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The Date and Time and Day of the Birth of Jesus Christ.
Christian Statement:
You can faithfully avail your Christian knowledge of the time and date of Jesus Christ's birth by seeking the Word of God and if it is His Word that He spoke from the beginning, then that time and date of His birth will be found to be true.
Words attributed to Jesus Christ concerning his birth:
1. 'I came into being on the eighth day, which is the day of the Lord.'
Ref - The Epistle of the Apostles; Coptic version.
2."I was born the same day on which Augustus Caesar gave peace to the Roman world."
Ref - The Archko Volume, Pilate's Report.
All deliberations by me for the date of Jesus Christ's birth are then circumscribed to conform to the day related by Jesus Christ, for as Christians we are to 'hear Him' - Luke 9:35.
1. The eighth day in Holy Scripture is Sunday, the first day of the week - the Lord's day.
The eighth day in Holy Scripture is also the inauguration day of the High Priest : Exodus 40:2 has that day as the first day of the first month, where chief-priest Aaron was anointed and placed in that office to minister to God as a saviour ministering for the atonement of the children of Israel.
Jesus Christ as our High Priest (Hebrews 4:15) has in Holy Scripture prescribed his birth as for being on Sunday the first of January.
Infancy Gospel of Matthew the Evangelist; ' And some shepherds also affirmed that they had seen angels singing a hymn at midnight, praising and blessing the God of heaven and saying , 'The Saviour of all, who is Christ the Lord has been born. Salvation shall be brought back to Israel through him.'
I Clement Ch.18; 'And particularly, that we perform our offerings and service to God, at their appointed seasons... at certain determinate times and hours.' 'For the chief-priest has his proper services...' 'They therefore who make their offerings at the appointed seasons are happy and accepted: because that obeying the commandments of the Lord, they are free from sin.'
Apocrypha Syriaca: Transitus Mariae; 'He was in her womb until the Second Kanun (Syriac calendar month conterminous with January) on its sixth (hour - midnight) on the first day of the week, the Holy Day...'
Day of Birth: Sunday the first of January at midnight 00.00 (am).
2. The day that Augustus Caesar gave peace to the Roman world can be happily placed to be a time when the Roman people enjoyed peace within the bounds of the Roman Empire.
That day was celebrated by the ritual of the doors of the Temple of Janus being closed. At times of war they were kept open and rarely were they closed but on three occasions during the years of Augustus Caesar they were closed, of which he listed as a laudable achievement of his as Princeps - Res Gestae 13. The first two occasions were 31 BC and 25 BC but with no record for the third closing of the doors of Janus that day has to be exacted judiciously from subsidiary historical records.
The day then that the doors of Janus were closed for the third time is determined to be the day that Jesus Christ was born.
Times of peace are when treaties are signed and so threats are nullified. Of the range of years during the time of Jesus' birth there was one occasion when a relevant treaty was signed, that was with the Parthian Empire.
The Parthian Empire was at the time more than capable of attacking the Roman Empire over the other peoples and tribes. Utilizing archers possessing outstanding horsemanship their repeated hit and retreat attacks were able to overcome the strength of the Roman Legions.
And so by ensuring no war broke out with the Parthians, Roman Legions could be on hand to defend other parts of the empire such as near Germanica, therewith ensuring peace and safety for the people residing within the Roman Empire.
Augustus Caesar sent his sons Gauis and Lucius in the year 1 BC to the regions of Parthia to make terms with Phraates V ruler of Parthia on an island on the river Euphrates. The Euphrates was then to remain the boundary in which the Parthian army were not to pass. Gaius and Lucius were Consul-Designates with Gaius assuming the office of Consul at the age of 21 on January 1, A.D. 1 therewith consular powers to sign the treaty.
With the day settled as January 1 as to which the doors of the Temple of Janus were closed for the third time by Augustus thereby giving peace to the Roman people, only the year has to be determined.
The Apocryphal and Legendary Life of Christ has the Gates of Janus being closed at the time of Jesus' birth. Orosius a priest, historian and theologian has chronicled the temple doors closing at the time of Jesus' birth.
Roman Historian Dio Cassius has Gaius making peace with Phraates king of Parthia in early A.D. 1.
Thereupon Jesus Christ was born at midnight on Sunday, January 1, A.D. 1.
Further investigations are now directed to authenticate this date if your doctrine is Christianity, as it conforms to the words attributed to Jesus Christ at 1. and 2. above.
Christian adherents profit by inquiring of Holy Scripture when accurate knowledge is sought, the Holy Scriptures being foremost for Christians that would wish to harmonize His Word at 1. and 2. above, in actively determining when Jesus was born.
Conforming Holy Scriptures:
Luke 3:23: Jesus at thirty years of age is baptized by John → A.D.31 (Jesus became thirty years old on January first). Numbers 4:3 4:23 4:47 recounts that priests are consecrated when they are thirty years old and able to begin their ministry.
John the Baptist was born six months earlier than Jesus - Luke 1:36, subsequently he began his ministry in July A.D.30 → The Spiritual Gospel of Jesus Christ Ch. 61 Levi H Dowling transcribing - 'When John was thirty years of age he went into Jerusalem...'. Here he began his role as harbinger calling to the people for their need for repentance of sins through baptism, that role being placed upon him by the word of God in A.D. 29, when he was in the wilderness → Luke Ch. 3:1 (reign of Tiberius in his fifteenth year was September A.D. 28 to September A.D.29.)
Jesus was thirty years old and able to begin his ministry from January 1, A.D.31 → First Gospel of the Infancy of Jesus Christ Ch. 12 - Caiaphas '...he arrived at the end of his thirtieth year, at which time the Father publicly owned him at Jordan...' Therefore he was baptized by John in January, A.D. 31 → Luke 3:21,22 - '...Thou art my beloved Son; in thee I am well pleased.'
John 2:13 recounts the first Passover of Jesus' ministry in A.D.31. John 6:4 recounts the second Passover of Jesus' ministry in A.D.32.
John 11:55 records the approaching third Jewish Passover of A.D.33.
John Ch.12 until Ch.20 records events of the days proximate to the death on the cross of Jesus Christ:
A.D.33 March 28/Nisan 8 Saturday, Jesus came to Bethany.
A.D. 33 March 29/Nisan 9 Sunday, Jesus came to Jerusalem - Palm Sunday ascription.
A.D. 33 April 1/Nisan 12 Wednesday, penultimate supper, and when supper had ended there was the washing of the disciples' feet, and then the condemnation went out against the Lord with Judas' promise to the ruling priests to betray Jesus for money - that being the reason for the later institution of a new fast day → 'Teaching of the Twelve Apostles' Original Didache and Kindred Documents edition by Philip Schaff.
A.D. 33 April 2/Nisan 13 Thursday, Last Supper.
A.D. 33 April 3/Nisan 14 Friday, crucifixion and at 3 pm the death on the cross of The Lord → The Gospel of Peter.
A.D. 33 April 5/Nisan 16 Sunday midnight, resurrection of the Son of Man → Gospel of Nicodemus and the Gospel according to the Hebrews - where the Lord appears to first Nicodemus and then to James the Just, the eponymous brother of the Lord.
When calibrated through Astronomy contingent with the Jewish Passover, the death on the cross of Jesus Christ is apodictically established at 3 pm on Friday April 3 A.D. 33 → Sir Isaac Newton's calculations for Passover A.D. 33.
John wrote his Gospel after Matthew, Luke and John → Anti- Marcionite Prologues; The Mythological Acts of the Apostles by Agnes Smith Lewis. Conducive for him then was to dispel errant teachings of Christian sects that had developed. Hence he wrote a more full account, an explanatory for those who seek the factual records of events, customs and Christian doctrine, which in turn is conducive for this study, in determining that Jesus was born 30 years prior to January A.D 31, and that Jesus died on the cross during the Passover of A.D. 33, the third Passover of his ministry, further confirming he was thirty years of age in January A.D. 31.
Ref: Joel 2:31 associated with Acts 2:20 sees Peter recount to the gallery the lunar eclipse 'blood moon' that they had observed during the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, confirming the signs prophesied of Jesus and so determining that He was both Lord and Christ.
Ref: Lunar eclipse 'blood moon' → NASA's list of lunar eclipses - 0033 April 03 CE; Pilate observed in his correspondence sent to Tiberius Caesar that there was seen a blood moon eclipse - '..and the moon that was like blood..' and the moon lost its brightness as though tinged with blood'; 'and the moon, as if turned into blood' → The Reports of Pilate, Anaphora Pilati.
Continuity of historicity is built from information confirming the date, that is, a plethora of confirming information will ensue that there is no doubt for the reasonable person.
All information that doesn't calibrate to the date 1 Jan. A.D. 1 are then to the faithful Christian - discomfirmations.
Projected Evidence for Historicity:
Numismatics and chronicles are two main trains from which we can build the historicity of the word of Jesus Christ in regard to establishing his time and date of birth. Through numismatics, markings that record events and customs of peoples and lands and published by their rulers and administrators, references can be obtained. Chronicles sourced from various channels and their accounts, can be cross-referenced for affirmation of facts.
Aficionados of numismatics and chronicles can provide their expertise if they wish to. Accounting in historicity to 1. and 2. is all that is necessary for acknowledged contributions. Outlier material will not be acknowledged as applicable and will remain in the comments.
Contributions of followers from religions that oppose Christianity as an historical account are not expected if its not in their interest to build such a case; nor from Atheists, historians and scientists who may be adverse to confirmations of Jesus Christ's existence or in giving historical support to Christian chronology. Christians who believe that Truth is retained in the book of their Bible and not in the words of Jesus Christ outside their Bible are not expected to contribute.
Other ancillary factors for historicity will include material from inscriptions, antiquities and Levant customs, and when added to all, will establish midnight Sunday 1st January A.D. 1 (1 CE) as the date of birth of Jesus Christ.
Continuing Investigation:
Calendars in concert with the year A.D. 1: Seleucid 311th year; 4th year of the 194th Olympiad; A.U.C. (founding of Rome) 754.
An eclipse of the moon occurred before the death of Herod, that being near the time of Jesus' birth. The eclipse of Dec 29 1 BC is chosen, other eclipses are disconfirmed.
This eclipse was chronicled by Josephus as being on a fast day. Monday and Thursday were Jewish fast days of that era - Didache; Ta'an 12a. Dec 29 1 BC was a Thursday.
Quirinius (Cyrenius) is described as governor of Syria at the time of Jesus' birth, this is deemed to be in an acting capacity, and in an official capacity later in A.D. 6 to A.D. 12.
Gaius Caesar was in fact Governor of the East (includes Syria) from 1 BC to A.D. 4 - Suetonius.
Quirinius along with Marcus Lollius were at the time of Jesus' birth in the East acting as guardians or tutors to Gaius and Lucius.
Marcus Lollius was an experienced governor of the East. Quirinius was a former governor to the rank of proconsul of Cyrenaica.
Soon after the signing of the treaty on the Euphrates, Lollius died and Quirinius was at hand to act as guide for Gaius in the administration of the East, (includes Syria).
Herod's death is given at 4 BC because his sons were reckoned as rulers at the time. As they were acting in name at the time then they therefore antedated their reigns to that date on the death of their father, in A.D. 1. see Josephus Antiquities of the Jews, Book 17, Ch.8.
Numismatics show coins of tetrarchs Archelaus, Antipas and Philip aren't found issued before A.D.1. Coins minted in Ceasarea Philippi that were struck in CY 34 (A.D. 1) and RY 37 (A.D. 4) of Herod IV Philip are the first issued by any of the sons of Herod the Great, when on his death Rome gave official recognition to their rule, actuating de jure coins.
On the coins their rule is antedated to when their father placed them in their provinces as tetrarchs.
Nativity gospels state that in the Seleucid calendar year 309 (2 B.C.) Augustus published a decree that those families within the Roman world should enroll in their towns, see The First Gospel of the Infancy of Jesus Christ, The Arabic Infancy Gospel of the Saviour; Orosius, Historiarum Adversum Paganos, Book 6 Ch. 22.
Bethlehem of Judea a provincial town of the Roman world, was set down to be visited by commissioners sent from Rome to the provinces, during the days near Jesus' birth. Mary, considered the call of registering for Roman citizenship opportune (see Micah Ch. 5:2) and necessitated her to travel, even though she was expecting.
Numismatic allegorial material relating to Janus, Gaius and Lucius is instructive. Coins struck when they were consul-designates between Feb 5 2 BC (Augustus made pater patriae) and midnight A.D. 1, has them leaning on their grounded shields with hastae behind the shields pointed downwards and their parazonia sheathed. These are blazon symbols of peace.
The inauguration of peace to the Roman world is shown to the second, to the minute, to the hour, to the day, to the month, to the year, in an augury manner through the simpulum and lituus implements accompanied by the saltire symbol, a stamp of Janus.


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What does Korrina mean?
Korrina [ko-r-ri-na] as a girls' name is of Greek derivation, and the meaning of Korrina is "maiden". Korrina is an alternate spelling of Corinna (Greek): from Korinna. Korrina is also a variation of Kora (Greek). Korrina is also used as a variation of Korina (Greek).
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Korrina has 20 variants: Carinna, Carynna, Coreana, Corena, Corina▼, Correna, Corrina, Corrinna, Coryna, Kareena, Karena, Karenna, Karinna, Karrena, Karrina, Karynna, Koreena, Korena, Korinna and Korynna.
25 more alternative forms via Corinna, Kora, Korina: Corin, Corinda, Corine▼, Corinn, Corrie▼, Corrin, Corrinda, Corrine▼, Corrinn, Corryn, Koreen, Korella, Koren, Korenda, Koressa, Korilla, Korine, Korinne, Korissa, Korrin, Korrine, Koryn, Korynn, Korynne and Koryssa.Creative forms:
(female) Kirina, Kirrina, ..
(male) Korna, Korne, .. Middle name pairings:
Korrina Emory (K.E.), ..
How popular is Korrina?
Korrina is a rare first name for females. Korrina is an equivalently unique last name too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. Demographics)
Which version is better?with its source forms and related girl names. Corena, Corin, Corina, Corine, Corinna, Corrie, Corrin, Corrina, Corrine, Karena, Kora (#623 in recent rankings), Koren and Korina are the popular related forms of Korrina (outside Top 2000) listed in the Top 2000. These relations of Korrina were at the top of their popularity a century ago (average #1606) and have become much less popular since (#1894, down 60%), with forms such as Corrie becoming less trendy. Corrine is the firm favorite, although Kora appears to be getting popular too. (2015 Birth Statistics)
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Korrina is pronounced similarly to Carina▼, Carrina, Corona, Coronna, Correena, Corrianna, Corynna, Karaina, Kareina, Kariana, Karina▼, Karinya, Karyna, Kerena, Keriana, Kiriana, Kyreena and Quirina. Other suggested similar names are Cerrina, Corvina, Doreina (see Dora), Dorina, Dorria, Dorrinda, Jorgina, Kareima, Karima, Karin▼, Karine, Karlina, Karmia, Karmina, Karna, Karren, Karrin, Karrine, Karrisa, Karryn, Katrina▼, Kerin, Kerran, Kerria, Kerrin, Kerrine, Kerron, Kerryn, Kerrynn, Ketrina, Kolina, Korin, Korri, Korrie, Korrinne, Koryne, Kotrijna, Kotryna, Loraina, Lorraina, Lorrin, Lorrina, Lorrna, Morwina, Norina, Normina, Terrina and Zorina. These names tend to be more frequently used than Korrina.See names in meaning and etymology.


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Behind Farrell's return to favour lies a hunger, among readers of fiction and certainly among anxious publishers, for the blockbuster with brains. "Literary fiction" in its familiar formats has slumped deep into recession as first-rate writers struggle to keep a toehold in a hostile marketplace. At the bottom of the barrel, bog-standard escapism and ghosted celebrity fluff prompted the agent Clare Alexander, a few months ago, to denounce Britain's book charts as "the stupidest bestseller list in the world". As of late July 2008, the horizon looks slightly sunnier: Rose Tremain has been outselling Russell Brand. But the overall climate for fiction has darkened even more.
So the hunt accelerates for skilful popular fiction that can slip smoothly into a beach-bag or a deck-chair without insulting its readers. Henry Porter's political thrillers have updated the murky geopolitics of John Le Carré to a post-Cold War world where Balkan civilians are massacred, Srebrenica-style (A Spy's Life) and terrorist suspects "rendered" for torture (Empire State). He tells me that he's "unimpressed by the rigid distinctions between literary and popular fiction – and the attempts to patrol them – because the readers I encounter at literary festivals flit from Robert Harris, to Dickens, to Jane Austen and back to Rachel Johnson and Joseph O'Neill [of Netherland fame] ... Readers are smart. They don't need to be told what is good and what is bad fiction".
Some pop genres have traditionally held a licence to thrill, to divert and to exercise the mind. Crime has never forfeited that status since the days of Conan Doyle. From HG Wells to Iain M Banks, science fiction led the way in fusing high-grade ideas with mass-market appeal. Patrick O'Brian's naval yarns brought the sweep of Proust to shipboard adventure. And, since Greene and Le Carré, espionage claims its touch of class.
Now, no formula seems too tainted for a careful restoring hand. Robert Harris expertly dusted off the toga tale with his Roman intrigues Pompeii and Imperium. Kate Mosse proved, in her vastly successful Labyrinth and Sepulchre, that ancient puzzles hidden amid the stones of Old Europe can come to light free of Dan Brown-level banalities. Mosse believes that "there are lots of readers who want to have a rollicking good story – plot, characters, setting – but who also want to have a sense of real history and real place." In 1980, the medieval mystery that first detoxified this brand came – almost too neatly – from an iconic European thinker who had written much about the fuzzy borders between elite and mass culture: The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco. Here was one intellectual who proved that he could walk the walk as much as talk the talk.
From the Arabian Nights to Don Quixote, the origins of the novel lie in genre storytelling. By reverting to narrative-driven adventure, mystery or suspense, today's brighter bestsellers have leapfrogged the mere 150 years of the self-defined "literary novel" that began with Flaubert. As Kate Mosse argues, "Nowadays, books we think of as 'classics'" – such as Treasure Island or Robinson Crusoe – "in their day were all the equivalent of beach reads". In any case, intelligent popular fiction is an exacting craft. To Porter, "Writing a thriller is a complicated business at the best of times, and to make it real and relevant, at the same time as keeping the plot moving and the characters breathing, is bloody hard work."
Almost a century ago, a respectful but tetchy correspondence between HG Wells and Henry James set the terms of a debate that rumbles to this day. James championed uncompromising "art" fiction as the royal road to truth: "It is art that makes life, makes interest, makes importance". Wells spoke up for nourishing entertainment that taught via enchantment. James won in the academy; Wells at the tills. Their battle still rages. Mosse comments: "Most readers want, especially on the beach, something that has fast pace, strong story, strong characters, but with depth to it too... the sense that I've learned something at the same time as being entertained".
Novelists who seek broad-spectrum popularity but shun the lure of pulp need to know (and feel) the pull of both sides in the Wells-James quarrel. But if the "literary" corner of the fiction shelves look dusty and unloved, then even more ambitious authors will take a chance with the sun-lounger brigade. Many high-flying angels – as well as barrel-scraping devils – will seek to catch your attention between the airport-bookstore dumpbin and the deep blue sea.
Ten of the hottest books this summer
Sashenka, by Simon Montefiore
(Bantam, £12.99)
In his first novel, the acclaimed historian of Russia sweeps the brittle high society of pre-revolutionary St Petersburg, the terror-chilled jails of Stalin's purges and the secrets of 1990s Moscow archives into a tragic panorama. This family saga captures both the epic travails of a Bolshevik elite that fell from grace, and also – ambitiously – the enigmas of historical knowledge itself.
The Ten-Year Nap, by Meg Wolitzer
(Chatto & Windus, £12.99)
What comes after chick-lit? Mum-lit, perhaps - but tales of hyper-active kids, moribund marriages and the career opportunities that got away will seldom match Wolitzer's wit, bite and schmaltz-free sympathy. As in a reversed-out riposte to Sex and the City, her quartet of New York friends shape up to the outcome of their choices and chances, a decade after motherhood.
Palace Council, by Stephen L Carter
(Jonathan Cape, £12.99)
Yale law professor and weaver of history-haunted thrillers, Carter has dodged all the pigeonholes that snare African-American novelists. But the troubled rise of the black middle-class is never far from his intricate plotting. Here, the end of the Harlem Renaissance meets Cold War conspiracy and Vietnam-era activism in a richly involving brew.
The Return, by Victoria Hislop
(Review, £17.99)
Shifting the formula of her debut The Island from Greece to Spain, Hislop wraps another British innocent-abroad envelope around a meaty – and moving – slice of modern history. Via a café in Granada, her dance-crazy heroine discovers the Spanish Civil War – evoked through the trials, on the home front and the front line alike, of the warmly drawn Ramirez family.
Revelation, by CJ Sansom
(Macmillan, £17.99)
Sansom's superb Tudor mysteries do more than marry period drama with gory crimes and smart detection. He respects history while forging links to today. Here, religious cults in 1540s London bring his Shardlake into conflict with jihadis in the English past.
Devil May Care, by Sebastian Faulks
(Penguin, £18.99)
You might say that Faulks's James Bond novel made a risky mission harder. It refuses to customise the franchise and, instead, aims for a note-perfect pastiche of a late-1960s Ian Fleming yarn. Having boxed himself in a bit, Faulks wangles an escape – 007 style – by virtue of the pleasure and panache of an expert period piece, as Bond tussles with a memorable adversary: Julius Gorner.
The Pirate's Daughter, by Margaret Cezair-Thompson
(Review, £7.99)
Errol Flynn did land in Jamaica to film in 1946, but here his swashbuckling arrival launches a fiction that sails into harbours that Hollywood would never dare to visit. Racial and social tensions cloud the Caribbean idyll: Cezair-Thompson mixes the romance and reality of her native island into a cocktail that blends the exuberant sweetness of its fantasy with the sharp tang of truth.
The Outcast, by Sadie Jones
(Vintage, £7.99)
If McEwan lies behind this finely managed tale of disgrace and redemption, then surely so does Dostoyevsky – the author's literary inspiration. Back from an actual jail into the shackles of class, family and past trauma in 1950s Surrey, young Lewis becomes a catalyst for truth in a land of lies. This green-belt hell exerts a politely chilling grip.
The Spies Of Warsaw, by Alan Furst
(Weidenfeld, £16.99)
Over 10 novels, Furst has stylishly revived the mid-century intrigue of middle-European shadows and fog. Warsaw in the late 1930s provides his latest battleground for spies and lies. French and German agents play their deadly game of chess as war looms. Furst's uncanny gift for place and period lift his city, and its dubious cast of characters, well above the espionage norm.
Sea of Poppies, by Amitav Ghosh
(John Murray, £18.99)
Ghosh has a fair wind for his 19th-century maritime trilogy. In this first part, the Ibis sets sail for the Opium Wars. The ship's motley mix of races, trades and lingos enrich the texture of a well-researched romp. Colonial conquest in Asia paints a vivid background canvas.
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David Pizarro's injury is less grave than first thought and Roma are confident that he will play against Lecce on Friday evening.
The Chilean playmaker came off at half-time against Parma on Sunday when Roma were 2-0 in the lead.
Following his enforced withdrawal, Roma conceded twice and ended up drawing 2-2.
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i assume source will make big difference but right now i am really scratching my head. V1 which failed on RWAK sounds real good on Cowon.
sorry, this is ASG topic but since i had V1 in comparison i just wanted to update my impressions. yes Cowon is less high endish DAP but still pretty good for the average MP3 player and better than many iPods except moded versions.
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Senior military figures reacting to the US casualties last night said the incident marked a moment to take stock of the coalition's presence in Afghanistan.
Major General Patrick Cordingley, a retired British army officer, said: "We must keep sight of the bigger picture and not just have an endless myopic presence in Afghanistan. That's not to say pull out immediately, but there must be strategic reasons for staying. The danger is that we can end up basing decisions on performances in certain regions, such as the Helmand province.
"It is also essential to manage expectations. It is important to be realistic and not just chase an illusion that may not ever materialise."
General Sir Hugh Beach, former deputy commander of British Land Forces, said: "This is a terrible tragedy. If these helicopters are being shot by RPGs, then it's symptomatic of a Taliban force that is either very lucky or being bankrolled to become even more sophisticated. Yet allied forces have to scale back methodically and strategically, not make reactive decisions. The Taliban have become deeply ingratiated in all areas of Afghanistan and it is difficult to predict where this is going, but we must stay the course."
Patrick Mercer, Tory MP for Newark and a former soldier, said: "If we were to look at the number of troop-carrying helicopters that the Soviets lost 20 to 30 years ago to enemy fire, these sorts of occurrences were regrettable but not that unusual. The Americans have just got unlucky.
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"If the helicopter had come down with just the air crew on board, we would have hardly raised our eyebrows. The fact that it was fully laden with troops is just part of the fortunes of war. I deeply, deeply regret it, but we must not allow this to influence further military operations.
"It's extremely difficult to protect an aircraft from things like machine guns firing at helicopters which are fairly slow moving. But we've also got to protect ourselves from the Taliban's extreme capability with propaganda.
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The Great War in History
Debates and Controversies, 1914 to the Present
By (author) Dr Jay Winter Antoine Prost
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If you're in Mumbai for a day, and wondering what to do, here's a list of must-see places!
Gateway of India
Walk around the Gateway of India complex. Pass through the security check on the Northern end to enter the complex. On weekends and public holidays the lines (especially the men's line) to enter the complex can be long. As you enter the complex you will be greeted by the massive yellow basalt and reinforced concrete arched gates. The complex is bustling with locals and tourists alike. Walk around the monument, look into Mumbai's deep harbour and look the ever-growing collection of yachts. Turn around and enjoy the majestic beauty of the Taj Mahal Hotel.
You will many photographers that offer taking pictures of the Gateway of Indian and you, and will instantly print the photographs on their mobile printers. Also, there will be many vendors selling souvenirs and light snacks.
Trivia: This of course, is the logical place from where to begin your tour. After all, you're following in the footsteps of royalty! The English King George V landed in India in 1911 at this very spot, and the citizens of Bombay pooled money and ideas to build this grand memorial to him. After Indian independence, the last British soldiers departed through this arch. But the most important thing about the Gateway is not the arch at all, but the sea beyond it. It was this deep and safe harbour that first attracted the Portuguese, who called it "Bom Bahia" – Good Bay (that's where the city's name comes from). The Portuguese later gave away the island to the English as part of the dowry of the Portuguese princess Catharina Braganza. And the English East India Company developed Bombay into a major shipping and trading harbour. So, you see, the city's very existence is because of this stretch of calm water.
Regal Cinema Circle
Exit from the North of the compound and keep walking straight down Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Marg for around 450m and you will find Regal Cinema to your left and Regal Circle in front of you. Stand at the parking lot in the centre of the circle, with the Police Headquarters behind you and look around – the roads that lead away from this circle each show you a unique facet of Mumbai.
- To your left, starting at the art deco Regal Cinema, is Colaba Causeway. This road is linked to Mumbai's physical history – it was built by the British to connect Colaba island to Bombay, as a part of the city's expansion drive. You can still see fisher folk if you drive further down this road towards Sassoon Docks. Drop in at Leopold or Cafe Mondegar for beer, and wander the street markets. Lots of bargains are in the offing – clothes, jewellery, footwear, leather, and gifts.
- Next is Madam Cama Road that goes to Nariman Point, past the Institute of Science. This road leads to the Mantralay (the state's upper and lower houses of legislation). Phillips' Antiques at the corner of this road has wonderful old maps of Mumbai. They're expensive, but worth a look.
- Next, the National Gallery of Modern Art, do have a look at what exhibition is on. This road leads to the art district of Mumbai and into the heart of the old British Fort Area. The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangaharalay (Prince of Wales Museum) is to your right on this road. You can spend a little over an hour there, if you're interested in history, sculpture, painting and art. Walk 100 meters northwards along the Museum road and you will find Jehangir Art Gallery to your right. As you approach Jehangir Art Gallery, at Kala Ghoda, you will see the road flanked with paintings on either side and artists painting portraits under the canopy of trees. Walk into Jehangir Art Gallery and the galleries around the area. Have a snack at Kala Ghoda Café or The Pantry or sit in for a meal at Trishna, Copper Chimney, Chetna, Mamagoto or Irish House.
- The road to your right is the one that goes to Bombay's docks. Bombay started out as a shipping port and harbour in the 1600's. So this road is a link to the city's traditional business history. If you walk along this road, you will see the Old Custom's House, where goods were taxed, and the Asiatic Library, which served at the old Town Hall.
- Exploring the areas around Regal Cinema can take you upto two to three hours if you exclude the Museum.
Koli Fishing Village, Cuffe Parade
A trip to Bombay is not complete without a look at the city's original inhabitants – the Koli fisher folk. Take a taxi to Cuffe Parade. On the way to your right, you will see colourful fishing boats. This is a little Koli village that has kept its traditional occupation and culture. You'll see salted Bombay Duck, hanging by the dozen, drying in the sun. You'll see fishermen mending nets. Walk into the village and you'll see the women selling fish at the markets. You'll see little kids flying kites and playing cricket. There's a village temple, a barbershop, a goldsmith, a grocer, a tailor, a small jewellery store – all in a little 10-minute walk. The fishing community has a clear division of labour. The men go to fish, while the women take the fish to the markets. So the fisherwomen – the Kolins – hold the economic reins of the household. Nobody messes with them!
Fort District
Once past the fishing village, take a drive through the historical Fort District. Walk around Horniman Circle and see Colonial architecture at its best. There are several things to see, but I recommend you don't miss the following:
- Victoria Terminus – a magnificent building. Don't miss the Indian peacock motifs, or the logo of the GIPR (the Great Indian Peninsular Railway).
- Bombay University – honestly, this building is lovely! Check out the carved figures of various communities of Western India.
- The Asiatic Library and Town Hall – this is the historical place from where, after the Sepoy Mutiny in 1857, the proclamation of India reverting to the Crown was read out.
Bazaar Walk at Crawford Market
The British Fort district ends at Victoria Terminus, and past that, the old "native" bazaar areas begin. Jyotiba Phule Market is the official name of this must-see market – but of course, no one calls it that! Crawford Market it was, and Crawford it remains. The market is housed in a building that looks like something out of Victorian London, but over-run with a crazy riot of local colour. There's a 50-foot awning, which lets in light, and in the natural light, you will see little shops and stalls everywhere. Go during the daytime. You'll stumble across lots of fruits and vegetables – there are mounds and mounds of them on display, not just an orderly stacking of a few dozens! There are tiny knick-knack shops that sell masalas, pickles, chocolates, toothpaste and lots of other stuff that people want to buy. Lots of things to photograph if you are a camera-addict. There's also a meat section and a pets market – but if you're squeamish, you should avoid this area. Pets are housed with a casual disregard for their well being, in cramped conditions. But then, this is a city where even humans live in very tiny cramped huts. From Crawford Market, you should walk into the nearby lanes, to see the traditional bazaar areas. It's highly recommended. After all, Mumbai is a city that lives not in its monuments or buildings, but in its streets and markets and people. The Jama Masjid is nearby as well as the Mumbadevi Temple.
Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach
From the bazaar areas near Crawford Market, drive through the Princess Street Flyover to Marine Drive. Ask your driver to stop at the top of the flyover, from where you'll see your first panoramic view of Marine Drive and the sea. Nariman Point is at one end of Marine Drive, and Chowpatty Beach at the other. While the Gateway of India is on the sheltered harbour between the island of Mumbai and the mainland, Marine Drive is on the other seaward western side. As a result, in the evening, you'll see glorious views of the sunset on the Arabian Sea. In the late evenings, the streetlights come on, lighting up the curve of Marine Drive in what locals call 'The Queen's Necklace'. Evening is also a wonderful time to spend at Chowpatty beach, just watching local families out to enjoy the evening breeze. There's a lot of colour at the beach. Take a peep at the food stalls selling local favourites – pavbhaji and bhel puri.
Lots more to see
If you have more time, drive down to Haji Ali, to see Mahalakshmi Temple, Haji Ali Mosque and Dhobi Ghat (Mumbai's unique laundry system!). And you can drive to Malabar Hill, to take a look at the Banganga Tank (and old and quaint pilgrimage area), the Hanging Gardens, the Bandra Wori Sea Link, and the Parsi Towers of Silence. Take a ride down to Lower Parel or Bandra and visit the various bars and choose from some of the hippest restaurants.


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A New York State Division of Tax Appeals administrative law judge (ALJ) recently ruled in Matter of American Multi-Cinema, Inc., on the question of whether non-taxable licenses to exhibit digital movies become taxable if the movies are delivered to the theatre on hard drives, which are physical media. The ALJ determined that the delivery of digital movies on hard drives would not cause the transaction to be taxable under the New York sales tax law primarily because the hard drives were not necessary for the display of the movies.
A New York State Division of Tax Appeals administrative law judge (ALJ) recently ruled in favor of a movie theatre operator represented by McDermott Will & Emery on the question of whether non-taxable licenses to exhibit digital movies become taxable if the movies are delivered to the theatre on hard drives, which are physical media. In Matter of American Multi-Cinema, Inc., DTA Nos. 823589, 823590, 823646 (N.Y. Div. Tax App. June 21, 2012), the ALJ determined that the delivery of digital movies on hard drives would not cause the transaction to be taxable under the New York sales tax law primarily because the use of the hard drives was not necessary for the display of the movies.
American Multi-Cinema, Inc., (AMC) operates many movie theatres in New York. AMC obtains the movies it shows from distributors that deliver the movies to AMC on 35mm film or in digital form. Movies in digital form can be delivered electronically or, as in the case at issue, on hard drives from which AMC uploads the movies to its own servers. When the movies are delivered on hard drives, the drives are returned to the distributors after AMC uploads the movies.
New York imposes its sales tax on retail sales of tangible personal property. "Sale" is defined as "any transfer of title or possession or both . . . for a consideration." Thus, in order for sales tax to apply, there must be a transfer of title or possession of tangible personal property for a consideration. Further, under New York law, the primary purpose of the transaction controls the taxability of the entire transaction, even if some parts of the transaction would be taxable and other parts would not be if they were purchased separately.
Traditionally, movies have been viewed as constituting tangible personal property because the 35mm film they were recorded on was "corporeal," and therefore licenses to exhibit movies on the film have been subject to New York sales tax. However, digital movies delivered electronically are intangible property, and receipts from licenses of them are thus not subject to New York sales tax. The question before the ALJ was whether the tangible nature of the hard drives would cause the digital movies to lose their non-taxable status.
In reaching his conclusion that the delivery by hard drives would not cause the otherwise non-taxable digital movies to become taxable, the ALJ made several points. First, he noted that the hard drives, unlike traditional film, were "not necessary to each (or even any) instance of displaying the content." Second, the ALJ noted that the hard drive was "not itself the desired object of the transaction." Both of these observations led to the conclusion that, under New York's primary purpose test, the use of the hard drives did not control the taxability of the transaction, but rather the displaying of digital movies—the primary purpose of the transactions—would control the taxability. The ALJ also likened the hard drives to containers or "ancillary vessels" used for delivery that do not affect the taxability of the intangible property contained in them.
The ALJ found additional support for his conclusion in the fact that AMC did not take title to the hard drives, but rather immediately returned them to the distributors after uploading the movies.
The Department of Taxation and Finance has 30 days from the determination date to file an exception (i.e., an appeal).
If you have any questions regarding the AMC determination and its past, present and future impact on your company, or any other issue related to the taxability of digital products, please contact your regular McDermott lawyer or one of the contacts to the right, who practice in the area of state and local taxation.
*Hayes Holderness, associate, also contributed to this article.
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These moves will have a significant influence on a wide variety of markets, and with the USD/JPY now trading over the closely watched 100 level, expect the yen to continue in its bearish trend for the remainder of the summer. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) enacted many of these stimulus policies specifically to weaken the yen and support prospects for companies like Toyota (NYSE:TM), Honda (HMC) and Sony (NYSE:SNE). So, while this is a positive for Japanese exporters, this can also be viewed as a minor negative for foreign counterparts, in companies like Ford (NYSE:F), General Motors (GM), and in electronics manufacturers like Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ).
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Going forward, the psychological break in the USD/JPY above 100 signals a major shift in the prospects for both currencies and its related asset vehicles. Those looking to express these views in ETFs will see stronger prospects in funds like the PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish (NYSEARCA:UUP), whereas funds like the PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bearish (NYSEARCA:UDN) and CurrencyShares Japanese Yen Trust (NYSEARCA:FXY) should be viewed as less preferable. When looking at Japanese stock markets, the wider view remains supportive. The BoJ is looking to reduce volatility in the Nikkei 225, enhancing prospects for the iShares MSCI Japan Index ETF (NYSEARCA:EWJ), which tracks the index.
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When looking at the prospects for the US dollar and the USD/JPY forex pair in particular, it is important to watch correlated assets, such as the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:SPY) and gold (NYSEARCA:GLD). Upside in the US Dollar is generally accompanied by weakness in the S&P, so with this benchmark trading at elevated levels, it would not be surprising to start seeing downside corrections:
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Otherwise it runs fine.
my tail lights and dash lights dont work i have replaced the fuses and that didnt work.
I bought a new starter for my 1992 Oldsmobiile Achieve someone has stolen my old starter and the bolts that go to it and now I don't have a clue what bolts to buy.. Help me!! -Kayla
what is all possible reasons my car is not getting any fire to plugs