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is it possible, through the menus in bioshock, to turn OFF the crosshair and play without one or am i forced to play with that circular aiming aid?
maybe the 360 guys can answer that....
is it possible, through the menus in bioshock, to turn OFF the crosshair and play without one or am i forced to play with that circular aiming aid?
maybe the 360 guys can answer that....
I wish, it seems that there is no option in the demo. But that doesn't mean the final versions of PC and 360 won't have that ability.
Unfortunatley it seems somewhat unlikely, but we can only hope.
You know, the crosshair doesnt even bother me in this game. Its white/gray and transparant, and when I play I dont even think its disturbing.
yea. i hope so too. i would guess that there won't be such an option cuz aiming plasmids will not be possible without a crosshair.
but by looking at the videos i dont understand why would we need a zoom key if the crosshair is so accurate and small anyway. usually aiming is meant for MORE ACCURATE shooting, but if it's only short distances firefights and shooting is as accurate as it gets with weapons, why would i need a zoom option anyway?
the plasmid crosshair is imo too big, but hopefully there's an option to turn it off in the Retail version och atleast change to a smaller one
Nah you can't remove the crosshairs.
I can barely see the crosshair for weapons, and I like how big it is for plasmids.
can u really tell me why would you need a zoom option for weapons if the crosshair is so accurate to begin with? beside the unnessessary zooming, what advantage do u get from the zoom function? does it make you more accurate?
concidering there are no long ranges in bioshock, i dont understand the gameplay decision....
it's not that im saying that the zoom functionality should have been dropped. im saying that the crosshair for the unzoomed view should be a lot less accurae.
there should be a springfield 1911 lol that would be cool
I have the deom on all the time so when i walk by i can play a lil bit so does my bro and dad and friends
Think of it this way, your bullets radius from your weapons cover 1 foot, I know that's wrong, just bear with me....then your plasmids have a radius of 5-7 feet, also wrong, just putting it in the big picture. So plasmids have a bigger area than what your bullets can cover. Plus, the developers want your super awesome hitting anything you shoot at, at anytime!
the crosshairs dont bother me much. i think the plasmid and tommy gun crosshairs are a little too big though
I'd love to use this game as a showpiece for my tv and sound system, I would love to have a no crosshairs option and even a no gui option so there's absolutely nothing but the environment and whatever weapon you have equipped.
umm..i prefer to be able to aim in games..disable crosshair are you guys crazy???
This is a disappointment. There is indeed no point to using iron sights because guns are perfectly accurate without them...
And I especially don't like the plasmid reticle, because it's not accurate. You would think if the target is somewhere in the reticle, they will get hit, but the plasmid only works on what is in the direct center of the reticle... so why didn't they just make the reticle smaller to get an accurate representation? The only time the reticle is accurate is with auto-aim on, which seems to just make hitboxes much larger.
I hope they release a patch to disable crosshairs. It is crazy there isn't a toggle option... especially after showing how cool it looked without them in all the gameplay demos. This blows.

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Broken bodies continue to pour in as people learn we are here......broken bodies, broken lives fill the halls and wings, never stopping. Desperately all those here try to stop the infection that covers every open fracture, every rotting wound. The smell of gangrene fills me this night as I think of the faces of those I have seen this day. It is so hard to believe it is one week since the world stopped for Haiti. One week, filled with untold pain and suffering.
Running 3 teams in the OR, 2 beds in one room, case after case almost never ending. The immensity is overwhelming as those in so much pain, so much loss keep coming. Patients line the walkways at the entrance waiting, waiting, waiting for someone to remove this horror, somehow. Coming back from checking a man whose face and leg had been shattered, I saw a beautiful young girl holding a picture of her sister--so young, so full of life in the image. Missing. Gone. Lost perhaps forever to those who love her so. She was desperately walking to each make shift hospital, searching. I could not hold back my tears, hot on my face. Yet in the agony and despair a child was born here this day- a sign of hope and light in the immense darkness of this time.
We must remember the light, as the darkness can to easily consume us. Somehow, someway, these wonderful people must be helped.


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Hello guys.. I have been testing my thermaltake contac 30 for its performance and some sites say its performance is equal to hyper 212+ so it makes me curious about that.. Is is true ? I used the most demanding test which is IBT and you know cpus get 10 degrees hotter wtih this test rather than Prime95 torture and blend test. Let me get this clear, IBT uses 86 Watts ! (saw in core temp) while Prime95 uses 71 Watts. This is why IBT is the best for stressing CPUs. OK here is my results.. Intel Burn Test 64-Bit Maximum 10 Cycles NOTE: 1) (degrees are all celcius) max core temp is 84 degree but I saw at most 80 ish !! on core 1-2 nothing more, I dont know why its saying 83-84 ? 2) by the way, outside temp was 16 degree, room tem pwas around 19-20 degrees. 3) My stable volt for 4.5 GHz is 1.26 but Im using 1.27 and in IBT it shows 1.30 V but in Prime95 its again back to normal 1.27 V My CPU is not stable below 1.26 V for 4.5 GHz. So is this results are good ? better than hyper evo 212 ? or equal to it ?
I would say its okay. You won't ever encounter IBT stress in any application you will ever need to do. Is it prime 95 stable for several hours? If so its fine. What does it idle at and what is load when running something other than p95 and IBT (ex 3dmark)? Are you running two fans on it or is there a way to add another fan to the TC 30 so it has a push/pull through design?
thanks for reply. As you said, there is no real world app that fry cpus like IBT, my max temp never goes to 70 degrees while gaming or benchmarkng like 3dmark physics. idling in 20-30 degrees but mostly 20ish. Yes it could have a push pull desing with 2 fans but Im using it stock because my case has already have a 120mm exhaust fan looking at the contac 30. like in this pic.
are there any hyper 212+ users that can test 3570k 4.5 ghz with room temp 20 in ibt max ? I just want to compare the results.
1.27V is quite good indeed 80C° under load on the other hand is to high for daily use try to lower it to the 70s Ivy Bridge's throttling threshold is somewhere in the 90-95C range. Those would be CORE temperatures, not to be confused with PACKAGE temperatures.
4.3GHz/1.175v on my 3770K (load line, this is the voltage the chip is set at and runs at) gets me around 90c in IBT with HT on.
Ivy Bridge's throttling threshold is somewhere in the 90-95C range. You are so close to make the Cpu throttle try to lower the temps
I seem to have gotten a really good chip.. see this thread: http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=175725&page=1 I got to a stable 4.9Ghz last night under water (I was really, really hoping for 5.0Ghz ) , but Vcore near 1.4v and temps topped 92c. I think I'll stick with 4.6 or 4.7Ghz for 24/7
I see that 60 watts is using its quite low thats why you got lower temps.. dont use prime95. Make a test 10 cycle IBT at maximum and post the results for 4.5 ghz.. at core temp it must show 86 watts usage which is enourmosly high for 3570K, its the best stress for the CPUs. by the way, my temps on prime95 at 71 watts are nearly 70 degree too. IBT runs the CPU 10 degrees hotter
The testing in that thread (and the image I posted above) was with a CM 212 Evo. Now in the system listed in my specs, I plan to post some results soon... after swapping PSU's and graphics cards in three different systems (arghhhh). I've never used IBT, is it published by Intel??? 71 watts at 4.5Ghz? That's what I was getting at 4.9Ghz... Probably the difference in voltage.
IBT was originally from Intel, in Core2Duo days. It is an app for testing and breaking CPUs, with very much unrealistic power draw. I do not recommend it. Just run normal LinX testing, it's the same thing, but current LinX support AVX. NOt sure that IBT does.
more or less 70 degrees after 10 minutes of testing temps are not changing. 73 Max on core but again I took an SS its moving around 68-70 degrees.
That's good... where I am, the images from "imageupper.com" are not coming through here. Can you use TPU hosting?
Only accurate way to measure power draw is with a volt o meter BTW guys. I don't know how accurate CPUZ is and it does not give total draw BTW.
you can always right click properties and view the link. http://imageupper.com/s02/1/6/L1358709503208890_1.jpg just copy paste it in a new window and thats all by the way, sometimes I cannot see my pictures from imageupper too lol
You might be pasting the link incorrectly. That's better If you paste into the link button when composing in advanced, it won't come though as a thumbnail... me thinks.
IBT has been continuously updated. It has supported AVX for awhile now. I'd still never use IBT alone though. If you haven't passed 24 hours of the latest prime95 (which is avx enabled too) then I wouldn't call it stable. And it really does need 24 hours. I've seen plenty of people fail after the "standard" 12 hours. I think a complete pass on a modern overclocked chip takes about 22 hours.


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I had the privilege of hearing Jordan Burnham's story Oct. 24 at IVCC on his suicide attempt and life afterwards. Jordan told of all the "little failures" he endured up until the time he decided to take his life. He was not a stereotype of someone who would commit suicide; he was successful at school and athletics. No bullying was involved here, showing again suicide can happen to anyone.
I couldn't help but think, this could be a conversation with my own son. He was the same age as Jordan when he attempted and succeeded at suicide, and he would be Jordan's age now if he would have survived. As I watched at this event as the Putnam County bus unloaded a group of students who lost one of their own, I couldn't help but think "where was the PHS bus?"
My son was a PHS student in 2007, and since his death, Princeton has lost three students to suicide, three people in their late teens/early 20s out of high school and several adults (30-plus). That's just the ones I personally know about.
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Sometimes it's fun to go back and reread some of the older articles. Sometimes, it's just frustrating:
"A group of labor leaders joined Shelby County Commissioner Steve Mulroy at a Wednesday news conference for the "Yes for Unity" campaign to challenge the perception that unions in Shelby County are all opposed to Tuesday's schools referendum.
Representatives of six local unions said they disagreed with the stances taken most prominently by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the Memphis Education Association, the union representing Memphis City Schools teachers."
Yeah, who cares what AFSCME or MEA thought, what really mattered was what the steelworkers thought about the issue.
Oh, and OTP had an opinion also:
" I'm not concerned about the 78 million we might lose from the city of memphis. Your post is very misleading and is meant to cause consternation among the citizens of memphis. IT WILL NOT WORK.
You see the 78 million that you rant about, when broken down, only represents about 720 dollars per student. With the savings coming from one school system, that amount will be easy to make up. If it is not made up, I am pretty sure that some of the frills that both scs and mcs has, can be cut to make up the shortfall without raising taxes.
So, OTP, how are we doing against your grand plan so far?
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The Stellar and Lunar Keys to Medieval Muslim Agriculture
Dr Zohor Idrisi
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Figure 1-2:Dr Zohor Idrisi presenting his lecture in the "1001 Inventions" conference. © FSTC 2010.
A work on the lunar stations is attributed to the prophet Daniel and it is also known that India and China had lunar calendars. For their part, the pre-Islamic Arabs had a lunar calendar called al-anwa'. This was a calendar that announced the rainy period and was also used for predictions. The anwa' literature was based on Bedouin tribal lore with a sprinkling of Persian influence. During the first three centuries of the Islamic era, a literary genre of the anwa' flourished. Subsequently, in 11th century literature there is mention of 28 lunar stations or constellations with Arab and foreign names identified as manazil al-qamar (mansions of the moon). The moon, regardless of it's phases, follows the same course as the manazil, i.e. of the 28 constellations, of which only 14 appear at one time in the sky called dahira (i.e. visible). The other 14 are called khafiya, meaning hidden ones; i.e. hidden below the horizon.
Early Muslim scholars made a great step forward by removing pagan myths and creating a new concept based on scientific calculations designed to carry information in a coherent framework. This was the improvement of data-carrying instruments, i.e. the astrolabe. This concept dealt with theoretical and practical matters such as time reckoning, establishing coordinates for navigation, fixing the direction of the qibla (direction for prayer) and following the seasons. In some ways it resembles the solar zodiac but its purpose is different, one of its essential objectives is for use as an agricultural calendar. With its origin in Um al-Qurra, Mecca, the lunar zodiac was divided into 4 groups of 7 constellations. Each constellation was allocated a proper name and covered 13 days, except one (al-jibha) that covered 14 days. The introduction of new and unfamiliar crops meant that the farmer needed precise guidance for their culture.
Rhyming poems were therefore written to help him to memorise the constellations and the tasks that he had to perform for a successful harvest. The farmer learnt that the moon not only influences the tides and waters, but also the soils and the plants. He learnt that in specific constellations, the moon affects the sap of plants and has an energising role on the quality and quantity of agricultural produce. It affects the juice, the taste and colour in different parts in the plant, be it in roots, leaves, fruit or flowers.
A case in point is the calendar of Cordoba written in 961 CE under the title Kitab al Anwa' and translated into Latin as Liber anoe. It was presented by the Caliph Al-Hakam II of Muslim Spain to three Christian leaders: Otto I, the Holy Roman Emperor, the orthodox patriarch in Constantinople and the head of the church in Jerusalem. This calendar showed the rising and setting of constellations and specified the time for planting, fertilising and harvesting; for making jams, medical syrups and perfumes.
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Figure 3: Diagrammatic representation of the gradual expansion of scientific knowledge from ancient times up till now.
Figure 4: Diagrammatic representation of the gradual expansion of scientific knowledge from ancient times up till now.
Figure 5: Diagrammatic representation of the gradual expansion of scientific knowledge from ancient times up till now.
[Extracts and explanations from the Latin version of The Calendar of Cordoba, corresponding to and the period July 1 July 16 August]
The scope of application of the lunar zodiac appears in the work of Ahmad Ben Majid's navigation charts, in Ibn al-Awwam's work on agronomy as well as the works of many other scholars. The manazil al-qamar changed the eating habits of people, enriching their lifestyle by showing them what to eat and when, giving them daily information on their diet according to seasons.
Whilst on the one hand the lunar almanacs were established to provide practical advice to educate people in astronomical and environmental matters, the madrassas for their part included this subject in their curricula. Hence, a form of calendar born in the arid lands of the Arabian peninsula was disseminated throughout the Islamic world and eventually, through the medium of travellers and merchants, way beyond the boundaries of that world.
Figure 6: Constellations and plants.
Figure 7: Jardiner avec la lune (gardening with the Moon), based on Rudolf Steiner's voque of bio-culture in 1924.
by: Dr. Zohor Idrisi, Thu 15 July, 2010
[Proceedings of the conference 1001 Inventions: Muslim Heritage in Our World organised by FSTC, London, 25-26 May 2010].
Aiming at restoring historical continuity to the currently available knowledge on medicine in the Middle Ages, the article summarizes some results from Prof. Abdel-Halim's extensive primary-source studies of the original Arabic works of ten medieval Islamic medical scholars who lived and practiced between the 9th and 13th centuries and whose works represented original contributions to the progress of anatomy, physiology, clinical medicine and surgery. The article also highlights the importance of continuing research in this field, for the reason that the investigation about the transmission and translation movements that occurred during the Middle Ages are bound to emphasize the universality of knowledge and unity of mankind. Such an assumption will certainly boost cultural inter-appreciation around the world and help to strengthen mutual understandings between the West and the East and, thus, nurture the interaction between different faiths and various civilisations. Statement of Professor Jim Al-Khalili in the Opening Session by: Prof. Jim Al-KhaliliProfessor Jim Al-Khalili
In this brief statement, Professor Jim Al-Khalili outlines some ideas about intercultural dialogue from the standpoint of science exchange between the West and the Islamic world. Departing from his experience as expert in science communication, he presents a short history of the British Science Association and highlights the tight links of collaboration this institution holds with the Foundation for Science, Technology and Civilisation (FSTC). The Transfer of Science Between India, Europe and China via Muslim Heritage by: Professor Charles BurnettProfessor Charles Burnett
The Islamic realms served as a crucible for scientific learning from the ancient Greek world in the West and from China, India and Iran, in the East. Western Europe in turn benefited from the transmission of Arabic science into Latin, just as Chinese culture was indebted to Arabic texts travelling eastwards. There was a vast network of transmission over centuries and over continents. This short article presents three stories telling related to the transfer of science between India, Europe and China via Muslim Heritage. Statement of HH Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan in the Opening Session by: HH Princess Sumaya bint El HassanHH Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan
In this excellent statement addressed by HH Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan, President of El Hassan Science City and President of the Royal Scientific Society of Jordan, in the opening sessions of the international conference "1001 Inventions: Discover Muslim Heritage in Our World", issues of the past glory of Muslim science are evoked in the perspective of innovative projects that are being developed in the present. HH Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan alluded particularly to the current collaboration between The Foundation for Science, Technology and Civilization and scientific institutions in Jordan to develop an iconic brand in the spirit of our ingenious forebears. Environment on the Edge by: Sir Crispin TickellSir Crispin Tickell
In this concentrated and well written article, Sir Crispin Tickell addresses one of the most urgent and challenging issues of our times, that of environment. Beyond our actual social and economic problems, the biggest crisis that surrounds us regards the condition of the global environment and its future prospects. In the last period, awareness of environmental issues has entered our daily concerns. However, we still need to think about all the implications of this vast issue. Arguing that our environment is at present on the edge, Sir Crispin Tickell outlines what certainly will be our biggest preoccupation in a near future. Status of Research in the History of Astronomy in the Arab World by: Professor Hamid M. K. Al-NaimyProfessor Hamid M. K. Al-Naimy
The aim of this paper is to introduce the status of research and studies on the history of astronomy in some Arab countries, in regard to research, studies, translations and manuscript editing, including the research activities in Sharjah (UAE). The focus is laid on a proposal for establishing an International Foundation for the History of Islamic Sciences, as an independent international, non profit and legal foundation whose headquarters are suggested to be hosted at the University City of Sharjah.


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Epistle to the Philippians
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The Epistle of Paul to the Philippians, usually referred to simply as Philippians, is the eleventh book in the New Testament. Paul visited Philippi for the first time on his second missionary journey (49–51 AD). It was the first congregation in Europe.
Biblical scholars are in general agreement that it was written by St. Paul to the church of Philippi, an early center of Christianity in Greece around 62 AD.[1] Other scholars argue for an earlier date, c. 50–60 AD.[2]
Historical background[edit]
The historical background of Philippians is traditionally gathered from two main primary New Testament sources: (1) informative internal data from the letter itself and (2) related information garnered from the rest of the New Testament Canon. In the latter's case, this would specifically include the Acts of the Apostles, and other related Pauline Epistles.[3]
Other primary information is derived from external historical sources related to the chronological connections between Paul's association with Philippi, its political and economical setting, and its social and religio-philosophical context as well.[4]
According to the document itself, the Philippians had sent Epaphroditus, their envoy ("messenger [apostolon] and minister [leitourgon]" Phil. 2.25), with contributions as an expression of their "partnership" and "concern" to meet the needs of Paul (Phil 1:3–5,Phil 2:30, and Phil 4:10–19).
During the execution of his responsibilities of travel to deliver their "gift" (Phil 4:17), Epaphroditus contracted some life-threatening debilitating illness (esthenese, cf. Phil 2:26–27). At some point he recovers. It is at this time, whether premeditated or due to an extended stay with the apostle various internal matters are revealed to Paul on the part of Epaphroditus (Phil 1:27–30,Phil 2:19–24, Phil 3:2–3, Phil 17–20,Phil 4:2–3, and Phil 9).
Upon Epaphroditus' return to health, Paul sends word to the Philippians through Epaphroditus of his upcoming sentence in Rome and of his optimism in the face of death (1.18b-26), along with exhortations to imitate his capacity to rejoice in the Lord despite one's circumstances (2.14–18). Moreover, Paul sends counsel regarding spiritual adversaries among the Philippians (3.1–21), and conflicts within their fellowship (4.2–3). Lastly, he provides receipt of both Epaphroditus' heroism (3.25–30) and the arrival of "the gift" (4.10), along with his promise of a divine accounting (4.17–20).
Within the letter is also found an optimism where Paul's belief of his release is the basis upon which he promises to send Timothy to them for ministry (3.19–23), and an anticipation to also pay them a personal visit (3.24). With this communication Epaphroditus sets out on his homeward journey (3.28–29).
The letter begins in standard form for an ancient Hellenistic letter structure, with author – or senders – first, then recipients with a greeting (Phil. 1.1–2).[5]
The address and greeting is clear:
- "Paul and Timothy, servants of Christ Jesus. To all the saints in Christ Jesus who are at Philippi, with the overseers and deacons. Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ." (English Standard Version)
In his introduction, Blevins writes, "Since the time of F. C. Baur, very few scholars have doubted the Pauline authorship of the letter. Attempts to remove unauthentic sections from Philippians have failed."[6]
This sounds pedantic. See Acts of the Apostles#Structure. Even /First Epistle to the Corinthians#Outline has some redeeming features may need to be rewritten entirely to comply with Wikipedia's quality standards, as section. (February 2012) |
- I. Preface (1:1–11)[7]
- A. Salutation (1:1–2)
- B. Thanksgiving for the Philippians' Participation in the Gospel (1:3–8)
- C. Prayer for the Philippians' Discerning Love to Increase until the Day of Christ (1:9-11)
- II. Paul's Present Circumstances (1:12–26)
- A. Paul's Imprisonment (1:12–13)
- B. The Brothers' Response (1:14–17)
- C. Paul's Attitude (1:18–26)
- III. Practical Instructions in Sanctification (1:27–2:30)
- A. Living Boldly as Citizens of Heaven (1:27–2:30)
- B. Living Humbly as Servants of Christ (2:1–11)
- 1. The Motivation to Live Humbly (2:1–4)
- 2. The Model of Living Humbly (2:5–11)
- a. Christ's Emptying (2:5–8)
- b. Christ's Exaltation (2:9-11)
- C. Living Obediently as Children of God (2:12–18)
- 1. The Energizing of God (2:12–13)
- 2. The Effect on the Saints (2:14–18)
- D. Examples of Humble Servants (2:19–30)
- 1. The Example of Timothy (2:19–24)
- 2. The Example of Epaphroditus (2:25–30)
- IV. Polemical Doctrinal Issues (3:1–4:1)
- A. The Judaizers Basis: The Flesh (3:1–6)
- B. Paul's Goal: The Resurrection (3:7–11)
- C. Perfection and Humility (3:12–16)
- D. Paul as an Example of Conduct and Watchfulness (3:17–4:1)
- V. Postlude (4:2–23)
- A. Exhortations (4:2–9)
- 1. Being United (4:2–3)
- 2. Rejoicing without Anxiety (4:4–7)
- 3. Thinking and Acting Purely (4:8–9)
- B. A Note of Thanks (4:10–20)
- 1. Paul's Contentment (4:10–13)
- 2. The Philippians' Gift (4:14–18)
- 3. God's Provision (4:19–20)
- C. Final Greetings (4:21–23)
It is possible that the kenosis passage in Philippians 2:5–11 may have been a Christian hymn that Paul quoted.
Philippians 2:5–11:[8]
Have this attitude in yourselves which was also in Christ Jesus, who, although He existed in the form of God, did not regard equality with God a thing to be grasped, but emptied Himself, taking the form of a bond-servant, and being made in the likeness of men. Being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross. For this reason also, God highly exalted Him, and bestowed on Him the name which is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus every knee will bow, of those who are in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and that every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.
The letter was written to the church at Philippi, one of the earliest churches to be founded in Europe. They were very attached to Paul, just as he was very fond of them. Of all the churches, their contributions (which Paul gratefully acknowledges) are among the only ones he accepts. (Acts 20:33–35; 2 Cor. 11:7–12; 2 Thess. 3:8). The generosity of the Philippians comes out very conspicuously (Phil. 4:15). "This was a characteristic of the Macedonian missions, as 2 Cor. 8 and 9 amply and beautifully prove. It is remarkable that the Macedonian converts were, as a class, very poor (2 Cor. 8:2), though the very first converts were of all classes (Acts 16); and the parallel facts, their poverty and their open-handed support of the great missionary and his work, are deeply harmonious." (Moule).
As with all epistles, the original was composed in Greek.[9]
Philippians has been the subject of much research and Ralph P. Martin argues that Philippians 2 may be considered the beginning of the field of Christology, specifically referring to the rich analysis that Apostle Paul began in Philippians 2:5–6.[10] Veronica Koperski views Philippians 3:10 as the beginning of the analysis of the knowledge of Christ.[11]
While Paul's opening prayer is for love (1:9), based on knowledge of Christ, his final prayer is for the peace of God (4:7), which surpasses all understanding. Thus the concepts of love, knowledge and peace are jointly developed in the Epistle.[12]
See also[edit]
- ^ Harris, Stephen L., Understanding the Bible. Palo Alto: Mayfield. 1985.
- ^ "Early Christian Writings".
- ^ Frederick F. Bruce, 1989, Philippians, NIBC, NT Series, edited by W. Ward Gasque (Peabody, Mass.: Hendrickson), 4.
- ^ Wayne Jackson, 1987, The Book of Philippians: A Grammatical and Practical Study (Abilene, Tex.: Quality Publications), 13–17.
- ^ Ronald Russell, 1982, "Pauline Letter Structure in Philippians," Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 25.3 (Sept.): 297-98.
- ^ James L. Blevins, 1980, "Introduction to Philippians," Review and Expositor 77 (Summer): 317.
- ^ Outline
- ^ Philippians 2:5–11: Scripture taken from the New American Standard Bible, Copyright © 1960,1962,1963,1968,1971,1972,1973,1975,1977,1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission.
- ^ SECTION X. TESTIMONIES TO THE CANONICAL AUTHORITY OF THE FOURTEEN EPISTLES OF PAUL. Canon of the Old and New Testaments Ascertained, or The Bible Complete without the Apocrypha and Unwritten Traditions. Alexander, Archibald (1772–1851).
- ^ Where Christology began: essays on Philippians 2 by Ralph P. Martin, Brian J. Dodd 1998 ISBN 0-664-25619-8 pages 1–3
- ^ The knowledge of Christ Jesus by Veronica Koperski 1996 ISBN 90-390-0132-4 pages 5–17
- ^ The knowledge of Christ Jesus by Veronica Koperski 1996 ISBN 90-390-0132-4 pages 291–293
Further reading[edit]
- Abrahamsen, Valerie (March 1988). "Christianity and the Rock Reliefs at Philippi". Biblical Archaeologist 51 (1): 46–56. doi:10.2307/3210038.
- Barclay, William. 1975. The Letters to the Philippians, Colossians, and Thessalonians. Rev. ed. Daily Bible Study Series. Louisville, Ky.: Westminster.
- Barnes, Albert. 1949. Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians. Enlarged type edition. Edited by Robert Frew. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Baker.
- Black, David A. 1995. "The Discourse Structure of Philippians: A Study in Textlinquistics." Novum Testamentum 37.1 (Jan.): 16–49
- Blevins, James L. 1980. "Introduction to Philippians." Review and Expositor 77 (Sum.): 311-25.
- Brooks, James A. 1980. "Introduction to Philippians." Southwestern Journal of Theology 23.1 (Fall): 7–54.
- Bruce, Frederick F. 1989. Philippians. New International Biblical Commentary. New Testament Series. Edited by W. Ward Gasque. Peabody, Mass.: Hendrickson, 2002.
- Burton, Ernest De Witt. 1896. "The Epistles of the Imprisonment." Biblical World 7.1: 46–56.
- Elkins, Garland. 1976. "The Living Message of Philippians." Pages 171–80 in The Living Messages of the Books of the New Testament. Edited by Garland Elkins and Thomas B. Warren. Jonesboro, Ark.: National Christian.
- Garland, David E. 1985. "The Composition and Unity of Philippians: Some Neglected Literary Factors." Novum Testamentum 27.2 (April): 141-73.
- Hagelberg, Dave. 2007. Philippians: An Ancient Thank You Letter – A Study of Paul and His Ministry Partners' Relationship. English ed. Metro Manila: Philippine Challenge.
- Hawthorne, Gerald F. 1983. Philippians. Word Biblical Commentary 43. Edited by Bruce Metzger. Nashville, Tenn.: Nelson.
- Herrick, Greg. "Introduction, Background, and Outline to Philippians." Bible.org.
- Jackson, Wayne. 1987. The Book of Philippians: A Grammatical and Practical Study. Abilene, Tex.: Quality.
- Kennedy, H. A. A. 1900. "The Epistle to the Philippians." Expositor's Greek Testament. Vol. 3. Edited by W. Robertson Nicoll. New York, NY: Doran.
- Lenski, Richard C. H. 1937. The Interpretation of St. Paul's Epistles to the Galatians, to the Ephesians, and to the Philippians. Repr. Peabody, Mass.: Hendrickson, 2001.
- Lipscomb, David and J.W. Shepherd. 1968. Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians. Rev. ed. Edited by J.W. Shepherd. Gospel Advocated Commentary. Nashville, Tenn.: Gospel Advocate.
- Llewelyn, Stephen R. 1995. "Sending Letters in the Ancient World: Paul and the Philippians." Tyndale Bulletin 46.2: 337–56.
- Mackay, B. S. 1961. "Further Thoughts on Philippians." New Testament Studies 7.2 (Jan.): 161-70.
- Martin, Ralph P. 1959. The Epistle of Paul to the Philippians. Tyndale New Testament Commentaries. Ed. By R.V.G. Tasker. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 1977.
- Martin, Ralph P. 1976. Philippians. New Century Bible Commentary. New Testament. Edited by Matthew Black. Repr. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans.
- McAlister, Bryan. 2011. "Introduction to Philippians: Mindful of How We Fill Our Minds." Gospel Advocate 153.9 (Sept.): 12–13
- Mule, D. S. M. (1981). The Letter to the Philippians. Cook Book House.
- Müller, Jacobus J. 1955. The Epistle of Paul to the Philippians. New International Commentary on the New Testament. Ed. By Frederick F. Bruce. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eerdmans, 1991.
- Pelaez, I. N. (1970). A Epistle on the Philippians. Angel & Water;reprint, Angels new books, ed. Michael Angelo. (1987). Peabody, MA: Hendrickson.
- Dictionary of Paul and His Letters, s.v. "Philippians, Letter to the"
- Reicke, Bo. 1970. "Caesarea, Rome, and the Captivity Epistles." Pages 277–86 in Apostolic History and the Gospel: Biblical and Historical Essays Presented to F. F. Bruce. Edited by W. Ward Gasque and Ralph P. Martin. Exeter: Paternoster Press.
- Roper, David. 2003. "Philippians: Rejoicing in Christ." BibleCourses.com. Accessed: 3 Sept. 2011.
- Russell, Ronald. 1982. "Pauline Letter Structure in Philippians." Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 25.3 (Sept.): 295–306.
- Sanders, Ed. 1987. "Philippians." Pages 331–39 in New Testament Survey. Edited by Don Shackelford. Searcy, Ark.: Harding University.
- Sergio Rosell Nebreda, Christ Identity: A Social-Scientific Reading of Philippians 2.5–11 (Göttingen, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2011) (Forschungen zur Religion und Literatur des Alten und Neuen Testaments, 240).
- Swift, Robert C. 1984. "The Theme and Structure of Philippians." Bibliotheca Sacra 141 (July): 234-54.
- Synge, F.C. 1951. Philippians and Colossians. Torch Bible Commentaries. Edited by John Marsh, David M. Paton, and Alan Richardson. London: SCM, 1958.
- Thielman, Frank. 1995. Philippians. NIV Application Commentary. General Editor. Terry Muck. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Zondervan.
- Vincent, Marvin R. 1897. The Epistle to the Philippians and to Philemon. International Critical Commentary. Ed. By Samuel R. Driver, Alfred Plummer, Charles A. Briggs. Edinburgh: Clark, 1902.
- Vincent, Marvin R. Vincent's Word Studies in the New Testament. 4 vols. Peabody, Mass.: Hendrickson, n.d.
- Wallace, Daniel B. "Philippians: Introductions, Argument, and Outline." Bible.org.
- Walvoord, John F. 1971. Philippians: Triumph in Christ. Everyman's Bible Commentary. Chicago, Ill.: Moody.
This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Easton, Matthew George (1897). "article name needed". Easton's Bible Dictionary (New and revised ed.). T. Nelson and Sons.
External links[edit]
Online translations of the Epistle to the Philippians:
Online Study of Philippians:
- Letter to the Philippians Online Reading Room: Commentaries and other resources (Tyndale Seminary)
- Letter to the Philippians Online Reading Room: Commentaries and other resources (BiblicalStudies.org.uk)
- Letter to the Philippians Online Reading Room: Commentaries and other resources (NTGateway.com)
- Letter to the Philippians Online Reading Room: Commentaries and other resources (TextWeek.com)
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- Bible.org introduction to Philippians
- Sermons on Philippians
- "Epistle to the Philippians". Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company. 1913.
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New warnings to tell you about about cosmetic surgery procedures done overseas.
The -- and the number of people doing dramatically going up for instance South Africa as reporting a huge increase.
In patients doctor somebody is this a problem or are a lot of Americans going over and getting plastic surgical procedures done by doctors overseas because it's cheaper and you know and and are those doctors qualified to do it.
Well Rick I think 2013.
You have to look at medicine as real global and we have patience.
According to shoot educated they're going to look for the best doctors we have Americans that are flying out there and a lot of them -- coming over -- to get the best care.
But you know the truth is that medical tourism happens.
Number one reason is really the cost you have cardiac surgery that's going on in this country.
That will cost about a 15274000.
If you don't have insurance whereas in other countries in India Mexico others could be twenty to 30000 and that's one of the reasons.
What we're going there the other thing is access to they really have access to health care that's the second reason I finally quality of the surgery and availability.
We have for example when it comes a robotic surgery not too many countries out there have the technology available as -- especially as it might filled with prostate cancer so they may not have enough.
Experience -- the volume -- we have a lot of patients are coming in.
As a medical tourism but what I have to -- to the patient is if you're willing to do this if you're willing to go to other countries are -- here.
Look for the best doctor look at what kind enough.
It accreditation they have to have it done the residency is there malpractice.
Any kind of complications if you're going to go to a foreign hospital.
Is it really like -- -- accredited place are they using all of this very this sterilization.
Technique as the way we use over here.
-- cover yourself and make sure you know.
Who is doing your operation whether -- -- generous there assistant etc.
it's a complicated issue.
But as long as you're well educated and I think it's a good idea if one of your patients were to come to you doctor -- and Sam.
That gonna go in and you know getting my a nose done in South Africa whatever we were talking lovable or what would you say that what kind of question should they be -- well -- some of.
-- -- -- covered already one thing I would tell them don't combined with a vacation and the idea that you're gonna go on a safari and then also go to South Africa or go to Brazil and go to Rio and then go.
-- -- -- -- -- -- I'm not for -- I think you should keep straight about what some medical procedure where something can go wrong the Deloitte console console thing in 2009 said that.
Americans are going overseas some of them -- shots for malaria if they're going to Thailand.
It's 80% it's 20% less if you go to Thailand to India for heart procedures rather cost 20% of what of course here.
But do you get the same quality you get the same doctors that you know here now full disclosure.
I actually clear some patience for David for.
Procedures -- -- robotic surgery that come from all over the world but you know what they checked him out.
-- -- better than patients here have they know he's invested a checking from Israel they -- them from all over Europe.
You don't need they already come here knowing about his reputation that's what you have to do if you leave here to go somewhere.
I think that's a good point and doctors might let me ask you this all the questions that you both recommend that you ask of a -- surgeon.
He should ask if you're surgeon here about the hospital and go -- -- the hospital.
Ask about sterilization procedures.
But the other thing is when you go to these other places.
And you say don't combine it with eighty.
-- cosmetic surgery is surgery at -- you may -- need the anesthesia.
It's not not a vacation it's not a light thing.
You have to worry about all those -- 300%.
Then you've obviously we have a lot of technology -- here it's safe etc.
but look I think the medical tourism.
Looking at countries like India Mexico Singapore they are trying to compete with us -- are trying to really raise the quality of care.
I mean -- of hiding from this on both sides.
This will push us as surges to do a better job to really take of our patients.
For the hospital -- to really give them this concierge medicine to make them feel like they're not sick.
And are not really have to go through these holdings and -- season etc.
You know for my patients become year to get a great operation I put them on.
Facing Central Park because -- wanted to feel that they have cancer all of that is part of the psyche.
Off off not having cancer that is pleasing to try it but I think you don't have look at abdominal surgery or plastic surgery and John -- swimming pool.
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People live on edge, many of them ready to flee at a moment's notice. Those that have found refuge in camps or settlements near towns struggle to survive. Food aid is limited, medical services scarce and in many places humanitarian aid has actually deteriorated over the last two years. Continued Displacement As the conflict in Darfur becomes increasingly complex, and more and more armed groups pursuing different interests emerge, the violence shows no signs of diminishing. Camps for internally displaced people (IDP) litter the region, home to hundreds of thousands of people. MSF works in 11 of the largest camps, providing medical aid to around 300,000 displaced people as well as thousands of other displaced people who have gathered to form settlements near towns like Kebkabiya or Serif Umra. People are still being displaced on an almost daily basis. In many of the places where MSF works new arrivals are putting more pressure on an already fragile situation. "The aid that was implemented in Zalingei, West Darfur, in 2005 is still the same," explains MSF Medical Coordinator Mathilde Berthelot, "but the situation has changed dramatically. There are now more than 100,000 people here and hundreds of new people have been arriving every month for the last two years. For example, a number of nomadic families have come and settled in a new camp, which is now home to 15,000 people. Some of the newly displaced families have problems registering for food distributions, so the older displaced families have to share their rations with the new comers. Aid organizations need to adapt to the changes that are happening in Darfur" In some parts of Darfur worrying signs of malnutrition are emerging. Food aid is being distributed, but it is not enough. Between July and September 2007 the number of severely malnourished children admitted to Zalingei hospital and Niertiti health center was three times higher than during the same period in 2006. This is the first time in three years that MSF teams have seen an increase in malnutrition in these areas. MSF has responded by admitting more children into its hospital program and by opening outpatient nutritional program. Hundreds of children are being treated on a weekly basis. Challenges and Frustrations Working in Darfur has its multitude of challenges and frustrations. MSF staff are faced with huge needs but also huge limits on what they are able to do. In a number of towns people are completely cut off from assistance. This is the case in Kaguro, a town in the Jebel Si at the foot of the Jebel Mara, which is controlled by rebel groups. The roads are so dangerous that the only way to get to Kaguro, and many other places in Darfur, is by helicopter. MSF is the only medical organization working in Kaguro. The health clinic is stretched to capacity, providing on average 3,500 consultations every month. Patients sometimes walk for 5 or 6 hours to get to the clinic, often at great personal risk. In the next few months MSF will attempt to open more health posts in the Kaguro area so that people will not have to make such long, dangerous journeys to receive medial care. Many towns where MSF works are like enclaves, with the civilian population unable to leave. Patients, especially men, fear for their lives when crossing the frontline from rebel-held land into government controlled territory or vice versa. In towns like Kaguro or Kutrum referring patients who need surgery, such as people injured in fighting or women who need cesarean sections, to hospitals in Kebkabiya or Niertiti is difficult. MSF is unable to take them by car as the roads are unsafe. At times MSF staff have not had the facilities or equipment to treat some conditions and have had no option other than suggesting that patients make their own travel arrangements to get to a major government hospital. Unable to Provide Continuous Assistance In some parts of Darfur, humanitarian aid has decreased over the last two years, either because it is too dangerous for aid organizations to start work, or because they have been forced to evacuate for security reasons. The latter is the case in Tawila, a remote town in North Darfur, where MSF has recently started working in three camps — Dali, Argo and Rwanda. These camps, home to around 33,000 displaced people, are on the outskirts of Tawila, located around the African Union base where people felt a bit safer. In the past a number of organizations worked in Tawila, but by April of this year they had all left because of the ongoing insecurity. An estimated 35,000 people were left behind with no medical assistance. MSF started running mobile clinics in the camps, but the team had to be evacuated due to security incidents six weeks later and was only able to return to Tawila in mid October. And Tawila is no exception. The insecurity regularly forces MSF to evacuate its international staff, leaving the population with little or no assistance. The only way that MSF is able to continue providing medical care is through the dedication and hard work of the organization's Sudanese staff. When armed groups attacked the town of Muhajariya, in South Darfur, on October 8 and 9, MSF had no choice but to evacuate 16 of its staff. While local Sudanese staff continued to treat around 100 patients a day, more than 35,000 people living in Muhajariya and its immediate vicinity were directly affected by these attacks and were in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. A skeleton team with additional medical supplies returned to the town two weeks later to support the main clinic and continue with mobile clinics for thousands displaced north of town. On the morning of October 18, ongoing tension between different factions inside Kalma camp, one of Darfur's largest IDP camps, erupted in a violent clash between unidentified armed groups. Thousands of people fled to the surrounding bush and other camps or villages in the area. MSF, which has worked in Kalma since 2004, had to leave the camp to avoid being caught in the crossfire. Three days later the MSF team was able to restart activities and is now carrying out roughly 250 consultations per day, half at a clinic in the camp and half through a mobile team who are trying to reach the people who fled the camp. Large numbers of people appear to have left three of the camp's eight sectors; they have either moved to other sectors or left the camp. Conclusion Working in Darfur is a constant challenge. Aid organizations must be flexible and ready to respond to the difficulties of providing assistance in such a rapidly changing, complex, and unstable environment. Yet the frustrations and restrictions that MSF's staff face are nothing compared to what our patients endure on a daily basis. Four years on, with significant international attention on the crisis, the situation on the ground in Darfur only seems to be getting worse. |


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By Jenna Fryer The Associated Press
TALLADEGA, Ala. - Tony Stewart tried to block his way to victory at Talladega Superspeedway.
It backfired, badly.
The "big one" came on the last lap Sunday, when Stewart's attempt to hold on for the win instead sent his car sailing through the field and triggered a 25-car accident. Daytona 500 winner Matt Kenseth won under caution, and everyone else was left wondering what happened to cause so much carnage.
"It's not safe. It's not. It's bloodthirsty," Dale Earnhardt Jr. said. "If that's what people want, that's ridiculous."
Stewart took full responsibility for causing the accident. He had charged to the lead on the first lap of a two-lap sprint to the finish, but got too far ahead of the pack to hang on to any drafting partners.
Kenseth was charging on the outside of him and Michael Waltrip was leading a line of traffic on the inside. Stewart was blocking all over the track, and said he mistakenly chopped across the front of Waltrip's car to trigger the accident.
The contact hooked Stewart to send him into a spin, and his car lifted into the air and sailed on its roof and then on its side over several other cars. It created chaos through the pack, which was running three-wide in a frantic dash to the finish.
"I just screwed up. I turned down and cut across Michael and crashed the whole field," Stewart said. "It was my fault, blocking and trying to stay where I was at.
"I was trying to win the race and I was trying to stay ahead of Matt there and Michael got a great run on the bottom and had a big head of steam, and when I turned down, I turned across the front of his car. Just a mistake on my part but cost a lot of people a bad day."
Stewart gamely waved to the crowd as he climbed from his battered car, while Jimmie Johnson sat on the ledge of Earnhardt's window for a lift back to the garage. Everywhere they looked, they saw crumpled cars.
Five-time Talladega winner Earnhardt said enough is enough with the carnage. He was credited with a 20th-place finish that dropped him four spots in the standings to 11th.
"If this was what we did every week, I wouldn't be doing it," he said. "I'll just put it to you that way. If this was how we raced every week, I'd find another job."
Jeff Gordon was scored in second-place and Kyle Busch in third, but NASCAR was sorting the final order almost an hour after the finish.
"That was the craziest, craziest finish I've ever experienced at Talladega," Gordon said. "It was just insane. I remember when coming to Talladega was fun, and I haven't experienced that in a long time. That was bumper-cars at 200 mph. I don't know anybody who likes that."
Indeed, series points leader Brad Keselowski said he was holding on trying to stay in the bottom lane because he figured that would be his escape route when the inevitable accident happened. He was credited with a seventh-place finish, but his Penske Racing team had a photo that showed Keselowski on the apron in fourth with the caution lights on - when the field should have been frozen. Both owner Roger Penske and team president Tim Cindric believed the driver wasn't awarded the proper finish.
Still, Keselowski left Talladega with a 14-point lead over Johnson with six races to go in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship.
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we sailed for the 1 and 1/2 hour coast trip with 3 children - it was wonderful with the gentleman doing the talking really knowing his stuff ! good value for money - well worth it
we sailed for the 1 and 1/2 hour coast trip with 3 children - it was wonderful with the gentleman doing the talking really knowing his stuff ! good value for money - well worth it
We really enjoyed this boat trip, the staff on the boat were really friendly and we learned loads about the local area. We were lucky enough to see Dave the dolphin :)
we really enjoyed the boat trip from ilfracombe, we didnt get a pic of the dolphine but my son got a video which sadly we cant upload on here, but it was spectacular, and well worth a tenner each!
My children were desperate to go on a boat trip and the Ilfracombe Princess looked perfect. We only paid £30 for a family of 6 with young children. The seating was good and even fully loaded it didnt feel crowded. the ships crew were freindly and had plenty of knowledge on the local area. We saw a dolphin, sea birds... More
Really enjoyed our trip, did the 1 hour Combe Martin tour. Will do longer Hartland Point one next time. Impressed by staff, on the phone they discussed my requirements and suggested that has we had 5 under 5s in the group the 45 min or 1 hour tour would be best, and they were right, coming up to the end... More
Very enjoyable 1.5hr trip (£36 for family of four) which included a tour of the coastline east of Ilfracombe. On arriving in Combe Martin we saw the local Dolphin doing his stuff in and out of the waves in the bay, alongside a flotilla of kayaks and a sea safari boat. We circled the dolphin for about 20-30mins which was... More
Excellent boat trip, very pleasant and the skipper very imformative, we stopped for a while, so we could get to see Dave the Dolphin, which was spectacular, well worth a trip
Despite having to wait all day due to not booking, it was well worth the wait. They are very organised and get people on and off the boat in a very methodical manner. The boat is clean with plenty of seating and standing areas for viewing all that the pilot explains across a very loud and clear microphone system. And... More
Went went on the boat trip during a stay in woolacombe it was very interesting and informative with stunning views . The beaches across the coastline were unspoilt and beautiful, and we even managed to see "Dave" the dolphin several times. Well worth the money. Book in advance as at peak times its very busy.
Good value at £12 pp for 1/half hour tour, the tour guide was very informative and we got to see a dolphin. Enjoyable.
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MANCELONA -- A cross-country ski race in Antrim County is cancelled due to a lack of snow.
Officials in Mancelona made the decision to cancel the White Pine Stampede Wednesday. This weekend would have been the 35th year of the race.
The competition would have started at the Mancelona High School and finished at Shanty Creek Resort. Tuesday, the race was scaled back from 40 kilometers to 20 kilometers due to the forecast, but trail conditions forced officials to cancel it all together Wednesday.
7&4 News is told 140 racers signed up for this year's event, which was a lower number than previous years.
There is also growing concern about the I-500 snowmobile race which takes place Saturday in Sault Ste. Marie. 7&4 Storm Team Meteorologist Joe Charlevoix says Sault Ste. Marie normally has about 85.4 inches of snowfall by February 1. This year however, the area has received more than two and a half feet less, with total accumulation so far at 54.3 inches.
The forecast for Sault Ste. Marie: Outside of a few flurries, NO snow forecasted through at least February 11th. Temperatures rest of this week into the weekend will be in the upper-20's/low-30's with overnight lows this weekend in the mid/upper-teens.
The North American Vasa is scheduled to take place Feb. 11 in Grand Traverse County.
Officials with the Traverse Area Recreation and Transportation Trails are asking people to stay off the groomed portion of the Vasa Pathway until temperatures drop below freezing. Officials report the base is still thin in many spots and any damaged caused by users will be very hard and perhaps impossible to repair until new snow falls.
Normally Traverse City sees about 70-inches of snowfall by February 1. Actual snowfall so far this year is 32.9-inches. Traverse City is running 37.1" behind on snow. That's a little over three feet!
The forecast for the Traverse City area: A rare flurry is possible, but the same… no snow/rain forecasted through at least February 11th-12th if even at that time. Highs this week into the weekend remaining in the upper-30's/low to mid-40's with mid-20's for lows.


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Happy 50th, Oscar!
had a birthday a couple of days ago, but doesn't have his birthday registered with the forum, so it didn't show
up. The big 50!
O works tirelessly around the forum. How about a big woop woop woop for Oscar!
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Happy 50th, Oscar!
If a guy's a cocksucker in his life, when he dies, he don't become a saint. - Morris Levy, Hitmen
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So the Big O reaches the Big
Well, since I can't give you 50 punches...I'll give you 50 posts to delete!
Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday Oscar!
A wise person learns more from a fool than a fool from a wise person.
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Happy birthday Oscar. How about
giving him a lifetime 50 percent discount for his efforts?
Oscar? here it comes:Happy Belated Birthday to
youHappy Birthday to youHappy Birthday
dear OscarHappy Birthday to
youuuuu!And many Moreeeeeeeeeee~~~~I
hope you had a great Birthday.You tried to keep it a secret but thanks to
Bruce you didn't get away with
email="lol@Pancho"]lol@Pancho[/email] You did scared me for a minute! I guess that
could of been his Bday gift?hehe
A great pleasure in life is doing what people say you can not do."
happy b-day oscar!!!!
*sonic jumps out of a cake singing happy b-day*
Happy Belated Birthday
Oscar... Too bad you didnt' share with us your day.. LOL.. Hope you had a great one hun.. Hugssssss
Happy belated Birthday to ya, ya
young whippersnapper!!! Hope your day was full of mones, and hot younger hotties
May you be blessed with a healthy 50 mo!
Never argue with ignorant people! They pull you down to THEIR level, and then they BEAT YOU with experience. Who said that!? I don't know, but tis gold I tell'ya!!
Happy Birthday buddy, here's
to many more
what are u, sweeet 16?? lol
Sorry I missed it. Happy B-day,
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By: Dan Levy
BROADALBIN - Not everyone in Broadalbin knew Dawn Hocksprung personally, but by knowing family or friends or, perhaps, high school classmates, everybody knew "of her". In a community like that, when one family is feeling pain, everyone feels the pain. That was the backdrop for Thursday night's commemorative candlelight vigil.
It was a night when the distance from Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut and the Great Sacanadaga Lake in upstate New York got a lot closer, all thanks to Sandy Hook's hallway hero Dawn Hocksprung.
The human prayer chain stretched from the Presbyterian Church on West Main Street all the way to Saint Joseph's Church on North Main. More than 500 people, with candles flickering, bundled up elbow-to-elbow, on a December night, along a sidewalk of solidarity for Hocksprung and the 25 other victims of Sandy Hook.
"Knowing that we have the support of the community she grew up in and the community where she was planning on retiring is just amazing," said Melanie Buhrmaster-Bunch, Dawn's cousin and one of her best friends.
Leading the vigil march were Dawn's family members, including her mother, Cheryl Lafferty, who said the thoughts and prayers from the community have lifted her family's spirits at a difficult time.
Buhrmaster-Bunch said she's not surprised hearing heroic tales involving her cousin's final moments.
"We knew her as a person, we knew how wonderful she was, but hearing stories from others just affirmed what we already knew," she said. "She would do anything for (her students) and if she knew someone was trying to harm them, she would stand up and do anything she could to make sure that her children were safe."
During the vigil, church bells rang out 26 times, in memory of each of the victims of Sandy Hook.
"It's just not Dawn's family, it's for all the families this is our way of saying, "God rest you," said Sandy Bruse, one of the events co-organizers.
"It's so horrific to begin with, you ache more when you find out that it's one of your own," said Katie Bolibaugh, another co-organizer. "These are small numbers and it's amazing when something so huge that has impacted the world is felt here in Broadalbin."
Dawn Hochsprung's mother, Cheryl Lafferty, Dawn's aunt and uncle, along with several cousins still live in Broadalbin.
Dawn was one of five staff members and 20 children who died in the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School last Friday.
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Building Bridges to a Better Future
For the first time in 2002 human development indicators have been analyzed for Kosovo. This first Report takes stock of the human development status in the region and introduces the general concept of human-oriented development to Kosovans. By developing these baseline indicators, the Report is meant to help assess the success of long-term policies designed to improve living standards in Kosovo. Although Kosovo's long-term political status remains sensitive, the region is striving to reach levels of development comparable to other areas and countries in the region and elsewhere in Europe. The first HDR contributes to these efforts. Year: 2002 |
The Rise of the Citizen: Challenges and Choices
The HDR for Kosovo 2004 will provide an excellent opportunity to deepen our understanding of Human Development and how it applies to Kosovo. Whilst the first report established a base-line, this second report will explore in greater detail one particular aspect of Human Development and how this pertains to Kosovo. The proposed theme reflects a judgement that in 2004 key issues of public debate are likely to include: Assembly elections (in November 2004); an accelerated transfer of competencies to the PISG in 2003; decreasing international assistance and oversight; consolidation of the democratisation process; and an ongoing debate about decentralization. To be valuable, the HDR must be topical therefore this context is important.
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A new generation for a new Kosovo
The new report provides an excellent opportunity to deepen our understanding of human development and how it applies to Kosovo. Whilst the first report established a base-line, the second report explored in greater detail the differences in development in Kosovan population. The KHDR 2006 report explores the human development concerns of one of the most critical segments of Kosovo society, the youth, which represent both the potential wealth of the Kosovo society for accelerated development and, at the same time, a major potential risk if it is not approached adequately. This report also assess whether there have been improvements in human development since 2002 and identify different development challenges that have emerged since first KHDR report. Year: 2006 |
This report presents the first study undertaken on the impacts of energy on human development in Kosovo. The key objective of the report is to contribute inputs to future policy and management decision-making in the energy sector that will support economically, socially and environmentally sustainable energy development in Kosovo. To this end, the preparation for the report sought to gain a better understanding
Year: 2007 |
After a close look at what we mean when we say "civil society" and what we mean when we say "development," the report goes on to explore the history of civil society in Kosovo, its legal context, and ways it can influence public policy. Next, it looks at civil society through the eyes of the government and the general public, before discussing ways that CSOs can effectively work together with the government, with each other, and with the media, and ways they can influence and benefit from the European integration process. The final two chapters suggest improvements that CSOs should strive for and explore the potential of Community Driven Human Development in Kosovo. Year: 2008 |
The Report examines traditional socio-economic indicators, from poverty and unemployment to health and education, from the perspective of social inclusion. It explores how discrimination – deliberate or otherwise – affects Kosovo's socio-economic balance, its political process and its EU-orientated policy goals. It also identifies social groups feeling the bite of exclusion more deeply than others. These groups risk becoming Kosovo's invisible population unless they are moved quickly up the policy prioritization ladder and made the primary focus of Kosovo's development agenda: the long-term unemployed, disadvantaged children and youth, rural women, Kosovo-Roma, Askhali and Egyptian (RAE) communities, people with special needs. Finally, it offers some recommendations on how the move towards a more inclusive society might be managed, as a fundamental precursor to other economic and political progress. Year: 2010 |
The Kosovo HDR 2012 focuses on the linkages between human development and private sector expansion showing that private sector growth is intricately connected with Kosovo's social context and that it needs to be built from a much wider and fairer base than currently to unleash the real potential of Kosovo's market place. A new survey on Enterprise Barriers was prepared and conducted by Riinvest with a representative sample of 600 business owners across the reach of Kosovo, and results tested through focus groups with wider audiences. Year: 2012 |
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