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The main street still has a flavor of 100 years ago, and no McDonalds.
It is a complex that once was a large estate and now shrunk, like all cotton barrons of the time. The difference is this was a black owned estate since early 1800's. Marie Therese had 14children, some of them black. When they were freed, land grants gave them rights to this land.
This is a State owned and controlled fram presenting the old style method of hard work
- Pros:A lovely setting for going back to antebellum times
- Cons:Only the summer heat and jumidity
- In a nutshell:I liked to area in and around. The main street was neat
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I loved Natchitoches. Great page!
The plantation looks so fascinating! Nice page!
Looking forward to seeing the old plantations.
The town is a little jewel and I am sure that to visit the plantations must give a taste of the past too.
Good start on a favorite part of Louisiana...:-)
Looks like a good start.
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Skip to comments.Blagojevich's Lawyers Seek Subpoenaes for Emanuel, Jackson Jr.
Posted on 12/25/2008 3:30:06 AM PST by Deetes
Lawyers for embattled Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich want two key aides to President-elect Barack Obama and U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. subpoenaed, according to Chicago media reports.
Blagojevich's legal team has asked the Illinois House panel that members of Obama's incoming administration testify before the House impeachment committee, including Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel and Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett, WBBM-TV and the Chicago Sun-Times reported late Wednesday.
Ed Genson, Blagojevich's chief lawyer, said testimony from the aides will prove the governor's insistence that he did nothing illegal to fill Obama's now vacant U.S. Senate seat.
The news comes days after Obama's team released an internal review that confirmed no "inappropriate" discussions had taken place in the Blagojevich probe.
The report said Emanuel was the only adviser to talk to Blagojevich and his top aide John Harris on the subject of the Senate seat. The incoming chief of staff was authorized to pass on the names of four people he considered qualified to take over his seat: Illinois Comptroller Dan Hynes, Illinois Veterans' Affairs Director Tammy Duckworth, Rep. Jan Schakowsky and Jackson Jr.
Federal prosecutors asked the Illinois House impeachment committee not to delve into the criminal charges against Gov. Rod Blagojevich on Tuesday, a request that could hasten a decision on whether to boot Blagojevich from office.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
This is going to be a festering sore for Barack.
Blago has hitched his future squarely to Obama's and its circle the wagons time.
Perhaps Blago's lawyers didn't get the press release.
I predict Blagojevich will get off, JJ junior will not go to the senate, and the Chi Tribune forced the prosecutors hand to soon.
So is it safe to assume the Mandigans are getting some lumps of coal this season from the Obama-nation.
Merry Christmas.
Hand out more sub-subpoenas to spread the joy.
Too funny! Blago sez "if you think I should resign because I did something wrong then let's hear your story under oath."
This will be the gift that keeps on giving. I think that Fitz is a mole working for the dems.
Blago hasn't done much that was correct in his miserable lifetime, but he did adequately describe Obomba in his taped conversations.
Why are the Pubs not screaming for a special prosecutor? The Crats would be all over it. I think the pussy ass RINOS do not want to jeporadize their coveted minority status.
Whitewater redux
Oh, let the donks do it to themselves. If one pubbie says one thing, it will immediately become *that Republican noise machine, again*. The donks would love to have Republicans to fight. This way, they get to fight among themselves.
Between FNC and the fact that the rest of the media are at the point where they will do whatever is necessary to sell copies/attract eyeballs, it isn't even being hidden.
Republicans and conservatives are hated. We have little influence anywhere. It is probably better if the voters get to watch their beloved Democrat Party airing all their dirty laundry in public.
Special prosecutors need to be authorized by the Senate, IIRC. Donks control the Senate. It will never happen.
You mean "Merry Fitzmas!!!!"
This is basically $200 get out of jail free card.
Exactly. The DBM was turning cartwheels with the "exoneration" release because they thought that was the end of it - the O had spoken.
Michael Steele said on FOX that even though Obama's team may not have done anything improper, the Blago matter and crooked Chicago politics were still going to be a distraction for months to come. Steele is right. This development confirms it.
With those ears he'd better stay off the windy beach.
I don't think this will go anywhere. Fitz will be replaced and the replacement will say there's not enough evidence because Fitz was forced to act too soon because of the Tribune bringing it out into the open. Blago has too much mud to sling and the media, dems and repubdems all know it.
Blago may actually look like this sooner than later. Obamacide?
Gov's Lawyers Want Obama Aides, Jackson To Testify Blagojevich Lawyers Issue Letter Calling For Subpoenas CHICAGO (CBS) ―
With his Lawyer Sam Adam (left) following, Ill. Gov. Rod Blagojevich (right) arrives at his first press conference since his recent arrest Dec. 19, 2008, in Chicago, Ill.
In a dramatic development in the ongoing impeachment proceedings, lawyers for Gov. Rod Blagojevich want two key aides to President-elect Barack Obama and U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. to testify before the House impeachment committee.
Sources tell CBS 2 that a letter sent by Blagojevich's lawyers to committee chairman, State Rep. Barbara Currie, asks that the committee subpoena Obama's chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, senior adviser Valerie Jarrett and Jackson.
On Tuesday, a transition official disclosed that Obama, Emanuel and Jarrett, have been interviewed in connection with the federal investigation into Blagojevich. The transition official, speaking on a condition of anonymity, also confirmed that Emanuel had been captured on wiretaps taken as part of the investigation.
Blagojevich was charged on Dec. 9 with plotting to use his governor's authority to appoint Obama's Senate replacement and make state appointments and contracts in exchange for cash and other favors. He has denied any criminal wrongdoing and has resisted multiple calls for his resignation, including one from Obama.
In an internal review, released on Tuesday by Obama's team, found that Emanuel was the only Obama adviser to talk to Blagojevich and his top aide, John Harris. The two men have been arrested as part of a federal corruption investigation.
Emanuel had one or two conversations with Blagojevich and four with Harris on the subject of the Senate seat, according to the review.
The report said Obama authorized Emanuel to pass on the names of four people he considered to be highly qualified to take over his seat - Illinois Comptroller Dan Hynes, Illinois Veterans' Affairs Director Tammy Duckworth, Rep. Jan Schakowsky and Jackson Jr.
"In later telephone conversations, Mr. Emanuel - also with the President-elect's approval - presented other names of qualified candidates to Mr. Harris including Attorney General Lisa Madigan and Ms. Cheryle Jackson," the report said. "Mr. Harris did not make any effort to extract a personal benefit for the governor in any of these conversations. There was no discussion of a Cabinet position, of 501c(4), of a private sector position or of any other personal benefit to the governor in exchange for the Senate appointment."
The report said that earlier, Emanuel recommended Jarrett for the Senate seat without Mr. Obama's knowledge, and Jarrett later accepted the job as a senior White House adviser.
CBS 2 left messages with Blagojevich's attorneys, Ed Genson and Sheldon Sorosky as well as Currie seeking comment.
Small Fire Reported At Rep. Jackson's Home CHICAGO (STNG) ―
A small fire started at the home of U. S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. early Wednesday on the South Side.
At 12:15 a.m. Chicago Fire Department's truck 49, Engine 126 and Battalion Chief 17 responded to a fire in the 2500 block of East 72nd Street, police said.
A still alarm was called for the small fire, according to Fire Media Affairs Cmdr. Will Knight.
The origin of the fire was underneath the main fireplace in the residence and the victims were listed in a police report as U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. and his wife, Ald. Sandi Jackson (7th), police said.
No injuries were reported, according to police. http://cbs2chicago.com/local/jesse.jackson.jr.2.894731.html
So take your subpoenas and stick them up your expletive!!!
is this the festivus miracle?
Back atcha!
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What a picture . I'm saving that one ;) going to leave a mark :)
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Now to begin our project, let's open up banner.psd from the exercise files. Now, the font family that I used in this composition is Helvetica Neue, and I used a series of different weights from this particular font family. But if you don't have access to Helvetica Neue on your system, you can substitute this with something like Myriad Pro, Frutiger, or Avenir. And of course you can use any font that you have on your particular system. And now with our Photoshop file open, over in the Layers panel, here you can see how this file is put together. At the top, there's a folder called travellogo. Inside of here, there's a vector shape and a Text layer.
These are set to a style of Multiply for the blend mode. We also have the Fill set of 65%, and they each have a stroke applied to them as well. This way regardless of the photograph that's showing up behind them, having a black logo with a white outline, should give us a logo that's pretty recognizable over a series of different photographs. We also have a Text layer called Aruba. We have our tagline here. We have our small Type layers inside of the white box here, are starting from and per person. Next we have a Text layer called View Deal in a black box.
We have a Text layer here that's showing the price. We have our white box, and we have a photograph in the background. So everything in here is just standard Photoshop layers. Now the first thing I want to do is I want to set this up so that the Type layer here is actually showing as a cutout through this white box. Now how we typically might do this, would be, we might select. Holding the Cmd key click on the Text layer, select the outer shape of the text. Hide this. Come over here to the white box. Add a layer mask. And with the layer mask selected, hit Cmd or Ctrl+I to invert that.
So this is the effect that I want. However, I do want to be able to set the type, and I can't use a live type layer as the mask for this particular shape. So let's delete the mask. And what I'm going to do instead is take this Photo layer. I'm going to hold the Option or Alt key, click and drag, and bring a copy of the Photo layer up above the Type layer. Now with that in place, let's hold the Option key or the Alt key. Let's click between the layers to create a clipping mask.
So what this does is give us the same effect of a cutout, but we're actually using two different photo layers and we can keep our type live. So if we come in here, for example, and change the type, let's change this to $0, we get the effect of the type acting as a cutout through that white box. So let's come back to the Layers panel. Let's take that layer that we duplicated called Photo, and let's rename this photo space clipped. Next, let's come over to the Text layer Aruba. Let's put in the word City instead. Next let's come down to our foreground color swatch.
Let's come in here and select a medium grey. Click OK. And then what I want to do is come down and select the Photo Clipped layer. Let's come up to the Edit menu, let's choose Fill. We're going to fill with foreground color just to make that gray. Next, let's come down to the Photo layer. Let's fill that with grey as well. You can use the shortcut Cmd+Option or Alt + Shift + Del. So now we basically have this generic file. Now we're going to come up to the File menu, let's first choose Save. Then we'll come up to the Image menu, let's come down to Variables, and let's come down and choose Define.
Now this dialogue box gives us the ability to take layers in Photoshop and assign them to be variables. So first here come here to the Layer drop-down menu, when I open this up, you'll see all of items match all of the layers in the Layers panel. So let's first come down to the city layer, and down here we can choose what type of variable this is. Let's come down here and activate text replacement. This means that we can reassign all of the characters that are used in the City Text layer. So let's come down here and give this a name, so I like to name these something that is going to make sense to me inside of my text file. So let's name this city, all lower case.
Next, let's come down and choose the $0 Text layer. We want to text-replace this as well. And let's name this Price. Next, let's come over to the Layers drop-down menu, let's come down and choose the Photo layer. Now this is a layer that has pixel data on it, not typography. So let's come down and activate Pixel Replacement for this. Let's come down and name this PhotoBase. Now we have some fitting options down here as well. So if we were to bring in a JPEG file that was not the exact size of our canvas, we can choose how Photoshop will fit this content.
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Skip to comments.Covington Bishop: No holding hands during mass
Posted on 11/30/2011 5:08:01 PM PST by TSgt
COVINGTON, Ky. - Bishop Roger Foys of the Covington Diocese decreed that parishioners should not hold hands during the Lord's Prayer.
In his decree Bishop Foys writes:
Special note should also be made concerning the gesture for the Our Father. Only the priest is given the instruction to "extend" his hands. Neither the deacon nor the lay faithful are instructed to do this. No gesture is prescribed for the lay faithful in the Roman Missal ; nor the General Instruction of the Roman Missal , therefore the extending or holding of hands by the faithful should not be performed.
"I'm a little bit surprised," said Dan Ryan of Edgewood.
9 News spoke Ryan as he picked up his son from Covington Catholic High School.
"It helps keep us together as a family you know the motto that says a family that prays together stays together. I think there's a whole lot of room for interpretation there I think again we're talking about individual decisions and individual options there should be some discretion it sounds like to me," said Ryan.
"First, I didn't know that was an edict that Bishop Foys made but my family and I do hold hands while we say the Lord's Prayer but the way I feel about it is if that is not part of liturgy then we will follow the liturgy," said J. Zang of Crestview Hills.
In a statement to 9News diocesan spokesman Tim Fitzgerald said, "Bishop Foys purpose [in issuing the decree] was to reiterate the directives guiding the celebration of the Mass as specified by the Second Vatican Council and related Vatican documents, fulfilling his role as chief teacher of the diocese; he did so as the new translation of the Roman Missal was first used in the diocese and in the United States last weekend. The decree concerned the proper texts of Mass prayers; liturgical music; gestures for priests, deacons, religious and lay faithful; the location of the choir and other musicians; and prayerful silence before and after Mass.
>>Wish all bishops took that position<<
The Bishop in Cleveland took that stand and instead instructed the laity to use a "modified Orans" Which looks like the "stick um up" gesture.
It's hilarious.
>>How does holding my husbands hand during the prayer direct it away from Our Father?How does holding my husbands hand during the prayer direct it away from Our Father?<<
It's not your family that this poster is talking about. It's the focus on "community". Everyone getting together and holding hands.
Now, reasonably you should be able to focus exclusively on Christ during the "Liturgy of the Eucharist" but if you are thanking God for your great husband or child, cool. If you are taking the hands of strangers and this is encouraged by the congregation, they are ignoring the GIRM.
And we do have those instructions for something.
>>What about rasing the hands up, not holding hands?<<
The "Hands Extended" position is a directive given specifically to the Priest in the Holy Mass. NOT to the laity. In fact, this gesture is for the priest and deacon ONLY.
There is a reason we are told what gestures we can use in the holy mass.
Here, this will help you...
"However that may be, the Holy See has been concerned about the laity unduly aping the priest at Mass, and in the 1997 Instruction on Collaboration, an unprecedented conjunction of Vatican dicasteries wrote:
6 § 2. To promote the proper identity (of various roles) in this area, those abuses which are contrary to the provisions of canon 907 [i.e., "In the celebration of the Eucharist, deacons and lay persons are not permitted to say the prayers, especially the eucharistic prayer, nor to perform the actions which are proper to the celebrating priest."] are to be eradicated. In eucharistic celebrations deacons and non-ordained members of the faithful may not pronounce prayers e.g. especially the eucharistic prayer, with its concluding doxology or any other parts of the liturgy reserved to the celebrant priest. Neither may deacons or non-ordained members of the faithful use gestures or actions which are proper to the same priest celebrant. It is a grave abuse for any member of the non-ordained faithful to "quasi preside" at the Mass while leaving only that minimal participation to the priest which is necessary to secure validity.
This instruction, incidentally, was approved by John Paul II in forma specifica, meaning that the pope invested it with his own authority and is binding on us with the pope's authority and not merely the authority of the authoring congregations."
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Could it be because both the priest and deacon raising the hands represents Christ as the high priest?
It's during the Liturgy of the Eucharist. Eventhough you are praying for the congregation, your focus should be on God, NOT them.
>>Could it be because both the priest and deacon raising the hands represents Christ as the high priest?<<
That sounds right to me. And that's why the "we are all Priests" wing of the liberal Catholics pushed all of us using the Orans position and mimicking the priest in the Holy Mass.
Remember the liberal Catholics will base this on what was said what I believe is in 1st Peter about being a "royal priesthood" by being baptized.
I can't believe that so far no one has mentioned the following:
"...and prayerful silence before and after Mass.
When did it become permissible to chat with each other when in the presence of the Eucharist?
And what happened to genuflecting before entering the pew?
In other words, pray in silence along with the priest than?
Taking that one verse and building an entire doctrine on one verse is nonsense. Scripture tells us 2 or 3 witnesses. That applies to scripture as well when we want to determine what is meant. If our view of one verse does not fit with other portions of scripture we must continue to search for the meaning.
Jesus tells us that wherever two or three are gathered in His name He is among us.
Matthew 18:18 Verily I say unto you, Whatsoever ye shall bind on earth shall be bound in heaven: and whatsoever ye shall loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven. 19 Again I say unto you, That if two of you shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of my Father which is in heaven. 20 For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.
That promise was not just to the Apostles but to all believers who trust in Him.
John 16:23 And in that day ye shall ask me nothing. Verily, verily, I say unto you, Whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in my name, he will give it you.
Even back in Malachi 3 we see that God honors even just two who gather in His name.
Malachi 3:16 Then those who feared the Lord talked with each other, and the Lord listened and heard. A scroll of remembrance was written in his presence concerning those who feared the Lord and honored his name.
No large organized conglomerate. No long established hierarchical organization. Just 2 or 3 individuals gathered in Jesus name have all the power of God available to them if they ask according to the will of the Father. He wishes for no one to be lost but we are told to first go to an individual who is doing wrong by ourselves and if he wont listen to us then to take 2 or 3 but if he still wont listen we are told then, and only then to take the matter to the church which we know is the local gathering of believers and address the issue. If he still at that point refuses to listen we are to have nothing to do with that individual. Thats a directive to all the believers of that local church not just to the elders of the church.
Yes, yes, yes. That started the whole "We are Church" movement.
Thank God the Vatican understands the difference between The Priest and a priest. When the laity can consecrate, then we are all "The Priest".
Taking the specialness away from The Priest by the libs has caused the Priest shortage, imo. It's the law of unintended consequences.
>>In other words, pray in silence along with the priest than?<<
One of the precepts of the church is to "Assist at Mass by active participation" so praying the Our Father is participating. Usurping a Priestly Gesture is not. No orans, no handholding. Neither is in the GIRM.
And let the oil run low in my lamp? Not going to happen.
>>traditional Latin Mass<<
For me, the TLM is great as extraordinary. I don't get a lot out of it. If it became the norm, I would get used to it. My girls sing in our Latin choir. The times I attended the TLM, I found my mind wandering and had a tough time following. I have no problem with the Latin NO, but a full TLM is like attending our Slovak mass for me.
Now, our parish has an historically correct NO. No handholding, no "lift up your hearts" freethrow, no clapping or dancing. Our Holy Mass is like EWTN except we kneel and receive by intinction on the tongue. I'll continue to attend our NO eventhough our parish celebrates the TLM every weekend as well.
Although, it's going to be fun and interesting on Christmas. My girls are singing for the midnight TLM at one of our classic parishes downtown. I'm looking forward to that.
Which says it shouldn't be done?
If you do not feel the need to hold or shake hands, then do not. For those that do, there is no wrong. Big deal.
Dress code issues are a Much bigger fish to fry.
I agree that we shouldn't take one verse in isolation in scripture. It is one entire unit of truth, and it does not contradict itself when examined as a whole.
That is why I am suprised you would talk about 2 or 3 witnesses being sufficient. Matthew 18:17 says that 2 or 3 is not sufficient. Christians never thought (until about 500 years ago) it was sufficient when it comes to authority or doctrine, only sufficient to have Jesus in the "midst" of them.
Please read Matthew 18:17 and ask yourself what this "Church" really is. It is not a local gathering of believers, it is the hierarchichal structure Jesus introduced. Read Acts and examine the meetings that were held and the primacy of Peter. Large disputes were not settled locally - they were handled by the "Church". In fact that is what most of the Epistles are - an apostle providing the guidance of the Church to a community of believers.
Ah, resisting temptations while in church.... :)
You gave me a giggle as I pictured in my mind one of the ushers running up to the woman and shoving the sweater over her.
Modesty? What is that? That's apparently a quaint old notion that someone sold off at a yard sale. I am astounded to see what little modesty there is among young women today. I don't see how the average man in both commercial and social situations can concentrate on what he needs to think about.
Believe me, I know and long for the Latin Mass. If there were one for me to attend I would be there in a heartbeat. I will just have to keep praying for more changes to occur. Pope Benedict may just be the one who brings us full circle.
The same authority by which the Church instructed believers to "abstain from things sacrificed to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled" (Acts 15:29).
Matthew 18:17 And if he shall neglect to hear them, tell it unto the church: but if he neglect to hear the church, let him be unto thee as an heathen man and a publican.
That has to be addressing a local church. Jesus is addressing a local group or he wouldnt have said where two or three are gathered. Its the local church who would treat the man as a heathen and a publican. It would be a real stretch to try and infer into that the church being a larger entity than the local church. Time and time again throughout scripture individual churches are addressed.
>> Read Acts and examine the meetings that were held and the primacy of Peter.<<
There is no primacy of Peter established anywhere in scripture.
'He takes the initiative in the appointment to the Apostolic College of another witness of the life, death and resurrection of Christ to replace Judas (Acts 1:15-26). After the descent of the Holy Ghost on the feast of Pentecost, Peter standing at the head of the Apostles delivers the first public sermon to proclaim the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, and wins a large number of Jews as converts to the Christian community (Acts 2:14-41). First of the Apostles, he worked a public miracle, when with John he went up into the temple and cured the lame man at the Beautiful Gate. To the people crowding in amazement about the two Apostles, he preaches a long sermon in the Porch of Solomon, and brings new increase to the flock of believers (Acts 3:1-4:4).
'In the subsequent examinations of the two Apostles before the Jewish High Council, Peter defends in undismayed and impressive fashion the cause of Jesus and the obligation and liberty of the Apostles to preach the Gospel (Acts 4:5-21). When Ananias and Sapphira attempt to deceive the Apostles and the people Peter appears as judge of their action, and God executes the sentence of punishment passed by the Apostle by causing the sudden death of the two guilty parties (Acts 5:1-11). By numerous miracles God confirms the Apostolic activity of Christ's confessors, and here also there is special mention of Peter, since it is recorded that the inhabitants of Jerusalem and neighbouring towns carried their sick in their beds into the streets so that the shadow of Peter might fall on them and they might be thereby healed (Acts 5:12-16). The ever-increasing number of the faithful caused the Jewish supreme council to adopt new measures against the Apostles, but "Peter and the Apostles" answer that they "ought to obey God rather than men" (Acts 5:29 sqq.). Not only in Jerusalem itself did Peter labour in fulfilling the mission entrusted to him by his Master. He also retained connection with the other Christian communities in Palestine, and preached the Gospel both there and in the lands situated farther north. When Philip the Deacon had won a large number of believers in Samaria, Peter and John were deputed to proceed thither from Jerusalem to organize the community and to invoke the Holy Ghost to descend upon the faithful. Peter appears a second time as judge, in the case of the magician Simon, who had wished to purchase from the Apostles the power that he also could invoke the Holy Ghost (Acts 8:14-25).'
Love your sensible attitude. Y'all come back now!
"Then it pleased the apostles and ancients, with the whole church, to choose men of their own company, and to send to Antioch, with Paul and Barnabas, namely, Judas, who was surnamed Barsabas, and Silas, chief men among the brethren. Writing by their hands: The apostles and ancients, brethren, to the brethren of the Gentiles that are at Antioch, and in Syria and Cilicia, greeting. Forasmuch as we have heard, that some going out from us have troubled you with words, subverting your souls; to whom we gave no commandment: It hath seemed good to us, being assembled together, to choose out men, and to send them unto you, with our well beloved Barnabas and Paul:
"Men that have given their lives for the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. We have sent therefore Judas and Silas, who themselves also will, by word of mouth, tell you the same things. For it hath seemed good to the Holy Ghost and to us, to lay no further burden upon you than these necessary things: That you abstain from things sacrificed to idols, and from blood, and from things strangled, and from fornication; from which things keeping yourselves, you shall do well." - Acts 15:22-29
Acts 2:14 But Peter, standing up with the eleven, lifted up his voice, and said unto them, Ye men of Judaea, and all ye that dwell at Jerusalem, be this known unto you, and hearken to my words:
Notice they were in Jerusalem among the Jews. Peter was "Apostle to the Circumcision." Thats why it was he who spoke on that occasion. Peter was not called to be the Apostle to the Gentiles. To confirm that Peter would be the one to speak in that curcumstance look at the previous versus.
Acts 2:8 And how hear we every man in our own tongue, wherein we were born? The people had just heard the Apostles speak in each of their native tongue. Peter, having been called as The Apostle to the Circumcision would have been speaking in Hebrew and would have been expected to be the speaker in that situation. It doesnt indicate that he had any leadership position other than to the Jews.
Up untill about Acts 10 it was mostly the Jews who the Gospel was preached to. After that is when it is beginning to become clear that the Jews as a nation had pretty much rejected Christ. It was Paul who was called the Paul, "Apostle to the Uncircumcised". If anyone would have been the leader as far as the Genitles is concerned it would have been Paul not Peter.
Yet when a contention arose it was James who showed more leadership. It was he who rose to declare the decision. Peter spoke only as a representative of the outreach to the Jews to affirm that indeed the Gospel was to be preached to the Gentile without the need for physical circumcision. It was only natural because he was the one who showed embarrassement when caught eating with the uncercumcised after having shown preference to still following the law of circumcision.
>>When Ananias and Sapphira attempt to deceive the Apostles and the people Peter appears as judge of their action<<
Of course he did. He was after all the Apostle to the circumcised and would have been seen by the Jews as the one having authority to speak to them.
All the times that it looked like Peter was in a leadership position was when dealing with the Jewish people. Not when working with the Gentiles.
Peter was the leader:
1. Jesus named him Rock (check for rock references in Isaiah again)
2. he gave him the keys
3. he told him to "feed my sheep"
4. read what the early church (i.e. post Acts) thought - nobody thought James was the leader and everyone thought Peter was the leader.
If your views are right how come nobody thought the way you did for 1500 years.
Ok. Lets
Heres the ESVA version of Isaiah 31:9
Isaiah 31:9 His rock shall pass away in terror, and his officers desert the standard in panic, (ESVA) (English Standard Version Anglicised)
The problem with that version is that its translated in a way that leads the reader in English to a wrong idea. The word translated rock there means a stronghold. The armies would have areas they considered strongholds but God is saying even their strongholds wont protect them when He comes against them.
Look at the King James translation.
Isaiah 31:9 And he shall pass over to his strong hold for fear, and his princes shall be afraid of the ensign, saith the LORD, whose fire is in Zion, and his furnace in Jerusalem. (KJV) Compare to Judges 20:47 But six hundred men turned and fled to the wilderness unto the rock Rimmon, and abode in the rock Rimmon four months. The rock Rimmon was their stronghold.
The same word is used in Isaiah 26.
Isaiah 26:4 Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strength: (some translations have rock)
Sine Jehovah is a fake word I have some problems with your translation. But I digress...
So I am Catholic, what is your denomination since it rejects Peter's primacy? I would like to know.
Also do you think that examining the views of the early church (first 100 years or so) is useful for interpretting scripture?
LOL Pigeon holing are you?
JHVH - Tetragrammaton
Like this one:"Peter was "Apostle to the Circumcision."
I bet that this was taken from a book outside the bible. I doubt this was figured alone just by scripture. Which shows for some to believe this they have to go outside the bible. It's kind of funny when you declare only the bible. Which takes away the solo scripture. Just typical " Sola Scriptural" hogwash like it wrote itself. The church came first was fully established, They wrote the bible. Not to be bible alone so 7000 ways to sunday worship only interpretion by millions.
They accuse the Catholic Church of mishandling the word but come up with this definition. Proably never heard until the last 500 years.
Heres what Paul said about Peter.
Galatians 2:8 For he that wrought effectually in Peter to the apostleship of the circumcision, the same was mighty in me (Paul) toward the Gentiles: (KJV)
>>I bet that this was taken from a book outside the bible. I doubt this was figured alone just by scripture.<<
Galatians 2:8 For God, who was at work in Peter as an apostle to the circumcised, was also at work in me as an apostle to the Gentiles. (NIV)
>>Which shows for some to believe this they have to go outside the bible. It's kind of funny when you declare only the bible. Which takes away the solo scripture.<<
Galatians 2:7 But on the contrary, seeing that I had been entrusted with the gospel to the uncircumcised, just as Peter had been to the circumcised (NASB)
>>They accuse the Catholic Church of mishandling the word but come up with this definition. Proably never heard until the last 500 years.<<
Galatians 2: 8 for he that wrought for Peter unto the apostleship of the circumcision wrought for me also unto the Gentiles; (ASV)
Do Catholics read ANY version of the Bible?
Jesus said to them again, Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, even so I send you. And when he had said this, he breathed on them, and said to them, Receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven; if you retain the sins of any, they are retained.
Sorry, I am not buying that. Dictating posture for prayer? Really?
So you think he stayed that way. Just from that letter alone.
So lets run up another wacky repeat ping of nonsense repeats. All been written on these threads.
I dont know what you use for scripture but I think Ill just let you figure things out with whatever it is you read or follow. K?
Have you never read ACTS and how Peter stands up at the First Council and settles the argument with Paul.
It's right there in the Bible. The Council of Jerusalem.
So you did not read this in a outside author's book then look it up in the bible? You read scripture first since you were a kid not looking up outside books to get ideas what a verse means? It's only the bible? Let's be honest. You are pure Sola Scriptura. No outside ideas? Never read an outside book to influence you?
Do the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John pertain only to the Jews?
The Greek bible and the ESV (my favorite) do not use the "apostle to/of the uncircumcised" language.
But the Greek Bible was translated from the KJV so it might not be right./sarc
Romans 11:13 Now I [PAUL] am speaking to you Gentiles. Inasmuch then as I am an apostle to the Gentiles, I magnify my ministry
1 Timothy 2:7 For this I [Paul] was appointed a preacher and an apostle ( I am telling the truth, I am not lying), a teacher of the Gentiles in faith and truth.
Galatians 2:7-9 7On the contrary, when they saw that I had been entrusted with the gospel to the uncircumcised, just as Peter had been entrusted with the gospel to the circumcised 8(for he who worked through Peter for his apostolic ministry to the circumcised worked also through me for mine to the Gentiles), 9and when James and Cephas and John, who seemed to be pillars, perceived the grace that was given to me, they gave the right hand of fellowship to Barnabas and me, that we should go to the Gentiles and they to the circumcised.
Yep, I have read and studied it. Peter stands to affirm that indeed the Jews and the Gentiles should all be the same when it comes to salvation. Then it was Barnabas and Pauls turn after which it was James who at the end of the conference gives his decision.
Acts 15:12 Then all the multitude kept silence, and gave audience to Barnabas and Paul, declaring what miracles and wonders God had wrought among the Gentiles by them. 13 And after they had held their peace, James answered, saying, Men and brethren, hearken unto me: 14 Simeon hath declared how God at the first did visit the Gentiles, to take out of them a people for his name. 15 And to this agree the words of the prophets; as it is written, 16 After this I will return, and will build again the tabernacle of David, which is fallen down; and I will build again the ruins thereof, and I will set it up: 17 That the residue of men might seek after the Lord, and all the Gentiles, upon whom my name is called, saith the Lord, who doeth all these things. 18 Known unto God are all his works from the beginning of the world. 19 Wherefore my sentence is, that we trouble not them, which from among the Gentiles are turned to God:
Clearly it was James who was the leader in Jerusalem.
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Undergraduate Mathematics/Proof by contradiction
In logic, proof by contradiction is a form of proof that establishes the truth or validity of a proposition by showing that the proposition's being false would imply a contradiction. Since by the law of bivalence a proposition must be either true or false, and its falsity has been shown impossible, the proposition must be true.
In other words, to prove by contradiction that , show that or its equivalent . Then, since implies a contradiction, conclude .
Proof by contradiction is also known as indirect proof, apagogical argument, reductio ad impossibile. It is a particular kind of the more general form of argument known as reductio ad absurdum.
A classic proof by contradiction from mathematics is the proof that the square root of 2 is irrational. If it were rational, it could be expressed as a fraction a/b in lowest terms, where a and b are integers, at least one of which is odd. But if a/b = √2, then a2 = 2b2. Therefore a2 must be even. Because the square of an odd number is odd, that in turn implies that a is even. This means that b must be odd because a/b is in lowest terms.
On the other hand, if a is even, then a2 is a multiple of 4. If a2 is a multiple of 4 and a2 = 2b2, then 2b2 is a multiple of 4, and therefore b2 is even, and so is b.
So b is odd and even, a contradiction. Therefore the initial assumption—that √2 can be expressed as a fraction—must be false.
The length of the hypotenuse is less than the sum of the lengths of the two legs[edit]
The method of proof by contradiction has also been used to show that for any non-degenerate Right triangle, the length of the hypotenuse is less than the sum of the lengths of the two remaining sides. The proof relies on the Pythagorean theorem. Letting c be the length of the hypotenuse and a and b the lengths of the legs, the claim is that a + b > c. As usual, we start the proof by negating the claim and assuming that a + b ≤ c. The next step is to show that this leads to a contradiction. Squaring both sides, we have (a + b)2 ≤ c2 or, equivalently, a2 + 2ab + b2 ≤ c2. A triangle is non-degenerate if each edge has positive length, so we may assume that a and b are greater than 0. Therefore, a2 + b2 < a2 + 2ab + b2 ≤ c2. Taking out the middle term, we have a2 + b2 < c2. We know from the Pythagorean theorem that a2 + b2 = c2. We now have a contradiction since strict inequality and equality are mutually exclusive. The latter was a result of the Pythagorean theorem and the former the assumption that a + b ≤ c. The contradiction means that it is impossible for both to be true and we know that the Pythagorean theorem holds. It follows that our assumption that a + b ≤ c must be false and hence a + b > c, proving the claim.
In mathematics[edit]
Say we wish to disprove proposition p. The procedure is to show that assuming p leads to a logical contradiction. Thus, according to the law of non-contradiction, p must be false.
Say instead we wish to prove proposition p. We can proceed by assuming "not p" (i.e. that p is false), and show that it leads to a logical contradiction. Thus, according to the law of non-contradiction, "not p" must be false, and so, according to the law of the excluded middle, p is true.
In symbols:
To disprove p: one uses the tautology (p → (R ∧ ¬R)) → ¬p, where R is any proposition and the ∧ symbol is taken to mean "and". Assuming p, one proves R and ¬R, and concludes from this that p → (R ∧ ¬R). This and the tautology together imply ¬p.
To prove p: one uses the tautology (¬p → (R ∧ ¬R)) → p where R is any proposition. Assuming ¬p, one proves R and ¬R, and concludes from this that ¬p → (R ∧ ¬R). This and the tautology together imply p.
For a simple example of the first kind, consider the proposition, ¬p: "there is no smallest rational number greater than 0". In a proof by contradiction, we start by assuming the opposite, p: that there is a smallest rational number, say, r0.
Now let x = r0/2. Then x is a rational number greater than 0 and less than r0. (In the above symbolic argument, "x is the smallest rational number" would be R and "r0 (which is different from x) is the smallest rational number" would be ¬R.) But that contradicts our initial assumption, p, that r0 was the smallest rational number. So we can conclude that the original proposition, ¬p, must be true — "there is no smallest rational number greater than 0".
[Note: the choice of which statement is R and which is ¬R is arbitrary.]
It is common to use this first type of argument with propositions such as the one above, concerning the non-existence of some mathematical object. One assumes that such an object exists, and then proves that this would lead to a contradiction; thus, such an object does not exist. For other examples, see the proof that the square root of 2 is not rational and Cantor's diagonal argument.
On the other hand, it is also common to use arguments of the second type concerning the existence of some mathematical object. One assumes that the object doesn't exist, and then proves that this would lead to a contradiction; thus, such an object must exist. Although it is quite freely used in mathematical proofs, not every school of mathematical thought accepts this kind of argument as universally valid. See further nonconstructive proof.
In mathematical logic[edit]
In mathematical logic, the proof by contradiction is represented as:
- If
- then
- If
- then
In the above, P is the proposition we wish to disprove respectively prove; and S is a set of statements, which are the premises — these could be, for example, the axioms of the theory we are working in, or earlier theorems we can build upon. We consider P, or the negation of P, in addition to S; if this leads to a logical contradiction F, then we can conclude that the statements in S lead to the negation of P, or P itself, respectively.
Note that the set-theoretic union, in some contexts closely related to logical disjunction (or), is used here for sets of statements in such a way that it is more related to logical conjunction (and).
Proofs by contradiction sometimes end with the word "Contradiction!". Isaac Barrow and Baermann used the notation Q.E.A., for "quod est absurdum" ("which is absurd"), along the lines of Q.E.D., but this notation is rarely used today.[1] A graphical symbol sometimes used for contradictions is a downwards zigzag arrow "lightning" symbol (U+21AF: ↯), for example in Davey and Priestley.[2] Others sometimes used include a pair of opposing arrows (as or ), struck-out arrows (), a stylized form of hash (such as U+2A33: ⨳), or the "reference mark" (U+203B: ※).[3][4] The "up tack" symbol (U+22A5: ⊥) used by philosophers and logicians also appears, but is often avoided due to its usage for orthogonality.
- Exercise 1.1
Prove the following statements using contradiction, that is to say find an example where the contrary is false.
In the words of G. H. Hardy (A Mathematician's Apology), "Reductio ad absurdum, which Euclid loved so much, is one of a mathematician's finest weapons. It is a far finer gambit than any chess gambit: a chess player may offer the sacrifice of a pawn or even a piece, but a mathematician offers the game."
- ↑ Hartshorne on QED and related
- ↑ B. Davey and H.A. Priestley, Introduction to lattices and order, Cambridge University Press, 2002.
- ↑ The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List, pg. 20. http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/info/symbols/comprehensive/symbols-a4.pdf
- ↑ Gary Hardegree, Introduction to Modal Logic, Chapter 2, pg. II–2. http://people.umass.edu/gmhwww/511/pdf/c02.pdf


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Here are previous posts under the category second lives, a designation I use for vessels that are significantly modified from one owner or role to another. The approaching vessel in the next two shots–which I took on the Erie Canal west of Three Rivers in September 2014–show Grand Erie, the newest (built 1951!!) and largest tug in the Erie Canal.
Look at that low Erie Canal design carefully, because
she started life looking like this photo probably taken in 1951 when she was brand new in Pascagoula. That's probably the open Gulf of Mexico in the background.
All the black and white photos in this post are credited to Boat Photo Museum. If anybody wants 8×10 photos, they are $5.00 each, plus postage through the Museum.
Chartiers was considered a dredge tender. Here she's pushing a scow somewhere in the Pittsburgh area.
And here she's tied up at the Corps of Engineers repair base at Neville Island, Pittsburgh. Look carefully at the upper superstructure in this photo, pre-1985.
In 1985, the vessel was purchased by the New York canals system, then still called the Barge Canal. The name changed in 1992. Then, Chartiers traveled to New York state from the Ohio River via St. Louis, the Illinois River, Chicago, and the Great Lakes.
Here's Dan Owen's description of the photo: "This is how it [looked] when I first saw it going up the [Mississippi] Aug. 13, 1985 at St. Louis. It was on the other side of the river. The top part of the pilothouse roof was actually cut off to the level of the second deck cabin to get under the bridges in the Chicago area. I do not know how long the pilothouse was 100% air conditioned, all the way from Pittsburgh, or at a shipyard in the St. Louis area. Or, if the pilothouse was welded back on after clearing the Chicago bridges."
Here's more of Dan's description: "These two photos show Chartiers departing Chain of Rocks Lock, Granite City, Ill. [Notice the helm,] complete with searchlight, sitting on the deck. Also visible are two spare rudders."
For more comparison, below are three photos of Grand Erie I took in September 2015. In the photo she's flanked by Tender #3 starboard and tug Waterford to her port.
Compare this photo of Grand Erie to the second b/w photo above to note all the changes.
And compare this one to the last b/w photo above.
Many thanks to Dan Owen of Boat Photo Museum for use of these photos. All color photos were taken by myself, Will Van Dorp, in 2014 and 2015.
Here's how you might be able to add to this collection: in July 1986 the newly modified Grand Erie came to NYC waters aka the sixth boro to participate in Liberty Weekend, the rededication of the Statue of Liberty. Grand Erie served as Governor Cuomo's ride. Does anyone have photos from that time . . . Grand Erie in NYC in 1986? I'd love to see them.
Here are the previous ones.
This FDNY boat has never floated in the sixth boro, although it should be here this coming Tuesday.
I wanted to catch this vessel in the resplendent colors of October along the Erie Canal.
Watch here for sixth boro harbor news for the time of a welcome ceremony at the Statue of Liberty. William M. Feehan and all his loved ones should be proud.
All photos here by Will Van Dorp.
"From the Albert R. Stone Negative Collection, Rochester Museum & Science Center Rochester, N.Y."
See the added image below the photo of Victor below.
For this photo printed in the Rochester Herald, November 10, 1911, I'll use text from the collection: "The "Victor" is a two masted boat with decking in the bow and canvas covering a sheltered space in the stern. She is pictured, with her crew, just off-shore from the roller coaster at Ontario Beach Park. The boat is moving toward the bank of the river. According to the newspaper article, "The Victor is 37 feet over all, has a displacement of about nine tons and is equipped with a six-cylinder Holmes engine. Built in [Bayonne] New Jersey, she is…the latest model lifesaving boat…of the self-righting and self-bailing variety and will make twelve miles an hour under favorable conditions."
I generally do not modify published posts, except with self-deprecating cross-outs. But here I'm adding the "plans" sent along by William Lafferty that clearly show the "mis-read" of the 1911 caption writer. Here was a link I had intended to put with this post as well. A further contradiction of the "misread" of the orientation of the boat is provided by the rake of the masts. Thanks all for your corrections; contemporary captions on any archival photos can be wrong.
So this one is a mystery, and it deepens when you find there is Inspector I and Inspector II, and I don't know which this is. This photo is identified as taken in 1919 or 1920, but since the only person identified is Governor Miller, I'm thinking the photo was taken in 1921 or 1922.
My questions: Is this the yacht built by Consolidated in 1909, 80′ loa? Are there photos of Governor FD Roosevelt using it? Did it once belong to a Rochester NY radio station? Does anyone have facts about it being used in the Mariel Boatlift and ultimately sinking in the Caribbean?
Today there are still annual canal inspections, but one of the vessels used is Grand Erie, a very different creature.
The photo above was taken by Will Van Dorp, who's eager to learn the rest of the story of motor yacht Inspector.
Here was the first in this series. This is a well-painted and lubricated wheel that won't be seen for a while. Even you folks who are planning a trip on Erie Canal, you'll be close and you'll feel the effects, but you won't see it. So watch carefully as . .
the wagon-body valve, the rectangular portion of which measures 7′ X 9′ , gets positioned where it'll be invisible from now until some winter maintenance season in the future. The entire valve–with wheels– weighs about 9800 pounds. If you're standing near the upper door when one of these opens, you see a major whirlpool created by the rush of water through the water tunnel and through the port holes into the lock chamber.
Bob Stopper took these photos just over two weeks ago. Looking at them now, with mild spring temperatures in place, this feels like months ago. The valve is hoisted above the water tunnel and
guided into position.
Think about this as you traverse the canal this summer.
Many thanks to Bob. Happy spring. I can't wait to see what exotic traffic passes through here this summer. Of course, I'll be looking for work elsewhere. Anyone know anyone looking to hire a deckhand, now holding some paper and licenses?
This photo was taken in late spring 2009. Onrust had been splashed just a day or two before, as recorded in post 1 here and then 2 here. But look over to the right side of the photo, the two bollards on squarish platforms in the water.
These. Well, at summer pool . . . when the water level of the canal is up to allow navigation, they look like so, but
when winter comes and the state hydrologist directs draw-down of the pool, the bollards are on platforms that
are actually concrete barges, ones that do NOT rise and fall with changing pool levels. The snowy photos I took last weekend.
Click here and here for some of the history of these century old barges.
Note the reference numbers below and
Here's how they look on google satellite view. For more on the builder behind these, click here . . . G. A. Tomlinson.
All photos by Will Van Dorp.
The imp in my head wants to mess with the title and permutate this to "tugmotives and locoboats," and I'm guessing way back when power began to be applied to hulls, there were those who thought they were seeing "loco boats" but I digress. First, a historical photo to set the context.
Just east of local 19, here's Margot pushing a barge underneath the main line. I don't know the exact number, but these rails cross over the canal at least a half dozen times between Waterford and Tonawanda.
As you'll see in most of the next photos, it's hard to get a photo of a complete tug and a complete locomotive if you happen to be moving on one of the other. Difficulty notwithstanding, I kept on trying.
With a drone I could have gotten the locomotive . . .
or the rest of the tugboat.
I know there's no locomotive in sight, but the boxcars were colorful.
Here's an ALCO-built Genesee Valley locomotive, which may have been built at the Schenectady plant, itself once right on the south bank on the Canal.
We had to wait at the top of lock 19 and my camera was ready, but no trains came. As soon as we descended and started heading eastward . . . one passed.
When one passed right near us, of course it was backlit.
I took this shot from the upper wheelhouse.
So at the end of the season, I had to conclude this was my loco-tug moneyshot, which had to be taken from neither.
All photos by Will Van Dorp, whose focus will soon be leaving the canal. Having said that, part of me wants to get back up there when the water levels are drawn down and the snow covers the ground. Click here for some history of the relations rail/canal in the first quarter century after the opening of the waterway. Click here for a basic introduction to the canal levels monitoring from the state hydrologist.
This is probably the last of this series as well. These photos were all taken between October 2 and 19 in an area of the western canal, the extreme western portion of which is now more than a little snow-covered. I don't know much about this little 1985 one-off (I was told) fiberglass tugboat named Tilly. Not the Tilly that's currently underwater.
Mandalay . . . said to have down east fishing origins from the first decades of the 20th century . . . is a stunner. Reminds me of Grayling, third photo down here. Mandalay is on the Genesee river, not technically the canal, although their waters commingle.
Capt. Green . . . another Genesee River denizen said to be a converted landing craft.
Any word(s) on this?
Truly a unique craft of western NY, cobblestone architecture–its height came during the first few decades after the completion of the Erie Canal) is celebrated in this museum just north of the canal in Childs, NY.
Heidi, a 37′ 1941 Richardson, is truly a gem on the western canal.
And this looks like almost too much fun!
This brown "sculpture" made no sense to me when I first saw it, but then at a farmer's market in Lockport, I notice a reference to "farm to pint" and local hops sales and tasted a range of local craft beers . . . of course . . . it's a huge representation of a hops cone.
Hobbit house? dungeon?
Try . . outlet for a 19th century water power system in Lockport.
And for a feat quite unimaginable to DeWitt Clinton and his cronies, here's the Red Bull take. Click on the photo below.
Finally . . . I know I've posted a version of this photo previously, but this culvert under the canal begs a tip of the hat to that craftwork of an earlier era.
I was truly fortunate to see this variety of craft, but for a time traveler's view, you must read Michele A. McFee's A Long Haul: The Story of the New York State Canal. One of my favorite sets of photos from the New York State Archives and featured in her book relates to Henry Ford . . . his 1922 vacation on the canal and subsequent decision to ship auto parts on the canal. In fact, on p. 193 there's a photo of new automobiles shipped across the state NOT by truck or train but by barge!
I'm working backwards still . . . all photos in this post were taken between October 22 and 28. M/V Mystere . . works the Hudson river now, but I'd never seen her before this encounter above lock 7.
The next three photos were taken just above and just below lock 11 Amsterdam, showing use of small boats on the Canal/Mohawk River for bridge and dam work. Click here to see what park this bridge footing some day will support.
The repairs have been necessitated by the flooding of 2011.
Artania II is the last wooden Matthews, built in 1970 and just restored in Michigan, headed home near lock 14. Click here for photos of the restoration at E. J. Mertaugh Boat Works, satisfying but it loads slowly.
Here Artania II passes Governor Cleveland.
Zooming ahead of us is the largest Sea Ray I've ever seen . . . Just Because . . . but I forget the loa'
This Honeywell boat has probably been working on the dredging of Onandaga Lake, now declared finished.
I don't know the story of this vessel, although at first notice I thought it a sporty very low-slung yacht.
Lil Joe had been doing bridge inspection earlier in the season, as are
these guys. I love this Harcon bucket boat and its hydraulically-actuated outriggers.
And finally . . . taking advantage of the ambiguity of the word craft, here's the very definition of a bucolic scene, less than 300 feet from the bed of the original Erie Canal in Lyons.
More canal craft soon . . . maybe tomorrow.
I'll terminate this series by identifying a zone that I'd call the "ends of the Canal." In other words, even though the canal has these three "ends," what they have in common is significant enough to group them into a single zone. At each of the ends, a flight of locks in close proximity accommodates dramatic shift in gradient. Lock 6–not 9 as is posted to the right–is the top of the flight at the east end, bypassing
Cohoes Falls. Fred Tug44 documents it here. In an earlier tugster post, I do it here with the first three photos.
The double lock in Lockport is the last and westernmost set to move westbound traffic up to the level of Lake Erie. This level change relates to the well-known Niagara escarpment.
The photo below was taken inside the lock 34 chamber and
here we are west bound for Tonawanda and the Niagara River (above the falls) above lock 35. Here's Fred's take on this end of the canal.
The Oswego is the portion of the NYS Canal system that today accommodates the largest vessels. The Oswego Canal flows north from the Syracuse area to terminate at Oswego. Click here for the port of Oswego site.
In the last mile of so of the Oswego Canal, locks 6 (shown far to the left below) through 8 provide a lift of over 40 feet.
I still have a few more posts related to the canal, but this has been my attempt to identify my own six idiosyncratic but organic zones of the waterway. Thanks for sticking with me.
Here's my last canal ruins post, this one focusing on vestiges of the corridor as a dynamic industrial hub. Day Peckinpaugh, delivered as cargo ship Interwaterways 101 in May 1921 is certainly not in ruins, as her younger sister–by two months–
Interwaterways 105 has been since 1976, here disintegrating in the Arthur Kill.
Below the photo shows the dock in Rome where Day Peckinpaugh used to offload cement.
The Mohawk banks in Amsterdam . . . once a major location for carpet and rug making . . . now hold silent factories.
Not having been up the bank here, I can't say whether Fownes still makes gloves here.
On the south side of the Oneida River, docks exist where no supply barges have called in many years. Anyone help with info on when supplies last arrived in Clay via barge?
. . . or here not far north of Onandaga Lake?
I don't know the number of bridges for pedestrians, trains, or automobiles that cross the canal, but this one clearly remains as scrap and carries no traffic of any sort.
Which brings us back to the Duluth-built younger sister of Day Peckinpaugh, also depicted near the beginning of this post. I'd always wondered about Duluth, thinking it an unlikely location for construction of vessels that came to work on the canal. But maybe it isn't. President Wilson created the US Railroad Administration (USRA) in December 1917, federalizing the railroads of the US as well as the Erie Canal. Wilson placed the USRA in the hands of his son-in-law W. G. McAdoo, who soon thereafter nationalized strategic inland waterways including the Erie Canal and placed them in the hands of a Duluth shipping executive G. A. Tomlinson.
To reiterate what I said at the beginning, Day Peckinpaugh is not among the ruins along the canal although its future role is under study. Meanwhile, neither is ship tourism along the canal dead, as evidenced by Grande Caribe approaching from Peckinpaugh's stern. Click here for more pics of Grande Caribe.
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A few weeks ago I went on vacation to Texas to see family. I took my Flip with me to listen to music while I slept. A bunch of us old friends got together at BWW outside on the patio. There was no music speaker out there and was kind of awkward at points so one of my friends said to start streaming music from my phone because I have unlimited data. After about 5 min barely hearing it from my phone I went to the car to get the Flip. I turned it on and up and EVERYBODY on the patio came up and thanked us and was inquiring about the speaker. Everybody was amazed by the sound it was putting out on the balcony. I almost got to the point where I thought someone might steal it! It got everybody on the patio mingling and we were just having out own little party out there! Even the servers started coming out and getting orders from everyone and was also commenting on the speaker. For how small it is you'll be amazed at the quality and quantity of sound it puts out. Pairs super easy. Has built in microphone so you can also use it as a portable speakerphone! Can sit horizontally or vertically. Battery lasts about 3-4 hours with it cranked around 75%. Charges pretty fast and will play while charging. It has only two flaws. One, you can't charge it with a USB cable as it has it's own adapter. It doesn't seem too bad though because the battery lasts quite a while. Two, there is no battery level or volume indicator lights. Power button will flash red for about 10 min and then it shuts off. I highly recommend it to everybody. I'll probably be giving some out for Christmas this year. If you want a small, rechargeable, blue tooth speaker that you can have a party outdoors with... you cannot beat this for 100 bucks.
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I haven't used the speaker a great deal. Got it about two years ago and it had great sound. But I have always had problems getting the bluetooth to sync with my laptop. I used to be able to get it going after a lot of work, but it has been many months since I have been able to get anything but a beep-boop out of it. So I know it makes sound (when I turn it on), but it refuses to connect to the music. I guess its ready for the trash now. What a disappointment.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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I bought this speaker 1/19/2014 and was initially very pleased with the sound quality. However I am very disappointed with the battery quality. Now it only plays for about 15 minutes.
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I had one speaker that gave great volume and sound. Then I bought an adapter and added another speaker. I take my JBL Flip speaker(s) to the park and people are amazed at the quality and sound.
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My dad just passed away and my mom bought this so I could listen to the music that my dad and I loved. I am loving this. It was easy to hook up to the phone or Kindle and I have been using it all the time. It has a great sound and I don't have to have it up loud for it to be comfortable. I barely have the sound on my phone or Kindle up and I can hear it perfectly.
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I have only had the speaker for about 6 months. It won't hold a charge and won't play any music even when hard wired in. Was very difficult to connect via bluetooth. Total waste of money. Not impressed.
Not for iPod Touch.
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For some reason the speaker does not show up in the Bluetooth device search in my iPod. But it's a pretty decent speaker. Loud, too!
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Bought this product a few days ago.. Impressive sound with a very stylish design. Blends well with any decor.. I only wished they would have had a USB charging device especially when the battery life is shorter than advertised. Overall,the product is quite useful and impressive .
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Publisher's Description
A daily devotional for maintaining peace and perspective in a stress-filled world.
Draw into the quiet, and let best-selling author Dr. David Jeremiah lead you toward Gods refuge of peace and holiness every day of the year. The 365 devotionals will encourage your heart and bring Gods Word into proper focus for handling lifes circumstances, ranging from adversity and difficulty to the daily distractions that compete for our thoughts and Christlike attitudes. Be encouraged to maintain an awareness of God's presence no matter what the circumstance. Its a wonderful way to be still in His presence and, in turn, be His sanctuary to a lost world.
Author Bio
David Jeremiah is the founder of Turning Point, an international ministry committed to providing Christians with sound Bible teaching through radio and television, the Internet, live events, and resource materials and books. He is the author of more than fifty books including Captured by Grace, AngelsWho They Are and How They Help, What in the World Is Going On?,and Agents of the Apocalypse.
David serves as the senior pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church in San Diego, California, where he resides with his wife, Donna. They have four grown children and twelve grandchildren.
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ladybug47RaleighAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5February 3, 2012ladybug47RaleighAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Reading this each day is a good way to start the day.
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