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It appears Jesus' movement is falling apart. Many disciples have left Jesus (6:66), his betrayal is in view (6:71), and he has to lay low in Galilee because of death threats in Judea (7:1). Jesus' brothers give him some family advice: he should go back to Judea and do some miracles so that your disciples may see the miracles you do (7:3). Apparently, when his disciples left him they went to Judea. Maybe if Jesus did another sign they would give him a second chance. If Jesus wants to be a public figure, he should show himself to the world (7:4). This might look like a great statement of faith by Jesus' brothers, but John sets us straight: For even his own brothers did not believe in him (7:5). Recognizing that Jesus is a miracle worker does not make one a believer. Rather, here the world is offering the Son of God some marketing strategies. They assume he wants to be in the limelight and will do what is necessary to gain a following. In this they echo Satan's temptation (Mt 4:1-11 par. Lk 4:1-13). But Jesus rejects their suggestion just as he rejected the earlier attempt by some to make him king (6:15). Jesus' aim is not to gain a following but to reveal his Father by being faithful and obedient to him. Jesus does not need suggestions from others, even those closest to him in his family.
Jesus contrasts himself with his brothers, saying they are part of the world and alienated from God (7:6-8): The right time [hora, "hour"] for me has not yet come; for you any time [hora] is right (v. 6). Jesus will indeed go to Judea to perform a great work--his death. But it is not yet time for him to die. Jesus has not come to do his own will, he has come to do the will of his Father (6:38), and thus his schedule is determined by God. However, by saying any time is right for his brothers he is saying they are not under the Father's guidance. The problem with their time is precisely that it is theirs and not God's. Rather than being of God they are of the world (7:7); that is, they are among those who are alienated from God.
Jesus says the world hates him because I testify that what it does is evil (7:7). Jesus testifies like the prophets of old did, an association important later in this chapter (7:40, 52). He reveals that many of those who appear godly are in fact alienated from God (see comment on 3:19-21). Evil is understood as that which is not of the Father. Jesus' statement to his brothers is an example of his testimony to the world's evil, for he reveals that their apparent faith is, in fact, not faith at all. The world hates him, for it does not want its evil exposed by the light (3:20; 8:12). Therefore this rejection of Jesus, emphasized by John (even his own brothers did not believe in him, v. 5), itself bears witness to his identity as the revealer of the Father, as the light who has come into the world.
Jesus says he is not going to the feast because for me the right time has not yet come (7:8). When he made the statement to them he had only their word that he should go, and he rejects them as a source of guidance. The fact that he does actually go to the feast suggests that he received instructions from the Father to go after he spoke to his brothers. Such apparent inconsistency is a common feature in the lives of believers who are sensitive to the Lord's leading. "There never was a more inconsistent Being on this earth than Our Lord, but He was never inconsistent to His Father. The one consistency of the saint is not to a principle, but to the Divine life" (Chambers 1935:319, Nov. 14; cf. 184, July 2).
There are some important similarities between this story and the wedding in Cana, where Jesus' mother had requested something but his hour had not yet come (2:1-11). In both cases Jesus goes on to do what his relatives had suggested, but he does so on his own terms. These two stories emphasize Jesus' loyalty to his heavenly Father's will. Not even those closest to Jesus in human terms--his mother and brothers--could influence him. He must be entirely open and obedient to God. Here we see again Jesus as the model of discipleship (cf. Mt 12:50).
The conclusion to this opening section introduces the dynamics of what is about to unfold at the feast. Jesus went to the feast not publicly, but in secret (7:10), and he leaves the same way (8:59). Jesus' secret arrival and departure are part of the theme in these chapters of where Jesus is from and where he is going (7:27-29, 34-36, 41-42, 52; 8:14, 21-23, 42). This motif is very significant theologically, for Jesus is from and is going to the Father.
John continues by giving a very skillful depiction of the situation. The Jews are on the lookout for "that guy" (ekeinos, v. 11). The people are afraid to talk about Jesus publicly because of the authorities (v. 13), but in private they debate with one another (v. 12). Some say Jesus is a good man, and others say he is a deceiver (vv. 12-13). The accusation that Jesus is a deceiver is a very serious charge, and it continued on in the polemic later between Jews and Christians (for example, Justin Martyr Dialogue with Trypho the Jew 69, 108; b. Sanhedrin 43a; 107a; b. Sota 47a). Labeling Jesus as a deceiver is probably like charging him with being a false prophet who should be put to death for leading Israel astray in her relationship with God (Deut 13:1-11). Hence John notes the threats against his life (7:1,19, 25; 8:37, 40), which culminate in an actual attempt to kill him by stoning (8:59).
The Jewish leaders understand the enormity of Jesus' claims and the foundational issues he raises. Their reaction is justified if Jesus' claims are indeed false. If Jesus' claims are not true, then he is not a harmless teacher who can be tolerated or ignored. In our pluralistic society we have lost the sense of significance regarding religious views. While we need not return to stoning false prophets, believers should have a sense of urgency in opposing false teaching. Jesus and his opponents cannot both be correct, and the choosing between them has eternal consequences. If Jesus is Lord, then he cannot be wedded to any other religion or philosophy. Rather, he is the standard of truth by which we assess all other claims. There are elements of truth in all religions, but we are able to recognize those elements precisely because they cohere with Jesus, the truth incarnate. If Jesus is not the truth, then he cannot offer us life (1 Jn 5:20). Contrary to the view of many today, false teaching is a serious matter!
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Pictured, Tim Hoch and Robin Hoch, co-founders of the event, flank Jennifer Wudyka, special events associate of the Hospice Foundation of Western New York.
The walk was held Feb. 23 and took participants from Bush Road to the Fix Road overlook and back. Following the walk, an after-party at the Riverstone Grill netted more than $4,000. Wudyka said the money is unrestricted and will support care for the more than 750 patients, from pediatric to elderly, in Western New York. Money raised stays within the local community, Wudyka said. (photo by Larry Austin)

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Boomerangs make up almost half the total number of objects in the Morrison Collection. While most are from the Hunter Valley region, some are from outside this area, for example from Western New South Wales and Queensland. This may be because Morrison exchanged objects with other collectors. Or, he may have collected objects during his travels.
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The total cost of the winning ticket - $2.40.
The owner of the winning ticket played singles in three of the six races. In the second leg of the Rainbow 6, won by Smokin Ali who returned $153.80, the owner of the ticket played only two horses. The winning ticket had three horses in the last leg, but not the 2-1 favorite Power Emblem, who finished second by a half length. The winner of the final leg of the Rainbow 6, Master Achievement, returned $18.
The winning combination:
· 4,7,9,11
· 2,3
· 2
· 2
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· 1,6,9.
The ticket, the largest Rainbow 6 payout in Gulfstream history, was purchased in Las Vegas. The largest previous payoff was $414,166.52 on January 8 of this year.
The last time the Rainbow 6 was hit was on Feb. 20 when one unique ticket returned $172,752.70.
The innovative 10-cent Rainbow 6 wager, introduced in 2011 at Gulfstream, requires a bettor to pick the winners of the last six races on the program. The jackpot is only paid out when there is one unique ticket with all six winners. The carryover built last winter to $5.1 million.
Gulfstream resumes racing Thursday, April 5. There will be a mandatory payout of the Rainbow 6 on Saturday, April 7. Gulfstream's closing day of live racing will be Sunday, April 8.


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World's Best Boss: 5 Reasons Rick Ross Is Winning Right Now
1. He has surrounded himself with a strong crew.
A leader is only as great as the people he has following him. And right now, Rick Ross has one of the strongest crews in the game. Wale has the talent to be a big star with the right push behind him. Meek Mill might not be a star in big cities like New York City or Los Angeles (yet!) but he's had Philly locked down for months now. Pill is starting to come of age. And Teedra Moses is the label's diamond in the rough. We don't expect Ross to stop signing artists anytime soon, either. And if he keeps choosing them as wisely as he has so far, the rest of the game is about to have a problem on its hands.


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From the guys at Spanish firm Radical Ducati comes the 9½, a Ducati ST2 motor wedged into a Monster 900 chassis, making an Italian beauty that's part cafe racer, part streetfighter. Drawing inspiration form Ducati's single-cylinder race bikes from the 1970's, the 9½ is not only a looker, but is comprised of parts from Ducatis long forgotten past (but perhaps more memorable bikes, if you can handle that oxymoron).
If you look closely you'll see pieces from not only the ST2, Monster 900, but also from the Ducati 916 Superbike (swingarm and rear-wheel), and 999 Superbike (fuel tank). Some other Radical parts enter the mix as well from its RAD series, and the result is a retro-esque bike that looks scintillating, classy, light, and fast. Keep your eyes trained for more bikes from Radical Ducati, we expect we'll see some more great pieces (like this Radical Ducati RAD02 Imola) from the firm as they continue their Desmo mash-up. Bunch o'photos after the jump.


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Boeing reported quarterly earnings that exceeded analysts' predictions and revenue that matched forecasts, prompting the company to raise its forecast for the full year.
The aerospace company's shares climbed more than 3 percent before the opening bell, following the news. (Click here to get real-time quotes for Boeing.)
Net income excluding items fell to $1.03 billion, or $1.35 per share, down from $1.10 billion, or $1.46 per share, in the year-earlier period.
It would have been higher by 18 cents per share if not for increased pension expenses that cost the company $194 million.
Revenue rose 13 percent to $20.01 billion from $17.73 billion a year ago.
Wall Street had expected Boeing to report earnings excluding items of $1.13 a share on $20.03 billion in revenue, according to Thomson Reuters consensus estimates.
Boeing raised its earnings forecast for the year. The company now expects to earn between $4.80 and $4.95 a share. Analysts were expecting Boeing's fiscal year earnings to be about $4.73 a share, according to Thomson Reuters.
The company also raised its revenue guidance to between $80.5 and $82 billion.
"Strong core operating performance drove increased earnings in both our major businesses, along with higher overall revenues, improved cash flow, and solid earnings per share even as pension headwinds rose," said Boeing Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Jim McNerney in the earnings release.


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By: Mark McGrouther, Category: Science, Date: 09 Mar 2012
"Sawfish seen in action" might sound more grammatically correct than "Sawfish saw in action", but if you click on the link below you'll see why I've given the blog post that name. Thank you as always to everyone who contributed images and comments during the week.
A Coralgoby, Gobiodon prolixus
Castelnau's Wrasse at Rapid Bay Jetty
Castelnau's Wrasse, Dotalabrus aurantiacus
Cook's Scorpionfish, Scorpaena cardinalis
Inscribed Wrasse, Notolabrus inscriptus
Longfin Garfish from Lord Howe Island
Maori Coralgoby, Gobiodon histrio
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Eagles general manager Howie Roseman told reporters this evening that the Birds' trade with Seattle, which sent Stacy Andrews to the Seahawks for an undisclosed (not real high) draft pick, wasn't officially completed until 6:03, three minutes past the NFL roster deadline. So, Roseman said, the team had to cut guard Max Jean-Gilles, with the intention of bringing him back Sunday if he doesn't sign elsewhere. Roseman indicated he thinks Jean-Gilles will choose to stay where he has played since 2006. Jean-Gilles' agent, Drew Rosenhaus, confirmed that his client will re-sign with the Birds Sunday morning.
"Rules are rules," said Roseman, who said the trade actually was done by 6 p.m., but hadn't been filed with the league by then.
Also, the team made WR Kelley Washington its final cut to get to 53. Linebacker Tracy White, announced as released, actually was traded to New England, Roseman said. Apparently the Birds will get a conditional 2012 pick there.
Andrews hadn't spoken to Seattle yet when he spoke with your Eagletarian, but he said he was excited to go to a plce where he assumes he'll get a chance to play right tackle. "I'm not sure what they have in store for me," said Andrews, who added "I wish things could have worked out" here in what he called "a first-class situation."
Nonetheless, Andrews said he felt the negativity surrounding his brother Shawn, released and signed by the Giants after 2 years of injuries, affected the way he was viewed. "It affected it totally, man. People were questioning whether he was really hurt, throwing dirt on his name, and that kind of rubbed off on me. I kind of came in on a bad note," Andrews said.
He said he felt much of the negativity was from the fans and media, but "it trickled into some of the players. I'm not sure about (it affecting) the organization."
It's unusual to trade your starting right guard a week and a day before the season starts, but Andrews and agent Rich Moran were vocal about their unhappiness, when it began to look as if Andrews' starting position might not be assured, and esepcially after the Birds traded for longtime Cardinals starting guard Reggie Wells on Friday.
Andrews, who told the Daily News he came here to play tackle, said he would not have agreed to restructure his six-year, $39 million contract if Roseman hadn't assured him he would be the starting right guard.
"I think Stacy feels more comfortable at the tackle position; he's voiced that," Roseman said last night. "We feel with the addition of Reggie Wells and the health of our offensive line, we feel comfortable at the guard position."
Roseman said veteran Nick Cole will start at right guard. Obviously, that could change once Wells gets here and gets comforable in the offense. The Eagles resume practice Sunday.
It's an oddly shaped 53-man roster, which could still get some tweaking over the next few days
Earlier, The Eagles acquired defensive end/linebacker Antwan Barnes from the Baltimore Ravens for an undisclosed draft choice in 2011. The pick reportedly is a seventh-rounder.
Also, the Birds made 11 of the 13 cuts they need to get down to 53 by 6 p.m. Gone are WR Chad Hall, WR Jordan Norwood, TE Cornelius Ingram, C A.Q. Shipley, C Dallas Reynolds, OL Fenuki Tupou, DE Eric Moncur, DT Jeff Owens, LB Tracy.White, S Macho Harris, and S Quintin Demps.
The final two moves were the cutting of Washington and the trading of Andrews (combined with the deadline snafu and the "cutting" of Jean-Gilles.)
It's mildly surprising that Demps and Harris both were cut. CB Jorrick Calvin, picked up in a trade last week with Arizona, made the team, at least for tonight. Roseman said Calvin, a kick and punt returner, has "an intriguing skill set."
The Eagles right now have 6 corners and only 3 safeties, vet Quintin Mikell and rookies Nate Allen and Kurt Coleman. Roseman said there are corners in the bunch who also can play safety, and that he hopes to add a practice squad safety when that group is assembled on Sunday.
When Jean-Gilles returns, the Eagles will be carrying 10 o-linemen and 10 d-linemen, along with 7 linebackers, 2 tight ends and 5 wideouts.
Although Barnes was listed as the backup at outside linebacker to Terrell Suggs, he is expected to be a defensive end with the Eagles.
Barnes, 25, was a fourth round draft choice of the Ravens in 2007 and posted 20 tackles, five sacks, one interception and one forced fumble during his three-year career in Baltimore. Three of his sacks came last season in 11 games, and he is viewed as a promising pass rusher.
The 6-1, 251-pound Barnes has seen action in 37 regular-season games and two postseason games for the Ravens and has 24 career special teams tackles.
Via his Twitter account, Barnes wrote, "Woooooooo........I had a good run in Baltimore......thank everyone for your support......its a new beginning and I'm ready to be a eagle..."
Barnes also set the career sacks record at Florida International with 24 and also made 224 tackles. He also was twice named first-team All-Sun Belt Conference.
Roseman said the Eagles have been following Barnes for a long time, and really like his pass-rushing speed.
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Developing Spectacle Lenses for Driving
A look behind the scenes: how ZEISS developed DriveSafe
BETTER VISION talked to Dr. Christian Lappe, Scientific Affairs & Technical Marketing, and Frank Mielich, Project Manager DriveSafe/Technology & Innovation/New Product Implementation, who were both involved in developing DriveSafe.
Understanding Vision:
Research by ZEISS into the Fundamental Processes of Vision
The ZEISS Vision Science Lab at the University of Tübingen in Germany carries out fundamental research into vision
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The complexities of the human eye – from the blind spot and macula to focused and peripheral vision
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Over the course of the last 500 million years, evolution has produced an incredible variety of different eyes from a simple light-sensitive spot.


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Published July 16, 2014
Professor James Gardner has been named in a recent scholarly survey aimed at identifying the ten most cited faculty for the period of 2009 through 2013 in the area of election law.
Law review editors who do the exacting work of checking their articles' citations of other scholars' work see the same names pop up again and again. In the field of election law, a new study has tallied those citations to identify the ten faculty from all 200 ABA law schools whose work in election law has the most impact on their peers – and a SUNY Buffalo Law School professor is on the list.
SUNY Distinguished Professor James A. Gardner, a specialist in election law, was one of the most highly cited legal scholars working in this area. The ranking, reported by the influential Election Law Blog, shows that other scholars cited Gardner's work about 320 times in articles published from 2009 to 2013.
Other election law scholars on the list are at the law schools of New York University, Stanford, Columbia, Yale, the University of Southern California and the University of California-Irvine. Blogger Rick Hasen, a law professor at UC-Irvine, conducted the study, using Westlaw and other electronic resources.
"I'm gratified," said Gardner, who holds the Bridget and Thomas Black professorship at SUNY Buffalo Law and has served as the school's vice dean for academic affairs. "Most of the other people on the list are extremely prominent in the field. It's nice to know my work is being recognized and people are paying attention and it's having an impact. As academics we can spend a lot of time thinking and writing, but if it falls in the forest and doesn't make a sound, it's not accomplishing what we hope it will accomplish."
Gardner received his B.A. from Yale University in 1980 and his J.D. from the University of Chicago in 1984. From 1984 to 1988, he practiced law in the Civil Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. Before joining the SUNY Buffalo Law faculty in 2001, he taught at Western New England University, William and Mary, and the University of Connecticut. Since then, he has been a visiting professor at Florida State University, and in 2012 held the Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in the Theory and Practice of Constitutionalism and Federalism at McGill University in Montreal.
His research interests include the constitutional structure of politics, the institutionalization through law of principles of democracy, comparative and American federalism, and subnational constitutional law.
Gardner's most recent books are Election Law in the American Political System (Aspen), What Are Campaigns For? The Role of Persuasion in Electoral Law and Politics (Oxford University Press) and a new revision of his Legal Argument: The Structure and Language of Effective Advocacy (LexisNexis).


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Security Slideshow: Why CIOs Are Right to Worry About Security
By Don Reisinger | Posted 10-01-2010
Security continues to be one of the biggest issues facing CIOs today. Attacks come in via smartphones, E-mail, or the desktop, and there is a constant concern in the workplace that malicious hackers will compromise sensitive information. It would be nice to tell you that you shouldn't worry. It would be nice to say that the threats enterprises face today aren't as troublesome as those of years past. Providing such reassurance would mask the truth: enterprises face an inordinate number of threats that put entire operations at risk. Symantec's MessageLabs Intelligence report for September 2010 illustrates that point. With spam, viruses, phishing scams, and malicious Web sites wreaking havoc on companies around the world, the latest report from the security solutions vendor shows that CIOs must do everything they can to try and stay ahead of malicious hackers. Read on to see some of the highlights from Symantec's most recent security report, and learn about the issues you will face going forward.
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Damson PlumPrunus institia
The Damson plum tree has many traits that make it a fine choice for the homeowner, including a low and compact crown, tolerance to different soils, cold hardiness, resistance to diseases and the ability to thrive with little or no care. Not to mention the fact that the tart, juicy plums are excellent for home canning.
While the Damson plum is self-fertile and doesn't require another tree to produce fruit, planting two trees is recommended for a better crop.


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Five-Month-Old Baby Killed on Airport Baggage Carousel in Spain
A five-month-old baby boy was killed on Wednesday night at the Alicante-Elche Airport in Alicante, Spain after his mother, identified as American, placed the baby's carrier on a baggage belt for oversized luggage.
The specifics of the accident are currently unclear. The New York Daily News reports that the conveyer belt—which might have been activated by placing the baby on the carousel—whisked the infant to the "entrance of the bag drop portal" where he became "tangled and trapped." CNN reports that the mother put the baby on the belt when she went to reach for something and he was "crushed by the conveyer belt and it killed him." And the Daily Record says the "baby carrier's weight activated the belt and the child was trapped in the rollers in the drop zone."
Though paramedics tried to revive him, he was declared dead at the scene.
The mother, traveling alone with the five-month-old and an older child, had just arrived on a flight from Gatwick airport near London. They were meeting the baby's father for a vacation and he was waiting outside the baggage claim in the public arrivals hall.
Spanish police are investigating the incident.


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Have you ever watched a television show, or read a book and been inspired to work magick based on what you've seen or read? If you have, you're not alone in thinking that. More and more people are discovering that the modern mythology of pop culture has answers for their spirituality and approach to magick.
Pop culture is the mythology of our times, offering us a universe full of new gods, stories, practical magickal techniques and a lot more! It is a reflection of the need for magick to change and evolve with the times. With Pop Culture Magick you can take the cartoon characters of today and make them into the elder gods of tomorrow.
In this book you will learn how to:
Create Pop Culture godforms and entitiesInvoke yourself into a godform or a personIntegrate pop culture into existing magickal paradigmsCharge sigils by playing video gamesAnd much, much more!
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Four-Star Hotel Surrounded by Deschutes National Forest
In Sunriver, Oregon, there's a bucolic meadow near the Cascade Range's foothills that's seen a lot of activity over the years. The meadow has served as a gathering place for Native Americans, a makeshift camp for John Fremont and other 19th-century trappers and explorers, and a training ground for the US Army during World War II. In 1965, a pair of Oregonians laid out plans to create a resort and a residential community that would incorporate the area's stunning natural aspects. Today, the AAA Four-Diamond Sunriver Resort preserves its scenic environs while encouraging guests to explore the habitat through hiking, golfing, and other recreational pursuits.
In addition to accolades from Condé Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure Golf, and FamilyFun magazines, Sunriver Resort was awarded the elite gold medal by Golf magazine, a recognition exclusive to the top golf resorts in the country. Sunriver features 63 holes spread across four courses, each designed by an acclaimed architect, including Robert Trent Jones Jr. and Bob Cupp. Complimentary transportation throughout the sprawling campus allows for easy hopping from one activity to the next. Those who prefer to exercise can navigate 35 miles of paved biking trails that crisscross the resort. Deer, eagles, geese, and picnicking coyotes are common sights along the Deschutes River's forested banks.
The resort's five restaurants range from fine dining at The Grille at Crosswater to the Owl's Nest pub, a welcoming spot to sample regional microbrews. At Meadows at The Lodge, French-trained chef Fabrice Beaudoin culls local and organic ingredients to craft entrees such as sizzling flatiron steak and dungeness crab pasta. In Lodge Village guest rooms, a stone gas fireplace crackles beside the private deck.
Sunriver, Oregon: Skiing, Mountain Biking, and Hiking in the Cascades
The snow-capped peak of Mount Bachelor is visible in the distance across much of the Sunriver Resort property. For $10 round-trip, the resort offers transportation to and from the mountain's ski resort, just 20 miles away. At Mount Bachelor, skiers and snowboarders explore 71 runs spread out over more than 3,000 acres. With certain accompanying adult tickets, kids 12 or younger ski or snowboard free, as do their imaginary skiing friends.
Along the Deschutes River, a series of Class VI rapids known as Benham Falls has been designated impassable for watercraft. But the falls can still be observed from mountain and hiking trails along the riverbanks. Depending on current snow conditions, the trails typically stay open year-round.


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2009: Third season as the Pioneer's starting signal caller...Named to the Preseason All-Northeast Conference team...Finished his junior year holding 11 Sacred Heart passing records for his career...Completed 61.1% of his passes in 2009 throwing for 2,064 yards and 17 touchdowns...Completed 212 of 347 passes and averaged 206.4 yards passing per game...He led the NEC in passing yards per game (206.4), total offense (206.4), completions (212), completion percentage (.611) and touchdown passes (17)...Ended the year setting new SHU records for career passing yards (5,896), career completions (587), career passing attempts (921), career completion percentage (.637) while adding to his career touchdown passes mark (64)...He also set four new SHU game records in 2009...In a home loss to Monmouth, Fink three for 373 yards, completing 36 of 54 passes, all single game records...In the season finale against Duquesne, Fink threw six touchdowns setting a new record for scoring throws in a game...Fink posted the three highest compeltion totals for a game during last season, hitting on 36 against Monmouth and 30 apiece against Holy Cross and Marist...Completed 30-of-44 for 237 yards in the season opener against the Red Foxes...Finished 30-of-52 for 272 yards and a score at Holy Cross...Completed 17-of-38 for 259 yards and two touchdowns against the Central Connecticut Blue Devils...Completed 22-of-28 for 245 and his record breaking six scoring strikes in the finale against the Dukes.
2008: Chosen as the first team All-Northeast Conference quarterback…Led the NEC in passing efficiency (140.3)…Threw for 2,102 yards and 24 touchdowns in 11 games in his second season under center…Finished the year completing 67.8% (215-317) of his passes a mark that led the conference…Threw for an average of 191.1 yards per game, third among NEC passers…His 24 scoring strikes led the NEC…Threw a touchdown in 10-straight games to open the season…Ran his streak to 19-straight games with a TD toss to 19-straight before seeing it broken in the season finale against Central Connecticut when he was knocked out with a shoulder injury…Set new school records for completions in a season (215) and completion percentage in a season (67.8%)…Became the program's all-time leader in touchdown passes in just two seasons with 47 career TD's…Tied the SHU record for TD passes in a game when he tossed four in games at Saint Francis (PA) and home vs. Wagner, a mark he shares with four other Pioneers…Threw for over 200 yards in six games and over 250 yards in three contests…Had six games where he completed 20 or more passes… He threw from two or more scores in games two through 10…Threw for a season-high 281 yards completing 24-of-31 passes and three scores in a 28-16 win at Marist…Completed a career-high 27-of-34 passes for 268 yards and two scores in a 29-17 win at Duquesne…Completed 25-of-34 for 268 yards and a pair of scores in a 26-21 loss at home to Albany…Will enter his junior season just 18 completions shy of becoming SHU's all-time leader.
2007: Named the 2007 Northeast Conference Rookie of the Year…Selected to the All-NEC second team…Started nine games in his rookie season, missing a pair of games with an ankle injury…Passed for 1,730 yards and a NEC leading 23 touchdowns on the year, ranking second all-time for a season at Sacred Heart…He completed 160 of 257 passes, 62.3% on the year, ranking first all-time in the record books for a season…Fink ranked second in the NEC in passing efficiency (142.1)…Tied the school record for TD passes in a game when he threw four scoring strikes in season-opening 41-20 win at Assumption…Completed eight-of-nine for 122 yards and three touchdowns in the first half of a 54-14 win over La Salle…Threw for a season-high 289 yards after completing 25 of a school record 47 attempts for three scores against Saint Francis (PA)…Followed that the next week with an identical 25-of-47 day for 222 yards and three TD's at CCSU...Threw for at least one score in all nine games played and ended the season with a streak of four-straight games where he connected for three touchdowns each time out…Was on the receiving end of a six-yard scoring toss from fullback Brian Friedman in a win over Marist.
2006: Red-shirt season.
High School: Attended Althoff Catholic High School…Named a team captain for head coach Glenn Schott...A two-time all-conference, all-area and all-metro beat player…Named All-State second team and All-State honorable mention…Played in the East West Shrine Game…Also a letterwinner in basketball and baseball…Played in the Illinois North-South Basketball All-Star Game.
Personal: Born: 7/26/88. Parents: Dale and Marguierite Fink. Has a sister Anna and a brother Edward. His favorite team is the Indianapolis Colts and his favorite players are Peyton Manning and Brett Favre. His favorite read is Bleachers and he enjoys listening to country music. His favorite movies are Tommy Boy and Black Sheep. His favorite TV shows are Sports Center and Family Guy. His mom's cooking is his favorite and he considers his father to be his role model.


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Thursday, November 9 2006
A PUZZLING PATIENT COMES INTO THE ER AND LEAVES THE DOCTORS STUNNED-- FOREST WHITAKER GUEST STARS- Abby (Maura Tierney) and Kovac (Goran Visnjic) finally decide to hire a nanny to care for their son Joe, but are troubled when they meet the potential candidates. Morris (Scott Grimes) and Sam (Linda Cardellini) try to treat a biligerant patient that comes in with seemingly simple flu. However, when they discover that his condition is much more complicated, the patient refuses treatment. During a trip to the park with Joe, Abby inadvertantly meets Curtis Ames (guest star Forest Whitaker). Meanwhile, Gates (John Stamos) and Neela (Parminder Nagra) argue with each other at a hospital board meeting. Laura Innes, Mekhi Phifer and Shane West also star.


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January 17, 1912 - December 28, 2012
Newburgh, NY
Stylianos A. Tsangarakis, of Newburgh, a longtime area resident, entered into rest on Friday, December 28, 2012. He was 100 years old.
Son of the late Kalomoira (Moshou) and Antonios Tsangarakis, he was born January 17, 1912 in Pireas, Greece. He married Maria Louizou Tsangarakis in 1965. Maria survives at home.
Stylianos was the Owner of Newburgh Lunch in Newburgh from 1969 - 1995, and was formerly an employee of Texas Weiners on Broadway in Newburgh from 1953 - 1969.
Dad will lovingly be remembered for his never-ending smile, his love for walking, and for never giving up. He was a remarkable man and a loving husband, father and grandfather, who loved to tease his grandchildren. He will be sorely missed but his spirit and perseverance will be forever cherished and will live on through his family.
Survivors include his loving wife, Maria, at home; his son, Tony Tsangarakis; daughter-in-law, Anna (Vlitas) Tsangarakis; and grandchildren: Maria, Nicole and Alexandra.
Visitation will be held from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, December 30 at Brooks Funeral Home, 481 Gidney Ave., Newburgh, with a Trisagion Service at 7:30 p.m. A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, December 31 at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Newburgh, with burial following in Woodlawn Cemetery, New Windsor.
To send a personal condolence, or further information, please visit Brooksfh.com or call 845-561-8300.


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More than 300 translators from around the world will gather in Rochester for the 35th annual conference of American Literary Translators Association (ALTA), held at the Memorial Art Gallery from Wednesday, Oct. 3 through Oct. 6. Co-hosted by Open Letter Books, the University of Rochester's literary publishing house dedicated to publishing translated literature, the conference consists of roundtables, workshops, readings, and a film screening at Rochester's Little Theatre. ALTA is the largest conference for literary translators in the country.
"When deciding where to hold our annual conference we look for an area with a strong presence in translation studies and a lot of things about Rochester fell into place," said Gary Racz, president of ALTA. "The University of Rochester has strong literary translation programs for undergraduate and graduate students as well as Open Letter Books and Three Percent, its blog dedicated to literature in translation."
As a way to make the conference accessible to Rochester students, ALTA organizers have waived conference fees for those wanting to attend. "We are very excited to be hosting ALTA in Rochester and have a wealth of great events lined up, including several featuring members of the University of Rochester community," said Chad Post, publisher of Open Letter Books and chair of the conference organizing committee.
Events include English professor (and Open Letter Poetry editor) Jennifer Grotz's presentation of Open Letter's poetry series; a panel discussion on linguistics and the culture of humor with Kaija Straumanis, Emily Davis, and the husband and wife translating team Konstantin Gurevich and Helen Anderson; a discussion about translation challenges in modern Russian prose with Laura Givens and John Givens, both from Rochester's department of Modern Languages and Cultures; and a conversation between Marian Schwartz and Post about the translation of Mikhail Shiskin's Maidenhair. Author and translator David Bellos will deliver this year's keynote address, based on the conference's theme "The Translation of Humor, or, the Humor of Translation."
According to Racz, "This year we're seeing a broadening of focus and topics that move from what people view as traditional literary translations to topics on multimedia, music, lyrics, films and more."
For additional information about ALTA 2012 visit http://www.rochester.edu/College/translation/threepercent/index.php?id=4652.


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Factor # 1 : Your Insulin Level
Insulin is absolutely essential to staying alive, but the sad fact is that most of you reading this have too much floating around, and it is pushing you towards chronic degenerative illness and increasing the rate at which you age.
Most adults have about one gallon of blood in their bodies and are quite surprised to learn that in that gallon, there is only one teaspoon of sugar! You only need one teaspoon of sugar at all times -- if that. If your blood sugar level were to rise to one tablespoon of sugar you would quickly go into a hyperglycemic coma and die.
You body works very hard to prevent this by producing insulin to keep your blood sugar at the appropriate level. Any meal or snack high in grain and sugar carbohydrates typically generates a rapid rise in blood glucose. To compensate for this your pancreas secretes insulin into your bloodstream, which lowers your blood sugar to keep you from dying.
However, if you consume a diet consistently high in sugar and grains, over time your body becomes "sensitized" to insulin and requires more and more of it to get the job done. Eventually, you become insulin resistant, and then diabetic.
If you have high cholesterol, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, or are overweight, it is highly likely that you are eating too many grains -- yes, even unrefined whole grains -- as this is the most common culprit causing your insulin level to become abnormal.
Compounding the problem, when your insulin levels rise due to an excess of carbohydrates, they send your body a hormonal message telling it to store fat while holding on to the fat that is already there. So not only will excess carbohydrates make you overweight, they will effectively hamper your weight loss efforts too.
Your Fasting Blood Insulin Test
To find out your insulin levels, you need to get tested by your doctor. The test you need to ask for is a fasting blood insulin test, The test is done by just about every commercial laboratory and is relatively inexpensive.
Facts about Your Fasting Insulin Test:
• This test is profoundly useful. It's one of the least expensive tests in traditional medicine, yet it is one of the most powerful. A normal fasting blood insulin level is below 5, but ideally you'll want to be below 3.
• You can safely ignore the reference ranges from the lab as they are based on "normals" of a population that has highly-disturbed insulin levels.
• This is a great test to do BEFORE you start your program as you can use it to assess how well you are progressing in the program.
• If your level is above 5 you will want to consider significantly reducing most sugars and grains, even whole wheat grains, until you lower your level. Once you've normalized your insulin level you can reintroduce grains into your diet at a lower level to optimize your health.
• Exercise is of enormous benefit in improving the sensitivity of your insulin receptors, and help normalize your insulin level far more quickly.
My last level was 9 UU/ML; I continue to work on reducing my insulin level. I also continue to urge everyone to request a fasting serum insulin test.


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When Baltimore began its search for a mobile application that would expand its 311 services system to smart phones, one of the considerations was interoperability.
"We wanted to select a technology that didn't require us to change our business processes," said Baltimore CIO Rico Singleton.
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Baltimore extends 311 service with mobile app
The city settled on the Spot Reporters framework from Connected Bits LLC, which integrates with the city's existing customer relationship management from Motorola. Just as importantly, both Motorola and Connected Bits support the Open311 application programming interface, which allows third parties to develop applications to work with the city's non-emergency service systems.
Baltimore, a pioneer in the field that established the nation's first municipal 311 service in 1996, deployed the Open311 API for the GeoReport v2 standard in September. It is one of 28 cities from Toronto, Ontario, to Darwin, Australia, to implement the API and make keys available for developers. Other major U.S. cities implementing the standard include San Francisco, Boston and Washington.
Vivek Kundra, then federal CIO, blogging in 2010 about the launch of the Open311 initiative, wrote that with applications developed to the interface, "I can use the same application to report a broken parking meter when I'm home in the District of Columbia or traveling to cities like Portland, Los Angeles, Boston, or San Francisco."
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Jonathan Buckner and Chosen Road band concert, 6 p.m. Sunday, Mountain View Baptist Church in Tuxedo. Free and open to the public.
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The McKameys and Carolina Quartet concert, 7 p.m. Nov. 21 at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive, Hendersonville. Love offering. Info: 692-1262.
Gospel Jam, 7-9 p.m. the first Saturday of the month at First Baptist Church of East Flat Rock, 227 Spartanburg Highway, Hendersonville. Free. Info: 243-8100.
Study and retreats
The Bible In 90 Days study, 3-4:30 p.m. Thursdays through Dec. 19 at First Presbyterian Church, 699 N. Grove St., Hendersonville. Leader: Pastor Bill Campbell. Info: 692-3211.
The Sovereignty of God: women's Bible study of I Samuel, 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Mount Pisgah Lutheran Church, 2606 Chimney Rock Road, Hendersonville. Info: 692-7027.
Lord, Change My Attitude Bible study, 9-11:30 a.m. Tuesdays through Nov. 19 at First Baptist Church, Hendersonville. $15. In this study, James shows how attitudes can affect whether someone stays in the wilderness with negative attitudes or enjoy blessings. Info: 693-0885.
Abundant Simplicity: The Book of John Bible study, 9-11:30 a.m. Tuesdays through Dec. 10 in the Crosswalk building, First Baptist Church, Hendersonville. $5. Info: 693-0885.
A Confident Heart Bible study, 9-11:30 a.m. Tuesdays through Dec. 10 in the Crosswalk building, First Baptist Church, Hendersonville. $14. Exchange fear-filled thinking with faith-filled believing. Register. Info: 693-0885.
Morning Bible study, 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Fletcher First Baptist Church, 5 Cane Creek Road. Info: 687-1031.
Men's Majestic Humanity of Jesus Bible study of Mt. Pisgah Lutheran Church, 8 a.m. Friday, breakfast at Denny's with Bible study. For directions and info: 692-7027.
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Celebrate Recovery group, 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays at Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive. For those in addiction recovery. Info: 692-1262 ext.135.
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Open Sanctuary Prayer, 12:15-12:45 p.m. the last Monday at Grace Lutheran Church, 1245 6th Ave. W., Hendersonville. Prayers and thanksgiving together. Info: 693-4890.
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Taize worship, 6 p.m. the second Sunday of each month at Calvary Episcopal Church, 2840 Hendersonville Road, Fletcher. A quiet and reflective worship. Info: 684-6266.
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Free children's ministry, 1-5 p.m. the first and third Thursdays of each month at Cummings Memorial United Methodist Church, Banner Farm Road, Horseshoe. Free children's clothes for up to 6 years old, along with diapers, supplies and equipment at the BEAR closet. Info: 891-9413 or 891-1557.
My Sister's Closet is open 9 a.m.-noon Mondays at First Methodist Church, 204 6th Ave. W. Clothing of different styles for work. Info: 693-4275.
Bread ministry — free bread from 3-4 p.m. Mondays at Balfour United Methodist Church, Highway 25 North, across from Hunter Chevrolet. Info: 692-5501.
Ministry for Separated and Divorced Catholics support group, 5-6:30 p.m. every Sunday at Immaculate Conception Church, at Seventh Avenue and Church Street, in meeting room 1, lower level of the church. Info: 329-4026 or 702-1249.
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Building on Solaris
These instructions have only been checked for GHC 6.12.1 on Solaris 10 on SPARC. They should also apply to later versions of GHC, Solaris 8 and later, and perhaps Solaris on x86.
GHC versions 6.10.1 and earlier don't have a working SPARC native code generator, and have many small build issues with Solaris. Use GHC 6.12.1 or later.
Installing GNU packages
GHC relies on many GNU-isms that are not supported by the native Solaris build tools. The following environment is known to work. Later versions may work but have not been tested. Taking the time to install these tools is likely to be less painful than debugging build problems due to unsupported versions (and this is your official warning).
GNU binutils 2.20 for GNU ld, maybe others GNU coreutils 8.4 for GNU tr, maybe others GNU make 3.81 make files use GNU extensions GNU m4 1.4.13 GNU sed 4.2 build scripts use GNU extensions GNU tar 1.20 Solaris tar doesn't handle large file names GNU grep 2.5 build scripts use GNU extensions GNU readline 5 GNU ncurses 5.5 Python 2.6.4 needed to run the testsuite with multiple threads GCC 4.1.2 this exact version is needed
Some of these can be obtained as binary versions from the blastwave.org collection, others need to be downloaded as source from gnu.org.
The blastwave libraries are usually installed under
/opt/csw, so you may need to manually set
LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point to them:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/csw/lib
Using a bootstrapping GHC
You can either get a binary distribution from the GHC download page or use some other pre-existing GHC binary. These binaries usually assume that required libraries are reachable via LD_LIBRARY_PATH, or are in
/opt/csw. If you get errors about missing libraries or header files, then the easiest solution is to create soft links to them in,
lib/ghc-6.12.1 and
lib/ghc-6.12.1/include of the installed binary distribution. These paths are always searched for libraries / headers.
What can go wrong
The rest of this page discusses problems with specific tool versions. If you stick to the versions in the above list then you shouldn't have to read further.
Only some GCC versions work
- GCC version 4.1.2 is known to work. Use this version if possible.
On Solaris 10,
/usr/bin/gcc is "GCC for Sun Systems (gccfss)". This is a version that uses Sun's code generator backend. This is completely unusable for GHC because GHC has to post-process (mangle) the assembly output of GCC. It expects the format and layout that the normal GCC uses.
The version of
/usr/sfw/bin/gcc on Solaris 10 is 3.4.x which has problems, see below.
GCC version 4.3.x produces assembly files that GHC's "evil mangler" does not yet deal with.
GCC version 4.2.x works but takes hours and hours to build the large
.hc files that GHC generates. It is reported (#1293, #2906) that particular modules can take upwards of 5 hours and the overall build takes a couple days. This is due to complexity issues with respect to GCC moving to a unit-at-a-time compilation scheme instead of function-at-a-time.
GCC version 4.0.2 does not support thread local state (TLS), at least on SPARC.
GCC version 3.4.x is reported (#951) to mis-compile the runtime system leading to a runtime error
schedule: re-entered unsafely.
But such a gcc version is sufficient for most user programs in case you just installed a ghc binary distribution.
Split objects
Split object didn't work in GHC 6.10.x, not sure about GHC 6.12.1.
It worked on Solaris 10 with ghc-6.8.3, gcc-4.1.2 and the system (not GNU) binutils (ie as, ld etc from /usr/ccs/bin).
If you run into linker problems then you can try turning it off by adding the following to your
Test Failures
The following regression tests are known to fail on SPARC/Solaris10 with GHC 6.12.1, using the 6.12.1 testsuite. Some of these are not platform specific.
Unexpected failures: 1861(optc,profc) 3171(normal) 3586(normal) T3016(hpc,optasm,profasm) T3294(normal) arith011(profc) barton-mangler-bug(profc) break024(ghci) conc012(ghci) concprog001(ghci) concprog002(threaded2) derefnull(profc,profthreaded) divbyzero(profc,profthreaded) hClose002(normal,optc,hpc,optasm,profc,profasm,ghci,threaded1,threaded2,profthreaded) hClose003(normal,optc,hpc,optasm,profc,profasm,ghci,threaded1,threaded2,profthreaded) joao-circular(optc,profc) rtsflags001(normal) seward-space-leak(ghci) signals004(ghci,threaded1,threaded2,profthreaded) space_leak_001(normal,optc,hpc,optasm,ghci) testblockalloc(normal,threaded1) user001(normal,optc,hpc,optasm,profc,profasm,ghci,threaded1,threaded2,profthreaded)


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Convert Videos in Batches
Its built-in ultrafast video converter offers a broad range of formats like AVI, MP4, FLV, SWF, 3GP, MKV, MPEG and popular formats for Apple, Android and Sony devices. You can batch-process dozens of videos at once. Click Edit on the converter, make a trim and crop for your videos, or merge them into one.
Publish HD YouTube videos
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DallwitzCorp needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 108 designs submitted by 25 freelance designers.
Safety Sales
We are a young team that have recently retained the exclusive rights to several new safety devices for sale and distribution across Australia. We are in the start up process and need to create everything from scratch, logo, website, marketing etc. An opportunity for a designer to work across the board on our projects. We hope to run this company mainly via web based direct orders. It is our intention to increase our inventory to become one of the largest safety and security suppliers in Australia.
We need to aim across the board as our target clients are domestic, corporate and government bodies. We would like to aim at the more professional audience as some of our products are quite expensive and include quite innovative technology. We need to appeal to an older, safety conscious audience.
We want a professional logo.Incorporating http://www.safetysales.com.au; We like logo's similar to http://www.carsales.com.au/carsales…ctory.html
Please feel free to experiment with colors!
The files we will require are:
Print file format - EPS
Web file format - .jpg and layered .psd (RGB)
Please do not use any stock images or clip art in the logo
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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A Beauty Editor's Manhattan Hideout
April Long, an editor at Elle magazine, bought this co-op studio apartment in Manhattan's Murray Hill about ten years ago for $200,000. At only 450 square feet, Ms. Long has had to use the tricks of her profession to make the most of the small space.
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