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The workflow changes also a little when a human being is in the photo. We will explore more Photoshop options in that project.
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The workflow for panorama is very powerful as we will get the best out of the raw files before merging. One of my most popular photo.
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This is the most powerful workflow I have learned. Blending several exposures using Photoshop instead of using an HDR software. We get the dynamic range back with a more natural result
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So I am considering taking a prep course through either Kaplan, Princeton Review, or Powerscore and am trying to justify spending a grand or so. I was wondering if any of you have taken these courses or anything similar, and if so, felt that they helped you significantly. Any input would be greatly appreciated. My last practice test score was a 157. and I plan on taking the LSAT in October. Thanks
Has anyone heard of any online prep courses? I am planning to take the October LSAT, but will be out of the country until October 1. I took a full Kaplan practice test walking in off of the street, because I wanted to see what I would get without studying at all. I scored 155. What would you all suggest as my best study route considering that I won't be able to take a class?


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NGO Site Tours
We wanted guests at the Pathways to Resilience conference to be able to learn a bit more about the incredible work that some Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) are doing in South Africa. While there are a number of different NGOs doing amazing work, we have chosen to highlight the Etafeni Day Care Centre Trust, Community Action for a Safer Environment (CASE) and the Desmond Tutu Foundation Youth Centre.
Visits to these sites will happen on Tuesday, June 13th, 2017. All buses will be leaving from Century City Conference Centre at 12:15pm SAST.
The Etafeni Centre has developed a replicable model of holistic sustainable community-based care for AIDS-affected and vulnerable children and their caregivers. It is situated in Nyanga, one of the oldest black townships in Cape Town. As an impoverished community, the people of Nyanga face severe unemployment and alarming rates of HIV/AIDS. Once known as having the highest crime rate in Cape Town, Nyanga is slowly improving through the efforts of community members who are working hard to alleviate poverty and create job opportunities.
You are invited to meet the youth involved in Etafeni's Fit for Life, Fit for Work program, After School program, and the women of the Income Generation craft centre. Three small shuttle buses will take 36 people to Etafeni in Nyanga for an afternoon's visit to have a simple, traditional lunch with the people of the centre, learn of the Etafeni program, a conversation with the youth, children and women involved, and a stop at the centre's craft shop. Nyanga is a township that is 30 minutes' drive from the city centre.
Cost: $25 CAD (R350) per visitor.
Please note that that since we are a year out from the tours, and the highly volatile fuel market there is a slight chance prices may change closer to date.
Community Action for a Safer Environment (CASE)
Started by one of our Hot Topic Debate speakers, Lane Benjamin, CASE seeks to break the cycle of crime and violence in which young people live by equipping community members to reorganize and respond appropriately to both the causes and effects of crime and violence in their community. It is based in Hanover Park, a neighbourhood developed to enable the Apartheid policies of segregation, situated 20 minutes out of Cape Town with high levels of unemployment, gang activity and substance dependence. Based within a series of converted shipping containers on the grounds of a local High School, CASE runs after school and youth programs, men's groups, support groups, women's wellness activities using counselling, life skills and group support to create a positive community.
You are invited to meet the community members involved in CASE's program. One small shuttle bus will take 12 people to CASE in Hanover Park for an afternoon's visit.
Cost: $25 CAD (R350) per visitor.
Please note that that since we are a year out from the tours, and the highly volatile fuel market there is a slight chance prices may change closer to date.
Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation Youth Centre
The Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation has worked in Masiphumelele, an under-resourced community south of Cape Town, for more than twelve years. The Youth Centre is a project that grew from this relationship in response to the needs of young people in the area. The goal is to give adolescents the tools and the confidence to make healthy life choices and to assist them in developing their potential. The Youth Centre does this through offering a safe, healthy environment where youth aged 12-22 from diverse communities can gather, learn, and play and access friendly sexual and reproductive health care. The project is housed within the Desmond Tutu HIV Centre at the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Cape Town, which is an accredited research grouping with the purpose to lessen the impact of the HIV epidemic on individuals, families and communities, through innovation and is committed to the pursuit of excellence in research, treatment, training and prevention of HIV and related infections in Southern Africa.
You are invited to meet the staff and youth of the centre. One small shuttle bus will take 12 people from Century City to the Youth Centre for an afternoon's visit. The hours' drive to Masipumelele is particularly scenic moving from the city along the Atlantic seaboard, Hout Bay, and Chapman's Peak. Keeping the time of day in mind the shuttle will stop briefly at the Fisherman's Wharf in Hout Bay where attendees can purchase a lunch. Alternatively, attendees are welcome to bring a snack or lunch with them as well. The shuttle bus will return on the southerly side of the mountain.
Cost: $25 CAD (R350) per visitor.
Please note that that since we are a year out from the tours, and the highly volatile fuel market there is a slight chance prices may change closer to date.
Visit Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation Youth Centre's Website
Please note that the costs cover a donation of $10 CAD (R120) per person to the host organization. The remainder of the charges are at a cost recovery basis to cover the cost of transportation to and from the site.


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The Superdiners give San Diego's restaurant scene a lot of love. Here they weigh in on ways to improve it. From ingredients to fads they just wish would go away, they name the worst restaurant trends of the year.
"I love hamburgers as much as the next person, but enough already. Please put the kibosh on opening burger joints. Maybe a chicken-fried steak joint instead? You can have it your way in a potato bun with sausage gravy. That's all American too, right? As long as we're on the subject it's REALLY time to pull the life support on truffle fries." — Andrew Spurgin, chef/partner Campine – A Culinary + Cocktail Conspiracy
"I am not a fan of the cake pop. Cake suffers when you smash it like a piece of Wonder Bread, poke it with a stick, and coat it with a heavy sugar icing. Visual appeal is important — they look cute all bunched together in a bouquet — but taste is more important I think." —Tina Luu, pastry chef, food lecturer at the Art Institute of California San Diego
"Worst trend? Restaurants closing. The graveyard is cluttered. It's never fun to see good kitchen and service staff out of work and good chefs on the sidelines. Sadly, this will continue to be the worst trend." — Gerald "Dex" Poindexter, publicist, avid diner (Twitter @SuperDinerDex)
"Comfort food. Hopefully next year we'll see more out-of-the-ordinary dining experiences, and people will be more daring and try new foods and flavors." — William Bradley, executive chef at Addison
"The continued rise in popularity of cheese and charcuterie plates, but I get it. I just think it is so boring to order something someone just slices off and serves you…" — Jeff Josenhans, director of beverage outlets and sommelier at U.S. Grant Hotel
"Molecular cooking has come and gone (that's more like 2009 and '10's worst trend, but we are a bit slow in San Diego). Yes, some chefs do it well. Yes, people had fun with liquid nitrogen, and foam had its moment of glory, but let's keep it in my cappuccino! Ingredients? Truffle oil: Get rid of this crap, please! And pork belly, I know it's inexpensive but wine bars should leave it to the pros..." — Fabrice Poigin, private chef, restaurant consultant
"Worst trend: Specialty food companies trying to make traditional sweet foods savory. Cheese-and-bacon cupcakes; salami-flavored marshmallows, etc. Who asked for this? Clearly attention-getting shock-value over taste." — Charles Kaufman, baker, owner of Bread & Cie Café (Twitter @BreadnCieBakery)
"This may not be a popular answer but food trucks! Over the last two years food trucks have exploded onto the scene, and have become a hot new trend. The mobile kitchens are everywhere; unfortunately most of them just aren't that good, just like regular restaurants. Eventually foodies will sort them out, and the superior ones will survive." — Bill Sysak, beverage supervisor at Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens
"Does every restaurant at every level need a burger? Can we make fries with truffle salt the exception rather than the rule? While I love a great burger as much as the next diner, I don't think the aroma of burgers and fries adds to the fine-dining experience. There's a time and a place, people!" — Catt White, farmers market manager (Twitter @LIMercato)
"Don't get me wrong, I love a good burger, but how many burger venues does one town really need? (Please note, I truly think all of the places listed below serve GREAT burgers—no hard feelings!)
Phase 1: The original SD burger joint rotation: Hodad's, Crazee Burger, Rocky's and of course, In-n-Out.
Phase 2: The "Burger Bar" eruption: Nicky Rotten's, Neighborhood and The Corner come to mind.
Phase 3: The "restaurant burger" trend: Jayne's Gastropub, The Pearl Hotel, Urban Solace, Ritual Tavern…
Phase 4 (circa 2011): The upscale burger chain infestation: Burger Lounge, Smash Burger, The Counter, Five Guys, SD Burger Company, etc." — Sara Hanson, fine wine specialist and blogger (thesarkuswineblog.com)
"Craft beer bandwagoners. The industry's soaring and, like most copycat business owners in SD, that means folks with zero devotion to the craft, or nowhere near the skill needed to do it right, are getting involved. Without naming names (so tempting), restos looking to get in on an assumed sure thing are putting on mediocre beer that's not stored, served or explained correctly. Worse yet, new breweries are open that have no business producing their substandard and, at times, downright unhealthy beers beyond the safe confines of their garages." — Brandon Hernández, food writer (Twitter @offdutyfoodie)
"This might be a bit out of left field: 'Mixology' is a goofy trend. Unlike the formal education of becoming a chef, and the detailed critical evaluations of restaurants, the bar lacks credentials. So does its bartenders. Until we adopt more of the aforementioned evaluative measures, we'll never get cred. And the self-proclaimed 'Mixologists' – a name as silly as it is irrelevant – aren't helping. If anything, it's an elitist approach, and effectively marginalizes others with great potential. We should also be mindful that mixing a delicious drink isn't the only duty of a great bartender." — Anthony Schmidt, bartender at Noble Experiment
"New burger joints are popping up EVERYWHERE. Five Guys, Smashburger, Stacked, Slater's 50/50, The Counter... but I'm not a huge fan of any of them. Give me a cheeseburger, animal style from In-N-Out and I'm happy. I've tried all the spots I just mentioned and as fancy as some of their burgers were, they either lacked the flavors I normally like in a simple burger or they were just a hot mess to eat because all the ingredients slid off the patty." — Joanne Arellano, human resources professional, avid Yelper, avid diner
"In Design: How much "reclaimed" wood is out there anyway? In Food: Too many short ribs! They are like "crack on a plate" and "almost" anyone can make them." — J. Dean Loring, co-owner of Burger Lounge
"The "retro" cocktail thing is kinda lame. So "Mad Men" is a big hit, why do all cocktails that have been around a long time have to become so special all of the sudden. "Glee" is a big hit…are we going to have singing servers everywhere next year?!" — Dave Morgan, CPA, avid diner
"This trend hasn't soared yet, but it's on the horizon: iPad menus. I love my iPad, but ordering a meal or getting wine recommendations on an iPad while you're actually sitting inside the restaurant smacks of gimmick. Isn't that what waiters and sommeliers are for?" — Susan Russo, cookbook author, blogger (foodblogga.blogspot.com)
"Shelling beans. C'mon, they're just common, regular, old, ordinary beans (phaseolus vulagaris), the same beans used to make frijoles or Navy Bean soup. Yet, all of sudden, they are "gracing" dishes from sea bass to duck confit at the toniest of eateries. What, did we run out of fava beans?" —Gary W. Schons, local prosecutor, avid diner
"At the beginning of 2011 hot dog concepts were on many lists as the replacement for burger concepts. Really? Some have already come and gone in many cities. For the true classic dog, stick with Pink's in LA, especially for the late night snack." — Randee Stratton, real estate broker, avid diner
"Of course we get tired of seeing ingredients and techniques being overdone. But this is how we evolve. Do I want to order truffle oil sous-vide French fries from a farm-to-table, eco-friendly, pop-up food truck? Not so much. But I appreciate all of those who set the trends, and even the chefs that exasperate them. Because this forces us to create, re-visit and push boundaries." — Ricardo Heredia, executive chef at Alchemy Restaurant
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Billy Ott capped off a four-year career at Cal State Northridge by becoming the third pitcher to throw a complete game, the third time the right-hander had accomplished the feat ... appeared in 20 games and was named starter four times ... saved three of CSUN's eight games ... threw 64.0 innings, the second-highest total by a Matador pitcher this season, struckout 45 batters, and picked-off two runners ... struck-out three batters in 2.2 IP vs. Southern (2/20) ... earned his first win on the season against East Carolina, tying his career high in strikeouts after fanning seven batters (3/10) ... pitched 1.0 inning, allowed only one hit, and earned his first save of the season at Seattle (3/19) ... pitched another inning and did not allow a hit or run at Seattle (3/20) ... struckout another six batters in his 5.1 innings pitched in his second victory of the season vs. Sacramento State (3/28) ... threw 5.0 innings and struckout three batters vs. UC Irvine (4/3) ... pitched 3.0 shutout innings and struckout four vs. Cal State Bakersfield (4/10) ... struck out two in 1.2 innings of work vs. SDSU (4/13) ... threw two full innings and struckout a batter vs. UC Davis (5/2) ... struck out five in 4.1 innings of work at UC Santa Barbara (5/8) ... allowed zero earned runs in his 3.2 innings on the mound at UC Riverside (5/15) ... threw a season-high 7.2 innings and allowed only two runs for a no-decision in CSUN's 3-2 victory over Long Beach State (5/21) ... in his final appearance on the mound as a Matador, Ott went the distance and struckout two batters, throwing a season-high 101 pitches in the process.
Earned Academic All-Big West Spring Sports Team honors ... pitched 3.0 innings of no-hit ball and struck out two batters en route towards earning his first save of the season vs. Pepperdine (2/21) ... pitched 4.1 innings and picked up another three strikeouts vs. Loyola Marymount (2/24) ... threw 4.0 innings and picked up his second save vs. Texas Tech (2/28) ... struckout three batters for the third consecutive appearance vs. Evansville (3/4) ... allowed only one hit during his 2.0 innings pitched in-relief vs. San Jose State (3/14) ... struckout seven batters and allowed only seven hits in 8.0 innings for his first win of the season vs. Columbia (3/19) ... allowed only four hits in 6.0 innings and had zero earned runs in his start at Long Beach State (4/19) ... became the first Matador to throw a nine-inning complete game this season vs. UC Riverside (4/26) ... struckout four batters and allowed seven hits scattered throughout 6.0 innings at UC Irvine (5/3) ... struckout six batters in 6.2 innings pitched in the Matador's come-from-behind 5-4 win vs. USC (5/10) ... struckout three batters in 5.0 innings during the Matador's 10-9 victory vs. Pacific (5/17) ... struckout one batter in 1.0 innings pitched at UC Davis (5/24) ... threw the second-highest amount of innings (75.2), struckout a team-high fifty-one batters, and picked-off four runners throughout the 2009 season.
Ott was one of two Matadors who were named to the 2008 Big West Academic All-Conference Spring Sports Team ... made 17 appearances and started in seven games for Northridge ... finished with a 1-5 record ... in 41.1 innings pitched Ott recorded 23 strikeouts ... struckout two batters, allowed zero earned runs, and only gave up two hits in 5.0 innings pitched in a shutout victory at UCLA (4/15) ... allowed only three hits, zero earned runs, and struckout five batters in 5.0 innings vs. UNLV (4/29).
Ott made 14 appearances in relief for the Matadors, second-most among freshman ... went a season-long 4.0 innings on Feb. 14 against Fresno State, surrendering zero earned runs on four hits, earning his first save ... tossed at least one full inning 11 times ... provided two innings of scoreless relief against UCLA on Apr. 22.
A two-sport athlete for the Patriots, Ott pitched and played center on the basketball team ... garnered first team All-CIF, All-Academy League, and Academy League MVP as a senior ... helped lead his squad to league championships in each of his four seasons ... posted 83 strikeouts as a senior.
Born February 20, 1988 in La Palma, Calif. ... parents are Cheryl and Bill Ott ... favorites include the Los Angeles Angels, former Dodger great Orel Hershiser, actor Bill Murray, and crunch rolls ... greatest sports moment is recording 14 strikeouts one game and pitching a no-hitter in the next ... most embarassing moment is tripping over second base and spraining his ankle on his first home run ... likes to read when he has time to relax ... major is Political Science.


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Data Center Expert | Troubleshooting SNMP Communication Issues to Devices
Troubleshooting SNMP communications issues between Data Center Expert and monitored devices.
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StruxureWare Data Center Expert (DCE)
StruxureWare Central (SWC)
InfraStruxure Central (ISXC)
DCE, SWC, & ISXC (All versions)
There are a number of reasons StruxureWare Data Center Expert (DCE) may not be able to communicate with a device. This could occur during discovery or communications could be lost some time later. The following document outlines configuration options as well as what you may want to check to verify proper SNMP communications.
StruxureWare DCE can communicate to APC and non APC SNMP devices alike. Since different devices may have different configuration options or may have similar options in different places, we will try to focus on device configurations for APC devices.
Initial Configuration for discovery:
The device must first have SNMP enabled.
For SNMP version 1 on NMC 6.X firmware: Configuration-->Network->SNMP V1--> Access.
For SNMP version 3 on NMC 6.X firmware, Configuration-->Network->SNMP V3--> Access.
SNMP v1
Once enabled we need the read community name to access information on the device using SNMP version one. For "Priority Scanning" of APC devices we also need the write community name. On version 6 firmware on an APC NMC (Network Management Card), this would be found under: Configuration --> Network --> SNMP V1 --> Access Control.
There are Listings for the community names, the type of access (read/write) as well as a place to specify an NMS IP. Should an IP or range be specified, only those systems will be allowed to use these community names. For troubleshooting purposes, this is best left at all zeros which will allow it to be read by any system. After communications is established, these options can be changed to be more restrictive.
SNMP v3
For SNMP version 3 configuration, you would go to the following menu: Configuration-->Network->SNMP V3--> User Profiles.
Security for SNMP version 3 includes User Name, Authentication Passphrase, Privacy Passphrase, Authentication Protocol, and Privacy Protocol. This must be noted and will be required to communicate with StruxureWare if you device to use this version of SNMP. Only 1 version should be enabled on an APC device at a time. Once configured, you can enable each profile individually and associate it with a specific NMS IP in the same way you did with SNMP version one. This is configured under: Configuration-->Network->SNMP V3--> Access Control.
DDF file:
StruxureWare also needs a Device Definition File or DDF file. Without a DDF file, the device may not show as not communicating but no sensors will be available. StruxureWare can not load a MIB file directly. A DDF file is an XML file that contains the SNMP OID information for specific sensors as well as the proper formatting. StruxureWare should already contain the DDF files for APC devices as well as some other well known manufacturers and a generic UPS DDF. Technical support for Data Center Expert does not provide, create, or modify Device Definition Files. To request a new or updated DDF, a request can be submitted at: https://ddf.ecostruxureit.com/
Once a new or updated DDF is provided it needs to be uploaded to the Data Center Expert appliance, which can be done from the following menu: Device > SNMP Device Communication Settings > Device Definition Files.
Device Discovery:
Once the device configuration is noted, StruxureWare DCE needs to know these parameters in order to communicate with the device. These settings will be added during discovery of the device or range of devices. Click "Device" and then "Add Devices" or right click and choose "Add Devices" from the monitoring perspective. Here you can choose SNMPv1 or SNMPv3 to add an SNMP device. Please note that SNMPv2c is not supported. Select the proper version and hit next.
Here you can add an IP or range of IPs. If adding a range, only devices using the same community names or SNMP version 3 authentication and encryption settings will be discovered. Incorrect community names will result in an error on the (APC) device noting unauthorized access. Please note there is an option to change the port. Port 161 is the default port and in the case of an APC device, this cannot be changed. Click "Next" if you want to schedule the discovery or "Finish".
If you hit "Next", you can now choose to put the device in a specific group or folder. Hit "Next" if you want to schedule the discovery or "Finish".
If you hit "Next", you can now enable discovery scheduling. You can run this discovery any day of the week at a specific time. This may be useful if multiple devices are added to the range. When adding a single device, Scheduling will not be helpful and will only cause additional discoveries to be run on devices that you have already discovered.. You can also choose to run the discovery now and hit finish.
If you have chosen to run the discovery now, the discovery should be saved and should run. If you had hit finish on previous screens, the discovery will not run but should still be saved. In either case the device discovery can be run manually. If the saved devices window is not showing, be sure you are on the monitoring perspective and go to the following menus:
Device Discovery Pane
The discovery should tell you when it was run or Never and you can right click the discovery and edit it or run it from this window.
Troubleshooting Failed Discoveries:
The most common reason for a failed discovery is incorrect security parameters. Verify that the SNMP read community name matches the device you are trying to discover. In SNMP version 3, all parameters much match the settings on the device. Be sure to verify there is no specific NMS IP associated with the security profiles or community names. An incorrect IP or any type of Network Address Translation could cause this feature to block SNMP traffic. On an APC Network Management card, the logs should indicate if a system tried to access the device with incorrect security parameters. The IP of the system that attempted this action should also be in the event that was logged.
You may also want to note the port used during the discovery. If this does not match the port configured on the device, discovery will probably fail. As mentioned before, APC devices will use the default port 161. 3rd party configuration however may vary.
Should all your security and port features match and you have ruled out ports, profiles, and community names being the issue. You may want to simplify the settings. If you are using a long complex community name with special characters, try using something simple for testing purposes. There are no known special characters that will cause discovery to fail but we cannot rule out issues with the device. For SNMP version 3, try using a different set of security options or potentially no encryption. If SNMP version 3 continues to fail, perhaps testing with the more simple SNMP version 1 can rule out version 3 configuration issues.
If all of this fails, you may want to look at the network. A packet capture can be helpful in this case. Tools such as "WireShark" can be used to capture network traffic and can help determine if the SNMP packets are actually getting to the device and if so, if the device is responding properly. A system running a packet capture near the StruxureWare server will show if StruxureWare is sending and receiving while a packet capture closer to the device will show if the network is allowing the SNMP packets from StruxureWare all the way to the device. Keep in mind that although utilities such has ping will show if basic network traffic can get from one system to another, this does not rule out the possibility of networks blocking specific ports or protocols.
Troubleshooting lost communication after discovery:
If an SNMP device has had it's IP changed, it will go into a lost communications state. A device cannot be rediscovered using a different IP without the loss of data from the old IP. IN order to maintain communications and keep historical data, do not change device IPs.
Assuming the IP has not changed, another potential change that could cause issues is security. If the Community names have been changed on the device but not in StruxureWare, the systems will fail to communicate. To change this information in StruxureWare, go to the following menu item: SNMP Device Communication Settings > Device Scan Settings.
Select the specific device IP having a lost comm. Issue and click "Edit Device Scan Settings". At this point, you can change the port, timeouts and retries, as well as the security information. Make sure this matches what is on the card. In the same way we discussed device discovery above, if you are having issues with the new security settings, try something simple for testing purposes.
Lost communications issues can also be caused by a change in the network configuration. Firewalls can be reconfigured sometimes without notice to block ports or traffic from specific IPs. A packet capture can again come in handy here. We can usually tell if the network is blocking traffic by what is being sent and if it is sent, what is being received.
Intermittent lost communications issues:
Intermittent communications issues can usually be attributed to traffic issues. This could be network related or it could be based on the device itself. If there is too much network traffic or too many systems are trying to poll a single device at the same time, the UDP packets used by SNMP may not be able to get through to the device or have a chance to be answered by the device.
You can increase timeouts and retries and this may allow the systems to regain communications caused by such traffic. You can increase these settings in StruxureWare here: Device -> SNMP Device Communication Settings ->Device Scan Settings
Here you can select specific devices and change timeouts and retries. You can also increase the scan interval for that specific device if you want to poll that device less often. You can also change the global scan settings so that all SNMP devices are polled less often to decrease the total amount of traffic created by StruxureWare itself.
If available on the device, you can also specify an NMS IP. APC devices hav this feature when configuring the community name or profile. Setting a range or specific IP will stop other systems from being able to poll the device in question. This may or may not be a permanent fix but can also be useful for testing.


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Rangers' persistence pays off in the Bronx
NEW YORK -- Rangers starter Miles Mikolas had a few family members and friends on hand to watch him pitch at Yankee Stadium on Monday night, but Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter had more than 45,000 there screaming for him.
The vast majority of those fans were on their feet cheering and hoping for something spectacular when Jeter came to bat in the fiftth inning. The Yankees led by a run and had the bases loaded with their captain at the plate.View Full Game Coverage
NEW YORK -- Rangers starter Miles Mikolas had a few family members and friends on hand to watch him pitch at Yankee Stadium on Monday night, but Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter had more than 45,000 there screaming for him.
The vast majority of those fans were on their feet cheering and hoping for something spectacular when Jeter came to bat in the fiftth inning. The Yankees led by a run and had the bases loaded with their captain at the plate.View Full Game Coverage
Mikolas also sensed it was a pivotal moment, and it turned out to be the biggest of the night in the Rangers' 4-2 win.
"That's a big situation … a big jam to get out of," Mikolas said. "They're rooting for him real hard, and it makes me want to compete a little harder. I'm trying not to think about who is at the plate and just make pitches."
Mikolas did just that, getting Jeter to hit a weak ground ball to second baseman Rougned Odor, who started a crucial inning-ending double play. The play turned the game around completely, and Mikolas ended up with his first Major League win as a starter.
"We were just trying to keep the ball in the infield and get a ground ball," catcher Geovany Soto said. "We were pitching him inside. Everybody knows he's a great hitter going the opposite way, so we were trying to tie him up. Miles made a great pitch, and he hit it right at the second baseman."
The Rangers rewarded Mikolas for his fortitude by scoring three runs in the top of the sixth on three consecutive two-out, RBI singles by Soto, Odor and Shin-Soo Choo.
Mikolas responded to that with a classic shutdown inning, settting down the Yankees in order in the bottom of the sixth. He did it with seven straight fastballs to Jacoby Ellsbury, Carlos Beltran and Kelly Johnson, getting all three on ground balls.
"After an inning like that, you just want to come out aggressive and get after hitters," Mikolas said. "I went out there and attacked."
Mikolas showed the kind of tough, resilient pitching that Rangers manager Ron Washington has been begging to see from his inexperienced rotation over the past month. Mikolas finished the night by setting down the Yankees in order in the seventh and getting the first out in the eighth before left-handed reliever Neal Cotts took over.
"Mikolas did a great job; we certainly needed that," Washington said. "If we can get our starters to go deeper in the game, it would certainly take the pressure off the bullpen. It was nice to see him get out of that situation with the ground-ball double play. That was the biggest play of the game. It was a chance for them to open it up, but he hung in there and made pitches."
Mikolas allowed two runs on four hits and two walks while striking out three. He is now 1-2 in his four starts, while his ERA went from 10.05 to 7.48 in one night.
"It was location; he was hitting his spots with good velocity," Washington said. "The thing we're looking for is consistency. We've seen glimpses, but we're through with glimpses. We need consistency, and the only way to be consistent it to go out there believing in yourself and getting it done. Doing it one day and not doing it again three days from now is not going to do us any good."
The Rangers won on a night when the Yankees recorded as many hits as they made errors. New York finished with five errors for the first time in a nine-inning game since 1998, including three by starter Shane Greene, who was making his third Major League start.
But the Yankees still led, 2-1, going into the top of the sixth, having gone ahead on a fourth-inning home run by Jacoby Ellsbury. Greene had allowed just three hits through five innings before the Rangers broke through.
Greene retired J.P. Arencibia and Leonys Martin to start the sixth but gave up a single to Jake Smolinski and a walk to Jim Adduci. Soto tied it up with a broken-bat line drive that just got over the glove of third baseman Zelous Wheeler.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi then brought in left-hander Matt Thornton to face Odor and Choo. But Odor singled to left to drive home one run, and Choo bounced one through the middle for another hit that gave the Rangers a 4-2 lead.
"It was an ugly game on our part," Girardi said. "Our defense was bad, and we didn't swing the bats particularly well. We made the pitcher work hard the first two innings, and then he ends up getting into the eighth inning."
Choo was 2-for-5 on the night after entering the game hitless in his previous 21 at-bats.
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Leaves basal or cauline, alternate to whorled, simple to compound
Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
Annual or perennial herb, generally scapose; sap milky
Leaves ± basal, narrow, entire to pinnately lobed
Inflorescence: head 1, ligulate, erect, 860 mm; phyllaries subequal or overlapping in 24 series, inner often elongated in fruit; receptacle flat, naked
Flowers generally many; ligules = to >> involucre, yellow or red-orange, readily withering, outer ± reddish below
Fruit linear to fusiform, ± 10-ribbed; beak often = or >> body; pappus of many fine, simple, white bristles
Species in genus: ± 10 species: Am
Etymology: (Greek: goat chicory)
Reference: [Q. Jones 1954 PhD Harvard U.]
Like Taraxacum but closely related to Nothocalais.
Hybrids and polyploidy complicate variation in some species
Perennial 1045 cm, decumbent to erect
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Flowers many, > involucre; ligules yellow
Fruit: body 36 mm, fusiform; ribs narrow, generally straight; beak 2 X body
Ecology: Generally coastal dunes, grassland, open woodland, in sandy or clay soil
Elevation: < 500 m.
Bioregional distribution: North Coast, Outer North Coast Ranges, Central Coast, San Francisco Bay Area, Outer South Coast Ranges, n Channel Islands
Distribution outside California: to Washington
Hybridizes with A. heterophylla.Varieties weak, ± ecologically defined.
Leaves generally erect, 630 cm, generally narrow throughout, deeply lobed, acute
Chromosomes: 2n=18
Ecology: Fields, slopes away from ocean
Elevation: < 500 m.
Bioregional distribution: North Coast, Central Coast, San Francisco Bay Area (less common in Outer North Coast Ranges, Outer South Coast Ranges, n Channel Islands)
Distribution outside California: Oregon
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Joining the working world for the first time is new and exciting. All bright-eyed and fresh from university, we feel that we have finally made it into the "adult" world, and our careers will soar because we have the perfect job.
However, after a few years, we replace our dreams and ideals with questions about the future. We feel lost, worry about what will happen in the next 5-10 years, and if we will be successful. We constantly think about whether or not we should just quit and do something totally different. More than half the time, we feel that we don't even know what we are doing—or why we are doing it!
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Also, learning is also about learning what not to do. I used to work for a manager who did not spend time coaching and treated juniors with very limited respect. I realized how much I disliked this approach and strive to be a leader who coaches and inspires my juniors, with stewardship—careful management—at the heart of it.
Passion drives motivation and our willingness to give a task our 200 percent. Some of us spend more time at work than at home, so it is important to do something that we like and enjoy.
With passion, comes the right attitude and, with that, half the battle is won.
Passion can be demonstrated through your enthusiasm in learning about the task at hand, finding a way to exceed expectations, keeping up with the latest developments in your area of work, sharing your thought leadership with your network, and establishing a brand name for yourself in that area.
Your managers will notice whether you are passionate, which will form their perception in the early days of your career.
You have probably heard this advice a hundred times, but it is vital that we continuously network actively. Often, career success is about who has effectively forged the relationship that will secure the role, job or promotion.
We should network within and outside the organization—attend team dinners, participate in leadership development programs, take part in industry conferences, or even do something fun like going for wine-tasting events!
We should look for mentors and role models beyond our immediate direct supervisor as different people are able to give us different perspectives to help shape who we are, from a personal and career development point of view.
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Everyone's career journey is different: Even those who start out in the same role within the same organization will take different paths. It is a bit of a cliché to say that "destiny is in your hands," but it is true—you need to steer your career, understand what you want out of it, and never be afraid to share your goals and ambitions with your superiors.
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== ALSC/IFC's Programs at Annual ==
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== ALSC/IFC's Publications ==
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Welcome. This is the wiki for ALSC's Intellectual Freedom Committee. Our function statement is
To serve as a liaison between the division and the ALA Intellectual Freedom Committee and all other groups within the association concerned with intellectual freedom. To advise the division on matters before the Office for Intellectual Freedom and their implication for library service to children and to make recommendations to the ALA Intellectual Freedom Committee for changes in policies involving library service to children; to promote in-service and continuing education programs in the area of intellectual freedom for those who select library material for children.
Established: July, 1974 Chair + 6 members Term: Spring, 2 year. Note: Chair also serves as a representative to the ALA Freedom to Read Foundation
Networking with other IFCs across ALA
ALSC/IFCs charge is to network with its counterpart IFCs across other divisions. There are a number of meetings that should be attended, if possible. Since no one member can make them all, I strongly recommend that they be divvied up.
Freedom to Read Foundation
The ALSC/IFC chair is the representative to ALA's Freedom to Read Foundation all-day meeting before ALA Midwinter and ALA Annual; however, if s/he can't make it, check with another committee member who can attend in your stead. Be sure to alert the ALA/IFC Office who that person will be. At ALA Annual this all day meeting is held on the Thursday before the Conference. At ALA Midwinter it is held on the Friday before the Conference.
ALA Intellectual Freedom Committee Business meetings
A number of these are held throughout ALA Midwinter and ALA Annual. Alert your committee as to when/where they are happening and encourage a member to attend if possible.
Joint IFC/IFRT/Divisional IFCs Meeting
At both Annual and Midwinter, this takes place from 10:30AM-11:30AM on Sunday when our own ALSC/IFC working meeting is occurring during the All ALSC Committee time. It is worth taking care of your own committee business from 8AM-10AM and then reconvening your committee at the location of the Joint IFC/IFRT/Divisional IFC Meeting. This joint committee can provide real insight into the workings of related IFC committees and roundtable across ALA. You get the opportunity to tell about the ongoing work of your committee.
Meetings among the IFCs of the three Youth Divisions
AASL, ALSC, and YALSA each take a yearly turn to call for a small meeting among their three IFC committees. In 2007 it was ALSC's turn. The three chairs along with a few members from each committee met to talk about our work, to share program information and other insights. At Midwinter 07 this meeting was listed in the Program Guide and held in a hotel meeting room. What we plan to do at the Annual 2007 meeting is to arrange a dinner out to chat about our work instead.
IFC Program rotation among the three Youth Divisions
Summer 2006YALSA sponsored an IFC program.
Summer 2007ALSC will sponsor the IFC program. A Sticky Issue: Is Labeling a Form of Censorship?
Summer 2008YALSA will sponsor an IFC program.
Summer 2009AASL will sponsor an IFC program.
Summer 2010ALSC will sponsor an IFC program again.
ALSC/IFC's Programs at Annual
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ALSC/IFC's Publications
Kids, Know Your Rights! This full-color, downloadable brochure was uploaded to www.ala.org/ala/alscpubs/publications.htm in June, 2007. Every couple of years, it should be looked at by the committee which may wish to make changes. Please direct all queries to Diane Foote at the ALSC Office, as the office keeps the .pdf copy on file.


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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
My Favorite Genealogical Society
What's your favorite genealogical society?
Do you belong to a society?
Tell us why! Or if not, why not?
The Fairfax Genealogical Society is so far the only genealogy society I have joined. Since I joined in Octobeer 2008, in addition to attending the regular meetings, I have participated in the following events sponsored by the Society: three field trips (Family History Center, Library of Congress, and NARA), one two-day genealogy conference, and two brick wall workshops. There were many other field trips, educational programs, and Special Interest Group meetings I could have attended as well. That's a lot for $22 a year.
The Society works with the Fairfax County Main Library on various projects and provides the Library's Virginia Room with genealogical books (not just on Virginia subjects) purchased with member donations. Members have participated in cemetery surveys and indexes, a Colonial census substitute project, a Fairfax County War of 1812 soldiers and veterans database, transcriptions and compilations of Fairfax County Revolutionary War muster lists, and many other projects. There is a monthly newsletter, a surname exchange list, and a calendar of upcoming local genealogical events for the area (Virginia, Maryland, and more).
The Society has a good number of members (400-500) and many are active members. There are quite a few professional genealogists and highly knowledgeable amateurs among their ranks; there are SIGs for the Board for Certification of Genealogists and for the NGS home study course.
The Fairfax Genealogical Society is not totally immune to some of the problems that plague genealogy societies these days – aging membership and a volunteer position here and there that goes untilled for a while. However, the enthusiasm and hard work of the volunteers keep the momentum up and new members are introduced at every meeting.
These are a few of the many reasons that the Fairfax Genealogical Society was the first genealogical society for me to join. It won't be the last; I plan to join others, but gradually so that I can keep my "genealogy expenses" under control. Some societies that I plan to join are: the National Genealogical Society, Collin County Genealogical Society, North Texas Genealogical Association, the Greenville and Anderson Chapters of the South Carolina Genealogical Society, and Dallas Genealogical Society.
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ooooh I'm so jealous! I wish I lived just a bit closer! I'm trying to shake out some interest here in my area to start a society or even just a small club.ReplyDelete
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When lichen planus appears inside the mouth, it most commonly occurs on the insides of the cheeks. It also can appear on the tongue, lips, and gums. Inside your mouth, you may have:
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SAN FRANCISCO — No need to start printing playoff tickets, but the Mets at least have something resembling a pulse again.
The latest baby step involved winning a series — something the Mets hadn't accomplished in nearly a month. Most impressive was accomplishing the task against the NL West-leading Giants.
Chris Young was The Giant yesterday, continuing a trend of strong starting pitching for the Mets. With the 6-foot-10 righty in control, the Mets sailed to a 9-1 victory at AT&T Park to win three of four games in the series.
The Mets' last series victory had come July 3-5, when they won two of three games against the Phillies at Citi Field.
"We had a meeting right before Arizona [last week] and I said, 'You're going to see a different club here in the next few days,' " manager Terry Collins said. "And I think they've shown that. They have come out with a little more energy. Obviously it all starts with real good pitching and we've gotten some big hits, a lot of two-out hits. It's a tough trip and we've just got to finish it strong."
That will mean trying to finish with a series victory in San Diego beginning tonight. If the Mets can sweep the reeling Padres, they can arrive at Citi Field on Tuesday above the .500 mark.
Ronny Cedeno handled the offensive load yesterday, finishing 3-for-5 and tying a career high with five RBIs. The Mets (52-54) won for the fourth time in five games overall.
Young (3-5) got his first win since June 28 by holding the Giants to one run on four hits over seven innings with four strikeouts and no walks. It came after a four-inning performance at Arizona in which Young allowed six earned runs.
"Just the guys coming out and swinging the bats gave me so much room for error," said Young, who received a four-run lead in the first inning. "It was nice to be able to be aggressive."
Jason Bay — yes, Jason Bay — stroked a two-run single in helping the Mets grab a 4-0 lead against Barry Zito (8-8) in the first inning. It gave Bay his first multi-RBI game since April 13, when he hit a two-run homer in Philadelphia.
"Obviously the way things have gone that felt good — especially the first inning you kind of get going a little bit," said Bay, who is 2-for-26 (.077) on the road trip. "But it's a day-to-day constant battle, a grind."
Cedeno followed Bay's single with a shot to left that bounced off Melky Cabrera's glove and was ruled a two-run double. The Mets' barrage had started when Zito walked David Wright and Scott Hairston with two outs before drilling Daniel Murphy to load the bases.
Wright's RBI single in the second gave the Mets another run before they broke it open in the fifth on consecutive RBI singles by Murphy and Cedeno.
Young allowed a run in the fourth, when Cabrera smashed a leadoff triple and scored on Hunter Pence's sacrifice fly, but then got rolling again, retiring nine of the final 10 batters he faced.
Young didn't proclaim the Mets back in the playoff hunt, but is encouraged by the progress he's seen in the last week. The Mets had lost 12 of 13 games before splitting a four-game series in Arizona and then handling the Giants.
"Just to come in and face a good team and win three of four like we did, it was a good series for us and we can build on it and make a push here," Young said. "I don't think we're as bad as we played in [July]."


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05 February 2013 - Influenza A viruses originating from animals can adapt to the human host following mutation or by exchanging genes with human influenza viruses. Such viruses are feared to cause the next influenza pandemic given that the human population has not previously acquired sufficient immunity. Identification and characterization of influenza A viruses circulating in animals is therefore a prerequisite for pandemic preparedness and should be combined with a decision-making process to allow for appropriate follow-up or intervention.
In the framework of the FLURISK project, funded by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), we plan to assess capacity for early detection of potentially human pathogenic influenza viruses in animals on a global scale. This assessment will allow the identification of geographic areas and/or target species that would benefit from strengthened influenza surveillance activities. Results of the analysis will provide guidance to policy and decision makers at national and international level.
Specific objectives are:
A preliminary study using publically available data revealed that information on national or regional surveillance activities regarding influenza viruses in animals is scarce and scattered over the public domain. Furthermore, this information often lacks the necessary details when attempting to assess preparedness and response activities of countries or regions.
The only study undertaken so far in this field was implemented by the OIE/FAO Network of Expertise on Animal Influenza (OFFLU) in 2009 and describes surveillance strategies for highly pathogenic avian influenza in a subset of countries in Africa, Asia and Europe. Results of the OFFLU study, if still applicable, have been integrated in this review.
A database and related questionnaire were designed to collect information on influenza surveillance in animals, control actions taken once positives are being detected and communication of results. Chief Veterinary Officers (CVOs) have been contacted in January 2013 and asked to review the information that was collected by the FLURISK team, complement it if necessary and release it for publication.
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Analysis of these parameters will result in categorizing and weighting the reliability and geographical coverage of the animal influenza surveillance strategies in place. This will inform the assessment of capacity for early detection of potentially human pathogenic influenza viruses in animals on global scale. A summary report will be made available later this year.
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We'd suggest Dierks Bentley created quite the scandal when he flipped off ESPN's cameras during halftime of tonight's Orange Bowl, but by the time he reached this point in his performance any remaining viewers had switched over to the Cotton Bowl on Fox.
We don't know who Bentley is and we hope we never hear from him again, because his performance was on par with Ashlee Simpson's 2005 disaster. Bentley sang a bad song badly, let's just say that. Maybe it was an Ashlee Simpson-M.I.A. tribute?


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CHARLEROI (AP) - Two former western Pennsylvania school cafeteria workers have acknowledged gambling away nearly $94,000 one of them stole from the school from August 2010 through October.
Attorneys for 50-year-old Stacy Lee Shipley and 49-year-old Sheila Ann Cook say both women are remorseful and working to repay the money stolen from Charleroi High School-Middle School.
The attorneys made those comments as the women waived a preliminary hearing on theft-related charges Monday.
Investigators say Shipley stole the money when students paid cash for lunches and agreed to share it with Cook when they played slot machines and agreed to split their winnings at The Meadows Racetrack & Casino.
Cook didn't steal the money, but knew where it came from while she was gambling with it.
Police say Cook told them she 'just got caught up in the thrill of it all.'


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Computer Science ColloquiumIm Rahmen des Informatik-Kolloquiums, das von den Instituten des Fachbereichs Informatik, der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Informatik (ÖGI), der Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Datenverarbeitung (ADV) sowie der Österreichischen Computergesellschaft (OCG) abgehalten wird, spricht
Alan Mishchenko
Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, University of California, Berkeleyüber das Thema:
Integrating an AIG Package, Simulator and SAT SolverZeit: Mon 15.10.2018, 12:00, 45 Minuten
Ort: JKU, Science Park 3, Raum 218
ZusammenfassungThis talk focuses on SAT sweeping for large problem instances where the interdependence of simulation and Boolean satisfiability (SAT) is critical. A modified AIG data-structure is proposed to optimize the speed of logic manipulation for the problems of this type. Experimental results confirm that the new implementation is faster, compared to the old one, in which runtime and scalability has been a known issue.
VortragenderAlan Mishchenko graduated from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (Moscow, Russia) in 1993 with MS and received his PhD from the Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics (Kiev, Ukraine) in 1997. In 2002, he joined the EECS Department at UC Berkeley, where he is currently a full researcher. Alan?s research interests are in developing computationally efficient methods for synthesis and verification.
Einladender: Prof. Dr. Armin Biere
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One of my favorite encounters on this book tour was my driver in San Francisco.
As you can see he was very elegant and practically oozed self-confidence, dignity and pride in his work.
I love people who show pride in their work, regardless of the job.
This man's car was spotless, his shoes were shined and he knew exactly where he was going. He wasn't dressed like that for me, he had no idea who I was, this was just another day and just another ride done in his own stylish way.
I've said this so many times before, and recently in the intro of my book. Even though this blog is about fashion I don't really think about fashion when I look at this photo. I think about how he is communicating his sense of pride and self-worth; not by how expensive his clothes are but by how he wears his clothes, his posture and his politeness. This man is pure style.


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Amos 3:1-15 . GOD'S EXTRAORDINARY LOVE, BEING REPAID BY ISRAEL WITH INGRATITUDE, OF NECESSITY CALLS FOR JUDGMENTS, WHICH THE PROPHETS ANNOUNCE, NOT AT RANDOM, BUT BY GOD'S COMMISSION, WHICH THEY CANNOT BUT FULFIL. THE OPPRESSION PREVALENT IN ISRAEL WILL BRING DOWN RUIN ON ALL SAVE A SMALL REMNANT.
1. children of Israel--not merely the ten tribes, but "the whole family brought up from Egypt"; all the descendants of Jacob, including Judah and Benjamin. Compare Jeremiah 8:3 , and Micah 2:3 , on "family" for the nation However, as the prophecy following refers to the ten tribes, they must be chiefly, if not solely, meant: they were the majority of the nation; and so Amos concedes what they so often boasted, that they were the elect people of God [CALVIN], but implies that this only heightens their sins.
2. You only have I known--that is, acknowledged as My people, and treated with peculiar favor ( Exodus 19:5 , Deuteronomy 4:20 ). Compare the use of "know," Psalms 1:6 , 144:3 , John 10:14 , 2 Timothy 2:19 .
therefore I will punish--the greater the privileges, the heavier the punishment for the abuse of them; for to the other offenses there is added, in this case, ingratitude. When God's people do not glorify Him, He glorifies Himself by punishing them.
3-6. Here follow several questions of a parable-like kind, to awaken conviction in the people.
Can two walk together, except they be agreed?--Can God's prophets be so unanimous in prophesying against you, if God's Spirit were not joined with them, or if their prophecies were false? The Israelites were "at ease," not believing that God was with the prophets in their denunciations of coming ruin to the nation ( Amos 6:1 Amos 6:3 ; compare 1 Kings 22:18 1 Kings 22:24 1 Kings 22:27 , Jeremiah 43:2 ). This accords with Amos 3:7 Amos 3:8 . So "I will be with thy mouth" ( Exodus 4:12 , Jeremiah 1:8 , Matthew 10:20 ). If the prophets and God were not agreed, the former could not predict the future as they do. In Amos 2:12 He had said, the Israelites forbade the prophets prophesying; therefore, in Amos 3:3 Amos 3:8 , He asserts the agreement between the prophets and God who spake by them against Israel [ROSENMULLER]. Rather, "I once walked with you" ( Leviticus 26:12 ) as a Father and Husband ( Isaiah 54:5 , Jeremiah 3:14 ); but now your way and Mine are utterly diverse; there can therefore be no fellowship between us such as there was ( Amos 3:2 ); I will walk with you only to "punish you"; as a "lion" walks with his "prey" ( Amos 3:4 ), as a bird-catcher with a bird [TARNOVIUS]. The prophets, and all servants of God, can have no fellowship with the ungodly ( Psalms 119:63 , 2 Corinthians 6:16 2 Corinthians 6:17 , Ephesians 5:11 , 4:4 ).
4. The same idea as in Matthew 24:28 . Where a corrupt nation is, there God's instruments of punishment are sure also to be. The lion roars loudly only when he has prey in sight.
Will a young lion cry out . . . if he--the "lion," not the "young lion."
have taken nothing?--The young lion just weaned lies silent, until the old lion brings the prey near; then the scent rouses him. So, the prophet would not speak against Israel, if God did not reveal to him Israel's sins as requiring punishment.
5. When a bird trying to fly upwards is made to fall upon the earth snare, it is a plain proof that the snare is there; so, Israel, now that thou art falling, infer thence, that it is in the snare of the divine judgment that thou art entangled [LUDOVICUS DE DIEU].
shall one take up a snare from the earth, and have taken nothing--The bird-catcher does not remove his snare off the ground till he has caught some prey; so God will not withdraw the Assyrians, &c., the instruments of punishment, until they have had the success against you which God gives them. The foe corresponds to the "snare," suddenly springing from the ground and enclosing the bird on the latter touching it; the Hebrew is literally, "Shall the snare spring from the earth?" Israel entangled in judgments answers to the bird "taken."
6. When the sound of alarm is trumpeted by the watchman in the city, the people are sure to run to and fro in alarm (Hebrew, literally). Yet Israel is not alarmed, though God threatens judgments.
shall there be evil in a city, and the Lord hath not done it?--This is the explanation of the preceding similes: God is the Author of all the calamities which come upon you, and which are foretold by His prophets. The evil of sin is from ourselves; the evil of trouble is from God, whoever be the instruments.
7. his secret--namely, His purpose hidden from all, until it is revealed to His prophets (compare Genesis 18:17 ). In a wider sense, God's will is revealed to all who love God, which it is not to the world ( Psalms 25:14 , John 15:15 , John 17:25 John 17:26 ).
unto his servants--who being servants cannot but obey their Lord in setting forth His purpose (namely, that of judgment against Israel) ( Jeremiah 20:9 , Ezekiel 9:11 ). Therefore the fault which the ungodly find with them is groundless ( 1 Kings 18:17 ). It aggravates Israel's sin, that God is not about to inflict judgment, without having fully warned the people, if haply they might repent.
8. As when "the lion roars" (compare Amos 1:2 , Amos 3:4 ), none can help but "fear," so when Jehovah communicates His awful message, the prophet cannot but prophesy. Find not fault with me for prophesying; I must obey God. In a wider sense true of all believers ( Acts 4:20 , 5:29 ).
9. Publish in . . . palaces--as being places of greatest resort (compare Matthew 10:27 ); and also as it is the sin of princes that he arraigns, he calls on princes (the occupants of the "palaces") to be the witnesses.
Ashdod--put for all Philistia. Convene the Philistine and the Egyptian magnates, from whom I have on various occasions rescued Israel. (The opposite formula to "Tell it not in Gath," namely, lest the heathen should glory over Israel). Even these idolaters, in looking on your enormities, will condemn you; how much more will the holy God?
upon the mountains of Samaria--on the hills surrounding and commanding the view of Samaria, the metropolis of the ten tribes, which was on a lower hill ( Amos 4:1 , 1 Kings 16:24 ). The mountains are to be the tribunal on which the Philistines and Egyptians are to sit aloft to have a view of your crimes, so as to testify to the justice of your punishment ( Amos 3:13 ).
tumults--caused by the violence of the princes of Israel in "oppressions" of the poor ( Job 35:9 , Ecclesiastes 4:1 ).
10. know not to do--Their moral corruption blinds their power of discernment so that they cannot do right ( Jeremiah 4:22 ). Not simple intellectual ignorance; the defect lay in the heart and will.
store up violence and robbery--that is, treasures obtained by "violence and robbery" ( Proverbs 10:2 ).
11. Translate, "An adversary (the abruptness produces a startling effect)! and that too, from every side of the land." So in the fulfilment, 2 Kings 17:5 : "The king of Assyria (Shalmaneser) came up throughout all the land, and went up to Samaria, and besieged it three years."
bring down thy strength from thee--that is, bring thee down from thy strength (the strength on which thou didst boast thyself): all thy resources ( Proverbs 10:15 ).
palaces shall be spoiled--a just retribution in kind ( Amos 3:10 ). The palaces in which spoils of robbery were stored up, "shall be spoiled."
12. shepherd--a pastoral image, appropriately used by Amos, a shepherd himself.
piece of . . . ear--brought by the shepherd to the owner of the sheep, so as not to have to pay for the loss ( Genesis 31:39 , Exodus 22:13 ). So if aught of Israel escapes, it shall be a miracle of God's goodness. It shall be but a scanty remnant. There is a kind of goat in the East the ears of which are a foot long, and proportionally broad. Perhaps the reference is to this. Compare on the image 1 Samuel 17:34 1 Samuel 17:35 , 2 Timothy 4:17 .
that dwell in Samaria in the corner of a bed--that is, that live luxuriously in Samaria (compare Amos 6:1 Amos 6:4 ). "A bed" means here the Oriental divan, a raised part of the room covered with cushions.
in Damascus in a couch--Jeroboam II had lately restored Damascus to Israel ( 2 Kings 14:25 2 Kings 14:28 ). So the Israelites are represented as not merely in "the corner of a bed," as in Samaria, but "in a (whole) couch," at Damascus, living in luxurious ease. Of these, now so luxurious, soon but a remnant shall be left by the foe. The destruction of Damascus and that of Samaria shall be conjoined; as here their luxurious lives, and subsequently under Pekah and Rezin their inroads on Judah, were combined ( Isaiah 7:1-8 , Isaiah 8:4 Isaiah 8:9 , 17:3 ). The parallelism of "Samaria" to "Damascus," and the Septuagint favor English Version rather than GESENIUS: "on a damask couch." The Hebrew pointing, though generally expressing damask, may express the city "Damascus"; and many manuscripts point it so. Compare for Israel's overthrow, 2 Kings 17:5 2 Kings 17:6 , 18:9-12 .
13. testify in the house, &c.--that is, against the house of Jacob. God calls on the same persons as in Amos 3:9 , namely, the heathen Philistines and the Egyptians to witness with their own eyes Samaria's corruptions above described, so that none may be able to deny the justice of Samaria's punishment [MAURER].
God of hosts--having all the powers of heaven and earth at His command, and therefore One calculated to strike terror into the hearts of the guilty whom He threatens.
14. That--rather, "since," or "for." This verse is not, as English Version translates, the thing which the witnesses cited are to "testify" ( Amos 3:13 ), but the reason why God calls on the heathen to witness Samaria's guilt; namely, in order to justify the punishment which He declares He will inflict.
I will also visit . . . Beth-el--the golden calves which were the source of all "the transgressions of Israel" ( 1 Kings 12:32 , 13:2 , 2 Kings 23:15 2 Kings 23:16 ), though Israel thought that by them their transgressions were atoned for and God's favor secured.
horns of the altar--which used to be sprinkled with the blood of victims. They were horn-like projecting points at the corners of ancient altars. The singular, "altar," refers to the great altar erected by Jeroboam to the calves. The "altars," plural, refer to the lesser ones made in imitation of the great one ( 2 Chronicles 34:5 , compare with 1 Kings 13:2 , Hosea 8:11 , 10:1 ).
15. winter . . . summer house--( Judges 3:20 , Jeremiah 36:22 ). Winter houses of the great were in sheltered positions facing the south to get all possible sunshine, summer houses in forests and on hills, facing the east and north.
houses of ivory--having their walls, doors, and ceilings inlaid with ivory. So Ahab's house ( 1 Kings 22:39 , Psalms 45:8 ).


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