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Learning to Use X11
There aren't many resources available for X11 programming, in particular not for beginners. Some useful ones are:
Christophe Tronche' X11 Pages: Includes a short tutorial covering essentially the same material that has been covered here. This site is interesting because the entire Xlib reference is available. I strongly recommend browsing it.
Brian Hammond's X11 Pages: Another personal X11 page with a tutorial, containing a little bit more information than Tronche's tutorial but less organized.
XFree86 Version 4.1.0: The official page for the current release of the open-source version of the X Window System. At the bottom of the page one finds the complete set of man pages.
Xlib Programming Manual by Adrian Nye. Volume 1 of the X Window System Series at O'Reilly. The book is wordy (it needs three chapters and almost 80 pages to cover not much more material than the present article), and the presentation is not always noted for its clarity. Nevertheless, it is probably still the standard introduction to X11 programming.
X Window Applications Programming by Eric F. Johnson and Kevin Reichard. One of the few truly introductory books on X11 programming but unfortunately out of print.
Philipp K. Janert has been programming for 15 years, both inside and outside of academia. He prefers C/C++ and UNIX but tries not to be religious about it. He holds a PhD in Theoretical Physics from the University of Washington, Seattle.
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how to run the program
-open terminal and type 'apt-get install libx11-dev'.this should download and install the x11 library.
-open the program and include the library 'X11/Xlib.h'.
-compile the program by typing 'g++ -o output x1.cc -lX11'
-run the program by typing ./output.
hope this helps....XD
Draw a bare window (without Close, Minimize, Maximize buttons)
how to create a window described in the subject? I cannot find out the solution.
thanks and regards
x11 man
i m new to x11. i m not getting the point how to set the path be4 running x11 prog. and i m not getting the manual pages after writing the man command on the shell.can anybody help me??
A Simple OpenGL Program Using GLUT and C
Running FreeBSD 6.1, I find that example programs shown in "OpenGL Programming Guide, Fifth Edition" (Red Book), can be compiled as follows:
gcc -I /usr/X11R6/include -L /usr/X11R6/lib -o your_program your_program.c -lX11 -lGL -lglut
Red Book examples always use GLUT.
So, just to let you know...
Re: Learning to Use X11
On the web there are some Xlib tutorials like this. They create one or two windows, draw few lines or arcs (some even in color) and some show the typical XLib program main loop like the following:
Display* xDisplay;
XEvent xEvent;
xDisplay = XOpenDisplay(NULL);
while(!done) {
XNextEvent(xDisplay, &xEvent);
... // process the event
Unfortunately it's the point where the tutorials finish. I hope there will be some continuing of this tutorial.
For example I'm unable to find how to handle linux signals in the main loop. XNextEvent() doesn't return EINTR like libc blocking functions.
Imagine you would like to write trivial clock program for X and you need catch some SIGALRM or other signal every second to refresh the clock as well as catch X events.
How to handle such task without busy waiting?
Re: Learning to Use X11
I just made binary coded decimal clock program as my first xlib program to use events, but I didn't use events to tell the time. I just made a for(;;){ loop with sleep(1); as the first statement (this function is defined in unistd.h for some reason, and the parameter 1 means 1 second). This statement keeps the program from being active all the time. After that I just used the functions in time.h to find the time. I am not sure what other non-xlib events you might want to intercept, but you might be able to do something like this.
Unfortunate Title
What I expected from this article was how to use X, not code an X client. Change the title and you'll have an excellent resource (as how the article employs resources, not how an X user employs resources).
Re: Learning to Use X11
The author must be using Debian because he said the latest version of XFree86 is 4.1.0 not 4.2.0.
Re: Learning to Use X11
Stuff gets dated rather quickly. You're right, XFree86 does, indeed have 4.2.0 released, (and for all I know, they might even be past that now)! But 4.2.0 is new enough that only the latest distros are actually using it. For many vendors, their NEXT release will likely have 4.2.0 code, but 4.1.0 or even some 3.3.6 stuff is STILL pretty common, and not JUST for Debian-based systems, either.
"We therefore explicitly free the allocated resources"
To be fussy, I guess we should call XFreeGC then also.
Looking forward for the next episode
servers and clients ... sure they are software
Well, clients and servers are still software-only ...
the problem is that some twisted host and server - doh!
And don't think i'm one of those grey-bearded veterans.
The first thing our information science teacher said about servers:
"Servers are software, not hardware" (He said that in german, but most of you prefare a sort of english i guess *g*)
So: no problem reading the x11-manual - at least not by twisting server and client, the rest ... *caught*
Spank me if i'm wrong!
Dear oh dear... "Server" and "Client" were *never* twisted!
If you think of the meaning of the words "server" and "client" it is difficult to get them confused, even when thinking in terms of X, instead of in terms of (say) a file server.
A "server" is something that provides a service. In the case of a file server, it is something that provides access to files over a network. In the case of X, the service provided is that of the drawing to the screen.
A "client" is something that requests the server to perform a task. In the case of the file server, it is requesting that a certain file be sent to it. In the case of X, it is asking the server to draw something to the screen.
Re: Learning to Use X11
or a departmental server, connected to a larger number of (relatively dumb) X terminals.
Nope, that's wrong. Each X terminal would be a separate display (actually, separate host:display usually), not multiple screens. The dual- (or more) head example is a valid multi-screen example.
By the way, on Linux boxes at least, you can have multiple X displays running simultaneously (virtualized) by starting X from different virtual consoles (ie using ctrl-alt-F2 to log in, etc), by adding the display number (eg "startx -- :1"), the catch is that GNOME and KDE can't handle multiple instances of themselves on the same computer (you can run GNOME on one display and KDE on the other). Switch displays using ctrl-alt-F7, ctrl-alt-F8, etc.
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Multiple instances for one user of the WindowMaker window manager are also not supported.
Re: Learning to Use X11
found the source, but you must do a
rather than
and you must use the following
g++ -I /usr/X11/include/X11 -L /usr/X11/lib -o x1 x1.cc -lX11
to compile on suse linux.
Re: Learning to Use X11
i make a program with C, and then compile it like this :
cc -g -o myprog myprog.c -lX11
but it is error in X11...!!
can anyone help me...? please..!
did i must configure somethink...to make it clear...?
i use suse 8.2, and i just install xdevel-xxx.rpm
Re: Learning to Use X11
Where is the difference between
#include and #include?
Magical whitespace?
Re: Learning to Use X11
I think the HTML of the original poster's comment got "filtered" by PHP nuke.
Re: Learning to Use X11
Yes, sure, but what is the file to #include between the
/ /
then? 8-)
#include or #include
#include <Xlib.h>
#include <X11/Xlib.h>
Re: Learning to Use X11
god I think my brain has frozen on monday morning, I found th e source, compiled it and it work!!!!!
Re: Learning to Use X11
I'd like to give this a go? but where's the source luke?
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Greco Boys Grill Brings Great Greek Gyros to South Beach
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Greco serves gyros and souvlaki for $5.95 to $6.95. Pork or chicken are the meat options for both, although you can also get a vegetarian pita filled with Greek salad and lettuce. The prices are certainly on target.
So are the gyro and souvlaki.
We sampled a chicken souvlaki and pork gyro. The former featured juicy chunks of zestily seasoned meat with tomato, onions, and tzatziki (cucumber/yogurt/garlic sauce) in fresh, warm, puffy pita bread. Pork in the gyro was even tastier; so much spicing is used on the meat that it's difficult to distinguish it from the traditional lamb. Plus it's plumped with the the same garnishes as the souvlaki. Both are great sandwiches.
We also tried a "traditional village salad" (horiatiki), which would have been perfect if the large chunks of tomatoes in the bowl possessed more flavor. Still, it's a solid rendition with cucumber and peppers cut large, small black olives (with pits), and feta crumbles mixed within ($7.95, or $9.95 for a large). If you prefer your feta in slab form, a slice is just $2.50.
There are numerous platter choices in which diners can get one or two souvlaki or gyro with salad and a choice of fries or rice. Prices for these plates range from $9.95 to $15.95. Lunch specials, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., offer fries and soda with any souvlaki ($8.25) or gyro ($8.95). Greco delivers, and yes, there's a delivery special too: any two souvlaki, either in pitas or on skewers, with fries and soda, for $12.95. Same deal for four is $24.45; for six it's $37.25. I can't go any further with this because my abacus isn't readily available.
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Posted by Sarah on Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at 8:22pm.
how do i do this?
Sickle cell anemia is autosomal dominant.
Let p=sickle cell and q=normal cell.
p^2= homozygous dominant
q^2=sickle cell
For Central Africa
0.1=q^2=sickle cell
p^2= homozygous dominant=(0.684)^2=0.468
q^2=sickle cell=(0.316)^2=0.0999
Repeat for U.S.
thanks! so the heterozygous and homozygous dominant genotypes are p^2 and 2pq?
Yes, but when you do theses Hardy-Weinberg problems you are suppose to let the recessive gene equal p and the autosomal dominant gene equal q. When I started doing this for you I accidentally switched it, but the numbers are correct. The post should read
Let p=sickle cell and q=normal cell.
q^2= homozygous dominant
p^2=sickle cell
For Central Africa
0.1=p^2=sickle cell
q^2= homozygous dominant=(0.684)^2=0.468
p^2=sickle cell=(0.316)^2=0.0999
p^2+2pq+q^2=0.0999 +0.432+0.468=1
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A Shaman's Ransom
this wiki
This quest is given by Aurelius who asks you to bring him the head of a notorious Goblin Chief called Svadilfari.
Find the Red Hammer Tribe, which Svadilfari leads. In order to enter the caverns where Svadilfari lives, you will need to get past all the ballistas which guard the whole area. Simply take Dragon-form and take them out one-by-one.
When you enter the cavern, Svadilfari will ask you to kill Aurelius. You now have a choice of sides, but even if you side with Svadilfari and kill Aurelius, the Goblin will attack you anyway when you return to tell him that the deed is done. (Maybe depend on whether or not you destroyed any Red Goblin buildings outside) If you side with Svadilfari it will not cause any Champions to be hostile to you and Talanas will remark how you have a novel way of giving head.
Whichever option you choose you will have to fight all of the goblins, so ready your A.O.E. spells and health potions, and try to take them one at a time, they are fairly tough and give 2000-3000 exp each. Timpuk, which earlier had offered to trade with you, will also turn hostile.
Glitch: Svadilfari's goblins does not have range attacks. You can abuse this by jumping on to the platform where the chest holding the Dragon Armor can be found (It is behind Svadilfari after performing a mindread) and using ranged attacks. Your creature won't attack them either whilst you are on the plank.
After taking everything out but the Goblin Huts, Svaldifari still attacks after you kill Aurelius.
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By Jill Ribich
The house was rocking on Saturday night when the Margaretville Memorial Hospital hosted the second annual Dance-A-Thon to raise funds for the operation of the hospital complex. About 150 people gathered at Belleayre Ski Center to dine, dance and have a hot time on a cold winter night.
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Game of the Week: Hoxie getting it done in the backfield
By CONOR NICHOLL
The Hoxie High School football team averaged 219.6 rushing yards per game and 5.8 yards per carry en route to a 7-3 season and an Eight-Man Division I playoff berth last season.
Among eight-man programs, the Indians finished in the top 25 in Kansas in rushing yards per game, according to maxpreps.com. In the area, Hoxie was eighth.
However, the Indians found success in a much different way.
Of the area's top-11 eight-man rushing teams, 10 squads had one or more players with at least 852 rushing yards.
Hoxie was the only team that didn't meet the standard -- and used four Indians to frequently run the ball.
But the different running backs have helped Hoxie win 20 games since the start of the 2010 season.
Cayle Taylor's 1,073 yards in 2010 is the only time an Indian running back has exceeded 700 yards under fifth-year coach Lance Baar.
"I am pretty lucky, the last couple of years, we have had guys that can come in and do that for me that are quick guys, that are not always the biggest guys, but they do have some speed," Baar said. "If they get a crease, they can turn it into big yards."
Hoxie had four players finish between 383 and 587 yards in 2012, including backup running back Connor Katt (543) and quarterback Chase Kennedy (587).
"We like to run our quarterback," Baar said. "We like to run both of our running backs we have in the backfield. We also like to bring a guy or two off the bench to run the ball to keep everybody fresh. If you have the guys, it's something that you love to do."
That talent, led by Katt and Kennedy, was again on display last week in a 54-6 season-opening win against Tribune Greeley-County. Katt rushed 16 times for 164 yards and three TDs.
As a sophomore, Katt started at safety and as a backup on offense averaged eight yards per carry and seven scores on 68 carries.
"He is a very good runner," senior center Mitchel Johnson said. "When he gets around that corner, he is gone and he is really good at cutbacks, too. He is going to have a great season."
Even with Kennedy little-used in a simplified game plan against a weaker team, Hoxie rushed 33 times for 254 yards and five TDs. Sophomore Austin Rietcheck collected nine carries for 45 yards and a score after he suffered a season-ending ankle injury in Week 1 of last season.
Kennedy's role is expected to greatly expand starting Friday against Wallace County, 1-0 and ranked No. 4 in Eight-Man, Division II in the statewide media poll. Wallace County coach Kevin Ayers called Hoxie's talent "definitely an eye-opener" after he viewed Week 1 film.
"Team speed across the board and very athletic and extremely fast team," Ayers said. "You cannot set up your defense to stop any one of the three. They just all run well. Coach Barr does a really nice job spreading the ball around."
In 2012, Katt switched off with the since graduated Matt Heim. The 5-foot-9, 150-pound Katt was pleased to set a career-high for rushing yards, but also knows he can run much better in the Indians' multi-talented backfield.
"I thought that it was really exciting getting to be the first person on the field to touch the ball and getting to do my own thing," Katt said. "I don't really think I did that well. I could have did a lot better, but I am glad coach gave me the chance. I have got to keep running the ball a lot harder after I get hit. After contact, I have got to keep moving forward. I would get hit and just stop."


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Facebook coming to PS3?
Leaked photos of a future update suggest that social networking isn't just for Xbox-folk.
Do you like the idea of checking status updates on a 50-inch LCD in the middle of
Sony is reported to have no comment, so we'll see what becomes of this. Honestly, we don't use much Facebook or Twitter on our Xbox 360, but here's a software update we'd like to see the PS3 add very soon .
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BioMed Research International
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 169517, 7 pages
Research Article
Prevention of Atherosclerosis Progression by 9-cis-β-Carotene Rich Alga Dunaliella in apoE-Deficient Mice
1The Bert W. Strassburger Lipid Center, Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, 5265601 Ramat-Gan, Israel
2Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel-Aviv University, Ramat-Aviv, 69978 Tel-Aviv, Israel
3N.B.T., Haarava Eilat, Israel
Received 25 April 2013; Accepted 23 August 2013
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Cudi happens to be wearing a Ransom jacket from the fall 09 collection. He also speaks on Drake in his interview.
Cudi happens to be wearing a Ransom jacket from the fall 09 collection. He also speaks on Drake in his interview.
Monday, August 3, 2009
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10 comments:
- leak the trend setter said...
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- August 3, 2009 at 4:30 PM
- sweet*17 said...
I love Kid Cudi, Wale and of course Drake.
- August 3, 2009 at 4:38 PM
- soda said...
Cool. I don't really see Cudi and Drake in the same lane. The only similarities to me are that they're each new to the broad public and each have top 10 songs. I wouldn't mind seeing what music Drake and Cudi come up with together.
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- Amber B said...
I really don't see any similarities btwn Cudi and Drake.
Drake is on a whole different level than Cudi. Don't get me wrong Cudi is hott too,but Drake spits way more fire than Cudi. Ain't nobody touching Drake right now.
peace && love
-Amber B - August 3, 2009 at 5:04 PM
- ptown beauty said...
I'm into Kid Cudi songs and i don't know he seems like a cool dude, I like him but I love you Drake.
I'm not quite so sure I see any similarities when it comes to the music though... - August 3, 2009 at 10:39 PM
- remedy said...
I wanna know who's been pointing out similarities between drizzy and Cudi cause i don't seem 'em, lol.
- August 4, 2009 at 2:29 AM
- mighty mar said...
Its clear that drake has better bars but I personally get more enjoyment outta cudi's music...good music's roster is like the bulls in the mid 90's
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Some of the top requests from our customers we've addressed with this release.
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There are two new reports for items sold. Firstly, you can get a breakdown of the items sold from your Price List by running a Sales by Item report. This tells you how many units of an item you have sold and what was the average price of the item sold. You can then compare this to the unit price entered on your list. Secondly, the Price List Invoice Summary report is related to the new report above as it provides you with a list of all the invoices that made up the total sales for the chosen item on your Sales by Item report.
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I see in the release notes that an Australian version is being worked on. What about New Zealand companies who are GST registered in Australia as well as New Zealand? Will you one day support NZ and Aus GST in the same organisation (and multi-currency)? Please say yes. I already love Xero, but I'd consider making love to Xero if you supported this.
Hi James. We would recommend you run separate Australian and NZ organizations as branches (but see them both in MyXero), but we are looking what would be involved in supporting multiple sales tax regions within a single Org.
Our multi-currency features will let you invoice in other currencies and track your currency exposure.
Let us know what else you need.
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What has happened to credit notes – I keep seeing them as "coming soon" month after month… they are starting to pile up in my in basket.
All the new features are great but please get the basics nailed first !
Hi Mat,
Short answer: 'stand alone' credit notes are 2 months away.
Long answer:
We currently do Credit Notes applied to existing invoices (http://help.xero.com/UserGuide.aspx?helpPage=Payments_AddCreditNote.htm), but we do not do what we would term 'stand alone' credit notes.
When we designed Xero we wanted to build the best accounting engine ever and leverage the power of a relational database. We started with a clean sheet design and with requirements for fairly simple businesses. At that time we thought applying credits to invoices would be enough.
The original database design of Xero has some fantastic features – like modeling cash and accrual transactions at the same time enabling us to provide cash and accrual reports. But it didn't readily allow us to do stand alone credit notes as we can't attach them to anything in our database model.
As Xero has taken off we've learnt a huge amount more about what small businesses look like and the way the run. That experience has lead us to come up with our Accounting Engine version 2. And we're really excited about that as it allows to elegantly model credit notes and bunch of other features.
This is a huge project for us. We started in several months ago and over the next two months we are moving the Xero application over to the new engine. A great thing about SaaS is that we can do significant changes like this without our end customers even knowing. They'll just see great new features.
We're pretty excited about this project as it provides the platform for many things we have in the pipeline.
So I hope that explains what's up. Handily it provides some positive pressure for our development team.
We appreciate your patience.
Thanks for the quick and informative reply. I will see if we can keep shoving the credit notes to the back of the pile for the next two months ! And there was me thinking a credit note was only an invoice with a negative value in it


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©2004 by John P. Pratt. All rights Reserved.
1. Daniel's Prophecy |
1.1 Traditional Interpretations |
1.2 Newton's Interpretation |
2. Prophecy Fulfilled |
2.1 Ezra's Commission |
2.2 Crucifixion Date |
2.3 Accurate to the Day |
2.4 AD 33 Crucifixion |
2.5 Daniel Vindicated |
3. Conclusion |
Notes |
Are there any prophecies in the Old Testament of when the Messiah would be born? There are several prophecies about Jesus Christ in Isaiah and Psalms, which describe many of the things that the Messiah would do when he would come to earth. But was any hint provided of exactly when the mission of Jesus Christ's first coming would be fulfilled?
Yes, there is one very precise prophecy found in the book of Daniel. It has been understood for centuries to have been accurate to within a few years, or even to the very year, but there has been no general agreement on how the details were fulfilled.
The purpose of this article is to show for the first time that Daniel's prophecy is accurate to the very day on the Enoch calendar. Thus, the prophecy stands as a witness of both the foreknowledge of God and also of the precise timing of events of the Savior's life, planned from the foundation of the world. It also is a testimony of the authenticity of the Book of Daniel.
Because this prophecy is the centerpiece of this article, let us consider it in detail:
Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression, and to make an end of sins, and to make reconciliation for iniquity, and to bring in everlasting righteousness, and to seal up the vision and prophecy, and to anoint the most Holy.
Know therefore and understand, that from the going forth of the commandment to restore and to build Jerusalem unto the Messiah the Prince shall be seven weeks, and threescore and two weeks: the street shall be built again, and the wall, even in troublous times.
And after threescore and two weeks shall Messiah be cut off, but not for himself: and the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary; and the end thereof shall be with a flood, and unto the end of the war desolations are determined.
And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate. (Daniel 9:24-27)
Because of my work in biblical chronology, it has been necessary for me also to attempt to understand this marvelous prophecy. After reading many of the proposed interpretations decades ago, I ended up convinced that all of those interpretations were wrong, but unable to offer anything better. Hence, there has been no mention of Daniel's prophecy anywhere in my work until now. Then, as last month's article about Sir Isaac Newton was being written,[3] it became clear that he had provided the key to finally understand at least part of Daniel's prophecy.
Thus, Newton focused only on the two end points of the seventy weeks. To him it was clear that the prophecy meant that it would be seventy weeks of years from the beginning of the rebuilding of Jerusalem until the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
The book of Ezra gives the year of the decree to rebuild Jerusalem as being the seventh year of Artaxerxes (Ezra 7:7). While that might not mean much to the average modern reader, Newton's extensive knowledge of ancient history allowed him to identify that Persian king as Artaxerxes I (Artaxerxes Longimanus), and to place the decree in the year 458 BC.
Newton then calculated the Crucifixion date as being either in AD 33 or 34. The way he did it was remarkable. He used his own new theory of gravity to calculate the position of the moon in antiquity to reconstruct the Judean calendar to find a year in which the day of the preparation for Passover fell on a Friday. He was so far ahead of his time that his work was almost entirely overlooked, and that same method was "rediscovered" two centuries later, with essentially the same results.[4]
Newton then pointed out that Daniel's prophecy of seventy weeks, or 490 years, would fit perfectly either between the year of Ezra's commission in 458 BC and AD 33, which he acknowledged as the commonly accepted year for the Crucifixion, or it could also fit between the years 457 BC when Ezra actually got started working and AD 34.[5]
Newton favored the latter choice for two reasons. First it makes Daniel's prophecy come out even not only in weeks of years, but both ends would also fall in the sacred seventh sabbatical year of the cycle. That is, both the years 457 BC and AD 34 were Jewish sabbatical years, which seemed like a very tidy fit to Newton because the entire prophecy was about weeks of years. Secondly, Newton favored AD 34 because he thought he found evidence for the Savior's ministry having been 4.5 years, rather than the traditional 3.5 years. This evidence has not been accepted by modern scholars, who do not consider AD 34 as a plausible year for the Crucifixion.
Let us now determine the exact beginning point of the prophecy.
The standard reference for dates of that period on the Babylonian calendar is a set of tables produced by Parker and Dubberstein, which give the exact day for the first day of every month. The day listed in their tables, which is guaranteed not to have been influenced by any desire to force the prophecy to come out neatly, is Sat 3 Apr 458 BC.[7] Thus, modern scholarship agrees perfectly with Newton on the year. Even though common interpretations of the prophecy also begin from Ezra's commission to rebuild Jerusalem, the date usually listed is 456 or 457 BC. There is rarely a reference justifying those years. They appear to have been chosen simply to accommodate one particular interpretation of the seventy weeks prophecy. Any departure from the Parker and Dubberstein value should require some sort of explanation.
Briefly, the AD 30 date best fits all of the evidence concerning both the birth and death of Christ, including secular sources, whereas the AD 33 date is the one that best fits the New Testament account of the Crucifixion. For nearly two decades my work has emphasized that it is the AD 33 date which must be correct, and that the secular source of Josephus is wrong about the date of Herod's death. The only reason to prefer the AD 30 date is to accommodate the death of Herod having been in 4 or 3 BC as Josephus states (and hence Christ's birth about 6-5 BC). Now evidence indicates that Herod died about February of AD 1.[10]. Thus, there is no longer a compelling reason to abandon the biblical Crucifixion date of Fri 1 Apr AD 33.
Those familiar with my work will know that in virtually every case, the Lord's prophecies are fulfilled not only to the year, but to the very day. Can that be the case with the seventy weeks prophecy?
On our modern Gregorian calendar, the two dates are very close to exactly 490 years apart. After all, the interval begins on April 3 and ends on April 1. But we have no reason to suspect that the Lord has ever employed our Roman calendar, which is a corrected form of that proposed by Julius Caesar. What is the interval on calendars which the Lord has authorized, such as the Hebrew Calendar and the Enoch Calendar?
On the Hebrew Calendar, the day of Ezra's departure was the first day of the first month (1 Nisan),[11] and the crucifixion of Christ was on the day on which the Passover lamb was sacrificed (14 Nisan). So the interval is nearly two weeks more than 490 years on the Hebrew calendar.
What about the Enoch Calendar? The solar calendar of Enoch is much more like our Gregorian calendar, except that it is based on weeks so that it begins every year on a Sunday, and adds an entire week of days when needed to keep the first day of the year near the spring equinox (21 Mar). Because this calendar is based on weeks (of days), it seems especially appropriate for consideration as a candidate to have been used in a prophecy concerning weeks (of years). As has been explained in previous articles, the first day of the Enoch year tends to be the Sunday on or after the spring equinox.[12] In the year 458 BC the first day of the first month of the Enoch year fell on Sun 21 Mar, on the very day of the spring equinox. That means that the day of Ezra's departure, Sat 3 Apr 458 BC, was the 14th day of the first month (14 Spring), which is Passover on that calendar.
As has been published previously, the day of the Crucifixion, Fri 1 Apr AD 33, was the day preceding Passover on the Enoch calendar.[13] Passover always falls on a Saturday on the Enoch calendar. The Friday Crucifixion completed exactly 490 years to the very day on the Enoch calendar, because the 491st year would have begun on Passover, 2 Apr AD 33.[14]
Thus, the interval from Ezra's departure to rebuild Jerusalem to the date on which the Savior was cut off from life was exactly seventy weeks of years to the very day on the Enoch calendar.


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Well those good times are about to get more expensive. According to The Netflix Blog, prices for their services are going up. The pricing changes take place this September. You can get unlimited streaming for $7.99 a month under the new plan, or get an unlimited 1 DVD rental play for $7.99. If you want both the DVD and the unlimited streaming (which currently costs us ten bucks), the price for that jumps to $15.98 a month. As for the reason for the change, Netflix thinks the demand for just DVDs justifies separating the plans and charging more for having both fully featured services. It's still cheaper than cable or satellite, for but those of us who have enjoyed the benefits of it in recent years, the price jump is still a shock. I'm changing my plan to just unlimited streaming, as that's what we watch most in my home. Technically I'll be saving two bucks a month, I suppose, but I still miss the option to get the occasional movie on DVD.
What do you think about the new plan?
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Scott Roche
July 12th, 2011 at 3:07 pmHmm. While this is a tiny bit odious, given the fact that their streaming only library is growing quickly and it's what I use most it's not too bad. We may switch to Redbox whenever we want a more recent video.
Mark Sommer
July 12th, 2011 at 3:09 pmI joined Netflix a few months ago, and my family and I love it. Still a great bargain with the coming increase.
I have been wondering if HJ should do some reviews of what is available on the streaming service — maybe a "Netflix Recommendations from HJ Contributors" category,or something like that. What do you all think? -
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July 13th, 2011 at 2:32 amMark, we think that's a great idea!
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July 13th, 2011 at 9:29 amActually, I think we could add "Netflix" under the "eMedia" category and collect blogged entries there.
We have the one-disc/streaming package, but rarely use the mailed discs while using the streaming service several times a week.
I just watched More Than a Game, the LeBron James documentary, last week and found it to be the best sports movie I've ever seen. Yesterday afternoon, we streamed Outsourced (the movie) and really enjoyed it.
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July 13th, 2011 at 9:34 amOkay… added a Streaming subcategory under eMedia. So for capsule reviews of streaming media, use Movies, eMedia, Streaming, and Reviews. For the first few entries, collecting those under eMedia will be fine. After a bit, I'll create a special Streaming Media page to collect them.
Greg Wright
July 13th, 2011 at 9:36 amOh… and we'll probably be ditching the disc service.
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July 13th, 2011 at 10:51 amI'll be interested to see if they are going to be expanding the streaming library and what other outlets will be doing. Seeing that "Dear Netflix" was trending at Twitter yesterday, I gotta believe this is going to lose them some business. However, I think if most of it is the disc side, they probably won't mind.


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New York, NY (May 2006) -- The Retina Center at The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, the region's largest, oldest and most comprehensive retina service, will become the Bendheim Family Retina Center on May 18, 2006, at a dedication ceremony reflecting long-term support of The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary by the Leon Lowenstein Foundation, headed by Robert Bendheim. A gift of $1.5 million toward eye research and services was recently announced by Mr. Bendheim, president of the foundation.
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Job-killers and mergers
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Kelly BroughSummer in the city -- and the livin' is not so easy. We have been getting some figures from Coloradans for Responsible Reform ( CFRR) on the impact of Amendments 60 and 61 and Proposition 101.
They estimate that, when fully implemented, these three initiatives can kill as many as 100,000 jobs - many of them private sector -primarily because when public entities bond capital investments (construction projects), much of that work goes to the private sector.
It just makes me shake my head - Colorado is finally coming out of the recession, and these three killers show up on the scene.
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Our EDC Chief Tom Clark points out that we have secured 38 headquarters since 2003. Furthermore, what really matters are jobs for Coloradans right now. And most agree the growth will really come in the smaller companies. Those employers under 100 employees, are slowly adding positions.
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Yes –one could certainly make the case that had Jordan Williams returned to Maryland he would have been a 1st round pick next year. But he didn't and that's that. However, Avery Johnson wanted him on the NJ Nets and the reat is history. Jordan should get to play for Avery johnson. Here is an analysis of the pick from espn.com:
PLAYER: Jordan Williams
SCHOOL: Maryland
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WHAT IT MEANS: When your starting center (Brook Lopez) only averages 6.0 rebounds per game — the lowest amount ever for a big man who played at least 35 minutes a game in a season — then you need to draft a physical presence and dominant rebounder. With a second-round selection, that type of player you select is Williams, who averaged a double-double last season at Maryland (16.9 ppg and 11.8 rpg). Outside of Kris Humphries, who eventually took over the starting four spot full-time halfway through the season, the Nets didn't have a reliable banger and boarder off the bench. Williams gives Nets head coach Avery Johnson a chance to breathe a bit lighter whenever a shot goes up.
HOW HE FITS IN: Now that rookie power forward Derrick Favors is gone — he was traded to Utah along with point guard Devin Harris — Williams fills a hole as Humphries' back-up. After the Nets finished as one of the worst teams in the league last season (24-58), Williams will get plenty of opportunities to earn minutes in training camp.
PROJECTED IMPACT: Six points and six rebounds per game, averaging around 15 minutes per game. While Williams' outside shot, and especially his free throw shooting is inconsistent, he's big enough with very good hands to find his way around the rim. By 2012-13, expect him to be close to double-digit averages in points and boards.
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