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Vanity Affair (Japanese: 海の男!四天王ゲンジ登場!! Seaman! Enter The Elite Four Drake!) is the 9th episode of Pokémon: Advanced Battle.
Episode Plot
Ash is battling a trainer. The opponent's Scizor attacks with Fury Cutter. Torkoal counters with Flamethrower, but misses. Scizor uses Hyper Beam, but fails when Torkoal used Iron Defense. Scizor tries with Metal Claw, but is defeated by Torkoal's Overheat. Ash wins and sends Torkoal back to Poké Ball. The opponent thanks Ash for such a battle. A man overhears them, strangely enough. Team Rocket is seen to be working in a restaurant, with not much money and no sign of the gang either. They begin to imagine their life on an island. A man enters (the same one who heard the gang), demanding some food as good as the man who worked here before. The man wants a glass of milk with peppermint, strangely to Team Rocket.
The gang spots a restaurant. They sit for a table and comment on Ash's previous battle. Ash thinks the previous opponent was not the best one, so thinks that he should battle a better one, thinking he'll have one soon enough. James comes to serve them, having a shocked face and goes back. He tells it to Jessie and Meowth, so Jessie thinks they should capture Pikachu. Meowth thinks they should get rid of the man first, as he'll pound them blasting off if he sees them fighting near the restaurant. Brock asks May which Pokémon should she use in next Contest, but she has not yet decided.
The man comes and says she needs to decide carefully. Max realizes that it is Drake from the Elite Four of Hoenn. He compliments Ash's skills when he saw Torkoal battle Scizor. The gang introduces themselves. Drake invites them to a ride in his boat, to which everyone agrees. Jessie comes to get aboard, but James pulls her down, so they plan to capture Pikachu... carefully. Drake compliments the milk he had, so agrees that they come with him. They wait for a while, when a giant ship arrives. They get aboard, seeing the huge deck of the ship. Max asks Drake to show his Pokémon, so instead Drake challenges Ash to a battle, to which he agrees to. Team Rocket are thrilled by this opportunity.
Drake sends Shelgon and Ash his Pikachu. Pikachu starts with Thunderbolt, electrocuting Shelgon. Pikachu does it one more time, but Shelgon moves away and uses Double Edge. Pikachu dodges with Quick Attack. Everyone is worrying as Drake's strategy seems weak, though a member of Drake's crew tells them to be patient. Pikachu uses Iron Tail, but unexpectedly, Shelgon uses Dragon Breath, canceling the attack and uses Dragon Claw, defeating Pikachu. Ash holds Pikachu, who will recover. A member of crew tells the gang that Drake waited to Pikachu to come to him before attacking.
The next round begins. Drake sends Altaria and Ash his Grovyle. The member of the crew predicts that Grovyle will jump from the masts as if it were trees. He says that Drake knows well how powerful Ash is, otherwise he wouldn't invite him. Grovyle jumps against the masts and attacks with Bullet Seed, but Altaria evades. Next, Grovyle goes to use Leaf Blade, but does not see Altaria. Altaria sneaks behind and attacks with Take Down. Next, Altaria knocks Grovyle out with Dragon Breath. Drake gives Ash advice that he should clear his mind from idle thoughts to win. Altaria uses Sky Attack, but with Ash's concentration, Grovyle uses Quick Attack, so Altaria misses. Grovyle attacks with Leaf Blade, but Altaria used Aerial Ace to dodge and then uses Solar Beam. Grovyle is defeated. Drake sees the defeated Grovyle and says Ash should take it to the Pokémon Center, although its wounds are not severe.
Drake also tells Ash that he almost defeated Altaria when he emptied his mind. Drake offers them to come to dinner. Jessie gives drink to May, to which she accepts, but soon Pikachu is taken and soon Team Rocket takes off their disguises. Drake is not happy by the fact Pikachu has been taken, so sends Salamence. Salamence attacks with Dragon Claw, bashing the balloon and freeing Pikachu. The balloon is blasted off when Salamence used Flamethrower. That night, everyone is having dinner. Everyone is amazed by the food, as Drake tells them it makes the trainers stronger. Drake tells them he was similar to Ash - he was confident he was unbeatable, but kept losing. Then he realizes that it was his overconfidence, so tells Ash that it is not everything in winning and losing, but what the trainer learns from it, as long as he is not arrogant. Ash heeds the advice and will try his best.
- Featured Pokémon: Pikachu, Wingull, Torkoal, Manectric
- This episode was initially intended to be the 102nd episode of the Advanced Generation series and the 376th episode of the Pokémon anime, but was moved up in the schedule due to strong earthquakes in Niigata Prefecture nearly a week before the airing of AG100. For the skipped episode, see AG101 (unaired).
- The title is a pun on the fashion magazine "Vanity Fair".
- This episode marks the only time a member of the Hoenn Elite Four appears in the anime.
After Scizor has dodged Torkoal's Flamethrower, it lands for a second and jumps for more speed. But when it leaves the screen, its foot gets stuck on the corner of the screen, even though Brock's, Max's and May's faces can be seen moving after this, clearly following Scizor.

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Cleaner County
October 20, 2013
LITTER AND illegal dumping present an ugly problem. It is one experienced in all parts of the Ohio Valley....
I would also love to tell my neighbours in Jefferson County about all the stress your free garbage disposal has caused us. I'd love to tell you about the lawyers who wouldn't help me recover damages, not because I don't have a claim but because there isn't enough money in it for them or they know all the officials who did nothing about this HUGE dump for years. I sincerely and from the heart hope that when the first person is caught dumping in Belmont county, the punishment is extremely severe.
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I still haven't gotten my property straightened out yet. The rush of water that struck us twice moved top soil, caused sidewalks to move and actually changed the natural drainage of the yard. I had to remove a basement window that was cracked by debris in the water. The water by the way actually surrounded all four sides of the house. Can you imagine a river running on all four sides of your house? It wasn't fun and it never should have happened. Those people who think it's OK to dump their trash wherever they want should rethink what they are doing. THe illegal dump I am talking about here has been operating for many, many years and nobody, nobody reported this dump! I wish the N-R would allow photos in the comments section. I would love to show my neighbours out here in Jefferson County exactly what your illegal dumping did to my family and my property.
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200 dumps in one county is outrageous. I can personally testify to how much damage illegal dumping can cause. My home was flooded twice this year because illegally dumped trash clogged a stream and culverts, sending storm water out of the stream, down the side of the road, across my yard and into my house. Twice! A simple email to the Jefferson County Health Department got the ball rolling as far as cleaning up. The person that owns the property was held responsible and given a period of time to get it cleaned up. When that time expired, the clean up was half done and it was reported that 400 tons of garbage, tire, construction debris and other materials had been removed. The cost to the property owner to date? $25,000.00
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WOODSFIELD - Pending a court appeal, about 21,000 acres worth of Monroe County leases assigned to oil and natural giant Exxon Mobil in late 2011 are now invalid.
"All these people want is the right to lease their property for a reasonable rate," said Jim Peters, attorney for the Monroe County landowners. "These leases were signed for amounts as low as $50 per acre. The going rate around here now is about $6,000 per acre."
Most of the Monroe County leases were originally signed from 2001 to 2006, with the oldest dating back to 1989. The majority of them feature acreage in the townships of Benton, Center, Jackson, Perry and Wayne. Documents filed in the Monroe County Recorder's Office on Dec. 21, 2011, show that Ravenna, Ohio-based Beck Energy Corp. assigned multiple leases to Texas-based Exxon and the company's subsidiary, XTO Energy.
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Pending a court appeal, there will be no drilling, fracking or flaring on about 21,000 acres of Monroe County land because the leases Beck Energy assigned to Exxon Mobil subsidiary XTO Energy have been declared void.
However, court documents show that many of the landowners then under contract with Beck already had filed suit against the company - before the Beck assigned the leases to XTO. Washington County Common Pleas Judge Edward Lane, on assignment to the Monroe County Court of Common Pleas in this case, has ruled the Beck leases invalid.
Lane noted the leases "clearly, unequivocally and seriously offend public policy." He also cited a failure for drilling to commence on the land in a timely manner as a reason for voiding the leases.
Lane also states of the agreement between Beck and XTO that "Beck may potentially pull $70 million to $80 million in up front money out of Monroe County alone, while the landowners of the county receive nothing."
The case is now under appeal to the Ohio Seventh District Court of Appeals. XTO produces more natural gas than any other company in the U.S.
"The court cannot imagine why these landowners would not wish to obtain thousands of dollars per acre for their property in up front money, and potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in royalties, versus the present arrangement with Beck Energy, wherein they are receiving a few dollars per acre per year and no royalties whatsoever," Lane added.
Beck officials could not be reached for comment, nor could company attorney Scott Zurakowski.
"As this matter is subject to legal proceedings, we decline to comment," said Exxon spokesman David Eglinton.
Jeffrey Neu, public and government affairs adviser for XTO, could not be reached for comment. However, he previously addressed the Monroe County situation.
"XTO has a leasehold in the area and are in the process of evaluating this acreage to determine its value. We continuously evaluate and pursue potentially attractive opportunities in all regions of the United States to optimize the corporation's portfolio.
"Our operations support the country's economic recovery, strengthen energy security and help meet environmental goals through responsible development of clean-burning natural gas," he added.
In addition to taking over the Beck leases, files in the Belmont County Recorder's Office show XTO signed a slew of property owners to new leases in the past two years. Many of these owners signed to receive lease payments of $4,950 per acres with 19 percent payments on production royalties, including the Union Local Board of Education and Martins Ferry Board of Education. The company also controls the leases local residents may have previously signed with Phillips Exploration.


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Ormet Shuttering Plant; 750 Workers to Lose Job
October 4, 2013
HANNIBAL, Ohio -- The partial rate reduction granted to Ormet Corp....
a very sad day for these 750 employees. Let us hope that Wayzata will find a way to make this deal and reopen..............
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This place is collateral damage in the War on Coal. Electricity is over 40% of the cost of smelting. coal generated electricity has become too expensive. The next question is, will Wayzata foreclose on the debt or buy the plant? Foreclosure means a repeat of Severstal, no healthcare for the displaced employees.
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You mean we cant power an aluminum plant with a windmill and some solar panels????....shocking.......keep supporting obama and his gangsters.....more of this will come.
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On a previous post I jumped on the bandwagon to blame EAP....on second thought what an opportunity for another owner to come in and take advantage of the situation and open it non union.......I find it odd that Ormet didn't at least approach the workforce asking for concessions....make me wonder
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Oopps AEP
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Healing Strategies
Gunnar H. Goerlitz
Exerpted from: Cancer: A Question Of Love © 1996 Gunnar H. Goerlitz
Last Modified: March 30, 2010
After years of orthodox medical intervention my prognosis had taken a sharp turn for the worse. Despite numerous surgeries, chemotherapy, dietary adjustments, and even efforts at stress management, the course of the cancer in my body not only proceeded undeterred, it had deteriorated from "benign" to "grade II/III malignancy". Life threatening. Clearly, I needed to try something different.
Laetrile, faith healing, wheat grass, alternative medicine, what should I do? I didn?t realize it at the time, but I was finally abandoning denial, and facing my situation. I began to think about it, really think about it.
Before long it dawned on me that every response I was contemplating had one thing in common. It was outside intervention. Cancer, it seemed to me, was a little like mushrooms in a lawn. You could mow them down or yank them up forever, they would simply regrow. Until you went after the main body below the surface. I had to get under the surface, under the physical, into the metaphysics of cancer, if I dare put it that way.
So I prayed. I asked God to show me why I had cancer, what, if anything, there was about my psycho-emotional nature that nurtured the cancer within me. Then I meditated, listening for the answer. The answers were not long in coming. The Healing Strategies which I?ve outlined below grew out of those answers.
Today I've outlived my prognosis by nine years. The cystoscopy in December '97 was once again good, with no tumors in evidence. I feel great. I feel the subsurface body of the mushroom is gone, and, though I maintain careful vigilance, I feel healed. Something in those Healing Strategies, some one thing, some combination, or all of it, has saved my life. God?s answer to my prayer. Maybe meant only for me, maybe not. If you are afflicted by this strange confusion of the creative life force within us I pray that something in the Healing Strategies, some combination, or all of it will help you heal yourself.
Attitude Adjustment
Confirm--and reconfirm--a clear, unqualified desire, and will to LIVE. The wish to be free from the troubles of life, from pain or suffering, sneaks in upon all of us sometime. For some of us such thoughts are more potent, and must always be patiently and firmly halted, then replaced with a reconfirmation of the will to live.
Love thyself unconditionally. This sounds simple, yet subtle self-hatred can slip into our thinking, manifesting as self-deprecatory or even self-condemnatory remarks which all of us might make when we get disgusted with ourselves. Such self-destructive responses to our own human fallibility must be treated like the dangerously toxic things that they are, that is, better for ourselves and everyone if not used at all. We must ever strive to be as loving, as patient and as forgiving with ourselves as we would be of infants.
Extend Love to all things and all people, even our enemies. We must unreservedly forgive those who have transgressed against us. In a sense everything is ONE, and to hate, or even just to withhold forgiveness from any part of that oneness is to hate a part of ourselves.
Extend Love even, and especially, to our cancer. This is difficult, but it is critical. Tumors are, after all, merely aggregates of our body cells whose genetic codes have somehow become garbled. They are not little monsters that have invaded our bodies to do us harm. Fearing the cancer, hating it, and fighting it is precisely the wrong response. Opposing an energy seemingly directed against us only adds to its power. Genetic codes must lie at the very heart of the mind/body interface, so to hate those of our own cells which haplessly form tumors could quite concievably intensify their malignancy. Loving our cancer, on the other hand, could serve to re-harmonize these wayward cells, perhaps even paving the way to re-integrating their energies into the glow of our overall health.
See with your mind's eye an image of your body the way you want it to be: in perfect health. The image should be as detailed as you can make it. Identify with that healthy image to the point that you are inside of it in the present tense. That is, consciously experience the sensation of being inside of your perfectly healthy body, accept that sensation into your present (not some future) reality. Give thanks for that perfect health, then release the image from your consciousness, and turn your attention as fully as you can to other things. This last part is very important, for in this way the visualization is "launched". The best time to perform this exercise is as your last act before falling asleep, presenting your body with the desired image that it will strive to manifest as it rejuvenates overnight.
Sidestep depression anytime it arises. Studies have shown that depression suppresses our immune systems, so you should categorize depression as a luxury you cannot afford to indulge in. When the blues come unbidden, try not to do any thinking about things you are dissatisfied with, nor about your situation. Hold it on a level of sweet sadness without wallowing in negatives, and simply wait for it to pass.
Commune with nature as often as possible. The main idea is to get yourself more deeply in tune with naturally healthy growth. Walking in the forest or on the beach is excellent. Another benefit we get from this type of activity is that physical exercise and pleasure strengthens our immune systems.
Express more freely any anger when it arises, especially in response to the little things that may bother you. This may be unpleasant to others around you, but it will avoid sublimating and storing irritation. Negative, destructive energies stored within our beings can only do harm.
Express more freely any happiness when it arises, especially in the form of laughter. Positive, constructive energies flowing through our beings will serve to harmonize them.
Incorporate all the positives that you can into your thinking and your vocabulary, such as "half full" instead of "half empty", or "good" instead of "not bad", and "remember" instead of "don?t forget", and so on.
Re-establish long term planning. A grim prognosis has a nasty way of causing the patient to limit his or her longevity mindset to a few months or years, quite possibly contributing to a self-fulfilling prophesy. Thinking in terms of a normal lifespan will encourage the body to make that happen.
Give your creative drive the fullest and most constructive expression possible. The energy feeding this drive in all of us seems to be boundless, and, considering world history, totally non-judgemental as to the avenue of its expression. If this energy is not directed into constructive channels and expressed to the degree that we feel it, then it is conceivable that it will fall into destructive channels (such as tumor development).
Enter into a contemplative state, then expand your awareness from your head throughout your body until you feel like you are conscious of every cell in your physical being. Center yourself within your heart area, your spiritual heart, then open it to the unlimited power of Divine Love. Let this Love flood into your heart, fill it, and radiate outward, seeing it as a force that is re-harmonizing all areas of dis-ease to the boundaries of your body. It is particularly beneficial if you can extend that feeling to include others, such as your family members, friends, and especially your enemies. Relax and enjoy a feeling of complete wellness in the PRESENT tense (not some future time), while attaching the PAST tense to any thoughts about cancer that sneak into your mind.
While still in the contemplative state of the previous exercise, or at another time, address all of your body?s cells directly, issuing a kindly, yet firm, command. Instruct your cells to reproduce vigorously until the precise number of cells making a youthful, perfectly healthy body is attained, no more, no less. Instruct them to STOP reproducing when that point is reached, beginning again only when and where a true need for cellular replacement arises.
Turn inward as in the previous exercise, but this time turn your attention commandingly to your immune system (helper T cells, lymphocytes, etc.). Give it positive reinforcement for the good work it has been perfoming. Then instruct your immune system to unfailingly find all cells that are superfluous to a healthy body, and tirelessly, lovingly, reabsorb the energies of any and all such unnecessary cells. This energy can be stored or redirected immediately for use as needed to build that healthy body.
After practicing this set of exercises regularly for awhile, adapting them to your own thinking and speaking style, you will find the time needed to go through the whole set shortening to around ten or fifteen minutes.
Author's Note: I am currently on annual monitoring with my urologist, and happily my health continues to be optimal. Thank you for making "Healing Strategies" available to the community.


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I've been feeding my daughter store-bought baby food in glass jars, but I plan on starting to make her food myself. Is it safe to wash and re-use the jars I already have?
So, for as long as you aren't planning to freeze (cold temperature) or start canning food (hot temperature) for long-term storage, you should be fine.
We used the baby food jars in the beginning, and now we use them for various things like carrying drinks (water/milk/juice) for our little one, or carrying snacks/food in it when we are out and about. It works pretty well for us.


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Is there a sensible notion of blowing up in any of the available frameworks for derived algebraic geometry? I am happy to remain in the affine setting, where I think the right question to ask is "what does it mean to take powers of an ideal?" in say, a commutative differential graded algebra.
I assume that you're working in the DG category, so I take "ideal" to mean "DG ideal". Let $R$ be a commutative DG algebra and $I$ an ideal of $R$. Then for each $n\geq 1$, I set $I^n$ equal to the intersection of all the DG ideals of $R$ that contain the set $S(n)$ consisting of all elements of the form $a_1\cdots a_n$ such that $a_1,\ldots,a_n\in I$. In other words, $I^n$ is the DG ideal of $R$ generated by $S(n)$.
I think there was is a problem with characteristics. What is I^n? Is exactly the nth symmetric power of I. In characteristic 0, the symmetric algebra is a direct summand of the tensor algebra, but in positive characteristic I do not think so.


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CAMERON (November 29, 2012)--A Christmas parade will get underway Saturday morning closing some downtown streets.
The parade will line up at 8:45 a.m. at Orchard and Main. It was planned so that the time would not clash with high school sporting games.
Vendor booths will open at 9 a.m. and the parade will follow their route at 10 a.m.
The route will travel down Main to Travis, then to Second Street, Houston, First, around the courthouse before heading back.
The parade will end at Gillis and Tyson.
Awards will be given for the best displays and Santa will also make an appearance.
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Trailer for RESIDENT EVIL: RETRIBUTION
Here is the first full trailer for Resident Evil: Retribution, the oddly successful franchise returns with a lot of action and 'retribution' as a few old cast members who died in the series make a return. It's going to make billions! Resident Evil: Retribution stars Milla Jovovich, Michelle Rodriguez, Sienna Guillory, Oded Fehr, Kevin Durand,


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Girls Rock! Stories and Fun
Location:Hilton Head Branch
Date & Time:Tuesday, March 5, 2013 - 6:30pm – 7:30pm
Grab your sister or your BFF and join us for a storytime that's just for girls! We'll share stories featuring brave and clever heroines, enjoy silly games and wrap it all up with a girlie craft. For kindergarten and older.


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I'm looking for a server software product that:
Allows my users to share large files with:
- The general public
- securely to 1 or more people (notification via email, optionally with a token that gives them x period of time to download)
Allows anyone in the general public to share files with my users. Perhaps by invitation.
Has to be user friendly enough to allow my users to use this with out having to bug me as the admin.
It needs to be a system that we can install on our own server (we don't want shared data sitting on anyone else's server)
A web based solution.
Using some kind or secure comms channel would be good too, eg, ssh
Files to share could be over 1 GB.
I found the question below. WebDav does not sound user friendly enough: http://serverfault.com/questions/86878/recommendations-for-a-secure-and-simple-dropbox-system
I've done a lot of searching, but I can't get the search terms right. There are too many services that provide this, but I want something we can install on our own server.
A last resort would be to roll my own.
Any ideas appreciated.
- Glen
Sorry Tom and Jeff but Glen specifically says that he's looking for a 'product' so given that I specialise in this field thought that my expertise in this area may have been of use to him.
I don't see how him writing services is going to be easy for him to maintain going forward (large IT admin overhead) or simple for his users and the general public to work with.


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Enterprise Tech Tip: A Common Ant Build File for Metro-Based Services and Clients
By edort on Jun 12, 2009
If you're like most developers, you're always looking for shortcuts that simplify developing and testing code. In this Tech Tip, Metro architect Harold Carr describes
just such a helpful shortcut -- a common ant build file that simplifies the task of building and testing Metro-based services. The build file can builds a service from a WSDL description or from a Java class annotated with @WebService. It then either creates a WAR file and deploys the WAR file to a container or it invokes the
Endpoint.publish() method to publish the web service endpoint using the HTTP server built into the Java platform.
Read about it in the tip A Common Ant Build File for Metro-Based Services and Clients.


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Vehicle Regulations
View the complete Parking on Campus and Vehicle Regulations Manual (PDF)
Abandoned Vehicles
Vehicles left in an abandoned state will have a warning notice affixed to the driver's side rear window. If after five days the vehicle is not claimed, it will be towed and stored at the owner's expense. If for any other reason you must leave your vehicle on campus, please notify the Department of Public Safety at extension 3541.
If you are hit by another vehicle, or are in any way involved in an accident on University property, you should call the Department of Public Safety and the Chicago or Orland Park Police Departments. For insurance reasons, it is highly recommended that you do both.
Citations must be appealed in writing to the Campus Police and Public Safety Office within 14 days of issuance. If not appealed within 14 days, recipient forfeits all appeal rights. Citation Appeal forms can be obtained from the Public Safety office located in the Campus Service Center.
Bicycles are not required to be registered. However, it is highly recommended that, for safety and theft reasons, you register your bicycle with the Chicago, Orland Park, Oak Lawn or Evergreen Park Police Departments.
Driehaus Center Parking Restriction
General parking is not permitted at the Driehaus Center. All of the spaces are reserved exclusively for Gilhooley's Grande Saloon and Copy Cats customers. There is ample parking for students, staff and faculty located behind the Driehaus Center in Parking Lot 14.
Fines and Payment
All fines should be paid in the Public Safety Office located in the Campus Service Center. After the 14-day appeal period, fines should be paid in the Bursar's Office located in the Warde Academic Center.
Fire Lanes and Handicapped Parking Zones
Parking is not permitted at any time in fire lanes or designated handicapped parking zones. If unloading passengers and/or packages, a vehicle may utilize loading zone parking spaces with hazard lights flashing, provided the duration of the use does not exceed five minutes. Citations will be issued for any vehicle unlawfully parked in these areas not unloading passengers and/or packages.
Grace Period
All permits must be affixed within seven days of the first day of classes for any given semester or session. All citations for no permit or any expired permit will stand after that time.
Guest Parking
Guests remaining overnight must register their vehicle with the resident hall Public Safety desk officers after their stay has been approved by an RA. All unauthorized vehicles left on campus after 2 a.m. are subject to being cited and towed at the owner's expense. Vehicles are prohibited from parking overnight in the Bookstore Parking Lot 2. Guest vehicles are permitted to park in Lot 7, which is located east of Morris Hall.
Handicapped Parking
Handicapped parking is only available for use by individuals holding a valid temporary permit or special license plate issued by the Secretary of State, Department of Driver Services. Applications and information sheets are available in the Department of Public Safety. The Department can also issue a two-week temporary permit solely for on-campus use.
Late Fees
After 14 days, unpaid citation fines will automatically be charged a $5 late fee. Where applicable, student or employee accounts will be charged the original fine and late fee.
New License Plate or Vehicle
It is the responsibility of the vehicle owner to report any changes in license number subsequent to the original registration. The term "vehicle owner" refers to the person registering the vehicle with the Department of Public Safety.
On-Street Parking
There is no authorized University parking on 103rd Street, Central Park Avenue, S. Lawndale Avenue, S. St. Louis Avenue, S. Spaulding Avenue, neighboring side streets, or adjacent schools, churches or businesses. The Chicago and Evergreen Park Police Departments patrol these areas. Vehicles parked illegally on the streets or private property around the University may be ticketed and towed. Under Illinois law, University Police are authorized to regulate and control traffic on the public way adjacent to University property.
Parking for Non-Student Groups
Members of all groups using Saint Xavier University facilities are required to abide by all University regulations. They must acquire temporary permits through their group's leader. A 24-hour notice is required to request temporary parking permits for any group exceeding 40 participants. All requests will be based on parking availability and the needs of other groups using the campus.
Purchasing Permits for Non-University Affiliated Third Party Use or Resale of Permits
Students, faculty and staff are strictly prohibited from purchasing and providing a University parking permit to any non-University affiliated third party, whose intent it is to park their vehicle on University grounds in order to attend work or school in the surrounding community. Violations of this regulation will result in a fine for Fraudulent Permit Use, seizure of the fraudulent permit and towing on the second offense. Permits are for the sole use of the person issued the permit. Any attempt to transfer, loan or resell the permit will result in revocation of the permit.
Individuals who purchase a parking permit and find that it is not needed are eligible for a refund within the first ten school days of the current semester. To apply for a refund, bring the permit to the Public Safety office located in the Campus Service Center. No refunds will be authorized after the second week of the beginning of the fall or spring semesters. All full-year permits purchased in the fall are ineligible for a refund within the first two weeks of the spring semester.
All vehicles must be registered with the Department of Public Safety. The term "vehicle" refers to any form of motorized transportation (i.e., cars, motorcycles, mopeds, scooters and all electric forms of transportation).
Resident Student Parking
Only resident students who have been issued an overnight residential parking permit may park a vehicle on campus overnight. These vehicles are assigned to specific parking lots. Any vehicle registered to a resident student that is parked outside of its assigned area is subject to being fined and towed.
Resident students who have a vehicle assigned to Parking Lot 14 are permitted to park their vehicles on the Chicago campus during University recognized holidays and each weekend, beginning at 6 p.m. on Friday, until 11 p.m. on Sunday. Lot 14 permit holders are only authorized to park in Lot 7 and must relocate their vehicle back to Lot 14 by 11 p.m. on Sunday.
Responsibility for Fines
The person who has registered a vehicle with the Department of Public Safety is responsible for all traffic and parking citations and fines for that vehicle, regardless of who was using it (unless previously reported stolen). Resident students are responsible for all citations issued to their guests.
Repairing of Vehicles on Campus
Performing any major repairs and oil changes are prohibited. Registered owners are permitted to make minor repairs such as fixing a flat tire, replacing a battery or light bulbs. Hazardous or dilapidated vehicles are prohibited and may be cited and towed.
Temporary Parking Permits
Any individual needing a permit for a short time may apply for one at the Public Safety Office. There is no charge. These permits are only valid when dated and signed by an authorized public safety officer.
Theft and Damage
Saint Xavier University cannot, and will not, assume responsibility for theft and/or damage to vehicles or their contents while on campus. Vehicles should be locked at all times and valuables stored out of plain view.
A violation of any of the following regulations is just cause to have a vehicle towed:
- Parking in a handicapped zone
- Blocking a fire lane
- Parking in a restricted area
- Parking in a designated visitors' space
- Abandoned or hazardous vehicle
- Unregistered vehicle parked overnight after 2:00 a.m.
Should a vehicle be towed off campus, there is a $150.00 towing fee and $35.00 per day storage charge. Payment is to be made to the towing firm only and is the responsibility of the owner.
The University utilizes a licensed police tow company:
Walsh Auto and Truck Repair
5600 W. 111th Street
Chicago Ridge, IL
Regular business hours are as follows:
Monday - Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday: 7:30 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
Visa, MasterCard and Discover are accepted.
Unpaid Citations
Unpaid citations will be forwarded monthly to the Bursar's Office and charged to the vehicle owner's account.
Visitor Parking
Spaces designated for "visitors" are located in Lot 9, adjacent to Warde Academic Center. Parking in these spaces by registered students, faculty or staff is not permitted for any reason, and vehicles found in violation may be cited and towed.


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I have heard that Sha'ar Ha'Yichud of Chovos Ha'Levavos is controversial, and that one needs a rebbe in order to learn it. What does the author say that is so difficult to understand?
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The philosophical approach is considered by many to be an "Emunah minefield" for those who do not have proper guidance. The popular "Lev Tov" edition of Chovos Halevavos (with a translation/commentary by R' Pinchas Lieberman) has a lengthy introduction to Shaar HaYichud, in which he cites these views at length and in detail.
I believe I heard in the name of the former Rosh Yeshiva of Chofetz Chaim Rav Henach Lebowitz ZS"L not to read it because it is not good to place the entire belief of G-d on science.
In addition to the issue of whether the philosophical proof of G-d's existence is a proper approach, my own analysis of Sha'ar HaYichud is that the particular philosophical proof he uses is simply incorrect. Some mathematical premises that he relies on were proved incorrect in the 19th century.
I asked this question to Rabbi Mordechai Kornfeld, the rosh kollel of iyun hadaf in harnof http://dafyomi.co.il
he replied: "There is a difference of opinion among the Torah authorities as to whether this section should be studied by the typical student of the Torah. Many Torah luminaries maintain that one should not seek philosophical proofs of G-d's existence. Belief in Hash-m should be based on the Mesorah (tradition) that we received from our elders and mentors, the study of Hash-m's wondrous Torah, and the many ways He manifests Himself in His creations and in our daily lives."
(after more study of the shaar yichud)
ray: The reason the shaar yichud is so difficult is because the author tries to explain logically why we exist. ultimately this involves trying to understand that which is Eternal, and the Eternal is beyond the grasp of human logic, since it is beyond our cause/effect way of understanding things. the shaar yichud itself concludes that it is better to stay away from logical inquiry and to try to know God through His deeds as written in ch.10:
from Rabbi Mattityahu Solomon's recently published commentary to chovos halevavos (gate 2):


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What's the difference between a picture and an image?
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What's the difference between a picture and an image?
I think this is the missing question as these have already been asked:
The OED defines them as (note these are only partial entries, as both words have several meanings. However these seemed to be the ones more appropriate for this discussion):
So I guess image refers more to the optical process, while picture is the actual painting/printed photograph etc.
Of course image is also used to refer to image files in informatics.
I think when people say "image" on the computer they're talking about any file that is a drawing/picture/photograph, basically any.. image (.png .gif .jpeg .jpg .bmp etc.).
Whereas when people say "picture", they're referring to an actual photograph.
So a picture is an image, but an image is not always a picture.
A picture is defined as "a painting or a drawing", with no other noun definition (although one of the sub-definitions is "the image on a television screen"). Meanwhile an image is just "a representation of the external form of a person or thing."
Basically, an image can be a photograph, a painting, or a drawing (or even an optical appearance like in a mirror, lens, or hologram), but a picture can only be a painting or a drawing.
Apart from the already mentioned answers, an image is also the impression that a person is leaving in front of others. So, we often hear statements to this effect- 'You have a good image in her eyes.' I don't think Picture can replace Image here.
A picture is also used to imply a movie. So, we have Oscar for Best Picture. Now, Image can't replace Picture here.
Moreover, Picture can also be used to represent a situation, when Image can't do that. Like, They used to great together. But now the picture is all changed. They are about to get divorced.
I think a picture is a still view of an object or a sight.
An image is a digitised form of any picture or some still view made on the screen by rays of light.
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Don't miss blues guitar star Debbie Davies at Johnny D's in Somerville. Closer to home, Marshfield's own keyboard wizard Anthony Geraci jams with Monster Mike Welch at Turner's Yard in Pembroke. The Hold Steady rocks the House of Blues in Boston, with Deer Tick opening. Singer Jose James mixes r&b, jazz and hip-hop at Scullers in Boston, through Friday. Rockland studio honcho Sean McLaughlin performs at Tinker's Son in Norwell. Fishtank Ensemble--a band offering gypsy music--opens a two-night stand at Club Passim in Harvard Square. Tycho warms up The Sinclair in Cambridge. Betty Who? rocks Brighton Music Hall. The War on Drugs takes no prisoners at The Paradise in Boston. The Narrows Center spotlights some cool regional talent, as acoustic bluesman Mark T. Small splits the night with songsmith Danielle Miraglia. Superfly's funk melange at The Beachcomber in Quincy. Trumpeter Dave Douglas and his quartet at The RegattaBar in Cambridge. Dave B. & the Hotshots at The Next Page in Weymouth. Tattoo Cowboys wrangles a crowd at Toby Keith's in Foxboro. Russ Costa's SongAsylum at Home Ice in Quincy. Holbrook Gracia's cavalcade of local stars at Paddy Barry's in Quincy.
Rocker, songwriter, and Bruce Springsteen pal Alejandro Escovedo arrives at Brighton Music Hall. The country-rockin' sounds of Pat Green at House of Blues. Dan Croll at The Sinclair. The C-Note in Hull continues its Battle of the bands, with Heavy Traffic vs. Squatch tonight's matchup. The Diving Ducks spalsh down at the Next Page. Mark T. Small teams up with Shor'ty Billups at Chilihead BBQ in West Bridgewater. Jeff Hilliard sings at Tinker's Son. The Force rocks The Beachcomber. Boys of Rockingham gallop into Toby Keith's. Los Amigos Invisibles at The Paradise. Sugar Ray Norcia & the Bluetones at Johnny D's. Voodoo Blue haunts The Ming Dynasty in Marshfield. Italy's pop and blues star Zucchero at Berklee Performance Center in Boston. The Dons rock President's Rock Club in Quincy. The Prospects warm up Home Ice. It's the New York v.s Boston Comedy Showcase at The Narrows Center.
Back after years of turmoil, the newly clean and sober Boy George headlines Royale in Boston.The Black Lips shake up The Paradise. Alejandro Escovedo moves on to rock The Narrows Center. The Brooklyn-via-Pomona alt-rock trio We Are Scientists hits Brighton Music Hall. New England blues icon James Montgomery returns to the C-Note. Memphis Rockabilly Band takes over The Randolph AmVets. The Smoking Jackets light up Tinker's Son. The Mike Garvey Band heats up The Next Page. Fanfarlo at The Sinclair. The Fat City Band parties at Johnny D's. The Tokyo Tramps take on the blues at Chilihead BBQ. The Throwdown Band rocks The Ming Dynasty. Kid Ink plays at the House of Blues. Biscuits & Gravy are on the rock menu at South Shore Music Hall in Quincy. The Coalition and three more bands rock The Beachcomber. Bluegrass fans head for Club Passim, where a multi-band festival starts at 4 p.m. Shotgun Still brews up some musical potions at Toby Keith's. Guitar ace Charlie Keating and his band get down at Home Ice.
Sunday is busy: don't forget the 4 p.m. jam led by Splash of Blues at Players in Rockland; Hellogoodbye rocks Brighton Music Hall; Christina Perri sings at The House of Blues; Bobby Bare Jr. new alt-country at Atwood's Tavern in Cambridge; and the continuing Brian Mahoney songfest at The Irish Pub in Quincy; and Chuck Whelan's wailing jam at Paddy Barry's. Monday looks for Horsefeathers at The Sinclair. Two benefits for the Boston firefighters tragically lost: The Street Dogs and Quincy's own Lenny Lashley are key parts of the lineup Tuesday at Great Scott in Allston (sold out) and Wednesday at The Sinclair. Wednesday Johnny D's offers son-of-James songsmith Ben Taylor; while The Paradise has two generations of Bob Marley's heirs--son Stephen Marley, and his son; while Scukllers welcomes jazzman Kendrick Scott.. On April 24, look for more reggae with Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad at the Sinclair; Joan Osborne at The Narrows Center; folk giant Tom Rush at Oakes Ames Hall in North Easton. The Beachcomber hosts the annual Rock for A Cure benefit on April 26, with multiple bands playing to raise funds for Huntington's Disease Research. Showcase Live in Foxboro does mostly private functions now, but also the occasional show like rock songwriter Edwin McCain on April 26. Nickel Creek at the House of Blues on May 1 is already sold out. Jazz-rock guitar ace Robben Ford's May 3 Narrows Center show is also sold out. Tickets still remain for Americana songwriter Rodney Crowell at the Narrows Center on May 8. NOTE: That Delbert McClinton show at the Narrows Center, postponed from Tuesday due to illness, has been rescheduled for Saturday July 5.
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