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Some years ago while teaching a Book of Mormon class at Brigham Young University, I discussed with the class titles and names for Jesus Christ used throughout the Book of Mormon. As is well known, the Book of Mormon is saturated with references to Jesus Christ.
We reviewed some of the names for Christ used early in Nephi's record: Messiah, Holy One of Israel, Lord, God, Lord God Almighty, God of Israel, God of Abraham, God of Isaac, God of Jacob, Savior, Redeemer and Son of God. It was clear that many of these titles originated in an Old Testament religious context.
We also discussed the frequency of use of the name Christ, which appears nearly 400 times throughout the Book of Mormon.
As we studied this topic further, I had the following exchange with the students, trying to invite them to read the Book of Mormon more carefully, looking for details, asking questions, and seeking answers:
TH: "Where is the first use of the name Christ in the Book of Mormon?"
After some searching, and especially with the help of electronic devices, the students responded: 2 Nephi 10:3.
TH: "Great find. Now, if Christ is the central figure of the Book of Mormon, why isn't the name Christ used until 78 pages in to the Book of Mormon? We are nearly 15 percent through the Book of Mormon and this is the first time that the name Christ is used. Why is that?"
The students, practicing careful reading, responded: "Because Jacob explains in 2 Nephi 10:3 'for in the last night the angel spake unto me that this should be his name.'"
TH: "Excellent. But this raises other questions. Why didn't Jacob know Christ's name before that time? For example, why didn't Lehi or Nephi teach Jacob Christ's name or title? Why did it take an angel to reveal this to Jacob? Shouldn't Lehi and Nephi have received that revelation as the prophet-leaders? Shouldn't they have already known the name of Christ?"
The students were stumped by the questions.
TH: "I'll provide some context that may help answer these questions. The word Christ is Greek. The same term in Hebrew is Messiah, which Nephi uses on a number of occasions."
The students began to comprehend: "Oh, Nephi and Jacob didn't know Greek. They would not have used a Greek word to talk about him when they came from a Hebrew speaking culture. They would have used other names for him from their own language and culture."
I explained further: Exactly. That is why other phrases, familiar in the Old Testament world, were so often used by Nephi. Nephi didn't know Christ's name in Greek. So Nephi used a title from his Hebrew background that referred to Jesus Christ — "Messiah." It wasn't until Nephi's younger brother Jacob received revelation about the name "Christ" that suddenly Old Testament world phrases like "Messiah" fall out of use in the Book of Mormon and "Christ" becomes one of the primary terms used to name him.
In fact, the Hebrew term Messiah is used 28 times by Nephi (not including his quotes of Isaiah) before Jacob's revelation about the name Christ. But after that Nephi only uses the term Messiah 10 more times. And it is striking to note that Jacob never uses the term Messiah. After the death of Nephi, Messiah is used only three times in the remainder of the Book of Mormon.
Before Jacob's revelation, Christ is never used in the Book of Mormon. After Jacob's revelation Christ is used nearly 400 times with the highest percentage going to the writers Jacob, Mormon and Moroni.
We can learn something from Nephi as well. Even though he was the older brother and the prophet-leader, he was willing to learn from his younger brother. Nephi did for Jacob exactly what Nephi's two oldest brothers never did for him. Nephi listened to Jacob. Nephi encouraged Jacob to receive revelation. He then encouraged Jacob to teach and preach what he shared. Nephi was not bent on total rulership as were Laman and Lemuel. Nephi had the humility to listen and learn from his younger brother Jacob. He did not use his position, his authority, his influence, his experience, or his own access to revelation to be beyond learning truths great or small from those around him.
Finally, the way that Book of Mormon writers use names and titles of God underscores that the Book of Mormon is ancient scripture.
Taylor Halverson (PhDs: Biblical Studies; Instructional Technology) is a BYU Teaching & Learning Consultant. His website is taylorhalverson.com. His views are his own.
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SmartBear Software has announced a new version of TestComplete. One of the world's most recognized automated testing tools and winner of a 2013 Dr. Dobb's Jolt Award, TestComplete introduces support for automated testing of native applications for mobile phones and devices as well as mobile web applications. TestComplete 10 includes an open, extensible platform that allows third party testing tools to be tied into the TestComplete automation framework. With these advancements, TestComplete now empowers any tester, both novice and advanced, to create, manage and run automated tests for any desktop, Web and mobile application.
The rapid growth of mobile continues to transform the software industry. In Q4 2013, SmartBear conducted an international online survey, "The State of Mobile Testing 2014" that confirmed ensuring quality is the greatest challenge for mobile application developers and is the key to success in the mobile space. Advanced TestComplete functionality including object recognition, scripting, automatic test execution, object spy, visualizer and reporting now apply to automated testing of mobile applications.
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Oracle Database, Oracle 12c, Oracle 11g, Oracle 10g, Oracle XE, Oracle RAC, Oracle Golden Gate, Oracle Instant Client, Oracle Data Guard and Oracle Exadata resources, news, and support articles.
Time Slider is a feature in Solaris that allows you to open past versions of your files.
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I then wrote a better "better du for asmcmd" with some cool new features compared to the previous one which was quite primitive.
In this second version you will find :
This week we continue our look at the new features of Dbvisit Replicate 2.8. Last week we looked at some of the Setup Wizard's changes along with the adding of template files and start and stop scripts. When Oracle 12c was released, Dbvisit Replicate 2.6 was released very quickly and supported Oracle 12c. Dbvisit Replicate 2.7…
The concept of cursor sharing is simple. If an application executes SQL statements containing literals and if cursor sharing is enabled (i.e. CURSOR_SHARING=FORCE), the database engine automatically replaces the literals with bind variables. Thanks to these replacements, hard parses might be turned into soft parses for the SQL statements that differ only in the literals.
The question raised by the title of this post is: in case cursor sharing is enabled, does literal replacement always take place?
The short answer is no.
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Now that a fragile cease-fire is in place in Lebanon, Israeli and Lebanese civilians are returning to their homes and some of the fog of war is lifting. This creates an opportunity to gather new evidence and reexamine the record of the many self-styled non-partisan investigations carried out by human rights organizations that pilloried Israel throughout the war for alleged "indiscriminate" bombing attacks on Lebanese civilians.
In at least one instance, the new evidence is damning. On August 16, Hassan Fattah reported in The New York Times on the return of Lebanese civilians to the village of Srifa (spelled Sreifa by the Times). The following sentences are particularly striking: "Hussein Kamaleldin, a local official ... estimated that up to two-thirds of the town's homes and buildings were demolished, leaving more than 43 people buried in the rubble. A majority of them were fighters belonging to Hizbullah and the allied Amal Party, residents said."
This contrasts sharply with the claims of Human Rights Watch (HRW) that Israel had no legitimate military targets in Srifa and killed only Lebanese civilians, a claim that has played a starring role in HRW's attacks on the state of Israel throughout the month-long war in Lebanon.
On August 3, Human Rights Watch issued a 50-page report and accompanying statement accusing Israel of the war crime of "hav[ing] systematically failed to distinguish between combatants and civilians in their military campaign against Hizbullah in Lebanon," and quoting executive director Kenneth Roth as attacking Israel's "disturbing disregard for the lives of Lebanese civilians."
HRW based the report on what it claimed was an extensive investigation that including site visits to Srifa and three other locations, as well as "interviewing witnesses and survivors of Israeli strikes inside Lebanon, gathering detailed testimony from these individuals, and carefully corroborating and cross-checking their accounts with international aid workers, international and local journalists, medical professionals, local officials, as well as information from the IDF."
Regarding Srifa, the Human Rights Watch "investigation" said that "[d]uring site visits conducted in ... Srifa ... Human Rights Watch saw no evidence that there had been Hizbullah military activity around the areas targeted by the IDF during or just prior to the attack: no spent ammunition, abandoned weapons or military equipment, trenches, or dead or wounded fighters."
The report added that "[i]nternational and local journalists, rescue workers, and international observers also did not produce evidence to contradict the statements of witnesses interviewed for this report."
HRW's report included a graphic description of the evil results of Israeli bombing strikes in Srifa, focusing on children "shivering in fear" and "family members... covered with rubble," as well as "terrified civilian" villagers in "a state of panic" after being "trapped [by] ... heavy Israeli bombardment."
In addition, HRW quoted extensively from several villagers who asserted not only that "was no Hizbullah in the neighborhood ... because we are 40 kilometers away from Israel, and ... not a strategic place," but also that "[e]xcept for one person, who didn't even belong to Hizbullah, no one in that neighborhood knew how to handle weapons."
WHAT HAPPENED between the comprehensive HRW "investigation" and the Times story? How did several dozen "civilians" who didn't even know how to handle weapons retroactively become Hizbullah and Amal combatants?
I must acknowledge that I have not personally visited Srifa nor collected primary evidence about the military strikes on the village. The New York Times has erred in the past, and it may be that here too, the facts are clouded in the fog of war. And while I served in Lebanon during the war and witnessed civilian housing built directly on top of Hizbullah bunkers as well as Hizbullah fighters running from station to station in civilian dress without weaponry, I cannot from personal knowledge attest to Hizbullah's deployment or activities in Srifa.
Nevertheless, it beggars belief to imagine that none of the dead were Hizbullah fighters as HRW wrote. Other news outlets also reported the Hizbullah combatant presence in the village. Some two weeks before the HRW report, on July 19, AP writer Nasser Nasser reported Hizbullah fighters in Srifa running for cover whenever Israeli aircraft appeared overhead.
Even veteran anti-Israel propagandist Robert Fisk quoted a Srifa villager in the August 15 Independent acknowledging that "[w]e don't deny that the resistance was in Srifa."
I should acknowledge as well another personal interest in the story. In response to an earlier critique of mine, Kenneth Roth wrote in the New York Sun on July 31 that in having the temerity to write about Human Rights Watch's anti-Israel bias, I employed a "see-no-evil" approach toward "the most serious Israeli abuses [such as] the attack on Srifa village (10 houses destroyed, as many as 42 civilians killed)" and in so doing, I "encouraged more such slaughter."
Yet, it seems evident that there was no slaughter in Srifa and no Israeli war crime. HRW's "investigation" was nothing more than window dressing for predetermined anti-Israel conclusions, and the HRW investigation was either professionally incompetent or a complete fabrication.
Hizbullah is a terrorist organization. Its entire manner of fighting - targeting civilians with missiles on one side of an international border while hiding among civilians on the other side of that border - is predicated on the commission of war crimes that inevitably lead to the deaths of innocents on both sides of the border.
Human Rights Watch's insistence on placing Israel in the dock based on dubious or fabricated evidence creates the obscene situation where, at best, a law-abiding army is equally accused with an organization of war criminals and outlaws, and at worst, the lawful actors are viewed as the brigands and the criminals as innocent victims.
Human Rights Watch's biased and unprofessional behavior does not enhance respect for human rights and international law. Rather, its crusade against Israel ultimately undermines both.
The writer is a visiting professor at Fordham Law School and a member of the Faculty of Law of Bar-Ilan University. He is also a staff sergeant in a reserve Paratroopers brigade.
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Xero chief executive Rod Drury has forecast the software firm will grow its subscription revenue by "approximately 80 per cent" in the year to March 2015.
He dismissed a report questioning its momentum in the United States market as "ridiculous", but acknowledged it would take time to crack that market.
This year it achieved revenues of $70.1 million, up 83 per cent, after forecasting at least 80 per cent growth.
Chairman Chris Liddell, a former chief financial officer of General Motors and Microsoft, told shareholders gathered in Wellington for the company's annual meeting that it would be a "logical step" for Xero to look at listing on a United States exchange "in due course".
Woodward Partners analyst Nick Lewis said yesterday that rumours had resurfaced in the past fortnight that Xero would list on the Nasdaq exchange but said he would be surprised if that was imminent.
Drury said the timing could be right once Xero was turning over more than US$100m ($115m) in annual revenues.
He reassured investors Xero was going to be successful in the United States market, but said it would take time and emphasised the importance of the Australian and British markets, where its business was further progressed. The US market "would not be decided in the next five years", he said. "It is not 'game-on' with Intuit yet."
Nevertheless, Intuit, the dominant provider of accounting software in the US, had been "spooked" by Xero arriving "well dressed" in its home market, he said. "The hypothesis we are not going to get some market share doesn't make sense any more."
Drury described as "ridiculous" a report this morning in which US accountant Michelle Long said she believed Xero had lost momentum in the US. Drury said Long was a "paid Intuit adviser".
Long, who runs her own consulting business, Long for Success, has had a long association with Intuit for whom she has carried out training since 2007. She had previously made positive comments about Xero, which paid for her to visit New Zealand and attend its XeroCon conference as its guest in Auckland last year.
Long, who has almost 80,000 followers on her LinkedIn group, said today that she valued her independence highly and was not paid to promote Intuit.
"I have been paid as an independent contractor to do training for both Xero and Intuit. I am not paid to be pro-Intuit. I have always pointed out anything good and anything bad and been totally honest. That is why I have so many followers," she said.
Long said she stopped carrying out Xero training last year after the work dried up.
Liddell said Xero was one of the most important companies to come from New Zealand. "Xero is in my mind on a path to become the best in the world at what it does. If I can play a small role in its success that is something I will be incredibly proud of."
A vote increasing directors' maximum remuneration by $350,000 to a new cap of $850,000 was passed with no questions from the floor. All but a few of the shareholders gathered at the meeting raised their hands in approval.
Liddell said the remuneration pool had last been set in 2012 and its board had expanded from six directors to eight since then.
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I'm a California girl who has been wanting to see the fall colors on the East Coast for some time.
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Well, you could certainly see the fall colors and either New York or Boston in a week. Exactly when to come depends on where you're going - the colors start changing in Canada in mid September and move south slowly - so you need to coordinate your locale and dates.
New Orleans would be kind of difficult - its 1600 miles from Boston - and about 28 hours in drive time - so not really doable within a week by car.
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If you want to see New Orleans, consider traveling in November and seeing the foliage in North Carolina.
Foliage season in the northeast is a very popular time for visitors, of course; reservations for 2004 will be difficult to get at this late date, and many places require 2 or 3 nights, especially on weekends.
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Foliage season varies as to how far north you are. It starts as early as mid Sept on the Canadian border. Nearly every northeastern state has some color, but I would have to say that Vermont and New Hampshire are the most spectaular, followed by New York, Maine, Massachssets and Connecticut. As others have mentioned, driving from New England to New Orleans is a very long drive.
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If you really want to experience fall colors, I would highly recommend diving through New England (Vermont and New Hampshire). However, you will have to make reservations very soon, and may find that it's a bit late for many places. The best time would be in October, around Columbus Day. There are probably some web sites to check that will give you the actual weeks in October when peak color usually occurs area-by-area, as it can vary quite a bit depending on where you go. If you are going to experience the colors, you should really try to hit the peak time.
I would not even consider driving to New Orleans to fly home from the Northeast ... way too far. If you really want to do that, then you should look into checking out the colors farther south, i.e, Smoky Mountains in North Carolina. Look into driving the Blue Ridge Parkway. I think that colors along that drive would be stunning. Those colors may change later into October, maybe even into November. Perhaps other posters can advise regarding that.
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Leaves are already changing and dropping west & north of TORONTO Ontario... looks like it will be early this year.
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The self-destructive tendencies remain and so, Roberto Mancini will have to concede, do the weaknesses that continue to divide his Manchester City side from the very best in Europe; that seriously threaten their chances of progressing beyond the Champions League group stage once again.
They got lucky here at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night, snatching a point from a far superior Borussia Dortmund thanks to a last-minute penalty converted beautifully by Mario Balotelli but one that even Mancini considered unfortunate for Neven Subotic.
'He was unlucky,' said City's manager, and given the way Sergio Aguero's volley struck the Serbian on the underside of the arm it certainly looked that way.
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1: Keeper Roman Weidenfeller tries to put off Mario Balotelli
2: Balotelli sends the mouthy Dortmund keeper the wrong way
3: Balotelli lets the Dortmund keeper know the score
4: And Mario can't resist having the last word in his exchange with stopper Weidenfelller
Match facts
Man City: Hart, Zabaleta, Kompany, Nastasic, Clichy (Balotelli 81), Silva, Javi Garcia (Rodwell 34), Y Toure, Nasri (Kolarov 56), Dzeko, Aguero.
Subs not used: Pantilimon, Lescott, Milner, Tevez, Balotelli.
Booked: Kompany, Y Toure
Goal: Balotelli 90 pen.
Borussia Dortmund: Weidenfeller, Piszczek, Subotic, Hummels (Santana 74), Schmelzer, Gundogan (Grosskreutz 82), Bender, Blaszczykowski, Gotze (Kehl 88), Reus, Lewandowski.
Subs not used: Langerak, Leitner, Schieber, Felipe, Perisic.
Booked: Blaszczykowski
Goal: Reus 62
Att: 43,607
Ref: Pavel Kralovec (Czech Republic)
Mancini was also honest enough to admit the German champions were the 'better' team, the fact his team avoided a second successive defeat in this group owing much to the brilliance of Joe Hart.
He was magnificent, producing a succession of saves to frustrate Robert Lewandowski and Mario Gotze in particular.
The one goal Hart did concede will trouble Mancini, though, because it exposed a critical failure to follow instructions and take heed of a manager's warnings.
On the eve of this Champions League encounter, Mancini had demanded an improvement on the performance that his side had delivered in Madrid, with a particular focus on the mistakes that turned victory into crushing defeat in the final few minutes at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Inside the mind of Jack Rodwell, however, the message did not get through. Inside the mind of Jack Rodwell it was still acceptable to deliver a blind pass across the City defence in the vain hope that nobody representing the Germans would be quick enough to exploit his stupidity.
Much to Mancini's very obvious frustration, his £15million summer signing gambled and lost, Marco Reus bursting on to the ball ahead of Matija Nastasic before beating Hart with a fine right-foot finish.
At that point, in the 62nd minute, Mancini had opted to switch to a back three in pursuit of the three points he wanted to take from this contest, and he perhaps has to take some responsibility for a decision that might have unsettled his defenders.
But as a back four they were not much better, with Nastasic giving a performance that might yet persuade Mancini to recall Joleon Lescott for Saturday's meeting with Sunderland.
Breakthrough: Marco Reus struck after Jack Rodwell's error
Oops: Rodwell's was at fault for Dortmund's goal
The Serbian's hesitancy alongside Vincent Kompany became a real issue for City and something Lewandowski and Gotze were keen to exploit.
Both of them were excellent on Wednesday, with Lewandowski demonstrating what a danger he could be to England's World Cup ambitions in Warsaw later this month. In fairness to City, they played some pretty decent stuff of their own going forward, particularly in a first half that amounted to as good a goalless 45 minutes of football as you will see this season.
Roman Weidenfeller also had to be at his very best in Dortmund's goal, in particular to deny Aguero, while the skill and speed of David Silva also caused problems for the visitors.
No way: Mario Gotze was denied by the superb Joe Hart
And another: Hart was close to, but not quite, unbeatable
In the official UEFA magazine, Mancini
spoke of what singles out the great playmakers. 'The trequartista can
find a corridor where others see a jungle of legs,' he said, and that
lovely line certainly applied to Silva and Gotze at times during a fast
and furious contest.
From Germans, and their highly-rated manager Jurgen Klopp, came a continental football masterclass, however, and it is that class and composure which single them out as the team who should join Madrid in qualifying from this most deadly of groups for the knockout stages.
No way though: Sergio Aguero is denied by a wall of defenders
City continued to look naive by comparison and after two games their position is precarious.
They started brightly enough, the decision to recall striker Edin Dzeko and midfielder Samir Nasri to the side almost paying off immediately for Mancini when the two combined to force the first decent save Weidenfeller.
But Mancini said the German champions were among the finest teams in Europe and it did not take long for them to threaten, either. Lewandowski was quick to impose himself in the City penalty area and when Gotze burst forward the gifted young German unleashed a shot that Joe Hart did well to tip onto his right-hand post.
Mancini's plans were disrupted by the loss of Javi Garcia to what looked like a thigh injury more than 10 minutes before the break, that setback leading to the deployment of Rodwell alongside Toure.
The change certainly seemed to unsettle City, with Dortmund so nearly scoring twice in the minutes that followed. On both occasions Hart excelled, first denying Lewandowski and then Gotze when the 20-year-old had only City's goalkeeper to beat. Hart would turn another effort against the woodwork.
For an away team, Dortmund were performing with real ambition. They were pressing high up the pitch, and so putting City's defence under enormous pressure.
Nastasic continued to struggle after the break, giving the ball away and relying on Pablo Zabaleta to make the last-ditch challenge from Zabaleta. Gotze would then demand that Hart excel again.
But when Rodwell tried to delivered that suicidal ball in the 62nd minute, Reus was there to punish the young Englishman.
Blow: Javi Garcia picked up an injury
Discussion: Jurgen Klopp and Roberto Mancini stand over David Silva
City were stunned, Hart producing yet another stunning save to then deny Ilkay Gundogan before Mancini went in pursuit of an equaliser by sending on Balotelli as a replacement for Gael Clichy.
With three strikers on the pitch City attacked with more urgency, but the breakthrough came in the most fortuitous circumstances even if Balotelli then finished with aplomb.
On a roll: Reus celebrates with Robert Lewandowski
It leaves City with a fighting chances, even if a booking for Kompany leaves them without their captain for the trip that now follows to Ajax.
'We need to learn and fast,' said Mancini on the eve of this game. They certainly do now.
Going wild: Dortmund fans enjoyed the match****
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