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Appropriate syntax checks halt programs whenever they attempt to do something impossible, like writing a non-existent weight. Since the new ``WriteWeight'' primitive has an additional argument (to be guessed correctly), successful programs tend to be less likely.
RESULTS. Out of runs using up a total search time of time steps, 3 runs generated weight vectors fitting the training data. All of them allowed for perfect generalization on all the test data. During execution, one of them filled the storage as seen in table 5. The program ran for 399 out of 1024 allocated time steps. Its space probability was . What it does is this:
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Repeated execution of the instruction at address 0 unnecessarily allocates 100 cells of the work tape but does not do any damage other than slightly slowing down the program.
Using different sets of 3 training examples (obtained by randomly permuting the input units that are never on), led to very similar generalization results.

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H.H. the Maharaja of Tagore in Durbar costume, jewels worth $200,000 - Calcutta
Photographer: Ricalton, James
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Stereoscopic photograph of H.H. the Maharaja of Tagore photographed in Calcutta, West Bengal, by James Ricalton c. 1903, from The Underwood Travel Library: Stereoscopic Views of India. This image is described by Ricalton in 'India Through the Stereoscope' (1907), "[His Highness] was dressed in his splendid Durbar costume-that is, his state dress-with jewels and jeweled sword and other precious badges of rank, and a turban of costly fabric with a tuft of finest plumes tipped with rare gems. The front of his turban gleams with a cluster of brilliants. His side-arms and the scabbard of his state sword are encrusted with old diamonds of the first water. He has just arisen from a richly carved state chair of solid satinwood; the drapery about the room is of the finest material and the product of the cunningest loom-craft. His necklace of several strands includes many shells and stones rare and precious. The robe is satin, edged with gold and his sash is a miracle of needle-work." This is one of a series of 100 photographs designed to be viewed through a special binocular viewer, producing a 3D effect, which were sold together with a book of descriptions and a map. Stereoscopic cameras, those with two lenses and the ability to take two photographs at the same time, were introduced in the mid 19th century. They cut down exposure time and thus allowed for some movement in the image without blurring as subjects were not required to sit for long periods to produce sharp results.


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This is exactly the type of thing that always gets my attention. Colored tape. A ten-pack of colored masking tape to be specific. I mean, sometimes I really am that easy to please.
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On numerous occasions Mike would pick up some of the Panamanian and Ngobe people walking to the grocery, to their jobs, to their homes, wherever. Most times they were carrying heavy gas tanks, children, heavy tools, etc. He would take them to their homes and they were very appreciative always asking, "How much money"?Mike would never accept any money. When he found himself doing this more and more he told me he was going to start a pickup service in the mornings. Most of the people live off the main road and would have to walk.20 a 60 minutes to the bus stop. Panama does have a good bus transportation system but they do not get off off paved roads. So that is how Mike's TAXI service started.
Saturday's Are Special
Are you going to Panama to work in missions? This question was asked of me so many times when people found out Mike and I were moving to Panama. Our reply was we would probably once we get settled. We had no idea what we would be doing or what God had in store for us. We just knew Panama was some place we would like to explore and just maybe live there.
That was three years ago. Today, we are busy with our every day chores on our finca along with our volunteering with different organizations in the Boquete area. Mike has his "Taxi" service — every morning he transports people who live a distance from the bus stop. So many of the men have to carry heavy tools, children have to walk many miles to school, and older women have to carry gas tanks to get refilled at the local mercado. Mike does not charge anything to do this, but we get cabbage, chicken, tomatoes, fresh milk — I love the fresh milk — and other things at times. All of this is truly appreciated by us since we know the people have so little
But why are our Saturday's so special? Mike had his "Taxi" service but I had not been doing much of anything except piddling around the house. We knew there were many different organizations to where we could volunteer but we hadn't checked into anything yet. So here is God working again. Last year Sally, our neighbor, had introduced us to Loesjia, a dear lady who has turned into one of our special friends. Loesja is a volunteer at the handicap foundation and has so much energy it makes your head spin watching her. Mike and I decided to give it a try. We were so attached to the Fmd students at North it seemed like a good fit for us. We showed up on that Saturday and absolutely fell in love with the people.
I know this is not a good idea of what we do at the foundation that will come in the next post. But I did have to show you this precious little one I got to work with last Saturday. Saturday's Are Special!!!
Our friend Luis brought us some Saril one day and explained that it was very healthy for you. So, of course, Mike decided to plant some. We now have more Saril than what we need but that is ok. We like to add the juice made from the Saril to orange juice, ginger ale etc. It tastes a lot like cranberry juice.
The Saril is a medicinal plant used in Panama to decorate, especially during the Christmas holidays. However, few know that it is a plant that provides many different health benefits.
Also known as Flor de Jamaica (Hibiscus sabdarifa), it is high in vitamin C and antioxidants, especially anthocyanins, which are responsible for the negative effects of free radicals on the body. Also, studies show that is scientifically proven to help combat certain tumor cells.
Among other benefits Saril are:
– Lowers high triglyceride levels.
– Reduce by up to 35% levels of bad cholesterol (LDL).
– Helps maintain a good figure and help you lose weight: It is an excellent diuretic. His inflammatory properties contribute to weight loss and also help cleanse the body of toxins through the urine. Also an excellent choice for those who suffer from constipation because it causes bowel movements.
– Protects the cardiovascular system: Scientific studies found that reducing fatty deposits in the arteries.
– Regulates blood pressure.
– Regulates the production of insulin by the pancreas.
– Increases the body's defenses.
– Provides relief from menstrual cramps
– Preventing hemorrhoids
– Reduces insomnia.
Naturists recommend the intake of a cup of tea a day Saril as a preventive measure. You can also drink cold, as if it were a refreshing drink.
However, as always, remember that if you have health problems, the most recommended is to visit your doctor
Go ahead and make yourself a drink.
If you want to start getting the benefits of this plant and do not know how, I leave then a simple recipe:
• 1 liter of water
• 1 piece of cinnamon
• 1 cup flower Saril
• 1 cup strawberries
• Ice
• Boil water with cinnamon, until you feel your smell
• Blend strawberries with half a cup of water and add them to the water cuélalas with cinnamon.
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When Mike and I first married, he always talked of owning a place in the mountains with a spring for water and enough land to farm. Little did we know this dream would be found in Panama.
The first week we stayed in Boquete was the start of our journey. We not only made some very good friends of the Vila Lorena owner but we also began the search for our home. After many failed attempts to find a house, our realtor asked if we thought about building. Having already built three houses, we really didn't want to go that route. But we couldn't find a house we liked. Not having any luck with the realtor we set out on our own to find some land and we found our paradise. Two and one/half hectares with banana, orange, lemon, mango, coconut and a grove of bamboo trees. There was also a spring. What else could we ask for?
Some pics of our finca today.
Front of our house
Luceto and Luceta
Pineapple Mike planted.
One of the hens decided to rest on top of the potato bin made from tires.
There is much more to see. A greenhouse, a casita, and of course all of our wonderful fruit trees. Pics are to come in another post.
Feliz año nuevo 2016
I have a bad habit of procrastinating. So my New Year's resolution is to write in my blog at least once a week. So here it goes.
Since the last post many things have happened. We finished building the house within a timely manner. We have made many new friends both gringos and Panamanians. We now have Sandy, part bull dog/pit bull. We volunteer at the handicap foundation and Mike had started his taxi service. I will post pictures and stories of our adventures later.
NOW Feliz año nuevo. We have had many neighbors visit since our arrival on Dec 31. Mike knew what to say; I did not. So, everyone has tried to teach me. Finally, It sunk in. Feliz-happy, ano-year, Nuevo-new.
ANOTHER RESOLUTION:learn some Spanish!
Feliz año nuevo-I'm getting there-to all of my Panamanian friends, U.S. Friends and family. Love you all
Serpiente!! Serpiente!!!
HONK! HONK! HONK!! Taxi driver waving hands in the air and pointing to the back of our truck as he drives by, and then a white car drives up beside the truck, window rolled down, a woman yells, "Serpiente!" Pointing to the back of the truck, "Serpiente!" Stopping the truck, Mike gets out and sure enough there is a snake on the tailgate of the truck. Ana screaming "It's a snake" while Paco jumping out to help Mike shouting, "This is amazing!" Mike gets some bamboo he has in the truck and knocks the snake off. As Mike was trying to kill the snake, people start appearing but not getting close to the snake. Most people were coming from the store we parked beside. Evidently Panamanians are scared of snakes.
This happened today when we went into David. Mike and I were going out to eat with Paco and Ana, our good friend Chao's children. Paco always gets us lost in David. We were looking for the steakhouse when this episode with the snake happened. But thanks to the snake, Ana was able to ask someone standing beside the truck how to get to the restaurant.
Never a dull moment with teenagers!
I have commented on how warm and welcoming the people are here in Panama. One person in particular stands out to both of us. His name is Luis, and he is one of our construction workers building the casa. Luis always has a smile on his face and is very pleased with himself when he has learned a new English word. He always says "Very Good" and "Thank You" when we do anything for him.
In the picture, Luis is working on a carving of a Quetzal. His friend brought him a grinder he would need. We do not have Quetzals in our area, but Luis had once lived in an area where the Quetzals were found. They are beautiful birds, and Luis said we needed a beautiful bird for our casa.
During his free time (breaks and lunch), Luis usually works some on the Quetzal. He has also come on Sundays to carve and use the electricity for the dremel.
One morning before he started working he called Mike to the door and said, "Here for you." It was a candle holder he had carved.
Luis is a very talented person and an excellent worker. He has also become one of our close friends.


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Our life in Christ consists of genuine faith and worthy behavior. We have faith when we believe in God through Christ Jesus and rely on His redemptive death and resurrection for our sins. We have worthy behavior when we allow God's Spirit to work freely in our life and produce His gracious fruit by His power.
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watch As God's children, we are to live or walk according to His perfect character. Jesus says, "You are to be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect" (Matthew 5:48). Our goal and our earnest desire is to be like God our Father—the one who has called us to be like Him, through Jesus Christ our Lord. But what does it mean to be like God? He has given us His Holy Spirit to produce these inner character traits that are expressed in our life. The Holy Spirit enables us to put to death "the deeds of the body" and live according to His character.
Those who are according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh, but those who are according to the Spirit, the things of the Spirit. For the mind set on the flesh is death, but the mind set on the Spirit is life and peace, because the mind set on the flesh is hostile toward God, for it does not subject itself to the law of God, for it is not even able to do so, and those who are in the flesh cannot please God (Romans 8:6-8).
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which is the best essay writing service Before the giving of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost, it is true that various ones walked according to God's ways. Zacharias and Elizabeth, John the baptizer's parents, are described as "righteous in the sight of God, walking blamelessly in all the commandments and requirements of the Lord" (Luke 1:6). We know that Paul (Saul) also was "blameless" according to "the righteousness which is in the Law" (Philippians 3:6). Cornelius was "a devout man and one who feared God with all his household, and gave many alms to the Jewish people and prayed to God continually" (Acts 10:2; cf. vv. 4, 31). Even the pagans on Malta "showed . . . extraordinary kindness" to Paul and his companions (Acts 28:2).
This shows that devout Jews and kind-hearted pagans were able to manifest qualities that we may think are Spirit-produced. Some of these were right with God (such as Zacharias and Elizabeth) while others were not saved at all (such as Paul, Cornelius, and the pagans). But it must be possible, through God's grace, to manifest positive qualities even without the Spirit of God. If you are like me, you may look back to your own pre-salvation days and remember that you tried to be helpful and kind and patient with people. We must acknowledge this natural ability that God places in us. However, we must not necessarily conclude that a given person is saved when we see an admirable trait in his life if the person has not been born of water and the Spirit as Jesus states (John 1:13; 3:3, 5, 7). Clearly unsaved people may manifest a degree of qualities that are not the product of the Spirit of God in the heart.
On the other hand, in this booklet we want to examine those qualities that are the outworking of God in our lives through the indwelling Holy Spirit who is given to us when we repent and are baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of our sins (Acts 2:38-39). The Spirit is only given to those who believe in Christ Jesus (John 7:38; Galatians 3:14; Ephesians 1:13-14) and obey the Lord (Acts 5:32). Through the Holy Spirit, we are able to produce His fruit in our life—and these are the characteristics that we want to examine. Paul commands us to be "filled with the fruit of righteousness which comes through Jesus Christ, to the glory and praise of God" (Philippians 1:11). Thus, true fruit comes from God the Giver, through the Lord Jesus Christ, and by the power of the Holy Spirit.
We will be examining many characteristics of the spiritual man and women who are united to God through Jesus Christ and indwelt by the Holy Spirit. Scattered through the New Testament, we find lists of virtues listed and these we will employ in our discussion of the various worthy qualities, along with many other references to these virtues in other places and contexts. (Some of the leading lists would be Matthew 5:3-12; Romans 5:3-5; 12:9-21; 1 Corinthians 13:4-7; Galatians 5:22-23; Ephesians 4:2-3; 5:9; Philippians 2:1-5; Colossians 3:12-15; 1 Thessalonians 1:2-3; 5:6-8; 1 Timothy 6:11; 2 Timothy 2:22, 24, 25; Titus 2:1-8, 12; James 3:17; 1 Peter 3:8-9; 4:8-11; 2 Peter 1:5-11; 3:11, 14.) Sometimes it isn't possible to clearly distinguish between certain of the virtues mentioned in Scripture. The following explanation is helpful:
go Like their English counterparts, all the New Testament words describing kindness, meekness, gentleness, goodness, love, and similar qualities include a lot of overlapping ideas. Paul's purpose is not to establish distinct categories for us to think about separately. He is deliberate employing a variety of similar terms and close synonyms to help us get the big picture more clearly. Remember, he is showing several facets of the fruit of the Holy Spirit—which is a single fruit with manifold expressions. And he's simply giving us the flavor of it with all these related concepts. . . .
imitrex The Characteristics of the Holy Spirit's fruit are interdependent qualities—and at points almost indistinguishable from one another. That is deliberate. Godly character is not the sum of many disparate attributes. It is the single quality of Christlikeness. Try to isolate these moral qualities from one another and you destroy them all.[vi][6]
Thus, as we examine the various spiritual fruit or qualities of Scripture, we should expect to find much overlapping. And we should be able to see the character of God and the character of Christ Jesus manifested clearly. Let us seek to be like Christ, our exalted Lord and beloved Savior!
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[i][1] John MacArthur, The Quest for Character (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2006), pp. 11-12.
[ii][2] School-for-champions.com/character/franklin_virtues.htm.
[iii][3] Random House Webster's College Dictionary.
[iv][4] See our tract, Have You Been Transformed?
[v][5] Many passages catalog lists of fleshly deeds and negative traits; e.g., Mark 7:21-23; Romans 1:24-32; 1 Corinthians 6:9-10; 2 Corinthians 12:21; Galatians 5:19-21; Ephesians 5:3-7; Colossians 3:5-9; 1 Timothy 1:8-11; 2 Timothy 3:1-5; Titus 3:1-3; James 3:14-16; Revelation 21:8.
[vi][6] MacArthur, The Quest for Character, pp. 93-94.


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Mass Effect: Andromeda is a week away from release, and the media blitz is ten-fold for BioWare at this point.
The latest information revealed comes from PAX East, which occurred this past weekend. Outside of a forty-minute demo of Andromeda gameplay live and on Twitch, BioWare also gave out some interesting details regarding the game's other systems, including multiplayer.
The multiplayer mode is detailed by lead developer Ian Frazier, who notes there are two ways to try multiplayer in Mass Effect: Andromeda – the standard selection from the main menu, and through the single player game with a prompt.
According to an interview with Gamespot, the tie-in between the two modes is the use of strike teams. Early in the game, the player has the option to use AI strike teams to participate in missions in real-time, similar to the War Room table in Dragon Age: Inquisition. These missions can lead to new resources and upgrades for the strike team, with a percent chance to fail depending on the equipment and level of your team.
Frazier notes there is one big exception to this, which have been called 'Apex Missions' in Andromeda, harder missions that will be difficult for the AI strike teams to do without proper leveling. The player, however, can intervene and participate in these missions on their own. According to Frazier, "You can just hit a button, it'll quick-save your single-player game [and] launch you directly into multiplayer where you can solo if you want, you can match-make with friends, [or] you can do a public game and match-match with strangers."
The transition between single and multiplayer will be seamless, and match the scenario presented in the Apex briefing, so night missions against certain types of enemies will occur for the match if the player chooses to go into multiplayer. The player also reaps the benefits by being rewarded for multiplayer and single player.
Frazier noted that the decision for this feature was to provide more freedom of choice for what the player wants to do. "We tried to set it up in a way that there's nothing you can't get within the context of single-player." he said. "You don't have to play multiplayer at all if you don't want to."
This is a marked difference from the multiplayer mode in Mass Effect 3, which required playing the mode to achieve what is considered the game's 'best' ending. BioWare is hoping to avoid that same situation with Andromeda's more seamless approach.
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Sunday, May 3
Fifth Sunday of Easter
Focus Theme
Abiding in Love
Weekly Prayer
God, you sent your Son into the world that we might live through him. May we abide in his risen life so that we may bear the fruit of love for one another and know the fullness of joy. Amen.
Focus Reading
John 15:1-8
[Jesus said:] "I am the true vine, and my Father is the vinegrower. He removes every branch in me that bears no fruit. Every branch that bears fruit he prunes to make it bear more fruit. You have already been cleansed by the word that I have spoken to you. Abide in me as I abide in you. Just as the branch cannot bear fruit by itself unless it abides in the vine, neither can you unless you abide in me. I am the vine, you are the branches. Those who abide in me and I in them bear much fruit, because apart from me you can do nothing. Whoever does not abide in me is thrown away like a branch and withers; such branches are gathered, thrown into the fire, and burned. If you abide in me, and my words abide in you, ask for whatever you wish, and it will be done for you. My Father is glorified by this, that you bear much fruit and become my disciples."
All Readings For This Sunday
Acts 8:26-40
Psalm 22:25-31
1 John 4:7-21
John 15:1-8
Focus Questions
1. Which image is more meaningful to you, the good shepherd or the vine and its branches? Why?
2. How does John's image of the vine challenge our contemporary standards about individual achievement and personal success?
3. In what ways could the church today continue in the tradition of Paul, Anthony, Francis, Luther, and "the rest"?
4. What does the word "abide" evoke in you?
5. What does Sarah Henrich's statement about bearing fruit "revealing" disciples rather than "making" disciples mean to you?
Reflection by Kate Matthews (Huey)
Last week, the Gospel of John provided the image of a good shepherd to describe the close, caring relationship between God and Jesus, and between Jesus and us. Perhaps we're not herders of sheep, or haven't spent much time in an agrarian setting, but we get the idea of what John is talking about. First of all, the shepherd image is familiar to us from the much-loved and often-memorized Psalm 23, "The Lord is my shepherd." And, from childhood, we've seen many paintings of Jesus with a little lamb over his shoulders, the flock grazing peacefully around him. Our theme last week, Enfolded by Love, was reassuring, and reassurance was what the disciples and the early Christian community needed, especially John's community. Just as the disciples must have been bewildered by some of the things Jesus was saying, and anxious about the negative response of religious and political leaders, so the early Christians a generation later, expelled from their religious home, also needed a word of tender reassurance from the risen Christ, telling them that they weren't alone or abandoned.
In this week's reading, John uses another image, that of a vine and its branches, to help--and challenge--that early community, and ours today, to claim our close relationship with Jesus. In Jesus' time, people would have been familiar with the vine metaphor; it appears in the Hebrew Scriptures several times to describe Israel. But even if contemporary Christians have never tended a vineyard, most of us have seen a grapevine at one time or another. Looking closely, we see the many entwined branches, winding their way around one another in intricate patterns of tight curls that make it impossible to tell where one branch starts or another one ends. This is not just intricate; it's intimate, and the vine shares with its branches the nutrients that sustain it, the life force of the whole plant. Even closer than the shepherd there on the hillside, this vine is one with its branches.
Intimacy, and anonymity. Gail R. O'Day finds the "anonymity" in this metaphor "stark." John isn't interested, she says, in "distinctions in appearance, character, or gifts." The many voices of the New Testament give us a fuller, richer picture than one voice would have provided, so here we could do a little Bible study by comparing this passage with the writing of Paul in 1 Corinthians 12. O'Day contrasts John and Paul's writings, with Paul using the differences between the members of the body to define "what it means to be a body." On the other hand, John, instead of highlighting our individual gifts and roles, "challenges contemporary Western understandings of personality, individualism, and self-expression." For John, O'Day writes, "The mark of the faithful community is how it loves, not who are its members."
We hear that word, "love," often in John's writings. Love is at the heart of what it means to be a follower of Jesus. Love is the measure of faithfulness. Our readings this month linger on this line of thought, but they're not legalistic or detailed. "Love" feels like a state of being, so the word "abide" almost jumps off the page in these readings from John. Fred Craddock understandably calls it "the central verb" in the passage, and emphasizes its importance in the entire Gospel of John. Eugene Peterson translates "abide" in verse 4 a little differently, but with the same meaning, as Jesus teaches his followers, "Live in me. Make your home in me just as I do in you" (The Message). Just as we need the air to breathe, we need food and nourishment to live. We need shelter and community; we need a home. The early Christians, who had in a very real sense lost their spiritual homes and perhaps, along with them, their family ties and their physical homes, were undoubtedly comforted by this thought.
Rise up and get moving!
The setting for these words is interesting. Just before this passage, at the end of chapter 14, Jesus has finished the Passover meal (the Last Supper) with his disciples and is ready to move on. "Rise," he says, "let us be on our way" (14:31b). But the very next verse, which begins this week's reading and chapter 15 as well, continues his long farewell speech, full of instructions and exhortations for the disciples. Charles Cousar doesn't skip over the significance of that last verse in chapter 14 or its connection to what follows: "Jesus' words are a call to get moving." Jesus is speaking to his followers, a community whose witness and service (perhaps it would be better to say "witness of service") expresses a "distinctiveness from the world" that provokes "distrust and hatred (15:18-19)." In a way, there's a tension here: the word "abide" could suggest "planted" (like a vine, perhaps?), in place, rooted, fixed. But Jesus' command to "rise up" puts us in motion, in mission, in works that bear witness and bear fruit at the same time. Sarah Henrich is helpful here: "Bearing fruit does not create disciples," she writes; "bearing fruit reveals disciples. Both of these activities are dependent on abiding in Jesus, the real vine."
The corporate: a word of reassurance for the church
Scholars take at least two different approaches to this passage. Some, like Charles Cousar, focus on the community, on the "corporateness" of this image, and on the centrality of "the indwelling Christ" to its ministries. Cousar finds words that are front and center for a church that seeks new life: "connectedness, permanency, vitality." I love the image of green plants for church vitality, and Cousar would seem to agree when he associates the image of bearing fruit with "growth, usefulness, and nourishment." Gail O'Day also emphasizes the communal nature of this life, a "model" of "interrelationship and corporate accountability" that challenges our unceasing attempts to stand out from, and rise up over, one another.
But what about this notion of "bearing fruit"? If bearing fruit reveals disciples rather than creating them, as Sarah Henrich claims, we might search our church's history to see how often abiding in Jesus can cause all sorts of trouble, just in case we're forgotten that the early Christians were not the last ones to face opposition and persecution for their faith in Jesus. Stephen A. Cooper calls the roll of such disruptions caused by Jesus' "radical" instructions: Paul, Anthony, Francis, Luther, Anabaptists, anti-slavery activists. The question for the church today is whether we find ourselves speaking and acting a word contrary to the "comfortable" within us and around us, where we face together, not alone, the forces arrayed against justice and mercy. What would happen if our congregations spent less time talking and worrying and working on our survival and more time on putting ourselves in the line of fire, as Paul, Anthony, Francis (and Martin Luther King, Jr., Dorothy Day, Archbishop Romero and the four American churchwomen murdered in El Salvador, and Dietrich Bonhoeffer) and the rest did?
The personal: a word of reassurance for each one of us
However, the corporate reading of this passage is not the only way to approach it; in fact, this beautiful text deserves a fuller, deeper understanding. Not surprisingly, Nancy R. Blakely's pastoral reflection on the text considers the personal relationship each of us has with Jesus, the vine. She reminds us that we find the best grapes close in to the vine, "where the nutrients are the most concentrated." And she uses Peterson's image of "making a home" in describing the peace that we long for in our hearts. This kind of abiding for Blakely is the way God "sustains" us and showers us with "shalom, which speaks of wholeness, completeness, and health." Here, close to the vine, immersed in shalom, we find not only nourishment but also hope and joy, and we let God's word "find a home in us through faithful devotion." There, close to the vine, we find peace about all the things that we face, and all the things that we pray for, because our will will be aligned with God's own will. She even reminds us of the value of a painful but redemptive pruning: "All that is extraneous is carefully and lovingly removed. What remains is centered and focused on God's word."
A word of challenge for us all
How do we bring these two streams together or, to be closer to today's image, how do we graft them together, the personal and the communal? Blakely does just that when she reminds us that the Risen Christ in John's Gospel is warning his followers in every age and every setting not to "go it alone, trusting in their own strength. On their own they would be cut off from their life source. They would bear no fruit." This is really good news for us, no matter how much it flies in the face of everything we're told about success and measuring up. It's not up to us to dig deep down inside and make happen what needs to happen. Blakely reminds us that, if we stay close to Jesus, we have a source for all the grace and strength we need in our lives, and the result will be joy. The result will be fruit that blesses the world and reveals us as the followers of Jesus, a community of love. Together, we are so much more powerful than any of us can be on our own. However, this "together" isn't out there, on our own even as a community, because our life force flows from the vine with which we are one. Barbara Essex perhaps puts it most succinctly: "The community that Jesus calls forth is one that embodies an African proverb: Because we are, I am." Amen!
For Further Reflection
William Sloane Coffin, 20th century
"I think, therefore I am? Nonsense! I love, therefore I am."
Richard Rohr, 21st century
"True religion is always a deep intuition that we are already participating in something very good, in spite of our best efforts to deny it or avoid it."
Confucius 6th century B.C.E.
"Heaven means to be one with God."
William Pickens, in a speech to a meeting of Congregationalists, Oak Park, Illinois, November 2, 1932
"Living together is an art."
Jean Baptiste Lacordaire, 19th century
"We are leaves of one branch, the drops of one sea, the flowers of one garden."
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Monday, 02 May 2016
First of the 'Big 4' banks to jump aboard.
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The bank said that its "five million customers in Australia" could now take advantage of the service "wherever contactless payments are accepted with either an ANZ Visa debit or credit card or an ANZ American Express credit card."
"The introduction of Apple Pay is a significant milestone in our strategy to use digital technology to provide our customers with a superior experience and will be a watershed moment in the adoption of mobile payments in Australia," ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott said
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"What planet in the Star Wars universe do you want to see in Star Wars: The Old Republic that is not currently in the game?" (source)Hmf... I want to see the breakdown of responses too!
I collected all the words used on the first 67 pages in response to the thread, and searched them for the just over 3600 planetary entries in the Star Wars universe listed on Wookiepedia. This gave approximately 1700 recognizable suggestions for planets from 670 different posters.*
Voting early and often, huh?
Here are the votes, as either a count of planetary mentions or weighted by the number of planets listed by a poster (ie, mentioning two planets gives each half a vote, three planets gives each a third... etc). I've also dropped planets that got less than three mentions (another 71 planets).
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Kashyyyk is at the top of the list - the vertical element could really add a ton of fun to SWTOR questing. I'd love to play with a charge or updated MGGS to move through the trees. A jetpack to ease the concerns of heights and pvp would be pretty fun, too.
Old KOTOR favorites (?) seem to make it to the top of the list - like Dantooine or the aquatic planet Manaan. I have to confess, I'm not a huge fan of aquatic combat in MMOs: that also disqualifies the highly-ranked Naboo from selection. Ditto with Mon Calamari... which might win the contest for the most comic name on the list.
I'm a bit shocked that Dagobah didn't make it higher than #11. Training sequence daily quests? Lift a drowned fighter from the muck. Now jog through the bog while carrying a muppet. The cave alone would be a phenomenal flashpoint / daily quest.
Though, I'm a bit surprised that the devs polled the audience on this one. The SWTOR universe has so much awesome in it, I'd figure they'd just run with whatever idea geeked them the most.
*Just a simple search with some corrections for basic spelling mistakes (Kashyyyk has 3 ys) / abbreviations. While its possible to map "wroshyr trees" to Kashyyyk / account for feedback that looks like "meesa not a fan of Gungans"... I'm mostly interested in the infamy of a planet.


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Tuesday, September 1, 2009 by John Stone
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It's been a very busy morning around here (work issues), and I'm running way behind. I've got a lot of ground to cover, so I'm going to jump right into it.
First off, I have to mention yesterday's leg workout. It was insane! I think the one-two punch of not having a good leg work out last week followed by feeling bloated, tired and miserable from Sunday night's pizza really lit a fire under me. I felt almost possessed as I tore through the workout. That was just what I needed!
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Last, but far from least, be sure to check out this month's Transformation Spotlight. Forum member "Flex" (Stephen) has done an amazing job of turning his life around. Don't miss it!
I've got to get back to work now. Thanks for stopping by – have a great day!


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In a couple short weeks, we'll be at your gates. There's a strong front moving east from Detroit, and the storm will hit on June 10. We have a message for you all: we will tell you our story; our Polish story. It's a story with romance, sacrifice, grief and glory, and it's resonating deep inside everyone with Polish blood in their veins. We'll tell this story to everyone, without apologies or timidity, because this story is one for all people, written by our Polish ancestors.
We will tell this story with vigor. Our confidence is built on the bricks that lined the streets of Warsaw in 1944, that were torn up by heroes to create the barricades that would save countless lives from the enemy's fire. Our confidence is built on the lathe and mill that turned out illegal weapons in underground workshops so our ancestors could fight the occupying enemy. Our confidence is built on the historic foundations of Warsaw, that saw a triumphant center of European culture turned into rubble, and then methodically and perfectly rebuilt to show the world that we cannot die.
We will tell this story with passion. We stand in the shadow of those heroes who went before; who with unflinching dedication rushed to defend their friends and families in '39. They fought the enemy, suffered tragically, and emerged only to be forced into a red muzzle. Theirs is the legacy of tragedy and triumph. Theirs is the real story; we tell it for those who cannot.
We will tell this story for the future. Heroes will die and monuments will fall, but great events will be remembered and revered as long as you allow them. You are the agent of the past. We will bring this story to all audiences, and we will bring it as a treasured lesson for all to learn from. Will you hear it?
Uwaga! The storm is coming!


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Food for thought
Warehousing in India is witnessing shift in focus with increasing importance being ascribed to systems and processes. This is making agri-logistics independent of infrastructure and agnostic to geographic location. In India, warehousing is broadly classified into public-private, bonded, government and co-operative warehouses. It is still considered an asset heavy model which gives importance to creation of the warehousing space alone without any emphasis to efficient handling, scientific processes and management of the same.


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Thursday, October 21, 2010
It did mean that all my Internet orders went unattended yesterday, and we cooked toast over the gas flame for breakfast and boiled water in a saucepan.. thank goodness we have a gas hob!
I am absolutely a 21st century girl!
I know you are immediately, but you could have crafted, and yes I did, but I worked my journal for a while in the morning, and came up with this using my new Aquamarkers that I acquired a while ago , and the lightbulb stamps, and some Maya Road chipboard.
Journals are brilliant, as they allow you to make mistakes, and write down your inner thoughts , if you want to. Mine is slow going, and I always forget to take it with me on my travels!
The electrics are back on now, and I think we were quite lucky as apparently there was gas leak near an electric box, so they switched it off so we didn't go sky high!
I am not sure if I have introduced you to the latest member of our Creative Team, but you have to go and take a look at Sioux's gorgeous ATC on the Creative Team blog. It is stunning!
It's Crafting Time near Cambridge... along with teaching I am doing a spooky punt up the river too! hope to get photos and show you next week!
Have a Creative day
6 comments:
- Rosemary said...
Wow 13 hours - that's a long itme to be without any power. Glad it is back now. Loving the journal.
- Thursday, October 21, 2010 8:45:00 am
- whyducks said...
That is worrying, Jennie and pixie up in smoke! Love your journal a very good use for the light bulb stamp! Enjoy your punt and don't fall in!
- Thursday, October 21, 2010 2:18:00 pm
- Sid said...
Super page Jennie !!
- Thursday, October 21, 2010 6:31:00 pm
- Lucy Edmondson said...
You are an amazing lady to have used the situation so creatively! Wonderful journal! I was 7 in the Winter of Discontent and my Dad was the union negotiator. He used to come home at 3 am and my Mum spent the evenings reading to us by candlelight.
- Friday, October 22, 2010 11:15:00 am
- Doone said...
ooh poor thing - did you wash in cold water?
- Friday, October 22, 2010 10:49:00 pm
- Carmen said...
13 hours without power! Yikes. I have to ask - what on earth is a brown out?
Popped by to let you know my piccies of my Christmas box are up on my blog. My last box is still empty as one of the kids has nicked the spinning top out of my cracker so am going to wait and see if I get another in ours ;)
- Sunday, October 24, 2010 6:29:00 pm


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(Colorized photo by Irootoko Jr)
IJN Submarine I-165:
Tabular Record of Movement
© 2001-2016 Bob Hackett & Sander Kingsepp
Revision 9
19 December 1929:
Laid down at Kure Navy Yard.
2 June 1931:
Launched and designated I-65.
1 December 1931:
LtCdr (later Rear Admiral) Sasaki Hankyu (45) (former CO of RO-64) is appointed the Chief Equipping Officer.
1 December 1932:
Kure Navy Yard. I-65 is completed and registered in the IJN. Attached to Sasebo Naval District. Assigned to SubDiv 30. LtCdr Sasaki Hankyu is the CO.
15 November 1934:
Placed in reserve at Sasebo. LtCdr (later Captain) Matsuo Yoshiyasu (47)(current CO of I-66) is appointed CO as an additional duty.
25 November 1936:
LtCdr (later Captain) Uchino Shinji (49) (former CO of I-124) is appointed CO.
1 December 1937:
LtCdr (Captain, posthumously) Izu Juichi (51) (former CO of RO-68) is appointed CO.
19 March 1938:
Placed in reserve at Sasebo. Lt (later Cdr) Kono Masamichi (52)(former torpedo officer of I-55) is appointed CO.
10 June 1938:
LtCdr (later Captain) Yokota Minoru (51)(current CO of I-66 and I-67) is appointed CO as an additional duty.
4 July 1938:
LtCdr Yokota assumes full-time duty as the CO of I-65.
30 July 1938:
LtCdr (later Cdr) Yamada Kaoru (50)(former CO of I-121) is appointed CO.
15 November 1938:
LtCdr (Rear Admiral, posthumously) Togami Ichiro (51)(current CO of I-66) is appointed CO of I-65 as an additional duty.
15 December 1938:
LtCdr (Captain, posthumously) Muraoka Tomiichi (52)(former navigating officer of JINGEI) is appointed CO.
20 March 1939:
LtCdr Kono Masamichi (52) is appointed CO of I-65 (his second tour as the CO of that boat), I-66 (until 28 March) and I-67 (until 28 March) as an additional duty.
1 May 1939:
LtCdr Kono Masamichi is appointed CO of I-69 (until 1 June) as an additional duty.
1 June 1939:
LtCdr Kono Masamichi is appointed CO of I-66 as an additional duty.
5 July 1939:
Placed in third reserve at Sasebo. Lt (Cdr, posthumously) Taoka Kiyoshi (55)(current CO of RO-66) is appointed CO of I-65 and I-66 as an additional duty.
27 July 1939:
LtCdr Togami Ichiro (51) is appointed CO of I-65 (his second tour as the CO of that boat) and I-66 as an additional duty.
11 September 1939:
LtCdr Togami Ichiro is appointed CO of RO-64 (until 1 November) as an additional duty.
20 August 1941:
LtCdr (Captain, posthumously) Harada Hakue (52) (former CO of RO-65) is appointed CO.
26 November 1941:
I-65 is in Rear Admiral (later Vice Admiral), the Marquis, Daigo Tadashige's SubRon 5 in Captain Teraoka Masao's (later CO of CA SUZUYA) SubDiv 30 with I-66. LtCdr Harada Hakue is the Commanding Officer.
I-65 departs Sasebo for Palau with Admiral Daigo's flagship, light cruiser YURA, and SubDivs 29 and 30. Enroute, SubRon 5 is diverted to Samah, Hainan Island, China.
5 December 1941:
Departs Samah, with ComSubDiv 30 Captain Teraoka aboard, on her first war patrol to cover the invasion transports.
8 December 1941: Operation "E" - The Invasion of Malaya:
South China Sea. I-65 and I-66 are assigned to patrol about 50 miles east of Trengganu, Malaya.
9 December 1941:
SE of Indochina near Poulo Condore Island (05-00N, 105-30E). At 1415 (local), I-65 reports sighting "two enemy battleships, course 340, speed 14 knots" to SubRon 5 aboard YURA. This is Vice Admiral Sir Tom Phillips' Force "Z" with the new battleship HMS PRINCE OF WALES, old battlecruiser HMS REPULSE, destroyers HMS ELECTRA, EXPRESS, TENEDOS and Australian destroyer HMAS VAMPIRE. Phillips had sortied from Singapore to find and attack the Malaya invasion transports.
LtCdr Harada's report is received by YURA, light cruiser KINU and the 81th Naval Communications Unit in Saigon. The reception is poor and YURA needs another 1.5 hours to decode and relay the message to Vice Admiral Ozawa Jisaburo aboard flagship CHOKAI.
I-65 surfaces and starts a tail chase but a sudden squall cloaks the British ships. While Harada continues the chase, a Kawanishi E7K "Alf" from the KINU buzzes I-65, mistaking it for an enemy submarine. Harada crash-dives. When he surfaces 30 minutes later, the contact with Phillips' force is lost.
10 December 1941: The Destruction of British Force "Z":
In the afternoon, Force Z is overwhelmed by torpedo-bombers of the 22nd Air Flotilla from Indochina. Both British capital ships are sunk.
13 December 1941:
I-65, I-62, I-64 and I-66 are deployed in the passage between Natuna Besar Island and NW Borneo to provide westward cover for the Second Malaya Convoy and the Japanese landings on North Borneo.
26 December 1941:
Reassigned to Patrol Group B with I-64 and I-66.
27 December 1941:
Arrives at Camranh Bay, Indochina with I-64 and I-66.
5 January 1942:
Departs Camranh on her second war patrol to raid enemy communications in the Indian Ocean.
9 January 1942:
Java Sea. I-65 torpedoes, shells and sinks the 1,003-ton Dutch steamship BENKOELEN, en route from Soemenep to Cheribon at 04-50S, 112-50E. USS PAUL JONES (DD-230) rescues her survivors the next day.
14 January 1942:
Indian Ocean, W of the Mentawai Islands. At 0217 (JST), I-65 torpedoes and sinks the 5,102-ton British-Indian armed merchant JALARAJAN (ex-CHULMLEIGH) en route from Singapore to Calcutta at 00-12S, 97-00E. Four sailors are lost.
20 January 1942:
I-65 is the first IJN sub to arrive at Penang, Malaya. Rear Admiral Daigo hoists his flag on I-65.
5 February 1942:
Departs Penang on her third war patrol. [1]
9 February 1942:
Indian Ocean, 45 miles SE of Ceylon. I-65 torpedoes and damages British converted boom carrier LAOMEDON (6,693 GRT) sailing in an unnumbered convoy from Colombo to Trincomalee at 06-13N, 82-25E. [2]
15 February 1942:
Arabian Sea, 40 miles W of Cochin. At 1850, I-65 torpedoes and sinks the 4,681-ton Danish/British MOWT merchant JOHANNE JUSTESEN (ex-FIONA) enroute from Akyab to Cochin in ballast, at 09N-04N, 75-58E. One sailor is lost.
20 February 1942:
Indian Ocean, W of India. I-65 torpedoes and sinks the 5,280-ton British merchant BHIMA at 07-47N, 73-31E.
21 February 1942:
Indian Ocean, E of the Eight Degree Channel. Around 0735 (GMT), I-165 attacks an Allied transport (probably the 2,902-ton Soviet cargo steamer/timber carrier ARKTIKA, en route from Karachi to Colombo), but misses her with two torpedoes.
28 February 1942:
Arrives at Penang.
15 March 1942:
Departs Penang for Sasebo with I-66.
28 March 1942:
Arrives at Sasebo.
10 April 1942:
I-65 is in the Combined Fleet's SubRon 5 in SubDiv 30 with I-64 and I-66.
14 May 1942:
Departs Sasebo for Kwajalein.
20 May 1942:
I-65 is redesignated I-165.
24 May 1942:
Arrives at Kwajalein.
26 May 1942:
Departs Kwajalein on her fourth war patrol to participate in the Battle of Midway.
5 June 1942:
Forms a patrol line N of Kure Island with the other boats of SubRon 5.
26 June 1942:
Returns to Sasebo.
30 June 1942:
LtCdr (later Cdr) Torisu Kennosuke (58)(former CO of RO-65) is appointed CO.
10 July 1942:
SubRon 5 is disbanded. SubDiv 30 is reassigned to the Southwest Area Fleet.
22 July 1942:
Departs Sasebo for Penang with I-166, stopping at Camranh.
6 August 1942:
Arrives at Penang.
11 August 1942:
Departs Penang on her fifth war patrol with ComSubDiv 30 Captain Teraoka aboard to raid enemy communications in the Indian Ocean SW of Ceylon.
25 August 1942:
Indian Ocean, E of the One and Half Degree Channel. I-165 torpedoes and sinks 5,237-ton British armed merchant HARMONIDES (ex-HESIONE), en route from Calcutta and Trincomalee to Lourenço Marques and the US at 01-42N, 77-27E. Twelve sailors and two gunners are lost. Later that day a flying boat is observed to the north and after sundown a British destroyer passes through that area, firing starshells, both evidently searching for the submarine.
Late August 1942:
After receiving damage in heavy seas, I-165 is forced to terminate the patrol.
31 August 1942:
Returns to Penang.
16 September 1942:
Departs Penang on her sixth war patrol to raid enemy communications in the Indian Ocean. She is carrying a group of five Indian National Army insurgents to be landed on the NW coast of India.
24 September 1942:
Indian Ocean, E of the Nine Degree Channel. I-165 torpedoes and sinks the 5,549-ton American armed freighter LOSMAR (ex-CLAUSEUS) en route from Port Said to Colombo at 08-06N, 74-23E. A total of twenty-seven sailors are lost, including 3 killed in torpedo explosion. [3]
25 September 1942:
LtCdr Torisu attacks another transport in the same area and claims a sinking.
27 September 1942:
I-165 makes another torpedo attack on an unidentified merchant, without obtaining a hit.
28 September 1942:
Arabian Sea, W of Junagadh. After sundown, I-165 surfaces 5 miles off the coast of Gujarat and lands the Indian National Army party in an inflatable without being observed.
9 October 1942:
Returns to Penang.
November-December 1942:
I-165, I-162 and I-166 are transferred from Penang to Surabaya in anticipation of a American-Australian landing on Timor in December. (These actions are based on a false intelligence report that was received from the Italians. The C-in-C, SW Fleet, Vice Admiral (later Admiral) Takasu Shiro also prepares ASHIGARA, KINU and NATORI to intercept the troopships).
5 November 1942:
Departs Penang on her seventh war patrol to raid enemy communications in the Indian Ocean with I-166.
26 November 1942:
Returns to Penang.
5 December 1942:
I-165 is in the Southwest Area Fleet's SubDiv 30 with I-162 and I-166. I-165 departs Surabaya, Java on her eighth war patrol to raid commerce in the Arafura Sea.
22 December 1942:
Returns to Surabaya.
21 January 1943:
I-165 departs Surabaya on her ninth war patrol, following I-162, for Western Australia to create a diversion for the evacuation of Guadalcanal.
January 1943:
Western Australia. Off Jurian Bay. LtCdr Torisu receives orders to bombard Geraldton. This bombardment is a diversional tactic to allow Japanese troop evacuation through the Sunda Stait. On approaching Geraldton the original mission is aborted after I-165 sights aircraft lights and a destroyer. Torisu proceeds north.
27 January 1943:
After sundown, I-165 arrives at the area N of Geraldton, but then three aircraft and a destroyer are observed in that area and LtCdr Torisu decides to postpone the mission. While retiring on the surface, the submarine passes another destroyer in less than 2 miles without being noticed.
28 January 1943:
Western Australia. Shortly after midnight, I-165 surfaces 4 miles from Port Gregory, N of Geraldton. From a range of 7000 meters, shed fires about ten 100-mm (3.9-inch) shells from her Type 88 deck gun at the local fish cannery, mistaking it for an ammunition factory.
16 February 1943:
Returns to Surabaya.
5 March 1943:
Departs Surabaya for Sasebo for an overhaul.
16 March 1943:
Lt (Cdr, posthumously) Nakayama Denshichi (61)(former CO of RO-67) is appointed CO of I-166 and I-165 as an additional duty. During the repairs and overhaul at Sasebo Navy Yard the batteries are replaced.
Late April 1943:
The overhaul at Sasebo is complete. I-165 starts working up in Inland Sea.
25 May 1943:
LtCdr (later Rear Admiral, JMSDF) Shimizu Tsuruzo (58)(former CO of I-153) is appointed CO.
26 August 1943:
Departs Kure for Penang.
14 September 1943:
Departs Penang on her tenth war patrol for the NW coast of Australia.
8 October 1943:
Returns to Penang.
9 October 1943:
Reassigned to SubRon 8.
24 October 1943:
Departs Penang on her eleventh war patrol to operate in the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal.
1 December 1943:
Departs Penang for Singapore.
3 December 1943:
Arrives at Singapore for repairs.
16 December 1943:
Departs Singapore for Penang. En route I-165 is attacked by an Allied submarine, which misses her with three torpedoes.
18 December 1943:
Arrives at Penang.
7 January 1944:
Departs Penang on her twelfth war patrol to raid enemy communications in the Indian Ocean.
16 January 1944:
Indian Ocean, Bay of Bengal. The 10,286-ton British armed merchant PERSEUS is making an independent voyage from Liverpool to Trincomalee and Calcutta, with a cargo of 2,800 tons of government stores, including 500 tons of munitions. At 1145 (local), I-165 hits her with a torpedo portside, in vicinity of the No. 9 hold. She starts to sink by the stern. Ten minutes later LtCdr Shimizu fires a second torpedo and at 1205, a third. PERSEUS sinks at 12-00N, 80-14E with no loss of life. Her radio operator gets off an SOS before she sinks and a PBY "Catalina" arrives soon thereafter. Later, the entire crew is rescued by a Royal Indian Navy corvette.
5 February 1944:
Returns to Penang.
27 February 1944:
Departs Penang on her thirteenth war patrol to raid enemy communications in the Indian Ocean.
18 March 1944:
Indian Ocean, SW of Colombo. I-165 torpedoes the 3,916-ton British armed merchant NANCY MOLLER (ex-ROWENA, ex-NORFOLK) en route from Durban with a cargo of coal to Colombo, Ceylon. She goes down rapidly after two hits to port side at 02-14N, 78-25E. I-165 surfaces about 50 yards from the lifeboats and attempts to establish the identity of the ship. Six men from one boat ared ordered aboard the submarine; Able Seaman Gunlayer Dennis Fryer is taken POW.
Two Chinese sailors are shot, but three Lascars from the same boat are released. Before departure, I-165 circles the wreckage of NANCY MOLLER, spraying it and the survivors with machine-gun fire. A total of 30 sailors and two gunners are killed. Four days later, the ship's master, 27 sailors and four gunners are rescued by British light cruiser HMS EMERALD. [4]
25 March 1944:
SubDiv 30 is disbanded. I-165 is directly attached to SubRon 8 HQ.
30 March 1944:
Returns to Penang.
4 May 1944:
Arrives at Surabaya.
15 May 1944:
Departs Singapore for Surabaya, Java.
27 May 1944: American Operation "Horlicks" - The Invasion of Biak:
Rear Admiral (later Admiral) William M. Fechteler's Task Force 77 lands Maj Gen Horace H. Fuller's 41st Division on Biak off New Guinea.
31 May 1944:
Departs Surabaya on her fourteenth war patrol to the SW coast of Australia, passing Fremantle, Perth and Shark Bay.
24 June 1944:
Biak is defended by a regiment of the IJA's 36th Division and the IJN's 28th Base Force. After Operation "Kon" is cancelled, the C-in-C of the 4th Southern Expeditionary Fleet, Vice Admiral Yamagata Seigo (former CO of CV HOSHO) requests that three submarines be sent to evacuate the staff officers. I-165 is the only one available at that time.
5 July 1944:
Returns to Surabaya, where some officers and sailors are rotated.
24 July 1944:
Departs Surabaya for a rescue mission to Biak but has to return because of mechanical troubles.
12 August 1944:
I-165 departs Surabaya for a rescue-supply mission to Korim Bay, Biak, via Ambon Island, Netherlands East Indies, carrying supplies and ammunition including 80 supply drums, of which 60 are lashed to her afterdeck.
18 August 1944:
LtCdr Shimizu attempts to contact the troops at Korim Point, but there is no answer. He proceeds to the reserve area N of Wardo Bay where three "subchasers" (probably Fairmile B motor launches from the RAN New Guinea Motor Launch Flotilla based at Mios Woendi) attempt to contact her with blinker signals around 1630 (JST). LtCdr Shimizu crash-dives to 200 ft (60 m) immediately.
I-165 is heavily depth-charged and soon develops a major leak to her engine room, resulting in a 23-degree upward angle. The temperature within the boat rises to 70° F. Eventually the submarine is pushed to the depth of 360 ft (110 m). The explosions loosen the fastenings for the supply drums which float to the surface. LtCdr Shimizu orders the remaining drums released from inside of the sub and some rubbish and oil ejected through a torpedo tube. All machinery is shut down. For the next four hours the submarine hovers at 360 ft, using the automatic trim system.
After surfacing ten hours after the start of the attack, the crew discovers that one of I-165's aft diving planes has been lost and the vertical rudder control shaft is bent. The entire stern area has been heavily washboarded by the explosions. [5]
23 August 1944:
The battered I-165 arrives at Ambon, Netherlands East Indies in the Banda Sea for temporary repairs.
27 August 1944:
Arrives at Surabaya.
10 September 1944:
Departs Surabaya for Singapore.
13 September 1944:
American codebreakers intercept an IJN message that reads: "I-165 was depth-charged off Biak. Inspection in drydock reveals ----- extensive repairs required beyond local facilities. Major overhaul in Empire recommended (four months estimated)."
24 September 1944:
I-165 departs Singapore via Hainan Island for overhaul at Sasebo.
10 October 1944:
Lt (Cdr, posthumously) Ono Yasushi (65)(former CO of RO-64) is appointed CO.
17 October 1944:
Arrives at Sasebo. Dry-docked for repairs.
15 December 1944:
Removed from active service and reassigned to the Kure SubRon's SubDiv 19 as a training ship.
1 April 1945:
Reassigned to SubDiv 34, Sixth Fleet. I-165's deck gun is removed and she is configured to carry two "kaiten" human torpedoes. She is also fitted with a Type 13 air search radar. After conversion she is returned to active duty in the Combined Fleet.
15 June 1945: The Eighth Kaiten Mission:
I-165 is in the "Todoroki" (sound of great cannon) group with I-36, I-361 and I-363. As the last boat of the group, I-165 departs the Hikari Kaiten base for a remote area E of Saipan to attack the American fleet.
16 June 1945:
At 1600, I-165, carrying two "kaiten" torpedoes, exits the Bungo Channel.
Off Bungo Suido. In heavy seas and murky weather, LtCdr Stephen S. Mann Jr.'s USS DEVILFISH (SS-292) on her third patrol sights the outgoing I-165 and fires two torpedoes from stern tubes. Ono evades the attack and crash-dives. DEVILFISH attempts to chase the adversary on the surface, but fails to regain the contact. Later, Ono later sends a situation report (the last one received from I-165).
23 June 1945:
Minelayer USS CHAMPION (AM-314) in company with the destroyer escort USS GILLIGAN (DE-508) detects an underwater contact (probably I-165) at 14-51N, 135-50E. The ships make several depth charge runs and "Hedgehog" attacks which produce large air bubbles and diesel fuel. The contact is heard descending through 300ft after the last attack.
27 June 1945:
410 miles E of Saipan. At 1220, Lt(j.g.) R.C. Janes' Lockheed PV-2 "Harpoon" of VPB-142 is passing over a rain cloud when he makes a visual contact with a surfaced submarine heading NW at 14 knots, with what appears to be midget subs on its deck. Janes makes a sharp turn and swoops down to drop three Mk. 47 depth charges and five markers. The submarine first makes a hard starboard turn and then crash-dives. When Janes returns to the scene, an oil slick is sighted, followed by fragments of wood and two "midget submarine"s".
At 1247, Janes drops a Mk. 24 "Fido" acoustic homing torpedo, continuing the search until 1425. I-165 is lost at 15-28N, 153-39E with all 106 crewmen.[6]
28 June 1945:
Proceeding from Allied radio traffic analysis the IJN Owada Communications Unit reports that a Japanese submarine later identified as I-165 made a successful kaiten attack off Saipan. [7]
29 July 1945:
Presumed lost in the Marianas.
15 September 1945:
Removed from the Navy List.
Authors' Notes:
[1] An I-165 machinist's mate came down with acute appendicitis and underwent a successful surgery aboard the submarine.
[2] Older sources identify I-65's victim as Dutch KPM merchant MEROENDOENG (2,464 tons), but she was even not at sea at the time of attack.
[3] There is some confusion regarding the location of LOSMAR's sinking. Prince Takamatsu's diary and several other wartime sources suggest that she was sunk at at 07-40N, 74-15E.
[4] Several secondary sources suggest that NANCY MOLLER's master James B. Hansen was killed either in the torpedo explosion or during the machine-gunning of the survivors. In reality, he survived the attack. Able Seaman D. Fryer likewise survived the war.
[5] Some sources identify the IJN submarine damaged off Biak as I-365, but this is obviously a typo.
[6] A postwar Japanese analysis suggests that at the time of sighting I-165 could have been in the process of dumping her kaitens, which may have been damaged enroute to her target area.
[7] This report is the reason why some postwar accounts suggest that I-165 conducted a kaiten attack prior to her loss.
Special thanks for help in preparing this TROM go to Dr. Higuchi Tatsuhiro of Japan, Mssrs. Jan Visser of the Netherlands, Steve Eckardt of Australia and Brian Viglietti. Thanks also go to John Whitman for input on the 13 Sep 1944 intercept about I-165's damage and to reader MWillman for info about USS CHAMPION (AM-314) and USS GILLIGAN (DE-508).
Special thanks go to Hans Mcilveen of the Netherlands for info on FRUMEL intercepts.
– Bob Hackett and Sander Kingsepp
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DARTMOUTH, Mass. – The Warriors reversed the tides for a 3-1 lead in the first quarter and would never relinquish the advantage, as Eastern Connecticut prevailed over the hosting University of Massachusetts Dartmouth on Tuesday evening.
The Basics
Score: Eastern Connecticut 9, UMass Dartmouth 4
Records: Eastern Connecticut (7-8, 3-3 LEC) | UMass Dartmouth (4-10, 1-5 LEC)
How it Happened
Junior Jordan Torres (New Bedford, Mass.) netted a pair of goals for the Corsairs, with senior Austin Titus (Gloucester, Mass.) posting a goal and an assist. Senior goalkeeper Matt LaFond (Bridgewater, Mass.) made 10 stops in net and junior Matt Daly (Chelmsford, Mass.) caused a pair of turnovers with five ground balls.
Three Warriors, including sophomore Samuel Watson (Trumbull, Conn.), junior Matthew Rougeot (Cheshire, Conn.) and Harrison Urda (Milford, N.H.), totaled two goals apiece. Watson chipped in two assists for a game-high four points, and ECSU was backstopped by a solid performance from junior Chris Gorman (Shrewsbury, Mass.) in the crease with 11 saves.
Torres struck with a rifle to open scoring in the first quarter, but beginning with Rougeot's tally at 11:04, the Warriors rattled off three-straight to secure the lasting advantage before the end of the first. Watson scored his first goal to put ECSU up 2-1, and assisted to senior Nick Biasetti (Brookfield, Mass.) at 6:12.
UMass Dartmouth cut back within one to start the second, when Titus found Torres on the corner for the game's only man-up goal, but Watson was there again to extend the lead back to two goals before halftime. Out of the intermission, Urda and freshman Noah Lohman (Branford, Conn.) were the only two players to register on the scoreboard to put the visitors up four with 15 minutes left.
Face-off man Jesse Schulze (Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.) and the Warriors went a perfect 6-for-6 in the circle on the fourth quarter to keep the ball out of the Corsairs' hands, and despite final-stanza goals by Titus and freshman Mike Rizzo (Bridgewater, Mass.), the Warriors tacked on three more before the final whistle.
Inside the Numbers
- Titus' score in the fourth quarter marked the second man-down goal for the season for the Corsairs, and Torres' man-up goal in the second was the team's 19th of the year.
- All said, Schulze and the Warriors gathered 13 of the 16 face-offs on the game, with Anthony Choronzy (Clinton, Conn.) scooping all six of his game-high ground balls off the draw.
- Both teams combined for just 1-14 on extra-man chances in the penalty-ridden contest.
- The Warriors rise to 22-2 on the all-time series between the two programs, and have claimed the last two meetings.
Up Next
UMass Dartmouth will vie for an LEC playoff berth in its final regular-season contest on Friday, as the Corsairs travel to Salem State for a 7 p.m. start. Eastern Connecticut travels to league-leader Keene State at the same time.