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The gangster thriller, "Black Mass" is the film adaptation of the New York's bestseller, " Black Mass: The True Story of an Unholy Alliance Between the FBI and the Irish Mob." Written by Boston Globe reporters Dick Lehr and Gerland O'Neil, the book tells the story of Buger, a notorious mob leader who has been on FBI's Ten Most Wanted List for over ten years.
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Well I posted here about a week ago trying to get ID help on my MIL tongue (my first Sans) and you guys were right...I got more!
Can you ID this one for me?
This looks like your classic Sansevieria trifasciata variegated which means the white or yellowish stripes along the leaf edges. No stripes and drop the "variegated" tail.
Sometimes they will have all green leaves in lower light and surprise you in brighter light with variegated leaves. They live well in either East, South, West exposures including full sun preferably half day.
They are both the same species but this one is a different variety. This one is S.trifasciata 'laurentii' which is one of the more common ones you will find. There are tons of different varieties of S. trifasciata. Sometimes a new pup that might pop up in a pot of S.trifasciata will be a sport, basically a mutation that will be a little different from the basic parent plan and that pup is sometimes propagated and named and becomes a new variety. The trifasciatas are the main ones I ever see in the stores or local nurseries but if you check out this forum a ittle bit you will see there are many other species that are really cool plants. The only thing about them is that you can pretty much only find them online at specialty nurseries or on ebay. At least that has been my experience. Enjoy! Logan
Logon, that has been my experience as well, that they are commercial plants found in stores, and nurseries. You can seldom find anything else. They are one of the step children of the amateur's succulent plant growers. There are several hundred varieties, and species, many hybrids, and sports. The only problem people hide them, and don't grow them, and they are considered a novelty plant. In the hobbiest world you are ridiculed if you grow a collection of them. There is never a program regarding them. What a shame that so many of us don't know a thing about them. Norma
This is one of my most favorite Sans among 5 - 7 others. It flowers more often than any other variety I grow. Some how it sets only a few seeds of each flowering spike! I am happy for that ;-]
May I just add as a note to Norma (Dufflebag) that I'm working to change that.
Next month at my mtg of Indoor Gardening Society, a friend & I will be giving a program on Sansevierias. My friend is an excellent grower of several diff. kinds, but shy of public speaking. I am not shy to speak publicly (I joke that G_d must have given me a big mouth for a reason) & have at least 10-12 diff. Sans. of the less common varieties to show & discuss. So I sort of cajoled my friend into giving this program w/ me. My friend will do the demos like breaking up an overgrown one that's breaking out of its pot to show folks their rhizomes, how to divide them & pot them up, etc. Probably also show how to cut up some leaves & pot them for propagation.
I will be armed w/ Hermine Stover's book on Sansevierias to discuss their origins, show some pix & their varied leaf styles, etc. I suggested this program to the Board of my Society as it is my hope to introduce my large Indoor Gardening group to these wonderful, diverse & largely carefree plants.
As a side note, all the varieties I've gotten have been as gifts of leaves from friends or swaps from friends, so Norma's idea of setting up trades, really is an excellent & worthwhile idea. All that's required are some friends to trade w/ & a lot of patience, as it sometimes takes a LONNNNGGG time to grow these from leaves, but I do have some beauties to show for my efforts.
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I need some advice about covering a structural beam. We have 2 that we need to cover with wood. We thought about using wood floor planks, but they are too thick and we couldn't figure out how to finish the ends.
Then we thought about using 1/4" oak 4' x 8' plywood sheets. That would give us seams that wouldn't look right.
We had taken down a suspended ceiling grid made with 3/4" x 4" x 24" stained oak boards. We have about 300-400 ft of oak we could use. FREE! We tried to split them in half on the 3/4" side. We thought we could use them on the beam in a staggered pattern sort of like floor planks. We went through two $17.00 saw blades and we only cut 7 boards. Oak gets really hard as it ages!
So we are now going to try to use the 1/4" oak 4' x 8' plywood, but cut it into 4" wide planks. That way we would have staggered seams/lengths.
Does anyone have any ideas for us? We do not want to sheetrock the beams or paint them. One beam is smooth wood and the other is rough cedar so they would't look the same if painted. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Peke
Here is a picture where you can see the rough beam and only a small part of the larger beam.
Are they unattractive now, or can they be sanded out and finished? I prefer the look of a real beam to one covered with thin wood, especially if there will be a bunch of seams.
Rather than having a pattern of seams, have you considered gluing on wood veneer? It comes in very long strips so that you don't have to have any seams at all.
Millworkman, Thickness planer? I get the 45 degree angle part. What does a thickness planer do? My brother in law has a planer. Is that the same thing? We were trying to cut them in half so we would have enough for both beams, but the oak has just hardened too much.
Renee, they are very ugly. One even has writing on it. Some sort of "ink" stamp. We tried to sand it. The other has stained cedar on one side and the other was painted white. So can't get that white paint off the rough cedar. Husband hates the cedar any way.
Not sure about the veneer. Is it the roll stuff? The beams are about 18" tall and about 6" wide. Would veneer come in sheets that wide? If not we would still have seams.
Seems like I am going to have to have seams no matter what I do. One beam is 30' long so there will be a seam somewhere.
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Could anyone tell me how to collect the seeds from the Bottlebrush Tree (Callistemon rigidus)? I have taken the really dried cones that develop along the stalks and from these came these really fine brown dust like, is this the seeds? I love the tree, it is a beautiful addition to my landscape and would love to know how to take the seeds. Thanks!
It sounds like you have it right. Old seed pods will be very grey and probably have already shed. Current year's flower pods will be green and unripe. Mature seed comes from pods at least a year old, they will have begun, or shown signs of, splitting. You can pick this and tap out onto paper or collect those pods just beginning to open, place in a paper bag somewhere warm, and allow the process to continue. The seed is very fine, light brown.
Bushfires here sometimes hasten that opening process. I must say in the worst drought in 100 years recorded (and I've only been around roughly 1/2 of it) I have never seen callistemon in our area so full of flower before. Survival mechanism I guess, I just hope it means rain is coming, we are in big trouble otherwise.
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Its made of ceramic tile and grout. I've had it 5 years and the grout is coming off in spots and causing it to leak. The problem is that I already coated the whole inside with the silicone...its defiantly waterproof now,but my concern is about the silicone being toxic to the birds that drink from it.It's completely dry now but I'm afraid to fill it without knowing if it's safe. I realize I should have posted before I did the procedure, but its done now, so I guess I just wanted to see if anyone knows if it would be safe. Its so beautiful but I cant use it if I'm not sure. Guess I would have to put plants in it if nothing else and buy a new birdbath.


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Should I be concerned about weekly spelling tests on Friday for First Grade? I sort of did a preliminary search on the Internet and it appears this is "par for the course" in 1st grade nowadays. The words are very easy, but I'm just surprised that they start testing like this. There were 10 words on the list. The most difficult word was "have".
I guess I'm pretty clueless about today's standards. I know that I didn't have spelling tests in 1st grade, but that was 30 years ago. We started in 3rd grade with that kind of stuff. I consider myself to be a good speller without having had weekly spelling tests in 1st grade.
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Green beans and results
I grew 3 varieties of bush beans this year. Blue Lake, (my old standby), Jade, and Provider were all good to great producers.
Provider came in first, the other two at about the same time a week or so later. Provider produced a lot of beans and were great when young and tender, but they went from tender to overly mature and stringy much quicker than the other two. Taste was the best of the three in the field but not any better than the others when cooked.
Jade was not as heavy a producer but taste was excellent both in the field and cooked. I found that they stayed tender even when past the normal picking stage and kept on producing longer than Provider.
Blue Lake is the standard I use to judge beans and it didn't disappoint this year. It gave me more beans than I knew what to do with (the family and friends appreciated that!) and they were tasty in the field and cooked. The beans did get a bit tough and tasteless when left on the vine too long.
Overall I'll stick with Blue Lake out of these three. Next year I'll plant a row of them and two more rows of something else. This is fun!
What varieties did you grow this year and what do you think of them?
So much depends on both your growing conditions and personal taste. Most varieties are reasonable producers but many do have a tendency to get shucky rather fast. The various varities of Blue Lake are at the bottom of my list. Kentucky Dreamer is also not a favorite for the same reason. My standby is the Contender, Kentucky King, and Valentino have been very good. Many others have been satisfactory. Not as reliable a producer, but excellent at hold tenderness is the olf Giant Stringless Greenpod. If you want a bush bean that comes closer to the flavor of a pole bean, Junbo or Mountain Half Runner.
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So much depends on both your growing conditions and personal taste. Most varieties are reasonable producers but many do have a tendency to get shucky rather fast. The various varities of Blue Lake are at the bottom of my list. Kentucky Dreamer is also not a favorite for the same reason. My standby is the Contender, Kentucky King, and Valentino have been very good. Many others have been satisfactory. Not as reliable a producer, but excellent at hold tenderness is the olf Giant Stringless Greenpod. If you want a bush bean that comes closer to the flavor of a pole bean, Junbo or Mountain Half Runner.
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Thank you Sandy for the report. If you would like to branch out to some snap beans that are eaten when mature with seeds, you might take a look at the link below. You could try a bean like Tobacco Worm and let it mature until it is fat with seeds. They are very fine even after they turn yellow and soften. They do require stringing but it is worth it.
Farmerdill thank you for the information and great photos. - Dick
Here is a link that might be useful: Full beans
I planted the equivalent of 2 30-foot rows, one of bush Blue Lake and the other of Golden Wax, with a couple old mystery seeds thrown in (probably Kentucky Wonder.) Since I'm a little weird, I've counted the harvest, and have picked more than 4,600 beans so far. :)
This was the first year I planted more than two types of bean. My old standby is blue lake bush and I did not grow any this year. This year was slenderette (bush) and fortex (pole) beans. Slenderette, IMO, was great fresh tasting. Fortex, was more nutty (?) flavored and productive. I liked slenderette's taste better but both were good. Both seemed to produce longer into the hot dry weather than I recall blue lake doing (but we had a wet June this year).
Jacob's Cattle (dry bean, 2nd year I grew it) seemed about twice as productive as last year. Looks like they are going to give me another small fall crop on the worn out plants.
And I have some Christmas pole beans (and a few yardlongs just for bragging rights). The Christmas beans are taking their time to produce, very slow. Don't know what they are like yet.
Rattlesnake and Jade are on my to do list. Can't wait for next year!
I planted two teepees of Rattlesnake pole beans in April. The base of the teepees was about 3 feet in diameter. Each and every week from mid June on I picked about 1 1/2 to 2 gallons of beans from those two teepees. This summer was cooler than any I can remember. We have had relatively few days over 90 and our hottest days never topped 93. Still, I have been thrilled with these Rattlesnakes. A few would need stringing each time, but not many. They are utterly delicious and have been totally carefree.
I planted a fresh teepee of Fortex and one of Emerite for fall. They have made their way to the top of the poles now, so I should be picking in about 3 weeks or so. I know we like Fortex for flavor and productivity. Looking forward to trying Emerite.
I grew Rattlesnake pole beans, Derby bush beans and a few yellow wax beans (I think the variety was called Roc d'Or). Also a few yardlongs, but I had them in a weird spot so they didn't produce much. Can't say that I liked the taste of them too much, so maybe it was a good thing I didn't have much of a crop. :)
One of the beans I put out this season was "Seminole" that I grew for my FSU alum sister. I swiped enough to try and they are GOOD! I'll plant them again next year for myself. Now I have to come up with a bean or potato for my Yellow Jacket brother. I'm open to suggestions.
I grew 11 varieties this year: Emerite, Fortex, Rattlesnake, Orca, Gold Mine, Black Valentine, Blue Jay, Purple Queen, Labrador, Improved Tendergreen and Scarlet Runner.
Emerite and Fortex (suggested to me on this forum because of our short season) have continued to do *SO* well for us here that I'm not planning on growing any green bush beans next year at all. No bush bean I've ever grown has compared to the quality of these two poles. I like Rattlesnake, but they have to be picked young and religiously because they don't hold on the vine at all. I can't comment on the flavour of Orca since this is only my second year growing them and I'm still building stock, replanting all the seed I collect. The young beans are nice green, but nothing to write home about. None of the bush beans I grew this year were really remarkable flavour-wise, in my opinion. Tendergreen and Gold Mine have been my tried-and-true standbys since I started gardening. Tendergreen freezes very well, but the flavour pales in comparison to Fortex. Gold Mine is really prolific for me and although it has a light flavour, it's the texture I appreciate as a break from the other beans. Purple Queen was really nice. It's the only purple bean I've grown (pole or bush) that holds as well on the plant as well as Royal Burgundy (but longer and straighter in shape). Blue Jay didn't do well enough for me to judge. I planted them in a spot that had them at a disadvantage. I'd like to try them again because I like their story and they were from a very local source. Labrador was really early and nice and plump. They held nicely on the plant for a couple of days, but the flavour wasn't anything special. I grew Black Valentine for dry beans; not enough are mature yet, so I can't comment on flavour. The seed is beautiful, though. Runner beans have always done well for me. I usually prefer Painted Lady, but I had some Scarlet Runner seed to use up this year. We eat them fresh only because I don't like their texture from frozen. Well, I think that's it!
Our standard is Blue Lake bush, but this year the GF and I decided to try a pole variety since bending over to pick them is not quite as much fun as it used to be. Since last years bush plants had done so well, we decided to only use a 8x8 trellis we had, and plant both sides. They were planted on about 3" centers, for a total of 28 plants on each side. We chose the " Stringless Blue Lake S-7" from Burgess. The online catalog stated 7', well, they went over the top on both sides. My best guess would be 11'. We had to make an unscheduled trip out of town the weekend we should have started picking, so some of the first picking had gotten a little larger than ideal. We cooked some of the smaller ones (3/8" x 6") and some of the larger ones (1/2" x 7"). We were disappointed in the flavor compared to the bush type. Also, the larger ones were still tough after cooking longer. Since we had them picked and snapped, we decided to pressure can some of each size, to compare. The larger ones were just as good as the smaller ones! Our haul for the season from what amounts to 16' of row was 32 quarts! That was over twice what we averaged last year per foot. About the only strings we encountered were on the ones that had grown a bit too large. We would definitely recommend this variety for someone who pressure cans, but not for picking to cook and eat, or for freezing.


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No comments from the original poster of this thread since the nerf patch. The silence speaks volumes. Lol.
100 Human Paladin
I think Vanguardy is his arena server name. His actual name is Vanguards-Tichondrius
No comments from the original poster of this thread since the nerf patch. The silence speaks volumes. Lol.
I do appreciate people taking the time to put guides together but at least tell people that you are not actively updating the guide. Also, a lot of rets feel the same way right now about pvp. Hence the comment and observation I made.
Edited by Kelronn on 12/16/2012 4:30 PM PST
Because ever since they changed the Seal of Command/Hammer of Justice/auto-crit Crusader Strike or insta-FoL to the crap we have now with this Holy Power resource and a combo-based attack (TV) that hits like a wet blanket, ret PvP has gone downhill? All it's been ever since Wrath is reconciliation and damage control. Only reason that rets were laughed at back then was because, like boomkin druids, nobody knew how to play them -- earning us the name retardadins. We were a dps spec that wasn't supposed to exist. Paladins were healers, druids were tanks, anything else was stupid. Back then. Except for a few exceptional players. And they rocked it. Hence, the steady nerfing by certain developers who obviously prefer other classes to optimally dominate PvP.
(That is, I have heard that Ghost Crawler has had it in for ret paladins ever since his frost mage got spanked by a ret pally in a duel.)
Edited by Ioanna on 12/16/2012 6:03 PM PST
Yep, the new "Tense" cut (purple) is Str+ PvP Power. I would recommend gemming Power over Resilience for now. They will probably fiddle with the balance between PvP Power/Resilience over next few patches.
Spare me. Crap like this is why people still look down on ret paladins.
People look down on ret paladins because they're ret. Personal sentiments don't have anything to do with it.
Besides, if you honestly think Blizzard employees who also play the game (and therefore have a personal interest) are interested in optimizing class balance, I have a bridge to sell you. I've been playing video games and roleplaying games for decades, and changes in mechanics development coincide with publicly known developer bias in any and every game I've ever encountered. It's just the way it is...but just because that's the way it is, doesn't mean it's right. It needs to be pointed out in the hope, however vain it may be, that enough dissent will force developers to take their bias out of it.
So, until then, existing imbalance makes talk of optimization an exercise in futility.
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One thing I believe to be incorrect now, is that pvp power in fact no longer increases healing for ret paladins
90 Human Paladin
It doesn't increase healing.
This sounds like a likely scenario. GC was all aggro one night and stepped outside sw on his realm to roflstop some scrubs using his precious mage. He approached some paladin and set down a duel flag.
After the duel the paladin spammed /hairflips on him and insisted that he l2p. The next morning they nerfed ret into the ground.
Vanguards posts here very rarely, sometimes not for months. He's a busy guy and the class forums have never been at the top of his priority list, especially mid-season.
You should realize that what you've said here actually paints a rather negative picture about the OP. Your comments that Van doesn't help people "especially mid-season" implies he waits until the season is over. Knowing that most seasons are also separated by major coding changes, this implies that his help is largely... unhelpful... and self-serving in nature. Aka, he doesn't help anyone until he's had his fill of helping himself.
Miiiiight wanna be a tad more aware of the implications of your comments. It's obvious you were attempting to support the OP, but the implications of what you said did the opposite.
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Looks like Van is running prot now?
He answers questions almost daily on his stream, putting time aside between queues or when nothing is going on to respond to his viewers and their questions. Also, he is a player just like us. How is he "selfish" for not answering every tiny query of yours immediately? Be thankful he even posted a guide.
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Hey everyone, sorry for the lack of responses.
To answer the many questions regarding Ret, here's how I feel at the moment regarding the spec in PVP.
I feel for 5.1 Rets are one of the lesser viable specs.
Here's how I would currently rank PvP DPS classes at the moment: (In 3v3, in RBGs / 2s / 5s this would be completely different)
1.) Spriest and Ferals
2.) Warriors
3.) Mages and Hunters
--- The line where you are really wanted in arena teams and maybe wanted ---
4.) Warlocks and Enhance Shamans
--- The line where you become not wanted ---
5.) Boomkins, Rets, Rogues, Elemental Shamans
6.) Death Knights
7.) DPS Monks
Here are some of my reasons for it:
You cannot base everything off representation, one example is Feral Druids are one of the strongest specs in the game for PvP at the moment; but they are not over represented. There are roughly 2 above 2400 on Bloodlust; which is good but nothing that speaks for how strong they are. However, representation is still a good number to look at. There is currently only 1 Ret above 2400 in the entire US. The amount of Rets above 2200 is also extremely low; if you compare these numbers to Warriors and even Ferals (one of the less common classes played but really strong) it's absolutely horrible. I think representation is not the best indicator for balance, but Rets are actually a more "popular" played specialization. Who doesn't want to be one with the light? However despite being a popular played spec its representation at higher tier arenas is pretty bad.
Lack of Peels / Survivability:
Before healing nerfs I considered Rets to be pretty good (when PvP Power gave healing to the maximum). After 50% nerfs I considered Rets to be average; maybe slightly below average when you include every single spec in the game including Prots etc. After the complete nerf + 15% healing nerf, I would say Rets are one of the weaker specs in the game mainly cause they just can't survive anymore whether it's for themselves or for their teammates. Anyone that has been above 2000 would know that Death Knights currently are horrible. They are one of the weakest classes and specs in the game only above Monks and Healing Priests perhaps. Why is this when they do SOO much damage? They have no survival utility for their teammates, and hardly any for themselves either.
Death Knights have no Shockwave, no real peels. Rets are in the same boat with even less peels and less damage but they have some good Hands* support + off heals. The off heals were what kept Rets infinitely above Death Knights before 5.1. However, since the 5.1 came in after several 3-5minute cooldowns Rets cannot keep their teammates or themselves alive. Good players can easily abuse this mechanic; since Rets are not very threatening in terms of damage after guardian, and they are so easily kill-able / susceptible to have their teammates killed due to lack of peels / crappy off-heals.
Burst comparative to other classes:
Ret Burst isn't bad... but it's more or less on a 5minute cooldown. Our best burst in between that is On Use Trinket + Avenging Wrath + Holy Avenger + maybe procs burst. This burst isn't bad, but compared to other classes 2-3minutes burst it's just not really enough. I believe burst for Rets is more or less an issue to do with other classes being just too strong, such as Spriest being able to solo someone every 15minutes or Ferals insane burst that can chain damage after 100k crits.
Anyways once again this is based off my opinion / experience from repeated playing between 2300-2500. Opinions are more or less based from my POV as a ~2400 Ret and ~2500 Enhance.
Extra Note: Gem Resil!
Edited by Vanguards on 12/21/2012 2:16 PM PST
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Hey everyone, sorry for the lack of responses.
I agree with everything you said and reasons you used to back it up. I would like to defend the placement of balance druids in 3v3 though.
I think much like rets balance druid's pressure is very strong during the 3min cd phase, but unlike ret, who's damage is pretty substained outside of cds, balance druid lacks that substained dps.
The survivability of a boomy with a partner who has some sort of peeling mechanic is decently strong. You really see its true survivability with something like a rogue.
I think adjusting some of the burst damage into the sustained damage would help make the boomkins closer to par.
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IMPORTANT: Now we see the different CRITERIA for timeline charting, between Peter and Paul:
1. Paul charts LIKELIHOOD OF RAPTURE due to enough MATURATION, theme of Ephesians, climactic Eph 4:13, Rapture Occurs when Body Corporate Has the Maturity of Christ. That's what you also need, to become a KING. So will enough KINGS develop, and will the KINGDOM develop? That's the play, and its success becomes ever less likely, from Constantine forward. That's the story, Paul's meter tells.
2. Peter, by contrast, focuses on the 1Kings 9 criterion, Will Temple (Church, second wall of Eph 2, not Israel, but Bridge To Israel's future time) -- remain STANDING? The criterion for the Temple to Remain Standing, is enough positive volition for any growth to keep going, analogous to Sodom and Gomorrah. Just one Noah and family...
So over the same period, Peter charts whether believer CORPORATE growth is sufficient for God to allow Church to REMAIN on earth. John later echoes this criterion in Revelation 1-3: 'lampstand' (local church) remains or is removed. Both tag Paul's Romans 11.
This is the NEGATIVE criterion for Rapture: Church must be recalled (diplomatic term, think 2Cor5:20) due to its APOSTASY. Of course, if that became true, then Time Ends, Satan wins. So Peter reassures readers, warns them at the same time: yes, Church will remain, but the growth is so low after 350 AD, Church BARELY remains. Ouch.
Hence both writers use Daniel's 62 weeks (434 years), since we're stuck in the 'time bubble' of Daniel 9:26c, wars and rumors of wars until Christ comes (Rapture for us, Trib for the world). For as always true since Adam, Time still must be Justified by a) one person supermaturing during a 490 year period, and b) mass voting during the sandwiched 70 years (490+70+490, so two believers must supermature per 1050, and enough mass votes to learn God during the 70).
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Paul's 4th quarter shows no group maturation at all. Only individuals. Peter echoes this, playing on Psalm 90 (the outer timline in Peter): instead of 91, 84. For like Israel at Temple Down to Purim (focus of Psalm 90:16-17), Church MIGHT NOT continue.
After Q4, from 434-483 AD, known in history as Fall of the West, Peter ends with the pregnant '49', Church apostasy analogous to Israel in Diaspora, Missed Sabbaths, TEMPLE DOWN. So that theme characterizes our time from Constantine's sons, forward. We might not make it, always on Edge of Being Too Apostate to Live. Rev 1-3, echoes this theme.
Very shocking stuff, very technical. And very unknown to Christendom, who is always on life support, always fancying itself holy, always on the verge of God having to pull the plug, fig tree not bearing any fruit, Mark 11-14. Which maybe accounts for why Mark stops using euthus during that section (see my Mark 3d6-7 videos, starting at youtube.com/watch?v=QpF0BJxrn9c&list=PL358C20D575D1B580&index=12 ).
Download Peter's meter (only the Greek, all of 1Pet1:1-12): brainout.net/1Peter1meter.pdf . Download the interleaved (Paul's Eph 1:3-14 with 1Peter1:1-12) song with its metered translation, here: brainout.net/PeterMeterSongWithTrans.pdf . It's only two pages, currently. Since 1Peter 1:1-12 is metered, the final version will be much longer.
To get the most out of this play on Paul, you need to read Paul's meter, replete with university and other websites explaining the relevant historical references: brainout.net/Ephesians1REPARSED.doc (if you have Bibleworks fonts; or you can download them for free at bibleworks.com/fonts.html ). PDF version: brainout.net/Eph1DecreeSyllablesREPARSED.pdf .
You'll also need to watch at least some of the Psalm 90 videos on Daniel 9, which begin here: youtube.com/watch?v=XRz__1NmABs&list=PLFF2856603C945631&index=27 . It's faster and easier to just download the Daniel document in the video description, then read through it to see his style. Both Paul and Peter talk back to Daniel 9 VIA its style -- which I call 'tagging' -- as Mary had done, in the Magnificat.
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Snake&molting legwear
Our skin ages through cycles of molt that we can't notice whereas snakes have to go through exhausting stages in order to escape from their skin that becomes too old and too tigh. This behaviour and experience are translated in a body ornament.
The tights are becoming a second skin, made of a laser cut textile, they become textured with the shape of the body. The second skins evolves with our movements. It ages and breaks as a skin after several uses.
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