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A good tape rotation strategy is largely dependent on the type of overall backup strategy in place and if disk is being used. In general, you want to avoid writing to the same piece of media every day and you want to move a set of tapes off-site at least once per week. Optimally, a tape should go off-site once a day.
The terms used within backup applications can have multiple meanings depending on the vendor. For our purposes, we are talking about a backup strategy where a backup of all data (a "full" backup) is executed periodically, typically once per week, and then a smaller backup of the data that has changed since the previous backup is performed on a daily basis (a differential or an incremental backup).
A differential backup is conducted each day and refers to backing up all data that has changed since the most recent full backup. This means that data will be backed up multiple times, even if the data has only changed once since the prior full backup.
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Understanding these differences is important for establishing a good tape rotation strategy. If you are performing differential backups, it means that data, no matter how active, is automatically stored on more than one piece of media. Therefore, you have multiple points of capture in case you need to restore a file that changed since the last full backup. It also means you may consume more tape media and need to move more cartridges off-site each day.
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Effectively, you have two copies of the data at a minimum to restore from. For this reason, I am a big proponent of leveraging both disk and tape in the backup process. It not only gives you a second point of recovery, it also can reduce long-term disk backup appliance costs.
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Wait. Is it abnormal to write a birth story when your children are almost 7 months old? Uhm. Oh, well. I still remember the day clear as anything right now – but I am sure in the future certain details will fade – and I'd like to preserve the memory of this special day. If I write it down (and don't lose my entire blog again), then I can always come back to read what happened.
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This is a LONG post. If birth stories aren't your thing.. I won't be offended.
January 7, 2014: 11:30pm. I go up stairs to lay in bed for the entire night. I had gotten into the habit of staying up late and watching Hollywood Game Night. I would stay up later than Justin – later than my in-laws. I figured sitting downstairs on a couch that was fairly comfy and watching TV was WAY better there staring at the ceiling in a dark room. I spent the night trying not to scratch my rash, reading the final Divergent book, and creating a flipagram of my pregnancy on my phone. Bags were packed and in the car..and our 4:30am departure took FOREVER to arrive.
January 8, 2014: 4:00am. I rolled out of bed and waddled the get all washed up. My inlaws met us downstairs. My heart was beating a gazillion times a minute and I was a bag of emotions. Excited to meet my babies. Scared of having a c-section – and totally unprepared for life with 2 newborns. It was a blazing 2* outside. This winter freakin sucked as far as temperatures go. After our car heated up, we set off for a drive
Funny side note: I text my parents that we are headed to the hospital. They are going to meet us there later in the day. My dad apparently had some automated response and I got a text from him that said "On My Way". Immediate breakdown. Justin and I requested visitors later in the day. We wanted it to just be us in the beginning. My hormonal self calls my mom hysterical asking here why was Dad on his way… She sleepily says.. Dad is right here in bed next to me. Woops. I don't know what happened there.
5:00am: Arrive at the hospital. Right on time. We get settled into my pre-op room. And then 5 minutes later have to change rooms because the computer isn't working there. Greeat. Settle in to room #2. Get the IV going, answer endless questions, blood draws, bathroom trips..and of course photo opps. The duo of doctors from my practice come in to say hello- get a read on how I was feeling..which was fairly calm at that point.
7:36: Walk to operating room. Such a sterile, white room. I suppose that is good. I have awesome nurses (one was my nurse during my visits after Christmas.. Anne. Amazing woman) helping me. It is very warm in the room – which everyone is commenting on how strange that it since it is usually cold.
They have me sit on the the operating table so the anesthesiologist can administer my spinal tap. One last time I asked to make sure that my catheter will not be put in until I was numb. I was assured that that was indeed the case. Phew.
This is where everything started going wonky for me. I was told to round my back and try to push out my lower back. Um. EASY for someone to do who doesn't have a gigantic belly that basically rested on my entire upper legs when I sit. I just could NOT do what they wanted me to do as hard as I tried. After about 5 minutes of them telling me what I needed to do and me failing, I started having a panic attack and crying… What if they did it wrong because I wasn't positioned correctly. Maybe I'd start feeling what they were doing half way through. Maybe I wouldn't be totally numb. Maybe I'd die.
My doctor saw the commotion while she was scrubbing in. SHe stopped. Came to me. Held both of my hands and put her head against mine. She took deep breaths with me and assured me that everything was going to be just fine. I calmed. And I decided that she was, indeed, the best doctor ever.
So – the spinal was finally put in place. Justin came in with his fancy outfit. I felt nothing below my arms. Justin and I are smiling at each other, getting all excited, chatting. I tell him about what happened and my epic breakdown. The doctors are just chatting about whatever. So glad they didn't talk me through the procedure.
Then, I realize that I am going to be one of those lucky ducks that gets nauseous from the spinal tap. Sweet. Justin spends the next few minutes holding that pink hospital thing next to my face as I dry heave. Awesome. Apparently my heaves were violent because at one point, I flawed my arms and broke the arm rest of the table off. Everyone scrambled to fix it.
8:04: My doctor announces that Baby A is about to be delivered. (Nausea leaves ). Ethan Matthew is born. Weighing 6lbs and measuring 17.5 inches. Screaming.
8:05 Madeline Grace busts into the world weighing 7lbs 3 oz, measuring 18.5 inches. I mean it when I say bust. My doctors told me that they usually have to work quickly to get Baby B – have to really get in there. Not Miss Madeline. She shot out of her sack herself.
Sweet baby cries fill the room. They hold both babies up over the curtain so we can see them. Absolute perfection. They were weighed, cleaned, and wrapped – then brought to Justin and I. It was a surreal feeling. There was NO WAY that these to babies were just inside of me. Newp. Not possible.
8:12 - Nurse tries to hand Justin two babies at once. Justin also sees some blood on the floor. He turns grey and says he needs to leave immediately. Not feeling well. I tell him to go, that I will be just fine. As a result, M & E will make there way to the nursery. Thats okay. They are here and they are safe.. I start feeling like I am going to blow chunks anyway.
The longest part of the whole procedure was getting closed back up. The nausea was back twice fold and Justin and my babies were gone. THe nurses were awesome though – making sure I had my puke catcher and keeping my mind busy with conversation.
8:30 – Rolled into recovery – where I see my husband laying in the bed in the room. Ha. He gets up right away – and I yoink is phone and our camera so I can see pictures. Also, As if I wan't big enough, I truly love all the swelling and water retention…
I felt like gumby as some of my feeling started to return to my lower body. Also weird..was the fact that I didn't have a gigantic belly anymore. Don't get me wrong, I still looked 20 weeks pregnant in the hospital. But it was so mushy. And so not baby.
A short while later, we get news that Madeline has low sugar levels. I was asked if I wanted to nurse her or if they should give her formula. I requested that she be brought to me. She latched right away and nursed for about 10 minutes on each side. It was amazing to hold my precious baby for the first time. I couldn't wait to get my hands on Ethan. Once my room was ready, Justin, Maddie and I went upstairs – ready to begin our 4 night stay in maternity…
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Pulsar is a French progressive rock band formed in the early 70' in Lyon, France.
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Though Pulsar music is moody, mostly instrumental and very atmospheric at times, they add a symphonic edge to it. Many little musical twists give them an original style in space progressive. Dashes of Kraut & Psych meet in a Symphonic mix... Pulsar's music was generally characterized by extended suites with a weighing atmosphere and a Pink Floyd-ish sense of grandeur and mood. They heavily utilized moog and mellotron to great effect, painting grandiose and often horrific backdrops to the mournful and sedate vocals. Pulsar sits squarely within the symphonic progressive rock movement, and their fascination with dark atmospheres mixed with symphonic tendencies makes for a sound which is actually quite unique.
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In February 1976 Philippe Roman left the band for health reasons and was replaced by Michel Masson. In April '76, Pulsar began recording their second album.
The Strands of the Future was released in September 1976.
This album is a French progressive rock classic that was loyal to the style displayed on Pollen, but perhaps even stronger overall. The French press was unanimous in it's praise; even the British critics took notice. If they had critisised Pulsar for mimicing Floyd's ideas, Pulsar were now playing original music, built upon expercience and composition. The title track with it's fine sense of dynamics and group interplay remains one of the classic space rock tracks ever recorded. The album vaulted Pulsar into the big leagues of French rock : selling 40,000 copies within its first six months, behind only Ange at the time. Having wrapped up their deal with Kingdom Records, Pulsar jumped to the bigs and signed a three album contract with CBS in December of '76.
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> # ifconifg
> # ifconfig eth0
Yes, this is what I wanted. :-) (See below)
> [root@penguin /root]# ifconfig
> lo Link encap:Local Loopback
> inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0
> UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1
> RX packets:6 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
> TX packets:6 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
> collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
(Please dont think I am being condescending here. I try to target
information for not the the informed but the uninformed who might also be
reading along with you.)
Note the above is missing the "eth0" interface?
In many x86 Linux systems, ifconfig will report all activated (up)
interfaces when you run it without arguements. The above suggests that
"eth0" is not really activated at all. (One of the reasons I suggest these
commands be run.) (lo is a loopback interface, or a pseudo interface to
allow the computer to "talk to itself" over a network without sending any
network traffic to a wire. As a side note, you can ping 127.0.0.1 and see
responses even though those pings are not going to a real netowr wire.)
> [root@penguin /root]# ifconfig eth0
> eth0: error fetching interface information: Device not found
Ah. An explicit call to ifconfig this interface produces these
results. This strongly suggests that the ethernet card has not been
recognized at all by Linux. Either the driver has not been loaded, the
driver loaded for the card has problems or, the card does not work with
Linux with your currect configuration of kernel and drivers.
(I am sure there are other possible reasons, but these include about 96%
by experience.)
Now it appears to be a driver problem. (Good start to identification)
Who makes your ethernet card?
What is the model?
What IRQ and IO ports does it use?
Is it PCI, EISA, ISA, or?
(If you need help with the above, we can prompt you with more specific
information on the questions. Acronyms and abbrevions used can sometimes
be foreign when you are unfamiliar with them.)
If you have Windows running on this box, you can try booting into windows
and seeing what the name and model of the ethernet card windows says you
have as well as IRQ and IO ports.
Look at the originbal computer information to see what model ethernet card
you have.
If it is a PCI based Ethernet card, you can copy and past the results of
# lspci
and we might be able to find out answers to the above.
Knowing the model, vendor, IO ports and IRQ are some key things that many
of us can likely use to help you get the card recognized. (Sometimes they
are needed to tell Linux where to find the device for which the driver is
being loaded.)
Once eth0 is recognized, we can proceed with the rest of the items (that
will likely just "work" with very little more work.)
Another thing you can try (if you want) is this:
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If you just see another:
Then that suggests no eth interfaces were found by the starting
kernel. (What I expect you would see.)
If you see a result that includes the word "eth" followed by a number
grater than or equal to zero (e.g. eth0, eth1, eth2) then we have a very
interresting problem indeed.
If after getting your hardware to be recognized there are stil problems,
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Day 5 is complete. Its hard to believe this week is almost over. 6 Days of racing is a lot of racing! Josh is worn out, but has been in great spirits the past few days.
Yesterday was brutal, but the mood this morning was much lighter. Everyone was excited for an easier day and the prospect of being near the end of completing the ISDE.
Today was another 200+ mile day, but the transfer sections were easier, and the main focus was on the all new special tests for the day. We had the opportunity of visiting a few of the tests.
One of them was a big grass track. This one had more big sweeper turns and was really fast. We watched Charlie Mullins run it and it was amazing. Due to losing time yesterday he was further back in the pack, but it served him well as some berms started to form. He took advantage of it, and took the win in this test for the day with Kurt Caselli half a second behind him.
We cheered on Josh and all the other U.S . riders. I love looking for the distinctive skunk helmet.
Morning work area.
Josh makes the long push with his bike.
A few last minute tweaks in the morning.
On the starting line with Derek Steahly.
Charlie Mullins in the grass track amazing to watch!
Grass track scene.
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AirCell said Monday that it plans to use a newly acquired radio spectrum license to offer "affordable" broadband service aboard commercial airplanes. Formed in 1991, the company already sells satellite-based voice and data services to the general aviation sector, primarily the corporate jet set.
In the style of cafe hot spots, AirCell's idea would let passengers link up any computer or handheld using the 802.11b or 802.11g wireless standards while in the air. The network, which the privately held company hopes to begin testing and deploying on commercial aircraft next year, would work by channeling communications from at least one miniature cell site--called a "picocell"--on the plane to special cell sites on the ground.
Crunch time for wireless?
AirCell's plan would not conflict with a federal ban on in-flight cell phone use because the proposed network operates at a different frequency than that which could pose interference threats to aircraft navigational systems, according to a Federal Communications Commission official.
But offering Wi-fi service also means that air travelers could use voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones and applications like Skype to make voice calls--a development sure to vex seatmates.
Frontier Airlines, which ranks 11th or 12th in size among carriers, is definitely considering a Wi-Fi network for its next phase of in-flight entertainment, but it would likely block VoIP conversations and continue to prohibit cell phone calls, said company spokesman Joe Hodas.
"Unless we hear strongly otherwise from our passengers, our stand is we don't think it has a place right now in our cabin," he said. "We're running pretty full planes...If you're not sitting next to two people, you're sitting next to at least one person, and it just would be a difficult experience."
Responding to news that the FCC was considering relaxing the cell phone ban, U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, a Tennessee Republican, quipped in a speech earlier this year: "It would be five hours of perfect hell from Dulles to Los Angeles--a rising, deafening chorus of 'Can you hear me now?' in multiple languages."
AirCell, for its part, doesn't have any takers yet. It plans first to cover planes traversing the continental United States and later expand the network to the rest of North America.
The company said it will be able to keep traditionally high installation and operating costs low by using "commercially available" technology and a direct air-to-ground link, rather the than bulky, expensive satellites used by some existing in-flight communications systems.
"We want to encourage wide adoption," AirCell CEO Jack Blumenstein said in a telephone interview Monday.
Precisely how much the company will charge consumers remains unclear. Blumenstein said the company would aim for a price "well below what one has seen historically in these premium aviation services" in hopes of luring not only business travelers but also the general public.
Prices for Boeing's Connexion system, which bills itself as the first-ever recipient of a Federal Aviation Administration certificate for in-flight broadband, range from $9.95 for one hour of access to $26.95 for an entire flight. Those satellite-dependent offerings so far are available only on longer international flights operated by carriers such as Lufthansa German Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines System and Singapore Air.
US Airways, which ranks fifth among the nation's largest airlines, said it would also support the idea of a wireless network on its planes in the long term but would first need to ensure "we can find a way to make it cost-effective and add value to our service without driving up our costs or ticket costs for passengers," said spokesman Morgan Durrant.
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News of AirCell's Wi-fi plans follows an FCC announcement that the company and JetBlue Airways emerged as the top bidders in an auction of two wireless bands that concluded Friday. A JetBlue representative declined to provide details on the airline's proposal at the time. Both bids remain subject to final approval by the FCC.
Under the license, AirCell would launch its service in the 800MHz spectrum currently occupied by Verizon's Airfone service, which permits air-to-ground telephone service but never proved wildly popular because of its high price tag. Once favored to win the auction, Verizon dropped out of the running early. Its license expires in 2010, but it must relinquish its part of the spectrum within two years of when AirCell receives its own license.
The idea of in-flight Internet use is hardly new, although its adoption hit snags during the airline industry's post-Sept. 11 financial struggles. But like any new in-flight add-ons, AirCell's proposed network would also have to earn the FAA's stamp of approval before going live. Any airline wishing to install the system would have to demonstrate to the FAA that it wouldn't interfere with the aircraft's communications or navigational systems.
"They would have to show us what kind of tests they ran; they would have to show us the test results; and it would have to be specific for each model and series of aircraft that they wanted to allow use on," said FAA spokesman Les Dorr.
AirCell ran several tests of the planned network on a high-end business jet last fall and claims it is capable of delivering Internet access at 600 mile-per-hour speeds and 40,000-feet altitudes. Users on that "flying prototype" were able to send and receive e-mail, surf the Web, and even watch live video feeds of the confirmation hearings for now-Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, CEO Blumenstein said.
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- "Can You See Stars Now?" ...
- will be my greeting after applying a friendly "gesture" if I wound up next to some jabberwockey who used any kind of vocal interface to a laptop on a plane that's got broadband access, and talked for more than a few minutes. Where is Agent 86 - Maxwell Smart's dreaded Cone of Silence when we really need it?
There are about 30,000 flights a day over a good chunk of the U.S. Someday, when every commercial wide-body, regional, and puddle-jumper aircraft has WiFi, what will happen as they pass in proximity to each other? That wasn't part of the test that was reported here, but it would have to be before a full-fledged roll-out could be allowed. Also, when aircraft are within 1,000 feet, or so, of the ground, there is the potential for interference with terrestrial WiFi networks. Even with a commercial jet doing 200 mph, it would be momentary, at worst, but at a fixed location along the approach path to an airport, it might be get as bad as every 30 seconds during the busiest times of the day, with the passing of each plane. And who knows what the RF power "splatter chart" would look like radially for various airframes, given all of the windows that would be slicing and dicing the signals, both coming in and going out.
It would be ironic if, somehow, all that RF did somehow affect an aircraft's systems, and it turns out that, because some idiot was playing with Microsloth Flight Simulator, the real plane crashed. Maybe this will become an Al Qaeda technique, where they are able to remotely access the computers on a given airplane to carry out their nefarious goals.
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- I could handle it without voice...
- I have to agree with Frontier that I just wouldn't want somebody next to me talking up a storm when I'm TRYING to sleep on a flight.
If it's just somebody who needs Internet access and needs it so bad (in their opinion) that they're willing to waste from $10 - $27 bucks on it 'cause they just can't wait - let 'em.
Personally, I'd rather spend the bucks on anything other than airlines that nickle and dime you for whatever they can.
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Wayne State College senior Michael Lafleur says he aspires to do more than abide by the law. He studies it, learns it and aims to help others understand it.
Michael, a native of Madison, Neb., has a double major in history and political science and a minor in pre-law. He's always had an interest in the legal process and was greatly influenced by his older brother, Jack, who chose to pursue a similar academic path.
"During my freshman year, he [Jack] was finishing his degree in pre-law," Michael said. "Seeing him talk about it and studying pre-law really sparked my interest, and just the idea of getting to help someone through the legal field."
Michael said he's always been a proponent of helping others find justice in their lives in any way necessary.
"The law has such a weight on individuals' lives," Michael said. "You won't be able to go through your life without going through the legal process, even if it's just coming up with a will and testimony."
According to Michael, the pre-law classes offered at WSC are very successful in facilitating the interest of law in students. He attributes much of this success to the faculty teaching pre-law courses, particularly Dr. Mark Leeper, Dr. Joe Blankenau and Dr. Pamela Everett, who have gone above and beyond in giving pre-law students special opportunities, introductions to law and first-hand experiences.
"Last year, I and other students in the Wayne Political Union presented papers at a political science conference in Creighton," Michael said. "My paper became the starting point for my honors thesis, which I'll present at Wayne State and another conference. Last summer¸ Dr. Blankenau also gave me the opportunity to work with Sen. Mike Flood, but I wasn't able to do that."
Michael also completed his internship at Pieper and Miller law firm, located on Main Street in Wayne.
"From washing dishes to typing up questions for trials, I got the entire attorney experience, and it was really cool," Michael said.
Besides obtaining experiences in the law field, for a pre-law student, it takes intrinsic motivation to become a prospering law student and future attorney, something Michael clearly doesn't lack.
"He [Michael] is intellectually curious. He knows there's always more out there to learn," said Leeper, WSC professor of political science for 17 years. "He wants to be complete and do things well. He won't stop until his work is beyond expectations. I believe he can take his future law degree in any direction he finds interesting. He's going to be able to define his own future."
Luckily for Michael, and other future law students, Wayne State's pre-law program strives to give students the tools necessary to move on to law school, in the hopes of someday making a difference in the lives of others and in fact defining their own futures.
According to Leeper, the pre-law program began the year he started teaching at WSC. It was created so students wanting to attend law school could have a solid background and be able to compete with other law students in graduate school. Since its start, pre-law faculty members have worked to create a curriculum that best suits well-rounded, liberal college students on their way to law school. By talking with attorneys and getting their recommendations, the faculty has been able to design their classes to encourage thinking like a law student.
"If a student needs to come to Wayne State, it's important to provide these pre-professional links," Leeper said. "We keep track and figure out how to get rural students at WSC to their professional destinations. We also have to continue to communicate with law programs and figure out what we need to keep offering or improving and how to prepare students for the LSATs."
Leeper also said that Wayne State is the only Nebraska state college offering a political science degree and pre-law program. Over the years, this program has graduated a defense attorney in Omaha, Neb., an attorney in Kansas City, a lobbyist in Washington, D.C. and a recent graduate from California San Diego School of Law, to name a few.
Michael also hopes to attend law school after he graduates in May, and would like to stay close to home.
"I want to get my degree in a close institution and move back to a small community as an attorney and hopefully be able to help and make an impact in any way possible," he said.
Until then, Michael plans to continue enjoying his college experience and stay involved on campus. He is currently a member of the Philomathean President's Honorary Society, Model UN, Wayne Political Union, Pi Gamma Mu Social Sciences Honor Society, Phi Kappa Phi and Blue Key. Michael served on the Student Senate for two years and is currently a Navigator, Residence Assistance and Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society vice president. He also leads a bible study and enjoys participating in intramurals.
"I frankly say that if I didn't come to WSC, I wouldn't be the person I am today. It's helped me grow as a person to where I know I'll be able to succeed in life," Michael said. "If I didn't attend here, I definitely wouldn't have had the opportunities afforded to me, including all the organizations, especially being a Navigator and RA."
Besides his professors and opportunities at Wayne State, Michael said he owes the most credit to his parents.
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The Presence of Joy. Other projects have distracted me and kept me from continuing with my earlier series of posts on formation (you can read them here, here and here). I want now to pick up where I left off in July and look briefly with you at the intellectual formation of clergy (and by implication, of the laity).
Recently there has been a series of essays on natural law. What makes these essays especially interesting to me is that the series was inspired by the Orthodox theologian David Bentley Hart's rejection of natural law in an article in First Things (here, with follow-up pieces here and here). While I admire the beauty and elegance of Hart's language, I find myself agreeing with his critics. There are to be sure various theories of natural law but the Christian (and after reading Levinas's (1969, 1987) work, I would say the biblical) understanding of natural law is rooted in a careful attention to human experience. Hart, like the Greek Orthodox theologian Christos Yannaras (1984), rejects natural law as such but a natural law rooted in ontological abstraction. Natural law in the biblical sense does not seek to draw ethical conclusions from abstract ontology speculation but from human experience.
Attending to my experience I realize that I only want to be happy. Looking a bit more closely at myself I realize that some things make me happier than other but that sometimes even the best things can leave me feeling empty. I also realize some things bring me only a temporary feeling of happiness—they make me happy for the moment—while other things have the ability to bring me a lasting happiness. The Christian tradition calls this latter, lasting happiness, joy. So my experience tells me that not only can I be happy I can be joyful. There are thoughts and actions that bring me a kind of happiness that is not dependent on circumstances event. The paradox of joy is that it transcends the very circumstances that revealed it to me. My thoughts and actions embody what Paul Ricoeur calls a "surplus of meaning" (1976). Sensitivity to this surplus of meaning, to the transcendent dimension of human experience, is essential to a wholesome human life and especially to the Christian life.
If my life in Christ is to be more than a merely formal adherence to moral norms, intellectual assent to doctrine propositions, and conformity to liturgical and ascetical practices I must become sensitive or aware of those times when the deeper and more expansive meaning of my own life is made manifest. Put another way, Christian formation requires not simply the formal presence of grace in my life but my personal awareness of that grace. It is this latter experience—let's call it the subjective dimension of Christian living—that is often missing in the lives of many Christians (Weddell, 2012).
For many Christians the great tragedy is precisely the absence of any subjective awareness of the grace objectively present in their lives. It is this that invariably undermines joy in my life since without the tangible awareness of God's presence the Christian life is an unbearable, even inhuman, burden. In this sense the critics of the Gospel are correct—there is something degrading about the Christian life, at least if that life is lived in the absence of joy. Long liturgical services, fasting, and the myriad moral demands of the Gospel will wear me down if undertaken as merely ends in themselves.
The Personal Awareness of Grace. Just as I can't live a Christian life without the grace of the sacraments, I can't live this life without at least some subjective awareness of God's presence in my life. It is here, in my subjective or personal, awareness of God that my intellectual formation becomes important. While not unrelated to academics, intellectual formation prepares me for joy. Undertaken in the right spirit, my studies are a preparation for the enduring experience of happiness that is essential to a wholesome human and holy Christian life. How does this happen?
First intellectual work helps me to know God, what He has done for in Jesus Christ and what He continues to do for me through the life of the Church. Sound intellectual formation not only introduces me to the living reality and witness to God's friendship that is the Christian tradition. Additionally, and for me as a sinner, importantly it also relativizes (without minimizing) my experience. Proper intellectual formation gives me a context within which to appraise my own thoughts and actions. Intellectual formation then is in the service of gratitude and humility.
Where the intellectual dimension of our Christian life often goes wrong, where formation becomes deformation, is when it leads not to gratitude and humility but a sense of entitlement and pride. I am the recipient of a great tradition but I am not its master. Much less am I its Source. Just as there is a surplus of meaning in my life, this surplus exist in the Christian tradition. Just as there is a transcendent dimension to my life, just as I am "more than" the sum of my thoughts, words, and deeds the tradition is "more than" what I or anyone can grasp. This should inspire in me a real humility that in turns moves me to explore evermore fully not simply the tradition but the God to Whom the tradition bears witness and Who works in human history (and my life!).
There is another deformation about which we must be aware. For some the magnificence of the tradition, its beauty and the depth of meaning that it embodies, causes a paralysis. In this case the person isn't so much overwhelmed by the manifestation of grace but his own relative smallness. Yes, I am a creature and yes, I am the recipient of God's grace and the inheritor of a great tradition but it is precisely in these that I see my dignity and my importance. To use a modern phrase, divine grace empowers. Just as I come to see myself as lovable in the gaze of one who loves me so too I understand my real value in grasping the magnificence of the gift that God the Father gives me in Jesus Christ.
All of this admits me to an economy rooted in the gift. All that I have comes to me from outside and is gratuitously. In the economy of mere exchange this causes me anxiety—after all what I can exchange for the gift of God's love? What can I offer to God that is worth as much as what He offers me? But in the economy of the gift, I recognize in my lack of control, my lack of full and complete self-possession of my thoughts and action and my relative poverty, the echo and invitation of God's love.
Embodying that invitation in action, as I hope to show in my next post, is the heart of the pastoral life of the Church.
In Christ,
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Levinas, E. (1987). Time and the Other [and addition essays]. Trans. Richard A Cohen. Pittsburgh: Duquesne University Press.
Levinas, E. (1969). Totality and Infinity: An Essay on Exteriority. Trans. Alphonso Lingis. Pittsburgh, PA: Duquesne University Press.
Ricoeur, P. (1976). Interpretation Theory: Discourse and the Surplus of Meaning. Fort Worth: Texas Christian University Press.
Yannaras, C. (1984) The Freedom of Morality. Trans. Elizabeth Briere. Crestwood, NY: St. Vladimir's Seminary Press.
Weddell, S. (2012). Forming Disciples: The Path to Knowing and Following Jesus. Huntington, IN: Our Sunday Visitor.


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New Fender Iron Maiden Signatures For NAMM
In this business, the helter-skelter rush towards Xmas and the New Year is closely followed by a trip (although not for all of us...grr!) to that Amercial: the Anaheim Convention Center to be precise. Yep, NAMM is almost upon us.
Amongst the literally hundreds of news releases we've received are a gaggle of top (and not so top) products from your favourite brands and companies. However, a story we've picked up concerns the soon-to-be-officially-announced brace of new Iron Maiden signature models: the Fender Dave Murray Strat, Steve Harris Precision bass, and Jackson Adrian Smith Signature.
We've managed to unearth some half-official shots (which are below), although we're yet to receive word as to the spec of the instruments. What's for sure is that they'll appear in our NAMM round-up in the magazine, with a much closer look soon after.
So, here's the Dave Murray Strat. We reckon it'll be very similar to that that's been HST-57DM model that's been available in Japan for a while now...hope so.
The Jackson Adrian Smith is based on the MIDI'd-up version he used for most of the Somewhere In Time/Seventh Son... album 'n tour rotations, and you'll recognise the option on the right from the thievery that took place in Greece a while back: the guitar has since been returned, we hear.
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In a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), genetics company Illumina revealed that it is partnering with the UK government to sequence 100,000 genomes by 2017. This initiative is focused on gathering data on patients with cancer and rare diseases, and will help researchers better understand the genetic component of human illnesses. While the final budget hasn't been settled on quite yet, it could end up costing UK taxpayers upwards of $200,000,000 just to sequence the patients' DNA.
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The Access to Success Foundation, founded by former Davidson College basketball star Andrew Lovedale, will hold its third annual Andrew Lovedale 5k at Davidson College this Saturday, raising funds for faith-based education and athletic programs in Nigeria.
The race, which is open to all age groups, will kick off at 8 o'clock Saturday morning on the Davidson College cross country trails behind Baker Sports Complex. The 5k will be followed by an after-party at Brickhouse Tavern, where the first 200 participants will have the opportunity to be served a free drink by head men's basketball coach Bob McKillop.
Proceeds from the event will be used by Access to Success (A2S) for a variety of projects benefiting youth in Benin City, Nigeria, from providing support for after-school programs to building a kitchen and establishing a meal program for students.
Access to Success was founded in 2010 by former Davison College basketball player Andrew Lovedale in order to share sports, faith and education with underprivileged youth in Lovedale's hometown of Benin City, Nigeria. The annual 5k has become the signature fundraising event of the organization, said Lovedale in a statement last month.
"This Saturday isn't just about raising money," said Lovedale. "It's also about celebrating the inherent good in society and the fact that where you are born doesn't have to determine where you go."
2013 Andrew Lovedale 5K – Sat., Sept. 7 @ 8 AM, Davidson College Baker Sports Complex – Registration is $25 for adults and $20 for students and will be held from 6:30 to 7:30. The men's 5K starts at 8 AM while the women's 5K starts at 8:30 AM to be followed by an awards ceremony. To pre-register, visit www.a2sfoundation.org


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Nakshatras- Swati
Wheat Sprout
is ruled by Vayu, the God of the Wind. This is the fifteenth nakshatra
of the zodiac, having all its four quarters in Tula, spanning from
6°-40' to 20°-00'. This Nakshatra is concerned with air, wind,
breeze or knowledge of Akaash since Akaash is the abode of air. Swati
Nakshatra can be destructive unless we learn how to use it to remove
person born in this Nakshatra is endowed with tremendous beauty, flirts
with many women, is jolly and receives wealth from the king. Females born
in this sign and nakshatra walk as if they are thinking deep before taking
every step and trying to balance their body before taking any further
action.They do not like to do any injustice to others neither do they
like any injustice being done to them. Swati people have an ability to
"bend with the wind" in order to survive the forces of change
which they may encounter.
person born under this star is good at buying and selling, his wealth
and property come and go quite easily.They are broad-minded and attract
people from diverse backgrounds.
of those born under this nakshatra will be involved in religious or social
work.Swati's primary motivation is artha or material prosperity. Rahu,
the ruling planet, can create a strong desire for financial success and
lust for life.They are cultered, learned, famous, submissive to ladies,
passionate and wealthy.
born in Swati Nakshatra
Charlie Chaplin, Mahatma
Gandhi, Sigmund Freud, Whoopi Goldberg, Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton, Kevin
Nakshatra-Career Pursuits
Business,sales,Yogic professions,priests,Legal profession,Stock
brokers,Transportation, travel industry.
Nakshatra - health points
born under this nakshatra could suffer from ailments like pain in the
joints, heart trouble, abdominal problems, Hernia, Eczema, skin problems,
Urinary, bladder infections, Flatulence.
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The performances of the 2015-2016 season are available on subscription.
All the performances of the 2014-2015 season are on sale.
By internet
By clicking on the orange « Booking » button .
If the button is grey , this indicates that the performance is sold out or that it will be put on sale at a future date.
By telephone
08 92 89 90 90 (€0.34 / minute, excluding operator charges) or on + 33 1 71 25 24 23 from outside France, Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm and Saturday up to 1:00 pm.
At the box office
- At the Palais Garnier box office office (at the corner of rue Scribe and rue Auber) : open from 11:30 am to 6:30 pm (Monday to Saturday) and one hour before the start of performances.
- At the Opera Bastille box office (130 rue de Lyon) : open from 2:30 pm to 6:30 pm (Monday to Saturday) and one hour before performances. Open from 11:30 am on the opening day for bookings.
Subject to availability, last-minute seats may be proposed at preferential rates to the under-28s, the over-65s and the unemployed, as of 30 minutes before the performance (written proof required).
New: 6thcategory seats at the Palais Garnier go on sale only one hour before the performance at the Palais Garnier box-office.Don't forget! Seats regularly go back on sale on our internet site. Whether you purchase your seats by internet or by telephone, we recommend you print them yourself.
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> By cheque, in euros, payable to « l'Opéra National de Paris » and filled out with the order amount.
> In cash (only at box offices).
> By gift certificate
How to obtain your tickets?
> By printing them from the purchase history in your personal space on www.operadeparis.fr
> By post up to two weeks before the performance (registered letter or ordinary mail, additional charges).
> By picking them up from the box office 45 minutes before the start of the performance.
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For those of you who have heard Sex, Drugs, & Violence, don't the verses sound uncannily like "In The City" by The Jam?
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Sex, Drugs & Violence vs. In The City (The Jam)
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There Was a 'The Hills' Reunion at Jen Bunney's Wedding!
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