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As I've mentioned recently, my Bible reading currently finds me in the cycle of stories of the Old Testament, where God's people love Him, forget Him, mock Him, and turn back to Him again in waves of joy and grief that often leave me wanting to scream at my Bible as I might yell at the television set–"What do you think you're doing? How can you be so stupid that you would worship a man-made idol or other people's gods when you have a history of covenant with the one and only God?"
But, I usually remind myself how easy it is to armchair quarterback history. A perspective from thousands of years in the future, after all, can easily see where others stumble, especially since my perspective includes knowledge of the New Covenant, which was completed when Christ came and sacrificed Himself for us.
Before Christ, the closest any individual came to God was through the High Priest, who was allowed to cleanse himself and enter the Holy of Holies, the most sacred place in the Temple, the place where God dwelled, only once each year in order to offer sacrifices that would give the people a way to forgiveness from God. When Christ died on the Cross, that curtain that separated the rest of the people from that Holy of Holies literally split in two! From that moment on, those who ask Jesus to be their Savior have entrance into the Holy of Holies through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, which means that we can call on God anytime, anyplace, anywhere.
But, since human nature really never changes, how often do we also cycle through loving God, forgetting Him, and even mocking Him before we remember just how special the gift of Grace and Salvation are and return to Him again?
Modern culture likes to concentrate on a kind of non-religion where everyone can feel good about him/herself so long as we give everybody enough room to believe whatever they want, and we don't get in anybody else's way.
Even though Christ loves all of us so much that He died so that we all would have the chance to choose everlasting life with Him, He did not negate following God's commands:
Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You give a tenth of your spices–mint, dill and cumin. But you have neglected the more important matters of the law–justice, mercy and faithfulness. You should have practiced the latter, without neglecting the former. (Matthew 23:23)
There is no way to God the Father except through our belief in Christ the Son. Christ commanded that we love God first, with everything that is in us, and to love others as we want ourselves to be loved. Between these two commands, He covered every other rule laid out for human behavior in the Holy Word.
Yet, despite the simplicity of God's plan for our salvation, don't we manage to make everything so very complicated? We judge when we should be silent. We offer disapproval when we should be extending a helping hand. We let ourselves off the hook when we should be listening to the voice of conscience that tells us we just messed up. We hold onto our pride when we should submit to God's ultimate power over us.
Despite the many downs in the history of the Jews, theirs is the ultimate victory in human history because it is through them that God chose to make Himself known to the rest of us. I feel sorry for those who stubbornly refuse to believe that God is because, in the end, they miss out on the pinnacle-moments of knowing a loving Creator.
Through his many psalms, David, the man after God's own heart, expresses as well as anyone the joy of knowing, truly knowing, God's love for us:
The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold and my refuge, my savior; you save me from violence. I call upon the Lord, who is worthy to be praised, and I am saved from my enemies. (2 Samuel 22:2-4)
Like intersecting circles in a graph, we humans may have different perspectives about the world, but the one thing that should center us is coming back to our true center, which is Christ.
So, even though I want to chastise the people in the stories I read in the Old Testament, I know that I, too, am constantly on a path of winding toward and away from God, even though I have Jesus in my heart. The main lesson I have to learn is to keep going on my knees and asking God to keep guiding me and bringing me back to center.


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COGNITUM Software combines many decades of experience in Identity and Access Governance to development our products. COGNITUM Software is part of the ITConcepts group of companies, a leading, global IT service provider and agnostic system integrator.
In today's heterogeneous IT environments, Identity and Access Governance is a core component of a secure IT infrastructure. Based on our many decades of combined experience advising and implementing a variety of these solutions for our customers, we have we have developed our unique products with a distinct focus on saving customers time and money.
Our Vision
We develop 'Identity Management Software' for anybody, which contains the essence of our IAG expertise. Instantly operational. Simply adaptable. Sustainable.
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With our software, we want to make Identity and Access Management available for every organisation.
Cognitum Software is part of the ITConcepts group of companies, a leading, world-wide IT service provider and system integrator.
As a subsidiary company COGNITUM Software is a member of the German federal association "IT-Sicherheit e.V." (TeleTrusT), the largest competence group for IT security in Germany and Europe and develops solutions under the TeleTrusT trust sign "IT Security made in Germany".
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Sven Moog is the founder and managing director of the the ITConcepts group of companies. Since the beginning of his career, he has focused on technological innovation.
He continues to follow that path with the incorporation of COGNITUM Software, to make Identity and Access Management simple, inexpensive and accessible to every organization.
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Dream Journal [hardcover]
This is a lined journal with my artwork "Prayers & Dreams" on the front cover and an inspiring quote at the bottom of each page to enhance devotional times. Quotes cover topics such as dreaming, intercession, and supernatural life from well known Bethel authors Bill Johnson, Beni Johnson, Kevin Dedmon, Kris Vallotton, Danny Silk and Banning Liebscher.
Publisher: Destiny Image
5.5 x 8.5 x .5 inch - Hardcover - 192 pages.


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|Holly Berries - courtesy Pixabay
"I haven't been able to move on. I'm stuck in a holding pattern. It's like I'm waiting for him to come home to start my life."
The words above came from my heroine, Holly Ewing. They sum up how she's been living and how many of us live out our days. We are either waiting for something, or mourning something we've lost, but we get stuck. We can't move on. Instead of taking a meandering trail through forests and meadows, we find ourselves on a treadmill in a concrete jungle. To step off the treadmill, we need to learn to trust.
Holly needs to trust Jesus again before she can restart her life.
"Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass."
Psalms 37:5 -KJV
Holly's Noel is a romantic comedy. Her story is written in a lighthearted comedic way, but the timeless truth of her struggles with trusting God are gently weaved throughout.
About the Book:
Forced to rent out her childhood home next door to make ends meet, Holly Ewing finds herself battling an aggravating new renter.
Best-selling author, Noel Ryan, rents a home on Lake Bethel, a three-month escape from the distractions of home. He soon discovers that Holly is a distraction in her own right.
When difficult situations bring them together, will they stop battling long enough to discover the truth before Christmas separates them?
Under the Mistletoe is available for preorder for only .99 at https://www.amazon.com/Under-Mistletoe-Inspirational-stories-Christmas-ebook/dp/B075F7LKCC/.
This story is part of the Under the Mistletoe anthology of novellas which releases on December 1, 2017. I hope you will check it out. I read all the stories included and I enjoyed them (although in one of the stories, I took the side of the ladies portrayed as Grinch type fuddy-duddies. I'm more traditional/old school then some of my fellow authors.)
I had a blast writing Holly's story and if you enjoy it, I may write more books in this genre.
About Elle:
Elle E. Kay lives on a farmette in the Back Mountain region of Pennsylvania. She lives with her husband, son, dog, and farm animals. She enjoys playing with goats and sheep. She can also frequently be seen with chickens landing on her head. A comical sight to be sure.
Elle is a hopeless romantic who believes in happily-ever-after. She is a born-again Bible believing Christian.
Stella is her debut novel, and is available from most retailers. Claudia, the next book in the Endless Mountain Series, is expected to be released later this year. Elle writes children's books under the pen name, Ellie Mae Kay.


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Captains Call exhaust, dual roating props maximizes torque which allows to boat to plane almost instantly. Boat will also track straight without holding the steering wheel. Toilet, docking lights, Upgraded Stereo with Sony head unit, bluetooth dongle, helm remote, 6 Polk speakers , Bazooka 10 inch sub and Image Dynamics Amp. Fauria guages, removable carpet, integrated cooler under rear seat, anchor, integrated blower for inflatables, stainless cup holders, integrated battery charger, Perko battery switch, depth guage, compass, interior lights, bimini and cover in great shape (also has a 2nd cover), everything runs well.
Impeller was changed 40 hours ago. Max speed is 51. Engine oil, out drive oil and fuel separator are changed annually.
941 hours, mostly going in and out of coves with my wife on week nights at no-wake speed.
Boat has been stored on a covered lift in the summer and a boat house in the winter.
Has been safety certified by the coast guard every year.
All freshwater, boat has been used at Lanier it's whole life.
This is a very comfortable and classic looking boat!
Comes with a 2008 aluminum Road King trailer that has been stored in a garage and used to bring the boat to the local ramp twice a year.Hull Serial Number: FGE640091900
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ABP Rathkeale contributes €3.3bn to local economy over 30 years
Colm Dore and Jimmy White, ABP Rathkeale, and John O'Shea, Kildimo, at an ABP event in Nenagh marking 20 years of Irish Hereford beef
ABP Rathkeale is one of the main bulwarks of the region – contributing €3.3 billion to the local economy over the last 30 years – helping to sustain communities and businesses in Limerick, Cork, Kerry and Clare.
ABP Rathkeale is celebrating 30 years as part of the ABP Food Group and it is time to take stock of the company's achievements over the intervening years.
The numbers are impressive. ABP Rathkeale is one of the largest Irish owned employers in the region with 330 people employed at our Holycross site, directly supporting an additional 650 jobs in the region.
This is a total of 980 jobs, providing employment to people across a range of disciplines both in-house in Rathkeale and in companies that provide vital support services to the factory in Rathkeale.
While the factory supports almost 1,000 jobs directly and indirectly, ABP Rathkeale is probably more integrated in the community than any other enterprise in the region. We have 2,000 farm families, mainly from Limerick, Kerry, North Cork, and Clare, providing us with cattle that we process annually into beef products for export all over the world.
Our product is supplied into many of the leading retailers and restaurants in Ireland and we also export to the UK, mainland Europe and into markets as far away as Canada and Japan.
The contribution to the local economy is worth over €110 million each year.
Let's put that number in perspective: For the 30 years we have been part of ABP Food Group, ABP Rathkeale has in today's values contributed €3 billion into the local economy.
ABP Rathkeale is a business that contributes so much to the local community and businesses, whether it is our farmers, supplier to our business, or the electrician or engineer that services our plant.
This is a 100% owned Irish business that sources its raw material and employees locally. The fact that we have people who have been working here for more that 40 years says so much about the business.
ABP Rathkeale is well integrated in the local community supporting numerous initiatives and sporting endeavours for the benefit of our neighbours.
West Limerick is our home and we are proud to be a vital part of such a vibrant community.
- Colm Dore is General Manager of ABP Rathkeale. A chartered accountant, the Waterford native has made his home in West Limerick


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Lisboa = "Luz Boa" (Good light) – This light is always inviting, welcoming and makes me smile!
Maybe it is the seven hills upon which the city is built and the Tejo River with the Atlantic Ocean just some kilometers away that give Lisbon this unique brightness and crispness that makes the delight to any film maker or photographer.
I recommend watching "Lisbon Story" (1994) directed by Wim Wenders (German film director). It portrays very well the atmosphere of this beautiful city with its bohemian corners, clashing bright-colored buildings, serpentine streets and popular neighborhoods with clothes hanging off the balconies. There is always a surprise just around the next corner!
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Jenna leads our corporate pension team taking responsibility for the ongoing service of group pension and life insurance schemes.
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2019 is the year the federal government will build a plan to end the US HIV epidemic. The plan should give justification for increases to HIV appropriations for its implementation. At least that is my thinking in January 2019. As we all know, these are chaotic political times. Our movement needs to navigate and negotiate between real competing realities. 2019 will be a true test of our leadership. Some will be concerned that NMAC is working with the administration. At the same time, delaying efforts to build and implement a plan to end the epidemic feels wrong.
NMAC's Role in Ending the Epidemic
NMAC leads with race to end the HIV epidemic in America. Race talks about the color of your skin, but it is also a construct used to minimize, discriminate, and make people second class citizens. NMAC uses race to talk about the communities that are disproportionately impacted by HIV. It is the foundation of our fight for health equity and racial justice.
In 2019 NMAC will prioritize People Living with HIV (PLWH) throughout all of our programs and PrEP programming in the 46 jurisdictions that are driving new HIV diagnoses. We are doing this because NMAC believes people living with HIV combined with targeted PrEP programs are key to our efforts to end the domestic HIV epidemic. As the federal government puts together its plan, NMAC will advocate for PWLH first. 46 Counties Account for 50.3% of New HIV Diagnoses, 2016Our number one priority must be to get all people living with HIV to an undetectable viral load. It is good for both the individual and their community. The second priority has to be to implement PrEP programs in the 46 jurisdictions that are driving 50.3 percent of new HIV diagnoses. Given limited resources, PrEP programs should be prioritized in the regions with the greatest need. To achieve either of these goals, our efforts must reach "hard to reach" communities. NMAC and our constituents work and live in those communities. Our place at the table is essential in any effort to end the domestic HIV epidemic.
NMAC's role in this phase is to be the voice and to fight for those communities disproportionately impacted by HIV. Any plan to end the epidemic must reach those "hard to reach" communities. NMAC's staff, board, CAPs, and constituents are the communities this plan needs to reach. We live and work in places that are hard hit by HIV. Sometimes it seems like value of community is an afterthought. However, we know it can't be done without us.
Any effort to end the HIV epidemic in America must happen on a scale that has so far eluded us. To be effective, the federal plan must prioritize people living with HIV (PLWH). Getting them to an undetectable viral load has to be the priority, both for the individual and their community.
PLWH are a new target for the HIV prevention workforce. Most of the previous efforts focused on reaching HIV negative consumers. How do we retool HIV prevention to work with people living with HIV? PLWH are the traditional target for HIV care and treatment providers. How do we integrate HIV prevention into their world?
According to CDC, in 2019 around 1.12 million Americans are living with HIV and 162,000 are unaware of their HIV status. Half of all PLWH get services through Ryan White care providers and 84 percent of these consumers achieve viral suppression. The other 500,000 either see private physicians or have dropped out of care. According to the CDC, 49 percent of all PLWH are retained in care. Fifty-one percent of all consumers have achieved viral suppression. If we assume that most of the PLWH seeing private physicians get results similar to Ryan White clients, then our challenge is to identify and re-link those consumers who have dropped out or are getting substandard care.
Is re-linking people living with HIV into care and treatment a CDC or HRSA job? How can we re-link and retain 200,000 more PLWH into care and treatment? What are the unique characteristics of the PLWH who drop out of care? What is the number needed in order to bend the curve of HIV transmissions? These are just some of the questions we hope a federal plan to end the domestic HIV epidemic will answer. They are also the reasons community is integral to the solution. The scale alone requires community to be at the table.
Any plan to end the epidemic must include people living with HIV, people of color, women, the transgender community, LGBT community, drug users, and sex workers. We make the plan relevant to the communities it needs to reach. America deserves a real plan that has the additional resources needed to make it happen. A bipartisan effort to increase HIV appropriations to end the epidemic might really happen with the new Congress. Once again, it's going to take community and the Federal AIDS Policy Partnership (FAPP) to make it real.
U=U and PrEP PrEVENTION in a pill give us the scientific tools needed to end the epidemic. Can these tools be implemented in all the communities that are highly impacted by HIV? We are now in a race to stop an epidemic; however, it is a marathon and not a sprint. Even if we are able to end the epidemic, there will still be 1.12 million Americans living with HIV. Absent a much-needed cure and a vaccine, there will still be a need for HIV services. 2019 will be an important year in the history of our epidemic because this is the year we get a federal plan to end the domestic epidemic. This plan will hopefully be a roadmap to the end.
2019 is my 30th anniversary as the executive director of NMAC. Nobody lasts 30 years in the same job. I am a relic of the past and a symbol of commitment to the fight. The early years of the epidemic taught me to fight and taught me to stand up for my community. Planning for the end is almost unimaginable. This is all I've ever wanted. NMAC's role in ending the epidemic is personal, like it is for many in our movement. My tenure is justification for NMAC's leadership role in ending the epidemic. The agency sits in a very unique position because of our years of service and stability. We were there at the beginning and, hopefully, we will be there at the end.
Mark your calendars now to discuss at the United States Conference on AIDS September 5-8 in DC and/or the 2019 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit in December in Houston. These will be opportunities for the community to discuss, debate, and maybe get some agreements about the best ways to move forward.
Yours in the struggle,
30th anniversary as ED
Paul Kawata


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28 September 2018
Fingerprint-based drug testing on show at Build UK's A Smart Future
Intelligent Fingerprinting showcased their revolutionary drug testing system for the construction sector at Build UK: A Smart Future, incorporating the AGM on 27 September. The system not only supports random workplace testing at many locations, but also doesn't require a specialist clinical environment or medically-trained staff to carry out the test.
With fingerprint-based drug testing, a single fingerprint sample is all that's needed to screen for multiple drug groups simultaneously using a small Drug Screening Cartridge and the portable Reader 1000 to analyse the cartridge. Sample collection takes just five seconds, with results available in minutes. The system gives construction firms the flexibility – in accordance with their existing drug policies – to ask employees to take a simple, random drug test at any time. This approach is more hygienic and convenient than traditional drug screens, and makes it easier for organisations to implement their drug policies without alerting staff ahead of time or interrupting work schedules.
This kind of innovation is good news for firms that are keen to ensure compliance with their drug policies – and to fulfil duty of care responsibilities to their staff, partners and customers. For any construction worker affected by drug usage, the risks increase significantly, and can also extend to the colleagues they're working alongside, as well as general public in the vicinity of the site.
Key benefits for construction firms include:
- Simple, easy-to-use, 5-second sample collection for drug testing
- Fast and convenient test, thanks to the portable, non-invasive system
- Less disruptive, with tests carried out in situ by non-medical staff
- Support for all aspects of drug testing, from pre-employment screens and random tests to post-accident investigations
- Fingerprint-based laboratory confirmation service also available if required.
To find out more information, please view Intelligent Fingerprinting's introductory video here or get in touch for a 1:1 demonstration to find out how the system could benefit your organisation.
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I LIVE ON A SNORLAX NEST | Pokemon GO | Soloing a LEVEL 10 GYM
I have caught many Snorlax from my apartment, leading me to believe it is a Snorlax nest in Pokemon GO. Also i solo battled a level 10 gym and won!
I LIVE ON A SNORLAX NEST | Pokemon GO | Soloing a LEVEL 10 GYM
I have caught many Snorlax from my apartment, leading me to believe it is a Snorlax nest in Pokemon GO. Also i solo battled a level 10 gym and won!
If you beat one of the pokemon it takes exp away from it just a much
smaller amount. The more pokemon you beat the more exp gets taken from the
how have you got a 2843 cp dragonite and your only level 24 , thats
impossible , the game mechanics would'nt even let you power up that high .
did you bot ?
Have you got that. From Vanoss gaming
I think my entire street is a pidgey nest
i have a aerodactyl nest near my neighbor hood
all sub in my channel
How do you screen record that?
You mean Snorlax Habitat**
How do you use your big attack in Pokémon go
dick head
Go travelling and catch all the country exclusives
I Have A Growlith Nest At My Local Park That's Only Like A 2 Min Walk From
My House So Beat It!
Ha! You think a snorlax nest is good? My house, and try not to be jealous,
I know it's hard not to but just try
It's a weedle nest
Dude there is no snorlax nests look it up your just really lucky
Where do u live (I'm not a stalker lol) I love snorlax
U are so lucky in Australia all we have are kangastars
I am on team mystic and there are two gyms up the street and once they were
both mystic one was Level 12 and the other was Level 14
I love snorlax
just fyi.. you want zen headbutt/ body slam for moves
Dragonite 2,[420] Dur: 4:39
Hey! It's the Bridgeport Coast Gazebo =o)
Lol knowledge
For a good grass type get a good oddish and evolve it to a vioplume
Can I be your roommate
where do live
I think that gyms in Pokemon Go should be sort of like gyms in the real
games. They can hold a max 6 Pokemon, and If you beat all 6 the gym is
taken down, not having to battle 6 Pokemon, then 5, 4, and so on. If you
can beat the 6 Pokemon in one go by yourself, the gym will be yours. This
would still require the teams to work together to put in 6 Pokemon but I
don't like that you have to continue to battle when you have already beat
all subbscrib in my channel pls
my street be like weedle,catipie,pidgey but every morning is mr mime which
is ok
I have 20 gyradyos im not even a fan of pokemon and neither are 40% of
players… I have the best hacks though all you losers with joysticks are
so dumb… just look around and you will find real hacks. if you have any
questions, dm me on instagram @chaselyman1
I didnt know Cam had a cat O_O its great because I love cats :D
Holy fuck this guy is garbage at gym battles….
both of those snorlax have terrible movesets
I live near a goldeen nest.
I live on a dragoninte nest
If somebody sniped him
Ha! You think a snorlax nest is good? My house, and try not to be jealous,
I know it's hard not to but just try
It's a weedle nest
there is an evee nest at my school :D
Dude, even beating a single pokemon takes away 500xp, so almost everybody
can take a gym down giving enough time. The gym boss is worth 2000xp
though, so that's an extra award for being able to beat it with only 6
I used to have a Kangaskan nest near me, I never got a chance to catch one
though and then it changed ☹
you fAGGOT PLAYIGN POKEMON GO
Your cats name is galaxy :O and a girl same as my cat
where do you live
I have a gym at my house


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Bee and Puppycat Fanart Watercolor
I don't normally do large fanart pieces unless I know the creator, but I made an exception when painting this Bee and Puppycat tribute piece. Although there hasn't been much released (so far, just one episode and 3 issues of the comic), I'm a supporter of this project. I've been a fan of Natasha Allegri's from afar for awhile, and Bee and Puppycat is a refreshingly feminine cartoon short that pays homage to her shoujo inspirations. Its been exciting to watch the project grow in popularity, and I hope this means good things for artists who share an affinity for all things doe eyed and girly.
The Process
I changed up my process while working on this piece to give my Surface Pro 3 a test drive in knocking out roughs. I worked from a very rough black color pencil sketch that I turned into bluelines in PhotoShop, and sketched on top of it.
Since I wanted the piece to be in a circular 'frame', I cheated a bit and used the circle selection to make a guide that I could roughly trace. Once finished, I dropped the color, leaving just the black outline, used the Duotone option to make it into bluelines, and printed it on Canson's Moulin du Roy watercolor paper.
After my stretched paper dried, I applied a yellow wash to tint the page. Once that dried, I knocked in some light blue shadows to provide a bit of a guide when laying in color.
I really enjoy painting on Canson's nicer watercolor papers (like Arches and Moulin du Roy), but they're a bit too expensive to use for painting comic pages. It's definitely a treat to work on Moulin du Roy after painting on Montval for the past few weeks. Expensive papers aren't the end all be all to watercolor papers, once you're familiar with a paper's properties, it can be a pleasure to work on almost any decent paper. I utilize the full gamut of Canson's watercolor papers, from Biggie (Gizmo Granny) to Montval (7" Kara) to Arches and Moulin du Roy (stand alone illustrations and many commissions) because each type offers something the others don't.
Finished except for complimentary shadows, blue toned shadows, white gouache, and yellow highlights added to the tree.


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Hello Frank
Attachment mime types are provided by the sending email client in the email.
SOGo will not guess which it is, instead it will use the provided ones
for download/display.
So this depends on the sender to do it right.
Kind regards,
Christian Mack
Am 02.08.2015 um 19:11 schrieb Frank Soyer:
> Up again,
> and an info : I just find that when I join a file to an outgoing mail, il detects correctly the format ! (tried with pdf, odt, jpg...) and open it with the right application.
> So why does it not detect it for incoming mails ??
> Frank
> Le Vendredi 24 Juillet 2015 11:53 CEST, Frank < > a écrit:
> Up please
> this is now really annoying, the webUI ask for login at any time, from
> only some minutes to an hour, totally randomly.
> Anybody having an idea where I can search ??
> Help !!
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Have you ever fancied yourself as much more than a Lord of the Dance? Perhaps even Lord of your own Manor? Or even…dare you hope…and king or queen of your own castle? Why be the dirty rascal when this fine pile is currently on the market!
This fine stack of blocks is called Cloghan Castle Estate. It is in Banagher, in Offaly. And if you have €995,000 then it is as good as yours. And if you don't have nearly a million euro, then start lapdancing or waiting tables or whatever the hell you have to do to own this gaff.
This Historic Irish Castle, dating from the 14th Century, is believed to be one of the oldest inhabited castles in Ireland. Imagine if the walls could speak. They would tell some racy stories here, I'm sure.
This gaff is out in the sticks, let's be honest here. However if you like words like "tranquillity" and "peace" that make city-slickers shudder in alarm, then you'll love it here. Real estate agents say things like, "It is located on about 157 acres of rural splendour in the heart of Ireland." But if you can feel splendour in the "rural" then start talking to your bank manager and fast.
The history of this gaff is damn impressive. Artefacts as far back as a Bronze Age dagger have been found in its grounds. It actually started out as a monastery, built by St. Crónán in 600. It was then taken over by the Normans. But after that things get interesting. An indigenous Irishman got hold of the gaff, a Gaelic Chieftain called Eoghan O'Madden. He built the original castle in 1336 thus making it one of the first Castles in the country actually built by an Irishman and not a Norman. Eoghan was the greatest chief the O'Maddens ever had and his kingdom stretched to the west as far as Loughrea. His wife, however was a Norman. So in her name, he went to the Crusades with his father where he learned much about the advantage of fortified dwellings.
The Castle was attacked and burned in a well-documented assault in 1595 and confiscated by the Crown. Thus it slipped out of Gaelic hands. It was granted, together with 6,000 acres to Sir John Moore in 1601 and he was responsible for the existing oak beamed roof. Sir John was sacked from his Government post when it was discovered that he was and remained a Catholic.
The Castle remained in the Moore family until it was taken by Cromwellian soldiers who remained in residence until thrown out on the orders of King Charles II in 1683. The Castle was garrisoned by Jacobites in 1689 and 1690. Jacobitism was the political movement in Great Britain and Ireland to restore the Roman Catholic Stuart King James II of England and his heirs to the thrones of England, Scotland and Ireland. They made a lasting impression on the castle: the remains of their gun emplacements can still be seen in the grounds. But the Jacobites were expelled by forces loyal to King William after the Battle of Aughrim. In fact, the present owner still has some of the Jacobite "gun money" fallen from the pockets of soldiers dating from 1689.
The Moores returned only to lose the castle again in 1852 as a result of a family lawsuit which lasted over 100 years. And it is a pity too, because the Moores were good landlords and tried their best to alleviate the suffering of their tenants in the Great Famine of 1845 to 1847. As a result of the Famine, the Moores became bankrupt and had to sell the lands.
The next incumbent was Dr. Robert Graves, the famous Dublin Doctor who discovered "Graves Disease" of the thyroid. He purchased the castle at the insistence of his wife. He died a year after purchasing the castle. After his death, his widow evicted up to 100 tenants from the property. She sounds nice. His grandson sold the castle in 1908 before emigrating to Australia, where his descendants still live.
Other interesting families followed including some dude who had expected to become a Lord but lost the title due to an unregistered marriage. Unlucky.
In 1972 Cloghan Castle was still lived in but was much dilapidated before being purchased by the present owners. They immediately commenced a major restoration which was well researched and stayed faithful to the original plans for the castle. Down through the years parts of the Castle were remodelled, including the addition of the Great Hall in the late 18th Century. This double height room has two Galleries supported by old exposed beams and partially exposed stone walls and dominated by a large raised carved Oak fireplace. In addition there is an even more imposing Court Room on the third floor which dates back to the 14th century.
And if you want to stay true to the feel of the castle, you can buy some of the furniture in it as well. Because of the Cromwellian and Georgian extensions to the Keep it is easy to live in without incessant stair climbing. So forget about climbing the tower and letting down your golden hair (or otherwise).
And how's this for posh…there are also 3 private gardens protected by high stone walls including a herb garden and a gravelled terrace. Trees dot the grass and there are some 80,000 more trees surrounding the grounds which are grazed by a large flock of rare Jacob sheep. In winter the rivers Shannon and Little Brosna flood to create a wildlife sanctuary, a seven-mile long lake, upon which nearly 40,000 wild birds come to feed.
And now for the tax breaks. Owing to its historical significance this property qualifies for favourable tax exemptions providing it is open to the public on occasions. As it is listed as a national historical monument it also enables improvements and maintenance to be set off against income tax and it can be passed upon death without incurring death duties.
And here's the grisly/good bit: the owner has shooting rights! You can blow birds right out of the sky to your heart's content! But you don't have as much room as previous posh owners have enjoyed. Four hundred years ago the estate consisted of over 6000 acres but was gradually reduced over the years to less than 160 acres by 1972 when the present owner purchased it together with 1500 acres of shooting rights. In winter when the River Shannon floods, the waters back up the Little Brosna River creating a seven mile lake at the back of Cloghan Castle and into that Winter Lake come over 30,000 wild birds from white fronted Greenland geese and swans to ducks of many varieties.
On some days it is possible to walk to the waters edge to view the birds feeding, only to have as many as 5,000 birds fly overhead in alarm. You'll be alarmed if all of them poop on you at the same time. So in theory, you HAVE shooting rights… but why shoot little birdies if you can get a chicken from Tesco for a fiver? No. Realising that it would be prohibitively expensive to keep shooters out, the current owner decided to hand the shooting rights over to the Irish Government who made a 2,000-acre bird sanctuary out of it. It is now one of the finest in the country.
This castle holds the wildlife wildcards too – roaming around are herons, ducks, deer, badgers, foxes, hawks, hares and countless small birds.
Because of its historical significance – it figured in the Elizabethan, Cromwellian and Jacobite wars – Cloghan Castle qualifies for special tax exemptions provided that you let the grubby public commoners in every now and again.
So, cease being a peasant and be the king or queen of your own castle. And invite us for a party!
Update: This castle has now sold. But keep seeking your palace, dear princes and princesses!


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Welcome to the worst TRUE story nightmare you have ever heard.
PAKISTAN – Zainab Zia, age 24, innocent victim:
• Raped by her brother-in-law, Mohammad Ali (member of the MQM party)
• Zainab and her sister, Shehla Zia, went out to file a complaint but were stopped by the mother "who wished to resolve the issue at home"
• Zainab and Shela got into a heated discussion with Ali, and the two girls were tied up and acid and kerosene thrown on them. Fortunately the girls were rescued before they were lit on fire.
• Girls tried to file a report, but were blocked by MQM leaders.
• Threats from militant MQM members were given to the girl's family; as a result the girls lost support of their family.
• In October, the chairman of MQM Union Council used his authority to arrange for Zainab and Shela's forced admittance into a psychiatric hospital. They were forced to flee to a shelter.
• Mr. Saleem Qaudri, a family friend, volunteered to protect Zainab. Because of legal and cultural reasons, they were forced to marry and Zainab became his one of many wives in polygamy.
• Mr. Saleem Qaudri was arrested on charges of rape, kidnap and theft. He was fortunately released when he showed the marriage certificate.
• Zainab's rape case finally goes to court, the investigation is suspended and Mohammad Ali and his comrades are let go on bail – all on the request of the MQM.
• Zainab asks for police protection and her request falls on unsympathetic ears. No protection is granted.
• Zainab goes to the high courts, where the investigation was stopped by the MQM and local police, and the case was dropped.
• Zainab gives up the law and holds a press conference. Two days later Zainab's husband, Qaudri, and his guests were attacked in a Latifabad restaurant. Police intervened but refused to register a case. Neither did they accept the report of Qaudri's medical examination.
• The original case of rape and acid-throwing is now pending in Session and District Court no. 6, Hyderabad, with no progress made.
Is your mouth hanging wide-open? This is not an isolated case in Pakistan. Let me repeat, this is not an isolated case in Pakistan. Something must be done to end this disgusting government corruption and complete lack of police enforcement. Not only is this not an isolated case in Pakistan, but women and girls are victims just like Zainab all over the world.
As the New York Times stated in their recent issue about women, this is the century of the rise of women and their victory over inequality and injustice. I believe this is true. Awareness, information, and free access to this information is KEY in this fight. Knowledge is important not only for personal wisdom and edification, but also a prerequisite to effective policy-making and on-the-ground work. Recently, the press has come out against the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, as many of their projects have been ineffective due to a lack of understanding the problem, both contextually and practically (lack of data and information). So, what is to be done to obtain this information?
When I code stories like this for the WomanStats Database, I feel a little less helpless: I feel like I am actually doing something for Zainab and others like her. If it weren't for the WomanStats project, Zainab's voice would be lost in the cosmos of the many thousands of internet blogs and reports. WomanStats take these women's experiences and immortalize their names and their stories in the Database, which will be accessed by thousands of researchers and policymakers.
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My blog today is a wake-up call – a call to all reading this to spread the word about the cause of women. Spread the cause, and tell them about WomanStats. Tell your friends, neighbors, everyone on your email list, co-workers, etc. about these issues facing women. I know that many wish to live in a "bubble" and see the world through "rose-colored glasses," but this would not only be an apathetic, ignorant route, but also a destructive one. Destructive not only in Pakistan, but also in your own backyard.
Have courage. BELIEVE you can make a difference, and let the knowledge of Zainba and many women and girls just like her spread in every ear. Then, and only then, when knowledge is cultivated, will there be a victorious change.
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Childish Gambino is back, and cherish it, because it won't be long before he's back to being Donald Glover. In his recent comeback to music Gambino dropped a track titled 'This Is America' along with a music video that sent social media into a frenzy. But what is it that's so damn good?
Not only is Gambino back, but so is Kanye West. The greatest artist of a generation hopped back on Twitter and said some pretty outlandish things, topping it all off by claiming that slavery "sounds like a choice". (Albeit for album promotion) The backlash he's received is monumental, people are feeling that maybe it's time for a new artist to take the reigns atop of music as the most influential man around, enter Childish Gambino.
Not only is This Is America a much better sound than Kanye's underwhelming releases on his comeback, but it's also much more culturally important track, with a Grammy worthy video that I haven't stopped watching. There's so much going on that you need to watch several times because first time round all I saw was funky dancing and people getting shot. Don't watch Gambino dance the next time you watch this video, watch all the riots, all the cops and all the violence, then watch all the teenagers videoing it on their phones. There's so many hidden messages in this video it's beyond belief on the first couple views.
The tinfoil hats have been out on Twitter as always, but a lot of them are pretty spot on, the dancing distracts you from the chaos, many believe that this symbolises how America are happy to take certain aspects of black culture but ignore all the gun crime and struggles that go with it. There's reference to church shootings and reference to how guns are a higher priority than people. Amidst all the chaos, there's people videoing it, perhaps a reference to how social media has taken over the world.
Not only is the video outstanding, it's lyrically and sonically pleasing as well, we could be about to go into a new wave of Gambino, just when you thought he couldn't get better he goes and does this. Maybe it's time for a change at the top of the heap, Gambino might really be at the top.
His evolution has been something I've never seen before. The man is a singer, rapper, dancer, comedian, actor, director and producer, if that's not an inspirational amount of talent than I don't know what is.
There's adlibs from 21 Savage and Slim Jxmmi, a cameo from SZA in the music video, and even death riding past on a white horse. This entire song and music video is beyond what anyone could imagine. The story behind it all is one to try and wake up America and shift them into a better place. This is easily the most important music video of the year, and one of the most important of the decade. If this is the beginning of a full length project from Childish Gambino for one last time, let's all get ready for a potential album of the year.


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Cape Town, South Africa has long been known as one of Africa's most visited cities for quite some time now, but what is it about Cape Town that draws us in? Set on a peninsula wedged between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans with the stunning and iconic Table Mountain as its backdrop, the city of Cape Town sits in one of the worlds most spectacular settings.
However, the beauty is not restricted to the city, with visitors having the luxury of taking only a short drive out to some of the most gorgeous white sandy beaches. The city is also well recognized for its harbor, biodiversity, good weather year-round, beaches and various landmarks. In fact, back in June 2010 the city was a host to the World Cup games.
The best time to visit Cape Town for a beach holiday is December through April, where you can really take advantage of South Africa's world class beaches and divine scenery. However, if you are looking for somewhere on the map to conquer your latest and greatest adventure, Cape Town in April through June is the next spot to hit! With the city's vast biodiversity, hiking is a highly recommended activity with days of crisp and clear air.
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- Viviana: I'll now tell you what really happened during the last two months.
- Viviana: I'll tell you how I met Ilias and his friends from the Academy, how we stole the Avaril together and how we freed Lilith from prison.
- Viviana: I'll tell you how Eldor trapped us in Oakdale, how he tortured me and Lilith and how Lilith eventually teleported me and Ilias to Wylen near Greenspring.
- Viviana: I'll also read the most important passages from this confession by a member of the Disciples of the Two Heavens.
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- Viviana: One day after Lilith's trial, Ilias Oter and Alissa Itoriel made an awkward attempt to contact the Shadowdancers…


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By Stu Salkeld The Stettler Independent
It may seem a long way off, but County of Stettler council is already looking at the 2018 road-building season. They reviewed road building projects prioritization during their regular meeting Nov. 8.
All councilors were present for the meeting.
Councilors received a memo from Rick Green, Director of Engineering and Public Works, updating the five-year road-building plan. The memo listed the top 15 road building projects in descending order of priority.
The memo went in depth in the top four projects, as follows: "County staff started land acquisition discussions and survey/design work on these projects in order of priority. The current status of these projects is as follows:
Priority 1: Rge. Rd. 205A; Twp. Rd. 352 from Twp. Rd. 350 to Rge. Rd. 210
"Landowner on north end has indicted no support for the project. Councilor Grover provided the information regarding alignment and required right of way to see if he is able to move the project forward.
"Survey work on available properties and road allowance has been completed. LIDAR data has been incorporated for lands where no permission has been given to allow design work to continue when time allows. Project abandoned pending future positive landowner support."
Priority 2: Twp. Rd. 394 from Hwy. 850 to Rge. Rd. 183
"This project will be by-passed until such time as the bridge sized culvert within the project limits requires replacement through condition assessment updates.
"Progress has been made with some landowners (2015). County Engineering will work within existing agreements and road r/w to complete a design with a view towards it being shelf ready when construction is scheduled.
"Given the flat topography, efforts to design around the non-supportive landowner will be made; however the bridge pipe replacement may be an issue without landowner support.
"Brad will complete the survey within the road allowance when time allows, and incorporate LIDAR data for adjacent properties so we have a design ready when the project needs to push forward due to required bridge pipe work."
Priority 3: Rge. Rd. 211 from Hwy. 601 to Twp. Rd. 402
"Further conversations with landowners have resulted in permission to survey some areas. The property owners adjacent the south wetland have stated support only is the road goes straight rather than curving around. This will likely negatively impact Water Act approvals. Brad has completed survey of land he has been given access to, and will incorporate LIDAR data to allow the design to be completed in areas where access has not been given."
Priority 4: Rge. Rd. 191 from Hwy. 53 to Twp. Rd. 412
"Public Works has initiated contact with some landowners regarding introduction of the project and getting survey access to complete a design.
"Work has been postponed on these priority projects in favor of other projects with budget support. We currently have one small project in design (Rge. Rd. 18-3 @ SW 10-34-18 – length approximately 400m) with target construction in 2018 which was approved by Council July 6, 2017."
Councilor Ernie Gendre asked if there were estimates for certain projects, either for county staff or contractors doing the work. Green responded none of the projects are budgeted so there's nothing to work with yet.
Gendre said he'd like to see the county get the biggest bang for its buck.
CAO Tim Fox, responding to discussion among councilors, noted that between eight and 12 miles of road can be built per year, based on previous years.
Councilor Wayne Nixon said he felt that council should decide what money is available for road building first, then decide what fits into that budget.
Councilors accepted the memo for information.


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The long-awaited and much-anticipated day has finally come and gone – October 15, 2011. My son and daughter-in-law departed for Chile! Although I knew it was coming, I still wasn't ready. When they arrived at our home the weekend before, they were a bundle of excitement and a to-do list pages long. But from the beginning of their week with us, things did not go as planned. The perfect week we so wanted to spend together was just a little less than perfect. Let me explain.
First of all, both Blake and Bekah arrived sniffling and sneezing, victims of allergies and colds. Although feeling a little under the weather, they were determined to not let it spoil their plans and pushed ahead to enjoy their week. And that we did in spite of beautiful fall weather that gave way to clouds and rain on our outing on the Parkway, in spite of our hot water heater that went out and had to be replaced during the week, in spite of the kitchen faucet that decided to send water only through the sprayer, in spite of a fishing trip that survived the rain, but where only one tiny, tiny, in fact the tiniest fish I had ever seen was the only one caught, in spite of a day trip that had to be taken to Atlanta to complete the sale of Blake & Bekah's vehicle, and in spite of the never-ending chore of sorting, packing, and re-packing trying to get everything packed and ready to go. In spite of all the less than perfect things that happened this week, however, we were all blessed!
Surely we were blessed with those things that went right – a fishing trip not rained out; a Thanksgiving, Christmas, birthday celebration all rolled into one; a nice lunch with both families before Blake and Bekah left. Yet we were also blessed in the midst of all those less than perfect things. How can the same things that irritate and annoy us one day be so easily tolerated on another day? I think it has something to do with our focus.
Somehow, with Blake and Bekah's leaving looming on the horizon, having to use umbrellas to view a waterfall or dealing with the hot water heater just didn't cause the same agony. Instead of focusing on what was wrong, we were just happy to have the week to spend together. But what about those everyday kind of days when nothing special is going on? Where is my focus then? Do I become lost in monotony or overwhelmed by a heavy load? How do I react when I feel slighted, hurt, or used, or when I feel I've done everything right and everything goes wrong? Do I look for others to blame, perhaps even God? Where is my focus?
The Bible has something to say about our focus in life. Paul told the Colossians: "Set your mind on things above, not on things on the earth. For you died, your life is hidden with Christ in God" (Colossians 3:2-3). Just as my focus last week was on something more important than the minor inconveniences or setbacks that occurred, the mind of the believer should be focused on things above, things of an eternal nature, not on temporal things. When we keep our eyes on God, we gain perspective. Those everyday problems and inconveniences seem to be less important when our focus is primarily on things of eternal value.
In addition, when our lives are hidden with Christ, He blesses us with tools that can help us experience victory in the midst of our everyday struggles and trials. Christ give us —
- peace – "You will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You, because he trusts in You" (Isaiah 26:3).
- joy – "You will show me the path of life; in Your presence is fullness of joy; at Your right hand are pleasures forevermore" (Psalm 16:11).
- patience – "My brethren, count it all joy when you fall into various trials, knowing that the testing of your faith produces patience" (James 1:2-3).
- power – "For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind" (2 Timothy 1:7).
- hope – "Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who according to His abundant mercy has begotten us again to a living hope, through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, to an inheritance incorruptible and undefiled and that does not fade away, reserved in heaven for you" (1 Peter 1:3-4).
I admit that I as I watched Blake and Bekah disappear into the airport with the cart piled high with suitcases and trunks, I was thinking more about the loss I felt at the moment, my temporal pain, than anything of eternal value. The tears that blinded my vision, however, did not obscure the peace, hope, and yes, even joy, that I have in my heart because of Christ. Just as Christ reassured His disciples before His departure, He assures us as well: "These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world" (John 16:33). So with our focus on Christ and hidden in Him, we can have victory and discover blessings beyond measure even on those difficult and less than perfect days.
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[Editor's Note: This article includes suggestions for living Holy Week. Bookmark this article or pin it on Pinterest for future reference!]
Easter without Holy Week has no meaning.
Jesus rose from the dead. It is the raison d'être of our faith. Without the Resurrection, nothing else matters. Saint Paul says it best:
If there is no resurrection of the dead, then neither has Christ been raised. And if Christ has not been raised, then empty [too] is our preaching; empty, too, your faith. Then we are also false witnesses to God, because we testified against God that he raised Christ, whom he did not raise if in fact the dead are not raised. For if the dead are not raised, neither has Christ been raised, and if Christ has not been raised, your faith is vain; you are still in your sins. Then those who have fallen asleep in Christ have perished. If for this life only we have hoped in Christ, we are the most pitiable people of all. (1 Corinthians 15:13-19)
But we cannot truly understand the Resurrection nor believe in it unless we also understand the events leading up to it. We must pay homage to the otherworldly events which led up to the empty tomb. This is why Holy Week is so vital to our faith life. It is paramount, as the end of Lent draws near, to slow down and focus upon the events of each day building up to Easter Sunday. Take the time.
The Raising of Lazarus
Begin with the raising of Lazarus, solely documented by John (John 11:1-53), but recognized by every Gospel writer. This was the last miracle which Jesus performed before the Crucifixion, and it was the one which truly set up the events of Holy Week.
To raise a man who had been dead for four days, who had been buried and sealed in a tomb — this was (and still is) beyond all human understanding. It could not be explained away with magic or sleight of hand or overeager gossip. Those in power were deeply afraid of the consequences of this, both for their political positions as well as their leadership in the Jewish faith.
For this reason, their first idea was to arrange for Lazarus to be murdered (John 12:10-11). If they could get rid of Lazarus, they could discount the miracle surrounding him and cast doubt in the minds of Jesus' believers. It was at dinner with Lazarus that Jesus was anointed with costly oil by an unknown woman — an omen of His upcoming death and burial. It was also at this dinner that we see Judas portrayed as a thief with the money he held in trust for the group. Jesus knew the hypocrisy of Judas' self-serving questions regarding whether that oil could have been sold to help the poor. Judas had no intention of helping the poor; he wanted more money for his pocket.
Do we truly believe that Jesus can perform incredible miracles to this very day? Plan to attend as many prayer services as possible during Holy Week.
Palm Sunday: Jesus Enters Jerusalem
Jesus rides on a colt through the streets of Jerusalem, accepting the accolades of the crowds. The Pharisees are very concerned about the size and enthusiasm of the crowds (John 12: 19), suggesting that killing Lazarus would have had no effect upon Jesus' popularity. Jesus also realizes that many people believe in Him only because of the "signs." He challenges them to follow His Way, which requires more than mere belief:
Amen, amen, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains just a grain of wheat; but if it dies, it produces much fruit. Whoever loves his life loses it and whoever hates his life in this world will preserve it for eternal life. Whoever serves me must follow me, and where I am, there also will my servant be. The Father will honor whoever serves me. (John 12:24-26)
Do we love this life more than our life in the Kingdom with Jesus? Or do we, like many in Jesus' time, say that we believe, but do not act on it because we "prefer human praise to the glory of God" (John 12:43). Bring home palms and place them behind a crucifix or image of Jesus in each room of our homes. (If you do not have a crucifix/image in each room, now is a good time to get them.) This can be a start to living our faith in public and living in the Kingdom now.
Holy Monday: Jesus Cleanses the Temple
So many Jews were in Jerusalem for Passover and money changers, often illicitly, were operating in the Temple area. Jesus turns over their tables and removes them, declaring that His house is a house of prayer, not a den for thieves (Luke 19:46). His implication that the Temple is His own house further infuriates and frightens the Jewish leaders.
Has Easter become more about bunnies and colored eggs than living as "Resurrection people"? Are we simply cultural Catholics who relish the traditions and trinkets, but do not live as Temples of the Holy Spirit? Have a family meeting to discuss ways in which our family can truly live its faith in its priorities and purpose. If we are putting CYO sports before Mass, Jesus needs to clean out our Temples!
Holy Tuesday: Jesus Curses the Fig Tree
Jesus leaves Jerusalem on Monday night and returns to Bethany to spend the night. The next morning, as He was going back to the city of Jerusalem, He is hungry. He spies a fig tree, but there is no fruit. He curses the tree and it immediately withers. When the Apostles see this, they ask how the tree withered so quickly.
Jesus said to them in reply, "Amen, I say to you, if you have faith and do not waver, not only will you do what has been done to the fig tree, but even if you say to this mountain, 'Be lifted up and thrown into the sea,' it will be done. Whatever you ask for in prayer with faith, you will receive." (Matthew 21:21-22)
As Jesus approaches the Temple, many surround Him, questioning Him, seeking His counsel. He shares the parable of the two sons:
"What is your opinion? A man had two sons. He came to the first and said, 'Son, go out and work in the vineyard today.' He said in reply, 'I will not,' but afterwards he changed his mind and went. The man came to the other son and gave the same order. He said in reply, 'Yes, sir,' but did not go. Which of the two did his father's will?" They answered, "The first." Jesus said to them, "Amen, I say to you, tax collectors and prostitutes are entering the kingdom of God before you. When John came to you in the way of righteousness, you did not believe him; but tax collectors and prostitutes did. Yet even when you saw that, you did not later change your minds and believe him." (Matthew 21:28-32)
Jesus can't make Himself any more clear: We must do more than just say that we believe. We must live each day of our lives as believers. In fact, it's better to not even speak of our belief and instead just act as believers. Do people know that we are followers of Christ simply by the way we live? This is typically the day when Confession is offered for several hours in our parishes. That is a great way to prepare for the Triduum — the three days leading up to Easter.
Holy Wednesday (Spy Wednesday): Judas Conspires to Betray Jesus
Jesus continues to preach to His Apostles and those surrounding Him. He warns the Pharisees of their sinfulness and reminds His Apostles that He will be handed over to be crucified. The best-known parable which Jesus gives on this day is the story of three men and the Talents. While two of the men multiply their talents by hard work and ingenuity, that third man buries his talent in the ground so that he will not lose it.
What are we doing with the gifts God gave us? Are we "burying" them because we are too afraid that we might fail or be less than perfect? Or do we use our gifts for His glory so that others can see Him through us? This would be a great time to assess the ways in which we are using our wealth and talents in our own home. Are we using them for worldly material gain or status? Take time as a family to evaluate our priorities and examine how we use our gifts.
Holy Thursday: Jesus His Apostles' Feet and Institutes the Eucharist
Jesus teaches His Apostles (and us) that the only way to be holy is through humble service to others. We must be last, not first. We must not seek power and glory on earth but in heaven. And Jesus helps us every step of the way by providing us with Himself in the form of bread and wine.
Jesus serves us ultimately by making Himself our literal food and drink to nourish us. Do we believe this miracle when we participate in the Mass? Do we allow the power of the Eucharist to fill us and flourish in us? Plan to attend Holy Thursday evening Mass in which the priest washes the feet of others and where the final consecration of the Eucharist will take place until Easter. Spend some time in Adoration.
Good Friday: Jesus Suffers and Dies on the Cross
Jesus allows Himself to be completely humiliated. He is mocked, cruelly scourged, and crucified like a common criminal. All of his Apostles either run away or deny Him. Only His mother will stay as close as she can, in the end, supported only by some other women and the Apostle John, to whom Jesus entrusts her before He dies.
Where were all the people for whom Jesus performed miracles? The healed lepers? The blind who now see? The father of a daughter who was healed or the centurion whose slave was cured? How often do we fail to recognize Jesus in our midst or pay homage to Him out of embarrassment or pride? Plan to attend Good Friday Services and pay homage to the Cross. Within our families, set up a tradition now that, between the hours of Noon to Three on Good Friday, we will either be at Church or at home, maintaining prayerful silence for those three hours. What a powerful testament to Him would that be!
Holy Saturday: The World is Quiet
The tabernacle light was extinguished on Friday. The Church is empty and bare. The great King is dead.
And so we wait, and think of our own dead loved ones, knowing that Jesus went down into Hell and freed those who believe in Him from the punishment of their sin. Again, this is not a day to go out shopping or participate in sports. Stay home, work quietly, and contemplate the great sacrifice of our Lord. Plan to attend Easter Vigil at midnight tonight.
Easter Vigil: Hallelujah! He Has Risen!
The Sabbath is over and the women go to anoint His body in the tomb, but He is gone. Jewish days run from sundown to sundown, so this was the early morning of the third day. Imagine their astonishment, their fear, their confusion as they run to tell the others.
Are we still astonished? Would we, like others who saw and touched and spoke with the Risen Lord, give up our former life to follow Him? Or do we just go back to our fishing nets, our tax collecting, or our sheep? Plan to attend the Easter Vigil where the new fire is lit and new Catholics are welcome to our Church. Feel their joy as they, for the first time, know what it is like to participate in the Eucharist and join the community of believers.
Then let us take that joy home with us, and keep it burning throughout Easter Season, and until our worldly death.
He has risen!


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Jack Ma, executive chairman of Alibaba group and United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres arrive to attend a high-level panel on digital cooperation, at the UN headquarters in New York, June 10, 2019. (Xinhua/Li Muzi)
Jack Ma of China's Alibaba Group joined United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Melinda Gates of the Gates Foundation in a live conversation on Monday to discuss global digital cooperation for a safer and more sustainable future of the digital industry.
The global online event was seen as an opportunity to discuss how the public sector, private sector and civil society can work together to realize the potential of digital technologies for advancing human well-being, while mitigating the risks.
Ma, who is the executive chairman of Alibaba group and co-chair on the UN High Level Panel on Digital Cooperation, said that in the digital age, the bigger you are, the bigger responsibility you should have.
Ma said that his job has been "chief education officer," as he has been engaged in educating customers and government officials, and trying to convince them to keep abreast with technology development.
"If you do not pay attention to privacy, if you do not pay attention to data security, if you do not pay attention to human rights, if you do not pay attention to the interest of society, you might disappear very quickly," Ma said.
Today, mobile phones are much more powerful than any personal computer twenty years ago, Ma said, adding that if the government, private sectors and civil society work together, they could make smart policies.
Guterres, on his part, noted the importance of a people-centered approach, saying it is not only a government responsibility, but a societal responsibility.
Communities, organizations and individuals working on issues ranging from digital inclusion, digital rights to security, governance also joined the online conversation during the webcast at the UN Headquarters.


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Many thanks to those who have offered support for me over the last few days. Today was better. I didn't have to gird my loins just to get out of bed, so I think of that as a victory.
In other news, I had to prove to my husband that his "noxious gaseous eruptions" were at toxic levels today. He thinks it is funny to let one rip in public, when all it does is make people wonder what the hell died in the area. I counted 13 in just under 2.5 hours. The car even retained some of the odiferous aroma. He finally gave in and admitted that it was just disgusting. Why is it that you have to draw a map with written instructions to get a man to understand what you want? All I wanted was for him to go somewhere besides next to me, or at least give me some warning so I can prepare.


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The Illinois State Historical Society wants to see a particular portrait of Abraham Lincoln -- before he was president -- in every courthouse in Illinois. The Society hopes to make that happen during the state's Bicentennial year.
Society Executive Director William Furry said Lincoln is an iconic figure, particularly in Illinois, and courthouses are especially appropriate spots to hang his picture.
"Places where he might have served," Furry said, "either as a trial lawyer, or on the bench, or just been a presence there in the community."
Furry says they've found sponsors for around 30 portraits so far, including in DeKalb and DuPage Counties. He said portraits are now scattered from Jo Daviess in northwest Illinois to Marion County in the south.
One foundation underwrote portraits for Ford, Livingston, Logan, McLean and Woodford Counties, counties in the circuit where Lincoln practiced law. Furry says the Society is in talks with several organizations for the remainder.
The picture of a beardless Lincoln is based on a photograph taken in 1860, just after he became the Republican nominee for President. Furry says it's not the image of the 16th President that most people grow up with.
"It's also the Lincoln that everyone knew in Illinois. He did not have a beard until the last four or five weeks before he left Illinois for good, and never came back. And so, he is the 'Illinois Lincoln.'"
Furry said the Society thinks this is a great way to mark the Illinois Bicentennial. He said he's hopeful portraits can be placed at courthouses in the rest of Illinois's 102 counties by later in 2018.


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By Train: Take Long Island Rail Road to Hicksville or Oyster Bay LIRR Station & take local Taxi to 345 Centre Island Avenue.


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BIOL-O-GEE R.A.P. - Circulation
This music video describes the mechanical events of the cardiac cycle. See how the heart pumps blood through the pulmonary circulation and the systemic circulation, transporting and nutrients, oxygen and carbon dioxide to their destinations. Keywords are spelled out to reinforce cardiovasular terms and processes. Runtime: 7:14


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Collection Overview
Legacy Art Galleries has a rich and varied art collection of approximately 18,000 objects. Legacy makes artworks accessible through exhibitions, campus and community displays, on-line records, and for research and teaching. Collection strengths include art of the Pacific Northwest, with a significant focus on contemporary Indigenous prints; Arts and Crafts decorative arts; and European, Asian, and Pre-Columbian works. Legacy's database enables you to access the collection for your own interest and research, complete with images where copyright permits. Stay tuned as we launch our new improved database in 2019.
Explore our current online database, where our entire collection is accessible to view.
As a visitor to this site and our collection database, please note that the materials you access are provided for personal and/or scholarly use only. You are responsible for obtaining any copyright permissions that may be required for further uses of the material.
Contact Caroline Riedel if you have inquiries related to copyright or photography reproduction of collection materials.
The University of Victoria Legacy Art Galleries manages the art collection amassed by UVic since its founding, including most significantly the Katharine and John Maltwood Bequest (1964), the Michael C. Williams Estate (2001) and other gifts and purchases received since that time. Under the guidance of its Art Collections Policy and with the generous support of donors, the staff and the Art Collection Committee aim to build upon existing strengths and develop collections to support Legacy's mandate, which serves the goals set out in UVic's Strategic Framework and engages widely with communities within the Pacific Northwest context.
Legacy has loaned artwork to a variety of community partners, where our collections are enjoyed by the public. Although this program is currently on hold, below are some examples of the locations where our collection can be found in the community.
Swan's Hotel & Brewpub
In 2001, UVic received an incredible gift from local benefactor Michael C. Williams, who left his collection of contemporary art as well as several properties to the university, including Swan's Hotel & Brewpub. The rooms of Swan's are now adorned with pieces from Williams' impressive collection of Pacific Northwest artists. Although situated in private rooms, these pieces are available for research and exhibition purposes upon request.
Until recently, Swan's Pub housed many stunning pieces from the Williams Collection. Although these pieces have been removed as a result of recent renovations, the majority will soon be on public view once again on the UVic campus.
Government HouseGovernment House is the home of British Columbia's Lieutenant Governor. The Government House Art Collection is supplemented by loans from Legacy's collections, including works by Myfanwy Pavelic, Joseph Plaskett, Robert Davidson, Donald Harvey and Susan Point. Public tours of Government House occur monthly.
Health Centres
Island Medical Program at Royal Jubilee Hospital
The Royal Jubilee Hospital features an installation of regional artwork in a variety of media featuring Donald Harvey, Gordon A. Smith and Doug Morton.
|Access Health Centre
More than forty works of art from our collection are installed at the Access Health Centre in Victoria. Beginning in 2008, UVic Art History & Visual Studies students worked with Legacy and Cool-Aid staff over several years to install works at the health centre as well as mount three exhibitions at Legacy Gallery (Regarding Wealth, Connect the Blocks, On Communities and Nations). The project was an opportunity to develop the practice of participatory curation beyond the classroom or a traditional gallery space. Works installed include photographs by Courtney Milne and prints by artists from this region such as Art Thompson, Gordon A. Smith and Tom Hunt.


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Greenes Restaurant in Cork city has launched its new winter season menu, which showcases ingredients from producers in Cork and the surrounding region.
Executive head chef Bryan McCarthy said: "The food and ethos at Greenes is focused on promoting local ingredients as well as on applying innovative techniques in cooking with them. It's very important to us that we are always working with the fantastic food producers and foragers we have here in Cork to create something special."
Game season is also highlighted on Greenes' new menu, which offers a selection of game dishes including Ballinwillin Organic Farm venison from Pat Mulcahy in Mitchelstown with celeriac, preserved elderberry, apple & chocolate; and wild Irish pheasant with vegetables from Richard's Little Organic Farm in Mallow, pickles, blackberry, chanterelle mushrooms from Ballyhoura Mountain Mushrooms, and lemon thyme.
Diners can also expect dishes such as Union Hall seared wild Irish halibut with Jerusalem artichoke, baby leek, mussel sauce & sea spaghetti with leeks from Kilbrack Organic Farm and sea vegetables foraged by Monica Gonzales, and Killenure Dexter beef served with smoked potato, onion, black cabbage & Ballyhoura Mountain shiitake mushroom jus.
For dessert, diners can choose from tarte fine of apple & almond made with apples from Kilbrack Organic Farm, paired with rare apple ice wine from Killahora Orchards in Glounthaune, served with vanilla ice cream & jersey custard made with milk from Midleton milk producer Dan Ahern.
Greenes' wine list is carefully chosen by manager and sommelier Frank Schiltkamp to accompany the winter menu.


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1. Woodbridge (29-1)–A storybook season for Woodbridge ends with a convincing state title victory in Richmond. Vikings lose some memorable players but will be a strong contender next year with a ton of young talent returning.
2. Paul VI (27-8)–The Panthers won their 13th straight VISAA title. They did it by blitzing St. Anne's Belfield. Didn't even have Ashley Owusu available for that game. If anything the Panthers were underrated this year–even though they're losing Owusu they showed they have the foundation in place for another great year in 2018-2019.
3. Edison (26-2)–Gave Princess Anne another good fight but fell once more in Richmond to that powerful program. Carole Miller sadly departs, though there's a lot back next year including Aurea Gingras, Charlotte Jewell, and Bri Johns.
4. Freedom-South Riding (28-2)–Edison proved again to be a hurdle too high for FSR as the Eagles fell at regionals and states to…those other Eagles. A lot of talent graduates but Freedom has tasted success. This program is still a good one.
5. Bishop Ireton (21-12)–Disappointing loss to Belfield in the VISAA semis doesn't tarnish another good year for the Cardinals. First-year coach Kesha Walton returns a lot of talent next year, though not having Akunna Konkwo will obviously be hard.
6. T.C. Williams (20-6)–There are a lot of good candidates for Coach of the Year on the girls side–Lisa Willis would be one. The Titans impressed with a huge playoff win at Madison and two tough fights with Woodbridge.
7. Madison (22-6)–An amazing season for Madison concluded with the loss to T.C. Williams at states. Concorde District and 6D Regional champs, the Warhawks return a ton of talent next year. We are likely entering another golden age of Lady Warhawks basketball.
8. West Springfield (21-4)–Gave it a really good shot against Woodbridge at regionals and lost by single digits. Spartans weren't even at full strength that game. Another good senior class gone but Lexi White and several other talented Spartans return.
9. South Lakes (22-7)–Came on very strong in the last half of the season and navigated a very tough road at 6D regionals to finish runner-up to Madison. Leila Copeland was one of the most underrated players in the region this year and it's inevitable sophomore Brianna Scott becomes a star. Other nice talent returns next year, too.
10. Marshall (21-6)–An amazing comeback at South Lakes in regionals fell short. Marshall had a lot to be proud of, nevertheless, namely two big wins at regionals before that game. Statesmen arrived a year ahead of schedule–only lose one senior from this team that gave everyone except Edison fits.
11. Osbourn Park (19-5)–The Cedar Run regular season and tourney champs, the Jackets drew a tough Marshall team at regionals and were ousted. Shay Hagans and a good senior class graduates, so OP's young talent must come of age next year.
12. Oakton (19-7)–Couldn't do anything with Madison this year but handled most everybody else. Four seniors graduate but some nice talent in the classes below–hard to believe Hannah Kaloi is just a sophomore the way she played this season.
13. Loudoun Valley (23-3)–Good team out there in Purcellville. Valley didn't succeed in its goal to win states, falling to Pulaski County. Went undefeated in the Dulles District, also winning the 4C regional tournament.
14. O'Connell (15-15)–This was a good team that just couldn't get over the hump in the powerful WCAC. Ten of its losses were to Ireton, PVI, McNamara, and St. John's, some of the best teams in the country, let alone the DMV. James, Smith, Carlock, Simmons, Brunais is a great core for next year.
15. South County (16-8)–This team faced a difficult road in its district and in the regional tournament, mostly passing tests with flying colors. The loss to West Potomac notwithstanding, the Stallions got wins over a lot of good teams this year. That was with Gabbi San Diego not healthy the second half of the season, too.
16. Tuscarora (20-6)–Mostly just lost to Freedom this year. Isabellah Middleton proved every bit as dominant a force as her graduated sister, and she's back next year. The Huskies lose some really good seniors like guard Rosi Santos, but so does Freedom, so…
17. McLean (18-7)–The Liberty Tourney champs lost a heart-breaker to Chantilly in double overtime at regionals. That hurt, but it was still a season of positive accomplishments for the Highlanders. Auza and the seniors will be missed though there's young talent and of course Elizabeth Dufrane back next year.
18. (Tie) Stonewall Jackson (20-7)–Transfers helped lead the Raiders to a great season.
18. (Tie) Lake Braddock (14-10)–A win over West Springfield and second place in the fantastic Patriot District highlighted the Bruins' season.
18. (Tie) Thomas Jefferson (17-10)–A very emotional season that saw lots of on-the-court success. This team got wins over #10 Marshall and #11 Osbourn Park and led powerful Freedom-South Riding at halftime at regionals before falling.
Don't forget–Flint Hill (17-11), Episcopal (16-13), Chantilly (11-12), W.T. Woodson (15-12), Potomac Falls (18-7), Colgan (17-9)


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