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Subject: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Michael S
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 11:30 AM
Hi all,
I'm newly registered, though I've written in before when I've had info to share. I'm a fan, not a player, and in academia.
For Christmas, my wife gave me a CD copy of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's classic album, Will The Circle Be Unbroken. It will be 30 years old in October 2002. In October 1972 I was in my first semester in college. Though I'd been a high school folkie, I was a college Led Zeppelin fan, and paid little attention to the record upon its initial release. I did come to enjoy it in later years, and I'm sure enjoying it right now.
I've been thinking about in connection with the recent O Brother phenomenon. The Dirt Band record was nowhere near as successful. Still, it charted in Billboard, and was reviewed in Rolling Stone and other pop music outlets. Not bad for a record that's pretty pure old time country, and is filled with the likes of Mother Maybelle, Doc Watson, Merle Travis, Roy Acuff and many more.
Does anyone out there have any info--or memories-- about the record's reception almost 30 years ago? Was it influential? Did we hear that it would spark still another folk revival (righ on the heels of the 60s revival)? Any circa 1972 impressions of the Dirt Band's Circle? ---Michael S
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Sorcha
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 12:45 PM
It may not be what you want, but there is an evoloution of the band link here. I didn't stay long, but there looks to be a lot of information.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Lonesome EJ
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 01:41 PM
Hi Michael. When this record came out, I was still very much into hard rock, and traditional music was acceptable to me only when it had a rock-hybrid edge. It took me a long time to accept Sweetheart of the Rodeo as the great piece of music it was, and it was likewise the case with Will the Circle be Unbroken. I used to do a lot of kayaking in those days with my friends Bob, Dennis and Craig, and Bob's rickety van had one solid piece of equipment, and this was his favorite 8-track. It became ritual for us to play and sing "Here we Stand Beside the Raging River" before we set out in our boats, and the music seemed to suit the Appalachian backroads better than the raucous sounds of Bad Company or Thin Lizzie. I guess you could say it grew on me, and it brought me back round to the kind of music that I had early rejected as redneck or old-fashioned. I still love the album, and I believe it was a ground-breaker for many people of our age in terms of restoring us to our roots.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: GUEST,Steve Latimer
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 03:57 PM
It's funny you should mention this. I was listening to it yesterday and had the same thoughts.
I think it was very influential. I too was a Rock guy when I first heard this in the mid-seventies. I had never heard most of the artists and songs on it. I came to love it. I have since bought CD's by many of the artists on it.
I think many, many people were introduced to Bluegrass and Old Timey Music by this album. I also enjoyed WTCBU II, especially Bruce Hornsby's Bluegrass rendition of his hit "Valley Road".
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Bobert
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 04:30 PM
Hey, Michael. Well, there seemed to be two distinct kinds of music, folk and hard, within the "Rock" cummunity and a lot of folks were into both. But some folks just jumped entirely into the folk rock scene because of the familiarity of the country music influences on it. Plus, lots of folks were playing it giving creedence to the sound, as in the Rolling Stones, the Byrds, Dylan, Creedence Clearwater Revival,etc. giving way to that entire country folk rock scene of Gram Parsons, the Flying Burrito Brothers, New Riders and the Purple Sage, the Dead, Jesse Winchester, James Lee Stanley, etc. And the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. I think what made this recording so valuable (and difficult for the purist rockers) is the holding hands with the Doc Watson/ Roy Acuffs which during the 60's were so generally rejected by the counter culture because of the potical differences more than musical differences. I was personally delighted with album because I had grown up around country music and enjoyed seeing country and folk influences injected into rock 'n roll so when folks like Fairport Convention and Steeleye Span came on the scene I was beyond ready for them. Likewise, the Dirt Band. But I had friends who couldn't stand any of the country rock folkie stuff and who are still listening to psycadelic hard rock and A.C.D.C. scream rock...
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Coyote Breath
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 04:33 PM
I had been completely taken off by American Old Timey music (traditional country, folk music) when I got the three disk album from my brother David. He worked at Tower Records back then and thought I would like it. Oh yes! In fact I still like it and must say I like it better than "O Brother!" (which I truly love, got the video for Christmas) The version of Oh Death that I sang for longer than I can remember came from a Nitty Gritty recording (NOT the 'circle') I was pleased and choked up by the album and feel that it was a very good representation of American music from "off the freeways". A monument to Porch Music. At the time I had quite a few recordings of the Carter Family, Roy Accuf, Tom Ashely and many other "original" sources. The album tied stuff together for me.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: fat B****rd
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 04:36 PM
I bought this from a secondhand shop in Grimsby and it used to cheer me up in 1975 when I really was at a low ebb.I especially liked "Listen to the Mockingbird" with Vassar Clemens and the ersatz Cajun song "Liggy Liggy Lo". Just thought I'd put my twopenneth in.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: khandu
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 04:36 PM
This is a great work. I bought it soon after it's release. I was into heavy rock, although my early years was filled with folk and bluegrass. This album awakened my ears once again to the Great Ones, Merle Travis, Earl Scruggs, Doc Watson.
Hearing Mississippi John changed the course of my music. "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" kept me on the new course.
Excellent work. I can't say enough about the album.
However, in comparison, "Will the Circle...II" sucked.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Coyote Breath
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 05:12 PM
eeeww. Circle II? sounds ghastly! I especially liked the Grand Ol' Opry song. Reminds me of the Railroad song from the New Lost City Rambler's "Modern Times" album.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: GUEST
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 07:30 PM
I'm with Bobert all the way. The album was tremendously influential for me--it did lead me into my lifelong love of bluegrass and old time music. And to mountain dulcimer players! I hadn't been exposed at all to country, but in fact came to the music through Poco, Flying Burrito Brothers, the Band, the Byrds, etc.
BTW, anyone catch Mr. McGuinn on Letterman last night?
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Bobert
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 07:46 PM
Sorry to have missed him, Guest. I love Roger's stuff and that soaring twelve string is still a sound that fills my heart when I hear it. And, yes, Poco. What a sweet blend of rock, country and folk. "There's just a little majic in the country worth singin'... So let's begin...."
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From: 53
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 08:13 PM
mr. mcguinn's ric 12 is one of the nicest sounding 12's i've ever heard. BOB
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Rolfyboy6
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 09:02 PM
It was an influential album. Not quite earth shattering for me because I was way into blues, bluegrass and old-timey music due to geography, but I liked the performances of Doc Watson, Maybelle Carter, and Jimmie Martin on it. I still play it from time to time. But it was shatteringly influential on those who heard it and who hadn't grown up around old-time music. I played it for many who said "What was that?"and were fascinated. For suburban northern and western whites it was a whole new world. It is hard now to remember how ghettoized the 'hillbilly' and 'rhythm and blues' music markets were from the 'pop' world. "Circle" was an important cultural document, one of those that 'blew the doors off' and opened things up, and the music on it was damn good.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Ian Darby
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 09:43 PM
I taped a staggering version of "The Battle of New Orleans" by the above off the radio years ago. Could anybody tell me which album its from? (please)
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Gary T
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 11:30 PM
I second Rolfyboy6's comments. I'm not in a position to rate how influential it was, but I believe it was very significant in bridging the gap between "them long-hair hippie sh*ts" and "those redneck *ssh*les."
My understanding is that the Dirt Band was somewhat in awe of the music and musical abilities of the various country artists, and they in turn were amazed and gratified by the respect and appreciation those rock 'n' rollers had for the music. I believe this album was a major step in forging some understanding between what had all too often been opposing camps in American society.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Justa Picker
Date: 27 Dec 01 - 11:53 PM
It was one of the defining albums that got me turned onto Bluegrass.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: GUEST,Michael S
Date: 28 Dec 01 - 12:35 PM
Ian Darby asked about the Dirt Band's rendition of The Battle of New Orleans. This tune--perhaps in the same version he heard on the radio--can be found on both "Greatest Hits" and "Dirt Silver and Gold," each available on CD (I believe).
I'm enjoying reading of the impressions that Circle made on people, and I'm grateful to all who wrote. In the 24 hours since my query, I've listened to it a couple of more times (ahh--vacation days) and find that it truly is a wonderful record.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Jim the Bart
Date: 28 Dec 01 - 05:19 PM
IT was big for me. I had begun listening to all things country, coming at it from a folk and brit invasion direction, and the Dirt Bands take on Hank Williams, Merle Travis and the Carter Family hit me just about right. Vassar Clements was a revelation.
After a while, as I began to uncover the real thing, these tracks began to sound a little too polished and cleaned up. Now, listeneing to them again on CD, they sound pretty damn good.
Don't discount the second Circle album too quickly. The first set introduced a tradition. The idea with the second one, as I see it anyway, was to see more modern branches of that tradition. The music may not compare - in authenticity, at least - with the first, but it is still valid on its own terms.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Jerry Rasmussen
Date: 28 Dec 01 - 05:42 PM
It's fascinating reading all these comments. Makes me realize that each generation needs a Will The Circle Be Unbroken. By the time that the album came out, I was well aware of tradional American folk, had heard Doc Watson live, and most everyone else on the album (except Nitty Gritty) on record, so it wasn't much of an influence on me. I was blown away when I first heard the Anthology of American Folk Music (which I might never have heard if I hadn't been going to school in New York City at the time. I think the comparison to Oh Brother is a good one. I have a 26 year old son, who has heard traditional music all of his life. A young woman he works with, about his age, saw the movie and was blown away by it, and bought the CD. She wondered why she had never heard music like that.
Every generation needs a folk burp... a moment when traditional folk music surfaces from under all the rock, rap and pap and people are astonished by its vitality. At least ome people are. And like all of us, they'll wnat to hear where this music came from, and go back to the sources. The best thing about Circle I is that the sources were on the album...
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Nathan in Texas
Date: 29 Dec 01 - 10:29 AM
It was THE influential album of my youth. I was into rock and, to some extent, folk music, but considered "hillbilly" to be be "beneath" me, uncool, and listened to only by red-necks. WTCBU introduced me to and legitimatized old-time country & bluegrass as "cool". In the years since, I've left rock completely behind (though, of course, they haven't made any good rock since the early 70s). Now, I'm a "professional" old-time musician and appreciate all those represented on the album, as well as those to obscure or country to have been included.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: kj...
Date: 29 Dec 01 - 10:55 PM
....well it's one of the most influential records i ever heard......though i was thoroughly into the so-called folk revival of the 60's and 70's......bein' a northerner (is that a reason or excuse).....musicians like the Carter Family and the Watsons didn't really catch my attention until that album came 'round...and so my music world expanded....
...have a special memory of a covey of us buddies painting the inside of a friend's house and just playing and singing over and over....
....it's been real hard replacin the two records that lost strayed or whatever in the last couple of years....so i'll be buying that cd real soon.....
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: khandu
Date: 29 Dec 01 - 11:06 PM
"Nashville Blues"! "Grand Ole Opry Song"! Merle and Doc's first meeting! This collection is wonderfully musical and historical.
IMO, this was one of THE great recordings of the century.
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Roger in Baltimore
Date: 30 Dec 01 - 10:57 AM
I was running a record store when Circle came out. We catered to high shcool and college aged folks. We sold a lot of Deep Purple's Machine Head. gpt rcs,[;r/ Our best seller the year Cirlce came out was Circle. Certainly, we weren't catering to country listeners. I bllieve Circle exposed many people to a part of American music to which they had never been exposed. Considering it was a multirecord set, I believe its success in our store speaks volumes for its inherent listening value.
Roger in Baltimore
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Roger in Baltimore
Date: 30 Dec 01 - 10:57 AM
I was running a record store when Circle came out. We catered to high shcool and college aged folks. We sold a lot of Deep Purple's Machine Head. gpt rcs,[;r/ Our best seller the year Cirlce came out was Circle. Certainly, we weren't catering to country listeners. I bllieve Circle exposed many people to a part of American music to which they had never been exposed. Considering it was a multirecord set, I believe its success in our store speaks volumes for its inherent listening value.
Roger in Baltimore
Subject: RE: Dirt Band's Unbroken Circle-Influential?
From: Joe Offer
Date: 01 Mar 11 - 09:57 PM
I've been listening to the three Will the Circle Be Unbroken?albums in the car this week, and it was a nice experience. To me, these albums seem like a Harry Smith Anthology of old-timey music. I can't say I like the third album as much as the other two because it doesn't have the spontaneity, but it's still a wonderful album. The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Website seems to be shut down, but here is the track listing from an archive copy at archive.org. You'll find the current Website here (click)
Reviews of each track at Allmusic.com
Gloria Belle, Vocals (Background)
Norman Blake, Dobro
Mike Carr, Vocals (Background)
A.P. Carter, Composer
Mother Maybelle Carter, Autoharp, Guitar, Vocals
Vassar Clements, Composer, Fiddle, Guitar
Fred Cross, Vocals (Background)
Dorothy Dixon, Composer
Jimmie Fadden, Autoharp, Drums, Guitar, Harmonica, Harp, Vocals
Chet Flippo, Vocals (Background)
Martha Flippo, Vocals (Background)
Gary Garett, Composer
Jeff Hanna, Drums, Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Washboard
Roy M. "Junior" Husky, Bass
Jimmy Ibbotson, Drums, Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Pete "Oswald" Kirby, Dobro
Dino Lappas, Engineer
Jimmy Martin, Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Ray Martin, Vocals (Background)
Tim Martin, Vocals (Background)
Alice McEuen Vocals (Background)
John McEuen, Banjo, Guitar, Guitar (Steel), Mandolin, Vocals
William McEuen, Guitar, Producer
Larry Murray, Vocals (Background)
Ellis Padgett,Bass
Earl Scruggs,Banjo, Guitar
Gary Scruggs, Vocals (Background)
Louise Scruggs,Vocals (Background)
Randy Scruggs, Autoharp, Guitar
Steve Scruggs, Vocals (Background)
Les Thompson, Bass, Guitar, Mandolin, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Betty Travis, Vocals (Background)
Merle Travis,Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Doc Watson, Composer, Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
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Even Republicans were star-struck. Rep. Illeana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) said she was escorting a group of elementary school students onto the House floor when Obama made his entrance.
Ros-Lehtinen said the children noticed the presidential hopeful and screamed, "It's Barack Obama!†in unison. The congresswoman then led the students across the aisle and over to Obama, who chatted briefly with the three students.
"The kids were very excited,†said Ros-Lehtinen. "Like rock star excited.â€
Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.), an Obama supporter, said that a number of Republicans crossed the aisle to congratulate him. "One told me that if he wins, he looks forward to working with him,†said Conyers, who would not give the member's name. "I've worked with [the congressman] before on some things, but that still surprised me.â€
Conyers suggested that Obama's primary opponent needs to repeat the cross-chamber journey. "Hillary's got to come now,†he said.
Twice, it looked like Obama was about to leave the chamber, but he got pulled back in by superdelegates — both committed and uncommitted.
Below is a video clip of his presence.
Political pressure is mounting, and with each of these occurrences, Hillary Clinton is forced to make a political splash as well. It should not be long before we hear something from her campaign.


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Whether giving props or throwing shade, Jesus being God and man, knew not to take people too seriously because he understood their waveringly inconsistent nature. Better yet, Jesus understood that the only one that matters in life; to cling to, set expectations for, be hopeful of, trust in and depend on is God the father.
Even at the end, at the cross, Jesus was alone. His momma, home-girl and friend were also there weeping by his side. But not the disciples he led, masses he preached to or families he blessed and performed miracles for. In the flesh, it must have sucked to be abandoned in his darkest hour but I'm sure Jesus realized in the Spirit that God is all that matters, all he needed, and that His perfect will would be done.
This hits close to my heart because I have trust issues and often unrealistic expectations of others but God is working on me daily to become more gracious with man and more dependent on and expectant of Christ. I don't understand everything in life that I go through but I know for certain that God has never let me down. He's parted ways with past due friends, provided new friends and preserved true friends. So don't be offended or discouraged if they love you today and hate you tomorrow. Keep loving and forgiving others while trusting God to see you through.
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23 Now when He was in Jerusalem at the Passover feast, many believed in His name [identifying themselves with Him] after seeing His signs (attesting miracles) which He was doing. 24 But Jesus, for His part, did not entrust Himself to them, because He knew all people [and understood the [a]superficiality and fickleness of human nature], 25 and He did not need anyone to testify concerning man [and human nature], for He Himself knew what was in man [in their hearts-in the very core of their being]. John 2:23-25 (AMP)


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It is not that bad they say. Stay away from the Council they say.
It is only some of the "creative interpretations" by the local diocese or liberal media they say. Well, Lefebvre answered the false traditionalist's, of our times, like Burke and Schneider and says this, "Some say the Council was good and has good, but only the reform is bad. But that is not true! Why? Because when Rome gave the reform, they always say the reforms they do, they do in the name of the Council. In the name of the Council! It is evident that all reform came from the Council, and if the reform is bad, it is impossible that the Council is good and all reforms are bad. Because that is the authentic interpretation of the Council by Rome!"
It is clear how Rome is interpreting the Council and its not in any Catholic sense. It pertains to this "cult of man" established by Paul the 6th. A cult which no Catholic can have the hopes of saving their soul in objectively speaking. The doctrines were bad AND the reform was bad. BOTH. It is time for the "false traddies" to truly wake up and realize they simply have been wrong all along. Even Pope Benedict XVI said Vatican II was an attempted merger between the Revolution and the Church.
I didn't say he did. So quit telling me to stay away from the council's text's.
For it is you who need educating.
So, if they hold the authentic interpretation of the Council we must clearly conclude that it is they who are simply in error. End of story. No more excuses for the Council. No more excuses for the New Mass which came from the Masons, heretics and Jews. The man who does not properly point out what is ailing him might die. A doctor is not being hateful by telling another man this even as I say that Vatican II is a cancer. There is a big difference between viewing the Vatican II as a "cold" rather than stage 5 cancer.
Wait, I am confused Eric? So where is the Church?
Where will the Church be during the formal schism or this Apostate Church spoken of?
Due to the material heresies of Vatican II no faithful Catholic ought be in those buildings wherein it is taught. Where heresy is a Catholic cannot be. We cannot say that these Popes and prelates are not members of the Church (generally speaking) but the day is coming when we will all have to make a decision. A BIG DECISION. Do I deny Christ and follow the antichrist and take his mark? Do I try to fit in with the world and sit next to heretics and pagans in a "church" and sing KOOMBAYA together with them? That day is coming. This Apostate Church coming will not at all be the Catholic Church. This is where "hardline traditionalists" like myself and sedevacantists disagree. They say the formal schism has occurred. It hasn't. The heresies remain on the material level not formal. We could debate back and forth for days without ever agreeing. Such is the times.
It is because the Conciliar principles are in place for the coming Apostate Church of Darkness.
You know Vatican II "doctrine". The rights of man, human dignity babble, democracy, social justice/socialism, etc. It is all moving man toward the formal Religion of the Man of Lawlessness. You will notice how Blessed Emmerich said both of these "churches" reside in Rome. Take your Pepto my modernist friend. She is a real saint not the phony revolutionary ones of the "cult of man". Rome is about to turn to Masonic secular humanism.
You won't hear that Vatican II is the basis of a new religion in the false trad circles these days and thus they remain in error.
Let us hear the St. Athanasius of our times speak yet again. "This Council gives the same rights to error as to Truth! That is impossible…This new faith, it is a new religion. It is a protestant religion. That is a fact! How is it possible that the Pope gives the authorization to this change? How it is possible that the pope can sign this constitution (on liturgical change)? It is a deep mystery…If I take the position of the Council, I am betraying my Mother Church." (Archbishop Lefebvre, conference, 1976) Or how about this quote. "We are now faced with a grave choice: either we agree with the Council's Declaration on Religious Freedom, and thus oppose the teachings of the Popes, or we agree with the teachings of the popes, and thus disagree with Vatican II's Declaration on Religious Freedom. It is impossible to subscribe to both. I have made my choice: I choose Tradition. I cling to Tradition over novelty which is merely an expression of Liberalism, the very Liberalism condemned by the Holy See for a century and a half. Now this Liberalism has penetrated the Church through the Council, and its catchwords remain the same; liberty, equality and fraternity.
Still more? "If we are to understand fully and to measure the harm done by Vatican II, we must study this Council in the light of the Pontifical documents which, for nearly two centuries, put bishops, clergy and faithful on their guard against the conspiracy of the enemies of the Church acting through Liberalism and Modernism. It is also essential to know the documents of the opponents of the Church, and especially of the secret societies which had been preparing for this Council for more than a century. Finally, it will be very instructive to follow the reactions of Protestants, Masons and Liberal "Catholics" during and after the Council."
Shall I continue with more evidence? "This Second Vatican Council Reform, since it has issued from Liberalism and from Modernism, is entirely corrupt; it comes from heresy and results in heresy, even if all its acts are not formally heretical. It is thus impossible for any faithful Catholic who is aware of these things to adopt this Reform, or to submit to it in any way at all. To ensure our salvation, the only attitude of fidelity to the Church and to Catholic doctrine, is a categorical refusal to accept the Reform.
To say or imply Vatican II was a "Catholic council" is dangerous. To say we can ignore the 5-10 percent error in the Council and still call it legit is absolutely absurd. The Holy Ghost does not teach heresy and heresy is found over and over in the Council. Religious liberty being just one of them.
In the end, let me say, that, at least, hardline traditionalists and sedevacantists agree that we are dealing with heresy and something altogether "alien" to the faith and thus we must pray hard for these false traditionalists to wake up. They are already on a very dangerous path.


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Only the high priest was allowed into the Most Holy Place, and only after a strict regimen of cleansing. Jesus cleanses us from our humanity, so that we may serve the Living God through His divinity within us (Hebrews 9:14).
As Jesus took His last breath on Calvary's cross, the temple curtain split in half from top to bottom (Matthew 27:51). Most scholars believe that God orchestrated this torn Temple curtain as an object lesson for us.
It illustrates and signifies the fact that we cannot earn our way to heaven, but we can now enter the presence of God by the blood of Jesus with confidence in our salvation (Hebrews 10:19).
When we accept Jesus as our Savior, He sets His seal of ownership on us and gives us His Spirit as a down payment of our inheritance (2 Corinthians 1:22).
Once we repent of our sins, ask for forgiveness and surrender our will to Him, He moves into our Born Again spirit and resides within us all through our lifetime. He places us in His Body and we work together for His glory.
We are the temple of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19). Christ lives in us (Colossians 1:27). Our Spirit is the Most Holy Place where God resides. God makes us a holy sanctuary in which He can dwell (Exodus 25:8).
Cleansed from sin by the blood of the perfect Lamb of God (1 Peter 1:19), we are His priests and we shall reign with Him during the Millennium for 1000 years and then serve Him throughout eternity (Revelation 20:6).
Father God, You are our safe haven and our power to deal with temptation and persecution (Psalm 46:1). Even in the most unthinkable and earth shattering circumstances, with our faith in Your faithfulness, we have no reason to fear (Psalm 46:1-3). We consider trails as a time of great joy, because they are an adventure with You (James 1:2).
We stop our stressing and watch You work in our behalf (James 1:2; Psalm 46:10). We are Your children (Romans 8:15). You promise never to leave us or to forsake us (Hebrews 13:5). You are our Mighty God who saves us and abides within us. You celebrate over us with delight. You calm us with Your love. You even rejoice over us with thunderous singing (Zephaniah 3:17).
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Prominent newcomer Fynch Hatton, the Champion Stallion of the 8th Oldenburg Saddle Licensing in Vechta, has moved into his box at the stallion cooperation partners Paul Schockemöhle and Andreas Helgstrand and is now up for stud.
The beautifully modelled bay stallion, who comes from the first crop of foals by the Reserve Champion Stallion and Westphalian Young Horse Champion Formel Eins (by Franziskus x Cornet Fever), impressed in Vechta with his style, his confident appearance and his remarkable rideability. The just three-year-old received the dream mark 10.0 from test rider Beatrice Buchwald.
The pedigree of Fynch Hatton also stands for guaranteed performance. The dam, Senorita Meyer (by Sir Donnerhall I), also produced the licensed First Magic (by Fürstenball), who had already won advanced (S) level classes under Dorothee Schneider, and the premium stallion First Choice (by Fidertanz). She also gave birth to the advanced (S) level dressage horse Fürst Donnerhall (by Fürstenball) and Frida Gold (by Franziskus), sixth in the final at the German Foal Championships in Lienen.
Gand dam West Virginia is also dam of Santa Maria (by Sir Donnerhall I), who was successful up to St. Georges. Her pedigree also includes Weltmeyer, Bolero, Werther and Absatz of all finest dressage bloodlines.
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After the opening of Kartarpur Sahib Corridor, speculations are rife about Pakistani Prime Minister sending invite to the Indian premiere for the SAARC summit which has been hanging in limbo for near two years. At a time when majority of the SAARC nations are going through the financial crisis with Chinese debt being one of the reasons for that crisis, New Delhi can take lead over China and pave way for the resolution of this financial crisis. India playing big brother's role in SAARC is now acceptable to all member nations including Pakistan because Islamabad has been hinting to backtrack from its age old Kashmir policy. So, when Imran Khan would send SAARC invite to Indian PM Narendra Modi, I hope he would have the idea of these diplomatic developments in South Asia.
The five state elections are on but in between the conduct of polls and its result there would be change of guard at the Election Commission as OP Rawat would be replaced by Sunil Arora on December 2nd. But, like many a psephologists, I am not ready to buy the nomenclature of 'semi final of 2019' for these five state elections because state elections are fought on local issues. But, to my surprise, the psephological findings are quite contrasting. Rajasthan where the victory margin in 2013 was around 12 percent is being expected to turn the tide this time while in Madhya Pradesh where the margin of victory was around 7 percent is witnessing close fight. However, in Chhattisgarh, where the margin of victory was around half a percent is expected to maintain the status quo. For me it reflects nothing but beauty of the democracy where you have to perform to avoid perish. But, it's for sure that outcome of these five state elections hold key to the formation of anti-BJP front led by the Congress Party.
As the 2019 Lok Sabha Polls are nearing, terrorism is on the rise. Now, it has spread from the Kashmir Valley to Punjab through K2. What is intriguing for me is as to why terrorism has started to spread its wings in Punjab when the Akalis are out of power. Further up north the J&K Governor Satya Pal Malik has dissolved the state assembly citing jolt to the terrorists operating in the valley while at the same time both Congress and the BJP are at loggerheads to stake claims for opening of the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor– I am expecting an uphill task for the NDA government in the upcoming Winter Session where they need to get around two dozen of bills passed without cross sectional support of Ananth Kumar, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister who recently died of cancer.
After ruckuses over payment of tax in Walmart-Flipkart deal, the Income Tax Department has slapped notices to Bansal's and 35 other shareholders of the Flipkart, questioning the total income raised from the sale of their equity stake in the company. The IT department aims to assess the capital gains that have accrued by the Flipkart founders and the equity stakeholders with this deal. Reportedly, the Walmart-Flipkart deal is expected to help the government mop up over $1.3 Billion (Rs 10,000 Cr) in taxes — an amount which is enough to pare the revenue losses that the Indian Government has accrued after the implementation of the GST. The IT department has been reviewing Section 9 (1) of the IT Act, which deals with indirect transfer provisions, to see if the benefits under the bilateral tax treaties with countries like Singapore and Mauritius could be applicable to foreign investors who sold their stake to Walmart.
The World Cup Hockey is taking place in India for the first time. Hope it would bring the same laurels for the sports that cricket got after India hosted it for the first time in India in 1987.
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27 Apr Fujifilm releases firmware updates for X-H1, X-E3, and X100F
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It looks like Fujifilm's software engineers have been working overtime the past few weeks. Today, the company has released firmware updates for three of its X-series cameras: the brand new X-H1, as well as the older X-E3 and X100F. In all cases, the new software addresses some user-reported bugs and improves camera performance.
Version 1.20 of the XE-3 firmware is the biggest of the three and comes with the following improvements:
Support for Fujifilm X Raw Studio: camera users can now convert Raw files, including batch processing, with the free Fujifilm X Raw Studio software. Backup and restoring of camera settings via Fujifilm X Acquire: when connecting the camera to a computer via USB, photographers can now use the Fujifilm X Acquire software to backup camera settings to a file and restore them. It is also possible to copy settings from one camera to another. Compatibility with the Fujinon XC15-45mm F3.5-5.6 OIS PZ lens: when using this lens the focus ring function now switches automatically. In focus modes S and C it is used for Fine Zoom adjustment. In focus mode M it controls the manual focus. In addition the zoom position of the lens is now memorized when the camera is powered off and maintained while switching into playback mode. Improved radio flash controller operation: users can now shoot with compatible third party studio flash units in high speed sync. or TTL mode, using radio controllers. Enlarged and customizable display indicators and information: users can now enlarge indicators
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Writer Ed Brubaker, illustrator Sean Phillips, and colourist Jacob Phillips hit high ground in the story of lowlifes, with issue #1 of Criminal, their new title from Image.
We're familiar with their work in the seamy side of life, of course. Volume after volume of sad, evil, deluded Criminal characters. Endlessly touching and maddeningly mad. Scheming their little plans, doublecrossing their little friends and wallowing in self-indulgent fantasies. It's all good, and these characters are just sooo bad.
Criminal #1 is no exception, and as solid as heck. It all starts, yes, on page 1. A young person is breaking into a house. Where we go from there is a lesson in comic writing. This is as good as it gets. Solid, I tell ya.
And well drawn and coloured, my goodness. The people are memorable, their expressions, their scent of evil, their shifty eyes, their sweaty betrayals to their betrothed. It's shadowed, the people are shadowed, their thoughts are brightly dark.
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NeoPharm, Inc. said an independent committee monitoring the trial of its brain cancer treatment, and leading drug candidate, recommended that the drug's trial continue as planned.
NeoPharm clears hurdle for drug
Committee recommends trials continue
The Lake Forest-based developer of cancer therapies said the study is designed to determine whether patients suffering from an aggressive form of brain cancer treated with its cintrediken besudotox after surgery survive at least 50 percent longer compared with those treated with the Gliadel wafer, the current approved treatment made by Maryland-based Guilford Pharmaceuticals Inc.
One analyst estimates that the drug could be a $150 million to $200 million product for NeoPharm. The company has estimated the market for cintrediken besudotox, which could be its first commercial product, at $300 million to $400 million.
A successful clinical trial is expected to wrap up in the second half of 2006, and could be the last step necessary before NeoPharm seeks Food and Drug Administration approval to bring the drug to market -- particularly if the FDA thinks the results are promising enough to fast-track the drug.
The first of two analyses planned came after 50 patient deaths. A second analysis will take place at 100 patient deaths, expected to occur in the fourth quarter.
"I view it as an obligatory hurdle that the study needed to clear and the fact that it has is a positive," said First Albany Capital analyst David Webber, of today's announcement. "The coming hurdles will be much more important."
NeoPharm also said that enrollment in the clinical trial is more than two-thirds complete and that it is on-track to reach the full enrollment of 300 patients by the end of the year, despite an anticipated slow-down in enrollment over the summer months.
In 2004 the company lost $57.6 million, or $2.51 per basic and diluted share, and spent $45.5 million on research and development. In 2005 NeoPharm projects a loss of $38 million to $41 million, between $1.60 and $1.75 per share, roughly in line with the average analyst estimate of $1.67 per share.
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text: Syndicated Privacy & Security Warning: Voicemail part of malware attack Howard Solomon @HowardITWC Published: July 17th, 2015Voice calls aren't usually thought of as a vehicle for malware attacks, but researchers at security vendor Palo Alto Networks have discovered an email campaign that started last week against governments and think tanks that includes a .wav file purporting to be a call from a reporter.The file is a diversion: When a user clicks on it to play the recording — a woman claiming to be a reporter looking for commentary — a malware file is being dropped in the background.Palo Alto believes the so-called CozyDuke/CozyCar threat actors are behind this campaign, which uses compromised, legitimate websites for spear phishing and command and control activity. The malware .zip files are delivered to the target from the compromised Web sites or phishing. Related Articles CSOs be warned: Tactics changing in phishing war Phishing for a solution to email with malware? Try this book This particular campaign, which researchers think the authors call miniDionis after strings left in their code, is a variant of the SeaDuke Trojan described earlier this week by Symantec. The malware hides behind numerous layers of encryption and obfuscation and is capable of quietly stealing and exfiltrating sensitive information such as email from the victim's computer, Symantec said.According to Symantec news of the Duke group first emerged in the spring when reports detailing attacks involving a sophisticated threat actor variously called Office Monkeys, EuroAPT, Cozy Bear, and Cozyduke were published. Symantec believes that this group has a history of compromising governmental and diplomatic organizations since at least 2010.The group began its current campaign as early as March 2014, when Trojan.Cozer (aka Cozyduke) was identified on the network of a private research institute in Washington, D.C. Symantec says the Duke group began to target victims with emails of so-called "Office Monkeys" videos- and "eFax"-themed emails, booby-trapped with a Cozyduke payload."The actors behind the CozyDuke framework are highly sophisticated, motivated, and have become increasingly bold in their campaigns," says Palo Alto.It recommends security practitioners review the Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) it has found to ensure they have not been targets in this campaign, and add the appropriate security controls to prevent future attacks."This group is reliant on social engineering," it adds, "and thus, user education remains of paramount importance. Privacy & Security malware, security strategies


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KINGS ISLAND, OH - The Calvin women's cross country team posted its second consecutive top-10 national finish, placing ninth at the NCAA III Cross Country Championships with a team score of 280 points.
Sophomore Cassie Vince (Amherst, OH/Amherst HS) led the charge by finishing third individually with a time of 21:30. The finish by Vince is the second-best in MIAA women's cross country history at the national finals, surpassed only by Calvin's Renea Bluekamp who won the 1993 individual national title in Grinnell, Iowa.
With the third place finish, Vince claims NCAA III All-America honors for the second straight year. She finished 23rd at the 2013 NCAA III Championships.
Vince ran with a small pack of runners through the first half of the race and then moved into third place over the final mile-and-a-half. She finished seven seconds ahead of Carleton's Ruth Steinke and 32 seconds behind Lucy Cheadle of Washington University. Amy Regan of Stevens Institute won the individual national title in a time of 20:51.
Sophomore Lauren Strohbehn (Stillwater, MN/St. Croix Prepatory HS) was the second finisher for Calvin, placing 51st in a time of 22:45. Strohbehn made a bid for an All-America (Top 35) finish as she was 24th with a mile to go but fell just off the pace over the final stretch.
Senior Kimby Penning (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) also finished in the top 100, placing 99th in a time of 23:13 while senior Sarah Danner (Watkins Glen, NY/Charles Dickerson HS) was 101st in 23:14.
Rounding out Calvin's finishers were senior Kate Ardinger (Elmhurst, IL/Timothy Christian HS) in 119th (23:23), senior Paige McGahan 123rd (23:26) and junior McKenzie Diemer (Caledonia/South Christian HS) in 216th (24:10).
"We got off to a tough start," said Calvin head cross country coach Brian Diemer. "There was a real bottleneck about 400 meters into the race and we got out too slow. Once we were pushed to the back, we had to fight too hard to make up the difference because of how narrow the course was in the first mile. Cassie Vince ran a great race. She was patient and made her move at the right moment. Lauren Strohbehn also made a push for an All-America spot. She just couldn't sustain it over the final thousand meters or so. We had a real good year as a team. We just wish we could have done a few things differently at the start of this race."
Johns Hopkins defended its national title, winning with a score of 87 points with MIT second with 112 points.
Calvin has now posted 18 top-10 national team finishes in women's cross country.


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Whether you are an ordinary home seeker or showing interest in it just for an investment purpose, you would definitely appreciate the legendary Revanta group which has a great track record of accomplishing various marvelous projects on time and also totally within budget. Revanta Officers Boulevard is one of the very first undertakings which the group had worked on ever since the Land Pooling Policy came into existence in sync with the all-new master plan of the national capital that aims to decongest city by developing 25 lakh new state of the art residential units in an area that is spreading over 22, 979 hectares of high utility land falling under the Dwarka L-zone.
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For many in the sector the big question was (and is) whether the Brexit vote causes a big downturn in new car sales – or otherwise badly affects the sector. Clearly there are a range of factors that could impact this, including:
- consumer drop in confidence leading to recession
- the weaker Sterling exchange rate to the euro and yen, etc
- any trade tariff – such as the 10% tariff under the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Rules - on the import of cars from the EU into the UK
- a weaker UK dealer property market
- changes in the legal landscape – including the Block Exemption Regulation (and related competition legislation) (BER), data protection regulation, etc.
Taking each of these in turn:
- Consumer drop in confidence leading to recession: thankfully, for now at least, a combination of factors from the economic and business (including employment, export and other economic data plus Britain's (arguable!) ranking as fifth biggest economy by GDP this summer), to the political landscape and even to the Olympic medal success of 'Little Britain' (as the Chinese apparently referred to us in their outrage at our coming second and beating them in the medal table!) has meant that this prediction has not yet come to pass.
- The weaker Sterling exchange rate: clearly this has occurred and means that it may be less profitable for the EU and other foreign manufacturers to sell vehicles in the UK (especially after existing currency hedges etc have expired). We have seen what has been described as the first wave of rises in new car list prices in the UK especially, from the likes of PSA, Ford, Honda, Nissan, Suzuki etc and pressure on pricing/consumer offers and bonuses seems likely to build. It is also expected to cause a reduction in the manufacturers push of cars into the UK – with all the impact (good and bad) that may bring.
- Any trade tariff – such as the 10% tariff under the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Rules - on the sale of cars from Europe into the UK: market commentators appear confident that the European Union will agree a trade deal with the UK on cars, given how attractive Britain is to the European car industry. Clearly any such trade deal would apply to both cars imported from the EU into the UK - as well as for the manufacturers supplying UK cars into the EU.
- A weaker UK dealer property market: while the Brexit vote undoubtedly caused a bit of a shockwave – and we had at least one motor property deal put on hold - generally we are still seeing confidence in this market. Market commentators appear to be generally of the view that prime assets are still sitting at pre-Brexit vote levels with less prime / more secondary assets having been impacted but even they are expected to recover within the next six months.
- Changes in the legal landscape: market commentators are warning that removing the UK from the BER could hand even more power to the manufacturers in their relationship with dealers.
Early reports from our dealer clients and contacts have been mixed – from "no noticeable impact" and "no change" (so far) by reason of the Brexit vote to those who say they have felt a real cooling down. Clearly there are a raft of factors and only time will tell what the real impact and lasting effects of each of these will do. Our dealer clients and contacts do however appear to share two key themes / philosophies.
- Keeping positive – the sentiment summarised by John Smyth, Director at Swansway Group, that "We have to maintain a positive outlook for our staff and customers…otherwise all our [Brexit leave] fears could easily become a self-fulfilling prophesy."
- Focusing on what you can control (rather than worrying about what you cannot!) – so keeping focused on the 'job in hand' and executing an effective (and hopefully profitable!) strategy for 2016.
And on the 'keeping positive' note, while some of our more downbeat dealer clients are expecting new car sales to really drop off - even in that worst case scenario there is confidence that the business model would cope, with reduced new car sales being offset by increased opportunity for used cars and service and repair work.
So, in conclusion, while there will undoubtedly be challenges ahead for the car dealer here in the UK post-Brexit vote, Birketts hopes that the UK can keep up the current (mainly) positive vibe and give its ever resourceful car dealers an environment where they can continue to find a way to be successful.


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All people seek the perfect body and lean body and do everything they can to do it by following a variety of diets. To design an ideal and special diet system you should initially set a realistic goal. This goal will cause you to lose weight naturally. This goal is difficult or simple, but what is most important is the pursuit of that goal. Whatever the challenges, this goal may be to wear certain clothes that were on your own, and as a result of excessive weight gain, or the goal may be healthier and better than you were in the previous.
- The goal should initially be to gradually and at least lose a kilo per week, where the individual can have a lean, harmonious body, and not too long, to avoid frustration and laziness, and a challenge for anyone who wants to lose weight.
- For example, eating breakfast, such as breakfast, helps the body to reduce fat burning. This leads to burning muscle mass instead of burning excess fat in the body, thus causing a constant feeling of tiredness and fatigue in the body. Reduce the productivity of the individual, in the end the person does not get the weight required, while if the person is to follow a slow diet will be a successful and meaningful for not feeling deprived and suffering also, and gradually reduce weight, while reducing the risk of returning weight again, Always from TNA For certain simple amounts of food.
- "Many people have a strong incentive to complete a weight-loss process. Their chances of success are much higher than those who do not have a clear goal. For example, starting the diet from the start of this week and then at the end of the week, Weight ratio is measured.
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- Breakfast: Considered constant throughout the period of this diet, which is composed of: two eggs of boiled eggs, and Martadilla as desired, and a grain of choice.
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- Lunch is as follows: vegetable salad dish, but without adding carrots or tomatoes.
- Dinner: Steak of grilled meat, and a small tin of milk.
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- Lunch is as follows: a piece of grilled or boiled chicken, and a small milk box with a little flaxseed.
- Dinner: Two pieces of boiled eggs, plus a plate of salad.
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- Dinner: a little minced meat or can be replaced with a piece of chicken.
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- Dinner: a shawarma dish without bread, and this dish for once a week without repeating.
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Last week, Yaham, as high-end LED display provider exhibited its brand new solution and products at ISE 2018. Sean Chow, vice president of Yaham was interviewed by the organizer of ISE 2018 and highlighted the latest features of H2 series high-definition indoor 1.27mm pixel pitch LED display.
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According to Sean, H2 series is specially created as high precision LED display for indoor application. H2 is capable of transmitting images or videos without compressed or damaged owing to a gray scale no less than 16 bits. Meanwhile, featuring adjustable brightness of 100-300 nits, true-to-life pictures can be perfectly delivered through H2 LED screen. Sean demonstrates that this H2 series is available for front maintenance. It will help you save a lot of time and space cause all the components can be easily service from front. Sean also highlights the advanced thermal management of H2 series. The average temperature of H2 series is 8° lower than the traditional display along with industry-leading graphene-based heat dissipation design.
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Frank is co-founder and partner of Innacco.
Next to that, Frank is also co-founder and COO of NGDATA. At NGDATA, Frank oversees all service, sales and R&D activities (off- and near-shore). Prior to this, he was co-founder and COO/CTO of Porthus (EU) which delivered cloud-based solutions. When Porthus was purchased by Descartes Systems Group, Frank became EVP R&D. Prior to Porthus Frank held management positions at Volvo IT and worked at the University of Ghent as a scientific researcher focusing on the application of artificial intelligence and expert systems. Frank holds a master of engineering, with a focus on semantic data processing and machine learning from UGent.
Luc is co-founder and partner of Innacco.
Next to that, Luc is also co-founder and the CEO of NGDATA. Prior to NGDATA, he co-founded Porthus (EU, 2000), which delivered cloud-based solutions that IPO'd in 2006 and was acquired by Descartes Systems Group in 2010 (US/CA). At that time Luc became the EVP global marketing, product strategy and chairman of corporate planning office (US/CA). Through his experience in artificial intelligence (neural networks, large data processing, rule based systems, …) he decided to join forces to create NGDATA. Luc holds a Master in Engineering and Information technology (UGent, BE) and Executive MBA (Antwerp, Kellog, IMD).
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