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The Paleto Score is a mission in Grand Theft Auto V. It is the forth heist mission in the game, given to protagonists Michael De Santa, Trevor Philips and Franklin Clinton.
Franklin stands by as getaway, while the crew rob the vault. When the police are involved, Michael, Trevor and the gunman come out, in strong military grade body armor with the gunmen and Michael carrying MGs and Trevor holding a minigun. When the army show Franklin uses a digger to smash through roadblocks and assist. The crew then shoot through to a train and get off to see Agent Sanchez, and split the profits.
The following characters are available to complete Michael, Trevor and Franklin's crew.
- Gustavo Mota
- Chef
- Daryl (will die if chosen adding casualty expenses)
- Norm Richards (will die if chosen adding casualty expenses)
- Patrick McReary (Requires that you've completed his Random Encounter beforehand)
- The crew manage to get around $6 million during this heist.
- The brazen takeover of the bank, heavy suits of body armor worn by the crew, and the large shootout with police is reminiscent of the 1997 North Hollywood bank robbery. It's possible the in-game heist was inspired by this event.
- If you chose Packie to be a gunman on this heist, he will mention Niko, Derrick, Michael, and the events of Three Leaf Clover from GTA IV.
- During the drive to the bank, Trevor asks everyone what their first bank job was like. Michael reveals that his first job was at a bank in the outskirts of Carcer City, making him the first GTA protagonist to ever been in or near Carcer City.


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Social Media Guidelines
Tulane University Communications & Marketing maintains the university's official Social Media Index and Facebook page (as well as other platforms, such as the university YouTube channel). To get your institutional social media listed on these pages, your page/account must adhere to the following guidelines as recommended by the Office of University Communications & Marketing.
Also, please view the separate policy concerning comments posted by individual users to university social media.
Guidelines for Institutional Use of Social Media
If your group is listed on the Tulane University A to Z index, then your group is eligible to be included on the university's official Social Media Index and Facebook page, as long as you are following these guidelines and best practices.
Also, please view the separate policy concerning comments posted by individual users to university social media.
Guidelines for Institutional Use of Social Media
If your group is listed on the Tulane University A to Z index, then your group is eligible to be included on the university's official Social Media Index and Facebook page, as long as you are following these guidelines and best practices.
- Protect confidential and proprietary information: Do not post confidential or proprietary information about Tulane or its students, employees or alumni. Employees must follow the applicable federal requirements such as FERPA, HIPAA and NCAA regulations. Adhere to all applicable university privacy and confidentiality policies.
- Respect copyright and fair use: Be mindful of the copyright and intellectual property rights of others and of the university.
- Comply with the trademark, logo and use policy: The university's trademarks are intended to present a positive image of Tulane, and may not be altered in any way. Nor can the university's trademarks be used in the name of a business, logo, in promoting services or on a product in a way that could state or imply an endorsement by the university.
- Terms of service: Obey the Terms of Service of any social media platform employed.
- Have a point of contact registered with University Communications & Marketing: All institutional pages/accounts should have an appointed employee who is responsible for content.
- Have a plan: Departments should plan in advance what kind of messages they want to send, what kind of audience they want to build and what their goals are for social media. Develop a strategy for keeping information on social media sites up-to-date. Contact us at email@example.com if you'd like assistance in creating a social media strategy. It is strongly recommended that this strategy be reviewed and approved by the departmental head before implementation.
- Follow the proper naming conventions: When naming your Fan Page, do not name your page in such a way that it might be confused with a general page representing the entire university, or with any other university unit. Currently, Facebook page names are permanent, so think in terms of generality and longevity.
- Link back to the university: Whenever possible, link back to your Tulane website. Ideally, posts should redirect a visitor to content that resides within the Tulane web environment.
- Protect the institutional voice: Posts on social media sites should protect the university's institutional voice by remaining professional in tone and in good taste. No individual Tulane unit should construe its social media site as representing the university as a whole. Consider this when naming pages or accounts, selecting a profile picture or icon, and selecting content to post—names, profile images and posts should all be clearly linked to the particular department or unit rather than to the institution as a whole.
- Strive for accuracy: Get the facts straight before posting them on social media. Review content for grammatical and spelling errors.
- Be respectful: Understand that content contributed to a social media site could encourage comments or discussion of opposing ideas. Responses should be considered carefully in light of how they would reflect on the poster and/or the university and its institutional voice. When in doubt, your supervisor should be consulted.
- Think twice before posting: Consider what could happen if a post becomes widely known and how that may reflect both on the poster and the university. Search engines can turn up posts years after they are created, and comments can be forwarded or copied. If you wouldn't say it in public, consider whether you should post it online. If you are unsure about posting something or responding to a comment, ask your supervisor for input or contact University Communications & Marketing at 504-865-5210.
- Remember your audience: Be aware that a presence in the social media world is or easily can be made available to the public at large. This includes prospective students, current students, current employers, colleagues and peers. Consider this before publishing to ensure the post will not alienate, harm or provoke any of these groups.
- On personal sites, identify your views as your own: If you identify yourself as a Tulane faculty or staff member online, you must make it clear that the views expressed are not necessarily those of the institution.


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Full name: Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
Airport code: DCA
Thomas Avenue, Arlington, VA 22202
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Phone: (703) 417-8000
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The airport is 3 miles (5 km) south of downtown Washington.
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Airline flight status, flight arrival times and delay information for major airports worldwide.
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Apple celebrates App Store anniversary with free apps
Erin Lodi | Published: Jul 9, 2013 at 15:59 UTC4
Apple's marking the App Store's fifth birthday this Friday with free app giveaways, including the photo editor Over (regularly $1.99 USD).
Apple kicked off its anniversary celebration today with this message in the App Store:
"From the 500 apps available at launch in 2008 to the more than 900,000 at your fingertips today, it's been a remarkably prolific five years for the App Store. To celebrate, we're giving everyone five landmark games and five groundbreaking apps for a limited time."
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California wins match against Warsaw
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
The California High School volleyball teams hosted Warsaw Tuesday, Sept. 13, where the varsity Lady Pintos captured a match win.
California won 25-7 and 25-16. The JV Lady Pintos lost to Warsaw 25-18, 17-25 and 18-25.
For more of this story, check out the Sept. 21 issue of the California Democrat.
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Acid Mine Drainage Field-Lab Experience Round 1 part of Cutting Edge:Geochemistry:Activities
Greg Druschel, University of Vermont and State Agricultural College
This contribution outlines a trip with my Geochemistry class to the Ely Mine, a massive sulfide mine (Besshi-type) in east-central Vermont and the field work they did there. We spent a full day discussing the site, ...
Relationship between mineral weathering and groundwater composition part of Cutting Edge:Geochemistry:Activities
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By observing changes in rocks exposed to chemical weathering, students are to infer resulting changes to the chemical composition of groundwater. Students are required to justify their inferences through the use of ...


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If you are a dynamic, energetic, self started that has some experience in the retail and or wholesale product control and handling, this will be a dream role for you.Your responsibilities include moving product from the dock to the store, merchandising on a basic level, being able to communicate clearly with customers and making sure your area of the business is run effectively and efficiently.
Enjoy the Work-Life balance benefits of working for a family run business, not to mention the wholesale hours. Our stores are CLOSED on Sunday allowing you to spend time with your family while still enjoying a challenging career in sales.
Go to our Website to look at our product assortment creativebag.com . If that keeps you interested then make note:
We will be doing quick interviews the week of August 5-9 with trial days for the candidates the same week , So get that resume in tip top shape and send it in if this is a role you can see your self in our full time and permanent role as a Stock - Handler.


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After the attack on Pearl Harbor, women rushed to serve their country, and their service changed the U.S. forever the legacy of wwii | how the era shaped a generation and san diego
For a video of Beverly Newak recalling her WWII experiences, go to utsandiego.com/WWII-Newak
Beverly Newak wasn't picky.
When she finished boot camp at the end of 1943, the Navy gave her three job choices. "Just put me where you need me," she told them.
Which is how a 20-year-old home-economics student from Fargo, N.D., wound up in Florida teaching bomber crews how to shoot machine guns.
World War II changed America in countless ways, and this was one of them. A nation that had encouraged women to think of themselves mainly as wives and mothers suddenly needed them to be something else. Dozens of something elses.
"It's a Woman's War Too!" the recruiting posters said.
Answering the call by the hundreds of thousands, they worked as nurses on hospital trains in Europe. They broke enemy code in top-secret offices in Washington, D.C. They built airplanes in San Diego.
Historians look back on that period now and see a great awakening, a broadening of female horizons that's ongoing — not just in the military, which this year began easing restrictions on women in ground-combat jobs, but everywhere.
"Many times I've thought, my goodness, what are all these feminists complaining about?" Newak said. "We were doing things that weren't very feminine a long time before they started complaining."
Newak is 88 now and lives in La Mesa. She still has her uniforms from the war, still has her gunnery-school instruction manual. She still remembers how on the day her Navy class graduated, somebody with a sense of humor put this sign in front of the group: "College of Mortuary Science."
Funny, but kind of true, too. Death was their business. Teach someone how to shoot a machine gun effectively from inside the turret of a B-17 and they have a better chance of making it home. Teach them to recognize the silhouette of enemy aircraft and they're less likely in the heat of combat to shoot down one of their own.
If it bothered the men to be taught by women, they never said so out loud to Newak. There was some teasing — they called the instructors "nags" (short for naval aviation gunner school) — but "everybody understood how serious this was," she said.
"They all paid really good attention to what was going on because their lives depended on it."
Making Mom mad
Patriotism isn't gender-specific. When the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, women itched to get into the fight, too. "I wanted to be somewhere, do something of value," said Evelyn Coy.
The Navy's Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service (WAVES) program required enlistees to be at least 20 before signing up, and if they weren't yet 21, they had to get their parents' permission. Easier said than done in Coy's case.
Her mother wouldn't sign the slip. "She had friends who would ask her, 'Why would you let your daughter go into the service? There's nothing but whores in there, especially the Navy,' " Coy said.
As she neared 21, her mother hid her birth certificate, which she needed to enlist. So Coy went to City Hall and bought a duplicate for $3. And signed up for the WAVES on her birthday. "My mother was so mad," she said.
She was sent to Washington, where she was a cryptologist, helping to break Japanese and German codes. They worked behind 12-foot electrified fences, had top-secret security clearances, and were prohibited from going into any office except their own.
"We couldn't talk about what we did with anybody," she said.
The women's uniforms hadn't been designed yet when she joined in August 1942. "It was a challenge, everything was so new," she said. They had official shoes, but not uniforms, so to gain entrance to USO dances, they pointed to their feet.


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Soups can be an excellent way to warm the belly in the winter, but not many of us utilize the full potential of soups as a source of high protein, low fat/carb dietary needs. The canned soups in grocery stores are often loaded with additional preservatives and contain high quantities of sodium. Sodium causes your body to retain water and makes you appear (and feel) bloated. Additionally, premade soups are often expensive, ranging around $3.00 a can for a small amount of low protein soup that's sure to leave your stomach growling for more.
You don't have to go to the local Soup Nazi to enjoy gormet quality homemade soups. Making your own healthy homemade soup is easier than it sounds. With very limited culinary prowess, one can make delicious soups for the entire week for only around $15-20. Here's the quick and easy homemade soup recipe I use in my weekly regiment. You can mix and match the veggies, meats and beans around to better satisfy your taste buds or to mix up the monotony. This is only to be used as a guideline.
Easy Homemade Chicken Soup Recipe
Time: 10-15 Minutes
Serves: 8-10
Cost: Around $15-20
1 premade whole chicken (shredded and deboned) – Around $5
1 bag of frozen corn – Around $2
1 bag of frozen soup vegetables – Around $2
1 small carton of mushrooms – Around $3
3 tablespoons of low sodium soy sauce – Around $3/Bottle (will last for a while)
1 large container of low sodium chicken broth – Around $3
1 can of low sodium kidney beans – Around $1
Add everything but the mushrooms to a large pot and place on high heat as you shred the chicken. Add the chicken to the pot in bite-sized pieces. Add the mushrooms once the soup begins to boil. Boil for an additional minute or so. Keep refrigerated and covered throughout the week while you dig in. Just scoop a serving out into a bowl and reheat it in the microwave for a quick and healthy lunch.


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embers of the New York Air and Army National Guard are now partnering with Airmen and Soldiers from half a world away. New York State and South African forces have been training together since 2003.
Feel free to browse SPP Events and read the SPP Information Paper for more details about the program or get acquainted with the program's leadership by visiting the SPP Leadership page
The New York National Guard, in conjunction with US Army Africa (USARAF) hosts the 2015 USARAF/SPP TAG Conference at the 1-69th Armory, 68 Lexington Avenue, NYC 7-8 January, 2015
The State Partnership Program is a way for American states to create positive relationships with many nations. Some recent events between New York State and South Africa include marksmanship competitions, the Deputy Adjutant General's visit to South Africa, and an Aviation Safety team event.
Read more about a medical conference where New York National Guard doctors drove over a live land mine and survived to tell the tale.
Learn here how an Air National Guard Chaplain helped design an insignia for the newly-created Swaziland Defence Force Chaplaincy Service, and see photos from this small African kingdom located between South Africa and Mozambique.
This July-August, 2003 Guard Times Magazine article has more information on New York's State Partnership Program.
To contact the Program Coordinator, MAJ Todd Balog:
Email firstname.lastname@example.com or
Call (518) 786-6094 (DSN 489-6094)
To contact the State Partnership Operations NCOIC, SSG Thomas Myers:
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: Floyd Mayweather was trying his best two nights ago to watch a Clippers game IN PEACE WITH HIS DAUGHTER. And to ensure that no one wold bother him . . . Floyd brought 4 SECURITY GUARDS to surround him and keep fans and groupies away.
But four HUGE BODYGUARDS was not enough to keep the EXTREMELY PRESSED Laura Govan from getting to Floyd.
Why is she so PRESSED . .. well the STREETS are saying that her and her BALLER FIANCE Gilbert Arenas just hit a rough patch!!!


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"Who else is feeling supersonic? Everyone who loves adventure and is fascinated by space has a smile on their face today..."
Chief Innovator
This blog will cover tips and tricks, technology, new releases, promotions, and indie app development.
Andy is the co-founder and innovator behind the iHomeEducator, Inc. apps. Through the last two decades Andy held management and marketing positions in services, R&D, business development, and product marketing with various high tech telecommunications companies. Andy holds a B.S. and M.S. in Computer/Electrical Engineering from Purdue University with a focus in artificial intelligence and robotics.
iHomeEducator, Inc. was one of more than 300 attending the UNESCO Mobile Learning Week 2013 symposium and 500 registered for the webinars organized during the UNESCO second annual Mobile Learning Week (MLW 2013), which took place at UNESCO Headquarters from 18 to 22 February 2013.
Feb. 26, 2013 - Washington D.C. continues hearings on education. Last February 15th a series of witnesses spoke to the United States House of Representatives Education & The Workforce Committee on "Raising the Bar: How Education Innovation Can Improve Student Achievement". On February 28th, 2013 the hearings continue on "Raising the Bar: How are Schools Measuring Teacher Performance?".
On February 7-8th, 2013, approximately 5,500 mobile developers, entrepreneurs, marketeers, innovators and investors converged upon San Francisco's Moscone Center for the Apps World North America 2013 conference.
Apps World 2013 - Discover the future of multi-platform apps
Feb. 25-28, 2013 in Barcelona, Spain, the Mobile World Congress features the mobile ecosystem which continues to expand at lightning speed, with rapid innovation and new telecom devices and services.
Multiple virus attacks have been reported recently which have attacked companies like Twitter, Facebook, and Apple.
It seems these are different virus types but the most recent virus can actually open a backdoor in Mac computers for hackers to attack. This type of virus is called a trojan horse. The virus infects computers through various means. Earlier virus attacks were through email attachments however this most recent virus attacks through a browser enabled to run Java when a user visits infected websites.
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On Feb. 7, 2013, Dr. Ben S. Carson a neurosurgeon and Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast to President Obama, vice president, and distinguished guests.
As educators, we developed QuizCloud for our own purposes this semester. Our kids have used it to help them reinforce and prepare for finals. We've definitely seen the benefit for our children. Our highschooler received 100% on Biology, 100% on Spanish, and 93% on Geometry in her finals. In preparation she carefully created quiz modules which are now available in QuizCloud.
Get ready for finals with a little holiday cheer!
Our 3rd grader loves creating little computer graphic images and these include her new Christmas Ornaments and gifts set. The images are used with 100 pre-algebra questions for Grades 1 to 5. She just tested out Level 3 and found an error which I've fixed! Pretty sharp little girl - she knew her answer was correct and it was not listed in the multiple-choice.
I've been testing out Grades 4 and 5 and tried to include more challenging multiplication and division questions as well.
QuizCloud Pricing is a little different than most apps.
Basically you can use it for free as long as you want and create your own quizzes.
It is hard to believe that over eight years ago my wife and I were struggling to have another child.
Image from NASA Mission Control Gallery
NASA Mission Control Centers, Network Operation Centers, IT Organizations...
and Educators.... Educators?
What do they have in common?
For professional writers the worst feeling is staring at a blank sheet of paper or white computer screen and trying to get started. This can be devastating to a person that makes their living in writing but for a student who has not yet mastered the writing skills and thought process behind writing it becomes their major roadblock.
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Hello friends and followers,
It has been almost three years since our first app was released. What a journey it has been... to serve our growing community better we have decided to install a new blog on our iHomeEducator.com website along with a Discussions Forum.


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The National Urban Policy Conference convened by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) in partnership with the Australian Government was held in Sydney on Thursday 16 and Friday 17 May 2013.
170 delegates comprising political leaders, policy experts, academics and urban practitioners from across the government, private and not-for-profit sectors came together to engage in a vibrant conversation about Australia's urban future.
The conference program delivered an evidence-based discussion on issues such as urban growth and renewal, infrastructure funding, energy use, economically productive cities, housing affordability, and freight, commuter and passenger transport.
Key presentations and a report from the conference are now available.


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May 3, 2016
ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- Police are looking for who is responsible for a drive-by shooting this morning on Rockford's south side.
Police say a stolen, black 2004 Mitsubishi Galant pulled up and fired at a silver car around 8:30 a.m. near 7th Avenue and Kishwaukee Street.
The suspects drove off. No one was hurt.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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VIDEO: Soleil Moon Frye of Punky Brewster Fame Tells Us About Her Eco Baby Boutique
Posted By Yuka Yoneda On July 29, 2011 @ 6:59 am In eco kids,Inhabitots,Interviews | No Comments
You may know her as Punky Brewster, but actress Soleil Moon Frye [1] has grown out of the pigtails and into a successful entrepreneur and spokesperson for sustainable products and beauty. We caught up with her last fall to find out more about her eco baby boutique, The Little Seed. See what she had to say in our video [1]!
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Concurrent Launches "Video to the PC" Solution
VOD technology provider, Concurrent, on Tuesday launched a solution dubbed simply "Video to the PC." According to the company, the solution allows operators to utilize their existing Concurrent infrastructure to deliver commercial-grade video through high-speed Internet connections to online viewers. From a subscriber's perspective, the company says, the solution makes it possible to access both live broadcast video and on-demand content through a PC with no additional hardware requirements; operators, meanwhile, the company says, can now monetize their portfolio of video services by bundling their full offerings to both the TV and the PC.
Cox Launches MyPrimetime VOD Service in Las Vegas and San Diego
--DISH Network in VOD Deal with Image Entertainment
Cox Communications announced last week that it has launched its MyPrimetime VOD service in Las Vegas and San Diego. The service makes available episodes of primetime series from ABC, NBC, Cartoon Network, FX, TBS, AMC, USA Network, Travel Channel, TNT, A&E and other programmers free-of-charge, the day after their linear broadcast. The service has previously been rolled out in Cox's Orange County, Calif.; New England; Kansas/Arkansas; Arizona; Macon, Georgia; Roanoke, Virginia; Tulsa, Oklahoma; Omaha, Nebraska; Santa Barbara, Calif.; Hampton Roads, Virginia; and Greater Louisiana markets, and the operator says that its remaining systems will launch the service imminently.
Movie Central Interactive Launches on Bell TV
Movie Central, a commercial-free premium programmer owned by Corus Entertainment, has launched Movie Central Interactive (MCi), an interactive guide to its programming schedule that is located on a dedicated channel (313) on the Bell TV pay-TV platform (note: it can also be accessed through Bell TV's iTV Home portal).
Samsung Enables YouTube Access on Select Blu-ray Disc Players
--New LG Electronics TV Sets to Offer OTT Access to Germany's Maxdome VOD Service
Samsung Electronics America announced last week that owners of its BD-P1600, BD-P3600 and BD-P4600 Blu-ray disc players can now access YouTube via a free firmware update. According to the company--which is demo'ing the new capability in its booth (925) at the CEDIA expo this week in Atlanta, Georgia--owners of the players can access YouTube from the main screen by pressing a button on their remote control. They can choose between watching the most popular or most highly rated YouTube videos, the company says, and can also search for videos via a "mobile phone-like" on-screen keypad. Samsung claims that the experience is "very similar to that on the Web site."
Other Headlines
--iPhone Augmented Reality App Launches in App Store
--Arqiva Appoints VOD CEO and Secures Content Deals
--New Magma, Channels.com Services Aim to Facilitate Broadband Video Viewing
--YouTube Expands Revenue Sharing Program
The [itvt] editorial team is traveling to the UK this week, and because we are quite pressed for time we are combining a number of today's news items into this round-up article. We also anticipate some interruption of our regular news publishing schedule over the next few days, so we apologize in advance for any inconvenience to our readers. Here is the round-up:
Hulu's UK Launch Pushed Back to Early 2010, Due to Slow Negotiations with UK Broadcasters
--Said to Be Closest to Deal with ITV
According to a report Monday in the UK newspaper, The Daily Telegraph, Hulu, the free, ad-supported broadband video venture co-owned by The Walt Disney Company (ABC), NBC Universal and News Corp. (Fox), will not launch in the UK until early next year. It had previously been expected to roll out the UK version of its service next month.
Invitel Hungary Selects Espial MediaBase Servers for On-Demand Expansion
--Servers Powering VOD, nPVR and Timeshift-TV Services
Espial, the Canadian digital TV software company which last year bought US IPTV and video-on-demand technology provider, Kasenna (note: the deal valued Kasenna, which had raised $90 million in funding since its launch in 2000, at around $6.5 million), said Tuesday that triple-play provider, Invitel Hungary (note: the latter, which was previously called Vivendi Telecom, claims to be Hungary's second-largest service provider), has successfully launched--and is now expanding--on-demand services using Espial MediaBase VOD servers. Espial acquired the MediaBase product line through the Kasenna purchase.
Brightcove Powers Broadband Video for Manchester City FC, STV
--Manchester City vs. Orlando Pirates Streamed Live Last Saturday
--Brightcove Alliance Partner, Goodmail, Enables Brightcove-Powered Video in Emails
Broadband video publishing solutions provider, Brightcove, contacted [itvt] last week to let us know that it is powering online video for UK Premier League soccer club Manchester City's new Web site (mcfc.co.uk).
Faith & Family Entertainment Launches SVOD Service on Cox
Faith & Family Entertainment, a company that describes itself as "the leading producer of wholesome, Christian-themed movies and miniseries in Hollywood," announced Wednesday that it is launching a subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) service with Cox Communications. According to the company, the new service, which will be priced at $6.99 per month and will be accessed through a dedicated "Faith and Family Movies" category on Cox's VOD platform, will offer subscribers 20 "faith-based, family-friendly" movies each month, including six original "never-before-seen" titles; it will add "original faith-based" series and miniseries in the future, the company says.
SeaChange Launches Universal Session Resource Manager
--Claims New Axiom on Demand Feature Guarantees "Anytime, Anyplace" Video QoS
VOD and advanced advertising technology provider, SeaChange International, on Wednesday announced the availability of a new universal session resource manager (uSRM), which it says will allow operators of managed networks to deliver the best possible video experience to consumers regardless of when they are watching or on what kind of device. The company says that the uSRM will allow operators to guarantee QoS across access, aggregation and edge networks for cable, IP and wireless delivery of video.
Starz to Provide Premium Content for Comcast's On Demand Online Trial
--Trial is Part of "TV Everywhere" Initiative, Announced by Comcast and Time Warner Last Month
Comcast, the US's largest cable MSO, and premium programmer, Starz Entertainment (operates 16 premium movie channels, including its flagship Starz and Encore brands), announced last week that Starz will make a selection of its content available online to its subscribers who are also Comcast customers, under the auspices of the MSO's recently announced trial of a service called On Demand Online.
Virgin Media to Offer Universal Pictures' PictureBox VOD Service
UK cable operator, Virgin Media, and Universal Pictures announced Monday that the latter's subscription-based movies-on-demand service, PictureBox, will launch next month on Virgin Media's VOD platform. Priced at £5 per month, the service will offer 28 films--including recent releases and library titles--at any one time, with seven new titles added to its line-up every Friday. According to the companies, most of the films will be available in HD and many will not yet have been made available on free-to-air television in the UK.
Time Warner and Comcast Unveil "TV Everywhere" Principles
--Comcast to Begin National Technical Trial of "On Demand Online" Service
Time Warner announced Wednesday that it has partnered with Comcast to develop "broad principles" for the "TV Everywhere" model to guide the distribution of its television content online (note: the "TV Everywhere" model, which has long been championed by Time Warner and its chairman and CEO, Jeff Bewkes, seeks to make programming that pay-TV customers have already paid for through their cable, satellite or IPTV subscriptions available to those customers on multiple platforms, and thus aims to head off the threat posed to pay-TV services by the increasing availability of over-the-top programming--for more background, see the articles published
UK's Channel 4 to Make its Back Catalog Available Online Free-of-Charge
--Will Add 4,000 Hours of Programming to its 4oD Video-on-Demand Service Next Month
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Chicago is easily one of the most bike-friendly cities in the United States, and those of us who bike recreationally or to commute are familiar with the excellent free maps from the City of Chicago, which have the best streets for travel highlighted and take the guesswork out of how to get around town. For ten to twenty bucks more, you can buy a detailed bike map of the surrounding burbs. So is it worth it to spend more money on a book that offers more or less the same information?
It depends on what kind of biker you are; and frankly, only the most novice of bikers, who are also the most averse to exploration and risk-taking, are going to get much out of Greg Borzo's new guide to Chicago biking. The book is laid out with pre-planned rides broken down by area (city, South, North and Western suburbs), with forty-five rides and twenty-seven "kids' rides." Each route contains a basic map and a detailed list of what you'll see, along with traffic information and tips about where to stop for food. The routes range from short kids' rides to trips about thirty miles long, all set on loops that begin and end at the same place.
The problem is that these routes are so pre-planned that it's nearly impossible to use the book if you're going to do any slight variations on the suggestions. For example, it's impossible for me to know how long a certain section of the Fox River Trail is, because the author only laid out mile markers for the specific loop he chose. For those of us who want to explore longer distance, this book is basically worthless; it's relatively heavy and cumbersome at 280 pages, and it gives no sense of how trails run together or how to get to many of these routes by bike (the author assumes we have a car and often recommends driving rather than taking mass transit to trails). For example, this weekend I biked twenty-five miles through the Western suburbs, randomly weaving along trails and recommended streets for biking, from Batavia to Hinsdale, using a cheap suburban bike map and exploring towns along the way; there's no way I could have done this with Borzo's book. Almost everyone would benefit from sticking to their trusty maps and researching routes online in advance.
That said, "Where to Bike" is a good inspiration for trips. The photographs and illustrations are at least as strong as the information, and there are enough snapshots of trails and destinations to get you excited about taking a trip to a new place, even if you feel like you've seen it all. Just leave the book at home when you go. (Monica Westin)
"Where to Bike Chicago: Best Biking in City and Suburbs"
By Greg Borzo
BA Press, 280 pages, $24.95
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August 2nd, 2011 at 5:16 pm
I disagree. I found that I didn't know about any but the most obvious bike trails — those near the lakefront and the major suburban trails. There are so many more, and this book covers them. I am not a novice, and this book encouraged me to expand my horizons beyond the familiar.
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Rambus in Cell Processors and Intel's Dual Core Announcementsby Anand Lal Shimpi on February 7, 2005 3:09 PM EST
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Rambus in Cell
Rambus just proudly announced that their XDR memory interface would be used in the elusive Cell processor, being announced today at the International Solid State Circuits Society conference (ISSCC) in San Francisco.
There's not much surprise that Rambus was selected to be involved with the Cell project, given their previous history with Sony and the Playstation 2, as well as their ability to deliver extremely high bandwidth memory devices on very low pincounts. Sony and Toshiba also signed a licensing agreement back at the start of 2003 to work on the Cell project.
For years Rambus has been telling us that they've been working with GPU manufacturers on getting their high-bandwidth designs into future GPU architectures, and their design win with Sony may just be the key to getting XDR on PC graphics cards as well - especially since NVIDIA handled GPU design for the Playstation 3.
The other interesting part of Rambus' announcement is that they are also responsible for the Cell processor interfaces - it's connection to the outside world (or to other Cell processors). Rambus has had a serial processor bus interface in their IP repertoire for quite some time now, called FlexIO. FlexIO is being used as the processor interface standard for Cell.
FlexIO implements two very important features - what Rambus is calling FlexPhase, and DRSL (Differential Rambus Signaling Level). Normally when traces (wires on a PCB) are laid out, they have to be arranged in such a way that all of the traces going to the same chip have equivalent lengths. As buses get wider and board designs become more complex, trace routing becomes a very serious engineering problem. Because of the need to match trace lengths, you'll often see traces wrapped around themselves or laid out in artificially long paths to make sure that the signals they carry don't arrive sooner than they should. FlexPhase is a technology that allows for on-chip data and clock alignment for signals that don't all arrive at the same time, allowing for traces that aren't matched in length on the PCB. There is an added element of latency introduced by FlexPhase as the chip must handle all clock and data adjustments that are out of phase, but the idea is that what you lose in latency do to FlexPhase, you make up for it in design simplicity, potentially allowing for higher data rates.
The next technology that FlexIO enables is DRSL with LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling), which is a technology similar to what Intel uses in the Pentium 4 to reduce power consumption of their high-speed ALUs. We will actually explain the technology in greater detail later on this week in unrelated coverage, but the basic idea is as follows: normally the lower the voltage you run your interfaces at, the more difficult it becomes to detect an electrical "high" from an electrical "low." The reason being that it is quite easy to tell a 5V signal from a 0V signal, but telling a 0.9V signal from a 0V signal becomes much more difficult. DRSL instead takes the difference between two voltage lines with a very low voltage difference and uses that difference for signaling. By using low signal voltages, you can ensure that even though you may have a high speed bus, power consumption is kept to a minimum. The technology isn't quite sophisticated enough to make the transition to the mobile world, but with some additional circuitry to dynamically enable/disable interface pins it would be quite easy to apply FlexIO to mobile applications of the Cell architecture.
The culmination of these two features is that FlexIO offers up to 8.0GHz data rates based off of a 400 - 800MHz interface clock. It is worth noting that such a high input clock frequency would inherently require some pretty sophisticated technologies to implement.
Because Rambus is providing both the memory and processor I/O interfaces for Cell, it's not too surprising that 90% of the Cell's signaling pins are using Rambus interfaces. Looking at any modern day microprocessor, the biggest use of signaling pins goes to things like enabling multiprocessor support, a chipset interface and a memory interface (obviously varying based on the type of processor we're talking about) - so Rambus' statistics aren't too surprising.
There are still some unanswered questions - mainly whether or not FlexIO will be used to interface with NVIDIA's graphics core (which we're guessing it will) and whether or not XDR will be used for the GPU's local memory (which we're also guessing it will). Given the negative impression of Rambus amongst PC enthusiasts, a successful implementation in PS3 and with NVIDIA's GPU could mean a virtual second chance for Rambus in the PC market.
Intel's Happy about Dual Core
While AMD has been touting dual core for quite some time, it's looking like Intel will beat them to the punch - at least on the desktop. Intel had a couple of interesting announcements this morning as well.
The first thing they sent out to us was an interesting fact - that Intel has 11 multi-core projects that they're working on for the 2005 - 2006 time period. Doing a quick number check we're left with the following breakdown:
3 - "Smithfield" based Pentium 4 8xx series CPUs
1 - dual core Pentium 4 Extreme Edition
3 - "Yonah" based Pentium M CPUs (in 2006)
That leaves us with four unaccounted for chips - we'd expect Xeon and Itanium to fill in those blanks nicely.
Intel confirmed what we wrote about in our most recent roadmaps - the first dual core desktop CPUs will be arriving next quarter. Intel is going to be releasing two CPUs, one 90nm Extreme Edition and one 90nm Pentium 4 8xx model.
What's interesting is that the 90nm dual core Pentium 4 Extreme Edition will feature Hyper Threading support, something that is left out of the regular Pentium 4 8xx series. A Hyper Threading enabled dual core Pentium 4 EE would mean 4 logical processors, capable of executing 4 simultaneous threads across the two physical cores. It looks like the EE chip will be launched with the new 955X chipset (Glenwood), with support for the 1066MHz FSB and DDR2-667 support. We often wondered why Intel wasn't using the 1066MHz FSB with their Smithfield dual core processors, now we know - Intel's saving the faster FSB for their price premium Extreme Edition part.
The Pentium 4 8xx CPU, which we've already talked about in great detail, won't have Hyper Threading support and will use the 800MHz FSB. The 8xx series will run on either the 955X or on upcoming 945 based motherboards, but not on present 925/915 solutions.
The 90nm dual core solutions have just completed initial production runs and they should be ready to go by Q2.
Intel also announced that they have production samples of their first dual core 65nm CPUs - none other than Yonah (Jonah). Given the diligence of Intel's Pentium M team in Israel, it's no surprise to see a chip that's supposed to be released at the beginning of next year already up and running in labs.
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FORT BENNING GA - The Family Life Chaplain Training Center recently welcomed a new group of five Soldier and five civilian resident counselors.
One of three chaplain training centers in the Army (the other two are at Fort Bragg, N.C., and Fort Hood, Texas), Fort Benning's is the longest-running training center, said Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Jeff Voyles, director.
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All the counselors, including the students, have professional experience and they "truly understand and really listen," Linden said.
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Parallel Verses
New International Version
If I speak in the tongues of men or of angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal.
New Living Translation
If I could speak all the languages of earth and of angels, but didn't love others, I would only be a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.
English Standard Version
If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.
Berean Study Bible
If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am only a ringing gong or a clanging cymbal.
Berean Literal Bible
If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have become a sounding brass or a clanging cymbal.
New American Standard Bible
If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but do not have love, I have become a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.
King James Bible
Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
If I speak human or angelic languages but do not have love, I am a sounding gong or a clanging cymbal.
International Standard Version
If I speak in the languages of humans and angels but have no love, I have become a reverberating gong or a clashing cymbal.
NET Bible
If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but I do not have love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
If I shall speak with every human and Angelic language and have no love in me, I shall be clanging brass or a noise-making cymbal.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
I may speak in the languages of humans and of angels. But if I don't have love, I am a loud gong or a clashing cymbal.
New American Standard 1977
If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but do not have love, I have become a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.
Jubilee Bible 2000
Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal.
King James 2000 Bible
Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not love, I am become as sounding brass, or a clanging cymbal.
American King James Version
Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
American Standard Version
If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am become sounding brass, or a clanging cymbal.
Douay-Rheims Bible
IF I speak with the tongues of men, and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
Darby Bible Translation
If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am become sounding brass or a clanging cymbal.
English Revised Version
If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am become sounding brass, or a clanging cymbal.
Webster's Bible Translation
Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
Weymouth New Testament
If I can speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but am destitute of Love, I have but become a loud-sounding trumpet or a clanging cymbal.
World English Bible
If I speak with the languages of men and of angels, but don't have love, I have become sounding brass, or a clanging cymbal.
Young's Literal Translation
If with the tongues of men and of messengers I speak, and have not love, I have become brass sounding, or a cymbal tinkling;
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
13:1-3 The excellent way had in view in the close of the former chapter, is not what is meant by charity in our common use of the word, almsgiving, but love in its fullest meaning; true love to God and man. Without this, the most glorious gifts are of no account to us, of no esteem in the sight of God. A clear head and a deep understanding, are of no value without a benevolent and charitable heart. There may be an open and lavish hand, where there is not a liberal and charitable heart. Doing good to others will do none to us, if it be not done from love to God, and good-will to men. If we give away all we have, while we withhold the heart from God, it will not profit. Nor even the most painful sufferings. How are those deluded who look for acceptance and reward for their good works, which are as scanty and defective as they are corrupt and selfish!
Pulpit Commentary
Verses 1-13. - The supremely excellent way of Christian love. This chapter has been in all ages the object of the special admiration of the Church. Would that it had received in all ages the loftier and more valuable admiration which would have been expressed by an acceptance of its lessons! Tertullian says that it is uttered "with all the force of the Spirit" (totis Spiritus viribus). It is a glorious hymn or paean in honour of Christian love, in which St. Paul rises on the wings of inspiration to the most sunlit heights of Christian eloquence. Like the forty-fifth psalm, it may be entitled "A Psalm of Love." Valcknaer says that the "oratorical figures which illuminate the chapter have been born spontaneously in an heroic soul, burning with the love of Christ, and placing all things lower than this Divine love." In vers. 1-3 he shows the absolute necessity for love; in vers. 4-7 its characteristics; in vers. 8-12 its eternal permanence; in ver. 13 its absolute supremacy. Verse 1. - Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels. The case is merely supposed. The tongues of men are human languages, including, perhaps, the peculiar utterance of ecstatic inspiration with which he is now dealing. It is, perhaps, with reference to this latter result of spiritual exultation, at any rate in its purest and loftiest developments, that he adds the words, "and of angels." It is unlikely that he is referring to the rabbinic notion that the angels only understood Hebrew, and not Aramaic or other languages. The words are meant to express the greatest possible climax. The most supreme powers of utterance, even of angelic utterance - if any of the Corinthians had or imagined that they had attained to such utterance - are nothing in comparison with the universally possible attainment of Christian love. It is remarkable that here again he places "tongues," even in their grandest conceivable development, on the lowest step in his climax. And have not charity. It is deeply to be regretted that the translators of the Authorized Version here introduced from the Vulgate a new translation for the sacred word "love," which dominates the whole New Testament as its Divine keynote. Greek possesses two words for "love." One of these, eros, implying as it did the love which springs from sensual passion, was dyed too deeply in pagan associations to be capable of redemption into holier usage. It is characteristic of the difference between paganism and Christianity, that Plato's eulogy in the 'Symposium' is in honour of eros, not of anything resembling agape. The apostles, therefore, were compelled to describe the ideal of the gospel life by another word, which expressed the love of esteem and reverence and sacred tenderness - the word agape. This word was not indeed classical. No heathen writer had used it. But the verb agapao, corresponding to the Latin diligo, and bring reserved for this loftier kind of love, suggested at once the substantive agape, which, together with the similar substantive agapesis (Jeremiah 31:3, etc.), had already been adopted by the LXX. and by Philo and in Wisd. 3:9. The word is thus, as Archbishop Trench says, "born in the bosom of revealed religion" ('New Testament Synonyms,' p. 41). The Vulgate chose caritas (whence our "charity") to express this love of reason and affection, the dearness which reigns between human beings, and between man and God. This word, like agape, is absolutely unstained with any evil association. If "charity" had been exclusively used for agape, no objection need have arisen, although "love" is English while "charity" is Latin. But it was an Unmixed evil that, by the use of two different words for the same Greek word, English readers should have been prevented from recognizing the unity of thought on this subject which prevails among all the books of the New Testament (Matthew 22:37-40; 1 Peter 1:22; 1 John 3:14; 1 John 4:7, 8, etc.). To argue that the word "love" in English is not unmingled with unhallowed uses is absurd, because those uses of the word have never been supposed for a single moment to intrude into multitudes of other passages where love is used to render agape. Who has ever dreamed of objecting on such grounds to the favourite hymn? -
"Faith and Hope and Love we see
Joining hand in hand agree;
But the greatest of the three
And the best is Love." It is true that Lord Bacon admired "the discretion and tenderness of the Rhenish Version" in using the word "charitie," "because of the indifferencies and equivocation of the word [love] with impure love." But that objection, if it ever existed, has now been done away with by the use of "love" in such a multitude of other pure and lofty passages of Holy Writ. It is, therefore, a great gain that the Revised Version restored to this passage the word "love," which had been used by Tyndale, Cranmer, and the Geneva Bible. For in modern English usage the word "charity" is almost confined to "almsgiving," and that of a kind which is often made an excuse for shirking all real self denial, and for not acting up to the true spirit of love. Christian love is always and infinitely blessed, but the almsgiving which has usurped the name of "charity" often does more harm than good. I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal; more literally, I have become booming brass, or clanging cymbal. My "tongues" without "love" become a mere discordant, obtrusive, unintelligible dissonance. The Greek word for "clanging" (alalazon) is an onomatopoeia, like the Hebrew name for cymbals, tseltselim (Psalm 150:5).
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
Though I speak with the tongues of men,.... That is, of all men, all languages that men anywhere speak, or have been spoken by them. The number of these is by some said (i) to be "seventy five"; but the general opinion of the Jews is, that at the confusion of languages at Babel, they were seventy; for they say (k), that then
"the holy blessed God descended, and "seventy angels" surrounding the throne of his glory, and confounded the languages of seventy people, and every nation of the seventy had their own language and writing, and an angel set over each nation;''
whether this may be the reason, why the tongues of angels are mentioned here with those of men, let it be considered. Mordecai, they say (l), was skilled in all these seventy languages, so that when he heard Bigthan and Teresh, who were Tarsians, talking together in the Tarsian language, he understood them. The same is said (m) of R. Akiba, R. Joshua, and R. Eliezer; yet, they say (n), that this was one of the qualifications of the sanhedrim, or of such that sat in that great council, that they should understand these seventy languages, because they were not to hear causes from the mouth of an interpreter. It is affirmed (o) of Mithridates, king of Pontus and Bithynia, that he had "twenty five" nations under his government, and that he so well understood, and could speak the language of each nation, as to converse with men of any of them, without an interpreter. Apollonius Tyaneus (p) pretended to understand, and speak with the tongues of all men; such a case the apostle supposes here, whether attained to by learning, industry, and close application, or by an extraordinary gift of the Spirit, which latter seems to be what he intends; and the rather he mentions this, and begins with it, because many of the Corinthians were greatly desirous of it; some that had it not, were dejected on that account; wherefore to comfort them, the apostle suggests, that the grace of love which they were possessed of, was abundantly preferable to it; and others that had it were lifted up with it, and used it either for ostentation or gain, or to make parties, and not to the edification of their brethren; which showed want of love, and so were no better than what the apostle hereafter asserts: what he says here and in the following verses, is in an hypothetical way, supposing such a case, and in his own person, that it might be the better taken, and envy and ill will be removed: he adds,
and of angels; not that angels have tongues in a proper sense, or speak any vocal language, in an audible voice, with articulate sounds; for they are spirits immaterial and incorporeal; though they have an intellectual speech, by which they celebrate the perfections and praises of God, and can discourse with one another, and communicate their minds to each other; see Isaiah 6:3 and which is what the Jews (q) call,
"", "the speech of the heart"; and is the speech (they say) , "which the angels speak" in their heart; and is the "pure language", and more excellent than other tongues; is pleasant discourse, the secret of the holy seraphim--and is , "the talk of angels"; who do the will of their Creator in their hearts, and in their thoughts:''
this is not what the apostle refers to; but rather the speech of angels, when they have assumed human bodies, and have in them spoke with an audible voice, in articulate sounds; of which we have many instances, both in the Old Testament and the New, wherein they have conversed with divers persons, as Hagar, Abraham, Jacob, Moses, Manoah and his wife, the Virgin Mary, Zechariah, and others; unless by the tongues of angels should be meant the most eloquent speech, and most excellent of languages; or if there can be thought to be any tongue that exceeds that of men, which, if angels spoke, they would make use of. Just as the face of angels is used, to express the greatest glory and beauty of the face, or countenance, Acts 6:15 and angels' bread is used for the most excellent food, Psalm 78:25. Dr. Lightfoot thinks, and that not without reason, that the apostle speaks according to the sense and conceptions of the Jews, who attribute speech and language to angels. They tell us (r) that R. Jochanan ben Zaccai, who was contemporary with the apostle, and lived to the destruction of Jerusalem, among other things, he was well versed in, understood , "the speech of demons", and "the speech of the ministering angels": and which they take to be the holy tongue, or the Hebrew language; they observe (s), that
"the children of men (by whom I suppose they mean the Israelites) are in three things like to the ministering angels; they have knowledge as the ministering angels, and they walk in an erect stature as the ministering angels, , "and they speak in the holy tongue, as the ministering angels".''
They pretend that the angels do not understand the Syriac language; hence they (t) advise a man,
"never to ask for what he wants in the Syriac language; for (says R. Jochanan) whoever asks for what he wants in the Syriac language, the ministering angels do not join with him, for they do not know the Syriac language;''
and yet, in the same page, they say that Gabriel came and taught one the seventy languages: but let the tongues of angels be what they will, and a man be able to speak with them ever so well,
and have not charity; by which is meant not giving of alms to the poor, for in 1 Corinthians 13:3 this is supposed in the highest degree it can be performed, and yet a man be destitute of charity; nor a charitable opinion of men as good men, let their principles and practices be what they will; for this is not true charity, but rather uncharitableness, and acting the most unkind part to their souls, to consider and caress them as such, when destruction and ruin are in all their ways; but the grace of love is here meant, even love to God, and love to Christ, and love to the saints, which is a grace implanted in regeneration by the Spirit of God; and which, if a person is destitute of, as he may, who has never so great a share of learning, or knowledge of the languages, or even the extraordinary gift of speaking with divers tongues; all his learning is but an empty sound, his eloquence, his diversity of speech, is but like the man's nightingale, "vox & praeterea nihil", a voice and nothing else; or as the apostle here says, supposing it was his own case,
I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal; or rather, "the loud", or "high sounding cymbal", as in Psalm 150:5 which the Septuagint there render by , a phrase of the same signification with this: for not that little tinkling instrument used by the Heathens is here meant; though what is here said of the cymbal agrees with that; which made a tinkling noise when shaken, or struck with anything, or with one against another; and was an hollow vessel of brass, in form of the herb called "navel wort" (u); but rather that musical instrument which bore this name, used in the Jewish worship under the Old Testament; and which, the Jews (w) say, was an instrument that gave a very great sound; and that the sound of it was heard as far as Jericho (x), which was some miles from Jerusalem; they say (y), that the cymbals were two brazen instruments or pieces of brass, which they struck one against another, and so made a sound. The cymbal was also used in the worship of Heathen deities, and the allusion here in both the things mentioned, is either to the tinkling of brass, and the sounding of cymbals in the worship of idols (z); which were mere empty sounds, and of no avail, as is a man's speaking with divers tongues, destitute of the grace of love; or to the confused clamours and noises made upon going to battle, just upon the onset, by drums and cymbals, and , hollow sounding pieces of brass; as appears from Polytenus, Plutarch, Appianus and others (a); to which confused noises the apostle compares the most eloquent speech without love. The Greeks had a play they used at feasts, I will not say the allusion is to it here, but leave it to be though of, which they call "Cottabisis"; when, the liquor that was left, they cast into cups of brass, and such whose liquor made the greatest sound in the cup, fancied himself to be loved again, by the person he loved (b): sounding brass and tinkling cymbals are inanimate things, things without life, as all such persons are destitute of spiritual life, who are devoid of the grace of love; and though they, by an extraordinary gift, and under a divine impulse, speak with divers tongues, they are but like hollow vessels of brass, and sounding cymbals, which only make a noise when they are stricken, and what they give is a mere empty sound, which is of no profit to themselves; they cannot hear, nor be delighted with it, but are rather hurt, being worn out thereby; nor of no great advantage to others, unless they give a musical sound, and that only delights the ear, but neither feeds nor clothes the body; of such little use and profit are men, speaking with tongues destitute of the grace of love, either to themselves or others.
(i) Eupherus & alii in Clement. Alex. Stromat. l. 1. p. 338. (k) Pirke Eliezer, c. 24. (l) Targum in Esther ii. 22. Misn. Shekalim, c. 5. sect. 1. T. Hieros. Shekalim, fol. 48. 4. T. Bab. Megilla, fol. 13. 2.((m) Juchasin, fol. 36. 2.((n) T. Bab. Sanhedrin, fol. 17. 1. & Menachot, fol. 65. 1.((o) A. Gellii Noct. Attic. l. 17. c. 17. (p) Philostrat. Vita Apollon. l. 1. c. 13. (q) Tzeror Hammor, fol. 2. 3. & 13. 4. (r) T. Bab. Succa, fol. 28. 1. & Bava Bathra, fol. 134. 1. Vid. Zohar in Numb. fol. 92. 1.((s) T. Bab. Chagiga, fol. 16. 1. & Sabbat. fol. 12. 2. Vid. Bereshit Rabba, sect. 74. fol. 65. 2. & Vajikra Rabba, sect. 1. fol. 147. 1.((t) T. Bab. Sota, fol. 33. 1.((u) Vid. Pignorium de Servis, p. 163. 165. (w) Bartenora in Misn. Shekaelim, c. 5. sect. 1. & Kimchi in Psal. cl. 5. (x) Misn. Tamid. c. 3. sect. 8. (y) Bartenora in Misn. Eracin, c. 2. sect. 5. R. David Kimchi & R. Samuel Laniado in 2 Sam. 5. (z) Vid. Arnob. adv. Gentes, l. 7. p. 280. Ed. Elmenhorst, & Ovid, Metamorph. l. 3, fab. 7. (a) Vid. Vaa Till. not. in Lydium de re militare, p. 38. (b) Alex. ab Alex. Genial. Dier. l. 3. c. 10.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
1Co 13:1-13. Charity or Love Superior to All Gifts.
The New Testament psalm of love, as the forty-fifth Psalm (see Ps 45:1, title) and the Song of Solomon in the Old Testament.
1. tongues—from these he ascends to "prophecy" (1Co 13:2); then, to "faith"; then to benevolent and self-sacrificing deeds: a climax. He does not except even himself, and so passes from addressing them ("unto you," 1Co 12:31) to putting the case in his own person, "Though I," etc.
speak with the tongues—with the eloquence which was so much admired at Corinth (for example, Apollos, Ac 18:24; compare 1Co 1:12; 3:21, 22), and with the command of various languages, which some at Corinth abused to purposes of mere ostentation (1Co 14:2, etc.).
of angels—higher than men, and therefore, it is to be supposed, speaking a more exalted language.
charity—the principle of the ordinary and more important gifts of the Spirit, as contrasted with the extraordinary gifts (1Co 12:1-31).
sounding … tinkling—sound without soul or feeling: such are "tongues" without charity.
cymbal—Two kinds are noticed (Ps 150:5), the loud or clear, and the high-sounding one: hand cymbals and finger cymbals, or castanets. The sound is sharp and piercing.
1 Corinthians 13:1 Additional Commentaries
1If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but do not have love, I have become a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. 2If I have the gift of prophecy, and know all mysteries and all knowledge; and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing.…
Cross References
Psalm 150:5
praise him with the clash of cymbals, praise him with resounding cymbals.
Mark 16:17
And these signs will accompany those who believe: In my name they will drive out demons; they will speak in new tongues;
1 Corinthians 12:10
to another miraculous powers, to another prophecy, to another distinguishing between spirits, to another speaking in different kinds of tongues, and to still another the interpretation of tongues.
1 Corinthians 13:8
Love never fails. But where there are prophecies, they will cease; where there are tongues, they will be stilled; where there is knowledge, it will pass away.
1 Corinthians 14:2
For anyone who speaks in a tongue does not speak to people but to God. Indeed, no one understands them; they utter mysteries by the Spirit.
1 Corinthians 14:4
Anyone who speaks in a tongue edifies themselves, but the one who prophesies edifies the church.
1 Corinthians 14:5
I would like every one of you to speak in tongues, but I would rather have you prophesy. The one who prophesies is greater than the one who speaks in tongues, unless someone interprets, so that the church may be edified.
2 Corinthians 12:4
was caught up to paradise and heard inexpressible things, things that no one is permitted to tell.
Revelation 14:2
And I heard a sound from heaven like the roar of rushing waters and like a loud peal of thunder. The sound I heard was like that of harpists playing their harps.
Treasury of Scripture
Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
I speak.
1 Corinthians 13:2,3 And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries, …
1 Corinthians 12:8,16,29,30 For to one is given by the Spirit the word of wisdom; to another …
1 Corinthians 14:6 Now, brothers, if I come to you speaking with tongues, what shall …
2 Corinthians 12:4 How that he was caught up into paradise, and heard unspeakable words, …
2 Peter 2:18 For when they speak great swelling words of vanity, they allure through …
have not.
1 Corinthians 8:1 Now as touching things offered to idols, we know that we all have …
Matthew 25:45 Then shall he answer them, saying, Truly I say to you, Inasmuch as …
Romans 14:15 But if your brother be grieved with your meat, now walk you not charitably. …
Galatians 5:6,22 For in Jesus Christ neither circumcision avails any thing, nor uncircumcision; …
1 Timothy 1:5 Now the end of the commandment is charity out of a pure heart, and …
1 Peter 4:8 And above all things have fervent charity among yourselves: for charity …
1 Corinthians 14:7,8 And even things without life giving sound, whether pipe or harp, …
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Second poll in two days gives O'Malley 14 point lead
The Washington Post Monday morning released a new poll that estimates Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley is 14 percentage points ahead of his GOP challenger former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., a spread that exactly matches the Sun poll published Sunday.
The Sun's poll, conducted by OpinionWorks, showed O'Malley with 52 percent support and Ehrlich at 38.
The Post's poll gives O'Malley a stronger lead over than survey they published in late September which had O'Malley with an 11 point advantage.
Ehrlich will undoubtedly try to downplay the results of both papers' questionnaires when he outlines of his plans for his first week as governor at an afternoon event in Essex. His campaign over the weekend had tried to spin The Sun poll as an outlier that bucked a general trend that the race was narrowing.
On Sunday during an appearance with former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani Ehrlich quipped that the Sun's poll was unreliable because it was over sampling from "new Americans," a euphemism O'Malley frequently uses for illegal immigrants. He also stressed his recent fund raising numbers that show he's raked in more cash than O'Malley in the last reporting period -- though O'Malley has raised more overall.
And Ehrlich joked with a crowd of supporters the only indicator that matters is the number of "friends" on each candidate's Facebook page. Ehrlich has 63,589. O'Malley has 29,179.
Here are some comparisons between the two polls.
The spread (among likely voters):
The Sun: 52 O'Malley to 38 Ehrlich
The Post: 54 O'Malley to 40 Ehrlich
Black voters:
The Sun: 88 O'Malley to 4 Ehrlich (Sun model assumed black voters would be 19 percent of electorate)
The Post: 88 O'Malley to 6 Ehrlich (Post model assumed black voters would be 21 percent of electorate)
White voters
The Sun: 48 Ehrlich to 42 O'Malley
The Post: 50 Ehrlich to 44 O'Malley
Dates in field:
The Sun: Oct. 15 to 20.
The Post: Oct. 19 to 22.
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