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Increasing the productivity of a people is a win win situation. If a country generates wealth, there is a multiplying effect that has a positive impact across the board. By reducing fertility rates in Africa's population, that will free money for education, reducing further more the fertility rate. A sick continent is a lousy market. A healthy productive population makes for an attractive market for Western products.
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The point of aid to Africa is that it has been a colossal failure. Both points presented in this rambling discussion are correct - a huge amount of mainly Western taxpayer money has been sent to Africa (over $2.3 trillion over the last 50 years) and the majority of these funds are spent on consultants, food and other emergency aid, administrative costs, and debt relief. The average amount donated by the world per African arrived to $30 in 2002. Of these, once the above costs were subtracted, only $12 per African reached the continent. Anayansi's favorite talking point that white farmers are benefiting immensely from aid to Africa is somewhat disputable since only three of the 30 dollars went to food aid. Likewise, only three percent of all aid in 2004 was tied aid and it appears that very little of that was made up by exports. Among many knowledgeable individuals, there is an increasing sense that the best aid to Africa would be to do nothing at all and let the African sort out their own troubles as it is obvious to all that attempts to help have been in vain.
"When I saw the topic and even before I clicked on it to see the article that was posted, I was going to write that the EU is importing thousands of young, fertile, non-white women from all over the globe to repopulate their nations. That's what they are doing, much to the chagrin of white nationalists and their fellow travelers."
Isn't that wonderful? Replace the indigenous population with third worlders whose only ability of note is to reproduce. Why don't you mention that this policy is being undertaken in the face of opposition by huge amounts of the people of those countries? Why don't you mention the negative impact that these immigrant populations have in their host countries? Do you think that the presence of Muslims in France, for example, has been a success story in light of the 2005 riots? If these immigrants are so wonderful, then why are their unemployment rates so much higher than those of the local populations, thus costing the local taxpayers the funds needed to subsidize their upkeep?
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Imagine all the non-Africans that would be losing money if aid to Africa is discontinued.
Anyways, there are people in line to aid Africa. Foreign aid is a business, and others are getting involved.
Perhaps if money made in Africa stayed in Africa things would be better for that continent too.
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You should know that a large percentage of funds donated as charity go towards paying for administrative costs, no matter which organization is in question, with the notable exception of a few such as The Salvation Army. Highly efficient charities spend about 25% of their funds on management while an average rated charity may spend about 40% of their funds on administration and fund raising costs. When dealing specifically with aid to Africa you additionally have to take into account that these totals are exacerbated by the primitive conditions in the continent such as the lack of a transportation system, poor levels of education and the massive corruption that is endemic not to mention the lawlessness and danger that many aid workers are subject to thus requiring expensive protection. I do not consider 10% of the total of aid destined to Africa being spent on food as exorbitant and wonder why anyone would have a problem with that, especially considering that thanks to the gross mismanagement of leaders such as Robert Mugabe of the former "breadbasket of Africa" malnourishment is commonplace. The reason why farmers in the USA are the ones that provide the bulk of food aid, at least in terms of corn, is for the reason that the USA is the largest corn producer in the world. It makes sense that the food that a certain country donates would be grown by farmers of the donating country, especially as these same farmers' tax monies are funding the aid in the first place. As an example, if Panama were to donate a boxcar load of bananas or papayas to Africa, would the Panamanian government source these locally or buy them from Costa Rica? You and I both know the answer to that question. On a related note, I just read while researching my post that it is estimated that 30% of corn production in the USA will be converted to Ethanol by 2012. So in the future we may not have to be worrying about American farmers dumping their subsidized corn on Africa as this corn might be destined towards American energy independence.
"Imagine all the non-Africans that would be losing money if aid to Africa is discontinued."
As an American taxpayer who is not involved in the aid business my perspective is imagine all the non-Africans that would be saving money if aid to Africa is discontinued. I personally do not have a problem with helping people who are living in appalling misery, especially since the Africans are among the few people around the world who actually are grateful to the USA for the help we have given unlike many others. Nevertheless, as you write, foreign aid is a business and you have to look no further than the questions surrounding possible corruption and mismanagement of funds surrounding Wyclef Jean's charity in the wake of the Haiti earthquake for an example of this.
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Even if that would have positive effects, the modern politically correct establishment will never agree even to those mild means.
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The reduction in births was due to a calculated campaign of fear mongering and propaganda that disaster would ensue if people in White Nations did not limit their births. It produced a condition of making Whites feel guilty over having children.
What is the deliberate calculated attempt to bring about conditions that reduce a peoples birth rate called?
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I would just like to say somethings.
I am an african and I am married to a German.
English is not my first language, so sorry about the mistakes.
One thing; the EU does promote fertility. We do not live in the EU right now but we visit there often and there are many promotional programs in Germany. Telling women; white women to have children
Look at this.
And there are many more ads like this, and you see it often that children are valued in the EU, social programs exist for mothers, there are tax incentives etc.
Okay so now on to Africa. I do believe that birthrates are to high there. I am an african and I can say that but Anasyi (I can't remember how to spell your name), you have no right to to try to get us to decrease our birthrate. And I hope that my people are strong enough and smart enough not to allow that. But life is often unfair and fools are often elected. So we do not know the future.
The only person who should decide how many children to have is the parents. Family planning is okay to an extent; but the one child policy is wrong.
It is wrong for China and wrong for Africa.
I have been reading here for a long time and I am very impressed by many of the members here. Contrary to what others say you'll do not mainly show hate on this site, even as a black person I can admit that.
I especially would like to say that White Resistance(I think that is her name.. she is a mod) she is very nice, and what white nationalist should aspire to be like, in my opinion.
I think it is great that you'll want the best for future whites. Everyone has the right to that.
Even though I hate the concept of race I can accept the reality that it exist, and as long as a classification it exist we have the right to wish it the best.
That being said it is disappointing that you'll wish the very same thing on another race that you do not want for yourself.
how would you feel if others wished the one child policy on your race?
As far as aid goes; take it away. I'm fine with that. I love my people and do not which for them to die but society as it is today is wrong. It needs to be corrected. I would love for your countries to take away aid. In addition to taking away aid you'll have to stop interfering so much in our politics though. People will die yes, but people will also survive. The people that are capable will survive and build their nations correctly.
And when that happens your countries will be in trouble. Not terrible trouble, but richer countries who are dependent on africa for raw materials will have a problem once they can not control the politics of africa. ahh well dreams dreams.
all i can say is that anaysi, I would not wish the one child policy on you, and i think you are wrong to wish it on anyone. In every society there are different types of people. All deserve freedom, when it comes to such personal matters, and two europe is trying to increase their fertility. I hope that europe is successful but but not with people who thing like deegan or anaysi.
Also I think the best way to increase fertility is take women out of the western-workforce. Yes women should have the right to work but a family should not require it and she should be encouraged to work from home rather than at an office with a job she took 4 years to study for. 4 years in which should could have had 2 children.
Also about WNism on the whole. I think that it is 'nice' but impossible. Very, very impossible.. we can not all live separately for very long. We have too much technology for that. We need to find solutions to multiculturalism. I agree right now multiculturalism does not work well but we need to fix that; not by moving to different places. The solution is through better communication and most importantly through not seeing each other as different.
Well before you reply if you do. I know that some of what I said is not accurate but that is because they are simply opinions.
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What are EU politicians doing to solve the ageing population problem.
Addressing the main topic of this thread, one thing that European leaders could do is provide bonuses to those families that have children, when and if these are of the indigenous population. Considering that many countries in Europe are currently suffering from high unemployment levels, the idea that the continent needs a huge influx of foreigners is ridiculous. Why is there a decline in the number of births among first world countries? You could mention several reasons: the new economy of mainly service sector jobs instead of agriculture and industry that led to an increase of women into the economically active population; the end of the family wage that forced women into the workforce; the population bomb hysteria; feminism and its antipathy towards the traditional family and the collapse of traditional values which has led to unbridled promiscuity and serial divorce. In order to tackle the looming population crisis of white nations the above issues will have to be dealt with. How? That is the hard part but it will have to involve changing the culture that has been dominant since the 1960s.
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"We have not lost faith, but we have transferred it from God to medical profession"
- George Bernard Shaw
The doctors community in India, both in public and private sectors, is in a state of unrest. Every few days there is news about brutal attacks on doctors and these are justified by patients' family and friends as attributable to alleged medical negligence. Thanks to social media, copycat attacks are becoming frequent. The members of the medical fraternity very actively exchange news/ideas, devise strategies to overcome the problem, go on transient strikes, get assurances from the powers that be that concrete steps would be taken to contain such attacks; only for the cycle to restart after a short period. In a study that was conducted by IMA a few years ago three fourths of the doctors surveyed said that they were physically attacked at least once. In a study published in the national medical journal of India last year, not only significant number of doctors are getting attacked but it is also grossly under reported. The trend is getting worse.
Doctors were considered Gods at one time, when did the doctors become demons? From being the rakshak why did they become raakhshas in the public perception.
"Vaidhyaraja namasthubhyam, Yamaraja sahodara!! Yamasthu harathi praanaan, vaidhyah praanaan dhanaanicha!!"
(Meaning: Salute you doctor, brother of Yama, for Yama takes away only our lives, you take away our lives and wealth too) Sanskrit subhashitha.
The problem started when the health care started shifting from public sphere to private. Up to early 1980s patients were get treated in the private sector but when they had major ailments depended on government and teaching hospitals for their treatment. With the advent of corporate hospitals who were capable of providing care for an extended range major ailments, health care cost escalated and high end health care became inaccessible to a majority of people in India. In the absence of national health insurance scheme many citizens make out of pocket payment (OOP) which pushes 32 to 39 million people every year into Catastrophic Health Expenditure (CHE), which is defined as health expenditure which threatens a family's basic standard of living. The situation is only getting worse by the fact that the government's expenditure on health is just at 1% of GDP. (MOHFW2009).
Doctors who work in private hospitals in India know very well that one of the important triggers for irrational behaviour by patient and families is financial issues, especially when the patient outcome is not favourable. The potential for catastrophic health expenditure could cause psychological havoc.
"The huge gap between the rich and the poor, globally and within nations is not only morally wrong, it is also a source of practical problems"
Dalai Lama.
A patient who is at the risk of eliminating his/her financial resources to obtain healthcare, does not realise medical science has its limitations, every illness cannot be cured and there will be an outcome which is unacceptable in some cases. Good counselling of the exact nature of the problem and probable or definite poor outcome including mortality can mitigate this misunderstanding to some extent. Most of the doctors in India have realised the importance of this only in the recent years. As we are battling out issues like large volumes of patients, limited resources and poor infrastructure in almost all public sector providers and most of the private hospitals; effective communication and empathy could be one of the ways to keep situation under control at least partially and temporarily.
"To effectively communicate, we must realise that we are all different in the way we perceive the world and use this understanding as a guide to our communication with others"
Tony Robbins
Even as we doctors condemn unacceptable behaviour by patients and their relatives, can we absolve ourselves of wrong doings? Doctors say that there are some irregularities by a few individuals and a few hospitals and that should not be reason enough to portray the entire community adversely. True, that should not be the case but is it only a few individuals or hospitals? If we believe so, then we may need a reality check. Have we not heard of hospitals expecting their consultants to work to a target? Are we not aware of conversion rates, referral fees, unnecessary laboratory investigations by doctors and cross referrals, indicated or not?
"I am dying from treatment of too many physicians"
- Alexander the great.
This commercialisation and greed has become worse by the entry of unscrupulous businessmen, liquor barons and politicians into the 'business' of medical colleges and hospital ownership. Some/many, with their clout seem to flout every rule, manage accreditation yet unable to provide infrastructure or sufficient human resources.
"I have always tried to avoid politics because most politicians I know are quite dirty in terms of human dignity, ethics and morals"
- Steven Seagal
The reality is, when an idealistic young doctor comes to practice with noble intentions he/she is caught in this web of helplessness because of the lack of the right conditions needed practice his/her profession. This is highlighted by Dr Arun Garde, from Pune, in his book in Marathi "Voices of conscience from the medical profession".
"Every truth has two sides; it is as well to look at both before we commit ourselves to either"
- Aesop
So who are the one who get attacked and is physical attack of doctors justified?
The ones who are attacked are residents, doctors who are on duty in high risk areas, especially in government hospitals, charitable trust hospitals, small nursing homes and occasionally resident doctors on duty in bigger corporate hospitals though the vicarious responsibility of treating these patients rest with the consultants. The corporate hospital owners or senior consultants who are in many ways responsible for the impression (or truth) that hospitals are primarily profit seeking places, never get attacked. Like every battle, it is only the foot soldiers who get attacked. By doing this the patients further alienate the residents who are already overworked, under suboptimal working conditions which results in worsening of already acrimonious situations.
"Soldiers win battles, generals get credit for them."
Napoleon Bonaparte.
(In this case they get attacked!!)
Are patients justified in attacking the doctors, whatever the grievance? If money is an issue, why do such attacks take place in government hospitals where treatment is free? While there may be many reasons, here is mine. We are living in a society which is becoming increasingly uncivil and aggressive. There are many people who throw shoes and slippers at politicians; vandalise houses of cricketers when there is something as trivial as defeat in cricket match. So when a major tragedy like a loss of life of a dear one happens they indulge in violence. Further, many of them come to a government hospital after exhausting their financial resources they have, this results in their desperate but bad behaviour.
The health benefit schemes introduced by some of the state governments have benefited the private hospitals and insurance companies; that government money could have been better used to improve the infrastructure in major hospitals. In a recent survey by the citizen engagement platform more than 40% of the participants said that they don't trust the private hospitals but 80% visited private hospitals when there was an illness in the family.
"There are far too many silent sufferers.
Not because they don't yearn to reach out but because they have tried and found no one who cares"
- Richelle E Goodrich
The media do not play a constructive role. The police choose to stay away because they believe it is natural for the patients to be distressed and use that as a justification. In some cases the hospitals and doctors don't help their own cause by criticising the treatment given at another facility either because they are not thoughtful enough or they think it will help in their own defence, thereby indulging in medical jousting. The already vitiated atmosphere is made worse by this, making an irate mob, violent.
"We are all connected, when one arm or foot is poisoned the whole body is infected"
Suzy Kassem.
We doctors often become defensive or even play the victim and say we sacrifice everything to continue as a doctor. Every profession in this competitive world has its own difficulties. Because we deal with human lives we seem to run the additional risk of getting attacked immediately by a crowd which gets provoked when things happen contrary to their expectations. However, we can demand stringent laws and better security in the work place. This is more easily said than done.
"Doctors are only doing KRIYA, that is earning their livelihood through this profession, not doing KARMA, that is doing charity for betterment of mankind"
Dr Pankaj Chaturvedi, quoting Bhagavath Gita
The educated people rarely resort to this kind of physical violence against doctors. I know of instances where frank negligence on the part of doctors resulted in mortality and morbidity. I know how a middle aged executive became disabled because of inordinate delay and inappropriate treatment; an elderly surgeon who succumbed to negligent care following a surgery and another elderly gentleman never recovered from an easily treatable problem because it was identified late. All these hospitals are well equipped, high end hospitals and what happened there was definite provable negligence. The families of these patients because of their education and politeness did not indulge in unruly behaviour despite spending huge amounts of money for treatment.
"Human behavior flows from three main sources, desire, emotion and knowledge"
- Plato.
Is it not an option to go to the consumer forum? According to a study, cases in the consumer forum has gone up by 400% in the last decade, the inordinate delay to get justice in Indian legal system adds to the frustration. Recently there was consumer forum ruling which was pronounced in 2017 for a case filed in 1998. More over the economically underprivileged ones are left with very little to fight a legal battle after they have spent their money in treatment, so they resort to their version of instant justice.
"Do not expect justice where might is right"
- Plato.
We are not Gods and cannot save all patients, we live at a time and age where practice of defensive medicine is almost a norm. We have not been able to address our issues of poor patient doctor ratio, infrastructure, abysmal working condition and inappropriate financial compensations.
Too many questions. Too few answers. The way forward.
We need a mechanism where we can make the patients our partners and communicate our difficulties to them. We have to spread awareness among public the factual and realistic capabilities and limitations of today's medical science. We ought to stop advertising treatment modalities which may not be of benefit. We have to stop advertising treatment which could be inaccessible to many.
The doctor - patient trust and relationship is at its lowest point. Is the only way 'up'?
While we demand a civil behaviour from our patients, it is important for us to do some soul searching and take that extra step and walk that extra mile to restore the trust and confidence of patients in doctors, medical profession and hospitals.
This in no way is a justification of violence against doctors. Every challenge is an opportunity and this is an opportunity for doctors for course correction where appropriate. The argument is advocatus diaboli.
"As doctors we generally don't tell outright lies. We don't speak the truth fully."
Dr.Allan Hamilton.
Are the patients ready for it? More importantly are we doctors ready for it?
Dr Usha
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Supposing, said Trellis with a long chuckle, that a streetwalker makes £20,000 from her trade, saves it up over a period of 50 years, repents in her old age and builds a church with the money? Is it a church within the meaning of the act or what is it? Is it a brothel? Tainted money, I mean. Is it tainted subjectively or is it only unclean to those who know the commodity that was traded for it?
Who but Finn could burst God with the power of a breath whistled from his tooth-gap without a ceasing or a stop from the low murmuring of melodious poetry at the same time? Who but Finn?
- Where is the man, said Trellis horizontally, that is going to tell me that good can exist side by side with good? Good and evil are complementary terms. You cannot have one without the other. Each gets its force by reason of the other and would be meaningless without the other. There was no good in the Garden till the serpent came, only negation and bathos. Therefore the devil created good.
|Where is the man, said Trellis horizontally, that is goig to tell me that good can exist side by side with good? Good and eveil are complementary terms. You cannot have one without the other. Each gets its force by reason of the other and would be meaningless without the other. There was no good in the Garden till the serpent came, only negation and bathos. Therefore the devil created good.
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'At night we would gather in the bunkhouse with our porter and all our orders, cigarettes and plenty there on the cheffonier to be taken and no questions asked, schoolmarms and saloongirls and little orange maids skivvying there in the galley and as geney as you like for the first man that takes it into his head to play ball know what I mean? That was the place to be now.'
'I'm no nance and I'm not fussy when it comes to the hard stuff, but damn it all, I draw the line when it comes to carrying off a batch of orange women and a couple of thousand steers, by God'
'[…] night, our bullet-pierced hats on our bowed heads and our empty six-guns dangling at our hips. If it wasn't that our orange skivvies were waiting for us as plump and as gamey as be damned when we got the length, we might have shot up Ringsend Saloon or lynched a spook offa the arm of a tree or something.'
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'Some of the stuff I've heard in my time, said Shanahan, is no joke to play for the man that has two hands. It was stuff of the best make I don't doubt, classical tack and all the rest of it, but by God it gave me a pain in my bandbox. It hurt my head far worse than a pint of whiskey.'
'But there's good craic in that when you get in on it, explained Lamont, understand it once and you'll never have anything else. You have to get used to it, you know, take it easy. You can't swallow it like a drink. It has to be chewed by the teeth. Look at it like this crust, say.'
The Poor Mouth (1964) [Bonapart's hangover:] If the bare truth be told, I did not prosper very well. My senses went astray, evidently. Misadventure fell on my misfortune, a further misadventure fell on that misadventure and before long the misadventures were falling thickly on the first misfortune and on myself. Then a shower of misfortunes fell on the misadventures, heavy misadventures fell on the misfortunes after that and finally one great brown misadventure came upon everything, quenching the light and stopping the course of life. I did not feel anything for a long while; I did not see anything, neither did I hear a sound. Unknown to me, the earth was revolving on its course through the firmament. It was a week before I felt that a stir of life was still within me and a fortnight before I was completely certain that I was alive. A half-year went by before I had recovered fully from the ill-health which that night's business had bestowed on me, God give us all grace! I did not notice the second day of the feis. (60-61; Kennelly, op. cit., 1996, p.185.)
The Poor Mouth [An Beal Bocht] (Irish orig. 1941; trans. 1964): 'In my youth we always had a bad smell in our house. Sometimes it was so bad that I asked my mother to send me to school, even though I could not walk correctly. Passers-by neither stopped nor even walked when in the vicinity of our house but raced past the door and never ceased until they were half a mile from the bad smell. There was another house two hundred yards down the road from us and one day when our smell was extremely bad the folks there cleared out, went to America and never returned. It was stated that they told people in that place that Ireland was a fine country but that the air was too strong there. Alas! there was never any air in our house.' (p.22.) 'Ambrose was an odd pig and I do not think that his like will be there again. Good luck to him if he be alive in another world today!' (Ibid., p.28.)
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- Extended events that track page splits based on the second post above. They track two things
- a running total of splits at the db level
- a running total of splits at the table/index level.
- Creation of two tables to keep a history of pagesplits
- At database level
- At table/index level
- An SSIS package that:
- Loads the results into a table in my AdminDB
- Resets the counter by stopping extended events
- Cleaning up the XML files
- Create 2 SQL Agent Jobs
- Start the sessions
- Collect the data and stop the sessions
- An SSRS report showing page split changes over time
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- Table/Index specific page splits The target of this event is an XML file for two reasons: 1. More data, e.g. database name, is exposed compared to the histogram; 2. The potentially high volume of data may cause memory pressure if the ring buffer or histogram is used. I've also set the SSIS package to delete the XML files after the data is collected in the tables below preventing large files form accumulating on disk.
- Database wide page splits
- Table/Index specific page splits
I have created the above tables in my AdminDB. Some of you may have read my earlier posts about index maintenance and the retention of index usage stats. This will come in handy when evaluating the page splits because you'll be maintaining a history, not only of index usage, but of index maintenance.
You can find the SSIS package on my Google Drive. The queries that collect the data from the Extended Event targets are as follows:
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The SSRS report, also downloadable from my Google Drive, that displays a graph of page splits by database, table and index over time:
Finally, here are links to the scripts for the two jobs mentioned above:
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A year or so later, while grieving during a nasty break-up in 1986, I figured that nothing would take my mind off my heart being drawn and quartered like watching some of the madcap hijinx of these musicians as they romped through their rock star lives in their Malibu beachhouse. So I busted out the VHS tapes and popped them in the machine. By the third episode, I so associated that show with the break-up that it was 1991 before I could watch a Monkees episode without getting a knot in my stomach and feeling like I was going to hurl*.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post8697763293718704932..comments2019-01-19T15:57:34.444-08:00Comments on The New Theological Movement: What does IHS stand for? The meaning of the Holy Name of JesusFather Ryan Erlenbushhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-36604645036379987052017-06-05T17:03:48.660-07:002017-06-05T17:03:48.660-07:00What about "Jesus Salutaris Hostia". I...What about "Jesus Salutaris Hostia".
I was taught in the 1950s that IHS means Jesus Saving Victim

I am surprised that no one has mentioned this signification that links so closely to pre- Vatican II conception of the mass as a reenactment of the Sacrifice on Calvary.
I was taught that this was why the letters IHS appeared so often on chalices and chasubles and tabernacles.

Colin Kenworthy

Colin Kenworthyhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-23265777030248983972013-12-26T11:21:04.826-08:002013-12-26T11:21:04.826-08:00@Anonymous, You obviously don't know much abou...@Anonymous,
You obviously don't know much about greek ... the letter "eta" in capitalized form is written like this: "H".
I'm not giving a transliteration, I'm writing the letter in Greek form -- "IHS" (the sigma is giving in a modification of the Byzantine form).

Did you even read the article?Father Ryan Erlenbushhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-49966682452035078632013-12-26T11:14:27.777-08:002013-12-26T11:14:27.777-08:00Your transliteration of Iesous is actually incorre...Your transliteration of Iesous is actually incorrect when you put and "h" or "H" in place of the 7th Greek letter, "Eta". Small case or captital, it is the Greek letter for our "e/E" and can in no way be transliterated to an "h/H". There is no letter for H in Greek; only the breathing mark, which is a reverse of our comma, giving us the "rh' in many of our words. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-90296819731454086482013-11-03T22:11:40.732-08:002013-11-03T22:11:40.732-08:00Thank YouThank YouPrabhakar Alberthttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-74386318515419277952013-01-11T09:44:47.853-08:002013-01-11T09:44:47.853-08:00I H S I was always taught: In His Service Love...I H S I was always taught: In His Service

Love to all Mankind Markus...firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-20905615660588841762012-09-18T14:03:06.691-07:002012-09-18T14:03:06.691-07:00Isn't 'gosh' actually a euphemism for ...Isn't 'gosh' actually a euphemism for 'God'?

'Gee Wiz' for 'Jesus'?

'Golly gee' for 'God' and 'Jesus'?

Shouldn't we avoid these and all similar euphemisms as minor encroachments on the 2nd commandment?

I used to know someone that would exclaim 'oh my cookies!' I like that...

Regards
email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-79441156862959541502012-01-06T15:43:46.074-08:002012-01-06T15:43:46.074-08:00I really am no scholar but I do buy into Howard...I really am no scholar but I do buy into Howard's comment. I can understand a deeper devotional origin to IHS by it's relation to the meaning of the most holy Name with the help of the Greek spelling. The roundabout approach explains, to me, the apparent difficulties between the Latin and Greek transliterations which explanations seem to lack without the devotional. - JWondererhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-5009072103446250622012-01-04T13:39:00.292-08:002012-01-04T13:39:00.292-08:00@Albert, The reason why YHWH is substituted with ...@Albert,

The reason why YHWH is substituted with so many other terms often translated to English as "Lord" is based on respect. The Jews use "Adonai," "Elohim," "El Shaddai," etc., in place of the Tetragrammaton in order to never be in danger of blasphemy.

I have often heard people dismiss this practice of the Jews. I think that dismissal is foolish. Even modern Catholics have so little reverence for the Divine Name that they take it in vain as a simple matter of course. To respect the name of Almighty God out of true and virtuous fear of the Lord is a laudable practice.

Kind Regards,
Father S.Father firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-10963650854308707072012-01-04T05:57:32.019-08:002012-01-04T05:57:32.019-08:00Great piece, this is just what the Doctor ordered ...Great piece, this is just what the Doctor ordered to catechize the laity. Thanks. Just as an aside look at the Chi Rho page in the Book of Kells - how the ancient monks venerated the holy Name - and also this shows us the origins of the use of Xmas - http://www.oneonta.edu/faculty/farberas/arth/arth212/book_of_kells.html - Blessings - ReneMrs. O'Riordanhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-81715529371780073872012-01-03T18:59:16.107-08:002012-01-03T18:59:16.107-08:00The name of Jesus in Hebrew is Jesus real name. Th...The name of Jesus in Hebrew is Jesus real name. The Greek transliteration, the Roman transliteration, and the English transliteration of Jesus real name, Yashua, all hide the real meaning of Jesus Holy Name.Yashua is a compound name made from 2 words. "Ya" Is the short form of the most Holy name of God our Father. The name that God gave to Moses at the burning bush. This Name used to be transliterated as Jehovah but there is no "J" sound in Hebrew so is now transliterated as Yahweh.

No matter the pronunciation, the meaning is, "I Am That I Am". The second part of Jesus name is "shua" which means "savior", so that Jesus real name Yashua means "Yahweh Savior" or "Yahweh's Savior".

I don't know why God's most Holy name of Yahweh is substituted in the Old testament translation as LORD with all Capital letters, but it causes some confuses things because this causes the real meaning of our Savior's name to be hidden also. Just so you know, I am not a Jehovah's Witness, I am just a Christian who cares about the real meaning of God's most Holy name and Jesus Most Holy name and suspect that God cares also.
Albert NygrenAlbert firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-25229621262654769892012-01-03T16:54:09.646-08:002012-01-03T16:54:09.646-08:00It is not uncommon to see this written as "ih...It is not uncommon to see this written as "ihc." In this variation, one can see the Latinized lowercase Greek. The lowercase sigma dips below the base line (I am sure that there is a proper name for this line, but I am not sure what it is.) of the written test, much like a cedilla that we often see with the French "c". In art, the part that dips below the base line is sometimes removed. Of course, this preserves and demonstrates that this is a reference to the Holy Name and not an acronym for something else.

If you would like to see an example of this, the altar at Kenrick Seminary in St. Louis has this on the front piece in stone. Here is a link: http://www.lifeisaprayer.com/photos/2010/1967

Kind Regards,
Father S.Father email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-88950770650841552312012-01-03T15:57:50.831-08:002012-01-03T15:57:50.831-08:00Good post. Another one of my favorites is the ΙΧΘ...Good post. Another one of my favorites is the ΙΧΘΥΣ (ICHTHUS) acronym. Ichthus means 'fish' in Greek, but it also contains the first letters of the following phrase:

ΙΗΣΟΥΣ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ ΘΕΟΥ ΥΙΟΣ ΣΩΤΗΡ
Ιησοῦς χριστὸς θεοῦ υἱὸς σωτήρ
Jesus Christ God's Son email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-69532310467505986252012-01-03T15:27:40.521-08:002012-01-03T15:27:40.521-08:00Psalm 8 O Lord, our Lord, how glorious is your na...Psalm 8

O Lord, our Lord,
how glorious is your name in all the earth!
You have exalted your majesty
above the heavens.
Out of the mouths of newborn babes
and infants you have brought
forth praise as a bulwark
against your foes,
to silence the enemy and the avenger.

When I look up at your heavens
that have been formed by
your fingers,
the moon and the stars
that you have set in place,
what is man that you are
mindful of him,
the son of man that you
care for him?

You have made him a little
less than the angels and
crowned him with glory and honor.

You have given him dominion over
the works of your hands
and placed everything under
his feet:
all sheep and oxen as well as
beast of the field,
the birds of the air,
the fish of the sea, and
whatever swims the paths of the sea.

O Lord, our Lord,
how glorious is your name
in all the earth!

And too...

The Golden Arrow Prayer

{An act of Praise and Reparation dictated by Our Lord to Sister Mary of St. Peter and the Holy Family}

May the Most Holy, Most Sacred, Most Adorable, Most Incomprehensible and Unutterable Name of God be always praised, blessed, loved, adored and glorified, in Heaven, on earth, and under the earth, by all the creatures of God and by the Sacred Heart of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Most Holy Sacrament of the altar. Amen.

After receiving this prayer, Sister Mary was given a vision in which she saw the Sacred Heart of Jesus delightfully wounded by the "Golden Arrow" as torrents of graces streamed from It for the conversion of sinners.

Peace & Prayers to you, Father, on this glorious feast day of our Dear Lord firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-40281543104995223942012-01-03T15:18:58.056-08:002012-01-03T15:18:58.056-08:00Howard, I certainly do not mean to dismiss the Ies...Howard,
I certainly do not mean to dismiss the Iesus Hominum Salvator tradition out of hand ... I think it is a wonderful devotion, though not historically accurate.
Indeed, as I say, there is only one Name by which we must be saved -- and, as you rightly pointed out, the very name Yeshu'a means "YWHW saves".

However, the simple fact is the IHS derives from Greek, not from Latin -- and it was used as short-hand for the Holy Name.
Hence, "Jesus the Savior of Men" (from the Latin) is not the true historical roots of the IHS.

Don't get me wrong -- I think it is great to meditate upon that (as well as the battle of the Milvian bridge), but it is not the literal sense of the IHS.

But it is good to know that the IHS is verily the Holy Name itself -- and this should be the heart of our devotion.

Peace and blessings! +Father Ryan Erlenbushhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-73909836142178921092012-01-03T15:08:11.457-08:002012-01-03T15:08:11.457-08:00I think there's more to Iesus Hominum Salvator...I think there's more to Iesus Hominum Salvator than a "popular legend" or "fine devotion". After all, I've been taught that the name Yeshu'a literally means "Yahweh saves". It may have taken a roundabout way getting back to it, but that is precisely the same meaning as Iesus Hominum Salvator.Howardhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-52426086967417833202012-01-03T15:00:35.745-08:002012-01-03T15:00:35.745-08:00@Seth and kelso, Indeed, there is an oddity in the...@Seth and kelso,
Indeed, there is an oddity in the way that the letters are "transliterated" ... the "sigma" is put into the Latin "S", but the "eta" is rendered with the Latin "H" ... hence, it is not really a transliteration, but neither is it really "what the letters look like" (since the sigma was transliterated).

"iota" is transliterated and "sigma" is transliterated ... but "eta" is rendered as "H".

I would suppose that the fact that the lower-case greek sigma (in one form at least) looks like an "s" is part of the reason that the capital Latin "S" was used replace the capital Greek "sigma" ... though I don't know of any hard evidence to prove this.

Peace. +Father Ryan Erlenbushhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-6198328653374910312012-01-03T14:54:55.753-08:002012-01-03T14:54:55.753-08:00@Taylor, I did the same in my religion classes tod...@Taylor,
I did the same in my religion classes today (grades 5-8) ... thanks for the tip!

Peace always. +Father Ryan Erlenbushhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-87493102235929786452012-01-03T09:26:57.413-08:002012-01-03T09:26:57.413-08:00Wonderful summation. The second letter, eta, in th...Wonderful summation. The second letter, eta, in the capital form is H, hence IHS are all capitals and sound out the first half of the Holy email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-78340302615449965262012-01-03T07:31:13.296-08:002012-01-03T07:31:13.296-08:00Dear Fr Erlenbush, If the interpretation of IHS a...Dear Fr Erlenbush,

If the interpretation of IHS as the first three letters of the Holy Name in Greek is correct, why is the last letter represented as a Roman "S" not as a Greek sigma? Are there examples attested that do use the sigma? Do you happen to know when this symbol is first attested (is it in the catacombs?)?

Just a small (and somewhat trivial) note: "ihsous" is not a transliteration, since "h" is not the transliteration of Greek eta, but merely what the letter looks like. The spelling you give as the pronunciation really is a transliteration.

+JMJ+Sethhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5578980753063154388.post-88698979831694813732012-01-03T06:30:14.094-08:002012-01-03T06:30:14.094-08:00I tell my students that they shouldn't say &qu...I tell my students that they shouldn't say "Jeees!" because it is the abbreviated Sacred Name: IHS.

Godspeed,
TaylorDr. Taylor Marshallhttps://email@example.com


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Saturday, July 14, 2007
Update on our grandchildren
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- KCQuilter said...
Great news about Joseph!!! And what a sweet, sweet picture of Sophie and da-da!!!
- July 14, 2007 at 2:54 PM
- Carol said...
I'll keep my fingers and toes crossed for good news. What a cute picture! Grandchildren are the best.
- July 14, 2007 at 6:47 PM
- Lily said...
Hmmm, why would they change his name I wonder? Just kidding. I think Joseph is a lovely name and will help him fit right in :) Isn't that a gorgeous photo! I have one of Romily 'reading' at age four months - it's the cutest photo.
Patti don't worry about not keeping up with everyone's blogs - it's impossible to get everything done we'd like to each day. Do what I do when it's a bit overwhelming - mark 'all read' and start over. We won't have gone too far!
- July 14, 2007 at 7:07 PM
- Karen said...
Sophie (what a beautiful child) looks so secure with her daddy. And what could beat the reading material!
- July 15, 2007 at 9:10 AM
- Judy said...
Just fabulous! Look how intently she's looking at the book. Taking time to do this is so important!
- July 16, 2007 at 7:34 AM
- Nan said...
What an adorable photo! Isn't it amazing to see your children as parents? I never get tired of watching my son interact with his children, partially, I'm sure, because I don't get to see them very often. It's still a wondrous thing to see.
- July 16, 2007 at 11:50 AM
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Haven't visited for a long time - sorry. Am whittling my reading list down to the bare minimum. That photo of Sophie is beautiful.
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With the announcement that it had been named an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution — the first San Francisco museum to earn that honor — the Mexican Museum closed the door on an extended period of relative obscurity. And in thrusting the museum into the spotlight, the Smithsonian connection also has turbo-charged a sprint toward the finish line for the long-dreamed-of project to move to a new home.
The road to a proper showcase for the Mexican Museum's extensive permanent collection — generally recognized as the country's best collection of Mexican and Mexican American art, most of it unseen — stretched more than 15 years that saw a capital campaign tank in the wake of the dot-com bust, a three-year shutdown and abandonment of a handsome six-story design by Ricardo Legorreta, Mexico's most prominent architect until his death on Dec. 30 at age 80. But persistent efforts finally gelled with the now-disbanded San Francisco Redevelopment Agency's release of $10.5 million for the project and the California Cultural and Historical Endowment's $800,000 planning grant to design and develop the new museum.
The museum will occupy 40,000 square feet in Millennium Partners' 706 Mission condominium development at Mission and Third streets, in the Yerba Buena cultural district. The developer is seeding the museum's endowment fund with $5 million.
"Our relationship with the Smithsonian should definitely make funding agencies give us a closer look," said museum CEO Jonathan Yorba.
Yorba, who came on board in 2010, was no stranger to the museum, having served as interim curator and acting director in the 1990s. Though he regrets having to give up Legorreta's bold standalone design, he said this kind of multi-use arrangement is the trend for new museums.
"The money just isn't there any more," he said. "You have to build partnerships. It has worked very well for Contemporary Jewish Museum and the Museum of the African Diaspora."
The scaled-back plan will still be nearly four times the museum's current 10,500-square-space foot space at Fort Mason. The Fort Mason quarters were palatial compared with the two rooms on Folsom Street that the museum moved from in 1982, but they became severely cramped as the permanent collection of Mexican and Mexican American art from pre-Hispanic to contemporary times grew to more than 14,000 pieces.
And it's still growing. One recent acquisition is the collection of Rex May, owner of the legendary Christmas Store on Sacramento Street. His Victorian was packed to the rafters with Mexican folk art — rough count 2,500 pieces — and after his death, May's partner, Charles Little, donated the collection to the Mexican Museum with the proviso that a replica of May's living room be installed in the new museum. That might not be possible, but Yorba and his adjunct curator, David de la Torre, have created an intimate atmosphere reminiscent of a living room in the Peter Rodriguez gallery (named for the artist who founded the museum).
The museum's latest acquisition, the Tequila Don Julio Collection, includes 19 works from 17 of today's best Latin American artists, including Bay Area artists Viva Paredes, Caleb Duarte and Julio César Morales. Paredes' work, a wall of tongue-shaped receptacles holding wild oats, calendula, contra yerba and other medicinal herbs, represents her difficulties with language while growing up in a Mexican American family in the Bay Area. Tatiana Parcero, a Mexico City native living in Argentina, uses her body as a canvas, overlaying parts of her anatomy with scientific diagrams, maps and Aztec codices.
It's a varied and arresting collection, creating such thought-provoking images as Morales' "Low Rider Mambo," a line of drums made out of wheel rims; a low-rider car enshrined in the type of decorative fancywork more often seen around images of the Virgin of Guadalupe, in "Bomba Barrococo" by Ray Abeyta; and Taka's untitled, truly frightening painting involving a clown, a demon, several animals, a cartoonish ghost-like figure and myriad images and symbols that emerge only after you gaze at it for some time.
The exhibit is on view through Aug. 5, overlapping with the "Images: Independence and Revolution" exhibit, which opened in September to coincide with Mexico's centennial/bicentennial celebration and will close April 1. Drawn primarily from the permanent collection, it displays paintings, photographs and other objects spanning two centuries. Among them are a self-portrait by David Siqueiros, a sketch by Diego Rivera, and Rupert Garcia's horrific but strangely beautiful painting from a photograph of an assassinated Mexican worker on strike in 1979.
Such exhibitions can only display a small sampling of the permanent collection, but the museum will continue to display what Yorba calls its "Gem Series" to show the public the treasures it has under wraps. And while the new museum comes together, Yorba and de la Torre are planning a host of new activities at its current incarnation at Fort Mason. Yorba has already brought Chef Telmo Faria of Tacolicious on board as Curator of Culinary Arts and has ambitious plans for programs combining food events with relevant artwork.
The two also have plans on the drawing board to bring Family Sundays, after-hours Friday night events coordinated with other Fort Mason tenants, hands-on activities for kids and programs for seniors to the museum's calendar. They are brainstorming educational tours, virtual tours and even guided tours to Mexico and other destinations.
Until they figure out where to make room for the enormous "Smithsonian Affiliate" flag in the back room, the first tangible sign of their partnership is a table in the gift shop with items from the Smithsonian relevant to the Mexican Museum's collection: coffee-table books on Mexican and Latin American art, Smithsonian coffee mugs, T-shirts with La Catarina's grinning visage and Frida Kahlo figures among them. Exchanges of artwork and collaborative exhibitions will be coming later, with Smithsonian assistance in presenting related education and performing arts programs, speakers and teacher workshops.
These are heady days, to be sure, but the move is still four years away, and the museum won't be standing still in the meantime. The next few years look to be the best time ever to visit the museum, while it is gearing up its activities but is still casual and intimate.
Former Chronicle travel editor Christine Delsol is the author of "Pauline Frommer's Cancún & the Yucatán" and a regular contributor to "Frommer's Mexico" and "Frommer's Cancún & the Yucatán."


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I'm often overwhelmed. I feel guilty. I wonder how others – particularly women – do it. I wonder how I am going to be able to give my kids incredible memories while working full-time. It's not a new problem. And it's not particularly different than what others face every day, especially those who decide to add higher education to their to-do list.
So how do I cope? Well, I've decided to give away my struggle to remember all those pesky details. Who took them? Technology.
Some may say I'm a slave to technology, but with two kids at two different schools, a husband (not to mention custody arrangements, which add another layer of complexity), and my own full-time career, I decided to give up attempting to remember it all and, instead, let technology guide me.
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My husband and I are Google fans. That's it. We just are. So, many of my suggestions are based on that platform. But never fear — there are multitude of other options, including Microsoft and Apple.
This summer, for instance, my husband shared a Word document with me, helping us remember the myriad of things we need to do as we prepare for the 4th of July and our son's 9th birthday. From buying a piñata to making sure we purchase the stuffers to making sure we have everything on had for a birthday cake. The to-do list is endless and takes two. So, we started brainstorming and began the process of chipping away at all the details. The beauty of Google Docs is that I can easily see who's been in the document, what's been changed and when. It also helps me know what still needs to be done.
I use the shared spreadsheet function as a checking and savings account register and budgeting tool. Every two weeks, I log in, set my bills to pay and then note that in our budget sheet. Then, as I stop by the grocery store, we subtract that money from our grocery budget. That way, my husband and I know where we stand and if we can afford to splurge for a few extra treats when we grab eggs and milk.
I have a work calendar. My husband has a work calendar. We also have a family calendar and one just for our son's custody agreement and any special functions that happen to be related to us and his biological mom. It'll get crazier the older he gets, so we decided long ago that this was the only way. We are relentless about adding everything from family vacations to before-and-after-school activities as well as parent-teacher conferences. Also, the "family calendar" has anything that could affect one or more family members. For instance, daycare has "Wet Wednesday" which means we have to remember to bring swimsuits every Wednesday during summer. It goes on the calendar as my husband and I share the duty of dropping our youngest off at school each day. And if I decide to have dinner with friends (which, believe me, doesn't happen often) that too goes on the family calendar so my husband remembers he's on his own with the kids.
My husband and I rarely have time for phone calls during the day — we're both just too busy. But if we waited until the evening (okay, let's face it, 8:30 or 9 when the kids are in bed) to try to remember all the things we want to say to each other, we'd leave each other out of a lot of important details. So, we drop each other notes — all day long. Sometimes it's "I love you." Sometimes it's "Don't forget to fill that prescription... I put a reminder on the calendar." Other times, we want to make sure to tell each other the funny thing one of our kids did on the way to school. Regardless, it keeps us connected so when we have a moment of time without work and kids, we can enjoy each other and not worry about the details of sharing a complicated and busy life.
Believe it or not, this is a lifesaver. Obviously, I know how to get from work to home and vice versa, but I map my route nearly every time I get in the car for the simple fact that it tells me if there is traffic ahead and exactly when I will arrive at my destination. It even provides an alternate route when traffic is slow. I factor that into my decisions about when to wrap things up at the office and who picks up whom from school.
And the piece of technology that ties it all together? My phone. I have an iPhone. My husband loves Android. It doesn't matter because the functionality is available on either. Plus, Google does a great job of keeping our content backed up against the Cloud. With this much information available on my iPhone, I'm at peace knowing that information stays with me no matter what phone, tablet or computer choice I make next.
Just one less thing to worry about.
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