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As we have discussed at length, over the next couple of years several hundred new generic top-level domain names (gTLDs) such as .family, .home, and .toys are expected to be introduced into the domain name system. The majority of these domains will be "open" in nature, meaning they will be open to the public for registration of second-level domains. On the bright side, this means that I, for instance, can finally register such highly desirable domain names as… More
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Reveal Day Popularity Contest: The Most Common gTLD Applications
As we discussed last week, today is ICANN's "Reveal Day," and all of the new top-level domains and their applicants are available for the public to review. All businesses should review this list to determine whether any of the proposed strings presents risks or opportunities.
The applied-for strings appear to be a pretty even mix between .brands and .generics, with a few geographic terms thrown in for good measure. As expected, heavy-hitters like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Yahoo!, and Apple (but surprisingly not Facebook or Twitter!) are on board with varying… More
The Impending Domain Name Explosion: Why Brand Owners Must Pay Attention on "Reveal Day" June 13
After years of preparation and a decidedly rocky start to ICANN's New gTLD Program due to a glitch in the gTLD application system, the applications are in, and ICANN will soon begin evaluating the TLD candidates. First, though, comes the fun part: June 13, 2012 is the new "Reveal Day," when all of the gTLD applications and applicants will be posted by ICANN for the world to see.
This date is important for several reasons. First, while several TLD applications have already been revealed by the applicants themselves, from… More
New gTLD Update: All Systems Are…Suspended?
As part our continuing coverage of ICANN's New gTLD Program, we had planned a post regarding the close of the gTLD application window and the imminent unveiling of the new top-level domain applicants and their respective applications on April 30 — colloquially known as "Reveal Day." However, due to an unfortunate glitch in ICANN's TLD Application System that reared its ugly head on April 12 — the date the application window was scheduled to close — that process has been temporarily interrupted. According to ICANN's TAS… More
Foley Hoag to Host Upcoming INTA Roundtable: gTLDs: Status, Process and How is It Working?
We have covered ICANN's New gTLD Program at great length on this blog. If you'd like to discuss the new gTLDs and the myriad issues presented by their introduction face-to-face, Foley Hoag is hosting a roundtable luncheon, presented by the International Trademark Association (INTA), on April 4, 2012 from 12:00PM to 2:00PM at our Boston office.
Topics to be discussed include:
Current gTLDs and anticipated changes. Application/Registration process. Who should be involved in the decision? Trademark challenges in enforcement, infringement and counterfeiting. Registering brands as second level domain names in the new gTLDs? Watch notices…. More
Welcome to the New Regime: the New gTLD Application Window Launches
A subject of regular discussion here at the Trademark and Copyright Law Blog, the application window for ICANN's New gTLD Program opens today, over continued vigorous opposition from brand owners and the U.S. Congress. The application window, which runs from today through April 12, 2012, is the only time in which interested parties can apply to operate a new .brand or .generic top-level domain registry, at least for the foreseeable future. While ICANN plans a second (and probably a third, and a fourth…) round of gTLD applications, the timing and the details are still very much… More
New gTLD Hearing, Round 2: A Critical House, But to What End?
After the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation hearing on ICANN's new gTLD Program on December 8, the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Communications and Technology held a similar hearing this morning. Returning witnesses were Dan Jaffe, Executive Vice President of the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), Fiona Alexander, Associate Administrator of the U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), and Kurt Pritz, SVP at ICANN. Joining them were Joshua Bourne, President of The Coalition Against Domain Name Abuse (CADNA), Thomas Embrescia, CEO of Employ Media (operator of the .jobs TLD), and Anjali… More
Opponents of New gTLDs Criticize ICANN at Senate Hearing
As we discussed, last week the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation held a full committee hearing on ICANN's domain name expansion, perhaps in part to address CRIDO's recent actions to stall the gTLD program. The following summary of the hearing was prepared for the American Bar Association by James L. Bikoff, David Heasley, and Philip Marano of Silverberg, Goldman & Bikoff, LLP, and is reprinted with permission.
As you know, yesterday the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation held a hearing to "examine the merits and implications of [the new gTLD] program and… More
The Domain Name Deluge: What In-House Counsel Need to Know About ICANN's New gTLD Program
On Monday, December 12 at 12:30 p.m. EST, the Northeast Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel presents The Domain Name Deluge: What In-House Counsel Need to Know About ICANN's New gTLD Program. J. Scott Evans, Senior Legal Director, Global Brand & Trademarks, YAHOO! Inc. will join me to explore ICANN's upcoming introduction of new top-level domain names, including a discussion of domain name basics, an overview of the New gTLD Program and the application process and timeline, and a review of what companies should be doing to traverse the rocky terrain of potential opportunities and significant risks.
Upcoming Events: Senate Hearing on the gTLD Expansion
For those of you following, breath bated, developments regarding ICANN's New gTLD Program, the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation is holding a full committee hearing on the domain name expansion on December 8 at 10:00 AM ET in 253 Russell Senate Office Building, and also via webcast. Witnesses have not yet been announced. A similar hearing was conducted earlier this year by the House Committee on the Judiciary, which was certainly exciting but which ultimately led to little. Now that the gTLD train is barreling forward, more excitement should be in… More
CRIDO Coalesces to Take On ICANN In Last-Ditch Effort to Delay New gTLD Program
With the ICANN New gTLD Program train out of the station and running full speed ahead, there has been little hope among trademark owners of a further delay. The newly minted Coalition for Responsible Internet Domain Oversight (CRIDO) aims to change that. CRIDO, comprised of the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) and 87 major national and international business associations and companies, including Coca-Cola, Ford, and GE, is "committed to aggressively fighting ICANN's proposed program, citing its deeply flawed justification, excessive cost and harm to brand owners, likelihood of predatory cyber harm to consumers and failure to… More
New gTLDs: A New Website for the New Regime
Now that ICANN's new gTLD program is moving full steam ahead, ICANN has launched a new informational website as part of its global awareness campaign to promote the potential benefits of new gTLDs (the potential harm caused by the gTLDs is left to us commentators). The new website is intended to serve as a one-stop shop for potential and eventual gTLD applicants and other interested parties, and provides a bevy of information related to the new gTLD program, including:
Information on the new gTLD application process and the TLD Application System (TAS) Access to… More
The Real Web 2.0? ICANN Approves New gTLD Rollout
After many years and despite ongoing criticism and concerns from governments and intellectual property interests, the ICANN Board voted yesterday to approve the launch of the new gTLD program, discussed earlier on this blog here and here. The vote paves the way for a dramatic increase in the number of top-level domain names, by hundreds in the near term and likely thousands over the next decade, and will allow organizations to own their own top-level domain names (e.g., .foleyhoag or .lawyers) and operate their own Internet registries.
New gTLDs will not be introduced right away. First, ICANN… More
.CO Domain Names Are Coming — Should You Care?
Colombia is known for its chief exports of coffee, petroleum and coal. It may also soon be known for its country code top-level domain name (ccTLD), .co. In many people's minds, the abbreviation "co." stands for "company," "corporation," or "commercial," and the .co registry, .CO Internet SAS, is heavily marketing this domain as a legitimate alternative to .com domains for businesses and individuals. If .CO Internet has its way, .co will be the new .com. Of course, whether the .co domain will catch on remains to be seen, but trademark owners should be aware of some preliminary steps they… More
New gTLDs Still On Track Despite Trademark Concerns
For some time now, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) — the governing body of many of the inner workings of the Internet — has planned to expand the domain name space. Currently, domain names are limited to 27 generic top-level domains (gTLDs) — including the popular .com, .net., and .org — and a number of country code top-level domains (ccTLDs). ICANN's proposed expansion would allow for the introduction of unlimited new gTLD registries — for instance, .lawyers, .film, or .baseball. Presumably, a majority of these new registries will be open to the public for registration… More


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AbstractAerosol particle size distribution and chemical properties are important in studies related to human health and climate. The present study describes an analysis of aerosol mass loading, Aerosol Optical Depth (AOD), black carbon aerosol mass concentration and carbon monoxide over tropical urban region of Hyderabad, India, during March 2006, coinciding with active forest fires season over India. Aerosol optical depth, particulate matter mass loading and carbon monoxide were observed to be high on days with air mass coming from north of the study area. Spatial occurrence of forest fires was analysed using MODIS daytime data and DMSP-OLS nighttime data sets. Aerosol optical depth measured using Microtops-11 sunphotometer correlated well with MODIS derived AOD values. Results of the study suggested that synoptic meteorological conditions play an important role in the observed aerosol properties over the study area during the forest fire season.
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- Shortcuts for previewing and setting type
- Using type as a design element
- Creating dynamic transitions
- Creating and using color palettes
- Working with particles to create depth
- Adding details with lighting
- Integrating audio in a project
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If you're joining me from the last video, this was the title design that got approved. So, we're going to use this as inspiration. In the last video, I did mention that there were textures that were sent off for inspiration again, and they were approved. Now, one of the things I'd like to do when I start animating is pre-render as much as possible. Obviously, I haven't done very much animation just yet, but I want to show you the QuickTime that I've pre-rendered, and I'll explain why in just a second. If you go to the File browser, in your Media folder, head to the PreRenders folder, and in there, you'll find a Background Materials movie.
Let's just go ahead and drag and drop that right into our canvas. If we press Play, we can preview our animation, and here you can see all this is just these textures cutting back and forth. The animation stops after a few seconds. So we're going to go ahead and deal with that, but the title open needs to be 10 seconds long. So even if I'm just working on noodling around to create a general direction, if I know it's going to be 10 seconds long, I do like to rough out very rough timings.
Most of the time when you're designing a title, you'll have some element that is repeated in the background. Now, that could be a video that's edited and you've stylized a color treatment for, or it could be a graphic element that's constantly repeated. I'm actually going to use this background element that I pre-rendered, which obviously is just a bunch of cuts. I'm going to use that as the main impetus for my inspiration outside of the text treatment. So the first thing we need to do is look at how long this file is.
To do that, select the QuickTime file and go to the Inspector, and in the Properties section, if you scroll down to the bottom, when you have video selected, notice there's a whole Timing pane, and in here, we have our QuickTime and it's playing back. So let's go ahead and play that. Okay, for a title open, I think that's moving a little slow. Now again, its preference, and since we're not completely in the animatic phase yet, I'm just doing this sort of off the cuff.
But we'll change our speed here, and I want to speed it up, so let's just change it to 200%. Now we should also deal with the fact that the clip ends at 119. If you look down all the way at the bottom, there is a pulldown for End Condition. Let's change that to Loopable. This way with this QuickTime file, I could just click right here on the right side of it and drag it out and loop it for as long as I needed it to be, in the comp. Again, since this element is going to be repeating, I just wanted to make sure it was as long as it needed to be.
I know this is going to work fine based on what the element is, but a lot of times when we have a looping piece of video, you want to move your playhead down and just go ahead and check the transition, which this one works perfectly fine, and I definitely love that pacing. So you may notice in our project, I already have a 3D camera, and I did that because I know I'm going to want to move in Z space. This section right here contains our title. Let me go ahead and turn off my background video. I know this title got approved based on its font, size, and placement, so I'm actually going to leave it in this placement for right now.
Now, the next section down is Open Textures. I am just going to drag and drop my background video right in there, and we're going to work on building an open texture that we can again repeat throughout. Now, these other two groups contain transitional elements. See, when I'm designing a 10-second title, I know there's most likely going to be at least two, if not three, transitions and that's just, again, me sort of roughing it out in my head. Obviously, you can decide what you want to do with your own projects, but based on what I was thinking, two or three transitions.
That's why I have these comps, and you notice I've also made them roughly three seconds apiece. Obviously, all of this timing can change once we start the actual animation phase; I am just trying to build some animated elements to see if I could inspire the overall design. Being in Motion, I can't help but think about using the Replicator in my project. I just love using the Replicator. Part of the reason I've pre-rendered this file as a QuickTime is the fact that Replicator can do some amazing things with video files.
So let's get started building our open texture. Make sure you have the background QuickTime selected and go up to Replicate in the toolbar. I know this looks kind of crazy right now because the video file is extraordinarily large, but what we want to do is just reposition this out to the sides. Now, I'm just dragging one of the corners out to the sides, and since the video is so large, I can't really see what's happening. So what we need to do, in the Replicator section, go to the Inspector tab, under Replicator, and we need to adjust the scale.
So let's go down and look at the scale and just drag that down to the left until everything gets kind of small. I would like these to be really kind of tiny, so let's set it around 15. And that's an off a lot of black space, so let's look at the number of rows and columns. So all that Replicator is doing is just repeating the same graphic element, and now we actually have control over how many columns and how many rows. So, let's go ahead and crank that up to 6 and 6.
Now, I like how this is looking, but there's still a little bit too much black space, so what I'm going to do is go back to my Replicator tab here and I'm just going to a tweak the Size settings. So initially when I was making adjustments to the Replicator, I was adjusting in the canvas, but once you set your initial adjustment, I recommend going in and adjusting the size with these menus here. If you try and drag the slider, notice it doesn't quite go far enough, so click in the number well and drag it out towards 1090. Let's resize the height as well, and as I'm resizing this, I just want to get the black area really tight and precise so it's the same horizontally and vertically.
So yeah, okay, we can leave it at 666. All right! So, now we're ready to actually look at our animation. If I move down and press my play from beginning here, we'll go ahead and check it out. And as you can see, everything is changing all at once. So, one of the great things about the Replicator is the fact that you can tell the video to just play random frames. So scroll down to the bottom of the Replicator tab in your Inspector and choose Random Start Frames, right underneath the Play Frames options.
Now, if we play from the beginning, you'll notice it's actually looking pretty darn cool. This is relatively close to where I want to be in terms of my inspiration. I just like to see these actually build on, because graphically, I'm trying to recreate a representation of what happens in the show, which is redesign, remodeling, rebuilding. So I want these graphics to actually build on. I'll just do a rough build right now. So, if you select the Replicator, you can go up to Add Behavior, and we want to sequence the Replicator, so if we go to Replicator, choose Sequence Replicator.
By default, nothing is set up to Sequence, so we need to add a parameter. So let's change that to Opacity, and we'll have this build on. And for this to function, we want to start at 0 and actually build to full Opacity. If we start at 0 and we look at the Sequence Controls down here, we don't want to Sequence To; we want to Sequence From 0. And then let's go ahead and play and see what that looks like.
It's going to continue building on like this for 10 seconds, so let's actually move our playhead right to around two seconds, because I want this to be fast, and press O for out. And now, if we go ahead and watch our Sequence Replicator, you should see it kind of build on till two seconds. Now I know I'm not getting a real-time preview, but this is definitely the look that I was going for. We'll obviously tweak this animation when we actually get to the animation phase, but again, I just wanted to use this as inspiration, so I can sort of visually confirm what I was thinking mentally, and that has occurred.
The next phase usually is building the animatic. Now to recap, I used the Replicator to inspire my open. Now obviously we haven't really started building the open yet. But I did have a theory behind what I was building, and that's really one of the core principles of animation and creating motion graphics. If you're creating a title open, you don't want to just build something because it looks cool. I mean a lot of us will start there, but for this graphic specifically, I started with the textures that were inspired by remodeling, and then graphically, I tried to rebuild the process of building with our graphics using the Replicator.


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Morris > Heading into the game I expected KSU to win, but mainly because I figured Morris would struggle and Wile would send a couple kicks into some kid�s ear well outside the posts. I was pretty damn impressed with #7, especially in the first half when the game mattered and of course Wile went 2-2. Morris showed poise, seemed prepared, showed some athleticism and smarts with the pigskins, and wasn�t the reason Michigan lost the game. And that makes this loss harder to take/understand. After seemingly pulling things together for the Buckeye game we reverted to a mess. Leadership? > The team just seemed splintered (guess so, see mgoblog) and sadly in the second half they were disinterested on the sidelines. The Michigan bench went church mouse. So this year is done and we�re onto the next. Look man–Jake Ryan will be a senior and presumably the leader of this team. He needs to start with seniors, set the story straight with the incoming freshman and get the rest of the team on board and help the coaches build a true cohesive squad. Coaches > Of course a big part of creating that cohesive unit is on the coaches, and this season was of course a massive failure. Hoke promised to create a foundation of toughness and…welp..
After the final whistle I heard one of the (of seemingly 100s) of maize-and-blue support staffers tell another, �Something�s got to change.� Yup.
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Timeline > Team ended the year once again donning the LHS sticker, and as expected they wore the bowl sponsor patch. Uniform Timeline is updated:
Maize shoes > Also of note you could see Shane Morris�s maize shoes from space.
History Notes >
* You probably heard but here�s another kick in the giblets for you:
Notre Dame is now 874-305-42 all-time. That equates to a winning percentage of .7330057. Michigan drops to 910-321-36 for a winning percentage of .7324388. For those keeping score at home, or most notably in South Bend or Ann Arbor, that is a slight .0005669 in favor of the Irish.Via mgoblue:
Shane Morris became the third true freshmen quarterback to start a bowl game for the Wolverines. He joins fellow lefty Rick Leach (1976 Orange Bowl) and Chad Henne (2005 Rose Bowl) as the only rookie signal-callers to lead the Wolverines in a bowl game. [Ed. coincidentally each wore #7]. Senior wide receiver Jeremy Gallon set the Michigan single-season record for receiving yards with an 89-yard output against Kansas State. He finished the season with a school-record 1,373 receiving yards, surpassing Braylon Edwards' previous program record (1,330 yards, 2004).Mood > Bah.Thanks > A special thanks to MaraWatch for helping me look good in 2013 despite the results. A salute from outside the Camelback Inn in Scottsdale:Follow MVictors on TwitterP.S. As best as we could do, check out Game Photos here.


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Today on The Show With No Name, Tommy couldn't make it in due to the Great Flood of Jacksonville so Baz and Crofford had a back up plan. It's Halloween weekend and Crofford got Robert Englund on the show. Robert Englund is best known for being Freddy Krueger from the Nightmare on Elm Street series. Wait till you hear Freddy kill Crofford. You can hear the entire interview here. Also they had New England Patriots lineman Jarvis Green on the show to talk about the NFL and his foundation, The Jarvis Green foundation. You can get more information on his foundation at www.jarvisgreen.com Click here for the interview.


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Next, in our 35th edition of our Best of the Best Blogger series, we sat down with Elle Martinez from Couple Money.
While Elle and her partner/husband at Couple Money seem to have fairly common personal financial goals, such as paying down debt and saving money to buy a house, unlike many dual-income couples out there, they're utilizing a clear mission statement and a very distinct framework to tackle the problem that many of us face.
As the editorial voice for the site, Elle clearly outlines her primary goal of "balancing family and money issues", using the blog as a way to keep track of her family's financial progress in "one long case study."
Elle covers some interesting subject matter, including why it's a good idea to keep both joint and separate accounts as a couple, automating your finances and how to talk about money as a family.
What's impressive about Elle's editorial voice is how exceptionally clear her strategy and approach to money really is. Successfully managing family finances is far more complicated than most people think because it involves managing far more than just the numbers. Far too often, families overlook the emotional and psychological components of managing the family's finances, but as Elle has discovered, navigating family finance successfully really starts with a well-defined strategy and a clear plan of action.
We sat down with Elle to talk about mobile incomes, financially optimized choices and putting family before finances.
What was your inspiration behind CoupleMoney.com?
I've been blogging for a few years. I started a personal finance site when I was in college. Eventually I graduated and, in a sense, outgrew the site. By that time, I was married and we were at a different stage in life. My husband and I had no credit card debt and we paid off the car loan that I acquired.
I started Couple Money to chronicle how we're living on one income and using the second income to achieve financial and personal goals. I hope the site can start discussions about balancing family and finances.
Your philosophy at CoupleMoney is simple yet brilliant … "family first, then finances." Tell me about this mindset … where it came from and why it's so important to you.
We both come from families that are pretty close. I do believe that our finances are a reflection of some of the things we value. We don't always make the most financially optimized choices, but we do what we feel is right for us.
We're paying down our student loan debt and mortgage, but we're also taking family trips, saving money for our next car, and investing.
You mention on your blog that your goal is to use your lives on the blog "as one long case study." What do you hope to gain from this "case study"?
Getting responses and ideas from readers has been extremely motivating. We've adapted some of our plans as the community shares their suggestions. Our hope is that others can look at our family and get ideas for their own lives.
You also talk about having a "mobile" income … why is that so important in this day and age.
Considering your philosophy on debt, what's your stance on using credit cards? Are they a useful financial tool or should they simply be avoided?
It really depends on the couple. I believe there are some smart ways for people to use credit cards, such as getting rewards for purchases they were already going to make. We're not heavy credit card users by any means. It's a handy tool to use for family and work vacations. We don't abuse it and I tend to keep credit cards out of my wallet for day to day activities.
However, there are some people who just shouldn't have a credit card. The temptation to get into debt is too hard. Putting family before finances, some couples may stay away from possibly 'good' credit cards rather than put themselves in a delicate situation.
What has been the most rewarding thing about your blogging experience with CoupleMoney.com?
I think the best part of working on Couple Money is getting feedback with emails and from friends that are improving their finances. I love helping people and watching people succeed with their own goals.
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Murphy is a lifelong resident of Kingston, a longtime volunteer and past president of the Friends of Historic Kingston. She recently published a book on Kingston, part of Arcadia Publishers History Postcard Series, which is the inspiration for the current exhibit at the Friends of Historic Kingston Gallery.
Her grandfather, William M. O'Reilly, and father, William J. O'Reilly, published and distributed postcards of Kingston and the Catskills region for the first half of the 20th century. Her talk will feature postcard images of Rondout and its storefronts, homes, and churches that tell the story of the immigrants and entrepreneurs who transformed Kingston's waterfront into a prosperous maritime village in the 19th century.
The remaining talks taking place in the Friends of Historic Kingston Gallery are "Kingston's Schools," July 12, hosted by retired Kingston school administrator Anna Brett; "Kingston's Churches," presented July 19 by architectural historian Dr. William B. Rhoads; and "Collecting Postcards," presented July 26 by Frank Almquist of the Kaaterskill Postcard Club.
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Yildiz Holding AS in Hot Drinks (Turkey)
Yildiz Holding AS in Hot Drinks (Turkey)
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Anna Karenina
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Countess Lidia Ivanovna kept her promise. She did actually take upon herself the care of the organization and management of Alexey Alexandrovitch's household. But she had not overstated the case when saying that practical affairs were not her strong point. All her arrangements had to be modified because they could not be carried out, and they were modified by Korney, Alexey Alexandrovitch's valet, who, though no one was aware of the fact, now managed Karenin's household, and quietly and discreetly reported to his master while he was dressing all it was necessary for him to know. But Lidia Ivanovna's help was none the less real; she gave Alexey Alexandrovitch moral support in the consciousness of her love and respect for him, and still more, as it was soothing to her to believe, in that she almost turned him to Christianity – that is, from an indifferent and apathetic believer she turned him into an ardent and steadfast adherent of the new interpretation of Christian doctrine, which had been gaining ground of late in Petersburg. It was easy for Alexey Alexandrovitch to believe in this teaching. (5.22.26)
Countess Lydia gives Karenin love and respect at a time when the rest of society gives him neither. Even though both her domestic help and her brand of Christianity seem to be dubious, Karenin relies on them both.
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"I understand that perfectly," Levin replied. "One cannot put one's heart into a school or generally into institutions of that sort, and that is precisely why I think these philanthropic institutions always produce such meager results." (7.10.35)
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"That is, you mean to say that sin prevents him?" said Lydia Ivanovna. "But that is a false view. There is no sin for believers; sin is already redeemed" (7.21.46)
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She was in the courthouse fighting something and it wasn't death. It was worse than that. It was lying thoughts. She had to go way back to let them know how she and Tea Cake had been with one another so they could see she could never shoot Tea Cake out of malice.
It was not death she feared. It was misunderstanding. If they made a verdict that she didn't want Tea Cake and wanted him dead, then that was a real sin and a shame. It was worse than murder. (19.169; 174)
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Tea Cake, with the sun for a shawl. Of course he wasn't dead. He could never be dead until she herself had finished feeling and thinking. The kiss of his memory made pictures of love and light against the wall. (20.12)
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Lovedale Public TVET College has a long and prestigious history to tell in the story of education in South Africa. Although it has changed shape and direction many times over the years, it has nonetheless remained an educational institution that has always had the interests of the surrounding community at heart.
Today, the Lovedale TVET College consists of three campuses, each one addressing particular needs of the community. The history of the College is tied up in the history of each of its campuses: Alice Campus, in the little town of Alice in the Eastern Cape and the site of the original Lovedale, King Campus in King William's Town, and Zwelitsha Campus, also in King William's Town.
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Lovedale started as a mission station in 1824, on the Tyume River in Alice. John Bennie of the Glasgow Mission Society of Scotland founded Lovedale through the influence of Dr John Love, after whom the mission was named.
In 1838 a small dwelling and church school were established at the mission and by the end of this year the school had 132 pupils. The educational institution of Lovedale was officially opened on 21 July 1841.
The first principal was Rev. William Govan, after whom Govan Mbeki, former president of the African National Congress, was named.
The institution concentrated on "industrial" training at first, namely agriculture, masonry, carpentry, blacksmithing, and wagon making. In 1855 a building was erected for the trades department. In 1861 the trade of printing and bookmaking was also introduced, the forerunner of the well-known Lovedale Press.
Agriculture was established in 1939 by the building of a furrow from the Tyume River to irrigate the rich soil. This furrow still exists on the site. Rev. William Govan died on 4 November 1875 at the age of 72. Rev. Dr James Stewart followed him as principal, bringing a whole new approach to education: while Govan believed that Black people could best be elevated by the higher education of a few, Stewart believed in the education of many.
In 1883 an Assembly Hall was built which could seat 700 people. This building burnt down in 1924 but was rebuilt in "almost exactly the same form". This building is presently the main administration building. In 1898 the Victoria Hospital, one of Stewart's favourite schemes, was built on the premises.
Rev. Dr James Stewart died on 21 December 1905 and was buried on Sandile's Kop, overlooking Lovedale, where a memorial in the form of a lighthouse was erected.
Rev. Dr James Henderson followed Stewart as principal. He took forward the Inter-State College, an idea of Dr Stewart for an institution of higher education that would eventually develop into Fort Hare University, which was officially opened by General Louis Botha on 8 February 1916. Classes commenced on 22 February 1916, with 20 students in two old houses at Lovedale.
Henderson died on 18 July 1930 and like Stewart, was buried on Sandile's Kop.
Dr Wilkie followed him. He formed the Lovedale Bible School in April of 1932. He also forged ahead with the Lovedale Press by consolidating the four departments of printing, bookbinding, retail and wholesale into one organisation. By 1939 it was publishing 128 000 books per year, encouraging and assisting many African writers.
During Dr Wilkie's time the following were introduced at Lovedale:
- Lovedale High School
- A training school for teachers
- A practising school
- A girls school (introducing subjects such as Housekeeping, Sewing and Cooking)
- More trades such as basket making, poultry farming, book-keeping, shoemaking, tree-planting, agriculture, horticulture, fur-ware, nursing, telegraphing, rug-making etc.
- Staff housing, water and a sanitation scheme
- By 1936 he had transformed Lovedale into "microcosm of complex South Africa". The 950 students at that time included Africans, Whites, Coloureds and Indians as well as African students from all over the African Continent.
In 1941, when Wilkie retired, Lovedale had 1265 students. Rev. Dr Robert Shepard took over.
During Shepard's reign, Lovedale Press grew to its zenith, publishing 530 000 books during the year of 1953.
Industrial training was also extended to include more modern subjects such as motor mechanics, plumbing etc.
The year 1955 was the last year of missionary control of Lovedale, as it became a state institution through the Bantu Education Act of 1952.
However, the Lovedale Bible School and Lovedale Press remained under missionary control.
Lovedale continued as an educational institution under various government education departments until it was closed in 1979 by the former Ciskei Government. After realizing the rich history of Lovedale, the same Ciskei government which closed the institution reopened it as a college for continuing education. The poorly qualified Ciskei teachers were sent to Lovedale for further training.
Some of the better known figures who studied at Lovedale are:
- Ex-president of South Africa, Mr Thabo Mbeki
- Premier of the Eastern Cape Ms Nosimo Balindlela
- Brigalia Bam, Chairperson of the IEC
- Z.K. Mathews
- George M Theal, the well known historian
- Rev. Tiyo Soga, well known for his Xhosa hymns and the translation of the Bible into Xhosa
- John Knox Bokwe, a well known Minister and musician
- Steve Biko
- Chris Hani
- A former president of the South African Cricket Board, Ray Mali and many others.
King Campus
King campus is located on the south side of the Buffalo River in King William's Town, 60km north-east of East London and south from Alice. The college was originally erected in the 1800s as a mission station by Reverend Brownlee and was known as the Brownlee mission station. Although many of the original buildings were destroyed in the Frontier Wars, some can still be seen on the campus in a renovated condition. A canon was placed on the grounds in commemoration of the Frontier Wars and other historical events.
The technical college officially amalgamated with East London Technical College on 1 January 1989 but did not operate on the current school grounds as the Excelsior School was occupying the premises. When this school finally closed down the college moved to the premises where it is situated today. The official inauguration took place on 11 May 1992.
In 1992 the college, still operating as a branch of the East London College, had grown to the extent that the number of full time students totaled to 103 from a mere 31. The number of staff had increased from only one administrative assistant, five full-time lecturers and two part-time lecturers in 1989, to two administrative assistants, five full-time lecturers and 14 part-time lecturers in 1992
Zwelitsha Campus
In 1855 the governor of the Cape, Sir George Grey, proposed the establishment of full-time industrial courses at Lovedale: the departments of masonry, carpentry and wagon-making and blacksmithing were established in 1856 with the purpose of training apprentices.
With the emergence of the motor industries in the Eastern Cape, wagon-making was gradually phased out and motor vehicles became the main mode of transport. Lovedale then introduced motor mechanics.
The change from missionaries to the Cape Department of Education under the Bantu Education Act of 1952 had far-reaching implications for missionary institutions such as Lovedale. In terms of the act, the College fell under the ambit of the former Ciskei homeland. In 1972 the vocational section was relocated from Alice to Zwelitsha (King William's Town) to operate as a technical college for the Ciskei under the apartheid separate development policies. The new college, offering only mechanical engineering and carpentry, was named Zwelethemba Technical College. The staff consisted of 2 lecturers and a principal.
The Bantu Education syllabi were followed up until 1978, when the National Technical Education courses (N courses) were introduced. Practical courses were combined with relevant trade theories and subjects such as mathematics, science and drawing. External exams were now performed by the Department of Education.
Lovedale TVET College
In 2002, when 152 technical colleges throughout the country were merged into 52 mega-colleges, Lovedale Public TVET College was formed by the merger of the three above mentioned institutions


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A Jewish organization creates unforgettable summer experiences for special needs kids and their parents.
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Israel may learn from history. Volume III of Plutarch's "Sayings of Spartain Mothers" reveals the Spartan mother as one who rears her sons for sacrifice on the altar of civic necessity.
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Arafat is gone, but the "Road Map" remains. Indeed, regarding Israel's continuance in the Middle East, absolutely nothing has changed in the Palestinian Authority or in the Arab world generally. Notwithstanding President Bush's explicit plea for a "Two State Solution," the PA and its allies still see only one state. This State of Palestine would include all of Judea, Samaria and Gaza, and ALL of the rest of Israel.
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Even now - after Arafat, after thousands of Israeli men, women and children have been systematically dismembered, burned and mutilated by the most barbaric terrorist movement in recent memory - much of the world remains willfully impervious to geopolitical truth.
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Every four years, it seems, we Americans must display infinite forbearance in the face of irrepressible foolishness. Transforming all serious meaning into manipulation and marketing, our presidential election process has now been reduced to an endless barrage of numbing cliches and empty witticisms.
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A Speech Presented to Purdue University's Homeland Security Institute Published Exclusively In The Jewish Press (Part One)
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International law is not a suicide pact. As Iranian nuclearization heats up to a point of no return, Israel's leaders will soon have to make vitally important decisions on launching defensive first strikes. Faced with an existentially hostile regime in Tehran, these leaders cannot now be expected to simply sit back and wait for this regime to deploy atomic weapons. Less than half the size of Lake Michigan, Israel's "wiggle room" in strategic survival matters is profoundly limited.
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Since the presentation of our original Project Daniel document to Prime Minister Sharon on January 16, 2003 (it remained secret until this past May), there have been a few relatively minor "victories" in the effort to control WMD proliferation among Israel's enemies.
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Posted on: November 10th, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
Neither President Bush nor Senator Kerry addressed an absolutely key issue of current American foreign policy in the opening debate.
Posted on: November 3rd, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
Apocalypse, of course, was pretty much a Jewish invention (at least if you ignore ancient Persia and the Zoroastrians), and there is certainly an apocalyptic element in Chicago's own Saul Bellow.
Posted on: October 27th, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
With Pertinent Policy Recommendations For The President of the United States
Posted on: October 20th, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
One of the most elementary principles of law is known as Nullum Crimen Sine Poena: "No crime without a punishment." Stemming from at least three separate passages of the Torah (Exod. 21:22-25; Lev. 24:17-21; Deut. 19:19-21), the Lex Talionis or "law of exact retaliation" was absolutely integral to the Nuremberg Trial and judgment.
Posted on: October 13th, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
Zalman Shoval served two terms as Israel's Ambassador to the United States. Although I had made his personal acquaintance only briefly during his first term in Washington (1990-1993), it was immediately apparent that Ambassador Shoval was bringing a markedly favorable presence to Israel's embassy.
Posted on: October 6th, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
Modern civilization has a terrible momentum, a frighteningly breathless rhythm that prods us all to forget what is genuinely important. "The end of all this delirium," wrote the philosopher Jacques Maritain, "is to prevent man from remembering G-d." An important new book by Israeli thinker Asher Keren, "A Time For Change," reflects similar concerns.
Posted on: October 1st, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
"The mass," said the Spanish philosopher Jose Ortega y Gasset in 1930, "crushes beneath it everything that is different, everything that is excellent, individual, qualified and select." Today, in deference to the Many, the intellectually and culturally unambitious mass not only celebrates the commonplace (which it has been taught to do), it openly proclaims and spreads our American epoch of engineered mediocrity as an enviable form of democracy.
Posted on: September 22nd, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
Ravaged by excess - of consumption and commodities rather than of understanding - America now lives anxiously in crowds. This is naturally pleasing to politicians of all persuasions, for whom herding the people together where they cannot think is always "good."
Posted on: September 15th, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
Speaking recently to Yediot Aharonot, an Israeli newspaper, Israel's Chief of General Staff commented that withdrawal from the Golan Heights would not endanger Israel's security. According to Lt. Gen. Moshe Yaalon, the Israel Defense Force (IDF) could defend the country's borders even if a political decision were taken to leave the 620-square mile strategic plateau.
Posted on: September 8th, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
Medieval maps typically portrayed Jerusalem at the center of the world. From the standpoint of nuclear strategy and world peace, such a portrayal has exceptional validity today. Confronted with relentlessly genocidal state and non-state enemies, some of which energetically seek weapons of mass destruction, Israel must now quickly fashion a coherent and pragmatic strategic doctrine. Recognizing this urgent requirement, the Project Daniel Group undertook to prepare its unprecedented Final Report to the Prime Minister.
Posted on: September 6th, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
Last week, we considered Project Daniel's recommendations concerning Israel's preemption and nuclear warfighting doctrines. The Group strongly endorsed the Prime Minister's acceptance of a broad concept of defensive first-strikes, but just as strongly advised against using his undisclosed nuclear arsenal for anything but essential deterrence.
Posted on: August 25th, 2004InDepth → Columns → Louis Rene Beres
My prior column in this special series dealt with the existential threat to Israel. To best deal with this multifaceted threat, Project Daniel recommended to Prime Minister Sharon that Israel do everything possible to prevent a coalition of enemy states from coming into possession of mass destruction weapons, and that this effort be undertaken while Israel continues with its longstanding policy of nuclear ambiguity.
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"Great singletrack, technical, and elevation changes."
— James Camy on May 28, 2014
|37.360.1 milesKilometers
|1,854'565 m Ascent
|439'134 m High
|2% Avg Grade (1°)
|80% Singletrack
|-1,869'-570 m Descent
|38'11 m Low
|18% Max Grade (10°)
NOTICE: According to our research, this Featured Ride does not have legal public access. The route is not shown on the map.
RestrictionsOpen all year around.
OverviewThis ride is lengthy and will take some time. Special points of this ride are the waterfall, the small lake in Santa Monica Ridge, and creek crossings. Santa Monica Ridge is very technical singletrack, Del Mar Mesa has great flowy singletrack, Penasquitos Canyon has some great scenery.
Need To KnowSanta Monica Ridge is not for beginners. Very rocky and technical at most places. There is a lake visible from this area which is part of the ride. There is also a deep creek crossing at the bottom of the ridge.
DescriptionThis ride starts at the Penasqutos Creek Park parking area. From here ride West on the trail to the power lines. Head North on power line trail to the top of Del Mar Mesa Preserve. Once at the top continue on the trail which loops around to the northern most edge of the preserve. Stay to the right of the power lines on the trail. At this point it becomes downhill and very rocky. At the bottom there is a deep creek crossing, you can ride through the creek. On the other side it ascends, look for the singletrack to your left (West). Take this route.
Expect rocky singletrack with steep descents and ascents on this section. Pick your line through the rocks and it will flow. The trail opens near a small lake. Ride the singletrack along the lake with trees and brush. From here, the singletrack heads West and opens to a trail. Head Southwest on the trail to the top of a ridge. At the top it opens up to a field, head West across the field to the singletrack. At this point the track descends Northwest and ends at a horse trail. Ride the horse trail West until the highway. Once at the highway head South along the highway to the next horse trail opening. This area is called the Ranch and signs are posted.
On this route you'll come to an underpass, photo attached to map. From here go East and ride the singletrack along the golf course. Once at the top, go West on the trail and towards the power lines. Once at the power lines drop down into some singletrack and take the first left. The first part of this route is wide, photo attached, but narrows quickly and drops into a serious descent downhill on some narrow singletrack. Once at the bottom continue on the singletrack to a bridge crossing and go east. The trail opens and takes you to the waterfall. From here it heads East. Look for a sign on your right, Camino Ruiz Trail, go right. It ascends to the top near a community park. Turn around and ascend. The descent through the trees is fast, narrow and winding. At a fast pace it will take you 3 minutes. Once at the bottom go left (West) and look for the narrow singletrack on your right (North). Take this route and cross a bridge over the creek, photos on map. Continue back to the parking area!
ContactsLand Manager: City of San Diego - Parks & Recreation
Local Club: San Diego Mountain Biking Association
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4.0 from 4 votesThe waterfall upstream. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.7 from 3 votesSanta Monica Ridge Lake. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.5 from 4 votesCamino Ruiz Trail. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.5 from 4 votesTunnel 5 (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.3 from 3 votesBeautiful sunset first time ride in the canyon. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesPenasquitos Canyon waterfall entrance. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesSingletrack along Penasquitos Creek. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesPenasquitos Canyon singletrack. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesTunnel 5. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesSycamore Crossing. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesTop of Camino Ruiz Trail. Awesome singletrack. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesSingletrack along Penasquitos Creek. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesThe waterfall. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesThis underpass goes to a place called Clews Ranch. I will get to this soon. (Del Mar, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesSanta Monica Ridge. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesTunnel 5 (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesThis trail narrows to singletrack then a huge drop for some fast downhil... (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesTrail heading away from Santa Monica Ridge Lake. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
3.0 from 3 votesPenasquitos Creek. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
2.3 from 3 votesTop of Del Mar Mesa heading back to Penasquitos Canyon. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
2.3 from 3 votesWagonwheel creek crossing. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)
2.0 from 3 votesTire pump and other tools available on the trail. (Fairbanks Ranch, CA)


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I have to credit Diane Hopkins for opening my mind to an alternative to drill, fill, and bill when she wrote an article for her newsletter over a decade ago about healing cavities. Two of my kids have dental appointments on Monday. If I hear the news that they have cavities, this video is our answer! Ramiel Nagel will teach you how to have strong teeth, based on the work of Dr. Weston A. Price.
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Me as an adult in my mid-20's... I had been to the dentist for one last cleaning before we lost our insurance coverage and he pointed out two cavities-- I distinctly remember the feeling of his little pick thingie sticking in them. I was not able to get them filled at the time. I was way into Dr. Christopher herbs at the time (though not eating the best diet...) so I started using the tooth powder every day as toothpaste and putting a little extra on those particular teeth after I brushed. A period of 2-3 years went by before I could go to the dentist again. I didn't use tooth powder that whole time, but for a lot of it. When I finally went back to the dentist I was terrified that I was going to need a root canal or something because I knew those cavities had been sitting there all that time... but they weren't there. Not at all. No sign of them, and nothing for the pick to stick in. That was years ago, and I haven't had any problems in those teeth since.
The only problem I had with using Dr. Christopher's tooth powder as my regular toothpaste was that my teeth got kind of dingy looking-- kind of grey and dull, you know. I switched to Jason Naturals Powersmile whitening toothpaste which is all-natural and keeps them nice and white. I should still use a little Dr. C's tooth powder on them after I brush or switch off or something, I've just gotten out of the habit. Haven't had any problems with cavities since then...
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My boyfriend can not get a job, on his interviews he has interupted the interviewer to get up and move around, he never gets call backs. He was even told to leave by a few, because he frightend them. He needs help and will never be able to afford to be on his own. we live with his parents and it's not a very good situation. I do believe in a good amount of time we will get kicked out with no where to go and we can't live on my income alone. The docters all have huge fees and we can't pay them.READ MORE
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Unfortunately, in most states, only psychologists can test for these problems and we have gone to school for a very long time to learn how to do it. If you can find a psychologist who will do it for free, good luck. You might be able to find a quick little quiz online for it, but I would wonder what that might actually serve.
Have your boyfriend speak with a doctor about his problem. You might be able to go to a free clinic for this help as well, but he may need medication, assuming he's not taking any drugs himself. Illegal substances such as cocaine can cause symptoms that look like ADHD and can cause scary behaviors in interviews.
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