text: A man from Knox is going to prison for 9 years for manslaughter. Luke Bryant, 20, was sentenced Wednesday to 15 years with all but 9 suspended. In August, a jury found Bryant guilty of shooting and killing his friend, Tyler Seaney, 19. Two young lives were changed forever on February 19, 2011, when Bryant shot Seaney. Seaney's future was taken from him and now a year and a half later, Bryant knows what his future holds. He's been sentenced to 9 years behind bars for manslaughter. After his time in prison, he'll be on probation for four years. Bryant also has to pay more than $3,000 in restitution.Assistant Attorney General Leane Zainea said, "The court clearly determined that the defendant's conduct was reckless in causing Tyler Seaney's death."On the night of his death, Bryant pointed a gun at Seaney which he thought was not loaded and pulled the trigger. Seaney's family explained to the judge during sentencing how much their lives have changed since."I feel so broken, I don't know if I'll ever recover from this loss," said Tyler's mom Rhonda Seaney in her emotional statement to the court.Tyler's sister Ashley said, "You're looking at family feeling around in the dark desperately trying to figure out where and who they are and what to do next."Bryant told the court that he too grieves for his friend, Tyler."Tyler was my best friend. He helped me through so much and was like a brother to me. I think about him every day and every day the guilt I feel is as if my insides are being torn apart," said Bryant.The judge considered the defendant's age and the fact that he had no criminal record before making his decision. But Bryant's friends and family still say 9 years is too long to be without him."He always made me laugh when I was having a bad day and everyone else I know can say the exact same thing and now that's gone," said Bryant's sister April Choate outside of court.Zainea hopes a lesson can be learned from all of this pain.She said, "Guns are not to be treated as toys. They are to be respected and used when necessary."


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Well hello there lovely people in blogland, how are ya? Happy 2011! I can't believe we're here, we just stepped through the door into a new year and I'm ready to rock 'n roll though I had a slow start thanks to so many late nights – my schedule is totally out of sync and though I've not traveled lately, I feel jet-lagged from running 100 miles an hour in December only to face a week of vacation where I did absolutely nothing for 7 days. I fell completely out of my normal routine. How about you? Are you fired up for a new year, getting a slow start, or?
I heard some of my friends reporting that they now need a vacation after Christmas vacation. What is with that anyway? I usually need a vacation after a vacation but a vacation after Christmas vacation, well that seems to be on the mind's of many lately because the season seems to be an awful lot of work, doesn't it? And for those of us who freelance, lots of our money comes in December so many are working day and night the entire month so when the 1st of January comes, there is this huge crash that can be seen and felt — especially here online where most of us pool together in our communities to wax on about our crazy freelance and/or creative careers and how horrible December really was. If you are one who needs a break after the holidays, then go ahead and please, give yourself some down time now (while you can) because I think the first few weeks of January allow for a little goofing off. Give yourself a few Fridays off and you'll soon be back to your normal self. At least I hope… Which brings me to the whole theme of this post: HOPE.
What is so great about a new year anyway? Why does everyone get so excited about a new year, a clean slate, a fresh beginning? I mean, really…. All this clean slate stuff simply translates to is working our butts off for the next 12 months to fill the slate. Well my friends, it's all rooted in HOPE and that what is a drug of choice for me. Count me in, I'm a user of hope (in healthy doses) and love it.
Hope is great, addicting even, and I'll tell you why. If you have hope, you have everything. You have something to live for, things to look forward, the golden WHAT IF. You hope you will find your prince charming, you hope you will lose 10 pounds, you hope your boss will give you a promotion…. And then you set your mind on these things that you're hoping for and start to carve out ideas, plans, goals, that just might turn your hopes into a reality. For me, sometimes just that feeling of hope is enough as so often when dreams become a reality, you're not nearly as impressed or amazed as you thought you would be — that whole hoping part actually felt better than that whole reality part.
HOPE is good stuff. The feeling of it and the looking forward to part of it along with the what if, just maybe, and quite possibly bits… All of it is magic.
Hope can mean, "To look forward to with desire and reasonable confidence." It can also be, "To feel that something desired may happen" and "A feeling of desire for something and confidence in the possibility of its fulfillment."
That is why hope is good and that is why I am inspiring you today to jump on the I HOPE bandwagon along with me for the month of January and write down what you HOPE will happen to you this year and then get your rear in gear and try to make a few of those things happen for yourself. Realize though that some of those things simply won't happen — but hope anyway because the feeling alone can give you quite the buzz you need to press on.
I think this image from TineKHome, showing us a teaser of her upcoming Spring collection, is a hopeful image. It's clean, airy… and hopeful. It welcomes you to think about the what if. When I look at this image I hope of what Spring may bring, what Summer may feel like, how Fall may turn out and Winter, well let's not talk about winter. I'm cold enough already.
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What will Derry Street be like in the very near future? Until now the Daily Mail HQ has been a hothouse for a stable of Associated tabloids. But within months the Independent will have moved in and the Standard is now under the control of a Russian billionaire with a vision of how the free press could operate.
Whilst he is coy about his future intentions for the Independent ("I love the Independent"), Alexander Lebedev outlines some intriguing thoughts about the future of the media in his interview with MediaGuardian.co.uk:
"I have a vision that one day ... you find some way of interacting between big brands and their audiences, good journalists and maybe some gadgets that simplify readers' access to products.
I have been discussing for more than a year with some proprietors and editors-in-chief and famous journalists. Nobody knows exactly how it will be."
So what have Lebedev, Lord Rothermere and Simon Kelner been talking about? (I'll leave Paul Dacre out of this for the moment as he didn't want this deal.) Well, they will all be in the same building and sharing most back-office functions. If you are going to do that then why not think about sharing production resources? And if you are prepared to do that, then what about sharing reporting resources?
Under the Standard deal, says Lebedev, Associated will continue to publish London Lite, a free newspaper, supposedly set up to defend the London paid-for title from the encroachments of News International's free The London Paper. It was previously filled with Standard copy. It looks as if it will continue to be filled with Standard copy, but at what price? Will the Lite continue long term? "I do not know how long we can all survive in an industry like that," says Lebedev.
Lebedev is very convincing that he is prepared to back the Standard to the tune of £30m for at least three years. Some believe that a new media owner who wants to prop up a financially-stricken British media must be too good to be true.
To this Lebedev is fulsome in his praise of the British press:
"Credit to Britain for building up a political system and the press ... People complain about the press investigating their personal lives. I advise them to try to live in a society without the free press."
As an aside he adds that "we have been discussing that with my son [Evgeny] who has the been the subject of the paparazzi".
In the sometimes murky world of Russian politics, Lebedev is clear that his position as a media owner allows him some freedom and power to criticise the government.
He then adds: "What about common investigations? Joining forces with other newspapers. We have practised this in Germany and Switzerland. Not in this country yet."
Well, until now Lebedev had not owned a media outlet in this country.
In possibly the most cut-throat newspaper market in the world, Lebedev is preaching common causes and maybe shared resources. Derry Street might just offer the opportunity to do so.
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Amaranth Borsuk, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in the Humanities at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is working on a project that brings together augmented reality and poetry. According to this article, Borsuk spoke about her project at the Futurebook conference in London:
"I became interested in digital poetics. I wanted to make a book of poems that would talk about what the place of a book is when we are spending more and more time reading on screens.
There's a strong correlation between new tech and old tech, especially for readers… As a poet, my medium is language, so if I'm going to use another medium on top, there has to be a reason."
As for how the book works:
Her book is available as a handbound physical book, which contains no text, but instead geometric markers that prompt readers to go to the website Between Page and Screen, and then use their webcam to display the markers – at which point, words pop up from the page, on-screen.
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The CES hype is already starting to build and guess who is at the forefront of it with trumpets blaring...
Samsung, everyone's favourite World First-er, has today revealed it will use the industry's flagship event to demonstrate the world's first 1.3in moving parts hard drive.
Targeted at 'mobile consumer devices', the teeny HDD will look to complement the established 1.8 inchers and though nothing was said about capacity I suspect we'll see them in reduced size iPods in the near future. Furthermore, if Samsung starts a new form factor then expect rivals not to be far behind.
In addition to this mouth-watering mini miracle, 1TB RAID edition HDDs, 320GB laptop HDDs, touchscreen LCDs, LED TVs and a new technology called 'TruDirect' which burns disks without the need for a hard drive will all make an appearance - plus, I suspect, a few surprises.
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•Bouches-du-Rhône (13430) • Population: 5,483 • Altitude: 88 m
Eyguières is a medieval village located in the hills at the eastern end of the Alpilles, between St Rémy-de-Provence and Salon-de-Provence. It's a working town more than a touristic place, but with a good feeling of year-round life in a small French village. Even on a winter Sunday, we found several bakeries and cafés open and streets full of people walking, shopping, talking.
Walking to the ruins of the castle at the top of the village gives you a nice view across the rooftops and across the surrounding countryside.
Efforts have been made to "improve" the castle ruins, but they've gone a bit overboard with the cement-works Theatre de Verdure.
Fountains are a feature of Eyguières, a town named after them. The 19th-century Fontaine à la Coquille [Photo 7] is actuallly sitting astride a canal running through the town.
The Notre-Dame-de-Grâces church in the center of the village started life in the 11th century as the Sainte Marie Madeleine church. It was rebuilt in 1345 under the patronage of Notre-Dame-de-Grâces. Even after several stages of change and enlargement, the Archbishop of Avignon,in 1757 thought it was too small. The completely new church was built on the site, completed in 1783. A key feature in the church today is the 1802 organ once played by Frédéric Chopin.
Some nearby sites clearly worth visiting are the ruins of the Chateau de la Reine Jeanne north of the village and the archeological excavations of Saint Pierre de Vence about a km west of Queen Jane's castle.
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History of Eyguières
First record, 11th century Castrum de Aqueria: named after the fountains.
Prehistoric: Prehistoric occupation at Eyguières included prehistoric grottos at Sainte-Cécile and at Saint-Cerf (although we couldn't find either on the IGN map). Tombes were discovered in the Vallon des Vignes.
Gallo-Roman: Many signs of Gallo-Roman occupation have been discovered here. A Gallo-Greek necropole was on Mont Menu, at the western side of the village. A Gallo-Roman villa has been exposed at Saint-Pierre-de-Vence, 3 km northwest of the village. The Aurelian Way ran south of the village; the "Archimbaud" milestone was found 6 km southwest of Eyguières, just past the (non-Roman) aerodrome and the karting track.
Medieval: A priory was founded here in the 11th century. Co-ruled by the Cadenet and the Lamanon until the 14th century, then passed to the Sade from the 15th century until the Revolution.
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From the south end of Eyguières the GR6 goes west through the village of Aureille, north through the hills to Eygalières (not the same village as Eyguières) and then west through the Alpilles.
There's a short (1hr30 round trip) hike from the center of Eyguières to the 12th-century of Chateau de la Reine Jeanne north of town. To get there, take the main road northeast (Rue Jean Bayo) out of town until it crosses a small stream. Turn left onto Chemin des Frères Mineurs and follow it north to the T-junction end. Continue straight on, on the yellow-marked trail, to the hill-top chateau.
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Thousands of students in over 100 schools will unite on Wednesday 6 February 2013 to celebrate National Libraries Day and set a new Guinness World Record in collaboration with Bookbuzz author Matt Haig.
On the day, students in schools across the UK will take part in 'Parallel Universes', a simultaneous story-writing workshop between 12 and 1pm. Bookbuzz author and recently appointed writer-in-residence for Booktrust, Haig will write the start of a story; the students will then take over and finish writing the story themselves.
Matt Haig said 'This is a brilliant initiative and I am extremely proud to be part of it. I wish everybody the best of luck and cannot wait to read some of the fantastic, creative and wacky ways in which the children finish the story.'
Barbara Band, Vice President of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP) and Parallel Universes organiser says: 'As well as celebrating National Libraries Day, this is a wonderful opportunity to involve students in an event that shows how reading and writing can be fun and exciting! Libraries are not just about books, every day school librarians are finding new and innovative ways such as this to promote a reading for pleasure culture throughout the whole school.'
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I've seen a lot of debate regarding whether Sony should have shown the PS4 at their conference last week. Now, I believe that they should have, but my point with this blog is not to argue why. My point is to address some of the unconvincing arguments people have made in favor of not showing it, many of which were made in Keza's recent article.
The reality is this: The PS4's form factor is probably not done. That is, in all likelihood, why it was not shown. This is the only convincing reason, and yet nearly every other editor I've heard discuss it has come up with numerous other explanations which I think are absurd.
There is still plenty to show. The biggest pieces of information people want to know are price and release date. If it is the case, as some people including Keza have argued (and I'll get to this later), that the box isn't important, then why is it such a monumentous reveal that it must be saved for E3? There is still plenty to show at E3. Most importantly, there are games. We've seen only a handful of games, and we have only a vague idea of what will be at launch. And we've yet to see anything about actual online multiplayer features. Plus, E3 is more strapped for time. They won't have two hours to talk about PS4. They'll have an hour to talk about both PS4 and Vita, and also try to message to a more mainstream audience.
According to Keza, "Sony's messaging at the PlayStation 4 conference was centred firmly on what the new console offers (the PlayStation "ecosystem" in corporate-speak), rather than the piece of hardware." Justin Davis made a similar claim on Tech Fetish, saying that it wasn't a hardware reveal, and that this is an idea I imposed myself. I find this ridiculous. You cannot spend 10 minutes talking about detailed specs and pretend that this wasn't a hardware reveal. Plus, Sony mentioned three pieces of hardware that work with the PS4: Dualshock 4, PS Eye and PS Move. So there was hardware shown.
Keza goes on to say "It's also an insight into how the company has changed since the PlayStation 3 was in development," but again, I find this to be a poor excuse for the real reason that the box wasn't shown.
Daniel Krupa made the argument that it's better to show games and no box than a box and no games. SCEE president Jim Ryan had a similar argument, saying "In our mind it's like 10, 20, 50x more important to demonstrate what that PS4 can actually do as opposed to what it looks like." And I absolutely agree, but this is a strawman argument. I've heard nobody claim that they should have shown the box instead of games. That trade-off is fabricated, and again, ignores the actual reason the console wasn't shown.
"It's just a box," says Shuhei Yoshida. It's a claim I've seen many times. Simply put: the look of the console doesn't matter. IGN AU went one step further to say that people's fixation on the box rather than games (again, a claim that no one has made) is indicative of some degradational consumer culture. Now we're getting really off the wall. It's not just a box. It's the image associated with your device. All the specs, all the games, all the network features, and all the devices are singularly tied to one box. When people Google "PS4" they will see (and probably be confused by) numerous fake mock-ups. The PS4 does not currently have an image. It has a two hour press conference with long explanations of features and games. The concern isn't with what the PS4 will look like, but rather that it has to look like something.
Furthermore, I've seen two accounts of people not being certain that the PS4 would have a disk drive. If you were keeping up with the news afterwards, you'd know this to be true, but if you just saw the conference, it was admittedly not very clear. An easy way to dispel this concern? Showing the box, with a slot that looks like a disk drive.
If people were saying "It's a shame that the box wasn't shown, but it simply wasn't possible," then fine. But instead, they've opted to make up excuses and explanations that seem completely divorced from reality. People have convinced themselves that it was in fact a smart marketing decision not to show the box. Really, the smart marketing decision was to announce so early, which came at the cost of showing the box.


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ATLANTA --- Kel Johnson's two-run homer in the 12th lifted Georgia Tech to a 4-2 win over No. 9 North Carolina Saturday afternoon at Russ Chandler Stadium. Johnson's game winner broke a 2-2 deadlock that lasted for six innings after Tyler Lynn's solo shot tied it in the sixth. Luca Dalatri was outstanding again for Carolina, allowing just one earned run on five hits over eight innings in a no decision.
Michael Busch opened the scoring with his first home run as a Tar Heel, a towering solo shot to right in the third off GT's Jonathan Hughes. But the Yellow Jackets (12-5, 2-3 ACC) jumped on Dalatri for two runs in the bottom half for their first lead of the series.
Neither team could break through again until the sixth, when Lynn drove an 0-1 pitch from Robert Winborne out to right center to pull Carolina (14-5, 3-2 ACC) even.
Dalatri, who threw first-pitch strikes to 30 of the 32 batters he faced, struck out the side in the seventh and maneuvered around a leadoff single in the eighth before giving way to the Tar Heel bullpen. Austin Bergner and Rodney Hutchison Jr. (2-1) pitched into and out of trouble several times in the late innings, but the duo got inning-ending double plays in both the ninth and 11th innings to keep the game going.
Carolina had a number of its own chances to take a late lead, but Winborne, Jay Shadday, Jared Datoc and Zac Ryan (2-0) kept the Tar Heels off the scoreboard. UNC's best chance came in the 11th, when Zack Gahagan singled off Datoc and Kyle Datres was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning. After a strikeout and a flyout, Datoc was replaced by Ryan, who struck out Brandon Riley to strand two in scoring position.
Wade Bailey led off the Tech 12th with a single, but he was still on first with two outs after Hutchison retired Trevor Craport and Joey Bart. That brought Johnson to the plate, and the junior first baseman sent the first pitch he saw over the right field fence to end it. The homer was Johnson's seventh of the year.
Ashton McGee had three of Carolina's seven hits on the day to match his season high.
The decisive game three of the series is set for Sunday at 1 p.m. with Jason Morgan to get the ball for UNC.


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Journal Article
Ainscough, Louise, Linn, May, Barnard, Zeke, Schwab, Ivan, & Harkin, Damien (2011) Effects of fibroblast origin and phenotype on the proliferative potential of limbal epithelial progenitor cells. Experimental Eye Research, 92(1), pp. 10-19.
Bray, Laura J., George, Karina A., Ainscough, Sarah L., Hutmacher, Dietmar W., Chirila, Traian V., & Harkin, Damien G. (2011) Human corneal epithelial equivalents constructed on Bombyx mori silk fibroin membranes. Biomaterials, 32(22), pp. 5086-5091.
Ainscough, Sarah Louise, Feigl, Beatrix, Malda, Jos, & Harkin, Damien G. (2009) Discovery and characterization of IGFBP-mediated endocytosis in the human retinal pigment epithelial cell line ARPE-19. Experimental Eye Research, 89(5), pp. 629-637.
Ainscough, Sarah Louise (2006) Vitronectin supports migratory responses of corneal epithelial cells to substrate bound IGF-I and HGF, and facilitates serum-free cultivation. Experimental Eye Research, 83(6), pp. 1505-1514.
Ainscough, Sarah Louise (2004) Analysis of p63 and cytokeratin expression in a cultivated limbal autograft used in the treatment of limbal stem cell deficiency. British Journal of Ophthalmology, 88(9), pp. 1154-1158.
Conference Paper
Ainscough, Sarah Louise (2007) IGF-1 and IGFBP-3 divergent effects on VEGF-165 secretion and phagocytosis by retinal pigment epithelial cells. In The Australasian Ophthalmic and Visual Sciences Meeting, 1-3 December, Canberra, Australia.
QUT Thesis
Ainscough, Sarah Louise (2008) Improved strategies for the cultivation of human limbal epithelial (HLE) grafts. PhD by Publication, Queensland University of Technology.


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Turnitin Feedback Studio will soon be replacing Turnitin Classic however PeerMark will continue to use the same interface for both Instructors and students.
PeerMark™ is a peer review assignment tool. Instructors can create and manage PeerMark assignments that allow students to read, review, and evaluate one or many papers submitted by their classmates. With the advanced options in PeerMark instructors can choose whether the reviews are anonymous or attributed, decide if students should be excluded from reviews, or pair students to assign students specific papers to review.
The basic stages of the peer review process:
PeerMark assignments may use or mix the following methods of distribution of the papers to be reviewed:
For example: The instructor may assign students to review four total papers with the following paper selection combination: two papers automatically selected by Turnitin, one paper selected by the student to review and a self review.
PeerMark assignments can only be created if a class has at least one paper assignment. A PeerMark assignment requires a paper or review assignment to be 'based on.' This allows the PeerMark assignment to have a pool of papers to use as the basis for the peer review.
The assignment the PeerMark assignment is based on should meet the following criteria:
To create a PeerMark assignment, click on the New Assignment button from within a course. Select PeerMark Assignment from the Select your assignment type page and then click on the Next Step button. Step 1, PeerMark Settings screen will load.
1. Click on the Add Assignment button from within a class
2. Select PeerMark Assignment and click on the Next Step button to begin creating a PeerMark Assignment
3. Select the paper assignment the peer review is based on
4. Select a Point value for the assignment. Select whether to award full points if review is written by placing a check mark in the Award full points if review is written option
5. Next, select the dates for the PeerMark Assignment. The dates the instructor must select are: the start date, the due date, and the post date. The start date is the date students can begin reading papers and writing reviews. The due date prevents students from writing reviews after this date. The post date is the date students will have access to reviews written by their classmates
6. Click the Save & Continue button to continue PeerMark assignment creation
When creating a PeerMark assignment the instructor may select to view and change any of the advanced assignment options in Step 1 of PeerMark creation. The advanced assignment options are viewed by clicking on the Show more options links located below the point value field and below the assignment dates.
Clicking the Show more options link below the point value will reveal four additional options: the assignment title field, the assignment instructions field, the anonymity option, and the non-submitter participation option.
The PeerMark assignment title is the title that will appear for the PeerMark assignment when a student views the expanded view of the PeerMark assignment. The assignment instructions also appear to students in the expanded view of the PeerMark assignment and they are meant to allow instructors to give students basic guidelines for completing their reviews.
The author and reviewer anonymity option appears as, "Allow students to view author and reviewer names". When this option is selected, students will see the name of the author of the papers that are being reviewed and the names of the students who wrote the reviews for the papers. The non-submitter participation option appears as, "Allow students without a paper to review". When this option is selected, students who have not submitted papers to the paper assignment the PeerMark assignment is based on will be allowed to write reviews for other students' papers.
Click on the Show more options link below the assignment dates to view three additional options related to the assignment dates.
There are two options when creating a PeerMark assignment that provide the ability for students to read every student paper after the PeerMark start date, or the ability for students to read every student paper and reviews of the papers after the post date of the PeerMark assignment. The two options are: "Allow submitters to read all papers after Start date" and "Allow students to read ALL papers and ALL reviews after the Post date."
If "Allow submitters to read all papers after Start date" is selected students are able to read all the papers submitted to the base paper assignment by clicking on a link within PeerMark inbox labeled Read All Papers.
If "Allow students to read ALL papers and ALL reviews after the Post date" is selected, students will be able to read every paper submitted to the base paper assignment and read every review written for each paper after the PeerMark assignment post date.
Note: Unless the option: "Allow students to view author and reviewer names" is selected students will not see the names of the paper or review authors.
When creating a paper assignment it is possible to set the assignment to accept late papers. If the instructor has chosen to allow late papers in the paper assignment a PeerMark assignment is based on the "Late Papers" date option will appear. The "Late Papers" option allows the instructor to select the last date papers can be submitted to the base paper assignment and still be included in the pool of papers to be reviewed in the PeerMark assignment.
In step 2 the instructor determines how many papers will be distributed to the students in the course.
1. Click on the Edit link to adjust the number of papers each student will have to review. The default is to have each student review 1 paper automatically distributed by PeerMark
2. Place the number of paper(s) automatically distributed by PeerMark or papers selected by the student to review within the appropriate fields
3. Select whether you would like the student to write a self-review by clicking in the require self-review check box. A self review uses the same free response and scale questions the student used to write reviews of their classmates' papers but the review is for their own paper
4. Click on the Save button to save any changes or Cancel link to cancel any changes
5. Click Save & Continue to move on to Step 3 of PeerMark assignment creation or to view the advanced distribution options click on the Show more distribution options link
The advanced distribution options allow instructors to choose to exclude student papers from distribution or specify which student papers a student(s) will have to review. PeerMark will automatically distribute papers to students but an instructor may choose specific student pairings which will then add an exception to the PeerMark distribution which will adjust its logic according to the instructor's rules.
1. To assign a student(s) to review a specific student's paper, click on the Pair Students button
2. Clicking the Pair Students button opens up the pairing field. Click on the BROWSE for student link to select a student you would like to be the reviewer. Then click on the BROWSE for student to the right of WILL REVIEW to select the student whose paper will be reviewed
3. An instructor can select multiple students to be a reviewer of another student. Once one reviewer has been selected an instructor may click on the plus icon to the left of the first reviewer to open up another search box which the instructor can then use to select another student to be a reviewer
4. Once the pairing of students is complete, click on the Save pair button to save this pairing
Students may also be excluded from review by clicking on the Exclude Students button. Students who are excluded from review will not be able to write or receive reviews.
1. Instructors can exclude students from review by clicking on the Exclude Students button
2. Click on the BROWSE for student link to select a student who will be excluded from review papers and will not have a paper distributed for review
3. Select a student from the drop down list
4. Once a student is selected, click on Save exclusion to exclude the student from the review
Student pairs or exclusions can be edited or deleted up until a student has begun a review which will lock the assignment settings. To edit a Student Pair or exclusion click on the edit button to the right of the student pair or exclusion you would like to edit.
To delete a Student pair or exclusion click on the trash can icon to the right of the pair or exclusion you would like to delete.
Step three allows an instructor to choose scale and free response questions for the
PeerMark assignment.
A free response question example would be:
"What is the thesis of the paper?"
Free response questions allow an instructor to pose these questions for students to answer in their peer review and can include minimum length requirements. A scale question example would be
"How well does the introduction pull you in as a reader? Scale, Not very well to Really well"
Scale questions allow students to rate the paper on instructor chosen areas of writing. To add questions to a PeerMark assignment click on the Add Question button.
1. Click on the Add Question button and select Free response
2. Enter the question in the Question field and enter a value in the Minimum answer length field
3. Once the question and minimum answer length have been entered, click on the Add Question button to add the free response question to the PeerMark assignment
1. Click on the Add Question button and select Scale
2. Enter the question in the Question field
3. Select the scale size. The highest scale value is 5
4. Enter in the labels for the scale in the appropriate fields. An example for labelling the scale question: "How well does the introduction set up the Thesis of the paper?" would be 1: Not very well to 5: Extremely well
5. Click on the Add Question button to add the scale question to the PeerMark assignment
1. Click on the Add Question button and select the library you would like to add a question from
2. Click on the Add this question link to the right of each question you would like to add to your PeerMark assignment
3. Click on the Add all questions button to add all the questions to the PeerMark assignment
4. Click on the Finished adding questions from library link when you have added all the questions you want from this library
Once the instructor has added all the questions they want to the PeerMark assignment click on the Save & Finish button to complete the PeerMark assignment creation.
Free response and scale questions can be edited by clicking on the Edit link to the right of the question.
Free response and scale questions can be deleted by clicking on the trash can icon to the right of the question you would like to delete.
Clicking on the trash can icon will open a prompt asking "Are you sure you want to delete this question?" Click OK to delete the question.
Once the instructor has edited or deleted the questions they want click on the Save & Finish button to save any changes.
Within step 3 of PeerMark assignment creation an instructor may reorder how the questions appear for a student in their peer review. An instructor may wish to do this if they want their students to see the questions in a specific order. To reorder the questions click on the Reorder questions link.
Change the order of the questions by dragging them to where you would like them placed. Click on the Save order button to save the new order or click Cancel to cancel any changes.
Warning: Once the start date of the PeerMark assignment has passed and a student has begun a peer review, the assignment settings for the PeerMark assignment will become locked and no further edits to the distribution or question options will be allowed.
Once the start date of the PeerMark assignment has passed students may begin writing peer reviews. The system will automatically distribute the value of papers entered into the paper(s) automatically distributed by PeerMark field within the PeerMark assignment creation. To view which papers students have reviewed or are currently reviewing click on the View link next to the PeerMark assignment.
The PeerMark inbox will open displaying all the student names, how many reviews out of the total number of reviews assigned to the students have been completed. Instructors can then view an individual student's reviews by clicking on the Show details link to the right of the students name.
Instructors can click on the show all details link to expand each student's review details. To collapse all the review details click on the hide all details link.
An excel file containing the scale responses for each review and scale response averages for a paper or reviewer is available for download for the PeerMark assignment. Click on the Download Scale Responses (xls) link to begin the file download.
Within the more details of a single student the instructor can view the progress of the student's reviews or read the student's completed reviews. All the reviews written for this student are visible to the right of the student's reviews.
Grades for the PeerMark assignment can be edited from within the PeerMark inbox.
1. Once the due date for the PeerMark assignment has passed instructors can edit student grades for the PeerMark assignment in the inbox by first clicking on the show details link to the right of a student's name
2. Click on the Edit Grades link located below the written review links
3. Enter the new grade in the Grade field
4. Click Save Grades to save your changes
The instructor is able to write a review to supplement those that students will receive from their peers. The instructor is provided with the same free response and scale question structure as the students.
An instructor can begin writing a review of a student submission from within the PeerMark inbox by clicking on the View link next to the PeerMark assignment.
Within the PeerMark inbox click on the More actions drop down menu and select Write instructor review next to the student's name whose paper you would like to review.
1. All the free response and scale questions that need to be completed for the peer review are located on the right side of the PeerMark screen
2. To answer a free response question, click in the text box below the question and type in your response. The word minimum for the response is listed below the text box
3. To answer scale questions, click the radio button above the number for the rating you are giving this writer for the question
4. Answer all remaining free response and scale questions. Once the questions are completed, click on the Submit button at the top of the PeerMark page to submit your review
PeerMark allows users to comment directly on a paper within a review.
The PeerMark Tools palette contains all the commenting functions available to a user. To access the Tools palette click on Tools on the PeerMark toolbar.
The Tools palette contains two commenting tools and several composition marks that instructors can use in reviewing and editing their students' papers.
Within PeerMark an instructor may comment on the paper they are reviewing. A comment is equivalent to the notes that an instructor may write in the margins of a paper.
A comment might be:
"Your thesis is unfocused. Consider refining your thesis in subsequent versions of this paper."
A comment may be up to one thousand characters in length.
1. Within PeerMark, to add a comment to a paper click on the paper where you would like to comment. A comment icon and comment bubble will appear
2. Enter text into the text field of the comment bubble
3. (Optional) If the comment references a specific area of the paper, you can click and drag on the paper while the comment bubble is open to create a highlight over text. The color of the highlight can be selected before clicking and dragging. Multiple highlights can be created for each mark if there are multiple areas to reference. Highlights may be overlapping
4. Click the Save button to save the comment
The comment can be edited at any time by clicking on the mark symbol for the comment. The Edit and trash icons will appear, click on the edit icon or double click the mark to open up the comment box. Edit the comment and click Save to save any changes made to the comment. To move a comment, click and hold on the mark symbol and drag the icon to a new location. To delete a comment click on the trash icon.
Inline comments allow an instructor to add comments directly on the paper. The inline comment appears as type overlaid on the paper. The instructor may select a color from the drop down menu for the inline comment.
To add an inline comment, select the type tool from the Tools palette. Select a color from the color pull down by clicking on the drop down menu for the type tool.
The user can click on the paper where the comment should begin. The inline comment will show up as a light gray highlight over which typing may be done. When finished, click elsewhere on the paper or select the highlighter tool from the Tools palette. The inline comment will appear as typing directly over the paper.
An inline comment can be deleted by moving the cursor over the comment and then clicking on the gray trash can icon that appears to the left of the comment. Deleted comments cannot be recovered.
The inline comment can be moved by clicking and dragging the comment to a new location on the page. Releasing the mouse will affix the inline comment to the page in the new location.
Composition Marks are standard editing marks that instructors can utilize when editing and reviewing their peers' papers. To add a composition mark to a paper click on the mark you want to add in the tools palette and drag the mark to the desired location on the paper.
Tip: Composition mark symbols with yellow backgrounds on the palette are dynamic. These marks require further modification when added to a paper. Some of these marks are resizable using handles at the corners of the mark. Others allow for text to be added in a text field. This allows further customizing of these editing marks.
To move a composition mark click on the mark and drag it to the new position on the paper and release the click. To delete a mark place the cursor over the mark, the trash icon will appear. Click on the trash icon to delete the mark.
Student reviews that have been completed can be accessed from three locations:
To read the reviews of student papers the instructor can click on the View link to the right of the name of the PeerMark assignment from the class homepage.
To read a student's reviews, click on the More actions link and select Read all reviews student submitted to the right of the student's name.
Instructors may grade the reviews written by the students. If the option award full points for written review is not selected in PeerMark assignment creation, instructors can provide a grade within PeerMark. Once a student's reviews are opened place the value in the Grade field you would like to give this student for their review. The instructor may wish to use the Previous and Next arrows to scroll quickly through each review written for this paper.
If the instructor has selected the option to Award full points if review is written within the PeerMark assignment settings then every completed review by a student will be awarded 10 points. A completed review is when all the questions an instructor has added to the review have been answered. Once the due date has passed for the PeerMark assignment the student's total grade for the assignment will be available for the instructor to view.
The total score for all reviews for a reviewer will be normalized to the point value that was selected for the PeerMark assignment during assignment creation. This is true whether the Award full points if review is written option is selected or not.
Example 1 - If Award full points if review is written has NOT been selected
There are a total of three reviews in the review set for the PeerMark assignment and the point value is 100.
Review 1 -- The instructor gives the review a 9
Review 2 -- The instructor gives the review a 7
Review 3 -- The reviewer did not start the review
The total score for all the reviews would be 16 (9+7+0=16) out of the total possible points of 30 (3*10=30). 16 out of 30 = 0.533. Normalizing the 0.533 to the PeerMark point value of 100 would be: 0.533 * 100 = 53.3, rounded to 53.
Example 2 - If Award full points if review is written HAS been selected
There are five questions to be answered in the review and there are a total of 4 reviews in the review set for the PeerMark assignment. The point value for the PeerMark assignment is 100.
Review 1 -- The reviewer entered content for all five questions, but one is considered "unanswered" because it does not meet the minimum length requirement. The score for this review is 0.
Review 2 -- The reviewer answered all five questions. The score for this review is 10.
Review 3 -- The reviewer did not start the review. The score for this review is 0.
Review 4 -- The reviewer started the review but neglected to answer any questions. The score for this review is 0.
The total score for all the reviews would be 10 (0+10+0+0=10) out of the total possible points of 40 (4*10=40). 10 out of 40 = 0.25. Normalizing the 0.25 to the PeerMark point value of 100 would be: 0.25 * 100 = 25.
The instructor may edit the grades given to student reviews or to the student's total score for the assignment once the due date has passed for the assignment. Once the post date of the assignment has passed students will be able to view the grades for their reviews and the total score awarded to them for the assignment.
1. Click on the View link to the right of the PeerMark assignment
2. Click on the Show details link next to the student whose grades you would like to edit
3. Click on the Edit Grades link
4. To adjust the scores for the student's reviews click on the previous score in the text box and enter the new score
5. To adjust the student's overall grade for the PeerMark assignment click within the text box of the current score and enter the new grade for the student
6. Click on the Save Grades button to save any changes that have been made to the student's grades
Instructors have two printing options for each student: to print reviews the student submitted or to print reviews the student received. To print student reviews click on the More actions link next to the student whose reviews you would like to print and select either Print reviews student submitted or Print reviews student received.
The PeerMark print view will open and will automatically include each students review along with the questions & answers and comments for their review.
Instructors may adjust the printing options by selecting or deselecting the check boxes next to the three print options: Include Questions & Answers, Include Comments, and Include All Reviews. Click on the Print button to print the review(s).
Reviews may also be printed by clicking on the Print link when viewing a student's review within PeerMark.


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As advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people, we applaud the Department of Justice for issuing strong implementing guidelines for the historic non-discrimination provisions in the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), ensuring that LGBT survivors of violence receive equal services and treatment free from unlawful discrimination. The recently released Frequently Asked Questions about the new provisions are precedent-setting and will be a guide for other federal agencies on how to implement LGBT non-discrimination provisions. These provisions mark the first ever explicit protections from discrimination for LGBT people under federal law.
This guidance is a significant step forward because it makes clear that federal tax dollars under VAWA can't be used to discriminate against LGBT people. If a grantee receives any funding under VAWA, all activities of that entity are covered by the non-discrimination mandate (including employment), as well as activities that aren't related to or funded by the Department of Justice. This is hugely important because VAWA funding is disbursed to many agencies and programs around the country, including many rape crisis centers, domestic violence shelters, legal services, housing programs, education and prevention campaigns, courts, prosecutors, police and sheriff's departments, as well as state agencies that administer VAWA funds.
As part of this guidance, the Office of Violence Against Women in the Department of Justice (OVW) announced a framework for analyzing the limited conditions for services that are segregated or specific to gender and prohibited justifications based on overbroad assumptions or past practice. In the limited case where gender-segregated services are proven to be essential, meaningful comparable services must be provided. The policy is also historic because it is the first time a federal agency has clearly stated that non-discrimination on the basis of gender identity means that all transgender people are to be housed and provided with other services according to their self-identified gender. The guidance makes clear that transgender people can't be turned away or treated differently just because another client complains about being around a transgender person, and that staff cannot ask invasive personal questions to get a transgender person to "prove" their gender.
We urge the Department of Justice to formalize this historic guidance in binding regulations, as is standard practice with other major civil rights laws. We look forward to other federal agencies following the lead of the Department of Justice and applying similar interpretations of other laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity.
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text: JESUS WAS GREATER THAN THE TEMPLELonnie Branam Matthew 12:1-8 says, At that time Jesus went through the grainfields on the Sabbath. And his disciples were hungry and began to pluck heads of grain and to eat. And when the Pharisees saw it they said to him, "Look, your disciples are doing what is not lawful to do on the Sabbath!" But he said to them, "Have you not read what David did when he was hungry, he and those who were with him, : how he entered the house of God and ate the showbread which was not lawful for him to eat, nor for those who were with him, but only for the priests? Or have you not read in the law that on the Sabbath the priests in the temple profane the Sabbath and are blameless? Yet I say to you that in this place there is One greater than the temple. But if you had known what this means, `I desire mercy and not sacrifice,' you would not have condemned the guiltless. For the Son of man is Lord even of the Sabbath"(Hosea 6:6). I direct your thinking to a most remarkable statement of Jesus in Matthew 12:6, "Yet I say to you that in this place there is One greater than the temple." Let us first determine what caused the Lord to make the surprising statement that He was greater than the temple Solomon built and the second temple that was beautified by Herod the Great, which was standing in Jerusalem when he made this statement. He revealed the fact that He was greater than the temple to justify his disciples in having rubbed heads of grain together to eat on the Sabbath day. The Pharisees claimed that the apostles were working on the Sabbath by rubbing the husks off the wheat, and that was a violation. But Jesus reminded them that the priests labor continually on the Sabbath and are not guilty. They offer sacrifices and perform other services, yet nobody accuses them of breaking the Sabbath law. Why? Because the authority of the Temple exempted the priests from the Sabbath law. Then Jesus said, "I am greater than the temple, and I am the Lord of the Sabbath. This can only mean He had complete authority over the Sabbath day law, and He was probably the giver of that law. If the authority of the temple allowed priests to perform necessary services, how much more shall the authority of Jesus, who was greater than the temple, allow the hunger of the apostles to be satisfied. His disciples were engaged in the important work of introducing the Messiah of the Jews to the nation and preaching the good news the Messianic Kingdom was near and about to be established. What Jesus allowed the disciples to do on the Sabbath was a divine permission as much as the labors of the priests in the temple on Mount Zion. The labor of the disciples for the Messianic kingdom that was about to begin was far more important than the work of Jewish priests in the temple. As the Lord of the Sabbath, Jesus said that necessary work can be done on the Sabbath, and the disciples were doing necessary work. But now we must pass on to consider other meanings and ways in which Jesus was greater the temple. In addition, Jesus was greater than the temple because he was a far more glorious representation of God on earth than was the temple in Jerusalem. To say that anything or anyone is greater in glory than the Temple in Jerusalem staggers the imagination. About 1,000 B. C. Solomon built the beautiful Temple of God on the Eastern hill of Jerusalem. From that day to this, Jews have considered Jerusalem the city of God because God's temple was located there, and it was His house on earth. The Jews for three thousand years have honored that Temple site as the most holy place on earth, as the earthly dwelling place of Jehovah God. Many Jews will not visit that site today lest they happen unkowingly to stand on the very spot where God rested on the Mercy Seat in the Holy of Holies. That temple was destroyed in 70 A. D., and there is absolutely nothing left on that famous hill but a large flat area called the Temple compound. But somewhere on that compound that glorious temple once stood. That site today is the most valuable piece of real estate on the face of the earth. It could not be bought with all the gold and silver in the world. There is perhaps no building of the ancient world which has excited so much attention since the time of its destruction as the temple which Solomon built at Jerusalem and the second temple built by Zerubbabel and rebuilt and beautified by Herod the Great. Peloubet's Bible dictionary says of that temple, "Its spoils were considered worthy of forming the principal illustration of one of the most beautiful triumphal arches in Rome, the Arch of Titus." Titus is the general who destroyed the temple. The temple was the approach of the Jewish nation to their God. It was the symbol and representation of God's presence among the Jewish people. Surprisingly, Jesus said that a person greater than the Temple was standing among them that day. The temple was honored by the Jews as the most holy place on earth and as the dwelling place of Jehovah God Himself on earth. . For Jesus to make such a claim was to claim equality with God. Christ was greater than the temple because he was a more glorious representation of Jehovah than the Temple. As a mater of fact, Jehovah God Himself never dwelled in the Temple in person. The brilliant light which rested on the mercy seat of the ark in the Holy of Holies was only a physical, material manifestation of light. Furthermore no one ever saw that bright manifestation but the High Priest, and then only once a year. Even the prophets of Israel said that God does not dwell in temples made with hands. In that great sermon Stephen the first Christian martyr preached to the Sanhedrin in Jerusalem, he quoted Isaiah the prophet who said, "Thus said the Lord, the heaven is my throne; and the earth is my footstool. Where is the house you will build me, and where is the place of my rest? For all these things my hand has mad and all those things exist"(Isaiah 66:1,2). The place of God's rest is in heaven, and earth at best is His footstool. It is remarkable and strangely interesting that from the day the temple was built, true religion in Israel began to decline, and abominable heathen idols were set up side by side with Jehovah. When God dwelt in a tent in the days of David, the Jewish religion flourished far better than in the days when the ark was in the great temple made with precious stones for beauty, and everything in it was overlaid with gold. Nevertheless, God did dwell and reveal Himself symbolically in the Holy of Holies, and at that Temple on Mount Zion sacrifices, offerings and worship ware presented to God. The presence of God, we know, in the tabernacle and the temple was known by the shining of the bright light, called the Shekinah, This light rest on the Ark of the covenant between the wings of the Cheribim hovering over the ark of the covenant. We often forget that the presence of God in the most Holy Place was a matter of faith to all but the High Priest, for the people of Israel never saw that light. They accepted God's presence there by faith. God had clearly revealed. to them that no man has ever seen God, and that He dwells in light that no man can approach to. As great as the temple was with all of its ordinances of divine worship, praise, morality, ceremonies and sacrifices, our text says that one day during His ministry He announced a new marvelous truth: , "Yet I say to you that in this place there is one greater than the temple." That One was Himself in the highest sense of the word. Did God dwell in the temple? Yes, in a manner of speaking, but Colossians 2:9 says that in Christ dwelled all the fulness of Godhead bodily." In Christ God has revealed Himself to Jews and Gentiles in human form. All that makes God Divine and Deity was in the body of Christ when He was on earth and is still in His glorified body, now sitting at the right hand of God. John said of Jesus that He was with God in the beginning and was God, and He became flesh and dwelled among us(John 1:1-14). Jesus was the second person of the Godhead before He came to earth, and He was still the second person of the Godhead during His stay on earth. The only difference was that before He came to earth He was one of the Divine Three. and after He came to earth He was in an earthly body. God told Israel He would do this marvel. Isaiah 9:6,7 says, "For unto us a child is born ; unto us a Son is given. And the government will be on His shoulder, and His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of peace. Of the increase of His government and peace there will be no end upon he throne of David and over His kingdom. Most of the nation of Israel hade the mistake of refusing to believe that God had the power to do this. David's throne is now in heaven. Jesus Christ was an incarnation of Deity. The prophets gave Him the name Emmanuel which means, "God with us." I wonder how long Israel will continue to reject the prediction of their prophets? The Bible says that God was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself. Thousands of Jews were reconciled to God through Jesus Christ in the first century, and millions of Gentiles from all nations have been reconciled to God. through obedience to Christ. Jesus said that He and the Father were one. He further said when He was on earth that one who has seen Him has seen the Father. This is part of the doctrine of the Trinity, clearly revealed in the New Testament and hinted at in the Old Testament. All Jews and Gentiles in the first century who accepted this doctrine and submitted to the teachings of Jesus became Christians and newborn children of God. But all Jews and Gentiles who rejected Christ as God's appointed Savior of the world stand condemned. The Bible now divides thenation of Israel into two groups: the remnant of Jews who became Christians and "the rest" who rejected Christianity(Romans 11:7}. That division continues to this day. Individual Jews can not be saved by obeying the gospel of Christ just like thousands of Jews did in the first century A.D. Those Jews who became Christians continued to enjoy the favor of God Jews that had enjoyed for centuries, but Jews who rejected Christ lost the favor of God that they once had. The incarnation of Jesus Christ made Him an incarnate Deity, and it is the great miracle that Jehovah ever performed. The incarnation of Christ means that God has visited the earth and shown to all mankind the kind of Being He really is. God has appeared to the human race in a physical body, and that body was Jesus of Nazareth. Jesus was far greater than the Temple because God appeared to the world in the body of Jesus so that we all might see Him and even touch Him for 33 years. We all can now see God second-handed through the eyes of the apostles. The apostle John tells what an experience this was to personally see Jesus. I John 1:1 says, "That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which our eyes have seen, which we have looked upon, and our have handled, concening the Word of life, .that which we have seen and heard we declare to you." Christ was greater than the Temple because whenGod was manifesst in His body, the revelation was far greater than the Shekinah shining in the Holy of Holies. No one saw the Shekinah but.the the High Priest, and that but once a year. Moreover, Jesus was greater than the Temple that existed during His earthly ministry, for God had long before departed from the temple. Really, there were three temples in Jewish history. The temple Solomon built was the first one, and it lasted a little more than 400 years from about 1000 B.C. to 586 B. .C., when Israel was taken into Babylonian captivity. Zerubbabel built the second Temple about 535 B.C. after the Exile. The people were so poor at that time the second temple did not compare in structure and beauty to the first Temple. Some who saw both temples wept when. they saw the second temple. The second temple that existed in the day of Jesus is often called Herod's temple. Herod the Great, a descendant of Esau, , was one of the greatest builders in ancient times. In 20 B.C. he began to rebuild his temple, or more correctly, beautify and restore the old temple into a new temple of architectural beauty It was a magnificent structure that so impressed Titus, the Roman General, that he did not want to destroy the temple in 70 A.D. Herod's Temple last only about 90 years from 20 B.C. to the time of its destruction by Titus in 70 A.D. However, many things that were in Solomon`s Temple were lacking in Herod's Temple. The second temple, as it was referred to in Jesus' day, lacked the Shekinah. The throne of David ended at the time of the Babylonian captivity and the symbol of God's divine presence disappeared too. No king sat again on David's throne after the Babylonian captivity until Christ ascended to heaven and sat down on David's throne. David's throne has been moved to heaven where Christ sits as King of King and Lord of Lords. There is no evidence that the Shekinah shined forth in Herod's temple. They had lost also from the second temple the Urim and Thummim. These seem to be small objects worn on the breastplate of the High Priest by which special communications from God on matters of the law. When the Babylonians destroyed the temple in 586 B.C., they probably took away the ark of the covenant and other items in the Temple they saw fit to keep. No one knows what happened to the ark and tablets with the ten commandments. Christ was greater than Herod's temple, for God had long departed from it.. The manna and Aaron's rod that budded that were laid in the ark had been removed in the days of the Judges. Yes, Jesus was greater than Herod's Temple that was lacking in many of the things in Solomon's Temple. Finally, Christ was greater than the Temple because the Temple and its entire worship had an unreality about it. The Temple and its worship was a kind of parable, an allegory, and was full of similes and metaphors. After all the Temple was only a symbol, a shadow that fore-shadowed God's universal Temple is made of living stones, living people redeemed by the Lamb of God who took away the sins of the world. Jesus Christ built the third temple for all people, Jews and Gentiles in fulfillment of the promises made to Abraham. All the sacrifices were mysterious, and the people did not understand why they should offer them. Why did animals have to die to put away their sins? All those sacrifices symbolized the death of Christ, the Messiah, who would die for the sins of Israel and the sins of the whole world. Apart from Christ and His death, those sacrificial animals had no meaning whatever. The blood of Christ shed on the cross was used by God to forgive Israel's sins for 1500 years. before that blood was shed. The blood of bulls, goats and heifers never could take away the sins of human beings. However, it was their obedience in sacrificing animals. The only forgiveness of sin for Jews was through animal sacrifices. Since they no longer offer animal sacrifices, I do not know how they expect to be forgiven of their sins. God has not revealed any other way of forgiveness except by the blood of Jesus. There have been only two ways God forgave sin: by the death of animals and by the death of Christ. When Jews sacrificed animals, which symbolized the death of their Messiah, that made His blood available to them. Every time a person sacrificed an animal, he was exercising faith in Christ unknowingly because God used animals as a substitute until Jesus would appear and taste death for every man. He was the Lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world. Understood or not, the blood of Christ was used to forgive sins from Adam to Christ, and His blood will be used to forgive sins from Christ till the end of the world. Since Christ died for the sins of humanity, there is no forgiveness of sin, except by and through His precious blood. Suffice it to say that the entire Jewish religion was all about Jesus, the One who is called the Messiah. The Jewish religion was a part of the promise made to Abraham, but it was only a substitute until the Messiah would come and establish the Christian religion for both Jews and Gentiles. Consider what I say, and the Lord give you understanding. 5or a better temple to come, a better religion to be established on better promies by the coming of the Divine Son of God. Everything in the Temple worship was but the shadow or symbol of which Jesus and His religion was the reality. Everything in that religion typified and symbolized the blessings Christ would bring to the Jewish nation and the whole world. The Temple of Solomon was only a figure, a metaphor, a similarity of good things to come. God's Old Testament Temple was not essential to the world's well being, for when Jesus caused it to disappear and took it out of he way by nailing it to the cross, it brought light and salvation to the Gentiles.. The old temple is not needful to true religion now, for the time has come when they that worship Jehovah do not worship in man-made earthly temples or shrines, but worship in spirit and in tuth. God's new Temple is a spiritual edifice, consisting of living stones. God has but one Temple, on the church, all over he world, and it is being built up up by living stone s on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ Himself the cornerstone of His Temple. .The law came by Moses but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ. Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth and the life. No man comes to the Father but by Me. Jesus Christ was what the old Temple was all about, by way of figure and picture, shadow ad prophecy. He is essential to our light and life and could He be taken away from us, earth's hope would disappear forever. Emmanuel, God with us, was and is greater than Solomon's Temple.


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Additional reported applications (for the relevant formats) include: immunoprecipitation1, immunofluorescence microscopy (acetone fixed, ammonium-thiocyanate separated epidermal sheets)2, immunohistochemistry of acetone3-, isopentane-4, PLP5-, and n-hexane6 fixed frozen sections and paraffin-embedded sections7,8, and partial inhibition of NK cell lysis of syngeneic tumor cell lines1.
Each lot of this antibody is quality control tested by immunofluorescent staining with flow cytometric analysis. For flow cytometric staining, the suggested use of this reagent is ≤0.25 µg per million cells in 100 µl volume. It is recommended that the reagent be titrated for optimal performance for each application.
1. Giezeman-Smits KM, et al. 1999. J. Immunol. 163:71. (IP)2. Elbe A, et al. 1994. J. Invest. Dermatol. 102:74. (IF)3. Kouwenhoven E, et al. 2001. Kidney Int. 59:1142. (IHC)4. Martin A, et al. 1995 Clin. Exp. Immunol. 22:283. (IHC) 5. Sayegh MH, et al. 1995 J. Exp. Med. 181:186. (IHC)6. Morioka Y, et al. 2000. Kidney Int. 60:2192. (IHC)7. Ng YY, et al. 2005. Kidney Int. 94:S83. (IHC-P)8. Huang XR, et al. 2003. JASN. 14:1738. (IHC-P)
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CD45 is a 180-220 kD protein also known as leukocyte common antigen (LCA). It is a protein tyrosine phosphatase with multiple isoforms differing as a result of alternative splicing of the extracellular domain and glycosylation. CD45 is expressed on all hematopoietic cells except erythrocytes and platelets; isoform expression depends on cell type, activation state, and cell maturation. CD45 functions in signal transduction through T and B cell antigen receptors. CD45 has been shown to interact with various proteins including galectin-1, CD2, CD3, and CD4. The OX-1 antibody has been shown to partially inhibit NK cell-mediated lysis of syngeneic tumor cells in vitro.
1. Sunderland CA, et al. 1979. Eur. J. Immunol. 9:155.2. Woolett GR, et al. 1985. Eur. J. Immunol.. 15:168.
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