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[ADOBE® TV Presents] [Rufus Deuchler in...] [CS Insider Design] Hi there--my name is Rufus Deuchler, worldwide Design Evangelist at Adobe Systems. In this episode of CS Insider I wanted to talk a little bit about Adobe Repousse, the 3D feature in Photoshop CS5 Extended because there's really cool stuff you can do with that. In Photoshop--Photoshop Extended, I add, we can go here, over to the 3D workspace and we can see that we can create 3D objects in Photoshop from several types of sources. We can select layers, a Work Path, a current selection, a file. We can even create 3D postcards from an image. We can create 3D shapes from a Preset, such as a cone, a ring, a soda can-- and then apply 3D graphics on those. The 3D effect I want to talk about today is Repousse--to create a 3D Repousse object. And to do that, I will add some text to that image. Let's write the word Create, make that slightly bigger-- and here--let's place it right here-- and here, over in the Create New 3D Object, I will ask Photoshop to create a new 3D Repousse object, and click Create. Photoshop tells you that this Text Layer will actually be rasterized to do that, but that's fine. Let's say Yes to that. And what Photoshop will do here-- it will take the pixels of the text and actually extrude them to create that 3D object. In the Repousse window over here we see all the things that we can actually do with a Repousse object. For example, we can use a variety of Shape Presets. The normal one is just a normal extrusion but you see that when I go down here, I can have longer extrusions or extrusions with a twist. Let's apply this one for a second, just to show you, onscreen, how that looks. And it actually does an extrusion with a rotation. If we go down, it can also do an extrusion that makes some sort of a curve with the text. I call this almost like 3D sculpting, inside of Photoshop CS5 Extended. But let's go back to our previous Shape Preset, the normal one, and look at this other thing here. We can also choose the materials that we want to use on that object. You see, there's various faces to the object-- there's the front and then a couple of bevels, the back of the object, and the sides of the object. and all of those can be textured differently. If we go here in the menu, you see that there's a whole bunch of textures that you can already use, and that goes from marble to checkered, a shiny thing here. But let's leave it white for a second. And I will show you in a second, also, how you can get more of those materials and Presets. Here we can also choose the depth of the extrusion. For example, if I write 2 in here we see that the object is now extruded more. But let's go back to 1. I can change the scale of the extrusion, the shear, the bend; I can inflate the front or the back of the object. Let's just change the angle to that so you can see, onscreen, what that actually does. I have changed the angle to that extrusion. Then you can inflate the front or the back of the object--or both the front and the back. You can add bevels to the front of the object-- to really shape the 3D object exactly as you need. I'm simply going to say OK to that and before I continue, I wanted to show you--up here in the 3D menu, there's actually a possibility to browse 3D content online. And this will take you to Photoshop.com where you can download free Other Textures and there's a whole bunch of links, also, to provide us with 3D objects that you can place into Photoshop CS5 Extended. So now we have the 3D object and the thing that I want to do here-- let me go back to my Essentials workspace for a moment. And inside of the Layers, this is the 3D object. You can recognize it by the little icon here. And if I double click on it, you see that we have access to all of its parts. I can use this tool here, for example, to move it around, the same tool that we actually have here-- and let me Command Z out of that to put it back into place. I can change the camera view of how we actually look at the object. I can change the direction of the lights, but I will show you that in a second. Because one thing I would like to see on that object is actually the Ground Plane because in Photoshop the 3D object actually lies on the Ground Plane, and I can change--with the camera movement, I can really place that Ground Plane exactly as I need it so that it fits my perspective inside of the image. The other thing I can see here--let's turn off the Ground Plane and turn on the 3D lights. These are my lights. And if I go over here in the 3D scene, we see that I have an Infinite Light, I have--let me make that slightly bigger here--let me scroll down a little bit. We have an Infinite Light 1, 2 and 3 and as I go through these you see that I can use my little Light spinning tool here and actually place these lights exactly like I need-- to shine the light on the object exactly as I want it to. The other thing I want to do here is, under the 3D menu--to actually activate the Ground Plane Shadow Catcher, and what that means is that when the light will actually shine on the object, it will create shadows on that Ground Plane, which I've just shown you. Photoshop tells me that the shadows created on the Ground Plane Shadow Catcher will only be visible once the object will be rendered. And that' a another interesting thing to know. Photoshop has a Ray Tracing rendering engine right within it and we're going to be using that. So let's say OK to this, reopen the 3D object--so we have the lights, we have all of our objects here; I want to go back to the lights. What I want to do is to change the softness of the light so that the shadows created by the Infinite Light 1 are actually softer than the others, and I'm going to change that to maybe something like 20 percent. All right--we're done; let's go back to our scene here and we're going to change the quality of the rendering from Interactive to a Ray Traced Draft. Okay--that's a bit faster than the Ray Traced Final--Ray Traced Final is really the best Ray Tracing that you can create in Photoshop. Let's make a quick one just to get the idea of how this actually works. The Ray Trace engine starts; it starts scouting the image-- and as you can see, all of the shadows that this image creates are actually created on the elements themselves. They cast shadow on each other and also on the Ground Plane. And this is something that would have been much, much harder to do, just visually to try to guess how the shadows really work. So remember that in Photoshop CS5 Extended, you have this really cool tool called Repousse that lets you create 3D objects right here in Photoshop from Text, from Selections, from Bayesian designs that you-- so from Vector designs that you've created in Photoshop and really create engaging content--and mix that 3D content with 2D content that you may have available in a photograph such as this one. Thank you for following this episode of CS Insider, and I'll be seeing you soon. [Executive Producer Bob Donlon][Director/vfx Kush Amerasinghe] [Producer/Offline Editor Karl Miller] [DP/Online Editor Erik Espera] [ADOBE®TV Productions][tv.adobe.com]
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In this episode of CSInsider, Rufus Deuchler, Worldwide Design Evangelist at Adobe, introduces you to how easily you can extrude text in Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended to create fully fledged 3D objects. These 3D objects can then be rendered using Photoshop's own Raytracing engine, including cast shadows. This feature lets you add a 3D flair to your 2D images.
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Falcons defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder spoke to the Atlanta Journal Constitution about the upgrades to the Falcons defense. The article refers to the upgrades as a "$75 million renovation", though a huge chunk of that derives from non-guaranteed money in cornerback Dunta Robinson's $57 million contract.
With Atlanta adding no prominent pass-rushers to a unit that ranked 26th in total sacks last season, Robinson is the key piece. He's not a playmaker (seven interceptions over the last five seasons), but he's a play-stopper. In Houston, he often shadowed the opposing team's top wide receiver.
However, Mike Smith runs a zone-based scheme that designates a left and right corner. Robinson may not be given the freedom to shadow a specific opponent; VanGorder said the Falcons have not yet decided how they will use their corners in 2010.
VanGorder was asked two really good questions in this interview. Below are his responses, followed by analysis from a non-invested third party.
Q: Are we going to see more blitzing from the defense in 2010?
VanGorder: You just don't decide that you're a blitzing team. There are down and distance factors. There are quarterback factors. There's your personnel with respect to playing man-to-man. There are so many variables that go into making that decision. I think philosophically, we'd like to be considered a very aggressive defense. We'll continue to work that way.
Analysis: Often, the Falcons' only chance at generating pressure last season was via the blitz. Man coverage is key in blitzing; with Robinson's abilities and Atlanta still having no keynote pass-rushers other than John Abraham, expect even more aggressive blitz concepts in 2010.
Q: Do you have people who can get to the quarterback?
VanGorder: We're better. I think we're better. I think that the process over the last three years has been to build a bigger, faster defense. We certainly have added to the depth of our defense. I like where we are right now with respect to our personnel. We have to keep developing and decide what they are going to do well and take advantage of all of their skills.
Analysis: Almost anytime a coach uses words like "development" and "depth", what he's really saying is that his starters stink. VanGorder knows that defensive end Jamaal Anderson can't rush the passer, and he's praying (but not betting) that either Lawrence Sidbury or Kroy Biermann emerges as a genuine pass-rushing specialist in training camp.
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Friday, July 31, 2009
Summer Anime Popularity -- 2channel vs. AnimeSuki
Of the shows just starting this season, Umineko and Bakemonogatari are the clear favorites on the Japanese message board 2channel, with about 43,000 and 41,000 posts, respectively. Not far behind comes Taishou Yakyuu Musume, a surprise hit at about 31,000 posts. (mouseover pics for captions)
Then there is a big drop-off to Canaan and Princess Lover at 13,000 and Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 at 12,000. Aoi Hana follows at 11,000, quite high for either a yuri show or a shoujo show, and this is both.
I'm surprised and pleased at the fairly high totals for Aoi Hana, which is a shoujo-ish yuri show, with much of its appeal centred on nuances of its characters' feelings. It's my favorite show of the season, along with Tokyo Magnitude 8.0. I feel both could develop into anime masterpieces.
It's hard to know how popular Zan Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei and Spice & Wolf II are, since their threads are continuing from previous series and I don't have access to older threads to see where they shift from the previous series to the new ones. But both shows have high overall totals, with Zan Sayonara at 130,000 posts and Spice & Wolf II at 64,000.
Here are the full lists, down to the first 200 threads on 2channel. The numbers are the number of the current thread for each show. A full thread represents a thousand posts.
New shows
Umineko no Naku koro ni 43
Bakemonogatari 41
Taishou Yakyuu Musume 31
Canaan 13
Princess Lover 13
Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 12
Aoi Hana 11
Sora no Manima ni 10
Kanamemo 9
Umimonogatari 8
GA: Geijutsuka Art design Class 7
Needless 7
Yoku Wakaru Gendai Mahou 5
Element Hunters 4
Fight Ippatsu Juuden-chan 4
Ukkari Penelope 3
Kuruneko 1
Zan Sayonara 130
Spice & Wolf II 64
Needless's low-rent version of Gurren-Lagaan has clearly not succeeded in recapturing the magic of that previous show.
The fairly highly anticipated Umi Monogatari is less popular than I expected. The low total of 4,000 posts for Fight! Ippatsu Juuden-chan, despite its rampant fanservice, are a clear indication of just how disappointing that show has been. The same total for the educational anime Element Hunters, on the other hand, is surprisingly high.
By the way, the "someone" who asked about a post like this was Westlo. Thanks for the suggestion.
Now here is a comparative list from AnimeSuki, the most popular English-language anime board. The numbers are number of posts:
Umineko ~6000
Spice & Wolf ~1000
Princess Lover 994
Bakemonogatari 857
Canaan 625
Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 431
Needless 330
Zan Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei 271
Aoi Hana 239
Sora no Manima ni 203
Umi Monogatari 189
GA Geijutsuka Art Design Class 159
Fight Ippatsu! Juuden-chan 157
Yoku Wakaru Gendai Mahou 151
Taishou Yakyuu Musume 145
Kanamemo 90
Element Hunters 39
Umineko's complete dominance is the most striking thing. Of the also-rans, Bakemonogatari and Princess Lover are surprisingly high, to me, although I like both shows, myself. I expected another favorite of mine, Spice & Wolf II to be popular, since the first series was.
It's interesting to see Taishou Yakyuu Musume near the top of the 2channel list, but near the bottom on AnimeSuki. And Kanamemo, which I find entertaining, is in the middle of the Japanese list, but near the bottom on AnimeSuki.
Here is a very partial list of shows for which I can find the actual TV ratings for last week. Most of the new shows are not included:
Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 (TM8) 3.8% (4.1% this week)
Kanamemo 1.4%
Taishou Yakyuu Musume 1.1%
Element Hunters 1.1%
Umi Monogatari 0.4%
Just for comparison, Saki, which is very popular on 2channel, is at 1.8%, Fullmetal Alchemist and Phantom at 2.0%, Gintama at 3.7%, Doraemon at 10.2%. TM8 will end up in the top ten this week, for the first time since its first episode, and that is a fabulous achievement for a late-night show.
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- Anonymous said...
Keep in mind that there were literally thousands and thousands of posts on the original novel from years before the anime premiered that are also contained in the Umineko subforum.
...but even without those it seems to be dominating XD.
- 31 July, 2009
- Panther said...
At least the accurate ratings show TM8.0 as the best one. I was about to say how these rankings should be thrown away since Princess Lover ranks higher than TM8.0, which is just WTF, until I saw the last one. TM8.0 is the best one this season for me at least, hands-down. Not even Bakemonogatari comes close.
- 31 July, 2009
- hashi said...
@anonymous -- Thanks for the tip. I'll revise the total to "about 6000," based on totalling just the anime threads in the Umineko forum.
@Panther -- Everyone has their own preferences. The 2channel otakus don't seem to like anything that has any hint of shoujo about it. Harem shows, moe, and fanservice are their meat and drink. I actually think Princess Lover is a pretty good show, myself. But nowhere near TM8 or Aoi Hana.
The general TV audience is composed of more adults, females, and younger children than the 2channel audience.
- 31 July, 2009
- animekritik said...
very interesting stats...
- 31 July, 2009
- Anonymous said...
@Panther: TV ratings are no more accurate than 2ch reactions. For any show, results are highly dependent on the broadcast stations and time slots. They don't tell us much about viewer satisfaction either.
- 31 July, 2009
- Serakah said...
Holy shat...the show about chicks and baseball is that popular on 2chan? The hell? I dropped that show after 10 mins of the second episode. Does it get retardedly amazing after episode 3 or something?!
- 31 July, 2009
- hashi said...
@Serakah -- Not to my knowledge, since I dropped it after a couple of episodes myself. Perhaps it's our fault for not paying the right kind of attention. And the show features some highly popular seiyuu, such as Itou Kanae, Nakahara Mai, Ueda Kana, Noto Mamiko, Kitamura Eri. And perhaps it's because the Japanese have particular associations with that era and with the concept that make it especially interesting to them.
@anonymous -- I think that after a few episodes, if people are still watching a show, they are at least fairly satisfied with it. But you are right that it's hard to systematically explain some TV ratings: a special show being on opposite a particular show can drive its numbers down in one week, for instance. And what is the significance of 2% of the audience at 2 am vs. 2% at 11 pm? I don't have access to the data, except occasionally, but Video Research does audience splits, too, showing viewership by age and gender. Their data collection is done by a combination of automated recorder and written survey.
- 01 August, 2009
- Skua said...
I'm still watching Taishou Yakyuu Musume.
The style of the show has remained consistent through four episodes - it's slow-paced and mundane (and very limited in terms of camera work), but nevertheless pleasant and good for a few chuckles. Scriptwriting is pretty strong with none of the cheesiness I expected from such a concept. Nevertheless, those who expect to "see things happen" should stay away.
At any rate, what's popular with the Japanese isn't necessarily appreciated by foreigners. For instance, the symmetrical composition/still camera and mundane nature of Yasujiro Ozu's movies would never fly in a culture accustomed to Hollywood.
IMO, this is one series that attempts to draw on the appeal of a traditional, old-fashioned drama. I'm not saying that it's as good as one of those works, but it's possibly why the Japanese can remain interested while many of us come away bored.
- 01 August, 2009
- MisterH said...
So, what about Haruhi?
- 06 August, 2009
- hashi said...
@MisterH -- Unfortunately, that is one of a number of shows for which TV ratings are unavailable, at least anywhere I have found. The original series was incredibly popular on 2channel, but I found out afterwards that it did not rate very high on TV.
And to expand on what I said about 2channel, there have been almost a million and a half posts about Haruhi, but I don't know how many of those are for the new series and how many for the old. Threads older than a couple of weeks are gone from the free Internet now, and I would have to pay to get access to them, which I haven't done.
I am confident that Haruhi is highly popular series for discussion on 2channel right now, and maybe the most popular, but I don't have a way of knowing that for sure.
- 06 August, 2009
- Anonymous said...
Needless came out before Gurren Lagann >.>;
- 30 May, 2010


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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Jose Altuve had two hits and drove in a run to back a stellar outing by Brad Peacock, and the Houston Astros beat Oakland 3-2 on Thursday night to knock the Athletics out of first place in the AL West.
Trevor Crowe singled, doubled and scored to help the Astros to their third win in the last four games against their division rivals. Oakland had won 11 of the first 12 meetings between the teams.
Peacock, part of the offseason trade that sent infielder Jed Lowrie to the A's, had no trouble handling Oakland in the third start against his former club. He carried a shutout into the eighth inning, finishing with nine strikeouts and one walk.
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The study of History at Washington State University Vancouver provides students with a broad background of African, Asian, European, Latin American and United States History. Specialties of the WSUV faculty include: Chicana/o Studies, Latin American Culture and Art, Slavery and the Atlantic World, North American Indians, Labor and Community in the United States, the African Diaspora, Ethnicity in Modern China, and the Pacific Northwest.
The History Program at WSUV offers undergraduate and graduate and minor degrees in history and helps students fulfill secondary education endorsement areas in Social Studies and/or History for the state of Washington. The graduate history degree program offers special tracks in public history and world history.
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• Professor Sue Peabody has two new books out! Le Droit des noirs en France au temps de l'esclavage: Textes choisis et commentés, (with co-author Pierre H. Boulle) (L'Harmattan, 2014) surveys the laws and judicial proceedings regulating blacks and slavery in the metropole, from the 16th century until 1848, with excerpted documents illustrating these changes. Free Soil in the Atlantic World, (co-edited with Keila Grinberg of the Universidão de Rio de Janeiro) (Routledge, 2014) considers the legal origins of Free Soil and the context in which it was invoked.
• Professor Candice Goucher has published two articles: "Rituals of Iron in the Black Atlantic World," in Akinwumi Ogundiran and Paula Saunders, eds., Materialities of Ritual in the Black Atlantic (Indiana University Press, 2014). "Iron sails the seas: a maritime history of African diaspora iron technology," appeared in the Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies/Revuecanadienne des études latinoaméricaines et caraïbes special issue edited by Amitava Chowdhury (WSU PhD) on knowledge transfer, product exchange, and human networks in the greater Caribbean.
She is a 2014-15 Trent R. Dames Fellow in the History of Civil Engineering at the Huntington Library, in support of her sabbatical project: "The Memory of Iron: African Metallurgy in the Atlantic World."
• Adjunct Instructor and History Advisor Aaron Whelchel received a "new advisor" award from the Washington State University Academic Advising Association (ACADA) recognizing his service to History and Social Science majors at WSUV.
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She also has essays in two new books: "Probing Memory and Experience: The Untapped Potential of Oral History (Re)Collections," in Oral History, Community, and Work in the American West (University of Arizona Press); and "Confronting Race and Creating Community: Idaho's Ethnic History," in Idaho's Place: A New History of the Gem State (University of Washington Press).
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TUCSON, Ariz. — Latondra Chappell of Charlotte, N.C., will be featured on the national broadcast of MDA SHOW of STRENGTH this Sunday, Sept. 2.
Latondra, 14, will have her "story of strength" told on the Muscular Dystrophy Association's three-hour, prime-time Labor Day weekend special. In the Charlotte area, viewers can watch on WAXN-TV, Channel 64.
Latondra, who is entering high school this year, is a good student and a social butterfly. Her dream is to help people and to become a veterinarian.
Nikki Chappell says her daughter is a typical teenager who loves animals and loves to play the piano.
"She's an excellent piano player. She may have weaknesses in other parts of her body, but there is absolutely no weakness in her hands," said Chappell.
Latondra was born with central core disease (CCD), which delays motor development. Chappell adopted Latondra when she was 4 years old.
"MDA has been fabulous to us," Chappell said. "When I wanted to scream and cry, I'd just call our local MDA office knowing that they'd have that emotional support for me and Latondra."
"After hearing the family's story, our show's producers knew they had to introduce Nikki and Latondra to our viewers," said MDA Interim President and Medical Director Valerie Cwik, M.D. "Their fighting spirit inspires all of us here at MDA to continue to seek out the most promising research and offer help for today through our services programs."
'Stories of Strength'
The MDA SHOW of STRENGTH will feature six "stories of strength" told from the individuals' and families' perspectives.
In addition to Chappell, the other profiles are: Veronica Niño, 45, of Friendswood, Texas; Angela Wrigglesworth, 35, of Houston; Kennedy Healy, 17, of Omaha, Neb.; MDA National Goodwill Ambassador Bryson Foster, 12, of Concord, N.C.; and Justin Moy, 12, of Concord, Mass.
About MDA SHOW of STRENGTH
MDA SHOW of STRENGTH continues MDA's Labor Day tradition in a three-hour prime-time broadcast special airing on Sunday, Sept. 2, 8 p.m. ET, 7 p.m. CT. The show will include entertaining performances, celebrity appearances and inspirational "stories of strength" about families affected by muscular dystrophy and related diseases.
Among the celebrities and entertainers scheduled to appear are: Carrie Underwood, Pitbull, will.i.am featuring Eva Simons, Carole King, Paula Abdul, All-American Rejects, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, B.o.B, Brandy, Luke Bryan, Gavin DeGraw, Hot Chelle Rae, Karmin, Tim McGraw, Alanis Morissette, Khloé Kardashian Odom, OneRepublic and more.
In addition to being broadcast on 150 "Love Network" stations across the country, the show will be streamed on mda.org.
For information on the rich history of the telethon, visit mda.org/about/telethon-history.
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MDA is the nonprofit health agency dedicated to curing muscular dystrophy, ALS and related diseases by funding worldwide research. The Association also provides comprehensive health care and support services, advocacy and education.
In addition to funding some 300 research teams worldwide, MDA maintains a national network of 200 medical clinics; facilitates hundreds of support groups for families affected by neuromuscular diseases; and provides local summer camp opportunities for thousands of youngsters fighting progressive muscle diseases.
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From Bishop Bossuet, The History of the Variations of the Protestant Churches, Vol. 1 (New York: John Doyle, 1842), pp. 193-197; further primary source information can be found by following the link for the book. A few minor variations of proper names were added, in order to adopt more standard usage.
Although Luther permitted Melanchthon to say whatever he pleased against the Mass, yet he in nowise departed from his former notions, nor did he reduce the presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist to the bare reception of it. It is even plain that Melanchthon shifted with him on this subject; and there are two of Luther's letters, in 1543, wherein he commends a saying of Melanchthon's, "that the presence was in the action of the Supper, but not in a precise and mathematical point." As for Luther, he determined the time to be from the Pater Noster which was said in the Lutheran Mass immediately after the Consecration, until all the people had communicated, and all the remaining particles were consumed.
But why stops he there? If, at that instant, the communion had been carried to the absent, as St. Justin tells us was done in his time, what reason would there have been to say, that Jesus Christ had immediately withdrawn his sacred presence? But why should he not continue it for some days after, when the Holy Sacrament should be reserved for the communion of the sick? It is nothing but mere caprice to take away the presence of Jesus Christ in this case; and Luther and the Lutherans had no longer any rule, when, out of the actual reception, they admitted the use of it but for never so short a time.
But what made still more against them is, that the Mass and Oblation always remained; and, had there been but one moment of presence before the communion, this presence of Jesus Christ could not be deprived of any of the advantages which attended it. For which reason Melanchthon always aimed, whatever he might say to Luther, at placing the presence in the precise time of the reception alone, and this only way could he find of destroying the Oblation and Mass.
Nor was there any other way for destroying the Elevation and Adoration. It has been shown that, at taking away the Elevation, Luther, so far from condemning it, approved the principle of it. I repeat once more his words:—"The Elevation," he says, "may be preserved, as a testimonial of the real and corporal presence; since the doing that is saying to the people, Behold, Christians, this is the body of Jesus Christ, which was given for you." This was what Luther wrote after abolishing the Elevation; but why, then, one may say, did he abolish it?
The reason is worthy of the man; and we learn from himself, "that if he attacked the Elevation, it was only out of spite to the Papacy; and, if he retained it so long, it was out of spite to Carlstadt. In a word," concludes he, "it should be retained when it was rejected as impious, and it should be rejected when commanded as necessary." But, upon the whole, he acknowledged what, indeed, is not to be doubted—that there could be no difficulty in showing to the people this divine body from the very time it began to be present.
As to the Adoration, after having one while held it as indifferent, and another laid it down as necessary, he at length adhered to his last conclusion; and in the positions which he published against the Doctors of Louvain in 1545, that is, a year before his death, he called the Eucharist "the adorable sacrament." The Sacramentarian party, who had so much triumphed when he set aside the Elevation, was in a consternation; and Calvin wrote, "that, by this decision, he had raised up the idol in God's temple."
Melanchthon was then more than ever convinced that it was impossible to destroy the Adoration, or the Mass, without reducing the whole Real Presence to the precise moment of the manducation. He saw, even, that it was necessary to go further, and that all the points of Catholic doctrine relating to the Eucharist returned upon them one alter another, if they did not find out a way to separate the body and blood from the bread and wine. He then pushed the principle already spoken of so far as that nothing was done for the bread and wine, but all for man: insomuch, that in man only was the body and blood to be really found.
[see Facebook post, "Melanchthon's Silly Argument for a Temporary Real Presence"]
Melanchthon has never explained in what manner he would have this to be done: but as to the foundation of this doctrine, he never left off insinuating it with great secrecy, and in the most artful manner he was able: for there were no hopes, as long as Luther lived, of making him relent on this point, nor of being able to speak freely what men thought: but Melanchthon so deeply rooted this doctrine in the minds of the Wittenberg and Leipzig divines, that, after Luther and he were dead, they plainly explained themselves in favor of it in an Assembly, which, by the Elector's orders, they held at Dresden, in 1561.
There they feared not to reject Luther's proper doctrine, and the Real Presence which he admitted in the bread; and finding no other means of defending themselves against Transubstantiation, the Adoration, and Sacrifice, they went over to the Real Presence taught them by Melanchthon; not in the bread and wine, but in the faithful who received them.
They declared, therefore, "That the true substantial body was truly and substantially given in the Supper, although there was no necessity of saying that the bread was the essential body or the proper body of Jesus Christ, or that it was corporally and carnally taken by die corporeal mouth; that ubiquity raised a horror in them; that it was a subject of astonishment that men should be so positive in affirming that the body was present in the bread, since it was of much more importance to consider what is done in man, for whom, and not for the bread, Jesus Christ rendered himself present."
After that they explained their sentiments concerning the Adoration, and maintained that it could not be denied, admitting the Real Presence in the bread, although it should even be explained that the body is not present in it except in the actual use: "That the Monks would always have the same reason for beseeching the eternal Father to hear them through his Son, whom they rendered present in this action; that the Supper having been instituted for the remembrance of Jesus Christ, as he could not be taken nor remembered without believing in, and calling on him, the addressing one's self to him in the Supper as present, and as placing himself in the hands of sacrificing priests after the words of Consecration, could by no means be hindered."
By the same reason they maintained that, admitting this Real Presence of the body in the bread, the sacrifice could not be rejected, and they proved it by this example: "It was," said they, " the ancient custom of all suppliants, to take in their arms the children of those whose assistance they implored, and present them to their fathers, in order to prevail with them by their interposition."
They said, in the same manner, that having Jesus Christ present in the bread and wine of the Supper, nothing could hinder us from presenting him to his Father, in order to render him propitious to us; and, lastly, they concluded "that it would be much more easy for the monks to establish their Transubstantiation, than for those to impugn it, who, rejecting it in word, affirmed, nevertheless, that the bread was the essential body, that is, the proper body of Jesus Christ."
Luther had said at Smalkald, and made the whole party subscribe to it, that the bread was the true body of our Lord equally received by saints and sinners: he himself had said, in his last "Confession of Faith," approved by the whole party, " that the bread of the Eucharist is the true natural body of our Lord." Melanchthon and all Saxony had received this doctrine with all the rest, for Luther would be obeyed: but, after his death, they fell off from it, and owned with us, that these words, "the bread is the true body," import necessarily the change of bread into the body; since, it being impossible for the bread to be the body by nature, it could not become so but by a change; thus they openly rejected their master's doctrine.
But they went much further in the above declaration, and confess that, admitting, as Lutherans had hitherto done, the Real Presence in the bread, there could be no objection to the sacrifice, which Catholics offer to God, nor to the adoration they pay to Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.


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KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) -- The PGA Tour season now starts on Saturday.
Wind squalls that howled down the mountains above Maui were so severe Friday that the opening round of the Tournament of Champions was scrapped. Rickie Fowler and Jason Dufner, the first to tee off on the Plantation Course, only played eight holes. Six players in the 30-man field had not even teed off.
The decision to wipe out the round was great news for Scott Stallings, who already was 7-over par through four holes. As for U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson?
"It stinks for me," he said.
Simpson was 3 under when he stepped to the eighth tee, one of only two players under par. The other was Jonas Blixt, who was 1 under.
The plan was to play 36 holes Saturday, brutal news for the caddies who had to lug bags on this elevated golf course. But the forecast was for more wind.
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A group of athletes from Pella High School is hosting a special event to recognize the contributions of the school's coaching staff this evening. The Pella Fellowship of Christian Athletes huddle will hold its third annual "Coaches Appreciation Banquet" as a way to give back to the coaches that have dedicated the time to enrich the lives of the many student athletes who move through the program. This is the third year for the banquet, which is organized almost exclusively by the students.
Aaron Thomas, Athletic Director at Aplington-Parkersburg High School and son of the late coach Ed Thomas, will be the event's featured keynote speaker. The event begins privately, but is opened to the public at 7:00 tonight for the speaker and formal program. Members of the community are encouraged to attend to help thank the coaches for their efforts. The Pella High Fellowship of Christian Athletes "Coaches Appreciation Banquet will be held in the Vermeer Global Pavilion in Pella.
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The schedule for the second week of summer programs of the Pennsylvania Chautauqua Society in Mt. Gretna has been announced.
All programs are open to the public. All events will take place in the Hall of Philosophy.
June 10 at 7:30 p.m., Popular '60s Music with Larry McKenna.
June 10 at 9:45 a.m., Book review by Owen Moe of Lebanon Valley College.
June 11 at 10 a.m., Mt. Gretna School of Art lecture: "Thoughts on Painting" by Martha Armstrong.
June 12 at 10 a.m., Religious series: The Serbian Orthodox Church. Field trip to Holy Resurrection Church, with Kathy Snavely.
June 13 at 10 a.m., CLSC Book Club, "Five Days at Memorial" by Sheri Fink. Moderated by Kathy Snavely. Also, 7:30 p.m., Writers Series: Jason Fagone.


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With the release of his instrumental LP, Green Tape Instrumentals, less than a week away, Decon Records artist Evidence drops off this banger of a beat that's worthy of a few minutes of your time. It shouldn't be difficult to place those opening chants; they're from the same sample used on G.O.O.D. Music's "Mercy."
Green Tape Instrumentals hits shelves June 25th, but to win a special deluxe prize pack, be sure to peep our contest. Winners permitted to make a scene.


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Sargent says infrared cameras based on InGaAs chips now cost $40,000 to $60,000, whereas his technology could lead to much cheaper cameras. The cost of coating a square meter with the quantum dot solution is $17, he says, and speculates that infrared cameras might one day cost as little as today's digital cameras.
Such a dramatic cost reduction could be a boon for those developing infrared imaging for medical diagnosis. Infrared imaging should be able to penetrate centimeters into tissue. Like X-ray imaging, it could be used for medical diagnosis. Researchers at MIT and Harvard University, for example, have developed an infrared imaging technology to detect cancer during surgery. The infrared rays, which have lower energy than visible light, pose no risk to surgeons and nurses and could help ensure that all of a tumor is removed. This technology uses the near-infrared; Sargent says tissue has even greater transparency to SWIR light. (The Massachusetts researchers are led by John Frangioni, associate professor of medicine at Boston's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Moungi Bawendi, MIT chemistry professor and a pioneer in quantum dot research.)
The chips could also be integrated into night-vision goggles, likely at the same price as existing near-infrared detectors. According to Sargent, they shouldn't come with higher manufacturing costs or require more power. In contrast, InGaAs chips are too expensive for widespread use and require extra battery power to keep them cool.
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NORTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō As tends to happen in season openers, a tone was set for the North Kingstown boy soccer team two weeks ago when they opened the year against LaSalle.
The Skippers lost that day, 3-2, yielding three unanswered goals to the Rams before clawing back into the game late. The loss sparked a defense that has not yielded a goal since, reeling off three straight wins following their 2-0 decision over Tolman Monday night.
ŌĆ£A shutout is always good,ŌĆØ said Skippers coach Kyle Froberg. ŌĆ£ThatŌĆÖs where we were trying to concentrate after the LaSalle game. We gave up three goals, way too many goals for us, so just trying to concentrate on being more solid defensively and we were.ŌĆØ
It was not long after the opening kickoff that the Skippers seized control of the contest, but it was the offense, not the defense that stepped up for North in the opening 40 minutes.
They had a number of opportunities to blow the game open early, getting shots towards the net from all over the field. It took until the 25th minute to finally convert, however, as Evan Gaudreau buried the first of his two goals in the contest off a centering feed from Alex Overly, giving North a 1-0 lead.
ŌĆ£We knew what to do,ŌĆØ Froberg said. ŌĆ£We could knock the ball around fine. We just didnŌĆÖt want to press too much. We had Evan in behind people, got Casey [Iannelli] behind and switching the ball. That was kind of key for us to put more pressure on them.
ŌĆ£ŌĆ"I donŌĆÖt mind who scores as long as we do score. If it comes from the same guy or different guys, thatŌĆÖs fine. WeŌĆÖve had pretty good diversity in guys contributing either assists or goals and getting guys into the game, so weŌĆÖre getting production from everybody, but itŌĆÖs good to see Evan step up to get two goals. Easily could have had three tonight.ŌĆØ
For all their effort, however, the Skippers only got the one in behind Tiger goalkeeper Adam Ghazal in the first 40 minutes. With such a slim lead, regardless of how many more chances North might have had than Tolman, the game was just one bad break from falling out of the SkippersŌĆÖ favor.
As the game moved into the second half and the Tolman offense began to find their own flow, that was when NorthŌĆÖs defense stepped up to take control of the game.
ŌĆ£I can mix around, rotate five or six guys in the back and really not lose too much,ŌĆØ Froberg said. ŌĆ£All the guys can kind of play different roles, center back or outside back and Joe [Dushi] has stepped up his game in goal.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖve organized a bit better defensively. It starts with our midfielders, too. Make sure we can move in and move out, guys can fill in and do the job.ŌĆØ
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Just as the opener against LaSalle set the tone and sparked the SkippersŌĆÖ defense, the recent win streak has done the same for the team as a whole as they prepare for this weekŌĆÖs marquee matchup, a Thursday night rivalry game against South Kingstown. It will be the only time North and South will play this season.
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Chile's Economía y Negocios online magazine has reportedexciting new statistics about Chile's lively wine trade.
President of Vinos de Chile (Wines of Chile's parent organization) and of Wines of Chile's International Council René Araneda informs the magazine that "after three consecutive months falling in value and volume, in May the exportations of bottled wine grew again, with rates above 11% in both [value and volume], reaching US $133 million and 4.6 million cases."
More specifically, the average price per case of wine grew to US $29, with May exports increasing 12% in value and 13% in volume.
Observing the industry over a longer period of time, bottled wine exports decreased 0.3% in value and 1.1% in volume between January and May, while the average price per case increased 0.8%. However, over 12 months, bottled wine exports rose 3.1% above the previous fiscal period, to US $1.4 billion and 437 million liters.
"The positive performance in markets like Brazil, Japan and Holland, plus the recovery of United States – despite its decline in average price during the month – provides better dynamism to the shipment of this product," continues Araneda, "which already exceeds US $540 million in 2012."
Primary destinations for Chile's wine exports include United Kingdom – where value increased by 5.1% and volume increased by 4.7% – and United States, which showed a 18.9% rise in value and a 36.2% increase in volume. Brazil was another top importer, growing 58.6% in value (US $13 million) and 56.3% in volume (469,000 total cases, at an average price of US $28 per case, which represents a 1.5% increase in price).
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Peter Schiff says Mark Greenberg is his 'carbon copy,' endorses him for 5th District
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Investment guru, author and 2010 Connecticut U.S. Senate candidate Peter Schiff has endorsed Mark Greenberg in his quest for the Republican nomination in the 5th Congressional District, and not for the first time.
Schiff is quoted on Greenberg's campaign website as saying that the two first met "in 2010 when we were both seeking nominations in the Republican Party."
"From the moment I heard him speak at an RTC meeting, I knew I was in the presence of a true statesman," Schiff said. "Mark is running for all the right reasons. He understands the severity of the problems, and is committed to the free market based solutions necessary to solve them. He will fight to slash government spending, repeal regulations, and lower taxes. I wholeheartedly endorse his candidacy for the U.S. Congress. He is hands down the best person for the job."
At a campaign event in 2010, when Schiff was in the middle of an ultimately unsuccessful run for the Senate against Linda McMahon and Rob Simmons, and Greenberg was in the middle of an ultimately unsuccessful run for Congress against Sam Caligiuri and Justin Bernier, Schiff said how alike the pair are, both politically and personally. Both ended up finishing third.
"This guy is saying exactly what I'm saying, he's almost a carbon-copy of me," Schiff said. "He really understands the economy, the issues, he's a self-made entrepreneur like me, who has no prior political experience."
Schiff did not get enough delegates at the 2010 Republican convention to be on the ballot, but gathered the requisite number of signatures to primary against Linda McMahon and Rob Simmons. He ultimately garnered 23 percent of the primary vote.
"I am proud and honored to be endorsed by Peter Schiff," Greenberg said. "Peter is a respected and well-known author, financial expert and successful businessman and we see eye-to-eye on the spending and borrowing that continues to wreck our economy. I am pleased to have his support."
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