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The correct annalysis of the 70 Weeks prophecy in Dan.9:24-27 is the following, as previously posted followed by the full endorsement of esteemed theologiand, professors, teachers deans, authors ministers and publishers:Seventy Weeks Are Determined Upon Thy People!The following is a complete analysis Of the amazing prophecy found in the book of Daniel. We will begin in Dan.9:24 where the angel Gabriel is giving this prophecy to Daniel, the prophet."Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city, to finish the transgression, and to make an end of sins, and to bring in everlasting righteousness, and to seal up the vision and the prophecy, and to anoint the most Holy." 1. Referrence here is to what God has decreed upon Daniel's people, Israel. (It has nothing at all to do with the church!)2. See Gen.29:27 to explain that this biblical term of "one week" equals seven years. So the 70 weeks here, represents a total of 490 years, or 7 X 70.)Vs.25. "Know, therefore, and understand, that from the going forth of the commandment to restore and to build Jerusalem unto the Messiah, the Prince, shall be seven weeks, and threescore and two weeks; (49 + 420 + 14 = 483 years, covering 69 of the 70 weeks,) the street shall be built again, and the wall, even in troublous times." (See Neh.1:6.)According to the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, England, the exact date of King Artaxerxes, of Persia, gave the decree for some of the Israeli exiles to return to Jerusalem on March 14, 446 BC. [you mean 445 B.C.]From the 69 weeks (Of years) from above, or 483 years, multiplied by the 360 days of the Hebrew year, equals 173,880 days....<snip>...360 X 483 = 173,880 days.1. 32 years [AD] X 365 days in our year = 11,680 days.2. 445 years [BC] X 365 days in our year = 162,425 days.3. Total 174,105 days divided by 365 = 477 years. 4. Plus 24 days between the date of the decree in 445 BC and Jesus cut-off in 32 AD = 477 years, 24 days5. Subtract one year because there is no year zero between 1 BC and 1 AD. = 476 years, 24 days.6. 476 years X 365 days = 173,740 days +24 = 173,764 Days7. Add days of the leap years over 476 years. Divided by 4 = 119 days = 173,883 days8. Subtract 1/128 Calendar year day for every solar year: Leap year omitted every 128 years.= -3 days= 173,880 days!Which reveals the 360 day prophetic year of Israel is the very same as our present 365 day year when all the corrections have been made to the latter.
Vs.26. "And after threescore and two weeks..."[Which followed the first 7 weeks, or 49 years of vs 25, referring to the dedication of the completed building of the city and walls of Jerusalem, in the 32nd year of the Persian king, Artaxerxes, in the 7th month, [Neh.5:14 and 8:1] leaving 62 more weeks, or 434 more years [For a total of 69 weeks, or 483 years] to the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem]. Culminating in a total of 69 weeks, or 483 years from the Persian King, Artaxerxes Decree on March 14th, 446 BC.) and the people of the prince that shall come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary, and the end of it shall be with a flood, and unto the end of the war desolations are determined."After Jesus has been crucified, the Roman (prince) Titus comes with his legions and destroys Jerusalem and the second temple in 70 AD, after bitter fighting, scattering Israel and the Jewish people into their diaspora.To establish the time Jesus began His ministry, and approximate age, we find the evidence in Luke 3:1 and 3:23.Lk.3:1. "Now in the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar, Pontius Pilot being governor of Judaea, and Herod being tetrarch of Galilee, and his brother Philip, tetrarch of Ituraea and of the region of Thrachonitis and Lysanias, the tetrarch of Abilene, Annas and Caiaphas being the high priests, the word of God came unto John, the son of Zacharias, in the wilderness." Which brings us to 29 AD and Jesus is about 30 years of age.Lk.3:23. "And Jesus Himself began to be about 30 years of age, (When all Jewish priests begin their priesthood.) being (as was supposed) the son of Joseph, who was the son of Heli,"Back to Daniel's prophecy of 70 weeks of years decreed upon his people, for a moment. We have determined as we fast close on all of the 69 weeks, 483 years, and 173,880 days in the Hebrew 360 day year as to exactly where it will take us.Jn.12:12-13. "On the next day many people that were come to the feast, when they heard that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem, Took branches of palm trees and and went forth to meet Him, and cried Hosanna! Blessed is the King of Israel, that cometh in the name of the Lord." April 6th 32 AD. (According to the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, England.)
Exactly 173,880 days from King Artaxerxes of Persia, decree of March 14,446 BC. [From Neh.2:1-8. Based on the 360 day Hebrew year. Which makes no difference whatever from a 365 day year, when all the necessary corrections are made].
The 70th week of Daniel's prophecy, of the final 7 years, is the Tribulation, or Jacob's Trouble (Jer.30:7.) which will conclude the 490 year prophecy decreed upon his people, with a 2,000 year parenthetic in between, that covers the entire church age!
Dan.9:27. "And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week; and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate."
A. Frank L. Gaebelein, A.M., Litt.D., Headmaster Emiritus, The Stoney Brook School.B. William Culbertson, D.D., L.L.D., President, Moody Bible Institute.C. Charles L. Feinberg, ThD., PhD., Dean, Talbot Theological Seminary.D. Allan A. Mac Rae, A.M., PhD., President, Biblical School of Theology.E. Clarence E. Mason, Jr., Th.M., D.D., Dean, Philadelphia College of Bible. F. Alva J. Mc Clain, Th.M., D.D., President Emeritus, Grace Theological Seminary.G. Wilbur M. Smith, D.D., Editor, Peloubet's Select Notes.H. John F. Walvoord, A.M., Th.D., President, Dallas Theological Seminary.I. C.I. Scofield, D.D., Editor, Scofield Bible.J. E. Schuyler English, Litt.D., Chairman.The above theologians represent the Editorial Committee of the 1967 edition of the Scofield Bible. Others who also endorse the theology posted on this thread are:Charles Stanley, Baptist minister, Chuck Missler, Koinonia House, Dwight Pentecost, Dean at Dallas Theological Seminary, Harold Wilmington, Dean at Liberty Seminary, Arno Froese, Editor and CEO of Midnight Call Ministries, Thomas Ice, PhD., Author, Jack Van Impe, TV Ministry, Tim Le Hay, Author, Jerry Fallwell, Baptist minister, Billie Graham, TV ministry, Franklin Graham, TV minstry, Dr. Ron Carlson, Dr. Wilfred Hahn, Dave Hunt, Ed Decker, Dr. Norbert Lieth and the Jews for Jesus. Quasar
Part 2You keep saying March 14, 446 B.C., when I believe you clearly mean March 14, 445. As I have already shown, a "prophetic year" of 360 days does not line up with the numbers. We must resort to actual Solar years of 365.2422 days. In fact, actual Jewish Years were based on Solar Years, and the Jews had to update their calendar every several years to keep up with the sun. Also, a full lunar year is never 360 days long. It is always 354.36 days. Nowhere in the entire writings of Holy Writ will you ever find the remotest allusion to the "1 week" of Daniel 9:27 being a period of tribulation. It simply does not exist. There will be a Time of Trouble such as never was--and it is the CHURCH that will go through Jacob's Time of Trouble, NOT LITERAL ISRAEL! PERIOD. Also, there is no such thing as a 2000 year GAP between the 69th and 70th week. This erroneous construing of the 70 weeks originates with Hippolytus, who's views of the decapitated 70th week were influenced by the uninspired Hellenistic Jews who wrote their mythical, psuedepigraphal books of junk in the intertestamental period--who's minds were permeated with Hellenistic philosophy from the Judeo-Alexandrian timeframe. The Great Hermetic Dragon, the Devil himself, already set the stage with these mythical writers, to later construe the pure teachings of God's word, and to distort and prevent people from ascertaining and identifying the true Antichrist of Bible Prophecy---which is none-other than the Papal System sitting in Rome, who persecuted the saints for a period of 1260 years from 538 A.D. to 1798 A.D.! The mortal wound was struck by the sword of France, but this wound will finish healing which will lead into the final tribulation of God's people at the very end of time.And this was fulfilled in 31. A.D., when in the midst of the week, Christ put an end to the sacrificial system, when all meaning and value to this ceremony ceased, and type met antitype. And for rejecting the Messiah, and the overspreading of abominations, Christ declared their house "desolate" (Matt. 23:38) (spiritually desolate that is), even up to the time when the consummation (destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D.) and that determined, would be poured out upon that which was already spiritually desolate. Since Christ declared the House of Israel desolate, it would remain destitute of God's blessings even up to the Second Coming of Christ.And lo, we cry ICHABOD! The Glory of God has departed Israel, and will NEVER return! They are DOOMED as a nation, for ever!Only Jews as individuals now can be saved by being grafted into the parent stock of Israel, which is Jesus Christ, represented in His Church--His body.Tis such a pity that so many "bright" scholars couldn't even get their math straight. One thing is for sure, the theologians from Biblical Research Institute and Adventist Theological Society would make minced meet out of their work. In fact, they already have, but false prophets from TBN simply turn a blind eye and would rather jump up and down and flop on the floor like fish on dry land, uttering quack gibberish they like to term as "tongues"--an event that stems from the Irvingite "tongues" movement. Sadly, most of these theologians do not even know what hit them. All we can do is pray that they will wake up to reality, and see that they have fallen hook-line-and-sinker for an ideology that was created by the Jesuits in the Counter-Reformation to remove the stigma of identifying the Papal System as the Antichrist. Sadly, the Dispensational world has fallen for this deadly, and horrendous tripe setup by their most learned Jesuit doctors.
Qausar, The 70 weeks are not based on Jubilee years, they are based on Sabbatical years. Although the Jubilee ties into it, the evidence that the 70 weeks is in alignment with the Sabbatical cycles (7 years) is overwhelming. Just the fact that it says "70 weeks ", an allusion to sevens but couched in symbolic days, is a testament in and of it self.Please read the following on the 70 weeks and the Sabbaticals:http://www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/sabbatical-years.htm
From the OP by Lysimachus:As Historicists, we reject the Dispensational/Futurist "lunar-calendar reckoning" of 360 days to a year for the 70 weeks. We compute this timing using regular Solar years, or 365 days. After exhaustively weighing all the research and evidence, we do not believe Dispensationalists have any sound basis for using Lunar years. Our rejection of the Lunar reckoning for the 70 weeks is not only based on historical research of the Lunar year usage, but also on sound mathematical principles using astronomical calendar calculators. Later in this dissertation, I will show why both Anderson's and Hoehner's Lunar calculations are seriously flawed, and that Solar reckoning is the only possible way to "make the numbers work out". The 70 weeks are in alignment with the sabbatical cycles, which in-turn is based on Solar years, not Lunar. To summarize, we believe that the historical and biblical evidence demands the first 69 weeks (483 years) to have commenced at the decree of Artaxerxes' 7th year in 457 B.C. for Ezra to build and restore Jerusalem (Ezra 7, as well as ancient accounts testify to this), not Artaxerxes' 20th year in 444 or 445 B.C. Counting 483 regular Solar years from this date brings us to 27 A.D.The 70 weeks of Daniel 9:24-27 must commence at Artaxerxes first decree in 457 B.C. during his 7th year, not his 20th year in 444 or 445 B.C. Contrary to criticism, the decree of 457 B.C. truly does meet the qualifications of the command/decree of Daniel 9:25 to "build and restore Jerusalem".
I have read your link and find no fault with the math in it, but you are in error for the starting date of Dan.9:24-27!From the very beginning, according to the Scriptures, the starting date of your thread is in error and the very reason why it falls like dominoes! Ezra 7:7-8 reveals the decree by Artaxerxes was in his 7th year of reign, which by most expositors was in the year 457 B.C. However, nowhere in the context of the passage of Scripture describing his decree, does it say a single thing about rebuilding Jerusalem, the walls and streets, from verses 11-20. But rather, it is about restoring the gold and silver taken from the first temple by the Babylonians, and anything else needed FOR THE TEMPLE!
Pickle also insightfully states..."- Dating from Artaxerxes' 20th year has not been without difficulty in the past, since there is no decree recorded from that year in the book of Nehemiah.
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On Feb. 26, AZRE hosted the 9th Annual RED Awards reception at the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix to recognize the most notable commercial real estate projects of 2013 and the construction teams involved. AZRE held an open call for nominations and more than 100 projects were submitted by architects, contractors, developers and brokerage firms in Arizona. Click here to view all 2014 RED Awards Winners.
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, Apr 19, 2013 / 05:00 pm MT ().- The Eternal Word Television Network is celebrating the 90th birthday of its foundress, Mother Angelica, on April 20 with 90 hours of programming featuring her wit and wisdom.
"I still marvel at what God accomplished through this great woman, and what continues to be accomplished with the ongoing prayers of Mother Angelica and the nuns," said Michael Warsaw, president and CEO of EWTN, on April 19.
"That a cloistered nun with no experience was able to build a worldwide Catholic media network based in Irondale, Alabama reaffirms my faith every day. It is nothing short of miraculous."
Mother Angelica was born in 1923 to an Italian-American family in Canton, Ohio. She led a difficult childhood marked by the divorce of her parents and her mother's poverty. In her youth, she suffered ptosis of the stomach, which gave her sever pains, but was remarkably cured, after which she devoted herself to God.
In 1944, Mother Angelica joined the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration, a contemplative Franciscan community. She made her solemn profession of vows in 1953.
In 1961, she founded Our Lady of the Angels Monastery in Irondale, a suburb of Birmingham, Ala., which has become the home of EWTN. She later relocated the monastery to the grounds of the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, some 45 minutes north of Birmingham.
Mother Angelica began EWTN in a garage on the monastery property in 1981.
EWTN is now available in over 150 million television households in more than 140 countries and territories. In its mission, it uses direct broadcast satellite television and radio services, AM and FM radio networks, worldwide short-wave radio, an internet website and a publishing arm.
Mother Angelica turned control of EWTN over to a board in 2000, and in 2001 suffered a stroke.
In October 2009, Benedict XVI awarded the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Medal to Mother Angelica. The medal is the highest honor the Pope can bestow on religious and is given for service to the Church.
"The one thing we keep hearing from our viewers around the world is that Mother's shows are as relevant now as when they first aired," Warsaw said. "Even translated into other languages, her message resonates with people across all cultural and geographic boundaries."
As Mother Angelica observes her 90th birthday, fans of her apostolate have sent numerous messages wishing her a blessed day, both on her Facebook page and at EWTN's website.
"You have been a wonderful inspiration in my life!! You have taught me so much about our faith, and for this I am now closer to God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. I am truly grateful to you!!! Happy 90th Birthday Mother Angelica!!! God Bless You Always," wrote one fan.
Another said, "Happy Birthday to Mother Angelica. I have been watching your show for many years since the '80s. I am very fortunate as a result and wish you peace and blessings on your birthday!"
Father John Trigilio, an EWTN personality, wrote that when he first met Mother Angelica, she was so humorous that "my sides were hurting."
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Officials at Brevard Community College recommended the dismissal of Sharon Sweet after a three-month investigation prompted by complaints.
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Oh dearie me, oh my. This is just a horrible mistake by Jeremy Grantham here. I agree that he's a vastly better investor than I am, no doubt hugely more intelligent as well. But this really is a basic, schoolboy error.
Then there is the impending shortage of two fertilizers: phosphorus (phosphate) and potassium (potash). These two elements cannot be made, cannot be substituted, are necessary to grow all life forms, and are mined and depleted. It's a scary set of statements. Former Soviet states and Canada have more than 70% of the potash. Morocco has 85% of all high-grade phosphates. It is the most important quasi-monopoly in economic history.
What happens when these fertilizers run out is a question I can't get satisfactorily answered and, believe me, I have tried. There seems to be only one conclusion: their use must be drastically reduced in the next 20–40 years or we will begin to starve.
And I'm afraid that it really is a schoolboy mistake. He's drawing his numbers from "reserves" without understanding what reserves means. It absolutely does not, at all, mean all of whatever it is out there. It is, rather, an economic construct.
Just to check here are the US Geological Survey (the usual source for this sort of information) reports for phosphate rock and potassium. Yes, you can see where he's getting his numbers from, the Moroccan (actually, plus Western Sahara) guys do have 50 somethings of the 71 somethings of reserves. Yes, ex-Soviets and Canada have most of the potash reserves.
But reserves aren't the important number. As I explained elsewhere at length and as I wrote it I can quote it at length:
To a useful level of accuracy the mining world divides the world up into dirt and ore. Your allotment patch contains gold, rare earths, uranium and all sorts of other lovely metals. However, your allotment patch is dirt. For while we do know how to extract all of those metals the cost of doing so would be higher than any value that could be recovered.
Ore is simply dirt where we know how to extract the metals: and also the value of the metals is higher than the cost of extraction. Ore is an economic concept, not a natural world one. And as with so many other economic concepts what is dirt and what is ore is a constantly changing spectrum. For technology, including the technology of extraction, changes over time. As an example I'm about to embark on the extraction of tungsten from some left over rock. A century ago, when it was dug up, it was rock. Now it's ore. The extraction technology has changed over time.
We should also go one stage even further and talk about Donald Rumsfeld's known unknowns.
When you see an environmentalist complaining that we're going to run out of a mineral in a generation he'll actually be correct. That's also the number Madsen uses for copper, 40-60 years or so. For every generation runs out of mineral reserves, this has been true since we started mining. For what everyone is talking about is "reserves". These are the known knowns. These are the ore, we know where it is, we know we can extract it at current prices, with current techniques, and make a profit doing so. Further, we have also tested and proven all of this to the satisfaction of the stock market listing rules where mining companies go to get traded.
You'll not be surprised to learn that drilling and sampling and sending odd hairy geologists over the hill with little hammers is expensive. So we only do this with the stuff we're likely to dig up in the next few decades. Thus, reserves of ore are, at any one time, good for only a few decades of use. Because they are a both legal and economic concept and as such we only define as reserves what we're likely to use in the next few decades. Or rather, only bother to do enough work to declare as reserves what we're likely to use in the next few decades. Thus every generation does indeed use up the available reserves of minerals.
But that isn't all there is of course: there's also the known unknowns. We've only bothered to stake out this side of the hill and in a couple of decades we'll do the same to the other side. We know it's there, we've just not bothered to prove it yet. These are more generally known as resources. They're there, we know that, we've just not gone through the expense of converting them to reserves yet.
Then there's our unknown knowns. We do know roughly what the geology of many places is. But we've sent very few hairy odd men with hammers over it. For example, we know that the geology of Madagascar is quite similar to that of the German/Czech border. Lots of lovely tungsten, tantalum, niobium, scandium up in them thar hills. Same sort of volcanic structure that's been folded in a similar manner and weathered much the same way. But why bother with the lemurs when you can go digging within reach of the Pilsener Urquel brewery? Well, quite. We're sure there's lots out there. Not sure quite where, in what quantities, quite how we'd get it out: an unknown known.
And then there's the unknown unknowns. The best way to approach this is from the other side. We think we know what the crustal abundance of all (OK, most) metals is. At the extreme we can imagine mining your allotment for them. Whether or when we'll get the technology to do so at economic cost we don't know. We do know that we can do it right now but only at exorbitant cost. Take, say, Tellurium, that we use to make a certain type of solar cell. Crustal abundance is, well, I can't remember how many zeroes there are after the decimal point to be honest. 0.1 parts per million? 0.0001 ppm? Somewhere in that range meaning that in the crust of the earth there's some 120 million tonnes of the stuff (I do recall that number from having done the calculation).
We use 125 tonnes of tellurium globally each year. Our known known is that we get it from copper slimes (no, real mining word, one of the wastes of making copper). We make enough to cover current demand from our known known. We're pretty sure about the known unknown as well: there's mountains just full of copper out there which contain that Te. Our unknown known is that there are other minerals that contain it in some quantity but we've just never bothered to check. And our unknown unknown is that, if it ever became expensive enough, I'd be around rootling through your veg patch to get it.
Reserves, the numbers that Grantham is using, are the deposits that we know where they are, have drilled and tested them, we know how to extract and process them using current technology and we also know that we can make a profit doing so. They are the known known: and yes, this really is the number that Grantham is using.
Resources is a very different number. This is a combination of the unknown knowns and the known unknowns described above. For potash?
Estimated world resources total about 250 billion tons.
At the current usage rate of 33 million tonnes a year that gives us an over 7,000 year supply. For phosphate rock?
World resources of phosphate rock are more than 300 billion tons.
At the 190 million tonne a year usage, a 1,500 years supply.
And this is before we get onto the unknown unknowns, the actual amount of the two elements that the planet itself contains. Considerable amounts in fact. Phosphorus being some 0.1% of the lithosphere (ie, the top part of the Earth). Potassium perhaps 2.5%. Given that the lithosphere weighs something like 300 billion, billion, tonnes, I have a very strong feeling that that's enough for us to be going on with.
I'm afraid that Grantham is just horribly, horribly, wrong here. He is looking at mine reserves as if they're the total amount of the elements available to us. Which mine reserves are not. Mine reserves are a mixed economic/legal concept, the amount of specific ore that we've bothered to properly map out, measure, test and prove that we can extract and make a profit on using current technologies and current prices.
Resources is the more accurate figure to use for societal availability over any reasonable time period. And by the time we start talking about a thousand or two years in the future then total elemental abundance is the correct number.
Grantham may indeed know how to make money. But I really would suggest a technical dictionary the next time he wants to talk about mine reserves and the availability of resources. For this is just an awful, schoolboy type, error of his.


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Jim released a celebrity playlist on itunes!!!!
OMG!!! I was on itunes, and Jim just released a playlist. I already bought it, but you should too!!
When once asked what I would do if I met Jim I said that I would give him so many hugs because he is so damn HOT and then I would tell him to get married. Response, "he is hot, but...nevermind."
I can find it! Darn!
"No time outs. Only DEATH!"
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interesting. do you have to have an account to buy the playlist? I don't have a credit card and all that. i'm confused about this whole thing with buying tunes off of itunes. i really don't understand it, but even if i did I don't think I'd buy anything anyways. I love my music that I have.
Thanks! Apparently my store didn't open to that, at first.
"No time outs. Only DEATH!"
"I don't like to brag and I won't cuz I don't have to!"
I like him so much that I never want to meet him.
That's how I feel about Jim.
Everybody should believe in something.
I believe I'll have another coffee!
Yeah! ::starts humming the Twilight Zone theme::
"No time outs. Only DEATH!"
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Hehehe Jim likes the Rice Crispy theme song. I do too actually. Stupid me thought the song came out last summer but I guess I was wrong.lol
Jim is a fasinating person....was taught spirtual numbers a few years ago..how I was taught was to take it one step further..2 and 3 equal 5 which is the number for life...Jim is very luckey to be surrounded in so much life....my number is 27 which equals 9....that puts me on a spirtual path...Jim I think Jenny is a keeper!!! [/b]
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said IS had launched a major push late Tuesday on Tabqa military airport, the last remaining army stronghold in Raqa, which has been largely overrun by the jihadists.
The assailants had carried out car bomb attacks in their assault but failed to make any breakthrough, the Britain-based group said.
"At least 70 IS fighters have been lost since early Wednesday in regime air raids, Scud missile blasts and mine explosions," Observatory head Rami Abdel Rahman told AFP.
He said the military was also using barrel bombs to attack IS from the air, the same improvised and crude weaponry it has deployed against rebel-held areas of the northern city of Aleppo with deadly impact.
On Thursday, the army airlifted reinforcements into Tabqa by helicopter, said Abdel Rahman, whose group relies on information from activists and medics on the ground.
IS military gains in Raqa and Aleppo provinces have prompted the Syrian government for the first time to launch intensive air strikes against the jihadists who have seized large swathes of territory straddling Syria and Iraq.
Rebel groups have in the past accused the Damascus regime of avoiding attacks on IS as the Sunni extremist group battles more moderate anti-regime forces.
IS initially worked alongside other rebel groups in Syria, but they turned against it because of its abuses and its bid to dominate seized territory.


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Utilized QT, python and cx_freeze to produce a stand alone loader for a teensy 3.5 in a fielded application. Not everyone would have access to Arduino and teensyduino so I made this loader access a batch file that calls the teensy_loader_cli.
CCOOP is a cellular device that connects to NWS Cooperative Observer Equipment. It consists of a breakout board for a Teensy 3.5 that acts as the datalogger for the project and an ESP32 that provides the TLS1.2 MQTT functionality via WiFi hotspot from Verizon 8800L Jetpack.


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Yesterday I got to meet Santa!
Seriously, he was on break from the North Pole and came to Shikellamy High School to donate some toys to their Toys for Tots program.
He came in on a ladder truck and really stepped it up. It was pretty special.
Here's some photos of that special event, including a group shot which I think was pretty cool:


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But just as radio blossomed during the Great Depression, the producers of "The Lacey Study" are hoping the lost art of radio serials might make a comeback.
Call it "entertainment for the new recession," said James Cohen, who along with Andrew Bergmann has produced a pilot episode of The Lacey Study, a new radio fiction series set in Brooklyn.
Bergmann is a filmmaker who directed the feature "Jackrabbit Sky," a film festival selection this year. Cohen is a writer and editor who has worked on "Revolutionary Road," and other movies.
A listening session-style premiere of their pilot was held September 9 at the public radio station WNYC's theater in Manhattan.
Though the well-attended premiere attracted mostly industry insiders, the strong interest surrounding the pilot, and the rave reviews that followed, suggest Bergmann and Cohen might be onto something.
"There's really hardly anybody making fiction radio serials since they died out with [the advent] of TV fifty years ago," said Bergmann, who developed the idea for the pilot after listing to old radio shows on tapes passed on to him by his mother.
He said after decades of decline radio serials, buoyed by the popularity of pod casts, are poised to rebound.
"It always seemed clear to me that this would come back at some point," Bergmann said. "It seems now's the time."
The producers said they are now trying to find backing for the show to make a full first season. Each episode is thirty minutes.
The pilot episode follows the foibles of a Cobble Hill family, the Laceys, who are being studied by a graduate student taping their lives for a school project.
The action is crisp and laugh-out-loud funny at times as Nathan Lacey, the deadbeat, unemployed patriarch tries to steer his family through a series of middle-class crises.
Though the pilot has a decidedly brownstone Brooklyn feel, its creators say the show would appeal to listeners all over the country.
The remainder of the first season still needs to be written, but Cohen and Bergmann said they aren't worried- in radio, after all, characters can go anywhere, and do anything.
All you need is some decent mixing equipment and a microphone.
The team hired a cast of professional stage and radio actors to read the parts. They spent a combined $5,000 to produce the pilot using state-of-the-art equipment, but Bergmann said anyone could make a radio drama, and at a much cheaper cost.
Cohen said if the show succeeds it might inspire others to use the medium.
He said they are looking for a major public radio station like NPR or the BBC in England, where radio serials remain popular, to pick up the show. Cohen said they are talking with several U.S. entertainment outlets.
"There's no reason why Americans couldn't or shouldn't listen to fiction audio," said Bergmann. "Everybody likes to hear a good story."
Learn more about The Lacey Study here.


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Did you ever stop to think that 'decline' can refer to the quality, not the quantity? Huge difference, there.I don't care HOW many SRW games come out, that doesn't automatically make a 15-game series a better one than Mass Effect (soon to be three games) or Fallout (four).In fact - and I'm not saying this is the case with SRW, I don't play them - but an increase in quantity can take away from quality. It's called milking the franchise.
SRW is always good at what it sets out to do, at least - provide lots of robots smashing each other with over-the-top attacks.Though, throwing out so many SRW games has really put me off to the series, I didn't even finish the last one.
You need to stop bringing the this JRPG champion stuff into every thread. It's getting irritating and does not facilitate any kind of positive discussion about the games on topic at all.


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Game #63: Jays at Giants pregame
Toronto (30-32) at San Francisco (28-34)
at 10:15 p.m. ET at AT&T Park
Today's lineups:
Alex Rios, RF
Matt Stairs, 1B
Vernon Wells, CF
Troy Glaus, 3B
Aaron Hill, 2B
Adam Lind, LF
Jason Phillips, C
John McDonald, SS
Josh Towers, P
Dave Roberts, CF
Randy Winn, RF
Ryan Klesko, 1B
Barry Bonds, LF
Ray Durham, 2B
Bengie Molina, C
Pedro Feliz, 3B
Omar Vizquel, SS
Matt Morris, P
NOTES: Entering the game, the Giants hadn't scored in 21 innings. … Even after saying Sunday that he had "thought about" hitting Wells leadoff and possibly moving Rios to the middle of the lineup, Toronto manager John Gibbons stuck with the usual Rios at No. 1 and Wells at No. 3 order. Coming off an 11-run, 16-hit outburst against the Dodgers, Gibbons decided to stick with nearly an identical lineup vs. the Giants. … Former Jay update: Molina came into Monday's game hitting .308 with six homers and 33 RBIs in 54 games; RHP Vinnie Chulk, traded to acquire RHP Jeremy Accardo last year, was 1-2 with a 3.33 ERA in 27 games; and former Jay Willie Upshaw (1978-87) is San Fran's current first base coach. … Celeb sightings: by the Dodgers clubhouse after Sunday's game — actress Alyssa Milano; at LAX airport this morning — rocker David Grohl.
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It isn't often I stop watching a Jays game, and it isn't often I critize the Jays, but it happens each and every time they hand the ball to Towers and ask him to start.
Here we go again tonight-handed a 3 run lead and pitching against a team who hasn't scored in 21 innings. Gives up 4 runs in 4 innings.
I do not comprehend why we haven't done with Towers what we did with Okha. It's clear the only time he can pitch is when the game is lost and he feels no pressure.
He certainly isn't long term for us-so why not dump him now and bring up some kid from AA or AAA. Even if we get no one in return, dumping him will clear up a roster spot.
My personal vote is David Purcey, but anyone is better than this.
They have to GET RID OF TOWERS. Dont put him back in the bullpen send him home please.
Yeah, I tried to bet a bunch of people that Barry would homer off of Towers but couldn't find anyone to take the bet.
I stayed up until the third inning last night feeling good about how Towers was pitching. Considering that the first run he gave up was more of Phillips fault because of the error that he made. But as I checked the jays website this morning, it didn't surprise me to see that the jays lost the game because of Josh Towers.
The only thing that I am hoping for is,that after the allstar break the jays will have Reed Johnson and Greg Zaun and whoever else is on the dl back on the roster. And just maybe they might be able to make a run for the playoffs.
I hope Brandon League can return to form quickly when he eventually gets back. I'm starting to feel that it's the only way that Toronto sends Casey Jansson to the 5 man rotation.
With Casey in there the jays would have a very respectable rotation.
As for starters, Janssen might be a possibility, but they can't afford to lose someone who pitches well out of the bullpen. Why not try the rookie angle again, say, De Jong? Try your luck with the rookies who aren't well-known in the majors.


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Red frosty leaf
Frost covers this autumn colored bramble leaf.
Autumn forest with birches and fern
Birch forest (Betula sp.) with undergrowth of fern, blackberry and blueberry-bushes. Raeren near Eupen, Ardennes, Belgium, Europe
Red and green leaves
Autumn colored hedge
Frost rimmed leaf in fall
Frost rims the serrated fringe of an autumn colored leaf.
A beech tree (Fagus sylvatica.) is dancing in the autumn wind. Raeren near Eupen, Ardennes, Belgium, Europe
Beech forest in autumn
Foggy autumn beech forest (Fagus sylvatica)
Beech tree moving in autumn wind
Beech tree (Fagus sylvatica) shaking in autumn winds.
A bonfire is burning bright.
Sunset at a lake in northern Sweden
The sun is setting over lake Myckelgensjösjön, surrounded by forests and the village Myckelgensjö in Västernorrland, Sweden.
Bavarian autumn landscape
Autumn day in the Bavarian region Lamer Winkel .
Bavarian forest landscape in autumn
Bonfire at night
Frost covers this autumn colored red leaf.
Autumn river
Ice covers the rocks in this fast flowing creek. Colorful leaves have fallen from the trees growing close to the mountain stream.
Birch forest on a sunny autumn day
Birch forest glowing with yellow autumn leaves.
Autumn leaves
The bright autumn sun lights up yellow leaves. Vaesternorrland, Sweden
Autumn birch leaf
A brown birch leaf (Betula) is lying on two mushrooms
The bright autumn sun lights up a yellow leaf. Vaesternorrland, Sweden
Maple leaf in autumn
Yellow maple leaf (Acer sp.) in autumn.
Maple leaves in autumn
The yellow leaves of a maple tree (Acer sp.) are shaking in the autumn wind
Birch forest in autumn
Birch forest (Betula sp.), Raeren near Eupen, Ardennes, Belgium, Europe
Hoarfrost on birch leaves
Hoarfrost is glittering on the withering leaves of a birch tree (Betula)
Hoarfrost on a fireweed plant
Hoarfrost is glittering on the withering leaves of a fireweed plant (Epilobium angustifolium)
Frost covered bramble leaves
Frost covers the autumn colored leaves of a bramble bush.
Looming beech forest in autumn


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Topic: Soul Caliber
I recently played this game with my cousins, and it was incredible. I was only able to play it for a while, so do any of you have it? If so, is it worth buying?
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I played as the "Lizardman" and beat by cousins with a piece of ham.


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In an effort to catch the arsonists responsible for thousands of burned cars in Germany's capital, and not just that one jealous guy from last year, Berlin police have monitered 4.2 million cell phone connections. They haven't caught a single arsonist.
According to Berlin's Tageszeitung, Berlin police started collecting cell phone data in 2008, tracking the data on hundreds of thousands of phones all over the city. They do not record conversations, but do trace calls and texts, both on the side of the sender and of the receiver. Police have also used this cell data to identify the names and addresses of nearly a thousand people living near the sites of car fires.
Berlin's police will have a hard time making a case for continuing their search (they have another 1.7 million checks planned), given that they have absolutely nothing to show for this possible breach of citizen's rights.
Photo Credit: Associated Press


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Michigan Statutes : http://www.michiganlegislature.org/
State Library Association: Michigan Library Association
Security Breach Notification Law : Mich. Comp. Laws § 445.72
Data Disposal Law: MCL §445.72a
Library Records Privacy:
MICHIGAN COMPILED LAWS CHAPTER 397 LIBRARIES THE LIBRARY PRIVACY ACT MCLS prec § 397.601
§ 397.601
AN ACT to provide for the confidentiality of certain library records; and to provide for the selection and use of library materials.
§ 397.602. Definitions.
Sec. 2. As used in this act:
(a) "Computer" means any connected, directly interoperable or interactive device, equipment, or facility that uses a computer program or other instructions to perform specific operations including logical, arithmetic, or memory functions with or on computer data or a computer program, and that can store, retrieve, alter, or communicate the results of the operations, to a person, computer program, computer, computer system, or computer network.
(b) "Computer network" means the interconnection of hardwire or wireless communication lines with a computer through remote terminals, or a complex consisting of 2 or more interconnected computers.
(c) "Computer program" means a series of internal or external instructions communicated in a form acceptable to a computer that directs the functioning of a computer, computer system, or computer network in a manner designed to provide or produce products or results from the computer, computer system, or computer network.
(d) "Computer system" means a set of related, connected or unconnected, computer equipment, devices, software, or hardware.
(e) "Device" includes, but is not limited to, an electronic, magnetic, electrochemical, biochemical, hydraulic, optical, or organic object that performs input, output, or storage functions by the manipulation of electronic, magnetic, or other impulses.
(f) "Harmful to minors" means that term as it is defined in section 4 of 1978 PA 33, MCL 722.674.
(g) "Internet" means that term as defined in section 230 of title II of the communications act of 1934, chapter 652, 110 Stat. 137, 47 U.S.C. 230.
(h) "Library" includes a library that is established by the state; a county, city, township, village, school district, or other local unit of government or authority or combination of local units of governments and authorities; a community college district; a college or university; or any private library open to the public.
(i) "Library record" means a document, record, or other method of storing information retained by a library that contains information that personally identifies a library patron, including the patron's name, address, or telephone number, or that identifies a person as having requested or obtained specific materials from a library. Library record does not include nonidentifying material that may be retained for the purpose of studying or evaluating the circulation of library materials in general.
(j) "Minor" means an individual who is less than 18 years of age.
(k) "Obscene" means that term as it is defined in section 2 of 1984 PA 343, MCL 752.362.
(l) "Sexually explicit matter" means that term as it is defined in section 3 of 1978 PA 33, MCL 722.673.
(m) "Terminal" means a device used to access the internet or a computer, computer program, computer network, or computer system.
§ 397.603. Library record not subject to disclosure requirements; release or disclosure of library record without consent prohibited; exception; procedure and form of written consent; hearing.
Sec. 3. (1) Except as provided in subsection (2), a library record is not subject to the disclosure requirements of the freedom of information act, Act No. 442 of the Public Acts of 1976, being sections 15.231 to 15.246 of the Michigan Compiled Laws.
(2) Unless ordered by a court after giving the affected library notice of the request and an opportunity to be heard on the request, a library or an employee or agent of a library shall not release or disclose a library record or portion of a library record to a person without the written consent of the person liable for payment for or return of the materials identified in that library record.
(3) The procedure and form of giving written consent described in subsection (2) may be determined by the library.
(4) A library may appear and be represented by counsel at a hearing described in subsection (2).
§ 397.604. Improper disclosure; liability, civil action, damages, attorney fees, costs.
Sec. 4. A library or an agent or employee of a library which violates section 3 shall be liable to the person identified in a record that is improperly released or disclosed. The person identified may bring a civil action for actual damages or $250.00, whichever is greater; reasonable attorney fees; and the costs of bringing the action.
§ 397.605. Selection of library materials, exceptions; regulation of use.
Sec. 5. (1) Except as otherwise provided by statute or by a regulation adopted by the governing body of the library, the selection of library materials for inclusion in a library's collection shall be determined only by an employee of the library.
(2) Except as otherwise provided by law or by a regulation adopted by the governing body of the library, the use of library materials shall be determined only by an employee of the library.
§ 397.606. Restriction of internet access to minors; immunity from liability; exceptions.
Sec. 6. (1) If a library offers use of the internet or a computer, computer program, computer network, or computer system to the public, the governing body of that library shall adopt and require enforcement of a policy that restricts access to minors by providing the use of the internet or a computer, computer program, computer network, or computer system in 1 of the following ways :
(a) Both of the following:
(i) By making available, to individuals of any age, 1 or more terminals that are restricted from receiving obscene matter or sexually explicit matter that is harmful to minors.
(ii) By reserving, to individuals 18 years of age or older or minors who are accompanied by their parent or guardian, 1 or more terminals that are not restricted from receiving any material.
(b) By utilizing a system or method that is designed to prevent a minor from viewing obscene matter or sexually explicit matter that is harmful to minors.
(2) A governing body of a library, member of a governing body of a library, library, or an agent or employee of a governing body of a library or library, is immune from liability in a civil action as provided in section 7 of the revised judicature act of 1961, 1961 PA 236, MCL 691.1407.
(3) This section does not apply to a library established by a community college district, a college or university, or a private library open to the public.


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California Governor Jerry Brown waited until the last minute to get to a pile of dozens of legislative bills on Sunday that he had been avoiding. Among them were the prison media access bill, AB1270, which was proposed by State Assemblyperson Tom Ammiano. The bill, if passed, would have given reporters access to prisoners unless granting the interview would pose "an immediate and direct threat", as decided by the prison warden. Brown shut the bill down on Sunday, saying that it went "too far" and that "this standard is too high". He went on:
"Furthermore, giving criminals celebrity status through repeated appearances on television will glorify their crimes and hurt victims and their families… I agree that too little media access may be harmful, but too much can be as well. This bill gives too much." Continue reading