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Enriching the church and fostering spiritual formation through art.
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February 2017
Ken Myers: Seeking Meaning in Creation Through Art
Ken Myers, the host and producer of Mars Hill Audio Journal, will be in town to lecture on "Faithful Imaginations in a Meaningful Creation." In 1955, Flannery O'Connor wrote to a friend: "If you live today you breathe in nihilism." Today the stench is still strong, one of the symptoms being the claim that the things of this world (including human bodies) are without inherent meaning. Nature is regarded as a chaotic pile of raw material to which we can assign…Find out more »
April 2017
Época de Ouro: The Golden Age of Brazilian Music
The Eliot Society is proud to present the first concert of the 2017 series: "Época de Ouro: The Golden Age of Brazilian Music", featuring the Pablo Regis and Tom Rohde Brazilian Ensemble with special guest Cissa Paz. This program takes the audience on a musical tour of the development and crystallization of traditional and popular Brazilian musical genres in the early twentieth century during Brazil's golden age of music and demonstrates how these genres have influenced the shape of Brazilian…Find out more »
Michael Hanby: Art and the New Totalitarianism
Abstract A number of recent thinkers have argued that the late modern West is entering into a new and subtle kind of totalitarianism characterized not by an absolute, authoritarian state but by a technocratic order which acknowledges no horizon beyond its own power, a totalitarianism predicated above all upon the denial of transcendence. In this lecture, Michael Hanby will explore the contours of this new totalitarianism, the importance of the Christian imagination, and the prophetic role of the arts in…Find out more »
September 2017
Ken Myers: Luther's Artistic Legacy
The Eliot Society is thrilled to welcome back author and Mars Hill Audio founder Ken Myers this fall. In recognition of the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Ken will be lecturing on Martin Luther's artistic legacy. The common assumption about Martin Luther's musical practices is that he ditched the entire musical treasury of Christendom in favor of cool pop tunes overheard in bars. This is far from the case. On the contrary, Luther reformed the tradition so as to create…Find out more »
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Gary Hotham: Brevity and the Art of Haiku
The Eliot Society is pleased to welcome American poet Gary Hotham for our second speaking event of the 2017-2018 season. Why read or write poetry? Because poetry lets the writer do something with language that other forms can't do. The words and rhythms of a well-crafted poem have the power to alter our vision, and to deepen our delight and wonder at the created world. The Haiku is a poetic form, first developed by the Japanese, whose energy comes from its brevity, the sharpness of its imagery, and…Find out more »
January 2018
Philip Bess: God and Man In "Nature's Metropolis"
Pre-modern cities gave primary material expression to shared convictions of sacred and civic order, but modern cities increasingly give primary material expression to the economic order of global crony-capitalism. This talk imagines how classical humanist sensibilities might coherently manifest themselves in metropolitan Chicago about a hundred years forward — a city chosen for study due to the ongoing internal conflict between its famous proto-modernist origins and history and its 1909 classical humanist Plan of Chicago by Daniel Burnham. About Philip…Find out more »
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Winterreise: Schubert's Winter Journey in Music, Poetry, and Painting
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April 2018
Schubert: String Quintet in C major, D. 956
The National Philharmonic String Quintet and the Eliot Society present Schubert's String Quintet in C major. Join us for an evening of chamber music with one of Schubert's most tuneful creations. Join us for a pre-concert lecture at 6:30 PM, with the performance to follow at 7:00 PM. Purchase your tickets by March 31st to get early bird pricing. The ticket price will increase to $25/$15 in April. The Musicians Colin Sorgi (violin) is the Concertmaster of the National Philharmonic and is…Find out more »


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Figure 15 shows a block diagram of the DUAL input/output driver and the compression software. The networking system calls a DUAL output driver with an IP packet to be sent over the serial line. Before passing the packet to the compressor (see figure 15), the output driver builds the DUAL header packet format. Then the compressor checks if the protocol is TCP. Non-TCP packets and uncompressible TCP packets (describe in [Jacobson 90]) are just marked as TYPE_IPand passed to the framer. Compressible TCP packet are looked up in an array of packet headers. If a matching connection is found, the incoming packet is compressed, the (uncompressed) packet header is copied into the array, and a packet of type COMPRESSED_TCPis send to the framer.
The framer is responsible for communicating the packet data, type and boundary. The framer encapsulates the incoming packets in KISS format, ready to be transmitted on the radio channel. Since the compression is a differential coding, the framer must not re-order packets. It must also provide good error detection and, if connection numbers are compressed, must provide an error indication to the decompressor.
Figure : DUAL Input/Output drivers and CSLIP software model
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You want to optimize quality and protect your investment in a leadership development programme or maybe sales training. But where to start? Is the timing right for yet another project? What pitfalls to avoid? And what about that colleague of yours who does not believe in measuring people and development? I have gathered a handful […]Read More
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country, most especially the South, NASCAR racing holds the same
fervent appeal that hands-only football (that's soccer!) holds
for most of the globe.
NASCAR racing uses all made-in-the-USA
technology to send cars and drivers around the circuits at speeds
in excess of 200 mph: stock American brand auto bodies (Fords,
Pontiacs, Chevys, etc.) combined with supercharged American-made
engines, and of course, predominantly American-born drivers.
NASCAR's big
race is the Daytona 500, easily the Super Bowl of stock car racing. But
unlike most sports' penultimate event, Daytona runs near the beginning
of the NASCAR year, and thereby sets the tone for the entire season, at
the end of which the prized Winston Cup is awarded to the NASCAR
prize for the big auto makers and sponsors is the crème-de-la-crème
"young male" demo. For the daring drivers the rewards are fast
drivin', hard-livin', mucho moolah, delightful dames, and,
sometimes, an early trip to the graveyard. Measured this way, 7-time
Winston Cup winner and NASCAR champion driver Dale Earnhardt fortunately
and then unfortunately "had it all."
certainly had the makings of a race driver from the git go, being the
son of journeyman driver Ralph Earnhardt, a stern and knowledgeable car
aficionado who plied the South's dirt track circuit as an oil-stained
wanderer in the 50's and 60's. So from an early age Dale was exposed
to the aborning years of stock car racing, before big sponsors, big
money, fancy technology and astonishingly high speeds drove the sport
into the marketing colossus it has become today. After quitting school
– something he always regretted - Dale hustled around the stock car
circuit, eventually finding the front-door key to any hope of a driving
career – an owner/sponsor.
even more than his immediate "ace driver" predecessor Richard "The
King" Petty (who also won 7 Winston Cup NASCAR championships), was
catapulted to racing sainthood on the slingshot of NASCAR's incredible
growth from the mid-eighties right down through today. Earnhardt, born
in the small town of Kannapolis, North Carolina, caught the wave of
collectibles rights fees, appearance money, multiple sponsorships, and
all the accoutrements that go with celebrity and surfed on to become
rich beyond anyone's wildest dreams.
Dale would attain icon status, ultimately becoming a martyr to
the vast majority of NASCAR fans who considered Dale Earnhardt "the
Intimidator" - he of the black car # 3 - their special favorite.
it would have likely continued, but for the 2001 Daytona 500. For all of
his NASCAR accomplishments, Earnhardt had won the Daytona 500 just once
in twenty tries, in 1998. On the very last lap of the 2001 Daytona (a
race he would not have won), a race which would see his teammate Michael
Waltrip gain his first ever NASCAR victory, Dale Earnhardt ascended to
racing martyrdom. Earnhardt's car was brushed by another vehicle and
turned sideways, going nose-first straight into the wall at 180mph.
Given the state of racing's safety technology, it did not at first
appear a bad crash. In fact, Dale had suffered a "basal skull
fracture" from the impact and likely died instantly. His son, Dale Jr.
finished 2nd in the race. For the balance of the 2001 racing
year and likely going forward into an unseeable future, the car racing
world showers tributes on Earnhardt, grieving for the loss of their
Leigh Montville sums up the salient facts of the racer's life for the
uninitiated to get a better sense of Dale Earnhardt and his dominating
influence on the sport. Apart from his description of Earnhardt's
closest friendship with his fellow driver Neil Bonnet (who also died
during a previous Daytona 500), Montville generally skirts Earnhardt's
adult personal life, which, considering this book is about his racing
career, isn't such an oversight. Montville does discuss the safety
issues surrounding the injury which caused Earnhardt's death and
recaps the debate about whether more robust head and neck restraints
might have saved Earnhardt's life. That seems likely though not
definite. Whether additional restraints would or would not have saved
Earnhardt's life, for the man who was scarce afraid to muscle his way
to the front by sheer force of will and bumps and grinds be damned, the
restraints unless mandated would not have been part of his gear.
"Winning" was Earnhardt's passion, everything and sometimes
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Like any good American, I often buy things I don't necessarily need. And I'm particularly susceptible to this urge when I'm around kitchen gadgets. Exhibit 1 would be my recently purchased 10- to 12-cup Bundt pan. Fortunately, the Food Network came to my rescue.
For as long as I can remember, I've loved sweet potatoes. In grade school, our class was putting together a cook book, and we were all asked to bring in our favorite recipe. All the kids brought in recipes for typical kid fare: grilled cheese, ice cream sundaes, macaroni and cheese – normal kid stuff. My recipe involved a root vegetable: sweet potato pie.
After typing 'Bundt Pan" into the Food Network's search engine, I stumbled upon a recipe involving sweet potatoes. I figured I'd give it a try, and make good on my recent purchase. This recipe turned out really well, so I'd thought I'd share.
Sweet Potato Bundt Cake
Recipe from Dave Lieberman.
2 1/2 cups flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 to 2 cups of cooked sweet potato meat (3 sweet potatoes)
3 eggs
3/4 cup water
1 3/4 cups sugar
1 cup vegetable oil
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup golden raisins
1 cup toasted walnuts, chopped
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
2 to 3 tablespoons spiced rum
1 cup confectioner's sugar
1. Bake the sweet potatoes at 420 degrees for 1 hour 20 minutes. Set aside to cool.
2. Turn the oven down to 325 degrees and grease your Bundt pan.
3. In a mixing bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, cinnamon, and salt.
4. In a separate, and LARGE mixing bowl, lightly mash the sweet potato. Whisk in the eggs, warm water, sugar, oil, and then vanilla extract (in that order).
5. Stir the dry ingredients into the sweet potato mixture, until well combined. Fold in the walnuts and raisins, and spoon into the prepared Bundt pan. Give the pan a good tap on the counter – it'll help get rid of air bubbles.
6. Bake for about 1 hour or until a cake tester comes out clean. (I needed an extra ten minutes – so don't begrudge the cake a few extra minutes). Let the cake cool in the pan for about 20 to 30 minutes. Once cool, invert onto a cake stand.
7. Once cool. make the glaze: Melt the butter in a medium saucepan and combine with the rum. Off the heat, whisk in the confectioner's sugar until smooth.*
*I halved the amount of butter and sugar, because I thought the original amount overwhelmed the cake. Also, do not make the glaze ahead of time – it will congeal into a gross lump!
8. Pour the glaze over the cooled cake, slice, and serve!


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Published: April 06, 2017
nine.12 is our High School ministry tailored specifically for students in grades 9-12. nine.12 exists to meet high school students where they are and help them take their next step with Jesus.
We are committed to provide environments for students to connect with God, with other students, and with Godly leaders. We are committed to connect with High School students in their world. We are committed to reach and grow High School students who go out and reach other students for Jesus.
Our intent is to help each student take their next step, or first step, as a leader, a servant, and a disciple of Jesus. However, our mission does not stop there. We believe that family is a big deal. nine.12 doesn't just exist for students; we want to help families with High School aged students grow as well. We intentionally partner with parents to help build strong, Godly families. We believe strong, Godly families change the world.
We believe the best way to walk through life is with good people. We all gather as one large group on Sunday nights from 6 to 8 p.m. Every Sunday night, we meet in the Student Auditorium at Crossroads, where we have food, fun, worship, practical preaching, and all kinds of creative events. Our Sunday nights are designed to create an environment for students to be encouraged, to learn, to be inspired, to be prayed for, and to connect with other students in our community.
During the week, we have smaller groups of High School students and adult group leaders, who meet at Crossroads or in homes across the community to build relationships, connect, and grow stronger in our walks with Jesus.


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News release: NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY LAUNCHES PUBLIC APPEAL TO ACQUIRE SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE'S LAST PORTRAIT OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON
The National Portrait Gallery has launched a public appeal to acquire Sir Thomas Lawrence's unfinished final portrait of Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, it was announced today, Thursday 3 November 2016.
The portrait has been offered to the National Portrait Gallery for £1.3 million. The appeal was kick started today by a donation of £350,000 from the Art Fund, whose generous support means that alongside the Gallery's own funds, £1 million of the total has already been raised. The Gallery has £300,000 to raise by spring 2017.
The Gallery has no other significant portrait of the Duke in its Collection, an omission of one of the most iconic and popular figures in British history. The Gallery has been seeking to secure such a portrait since it opened in 1856. This work is one of only two world-class portraits of Wellington ever likely to come up for sale. The leading artist of his age Sir Thomas Lawrence made eight portraits of Wellington and was the Duke's definitive image maker.
Started in 1829, the year Wellington was appointed Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and in which he fought a duel with Lord Winchilsea over the issue of Catholic emancipation, the unfinished portrait shows him in civilian dress with only his black collar and white stock visible. It was commissioned at the height of Wellington's political career when he was Prime Minister.
At the time he was closely involved in the legislation around catholic emancipation and deeply opposed to the reform of the House of Commons. Earlier in the decade he had been involved in the delicate negotiations between the Prince Regent and the Prince's estranged wife, Queen Caroline. He also represented British interests at the Congress of Verona in 1822, one of a series of conferences on European affairs after the Napoleonic Wars.
The large oil-on-canvas portrait was commissioned a year after Wellington had become Tory Prime Minister by Sarah, Countess of Jersey, a leading political hostess and supporter of the Tories in the 1820s. Initially dedicating her social gatherings to the cause of the Whig party, in the late 1820s Lady Jersey switched her allegiance to the Tories, with Wellington becoming one of her favourites. She believed herself to be one of his confidantes, but he mistrusted her ability to keep a secret: earlier in life her loquacity had earned her the nickname "Silence."
At Lawrence's death in 1830 the portrait remained unfinished. But unlike many other clients, Lady Jersey refused to have it finished by a studio assistant. On hearing that the Duke of Wellington had fallen from power in 1830, Lady Jersey burst into tears in public. She reportedly 'moved heaven and earth' against the Reform Act 1832 which Wellington had also opposed.
Dr Nicholas Cullinan, Director of the National Portrait Gallery, London, says: 'We have been searching for a portrait that can do justice to this iconic British hero since 1856. The lack of a suitable depiction of the Duke of Wellington has long been identified as the biggest gap in our Collection. If we can raise the funds this remarkable painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence will be on permanent display and free for over two million visitors to enjoy each year.'
Stephen Deuchar, Art Fund Director, says: 'The National Portrait Gallery will make a fine home for this intensely compelling portrait of Wellington. We are pleased to have made a major grant towards its purchase, and hope the public will support the appeal to raise the remaining funds. This is a very important national acquisition.'
Dr Lucy Peltz, Senior Curator, 18th Century Portraits and Head of Collections Displays (Tudor to Regency), National Portrait Gallery, London, says: 'This is a compelling portrait of one of the most famous figures in early nineteenth century Britain. Lawrence was a superlative portrait painter with the flair and talent to capture surface glamour and deeper currents. This unfinished portrait is shot with psychological insight. '
Dan Snow, historian, broadcaster and co-author of The Battle of Waterloo Experience, says: 'The "Iron Duke" is one of the towering figures of British history. He never lost a battle, reshaped Europe and dominated Britain until his death. His career and legacy are intimately involved with the development of the United Kingdom. Now, more than 200 years after his most famous victory at the Battle of Waterloo it's time we helped the National Portrait Gallery win the day.'
The painting was lent to the National Portrait Gallery's exhibition Wellington: Triumphs, Politics and Passions staged in 2015 to mark the bicentenary year of the Battle of Waterloo. Prior to its loan to the Gallery from a private collection for a short period of display just before the exhibition opened, the portrait, which is in excellent condition, had not been on public view for any significant period since it was painted.
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NPG L257: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington (1769-1852)
Oil on canvas, 943 x 743 x 25mm
Head and shoulders, slightly to right, unfinished (1829)
By Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830) © Private Collection
IMAGE CAPTION Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington by Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1829 © Private Collection
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The portrait is unfinished and is in excellent condition remaining much as it would have looked when it was freshly painted by Lawrence. For example, unnlike most works of the period, this painting has remained unlined. Nor was it completed by studio assistants as so many of Lawrence's unfinished works were, after his death. This reflects Lady' Jersey's vision for the painting and is a great stroke of luck as Lawrence's Wellington has been allowed to shine. It is noteworthy, that the Gallery does have another important and fine Lawrence portrait, of William Wilberforce, that Sir Robert Inglis, the patron, refused to have finished by studio assistants and it is the unfinished nature of this portrait which has contributed to making it one of the most popular historical portraits in the Collection.
Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769-1830)
Beginning his career as a child prodigy working in pastels, the gifted Thomas Lawrence succeeded Sir Joshua Reynolds as Britain's greatest portrait painter. Lawrence's virtuosity lay in his strong feeling for individual character, his dazzling brushwork and his innovative use of colour to evoke mood. With the temperament and flair to capture the glamour of the age, Lawrence created the image of Regency politics and high-society. His international reputation was ensured when the Prince Regent commissioned portraits of all the foreign leaders involved in the downfall of Napoleon. He travelled throughout Europe to prepare this gallery of heroes for the 'Waterloo Chamber' (Windsor Castle), and these works established his position as the leading portraitist of royalty, military and elite society in general. The tour also ensured that Lawrence became the first British artist to achieve a significant international reputation. Moving through the ranks of his profession, Lawrence was appointed President of the Royal Academy in 1820.
Arthur Wellesley, First Duke of Wellington (1769-1852),
The first Duke of Wellington rose to become a Field Marshall and a Prime Minister. He was hailed as the national hero whose defeat of Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 saved Europe from tyranny. Along with Nelson and Byron his name and his reputation still stand for the age in which he lived.
Born to a poor Irish aristocratic family, he began his political apprenticeship in the Irish parliament in 1790 and his military career in India in 1798. Involvement in the Second Mahratta War trained him to command large armies, honed his military strategy and taught him diplomacy. In 1809 he became Commander-in-Chief on the Iberian Peninsula, and he went on to campaign almost continuously until the Allies defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo in June 1815. This victory led Wellington to be feted as the man who finally achieved the peace of nations. His success lay in his conservatism, his logistics and his luck. He was respected by his men for his coolness and courage, but he did not court personal popularity and privately scorned his officers and troops for their coarseness. Nevertheless, during the Peninsular Wars he was showered with British and foreign honours becoming as much a symbol of British national identification as Nelson before him and attracting a similar wealth of gifts, heroic paintings and public commemoration.
National prestige, and the need to find a public role for this hero, witnessed Wellington's immediate post-war elevation to the Tory government and his role as diplomat and ambassador. In the 1820s he was involved in the negotiations between George IV and his estranged wife, Caroline, during the 'Delicate Investigation' and in acting on behalf of Britain at the peace congresses of Verona and Aix-la-Chapelle.
After resigning command of the army in 1828, Wellington was Prime Minister between 1828 and 1830. To avoid unrest he reluctantly pushed through the Catholic Emancipation Act, thereby costing him the support of the right wing of his own party and leading to defeat by Earl Grey's reforming government in 1832. Wellington spent the rest of his political career resisting political reform. Such was his extraordinary and enduring reputation, and the public sense of debt, that his splendid state funeral, in 1852, was attended by over a million mourners.
The Portrait
This is the last of Thomas Lawrence's iconic portraits of the Duke of Wellington. His heroic victories in the Napoleonic Wars still underpin Britain's place in Europe and his reputation and fame continue to characterize the period in which he lived. Wellington had a long and sustained relationship with Lawrence, whose stunning portraits of the sitter characterize the power and brilliance of both men in their respective fields. Among the three most powerful of these works, the unfinished 'Jersey' portrait offers the deepest insight into the Wellington's personality and Lawrence's approach to portraiture.
Painted a year after he took office as Prime Minister, this portrait depicts Wellington as statesman rather than soldier. This was a troubled time for the Tories who were facing agitation over Catholic emancipation – which Wellington reluctantly supported – and increasing demands for electoral reform – which he firmly opposed. Wellington's imperious gaze and commanding presence in Lawrence's portrait evokes the sitter's firm resolve in facing down his critics and consolidating his party. But there is also an intimacy and vulnerability about this portrait, perhaps due to its arrested state. This befits its original destination, having been commissioned by Sarah Sophia Child-Villiers, Countess of Jersey. She was the hostess of regular political gatherings: a key figure in Regency politics, and one of Wellington's strongest and most influential supporters and friends. After Lawrence's death, Villiers was unusual in refusing his executor's offer to have the portrait finished by a studio assistant –the often unlucky fortune of the many unfinished works left in Lawrence's studio. Villiers' decision turned out to be inspired – the work's unfinished state increases the emphasis on the sitter's features offering an insight into Wellington's personality and psychology. It also documents Lawrence's working practices at the end of his life.
About Art Fund
Art Fund is the national fundraising charity for art. In the past five years alone Art Fund has given £34 million to help museums and galleries acquire works of art for their collections. It also helps museums share their collections with wider audiences by supporting a range of tours and exhibitions, and makes additional grants to support the training and professional development of curators. Art Fund is independently funded, with the core of its income provided by 122,000 members who receive the National Art Pass and enjoy free entry to over 240 museums, galleries and historic places across the UK, as well as 50% off entry to major exhibitions and subscription to Art Quarterly magazine. In addition to grant-giving, Art Fund's support for museums includes Art Fund Museum of the Year (won by the V&A, London, in 2016) and a range of digital platforms.
Total cost of work (after any discount or tax remission): £1,300,000
Secured funding
Art Fund £350,000
Local/own funding £650,000 (£200,000 from Gallery Acquisitions' Grant; £400,000 from Portrait Fund; £50,000 Gift Aid)
Amount to be raised £300,000
Total funding package £1.3m


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Director: Denis Villeneuve
Screenwriter: Eric Heisserer
Director of Photography: Bradford Young
Cast: Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, Forest Whitaker
Synopsis: A talented linguistics professor finds herself in dangerous territory after a group of extra-terrestrials arrive on earth with hidden intentions. Tasked with figuring out a means of communication, the professor develops and intense connection with the aliens as she begins to erode the boundaries set by their contradicting languages.
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A film about the importance of communication and compromise in times of bitter conflict, "Arrival" sees a delightfully minimalistic approach to Sci-Fi envisioned through the lens of one of the finest directors of our era. As a true auteur by nature, Denis Villeneuve shows consistent quality in each of his movies, regardless of who takes the position of cinematographer, and, in the case of "Arrival", the finished product is constructed by a master of mood and texture who effortlessly showcases the very essence of cinematic aptitude.
Alongside the crisp visuals and daunting build-up, "Arrival" congeals in a Nolanesque fashion as themes become reality in a complex meditation on time and linearity. Despite the rather insular perspective, Villeneuve puts his blinkered approach to good use as the fear and apprehension experienced during times of crisis become palpable through the eyes of one woman, and one woman only.
"Arrival" is a film that builds its entire premise around the notion of the said and the unsaid. It's no more about conflict than it is about understanding. As the two extra-terrestrials pace back and forth in a cloud of smoke, it becomes apparent that the clear rectangular wall they shield themselves behind is the same as a cinema screen. Viewer and character become one and the same. We are united as creatures waiting to figure out truth and meaning, with words used as mere signifiers of a past, present, and future. In "Arrival" the foreigners come with a gift, with arms outstretched inside their homemade buffer zone, and it's a peace offering that comes with a relatable truth about the significance of patience and understanding.


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The Beverly Hills City Council is carefully considering what to do with what one council member called "our last valuable asset," about nine acres of undeveloped city-owned land in the industrial area, on which a municipal-services complex is proposed.
At its Tuesday study session, council members discussed a preliminary plan for the complex, which would be built at Foothill Road and 3rd Street. The municipal center would include a plant to house city vehicles, workshops and maintenance operations. A center for recreation and nonprofit social services is also under consideration, as is private commercial development to help defray the construction and maintenance costs of the other structures.
Councilwoman Vicki Reynolds was wary of the possible large scale and scope of the plant and resource center, whose combined cost is projected at roughly $70 million.
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It won't be published publicly on my blog (yet) because Jim mentioned it could be an interesting reveal at Duke Statistical Science's upcoming conference celebrating the 250 year anniversary of the publishing of Bayes' Theorem.
Statistician / statistics historian Stephen Stigler was wondering why Bayes was interested in the problem which led to the 1763 paper. Stigler believes that Bayes was building a case against an argument recently made by Hume, who apparently gave a probability-based argument of why God does not exist.
It's a pretty amazing thought that all of Bayesian statistics - and really most/all of statistics itself, since we're pre-1900's here - may have been launched by a mathematical debate about the existence of God!


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- Create content that can be refocused on not only prospects but also existing customers.
- You need end-to-end integrated digital marketing strategy – 2013 and now 2014
- Search engines are still changing their algorithms daily making it more and more difficult for companies to just depend on SEO.
- You need a mix of social, email, search engine and lead gen campaigns for demand generation.
- Plan out the event calendar
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Happy Easter to all of 3E and their parents! Have a great holiday - you deserve it!
Week Ending: 18th March 2016
Wow this week has been both busy and exciting! Thank you so much for attending the parent's information evening, it was lovely to see you all and celebrate your child's successes!
This is what we have been learning about:-
We have finished our IPC topic on 'The Human Body' this week and have looked at food groups and what each group does. We then used it to design our own healthy menu. We talked in great detail about eating a balanced diet and things like cakes and chocolate were okay in moderation! We also talked about what can cause damage to our bodies, in particular, alcohol and smoking.
In maths, we have been learning about time and the children are finding this very difficult. We have learnt about telling the time in 5s, for example, 5 past 3, 25 to 4 etc. They are fine with past but get confused with to! We then moved onto telling the time using roman numerals (!!) and finished off by looking at the 24 hour clock.
In English, they have written a first draft of a story, edited it and then wrote the final draft. They are getting really good at editing and are accepting it as an important part of the writing process. Their stories were brilliant and many were using inverted commas, paragraphs, fronted adverbials and a lot more. They are slipping slightly with capital letters and full stops, so if they do any writing at home, please correct their mistakes in terms of punctuation. We then made 'bird cakes' and wrote instructions for them. Here we are putting them on the trees!
As you are aware, on Thursday, it was sports relief and the children completed many activities! We had a dance off, an obstacle course and the 1 mile run or for me the 1 mile walk/crawl to the end! Here are some photos and videos of the day! Please remember to sponsor the children. You can use the following page: https://my.sportsrelief.com/sponsor/peterbrook
Week Ending: 26th February 2016
This is what we have been learning about this week: -
In English we have started our topic on 'Writing for Real: Fur and Feathers'. The children have been given the task by a publishing company to write a non-chronological report on an animal or bird from Africa and the Antarctic. They have had to do some research on their chosen animal, then write their first draft and finally on Friday they edited their work. This week they will write up their final draft before starting on their next project.
In Maths, we have looked at data handling where they answered questions based on a line graph and a bar chart, they have looked at the difference between parallel and perpendicular lines and finally, they looked at turns of a right angle anti clockwise and clockwise.
In IPC, we have started our topic on 'The Human Body' and have been looking at parts of the eye and the function of those parts. We have also looked at shadows, how they have been formed and finally what happens to shadows throughout the day.
Here are some pictures of our week.
Half Term Challenge
Write down a list of animals or birds that can be found in Africa and the Antartic ready for our English topic! Every child who brings me a list will get 3 house points! Happy internet surfing and remember to KEEP SAFE! Tell an adult if you see anything that worries you.
Week Ending: 11th February 2016
This week has been such a busy week! We have loads to share!
Fit4Schools came in on Friday and did a session with the children! They worked very hard and were out of breath by the end but had loads of fun!
These are our poetry performances. I am sorry for the group that is missing - it obviously didn't record! They all did really well!
We finished our topic on 'Bright Sparks' this week where they designed and made a room out of a house. They decorated it and added a working light bulb to it which they were very excited about! They all did a superb job!
It was internet safety day on Tuesday. We spent the morning thinking about the internet and how we should keep safe. The children learned a lot from it, especially the fact that they should tell an adult if they see anything that makes them feel uncomfortable or that is making them upset. We talked about cyberbullying and about not trusting everyone on the internet, for example, people might not be who they say they are. The children struggled to understand this concept but hopefully they do now as they are such trusting children - which is no bad thing! We made posters to tell others how to keep safe.
In RE last week, the children were learning about special clothes that different people wear. The children dressed up in their clothes and told the class about them. Thank you Mrs Basim for coming in!
Week Ending: 5th February 2016
Just a reminder that it is 'Times Table Tuesday' every Tuesday so we need those books in by then, Homework is due in on Wednesday and reading books should be in daily. I know that usually I read with the children on a set day but sometimes this can change.
This is what we have been learning about this week:
In English we have been learning about riddles. The children have had great fun doing these and are enjoying the challenge of writing me a riddle to solve.
In maths, we have been learning about multiplication and it is clear that a lot of the children still need a lot of work on the basic tables. Most have them have understood the process of working out multiplication using the formal written method but have made mistakes due to not knowing their tables.
In IPC, we have finished our science unit of work on electricity and have moved onto our design and technology topic. The children have been set the challenge of designing a room of a house and adding a light and a buzzer to it (at a later date!). Watch this space for photos of their final products!
Week ending: 29th January 2015
This is what we have been doing this week:
At first sight, the children thought these would be so easy to write but after attempting to write them, soon changed their minds!
Week Ending: 22nd January 2016
For the past two weeks, this is what we have been learning about:-
In English we have been continuing our work on poetry. We have looked at shape poems and acrostic poems. The children have thought hard about poetic devices they could use and have successfully written both types of poem using similes and alliteration. We are really trying hard to better ourselves with the vocabulary they use. They are gathering ideas and then editing their work to see if they can use better words. If they do writing at home, challenge them to better themselves!
In Maths, we have been focussing on addition and subtraction, specifically using the written column method. The children are often getting confused as to whether they regroup or exchange. Please see the autumn Class page for how we teach it if the children do this at home. We have also been counting back in tens and the children are really struggling with crossing the boundaries. What I mean by this is that if we have 423 and we count back in tens, they find it difficult when it gets to 403 and what comes next.
In IPC we have had fun with circuits! The children now know what a conductor and insulator is and they can set up circuits with 1 bulb, 2 bulbs and a buzzer. They are doing really well with this! We have also talked about the dangers of electricity and the problems with the environment!
Celebration Assembly Shout Outs!
Well done to the following children for receiving an award during celebration assembly this week:
Maisie for Maths
Christopher for English
Phoebe for Star
Finally, a reminder that for the next few weeks we will be focussing on the 3 times table in our testing, with a few of the 2s and 5s as well!
Please send any shoe boxes you have to spare into school this week!
Week Ending: 8th January 2016
Welcome back and a Happy New Year to you all!
Please note the new homework changes in the letter that was sent home last Tuesday. I have attached a copy of this letter below.
This week has been a busy week as always and this is what we have been learning: -
In English, we have started our new unit of work on poetry where we are looking at different types of poems. We have focused on list poems this week and the children have had great fun making up silly poems! They found it quite difficult to create rhyming couplets but most achieved it by the end of the week! If the children want to look at other list poems, there are plenty of examples on the internet.
In Maths, we have been looking at fractions. We have been focusing finding 1/5, 1/3, 1/4 of a quantity, counting forwards and backwards in tenths and knowing that tenths arise from dividing an object into 10 equal parts and in dividing one-digit numbers or quantities by 10 . See the power point below for more information on this.
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When I was growing up in India, non-violence was considered the highest virtue. In fact, my grandfather was a strong supporter of Mahatma Gandhi, and an advocate of non-violence to bring about social and political change. Modern society also has prominent icons of non-violence such as Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, and Lech Wałęsa. Yet today, basic human values are being eroded, resulting in violence and aggression.
The high incidence of violence in the society is appalling, whether at the domestic or societal level. Aggression has become an integral part even in the lives of children. In the United States, violence in school and college campuses is on the rise. In classrooms, aggressive children are sometimes considered heroes. If children lose their temper, they feel it is normal and even take pride in it. Many of them grow up thinking that they will have their say if they are aggressive. Bullying incidents are often seen and reported by the media. Strength and dignity lie in peace and cooperation, however these qualities go unnoticed.
As the children and young people in the United States get ready to deal with the challenges of a new decade, we need to revisit the education system and create an environment where learning is more interesting and joyful. The approach to education should nurture a child's ability to assimilate, comprehend and present information and knowledge effectively. It should also aim to restore pride in being peaceful and responsible, in being non-violent. Violence makes noise and Read More


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PM2.5 levels 13 times the permissible limit this Diwali
Pollution levels in the city on the night of Diwali went up from the previous year's figures for the festival night and were much above the permissible limits for most pollutants.gurgaon Updated: Nov 01, 2016 00:16 IST
Pollution levels in the city on the night of Diwali went up from the previous year's figures for the festival night and were much above the permissible limits for most pollutants. According to data collected by the Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB), the suspended particulate matter (PM) 2.5 was 13 times above the permissible limit and almost double the levels measured on Diwali last year.
On Sunday night, the maximum level of PM 2.5, which has a permissible limit of 60 micrograms per cubic metre (µg/m³), increased to 785µg/m³. Similarly, sulphur dioxide increased from 1.20 µg/m³ on Saturday to 9.8 µg/m³ on Sunday. However, that is much below the permissible limit of 20 µg/m³.
PM2.5 is particulate matter 2.5 micrometres or less in diameter and is a major component of what constitutes air pollution. The particulate matter being very fine it can reside in the lungs and aggravate asthma or respiratory conditions. The elderly and children are most vulnerable to adverse effects on health caused by PM2.5.
According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data, which is being provided by the HSPCB, initial data on Monday showed that the PM2.5 level was 223 µg/m³.
The city was also affected by smog on Monday morning as the air quality level declined. Last year on Diwali, the maximum PM 2.5 level was recorded at 361 µg/m³. State pollution board officials said that the smog was a result of the pollutants released from bursting of firecrackers on Sunday still being trapped in the atmosphere.
Harmful gases such as sulphur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide NO2, apart from particulate matter, are released when firecrackers are burnt. A combination NO and NO2 forms NOx or mono-nitrogen oxides.
The official data also marked an increase in NOx from 10.14 µg/m³ last year to 50.56 µg/m³ this year. NOx can cause inflammation of the airways and lungs, and reduce immunity. It also intensifies asthma attacks, especially among children.
"There is a sudden increase in pollution levels after Diwali. Due to high moisture in the air, pollutants remain trapped in the atmosphere for longer periods. This is why the PM 2.5 level is high a day after Diwali. A good shower can clean up the air of the region. However, the next couple of days will be harmful for residents as the air will remain polluted," said Bhupender Singh, regional officer, HSPCB.
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what are all the books called in the virgin river series?
thanks for your help!!
Hi there!
I can help you with your question about Robyn Carr's Virgin River series of books. I checked my library's catalog, online at Goodreads.com and on Carr's website to find the following list of books in the series:
Book 1 - Virgin River
Book 2 - Shelter Mountain
Book 3 - Whispering Rock
Book 4 - A Virgin River Christmas
Book 5 - Second Chance Pass
Book 6 - Temptation Ridge
Book 7 - Paradise Valley
Book 8 - "Under the Christmas Tree" (novella)
Book 9 - Forbidden Falls
Book 10 - Angel's Peak
Book 11 - Moonlight Road
Book 12 - "Midnight Confessions" (novella)
Book 13 - Promise Canyon
Book 14 - Wild Man Creek
Book 15 - Harvest Moon
Book 16 - Bring Me Home for Christmas
Book 17 - Hidden Summit
Book 18 - Redwood Bend
Book 19 - Sunrise Point
Book 20 - My Kind of Christmas
I hope that helps! Your local librarian would also be a great resource for locating these books when you're ready to read them.
Happy reading!
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WEST BLOOMFIELD >> Farmington took at least a share of the OAA White baseball title with a sweep of West Bloomfield in a baseball doubleheader on Monday.
The Falcons won the opener, 4-1, and closed out with a 4-2 victory.
That gives Farmington a 17-6 overall record and 9-2 in the OAA White with one district game remaining � a rematch with the Lakers on Wednesday. Birmingham Groves could still be in the picture atop the league, but Monday�s two losses eliminated West Bloomfield.
West Bloomfield, under first-year coach Jerry Brown, fell to 14-9 and 5-5 in the league.
�We battled. This team has been really good at battling all year long I mean even when we don�t play our best we seem to battle at the plate and make necessary plays when we can,�� Farmington coach Pete Finn said. �There�s not really one pitcher on the team there�s a bunch of different guys.��
�Brandon Strickland (who started the opener) has been tremendous. I don�t know why it�s so hard for people to hit him but he keeps people off balance, they don�t score a lot of runs against him,�� Finn said.
While Strickland pitched the entire game, Game 2 was a group effort.
�Zack Dickson got the win on the mound in Game 2 as the starting pitcher. I saw some mechanical things I was not super happy happy with and this team gets good swings,�� Finn said. �Jack Budde is a heck of a of a ball player you can�t let him get too good of swings, he�s going to hit. I just wanted to make sure we were going to go with a different look, we went with Chandler Coultrip, my sidearm guy, and he did a good job. When you hit the first guy in an inning it�s not good sign. Damon Manasa just comes over the top, different angle. Different angles for all three pitchers.��
In the first game, the Falcons went up 1-0 in the first inning when Manasa knocked in Luke Morrissette and held on until West Bloomfield�s Nick Seidel slammed a solo home run in the bottom of the fourth to tie it up.
The Falcons came right back and scored a pair in the top of the fifth when Manasa�s single knocked in one run and Deven Mahanti�s double brought in another to give Farmington the 3-1 lead. Another run was added at the top of the fourth when Dylann Finn crossed home after Ryan Juliano�s sacrifice fly.
Mahanti had two doubles and a single in the opener with a single and double in the second game.
In the second game, the Falcons wasted no time. West Bloomfield pitcher Andrew Weiss started the game, but the Falcons were in control in the top of the first scoring three runs with RBI from David Harrison, Finn and Dickson. Mahanti drove in a run at the top of the second.
West Bloomfield scored one run in the bottom of the fifth after Collin Goan walked, stole second and then was knocked in by Trenton Newby. Farmington loaded the bases with two outs in the top of the sixth but couldn�t take advantage.
In the bottom of the sixth, the Lakers loaded the bases with no outs after Budde was hit by a pitch to lead off. They added a run after Farmington switched pitchers going to Le�Andre Turner.
Brown said the four errors in the first game and three in the second were critical. In his first year of coaching the Lakers, he said they are still learning what he expects and his way of playing baseball. It�s been an adjustment. The coach said some players are handling it better than others.
The Lakers� Brandon Becks hit a pair of doubles and a single in the second game. Ken White had a triple and single in the two games while Budde had two singles.
�West Bloomfield is a tough team for us to play,�� Finn said. �They�re very well coached, that didn�t change this year, it�s still a well coached team, they�re very athletic. We spent a little extra time on pick-offs this week trying to make sure we were going to limit the leads at first and second. � We worked on a lot of good stuff to prepare for West Bloomfield.�


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Bianca's Vineyard is a sweeping family saga. I found the setting and time period fascinating. This is an engrossing read - and a real treat.
Although there is romance in this novel, at heart it is a wonderfully old fashioned family saga. I loved reading the story of the family, and the strong family ties that held them together. It is even more intriguing because it was based on a true story.
The family tree in the front of the book was very helpful in keeping track of the characters. (I only wish it could have been expanded further.) Although the heart of the story is the WWII years, the book spans from 1913 to 2001, so there are many wonderful characters to get to know.
The descriptions in this book are vivid, and the characterizations are layered with depth. The author has a gift for helping the reader to feel that they are there. This book would make an amazing movie - or miniseries!
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