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Isaiah 9:1-7. Continuation of the prophecy in the eighth chapter.
Nevertheless, etc. — rather, "For darkness shall not (continually) be on it (that is, the land) on which there is (now) distress" [Hengstenberg and Maurer]. The "for" refers, not to the words immediately preceding, but to the consolations in Isaiah 8:9, Isaiah 8:10, Isaiah 8:17, Isaiah 8:18. Do not despair, for, etc.
when at the first, etc. — rather, "as the former time has brought contempt on the land of Zebulun and Naphtali (namely, the deportation of their inhabitants under Tiglath-pileser, 2 Kings 15:29, a little before the giving of this prophecy); so shall the after-coming time bring honor to the way of the sea (the district around the lake of Galilee), the land beyond (but Hengstenberg, "by the side of") Jordan (Perea, east of Jordan, belonging to Reuben, Gad, and half-Manasseh), the circle (but Hengstenberg, "Galilee") (that is, region) of the "Gentiles" [Maurer, Hengstenberg, etc.]. {(Galil} in Hebrew is a "circle," "circuit," and from it came the name Galilee. North of Naphtali, inhabited by a mixed race of Jews and Gentiles of the bordering Phoenician race (Judges 1:30; 1 Kings 9:11). Besides the recent deportation by Tiglath-pileser, it had been sorely smitten by Ben-hadad of Syria, two hundred y)ears before (1 Kings 15:20). It was after the Assyrian deportation colonized with heathens, by Esar-haddon (2 Kings 17:24). Hence arose the contempt for it on the part of the southern Jews of purer blood (John 1:46; John 7:52). The same region which was so darkened once, shall be among the first to receive Messiah's light (Matthew 4:13, Matthew 4:15, Matthew 4:16). It was in despised Galilee that He first and most publicly exercised His ministry; from it were most of His apostles. Foretold in Deuteronomy 33:18, Deuteronomy 33:19; Acts 2:7; Psalm 68:27, Psalm 68:28, Jerusalem, the theocratic capital, might readily have known Messiah; to compensate less favored Galilee, He ministered mostly there; Galilee's very debasement made it feel its need of a Savior, a feeling not known to the self-righteous Jews (Matthew 9:13). It was appropriate, too, that He who was both "the Light to lighten the Gentiles, and the Glory of His people Israel," should minister chiefly on the border land of Israel, near the Gentiles.
the people — the whole nation, Judah and Israel.
shadow of death — the darkest misery of captivity.
not increased the joy — By a slight change in the Hebrew, {(its} (joy) is substituted by some for not, because "not increased the joy" seems opposite to what immediately follows, "the joy," etc. Hengstenberg, retains not thus: "Whose joy thou hadst not increased," (that is, hadst diminished). Others, "Hast thou not increased the joy?" The very difficulty of the reading, not, makes it less likely to be an interpolation. Horsley best explains it: The prophet sees in vision a shifting scene, comprehending at one glance the history of the Christian Church to remotest times - a land dark and thinly peopled - lit up by a sudden light - filled with new inhabitants - then struggling with difficulties, and again delivered by the utter and final overthrow of their enemies. The influx of Gentile converts (represented here by "Galilee of the Gentiles") soon was to be followed by the growth of corruption, and the final rise of Antichrist, who is to be destroyed, while God's people is delivered, as in the case of Gideon's victory over Midian, not by man's prowess, but by the special interposition of God.
before thee — a phrase taken from sacrificial feast)s; the tithe of harvest was eaten before God (Deuteronomy 12:7; Deuteronomy 14:26).
as men rejoice divide spoil — referring to the judgments on the enemies of the Lord and His people, which usually accompany revelations of His grace.
The occasion of the "joy," the deliverance not only of Ahaz and Judah from the Assyrian tribute (2 Kings 16:8), and of Israel's ten tribes from the oppressor (2 Kings 15:19), but of the Jewish Christian Church from its last great enemy.
hast — the past time for the future, in prophetic vision; it expresses the certainty of the event.
yoke of his burden — the yoke with which he was burdened.
staff of shoulder — the staff which strikes his shoulder [Maurer]; or the wood, like a yoke, on the neck of slaves, the badge of servitude [Rosenmuller].
day of Midian — (Judges 7:8-22). As Gideon with a handful of men conquered the hosts of Midian, so Messiah the "child" (Isaiah 9:6) shall prove to be the "Prince of peace," and the small Israel under Him shall overcome the mighty hosts of Antichrist (compare Micah 5:2-5), containing the same contrast, and alluding also to "the Assyrian," the then enemy of the Church, as here in Isaiah, the type of the last great enemy. For further analogies between Gideon's victory and the Gospel, compare 2 Corinthians 4:7, with Judges 7:22. As the "dividing of the spoil" (Isaiah 9:3) was followed by that which was "not joy," the making of the idolatrous ephod (Judges 8:24-27), so the gospel victory was soon followed by apostasy at the first, and shall be so again after the millennial overthrow of Antichrist (Revelation 20:3, Revelation 20:7-9), previous to Satan's last doom (Revelation 20:10).
every battle, etc. — rather, "every greave of (the warrior who is) armed with greaves in the din of battle, and the martial garment (or cloak, called by the Latins sagum) rolled in blood, shall be for burning, (and) fuel for fire" [Maurer]. All warlike accoutrements shall be destroyed, as no longer required in the new era of peace (Isaiah 2:4; Isaiah 11:6, Isaiah 11:7; Psalm 46:9; Ezekiel 39:9; Micah 5:5, Micah 5:10; Zechariah 9:9, Zechariah 9:10). Compare Malachi 4:1, as to the previous burning up of the wicked.
For — the ground of these great expectations,
unto us — for the benefit of the Jews first, and then the Gentiles (compare "unto you," Luke 2:11).
son given — (Psalm 2:7). God's gratuitous gift, on which man had no claim (John 3:16; Romans 6:23).
government upon shoulder — The ensign of office used to be worn on the shoulder, in token of sustaining the government (Isaiah 22:22). Here the government on Messiah's shoulder is in marked antithesis to the "yoke and staff" of the oppressor on Israel's "shoulder" (Isaiah 9:4). He shall receive the kingdom of the earth from the Father, to vindicate it from the misrule of those to whom it was entrusted to hold it for and under the Most High, but who sought to hold it in defiance of His right; the Father asserts His right by the Son, the "Heir of all things," who will hold it for Him (Daniel 7:13, Daniel 7:14).
name called — His essential characteristics shall be.
Wonderful — (See on Isaiah 8:18; Judges 13:18, Margin; 1 Timothy 3:16).
Counsellor — (Psalm 16:7; Romans 11:33, Romans 11:34; 1 Corinthians 1:24; Colossians 2:3).
mighty God — (Isaiah 10:21; Psalm 24:8; Titus 2:13) Horsley translates: "God the mighty man." "Unto us God" is equivalent to "Immanuel" (Isaiah 7:14).
everlasting Father — This marks Him as "Wonderful," that He is "a child," yet the "everlasting Father" (John 10:30; John 14:9). Earthly kings leave their people after a short reign; He will reign over and bless them for ever [Hengstenberg].
Prince of Peace — (See on Isaiah 9:5; Genesis 49:10; Shiloh, "The Tranquillizer"). Finally (Hosea 2:18). Even already He is "our peace" (Luke 2:14; Ephesians 2:14).
throne of David — (1 Kings 8:25; Psalm 2:6; Psalm 132:11; Jeremiah 3:17, Jeremiah 3:18; Ezekiel 34:23-26; Ezekiel 37:16, Ezekiel 37:22; Luke 1:32, Luke 1:33; Acts 2:30).
judgment justice — It is not a kingdom of mere might, and triumph of force over enemies, but of righteousness (Isaiah 42:21; Psalm 45:6, Psalm 45:7), attainable only in and by Messiah.
zeal, etc. — including not only Christ's hidden spiritual victory over Satan at the first coming, but the open one accompanied with "judgments" on Antichrist and every enemy at the second coming (Isaiah 59:17; Psalm 9:6-8).
Isaiah 9:8-10:4. The prophecy as to the ten tribes. Delivered a little later than the previous one. The ninth and tenth chapters ought to have been so divided. The present division into chapters was made by Cardinal Hugo, in a.d. 1250; and into verses, by Robert Stephens, the famous printer of Paris, in 1551. After the Assyrian invasion of Syria, that of Ephraim shall follow (2 Kings 16:9); Isaiah 9:8-11, Isaiah 9:17-20, foretell the intestine discords in Israel after Hoshea had slain Pekah (739 b.c.), that is, just after the Assyrian invasions, when for seven years it was stripped of magistrates and torn into factions. There are four strophes, each setting forth Ephraim's crime and consequent punishment, and ending with the formula, "For all this His anger is not turned away," etc. (Isaiah 9:12, Isaiah 9:17, Isaiah 9:21, and Isaiah 10:4).
Heading of the prophecy; (Isaiah 9:8-12), the first strophe.
unto Jacob — against the ten tribes [Lowth].
lighted upon — fallen from heaven by divine revelation (Daniel 4:31).
know — to their cost: experimentally (Hosea 9:7).
Samaria — the capital of Ephraim (compare as to phrase, Isaiah 1:1).
bricks — in the East generally sun-dried, and therefore soon dissolved by rain. Granting, say the Ephraimites to the prophet's threat, that our affairs are in a ruinous state, we will restore them to more than their former magnificence. Self-confident unwillingness to see the judgments of God (Isaiah 26:11).
hewn stones — (1 Kings 5:17).
sycamores — growing abundantly on the low lands of Judea, and though useful for building on account of their antiseptic property (which induced the Egyptians to use them for the cases of their mummies), not very valuable. The cedar, on the other hand, was odorous, free from knots, durable, and precious (1 Kings 10:27). "We will replace cottages with palaces."
adversaries of Rezin — the Assyrians, who shall first attack Damascus, shall next advance "against him" (Ephraim). This is the punishment of Ephraim's pride in making light (Isaiah 9:10) of the judgment already inflicted by God through Tiglath-pileser (2 Kings 15:29). A second Assyrian invasion (see on Isaiah 7:1) shall follow. The reading "princes" for "adversaries" in uncalled for.
join — rather, "arm"; cover with armor [Maurer].
his — Rezin's.
Syrians — Though now allies of Ephraim, after Rezin's death they shall join the Assyrians against Ephraim. "Together," in Isaiah 9:11, refers to this. Conquering nations often enlist in their armies the subject races (Isaiah 22:6; compare 2 Kings 16:9; Jeremiah 35:11), [Aben Ezra, Gesenius]. Horsley less probably takes "Syrians before," as the Syrians to the east, that is, not Rezin's subjects, but the Assyrians: "Aram" being the common name of Syrians and Assyrians.
Philistines — of Palestine.
behind — from the west: in marking the points of the compass, Orientalists face the east, which is before them: the west is behind. The right hand is the south: the left, the north.
devour — as a ravenous beast (Isaiah 1:20; Jeremiah 10:25; Jeremiah 30:16; Numbers 14:9).
For all this, etc. — The burden of each strophe.
Second strophe.
turneth not — the design of God's chastisements; not fulfilled in their case; a new cause for punishment (Jeremiah 2:20; Jeremiah 5:3).
head and tail — proverbial for the highest and lowest (Deuteronomy 28:13, Deuteronomy 28:44).
branch and rush — another image for the same thought (Isaiah 19:15). The branch is elevated on the top of the tree: the rush is coarse and low.
ancient — the older.
honourable — the man of rank.
prophet lies, tail — There were many such in Samaria (1 Kings 22:6, 1 Kings 22:22, 1 Kings 22:23; compare as to "tail," Revelation 9:19).
fatherless, etc. — not even the usual objects of His pity (Psalm 10:14, Psalm 10:18; Psalm 68:5; Jeremiah 49:11; Hosea 14:3) shall be spared.
hypocrite — rather, a libertine, polluted [Horsley].
folly — wickedness (Psalm 14:1).
still — Notwithstanding all these judgments, more remain.
Third strophe.
burneth — maketh consumption, not only spreading rapidly, but also consuming like fire: sin is its own punishment.
briers thorns — emblem of the wicked; especially those of low rank (Isaiah 27:4; 2 Samuel 23:6).
forest — from the humble shrubbery the flame spreads to the vast forest; it reaches the high, as well as the low.
mount up like smoke — rather. "They (the thickets of the forest) shall lift themselves proudly aloft [the Hebrew is from a Syriac root, a cock, expressing stateliness of motion, from his strutting gait, Horsley], in (in passing into) volumes of ascending smoke" [Maurer].
darkened — namely, with smoke (Isaiah 9:18). The Septuagint and Chaldee render it, "is burnt up," so Maurer, from an Arabic root meaning "suffocating heat."
no man spare brother — intestine discord snapping asunder the dearest ties of nature.
hungry — not literally. Image from unappeasable hunger, to picture internal factions, reckless of the most tender ties (Isaiah 9:19), and insatiably spreading misery and death on every side (Jeremiah 19:9).
eat — not literally, but destroy (Psalm 27:2; Job 19:22).
flesh of arm — those nearest akin: their former support (helper) (Isaiah 32:2) [Maurer].
Manasseh, Ephraim — the two sons of Joseph. So closely united as to form between them but one tribe; but now about to be rent into factions, thirsting for each other's blood. Disunited in all things else, but united "together against their brother Judah" (2 Kings 15:10, 2 Kings 15:30).
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But . . .
Maybe it would be better to ask why they did what they did.
Maybe it would be better to our own growth if we listened or watched to see what we can learn.
This is what I tried to do this morning when I read about the ten lepers in Luke 17:
"And as (Jesus) entered a certain village, ten leprous men who stood at a distance met Him; and they raised their voices, saying, 'Jesus, Master, have mercy on us!'
"And when He saw them, He said to them, 'Go and show yourselves to the priests.'
"And it came about that as they were going, they were cleansed.
"Now one of them, when he saw that he had been healed, turned back, glorifying God with a loud voice, and he fell on his face at His feet, giving thanks to Him. And he was a Samaritan.
"And Jesus answered and said, 'Were there not ten cleansed? But the nine -- where are they?' And He said to him, 'Rise, and go your way; your faith has made you well.'"
They all had faith to be healed.
So, you can say they were all Believers.
But only one of the ten said thanks.
Why didn't the other nine come back to thank Jesus?
Why was it the foreigner who ran back to Jesus rather than the fellow Jews?
I wonder, were the nine so intent on presenting themselves to the priests that they forgot to thank Jesus?
Maybe they got so caught up in what they knew they were supposed to do they didn't let the Spirit lead them?
The Samaritan broke away from the crowd, the Samaritan left the religious rules and ran back to Jesus.
Did you notice when Jesus spoke to him Jesus didn't tell him to go back to the Pharisees. He just told him to go his way.
Do we forget to thank Jesus?
I wonder . . .
I think of my kids -- I don't want them to be constantly thanking me all day long for every little thing they are provided with.
But I do want them to have a grateful attitude.
Having a grateful attitude opens one up to the moving of the Spirit in ways that playing by the rules never will.
Back to the ten lepers -- lest we too become preoccupied with rules and results, we ought not to condemn the nine. Instead we ought to do what the one did -- be occupied with Jesus and what He has done over and above rules and results.


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Diana Baumrind's responses to the experiments
Milgram observed that participants of the experiment were visibly hesitant, upset, angry and frightened. Diana Baumrind wrote a paper outlining her reaction to Milgram's experiment in 1964. Baumrind argued intensively that Milgram's ambition as a scientist and the need to take care of his participants were at a great tension. Baumrind was also concerned "that the design of Milgram's experiment reflected his desire to see how social influence would work in an experimental context in which the participants would feel that something was at stake (Lunt, 2009, p. 43).
Another concern Baumrind opened was that of a breach of trust. Baumrind suggests,
That there are a special set of ethical concerns in play because the natural attitude of participants as volunteers is that they are there to help the experimenter to contribute to scientific knowledge; they approach the experiment in a passive and respectful way, which makes them particularly susceptible to Milgram's manipulations (Lunt, 2009, p. 43-44).
Baumrind believed that the subjects of Milgram's experiments were likely left with permanent negative after-effects.


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Still Dancing to the Drums
I'm going to make a bet that I was one of the earliest fans of the Drums. And, years down the road I'm still out here appreciating all the fun the band bring to the table, including encouraging me to get my dance shoes on my feet. On this track, I love the guitar stabs that seem to provide the listener with some energetic pulse; it's juxtaposed with the electronica behind the vocals, allowing for a dreamier side of things to seep into. Perhaps a bit kitsch on the lyrics, but that's just a reminder that you can have fun and not take life so seriously. Look for Brutalism on April 5th via Anti.


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In my previous post I said I will write about my Karaikal trip later in my blog..
But now there is no need for that..
My (ex)boss has written about it in his blog ...in his style(very long blog :-))
I am stunned by his memory power....
Actually I have the habit of writting diaries(in paper diary)....I am not using this blog for posting personal stuff...just as a repository for some tech and trivia stuff....I'm not too comfortable posting personal blogs yet unlike the paper one(diary).
After reading his blog, I realised I missed nearly 13 scenes when I was writing about it in my diary.
interesting scene...
"Scene 35:- 6:51 pm.To preserve privacy, I won't say who. But, one of us decided to pay back the ocean in our own simple way. He pissed against it in mute defiance and disagreement to what it had wrought."
I know who has done this work....:-)... I too won't say who....:-)
An interesting comment from someone nearby " Tsunamikku yathira oru Tsunnami"
As for my Pattinacherry experience:
1) It is very difficult to console the people affected..its impossible.... I saw one person there. He had lost his wife and his 3 children..I didn't know what to say to him....
2) I have never seen a temple like this...totally different from the normal temple going experience...The temple became a home for the village people...people washing clothes in one area and someone was crying in one area...etc. One weird sight was that of a lady calmly combing her hair sitting atop one of the lower levels of the temple gopuram...The temple somehow lost its sanctity and was simply a shelter to the needy.
3) Even if u give money or food to those people..I don't know who's going to take care mental trauma inflicted by the disaster...I saw some people just speaking to themselves ..(very pathetic )
and lots more....
But one thing is sure..
"This was the most memorable NEW YEAR in my lifetime"
Enough, I don't want anymore experiences like this one...
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
I know what I did last New Year
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Let's clarify this matter
Dear Editor,
Let me lay this out clearly for everyone. I'm writing about PS Jeffrey's criticisms of the editorial about P.M. Tuilaepa spending too much time on O.L.P.
PS Jeffery said: "We hope they are caught but it is a waste of time trying to catch them; let them be".
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The 4C Association is an open, inclusive and participatory initiative driven by stakeholders of the global coffee sector. Its main aim is to develop and implement a concept for continuous improvement of the production, post-harvest processing and trading of coffee towards social, environmental and economic sustainability. Its members believe that only a participatory decision-making process of all actors along the coffee supply chain will allow the cooperating quantities of coffee meeting basic sustainability criteria within all three dimensions.
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Our annual celebration of Easter can bring with it many references to stones. This year is no different. In fact, there is more rock-talk being tossed about these days, not less. And some of it is raising eyebrows, especially for teachers and parents. But, let's begin by reviewing the Easter Sunday liturgy itself.
The Responsorial Psalm Capstone
During the responsorial psalm we see that Jesus is compared to a rejected stone, which eventually becomes nothing less than a capstone. We usually see these decorative centerpieces at the highest point of a masonry archway. But they are far more vital than mere ornamental displays.
Structural engineers regard the capstone as a key element in constructions like bridges and walls. By analogy, many academic disciplines use the phrase capstone courses to identify those core classes which students must successfully complete to graduate in their chosen major.
Unlike a cornerstone, which merely marks the date when a foundation was built, the capstone is also known as a coping stone. Why? Because it prevents weather damage, keeps the edifice from collapsing, and is regarded as the crowning achievement of the entire endeavor. Christ, like the discarded stone, whom we rejected because of our wounded nature, became God's capstone and crowning achievement as well as our coping stone by bringing salvation to a fallen creation.
The Gospel Sepulcher Stone
In the Easter gospel we read how the women were wondering who was going to roll back the huge stone that was blocking the entrance to the crypt where Jesus had been buried. They needed contact with the body to finish the embalming process, which had been rushed on Good Friday because of the rapidly approaching Sabbath hour. To their amazement they discovered that the rock, which kept Christ separated from the living, was gone, no longer preventing their access, or ours, to God's merciful redemption.
The stone was rolled away and the tomb was empty. Therefore, death was empty. Christ had risen and conquered the sting of death. Death lost its grip. Death became meaningless and eternal life became meaningful. There was no more fear about our mortal ending but only joy about our immortal beginning in glory and the promise of reunion with those who have gone before us.
Sticks and Stones for Breaking Bones
Last month, the superintendent of a school district located in the Delaware Valley decided that every classroom must have a five-gallon bucket filled with hand-sized chunks of river gravel. If a shooter entered their school, teachers were to give these rocks to the children to throw at the armed intruder. Most instructors and parents did not believe that stoning terrorists was such a great idea.
I can testify that St. John's University in New York City now requires all faculty members to complete a seminar called "Active Shooter Preparedness Training Safety Tips." The session I attended was taught by a member of the NYPD who advised us to hide behind any barrier we could find, a door, a desk, even the curb of a driveway if we happen to be outside when a campus lockdown occurs. But the officer warned us not to confront gunmen directly let alone throw things at them.
Rather than casting rocks at anyone, Easter is an opportunity for Catholics to remove the stones in our lives, which are acting as barriers to God or neighbor and to mold ourselves into the capstones we were created to be.
For Holy Homework: In keeping with the celebration of Christ's resurrection from the grave, let's cover a clean, small stone in plastic wrap and place it as a new centerpiece on our kitchen table during the 50 days of the Easter season. Whenever we look at it, let's remember that Catholics are called, not to stone others with destructive thoughts, words or deeds, but to roll away the boulders that keep Christ's love and our charity buried alive.
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The Egyptian parliament yesterday approved a decision to extend a nationwide state of emergency for an additional three months.
"On 10 January, the House of Representatives received a decree from president Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, in which he ordered an extension to the state of emergency throughout the country for a further period of three months starting from 15 January," the parliament speaker, Ali Abdel-Aal, told local media.
According to the parliament's bylaw article 131, Abdel-Aal said, the majority of the parliament members (MPs) must approve the decision ahead of its implementation.
"Following a vote, more than two-thirds of MPs agreed on the presidential decree and the extension of the state of emergency for three months was approved," he noted.
This is the seventh time for the Egyptian government to make a similar decision. Al-Sisi first imposed the three-month state of emergency in April 2017, following twin bombings at two churches in Gharbeya and Alexandria provinces, which both left 47 killed and 120 others wounded.


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Base Launches Visits For Mobile Sales Teams
As a field sales rep it can be challenging to track canvassing outcomes and progress on-the-go. What's more, outside sales managers often suffer from lack of visibility when it comes to their teams' activities. This is why we're introducing Visits, a new way for Base customers to more effectively manage and measure mobile sales teams' door-to-door activities and outcomes.
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When viewing Leads on the Base Geolocation map on iOS and Android devices, you can now select "Show Visits" to view leads according to the outcomes of reps' most recent visits. Tapping on one of these leads and selecting "Log a Visit" allows you to quickly choose from a list of predefined outcomes, such as "Interested" or "Come Back Later," and log your visit as soon as you step away. This can also be done when creating a new lead directly from the map or any time within the lead's Details Card.
Visits can also be filtered by status within the mobile map. For example, a field rep might choose to view her territory by only those leads that have been marked as "Come Back Later" so that she can focus her efforts on visiting these prospects. Contacts and customers are also noted on the map in this view to prevent duplicate or unnecessary visits.
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For Base Professional users with mobile sales teams, all Visits activity can be shown alongside calls, emails, tasks and more in the Activity Overview Report. Dig even deeper into your team's performance with the Visits Outcomes Report, which breaks down logged results by team and individual rep.
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When the wrong people are elected to high office, they end up doing harm to our nation and to future generations. Not only are marriage and religious liberty in jeopardy, but President Obama has racked up unprecedented debt, is in the process of nationalizing the healthcare system, and has dramatically weakened our relations with key allies like Israel, while expressing sympathy for many of our enemies.Who writes this crap? Someone at WND? Not a single sentence in that paragraph is true. "…expressing sympathy for many of our enemies?" Seriously?
But we can take action now, with your help, to change the direction Mr. Obama has set for our country. You see, there is a clear path forward next year to have 51 pro-family, pro-marriage members of the US Senate.That "clear path" seems to be created by sending NOM more money to piss away. Someone needs to remind Brian Brown that President Obama was reelected with Obamacare and support for marriage equality.
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Here's the good news — we can win a majority in the US Senate...but only if you will help with a contribution to our Marriage Victory Fund.Not only was the Church wrong but so was Copernicus. Apparently the world revolves around NOM. Oh the things that I never learned in school.


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Its capacity of 4 GB may not approach the multimillion-song capacity promised in the Saturday Night Live sketch featuring Fred Armisen as Steve Jobs. But the new iPod shuffle "paper clip" as it has been called takes the smallest MP3 from the pack of gum that the original iPod shuffle was to something more akin to a stick of gum. Yet Apple says the new shuffle will still get about 10 hours of battery life despite being half the size of previous models and that the former shuffle dock has been replaced with a short cable that has a USB connector on one end and a 3.5 mm jack on the other end.
To address two of the more controversial aspects of the new design, Apple has confirmed that in the very near future (perhaps hours) we will see third-party headphones and adapters that have shuffle controls built in. Second, as to why the English voice sounds more natural when synced from the Mac, that is the result of the text-to-speech capabilities of Leopard. Using any other language or even Tiger on the Mac will result in the more basic text-to-speech.


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I've said before that I am a fool for good cover art. Whether it be books or CDs, I will fall for a well presented visual display. There is a new line of mysteries that resurrects the lurid, pulpy style of the 1950s. Check out some examples, here, here and here. There are already some big names playing ball, but the biggest is definately Stephen King. Pity the book is apparently crap. The Washington Post reviewer calls the book a "whydunit." So, if you like the cool covers, you might want to start elsewhere.
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Times of Grace and The Empire Shall Fall frontman Jesse Leach is back again with his second "Check Your Head" column. This week, he offers a moving tribute to a dear friend.
This past week has been very intense. A close friend of mine took herself out of this world. Without a word to anyone around her. No cry for help, no explanation…she is gone. These next few paragraphs are for her and the many she left behind who mourn her loss. (I purposely did not name names out of respect for peoples' privacy)
The day I met her, I knew she was not an average person. I met her at a party I threw at my house back in early 2004. We talked about her love for Gwar and punk "riot grrrl" music as well as her views on the role of woman in society. She was intense and full of life. She turned me on to new music and art. She was also an amazing seamstress. She had a different view of this world than anyone I knew. She also happened to capture the heart of one of my best friends, ensuring we would have much more time to connect.
I watched as her relationship with my best friend went through peaks and valleys; we spent many weekends all together (my wife and friends) over the past few years. There were no signs of depression or any hint that she was on the verge, or the edge of a breakdown. I myself suffered a great dark time in my life and in all honesty, 2009 was the darkest year of my life and brought me to a point where — to me — the thought of dying was a growing alternative to dealing with the pain and anxiety I was suffering. However, by the grace of God, I reached out to many people…including her. She was there for me and many other people, to talk or give her own personal insight as to what a solution or the issue at hand was. So as I type this, I still ask "why"…why did she not reach out to any of her many friends that she helped over the years. Why did she not use all of the passion she had to fight for herself and her happiness.
I did not shed a tear at the wake or the funeral this past weekend. I almost felt like, "What is wrong with me? Am I avoiding my feelings and not mourning? I felt an overwhelming sense that time has stood still; it was unreal. I walked up to the open casket and gazed on the shell she left behind. The make-up was so thick on her, she looked like a mannequin. I knelt down and said my prayers for her family and my friends who were mourning her. Just before I finished, I looked at her and under my breath said, "Why didn't you talk to anyone?" I stood over my wife as she knelt down and sobbed before the casket. I felt the lump in my throat swell — I felt sick standing there. I was imagining she would sit up and laugh at everyone who was in the room at this "traditional" funeral. I thought if she had her way, this funeral would be so different without all the tradition and stuffiness of this funeral home…but she didn't give us a choice…
As the ceremonies commenced the next day, I just stood there, taking it all in. Her father spoke about her life, who she was and praised her for her uniqueness and strength. One of her relatives, (perhaps her cousin, my memory escapes me who, exactly) sang a beautiful gospel song. Beneath the melodies were the sounds of quiet sobbing and sniffling. Again, I felt like time was in "slow motion" and it took all of my focus to remain in the moment and be present. I had to remind myself why I was there; I had to remember my friend was dead. It all seemed like a dream or a movie.
As the funeral procession of about 75 cars slowly made it's way through the town to the cemetery, I felt a sense of deep sadness and anger. "All of these people came out to mourn your loss," I said to her in my head. "Any one of them would have done what ever they could to remind you of how important you were." We all gathered around the casket, drowning in flowers under a blue autumn sky. The clouds were drifting by like lazy minutes and again, I found myself in this "time warp." The words of the minister were almost muffled, as if he were talking in another room with the door closed. I found myself looking up to the sky, watching the clouds drift by and hearing the guitar line from Pantera's "Hollow" play in my head. It all came crashing down on me and I looked around at all the people she left behind. We would have to figure out how to deal with her absence in our lives one way or another. I kept looking over at all my friends as they wiped tears or hung their heads low.
Before I knew it, people started to dissipate and the sound of car doors and engines starting filled the air. I thought, "This is it. This is real. She is gone."
So I say to you, reading this: You are not alone in this world. If you are depressed or suicidal, talk to someone! If not your parents, then your friends — a relative. Even just a random person who will listen (like a suicide hot line). You will be amazed at the relief and clarity you can get from just simply talking about what you feel or think.
This life is fleeting and beautiful, with so many possibilities. There are ways to start your life over or heal from a traumatizing situation. God is real; he does love you regardless of how much we humans confuse, berate or dismiss his existence. We all come from different places and walks of life, but we all need to be loved or feel like we have a place in this world. If you have a friend who is suffering from any sort of depression, reach out to them, let them know you are here for them. Show love to those you care for and tell them how you feel, it may be your last chance to help them.
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Cohen, Donald S. and Erneux, Thomas (1990) Changing Time History in Moving Boundary Problems. SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, 50 (2). pp. 483-489. ISSN 0036-1399. https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:COHsiamjam90
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A class of diffusion-stress equations modeling transport of solvent in glassy polymers is considered. The problem is formulated as a one-phase Stefan problem. It is shown that the moving front changes like √t initially but quickly behaves like t as t increases. The behavior is typical of stress-dominated transport. The quasi-steady state approximation is used to analyze the time history of the moving front. This analysis is motivated by the small time solution.
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The whole affair was almost surreal. It was supposed to be full of pomp and ceremony and a celebration of one of the most important events in the history of our democracy. Few items on the national calendar are more… Continue Reading


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Bernard Lodge was credited with designing the first five title sequences used for Doctor Who. These were the ones used from An Unearthly Child to The Moonbase; from The Macra Terror to The War Games; from Spearhead from Space to The Green Death; from The Time Warrior to Planet of the Spiders; and from Robot to The Horns of Nimon.
Norman Taylor has alleged that, at least insofar as the monochromatic titles were concerned, "all [Lodge] did was to produce one white on black caption". A paper trail[additional sources needed] would seem to exist in the BBC's archives which indicates Taylor was the principal discoverer of the "howl-round effect" seen in 1960s and early 1970s Doctor Who titles.[1]
According to Lodge in an interview in 2013, the "howlaroud" effect was in existence at the time, with Verity Lambert asking him to "have a look at it" (for Doctor Who) and that it might be incorporated into the opening titles.[2] Upon seeing the film of the howaround at Ealing Studios for the first time he described what he saw as
These shapes; magic, just magic.
Lodge created the titles and the symmetrical Doctor Who logo lettering, creating the titles and adding a pen torch light to create more patterns whilst filming the sequence. Lodge went on to also create the titles for Patrick Troughton's stories beginning with The Macra Terror adding in Troughton's face to the title sequence having been discouraged by Lambert during Hartnell's era (as being too scary). The new sequence with Troughton's face was achieved with "a combination of the howlaround and a crumpled piece of polythene to break up the face as the light passed across it. We were very inventive in those days, always messing around and experimenting.".[2]
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- ↑ "Norman Taylor's Story of Dr Who". The Tech-Ops History Site (28th November 2010). Retrieved on 12th November 2013.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Tony Peters (11 November 2013). Meet Bernard Lodge, the man behind the Doctor Who titles. Radio Times. Retrieved on 12 November 2013.


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NEW YORKA team of researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, together with the Icelandic Heart Association, Sage Bionetworks and other institutions, has announced the discovery that a network of genes known to play a role in the brain's inflammatory response also exists as a key mechanism in the development of late-onset Alzheimer's disease (LOAD).
The study focused on the TREM2-TYROBP pathway. TYROBP is an inflammatory gene involved in this pathway, but previously, it had not been linked to the disease. TYROBP is known to interact with TREM2, a gene recently discovered to be associated with Alzheimer's disease by Rita Guerreiro of University College London, Thorlakur Jonsson of deCODE Genetics and their colleagues.
This work began with an integrated analysis performed on the DNA of 376 deceased patients with LOAD, as well as gene expression data, which revealed the relationships between a network of genes that drive central pathways of Alzheimer's. The researchers then created a biological network model, integrating the genes key to Alzheimer's disease and the biological pathways they control.
"In the same way that sophisticated predictive mathematical models drive decision making in the global financial markets the field of medical research has begun to rely on network models such as this to derive meaning from vast amounts of patient data, enabling better understanding and treatment of human disease," Dr. Christopher Gaiteri, a co-lead author of the study and senior scientist at Sage Bionetworks, commented in a press release.
Dr. Eric Schadt, an author of the study and director of the Icahn Institute for Genomics and Multiscale Biology and chair of the Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences at Mount Sinai, called the model "a landmark achievement, yielding valuable insights into the complex mechanism of the disease."
LOAD is the most common form of Alzheimer's disease, and despite extensive research, the cause of the disease is unknown, though it is attributed to a combination of "genetic, environmental and lifestyle factors," according to the National Institute on Aging. What is known, however, is that having the E4 allele of the apolipoprotein genea gene found on chromosome 19 that carries instructions for the coding of a protein that transports cholesterol and fats in the bloodstreamis a genetic risk factor for the likelihood of developing LOAD. No effective preventative or disease-modifying therapies exist for the disease, and the incidence of LOAD is expected to double by 2050.
One of the key points of interest with this discovery, says Schadt, is the fact that "the microglia in the brain drive immune/inflammation processes that are causally associated with LOAD." Prior to this work, inflammation was believed to be a result of Alzheimer's disease damaging the brain, but their work "demonstrates that it is a driver, not a consequence of LOAD."
"Defining the precise steps of the inflammatory response crucial to causing Alzheimer's disease has been elusive. We are pleased to discover these novel insights into that process," Dr. Bin Zhang, a co-lead author of the study and an associate professor of genetics and genomic sciences at Mount Sinai, said in a press release. "As a next step, we will evaluate drugs that impact the TREM2- TYROBP pathway as potential therapies for the disease. This discovery enables us to design more specific compounds that target these key steps precisely, in contrast to existing anti-inflammatory drugs that may be less ideal for hitting this target. "
"Currently, we see a long lag time between appearance of amyloid on brain scans of patients and the appearance of clinical symptoms," added Dr. Valur Emilsson, head of systems medicine at Icelandic Heart Association and a senior author of the paper. "An individual's inflammatory response could well play a role in the disease progression, and an appropriate anti-inflammatory drug, given after amyloid is detected but before symptoms begin, could be an important part of dementia prevention."
Schadt says their prediction is that if the TYROBP pathway is down-regulated, the progression of Alzheimer's disease should be slowed or stopped, with the possibility that if the pathway is suppressed early enough, it might prevent the disease. In terms of therapies that could affect the network, Schadt notes that there are several possibilities, "even drugs such as anti-inflammatories." This work has potential outside of Alzheimer's disease as well, as Schadt says they are applying this approach to autism, Huntington's disease and schizophrenia as well.
Moving forward, Schadt says the team will continue to identify and validate therapeutics that can molecularly affect this network, adding that they are set up to test the candidates in animal models. The researchers will also "explore pharma partnership to develop novel therapeutics against this work."
Authors for the study, "Integrated Systems Approach Identifies Genetic Nodes and Networks in Late-Onset Alzheimer's Disease," include researchers from Icelandic Heart Association; Sage Bionetworks, Merck Research Laboratories, University of Bonn, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Massachusetts General Hospital, University of Miami, Rush University Medical Center and GNF Novartis. The study appeared in Cell in late April.
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What defines a man? His intellectual persuits? His stamina? His grooming?
In the case of Todd Snider, it may well be a level of honesty – or, more exactly, what that honesty reveals.
In describing a new band project that will come into public view in 2014, Snider's conversational pace simulated a rush hour traffic jam. Sentences and thoughts ran at a feverish pace, often bumping into each other while seeking their destinations. There was laughter. There was blunt seriousness. There was focus. There was scattered frenzy. Then Snider paused, grabbed hold of some honesty and made a confession.
"Man, I'm just babbling."
It wasn't an apology. It didn't need to be. It was simply a reflection of how the gears work for Snider, the famed East Nashville songwriter who has fashioned a strong Lexington following over the past two decades. The bond with local audiences remains strong enough, in fact, that Snider will be sharing some of his holiday weekend with us. He will perform a solo acoustic concert at Buster's on Friday. This will be his first performance since a co-billled June 2012 concert with Drive-By Trucker Patterson Hood at the Opera House, a show Snider remembers well for all the wrong reasons.
"Boy, I was really sick that night," Snider recalled. "I couldn't play and there I was with Patterson. He's one of my all time favorites, man. Especially that last record he did, the folk one (Heat Lightning Rumbles in the Distance). Sometimes people make records that are so good I send them hate mail.
"I ended up going through all these tests and found out I had this really terrible ulcer. I wound up falling down onstage and going to the emergency room. I remember I called Patterson a couple of days later and said, 'Man, the next time we do a gig, I'm going to it. I swear.'
The performance followed the near simultaneous release of two recordings – a folk-rock driven platter of social, political and personal venting called Agnostic Hymns and Stoner Fables and a tribute album devoted to the songs of Texas hill country troubadour Jerry Jeff Walker titled Time As We Know It.
But Snider was a few light years removed from those projects during our conversation. Foremost in the ideas racing through his mind was a new band he has formed with Widespread Panic's Dave Schools, Neal Casal (of the Chris Robinson Brotherhood), Duane Trucks (bandmate of Col. Bruce Hampton) and longtime pal Chad Steahly (Great American Taxi).
Snider serves merely as vocalist for the troupe, whose repertoire consists of beloved rock, folk and Americana tunes by Gillian Welch, Randy Newman, The Bottle Rockets, Elizabeth Cook and others rewired with a "heavy hippie rock" sound. The band will issue an album early in 2014 and undertake a brief 20-show tour around the members' other performance commitments.
"It happened how I liked things to have things happen," Snider said. "I usually will go with something if it's really easy. I picture it as a leaf falling off a tree and landing in a creek. It just sort of keeps rolling on. That's about as much effort I want to put in.
"David Schools and I started talking about songwriting and how I felt the Americana world and jam world make up a party that is just waiting to collide in a big way. You've got a whole nation of kids working on their poems and a whole other nation of kids working on how to put music underneath them. I said, 'Someday, that's going to collide.' Then he said, 'Well, why not today?'
"We all knew each other a bit before we really came together underneath this band name and the ironic thing we thought it meant. I mean, here we were, all these total burnouts and we're calling ourselves the Hard Working Americans."
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I have been thinking a lot recently about how my life has changed dramatically in the last 12 months. On Monday to the day last year I saw two clear lines on a pregnancy test, I was five weeks pregnant and unknown to me little Luna's heartbeat started. She was the size of a poppy-seed, we didn't know if she was a he or a she yet, what she would look like, be like, I had so many questions. I am now cuddling a beautiful sleeping little girl who shares my heart with her brother. I often think how am I this lucky? To have two healthy perfect kids. I also keep thinking of how far I've come as a person. I have been through some dark times with postnatal depression after my first child, I was waiting for it to happen again after having Luna. I was lying in bed thinking how would I know if I had it again? I answered that to myself in seconds. I look at myself now compared to three years ago and see I'm in such a good place, I don't ache all over everyday, I can get out of bed without lying there for hours not wanting to get up, I don't cry for no reason, I laugh and enjoy the simple things. This time last year I feared the unknown but I can honestly say I'm embracing life and what it throws at me. This month has been beautiful with Luna to share our family adventures with.
Luna now has a routine! I didn't stress, I didn't over think it, it just happened, she just naturally found her way. I will add that we have just come out of the four month sleep regression that hit early but things are becoming normal again. At the start of the month Luna was asleep by eight, two weeks in we were back to a ten o'clock bedtime – Darn sleep regression. This week we are back to early nights again so I can't complain. She doesn't cluster feed and only has four to five bottles in the day. She has one short nap in the morning, a two hour nap after lunch time and one or two small ones in the evening. This all depends on what we do. If anyone is around she will have more small naps in the day instead of her two hour one. If we are alone and in bed she will nap longer, she's not big on noise.
Luna hates being outside, she doesn't like bright lights, she doesn't like loud cars, she doesn't like anywhere but my room or the front room and loves the curtains being shut which I do when she naps. She's the happiest when lying next to me in bed, she smiles, talks to me, plays with her toys, all things she won't do when out – when out she glares at me with a frown. She still loves her feet being massaged, her new favourite thing is when I stroke her head.
My favourite things that Luna does are…
Her trying to eat her feet.
When she sucks her bottom lip.
When she screams at me, grabs my hair and borrows her forehead against mine as if she's play fighting.
When she is drinking her bottle and suddenly she looks up at me and smiles to then carry on drinking.
I love it when she is crying for milk, the sound of relief she makes when she finally gets it is adorable. She also grabs the bottle with both of her hands holding it tight.
You know that look dogs give you when you eat in front of them? Well Luna gives me that look everyday which makes me laugh.
I love how I'm the only one who can settle Luna when she's cranky, I know how to make her smile as well as what she needs more than anyone. Robs very good don't get me wrong but that girl is a for sure mummy's girl. I say that but our son is a mummy's boy as well, they love their dad but need me when they are feeling meh.
I could list about a thousand things that I'm loving about Luna.
We do more tummy time now, does any baby actually like it though? Luna rolled over for the first time this week so I'm sure there's more of that to come. Her laugh and smile is probably my favourite thing about her, I still to this day love hearing my son laugh as well as remember his first laugh. I'm determined to write every milestone down, how I wish I had done that with my first.
Now that Luna can hold her own head up we put her in our nephews jumperoo, as you can see by her face below she wasn't sure on it.
Luna was born with loads of hair which sadly fell out, I have noticed that her hair is now growing back.
Luna is still slightly still put off with our sons bubbly personality. I said last month how much they had in common as babies but now I'm like they are so opposite to each other. I'm sure in time though Luna will be shouting and jumping around with her brother, or give him her evil glare still, who knows. I do know that when my son is calm and cuddly she will give him a smile.
I think I've just about babbled on about everything. This month has been a big one with so many new things and changes, last month she was napping every two hours and slept through any noise. Any predictions on next month's update? Will our baby sit up on her own? Will she say mama? What age do they even say their first word?
I almost forgot but guess who is in 6-9 months clothes? Leggings are tight around her belly and she's so tall meaning her baby grows were getting snug.


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Mike Thomas of the Los Angeles Rams has been suspended without pay for the first four games of the 2017 regular season for violating the NFL policy on performance enhancing substances. Thomas will be eligible to return to the Rams' active roster on Monday, October 2 following the team's October 1 game against the Dallas Cowboys.Thomas is eligible to participate in all preseason practices and games.[Note: The NFL policy on performance enhancing substances is posted on nflcommunications.com. After logging in, click on "About NFL" from the homepage and then "NFL Policies."


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Help me to decorate my Christmas tree with garlands of 7 bulbs.
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As Luca and Rebecca of Bagni di Lucca's 'Shelley House' bookshop have pointed out, there are, in fact, two Shelley festivals. The first is the one they themselves organize and which spreads itself out to Viareggio, off whose coastline the great romantic poet was drowned, to Bagni di Lucca where Mary received the first published copy of 'Frankenstein', to Milan, where Shelley wrote a vivid letter about the city's cathedral, and to Rome, where the poet's remains lie buried next to Keats in the protestant cemetery and where recently Rebecca was uniquely invited to recite her marvellous monologue on Shelley's death. (For an introduction to it see https://www.facebook.com/luca.p.guidi/videos/10213584220545702/?pnref=story )
There is also a second Shelley festival. (I should, of course, say that wherever people meet to discuss and read Shelley's poetry then surely that is a festival in itself. I'm reminded of Jeremy Corbyn's quotes from 'The Mask of Anarchy' in his much applauded appearance as Islington's MP in the borough's Union chapel.) The second festival takes place in Bournemouth and details about it can be found at https://shelleyfrankfest.org/ .
But why Bournemouth? When Percy Bysshe Shelley and his sister Elizabeth published (anonymously) 'Original poetry by Victor and Cazire' in 1810 Bournemouth had just begun to exist as a health-giving seaside spa inspired and planned by Lewis Dymoke Grosvenor Tregonwell, a captain in the Dorset Yeomanry. The arrival of the railways to Bournemouth greatly expanded the town and established it as one of England's premier south coast resorts.
It was the health-giving sea air and the beautiful pine trees (somewhat reminiscent of a northern version of Viareggio I thought) that prompted Percy Bysshe Shelley's last surviving son, Sir Percy Florence Shelley, to buy Boscombe manor in 1849 with the intention of making it a retirement home for his ailing mother Mary Shelley, widow of the great poet and author of several novels and poems of which 'Frankenstein' is by far the best known today.
Sir Percy restructured the place and added a theatre in which he wrote and performed in his own, often farcical plays (e.g., 'The comedy of Terrors'). Unfortunately, Mary Shelley never came to live at Boscombe and in 1851 died in her home at 24 Chester square, Belgravia (today, incidentally, quite near to the Italian Institute which represents the country which was so close to her heart).
Sir Percy, however, did manage to transport the mortal remains of his mother, together with those of his mother's mother, Mary Wollstonecraft, author of the 'Vindication of the Rights of Woman' who died shortly after she gave birth to Mary Shelley, and William Godwin, husband of Mary Wollstonecraft, to St Peter's church yard in the centre of Bournemouth. Previously their remains had lain in old Saint Pancras churchyard which Sir Percy regarded as an unhygienic and undignified place.
Actually Saint Pancras churchyard remains for me one of London's most romantic corners. It was the secret meeting place of young lovers Percy and Mary and where they decided to elope abroad, an elopement which eventually brought them to Bagni di Lucca and the Villa Chiappa. It remains the final resting place of such greats as J. C. Bach, son of his more famous father J. S, Bach and a fine composer in his own right. It is also where Sir John Soane rests in a tomb which was the inspiration for the characteristic London phone box. (To find out other famous burials in Saint Pancras old church yard see https://www.findagrave.com/php/famous.php?page=cem&FScemeteryid=658411 )
(Sir John Soane's Tomb in Saint Pancras Old Churchyard)
The Shelley's family tomb at Saint Peter's is a fairly sombre dark stone slab placed a little way up the church yard. To read its inscriptions with the names of the Shelleys buried within is, however, a truly amazing experience. It was difficult not to be moved by the place where Mary Shelley her mother, her father, her son and her beloved husband's heart all found their final rest upon this planet. We were visibly moved and when we touched the grave we felt the pulse of a strangely warm energy vibrating in our bodies. It was a sort of cosmic communication. There was even a sky lark singing:
Higher still and higher
From the earth thou springest,
Like a cloud of fire;
The blue deep thou wingest,
And singing still dost soar and soaring ever singest.
The scene surrounding the grave has, of course, changed over the years, sometimes for the better and too often for the worse,
St Peter is one of Britain's most glorious neo-gothic churches designed by that master architect G. E. Street. It has a magnificent interior and is headed by a tower and steeple which is Bournemouth's highlight.
Less admirable is the name given to the nearby pub entitled 'The Mary Shelley'. I don't think somehow that Mary would have liked to have a pub named after her – a library would surely have pleased her more, Furthermore, thanks to German intervention in the last war, the old houses surrounding the churchyard were bombed and the department store facing the churchyard is quite out of scale.
However, all this is forgotten in the tranquil peace of the churchyard where the members of one of Great Britain and Ireland's most remarkable family have found their eternal rest.
Outside on the church yard wall is this blue plaque.
As guests of a charming and highly cultivated lady, whose bench and plaque in memory of two persons so dear to her (and us) lie just after the entrance to the road leading to her own Italian retreat between Gombereto and Longoio, we were privileged to dine in her Voysey-inspired house before being taken to another important Shelley memorial and one which is to be found in one of England's most glorious parish churches – indeed one of the glories of English Romanesque and gothic architecture, Christchurch priory – said to be one of the most closely guarded secrets of great ecclesiastical architecture. Indeed, I'd never even heard of it!
Here are some pictures of the wonderful priory.
I realised how much I miss fan and lierne vaulting on such an immaculate scale in Italy, no matter how many beauties this country can offer….
Inside there is this moving neoclassical monument to Shelley and his wife, Mary:
Commissioned by the poet's son and sculpted by Henry Weekes, the monument is almost like an Italian Pietà with the poet transformed into a Christ-like figure and his wife Mary into a grieving Madonna. It's as if the sea was Percy Bysshe Shelley's crucifixion with Mary anguished like the Saviour's mother. Why is the monument here? It's because the vicar of Saint Peter's refused to have it in his church and so it was accepted instead by Christchurch priory. I think the reason for St Peter's refusal may largely have been due to the quasi-religious allusions in the monument – an irony when one considers that Shelley was already an avowed atheist at Oxford where he was sent down for writing a pamphlet on 'the necessity of Atheism.'
I do believe however that reading through the great poet's work there shines a light of immense grandeur, a sense of something greater than anything the material world can offer. Shelley was principally against organised religion which he saw, like Marx, as the oppressive opium of the people (which it certainly must have been in those repressive times) but I am sure Shelley believed in a supreme deity or God, call him/her what you will. After all, in his 'Essay on Christianity' Shelley writes:
"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God." Blessed are those who have preserved internal sanctity of soul; who are conscious of no secret deceit; who are the same in act as they are in desire; who conceal no thought, no tendencies of thought, from their own conscience; who are faithful and sincere witnesses, before the tribunal of their own judgments, of all that passes within their mind. Such as these shall see God.
We thank our dear friend who bears the same name as Shelley's wife and his wife's mother, indeed the mother of God himself, who enabled us to enter yet another portal into the transcendent universe of one the world's most creative love-partnerships.


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Birthday 'Bevolution!' Justin Timberlake Shares Sneak Peek of His Upcoming Super Bowl LI Commercial
Birthday boy Justin Timberlake is joining the "bevolution."
The "Can't Stop This Feeling!" crooner shared a sneak peek at his upcoming Super Bowl LI commercial for antioxidant beverage line Bai on Instagram on Tuesday, the same day he celebrated his 36th birthday.
In a photo from the ad, the pop star is plopped on a leather couch holding the red drink while looking dapper in a maroon velvet jacket and plaid pants.
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"Yes, we went there... #SB51 @drinkbai," the Trolls star captioned the pic.
Where exactly he went remains to be seen, but a video preview of the 30-second slot shows him
looking around the room, with the beverage company captioning the clip, "When the Big Game is on, make sure nobody messes with your spot on the couch. #SB51 #happybdayjustin."
According to People, the ad will feature a surprise guest -- perhaps battling the former boy bander for the best spot on the couch?
The drink's website, which describes the company as being "in the throes of a 'bevoltion," offered another teaser of the ad on their homepage, showing the star as he glances around the room, looking confused.
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Timberlake was announced as Bai's "Chief Flavor Officer" last year, a role which involves testing new flavors and appearing in marketing campaigns.
His commercial will debut during Sunday's Super Bowl broadcast, which will also feature a performance by Lady Gaga.
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We often think of pasta as Italian, and casseroles as mid-century American, but you'll find recipes for both in my book. That's because French cooks have their own takes on everything from shepherd's pie to lasagna. Like us, they often rely on pasta as the base of a quick, nourishing meal.
Of course, by using quintessential French ingredients, the dishes become unmistakably French.
Here's an example. To a creamy and comforting chicken-noodle bake, I've added favorite French ingredients: tarragon, shallots, and Comté cheese (substitute Gruyère, if you like). The result? French elegance and American comfort in one warming (and wonderfully easy) dish. To get this to the table even more quickly, use chopped rotisserie chicken from the deli rather than poaching the chicken breasts.
For a discussion of casserole versus cassolette versus cassoulet, see this discussion on BonjourParis.com.
Chicken and Noodle Grand Cassolette
(or: French Ham and Noodle Casserole)
Makes 4 to 6 servings
1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts or 1 3/4 cups cubed rotisserie chicken (skip step 1) OR 1 3/4 cups baked or smoked ham
Salt to taste
4 ounces thin egg noodles
1/2 cup fresh bread crumbs
1 tablespoon snipped fresh parsley
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) unsalted butter
1 cup chopped celery
2 large shallots, sliced into thin rings (about 1/2 cup)
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon dried tarragon,crushed
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
2 cups 2 percent or whole milk
1 cup cubed Comté, Gruyère,Emmental, or fontina cheese
1. Place the chicken breasts in a medium-size saucepan. Add water to cover by 1 inch; season with salt. Bring to a boil; reduce the heat to an active simmer and cook until the internal temperature of the chicken registers 170°F on an instant-read thermometer, about 20 minutes. Drain, cool slightly, and cut into bite-sized pieces. Transfer to a large bowl.
2. Preheat the oven to 350°F.
3. Cook the noodles according to the package directions; drain and add to the bowl with the chicken. In a bowl, stir together the bread crumbs, parsley, and olive oil and set aside.
4. Melt the butter in a medium-size saucepan over medium heat. Add the celery and shallots and cook, stirring, until tender but not brown, 4 to 5 minutes. Stir in the flour, tarragon, cayenne pepper, and salt and pepper, making sure all of the flour is moistened by the butter in the pan. Cook and stir for 1 minute. Do not allow flour mixture to brown. Gradually add the milk, stirring with a wire whisk until combined. Cook and stir until thick and bubbly, then cook and stir 1 minute more.
5. Scrape the sauce into the bowl with the chicken and noodles, stir in the cheese, and mix well. Pour into a
1 1/2-quart casserole dish. Sprinkle the top evenly with the bread crumb mixture.
6. Bake until the casserole is bubbly and the topping is golden, 20 to 25 minutes. Allow the casserole to stand for 5 minutes before serving.
NOTE: If you wish to bake and serve this casserole in individual dishes as pictured (which is the way a bonne femme would likely serve it), use six 10-ounce custard cups or ramekins and place them in a shallow baking pan. Bake for about 20 minutes.
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