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First, I wanted to wish all the fathers out there a Happy Father's Day. I am blessed to have both an amazing husband as a father to our three girls and a wonderful dad growing up.
I'm the oldest of three girls and now have three girls myself. And all of us are together in Disney right now.
Over the last few days, some great reviews for my latest novel, Chasing Memories, have started rolling in. I plan to share those later this week. For now, I am excited that I've scheduled my first book club appearance for July 17 in Superior, Colorado. It's significant because I will be surrounded by some dear friends and my book is set in Superior.
I sent a shipment of books ahead of time, so I have to share the picture sent to me by the recipient. Thanks, Shannon!
Nothing makes me happier than friends and books. So excited!
Sundays are for A Round of Words in 80 Days (ROW80) updates. All my focus is on marketing right now. Scheduling the book club was a great start, but I'm going to be a very busy lady in the coming weeks.
Hope all my Blogathon & ROW80 pals are having a great week.
June 16, 2013
2 comments:
- Jo Michaels said...
I wish you the best of luck! I hope sales go through the roof :) Many hugs for you. WRITE ON!
- June 24, 2013 at 9:14 AM
- Tia Bach said...
I'm looking forward to finally getting to my new home in CA and hitting the pavement to get CM out there. But, I'm also looking forward to writing Book 2 and increasing sales to Book 1 that way as well. Fun times ahead!
- June 24, 2013 at 9:45 AM
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PIVOT, a Palestinian app to preserve historical memory, honored by Harvard
Among the Palestinian diaspora, across the region and world, the danger of forgetting one's history is very close to the surface, especially as the nakba generation ages. The PIVOT project, an interactive app that stores images, videos, and information on ancient and modern Palestinian history, is a direct attempt to combat the fear of forgetting – and one that seems to have a chance of success.
The Palestinian PIVOT project placed first at the Dean's Cultural Entrepreneurship Challenge organized by the Harvard Innovation Lab in May, winning a cash prize of $25,000 USD in addition to access to a co-working space and mentorship.
Neil Doyle, Assistant Director at Harvard's Innovation Lab, says that the project represents an innovative approach to solving the fundamental problem of art's sustainability, along with a new way to increasing cultural and social impact. Moreover, the team has the experience, skills, and commitment needed to implement the plan.
The adventure began in September 2013 when founders Asma Jaber and Sami Jitan joined the Venture Incubation Program at Harvard's Innovation Lab, which provides a co-working space, resources, and mentorship to develop projects.
Having passed through the stages of the competition, Jaber remembers the night their victory was announced: "It was important to be able to talk openly about Palestine, the Palestinian history, and destroyed villages. It was a fantastic day for the preservation of Palestinian history at Harvard."
"The source of our inspiration to build PIVOT was the death of Asma's father and her desire to do something to keep her relationship with her homeland alive," Jitan told us. Asma says that her father had always helped her value the places around her, particularly during her visits to Palestine. He was always telling her about the villages that had been there and their ancient names. "After his death, I was driving my car from Jerusalem to Nazareth, and I thought to myself that there were no apps out there designed for one to enjoy the region and its history. There was no way to digitally browse history," she continued.
Explaining why PIVOT was chosen as the app's name, Jitan said: "Since the user's experience indicates going around a location through time, we decided to go for this name."
How does PIVOT work?
Jaber explained that as soon as a user download the app, it takes them to a country map with "specific pinpoints" – or what are known as Pivot Points – allowing users to access information about a site. Swiping a finger to the left allows users to go back in time, accessing historical information.
Jitan said that two types of users use the app: those who want to remotely discover cities or countries, and those who use it to know more about where they already are.
As for the content, the team focuses on providing high-quality information. "Some mentors advised us to follow the Wikipedia model, but we needed to control the information. We want all the views of the world, provided that they are validated and significant. It is as if we are archiving the 'shoe box' content," Jitan says. "We want to dive in these pictures and upload them to the app."
Until now, Jaber and Jitan have been relying on seed funds and the prize money to develop PIVOT, but they are considering all possibilities to monetize their project, including adopting a paid model.
Many initiatives are working to preserve the Palestinian memory, such as Palestine Remembered and All That Remains, which collects pictures, or even the iNakba app that offers a similar service to PIVOT. But, whereas iNakba depends on geo-references of villages and cities that were destroyed in Palestine, while PIVOT seeks to provide information about villages and cities throughout the world. Indeed, it's in the rest of the world that might be a preferred target market, as Palestine itself is already quite well served by iNakba.


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UnitedSiC adds seven SiC FETs to the 650V product family
Nuremberg, NJ, USA - Nutinberg, a manufacturer of silicon carbide (SiC) power semiconductors, announced that it has been UJ3C (universal) and UF3C (hard switching) series 650V. SiC FETs have added seven new TO220-3L and D2PAK-3L device/package combinations.
These new devices offer a new level of high-voltage power performance for applications such as fast-growing data center server power supplies, 5G base station telecom rectifiers, and electric vehicle car chargers. These new devices will be very attractive to design engineers who still prefer the 3-pin, TO220 or D2PAK package options, but are also working to improve power factor correction circuits, LLC resonant converters and phase-shifted full-bridge converters. Power performance.
UnitedSiC's UJ3C and UF3C FET product lines are unique in their true "direct replacement" capability. By replacing existing Si IGBTs, Si FETs, SiC MOSFETs, or silicon superjunction devices with UnitedSiC FETs, designers can significantly improve system performance without changing the gate drive voltage.
Both series of SiC FETs are based on UnitedSiC's unique "cascode" circuit configuration, in which normally-on SiC JFETs are packaged with Si MOSFETs to create a normally gated state with standard gate drive characteristics (normally -off) SiC FET device. As a result, existing systems will have significant performance improvements with UnitedSiC "direct replacement" FET upgrades, enabling lower turn-on and switching losses, enhanced thermal performance and integrated gate ESD protection. In the new design, UnitedSiC FETs offer higher switching frequencies, resulting in significant system advantages, higher efficiency, and reduced size and cost of passive components such as magnetic components and capacitors.
The industry-standard three-pin TO220-3L package provides enhanced thermal characteristics through UnitedSiC's sintered-silver packaging technology. New products offered in this package include UJ3C devices with RDS(on) values of 30 and 80mΩ, and UF3C devices with RDS(on) specifications of 40mΩ.
The three-lead industry standard D2PAK-3L package is designed for surface mount and is certified by IPC and JEDEC's Moisture Sensitivity Level 1. New products offered in this package include UJ3C devices with RDS(on) specifications of 30mΩ and 80mΩ, and UF3C devices with RDS(on) specifications of 30mΩ and 40mΩ.
UnitedSiC also offers automotive graded devices that are AEC-Q101 compliant.
Price and availability information
The unit price of all devices varies according to the RDS(on) value, which is calculated in a minimum of 1,000 pieces. For the D2PAK-3L package, the unit price ranges from $5.18 to $14.35. For the TO220-3L package, the unit price of the device. It is $5.18 to $13.79. The device is available in stock at authorized United Silicon distributors such as Mouser and Richardson Electronics.


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September 12, 2012: The Lightning connector replaces Apple's aging 30-pin interface, a proprietary data and power connector that debuted on the iPod Classic in 2003. The slender and capable new Lightning port debuts in the iPhone 5, bringing big improvements — and no small amount of controversy.
Apple soon will build the Lightning connector into many other products, including iPad, iPod and accessories. It's used to charge the mobile devices as well as transfer data to a Mac or PC.


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JEFFERSONVILLE – Kevin Castro scored two goals while powering Jeffersonville to a 5-1 victory over Bedford North Lawrence during boys high school soccer action on Saturday.
Castro scored the opening goal at 15:21 off a Josh Walter assist, and Walter added the second goal at 30:51.
Konnor Kimble extended the Jeffersonville lead with a goal at 13:00 of the second half, but the Stars answered with a goal by Josh Anderson at 15:31.
BNL's Gavin Green was awarded a free kick, and he found Reece Terrell in front of the goal. Terrell headed the ball to Anderson, who settled and connected from six yards.
The Red Devils (7-1, 4-1 in the Hoosier Hills Conference) pulled away late as Castro scored again (off a Renaldo Lawrence pass) at 35:13, and Lawrence capped the scoring with his own goal at 38:00.
"We got within 3-1, then they scored twice as we wore down," BNL coach Logan Jackson said. "They were very fast and athletic. We played pretty well, so we can't be too upset with that."
BNL (6-7, 1-4) will host Brown County on Monday and celebrate Senior Night.


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This Code articulates broad values and principles that characterize an integer research culture. In addition to this Code, the Amsterdam UMC Research Code defines local guidelines and expectations that researchers and staff are expected to follow when conducting research at Amsterdam UMC. (see 'Downloads').
Despite efforts to promote responsible conduct of research, situations can arise where research integrity seems to have been compromised. Together with the associated universities, Amsterdam UMC operates joint policies for the handling of alleged breaches of integrity.
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I've never really been big on coupons. If I see a retail website with a promo code or coupon code box, I will try to find a good coupon or discount code to use, but I don't really do that with domain names. Many registrars have stopped giving out coupons and promo codes, so it can be tough to find a decent code to use.
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Welcome to Afterglow, a newsletter dedicated to exploring films that defy convention and subvert genres. Thank you for subscribing! I know it's a hard time for everyone to think about anything other than the crazy news cycle and our current state of the world. But I truly believe that now more than ever, films and film writing can play a therapeutic role.
Also, be smart and wash your hands with soap, avoid large gatherings, and don't put yourself at risk. Oh, and watch some good movies while you have the time.
As a preview, upcoming newsletters will include my thoughts on films such as Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always, Bacurau, and Sorry We Missed You.
First up, First Cow
Nobody depicts the American wilderness quite like Kelly Reichardt. Hell, nobody depicts the American experience quite like Kelly Reichardt. In our modern-day release swirl of superhero sagas, elevated horror, and Oscar hype machines, her patient and thoughtful perspective on the world feels even more necessary. Reichardt's films almost always deal with the theme of survival, and more specifically how times of collective transition become quietly unflinching and potentially devastating for people who no longer have a place to call home. She's fascinated by what motivates these wayward souls to press on and endure inescapable patterns of financial hardship, emotional malaise, and ideological frustration despite societal indifference. Sensing that the stress and anxiety of modern life could potentially consume all hope, her yearning, loving camera looks to nature for solace, and a chance to calm one's mind in times of distress (the perfect antidote to coronavirus panic attacks!).
As a result, her films double as intimate portraits of American landscapes, vistas that become symbols of stability in trying moments, specifically the topography of northwestern states where forests and mountains are bedfellows of burgeoning rural communities (see the opening shot of Certain Women). Reichardt doesn't frame these spaces lyrically or poetically; they are real places inhabited by frustrated working and middle-class folk. But with time, the characters come to represent a certain duality between serenity and self-doubt that tends to exist on the same horizon. Ultimately, Reichardt sees the modern struggles of isolation as a byproduct of our ever-present fear of disappearing, of feeling unheard, of falling into the cracks of society.
America's raw materials - greed, ambition, and friendship - are familiar themes within the Western genre. But Reichardt's beautiful, sublime new frontier saga First Cow (opening Friday, March 20th in San Diego, I think) envisions them anew, even as interchangeable forces seamlessly propels us forward in the direction of our own graves. For this reason and many others, the film feels like a kindred spirit to Jim Jarmusch's b/w masterpiece Dead Man, a 1995 revisionist western starring Johnny Depp as a meek East coast accountant who shares the same name as the poet William Blake. After traveling west for a job that never materializes, he meets a fellow outcast named Nobody (Gary Farmer), who is part Piikáni (Blackfoot) and Apsáalooke (Crow). Through their meandering, sometimes violent experiences Blake becomes mentally and spiritually transformed by the genocide, cultural tension, violence, and economic rot of the old west.
First Cow grapples with similar tensions, albeit through a much more restrained and melancholic lens. But Dead Man's energy can be felt throughout - Reichardt's latest begins with a quote from Blake's Proverbs of Hell: "The bird a nest, the spider a web, man friendship." Then there's an inverse mirroring effect in the film's opening shots: Dead Man starts inside a fast-moving train, whereas First Cow initially trains its gaze on a slow-moving shipping freighter quietly gliding down an Oregon river that doesn't seem wide or deep enough to handle this massive vessel. "Progress" happens at many different speeds.
The act of unearthing some long-buried bones transports First Cow's story from the present day back to the 1820s and Oregon's bustling forest economy fueled by beaver pelts and soft gold. There, we meet Cookie (John Magaro) a kind, empathetic, and quiet cook/baker who has ventured from his East coast origins into this unforgiving masculine territory after partnering up with mouthy fur trappers. During one foraging mission through the underbrush, he encounters King Lu (Orion Lee), a Chinese immigrant who's on the lam.
The two develop a deeper friendship after settling down in one of the local encampments. Unlike most Westerns, Reichardt's vision reflects the diversity of a burgeoning community founded on opportunities and consequences tied with Manifest Destiny. Then the titular cow arrives, brought upriver to provide milk for the wealthy local magistrate (Toby Jones). With this bovine…temptation comes. "History isn't here yet," King Lu says to Cookie at one key turning point, sensing a shared business venture but fully realizing that any capitalist opportunity has an expiration date.
The slyly unassuming script for First Cow, which Reichart adapted with Jonathan Raymond from his novel The Half Life, elides plot and exposition for subtle moments of character building and conversation. The strange thematic overlapping between it and Dead Man never ceases, and Jarmusch's film provides a fascinating counterpoint to Reichardt's meandering tale of inescapable ambition. Gary Farmer shows up in a supporting role, almost like a strange caricature of his iconic Nobody, and there's also a specific emphasis on the flora and fauna of frontier locations (creeks, clearings, crevasses) beautifully realized by Reichardt's longtime cinematographer Christopher Blauvelt. Despite these poetic interludes, the grim realities of human selfishness and deterioration remain omnipresent.
With First Cow, Reichardt continues her unhurried exploration of friendship as a means of survival and harbinger of doom. Think Wendy and Lucy. Think Meek's Cutoff. Think Old Joy. But here, the aching sense of time passing feels even more organically tied to its surroundings (not surprisingly Reichardt thanks experimental landscape filmmaker Peter Hutton in a postscript). All in all, moment to moment, First Cow shows her unique understanding of our many human contradictions, feelings we all recognize but can rarely verbalize. Our strongest and most vulnerable points are often interchangeable.
Going Haywire
My inaugural Afterglow streaming recommendation arrived on Netflix this month. Haywire is one of those absolute bangers that once it starts, there's no stopping me from watching it. There's also no stopping Gina Carano's Mallory Kane, the tenacious, powerful, indestructible special operative who fights and kicks and shoots and mauls her way through Steven Soderbergh's 2011 action masterpiece.
Most genre films of this ilk would try to play up the tradecraft intrigue with slick narrative exposition and special effects, but Soderbergh does just the opposite, stripping the spy movie construct down to its most elemental parts. Mallory's few extended dialogue scenes prove to be measured, showing her to be a tactical warrior but also someone who can improvise on a moment's notice. The fight sequences are often filmed in continuous takes to show off the physical skill of the performers, specifically Carano, an MMA legend. Her fight scenes are hand-to-hand symphonies, pummeling in their close proximity, realistic timing, and sudden finality.
Released at the end of Soderbergh's "experimental phase", which began with DV oddities like Full Frontal and Bubble and came to full fruition with 2009's The Girlfriend Experience, Haywire remains the director's perfect synthesis of effortless craft and daring thematic ingenuity, i.e., his continuous need to recalibrate the "rules" of narrative filmmaking.
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This section will eventually focus on San Diego film events worthy of your attention, but for the time being, it will remain dormant until public life gets back to normal.
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"1 in 4 varsity students have been diagnosed with depression." Parent24, 10 October 2018
"Courts let Rhodes University lecturer off sexual harassment hook" SowetanLIVE, 22 January 2019
"Alarming that safety on campus for students remains elusive." SowetanLIVE, 11 Feb 2019
"47 rapes on SA campuses last year; varsities to take action." Independent Online, 14 October 2018
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In ancient Babylon, a false god by the name of Baal was worshiped after they had forgotten Noah and the flood. Babylonian gods only survive because people feed them, demons twisting the stories of scripture, knowing man's heart is dark and embraces their nonsense. For the elect, it makes no sense at all; it only reveals that those who succumb do not truly love God, and HE allows it because HE tests us to see if we will honor HIS standards and precepts.
If humanity had been wiped out, the gods would have starved??? That was tried in Noah's flood. The fact they keep showing up is because the spirits of the fallen angels on the earth are still here trying to build their god a new world order that continually proves itself to be a colossal failure.
Nimrod was the leader in building the city of Babel and the tower to worship false gods rather than the true and living God (Genesis 10:8-10). Nimrod established a system of idol worship that detested God and worshiped Satan. God confused their language and scattered them all over the earth and they took this false religious system with them into all the world. Babel later became known as Babylon where all false religions and idol worship came from. Paul said, "The things which the Gentiles sacrifice they sacrifice to demons and not to God" (1 Corinthians 10:20). All idol worship is demonic worship!
They hate mankind and make mankind hate itself.
If everyone were to get into heaven without conforming to the will of God, it would be what we have now on the earth.
Do you want more of this?
The will of God is to allow Jesus's Spirit to enter and make you the person you are meant to be; it is God sealing the relationship HE wants with each of us.
Our God will not share HIS glory with another; that's why the angels were tossed out of heaven, to begin with, as they saw no value in worshipping what they could not see. God made man to reveal HIS SON. Before doing so, HE gave HIS SON a glorious covering to carry his spirit through the congregation. That covering failed to do what was expected of him. His beauty of precious stones carried the light, both were taken from him he got the stones back but needs the "precious light of truth" to get his temple built.
I have been accused of not being encouraging enough??
I have lived in New England all my life, I have heard the voice of God, and on several occasions, I have made prophetic announcements concerning marriages and relationships that have been blessed. Those who have blessed me have been blessed.
Like I have revealed, there are tares among us who are there to keep the burn under control, some very much unaware the devil is using them to destroy the work of God. They have no respect for the elders in the Church. Let alone the work we do. They should just let us do what we do best to reveal the truth.
The more truth you carry the greater value you are to God.
Proverbs 14:7-22 KJV
(7) Go from the presence of a foolish man, when thou perceivest not in him the lips of knowledge.
(8) The wisdom of the prudent is to understand his way: but the folly of fools is deceit.
(9) Fools make a mock at sin: but among the righteous there is favour.
(10) The heart knoweth his own bitterness; and a stranger doth not intermeddle with his joy.
(11) The house of the wicked shall be overthrown: but the tabernacle of the upright shall flourish.
(12) There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.
(13) Even in laughter the heart is sorrowful; and the end of that mirth is heaviness.
(14) The backslider in heart shall be filled with his own ways: and a good man shall be satisfied from himself.
(15) The simple believeth every word: but the prudent man looketh well to his going.
(16) A wise man feareth, and departeth from evil: but the fool rageth, and is confident.
(17) He that is soon angry dealeth foolishly: and a man of wicked devices is hated.
(18) The simple inherit folly: but the prudent are crowned with knowledge.
(19) The evil bow before the good; and the wicked at the gates of the righteous.
(20) The poor is hated even of his own neighbour: but the rich hath many friends.
(21) He that despiseth his neighbour sinneth: but he that hath mercy on the poor, happy is he.
(22) Do they not err that devise evil? but mercy and truth shall be to them that devise good.
Was Xavier University or John Carroll not receiving students in 1988?
Look at all the burning men or who will burn.
The Blind Leading the Blind
Shawmut Center (1995)
FleetCenter (1995–2005)
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The devil wants small fires that are controlled by his ministers of righteousness. If I say the word it places a veil over their eyes and ears to protect their harlot.
Moses put things down and picked things up. He only had less than 2 million to deliver out of the hands of Pharoah. He also had the plagues on his side, including the death of the firstborn of the Pharoah and his people in order to soften their hearts to free souls.
Today's Pharoah and his cohorts have no children. Which only leaves those who joined with them here below who have children.
Tolkien was not born again and took his material from the dark one through the Norse god Oden because he had no relationship with the light, only knowledge that the light existed. He never read the Bible under the power of the HOLY SPIRIT but by the influence of a church founded by a man who killed his own wife and son after proclaiming Christianity. This tells us that no HOLY SPIRIT was involved in his life no change took place in his heart, it was only a political maneuver.
They turned down the heat only to crank it back up when they took control.
They condemn souls to hell, and they want me to encourage them?
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A Woman Rides the Beast: The Roman Catholic Church and the Last Days
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The third and final album from despondent musician Umesh sees Brown Jenkins continue the more guitar based, droning approach of Angel Eyes, straying away from the more ambient depressive hues of the debut, Dagonite. And while the result is less suicide inducing than the debut, the end result is still an oppressive, nauseating foray into terrifying but lucid nightmares.
The core of Brown Jenkins is the filthy, discordant guitars that that ply repetitive, droning riffs, that now focus on black/doom metal rather than languid ambience and atmospheric interludes. Buzzing with a slimy, cavernous tone and Umesh's fetid roars and screams, Brown Jenkins, while certainly more riff based, is still about overall mood and tenuous grip on reality rather than songs, as the albums 7 lengthy (7-10 minutes) songs play more like a guitar and drum based ritual summoning a vast tentacled thing from the depths of the earth.
What is funny about the album, is that despite its inherent, simple pacing, there is actually a lot going on. On headphones, the guitars sound like a swarm of OCD addled, valium injected bees being played through an amp in hell; the textures are just oppressively and densely layered when you sit and actively listen. But by the same token, if you just listen casually on speakers, you could be sucked into a trance like state but what superficially seems like simple repetition. Tracks like "Ashes in her Mouth", "Lords of Suicide" even with their surprisingly upbeat pace, are a perfect examples where the repetition and pacing belies a complex, sanity suciking atonality that only reveals itself once you shut out everything else and spiral into its paranoia riddled cacophony that seem to personify Umesh's own personal demons.
Personally though, I still prefer when Umesh slows down to a hypnotic, but hacking, wheezing, phlegm filled crawl as heard on the second half of opener "Breathless" parts of "Hopeless, Godlike" and closer "We, Disappear" where I Imagine Umesh recording in his basement, naked, covered in bile and Cthulhu saliva.
With this chapter closed and the The Ash Eaters being Umesh's new outlet, I'll continue to follow one of American metal's more intriguing an interesting personalities as he continues to make cancerous and challenging underground music.
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Thanks for this excellent review. To address one of your points…well, my aim in writing this was to make it both accessible and progressive…so yeah, the "main" guitars in the center channels have simplistic/pop/rock riffs that reflect what I was going for but the other guitars on both sides have all kinds of different things going on. If you listen to it on headphones you can really hear that…but one must also realize that this was never meant to be "easy listening". ;) I think people today are really used to listening to an album a few times and then moving on…this album wasn't written for those listeners. It will grow/expand/etc. over time. I am thankful if people simply listen to it…a lot of what I do with this kind of writing doesn't have a precedent and I think that will only become clear over time…I guess we'll see.
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The Big Brother houseguests played for the Power of Veto over the weekend, and CBS will present the results during the Wednesday night episode of the show.
Cody Calafiore won the Head of Household Competition, again, and decided that he was going to nominate Kevin Campbell and David Alexander for eviction.
When Cody was HOH in Week 1, he nominated Kevin then, as well, putting him on the block next to Keesha Smith. It was Keesha who got sent home first this season.
Cody, Kevin, and David were joined by Tyler Crispen, Nicole Franzel, and Enzo Palumbo in the Veto Competition.
Who won the Power of Veto on Big Brother 22?
Cody won the OTEV Veto Competition and kept the power in his hands for the week. It presented him with an opportunity to backdoor someone and follow through on all of the chatter about targeting Christmas Abbott and/or Daniele Donato.
While he mulled over possibly using it, the feeds revealed Cody giving David a hard time. The video below shows an interaction that a lot of live feed viewers were not pleased with.
Cody: I'm using the veto. Who should I put up as replacement? Go. 10 seconds, 9, 8, 7, 6
David: Whoever is best for your game
C: Now I'm not using it. You're staying on the block. You failed miserably there.
D: I would have something biased for my game
C: I was just kidding#bb22 pic.twitter.com/kIAOpC2M4N— Tooms (@Tooms_BB) September 28, 2020
In addition to that video above, people have been dragging David in the house due to what took place during the Veto Competition. As he tells the story, he was about to be eliminated in the first round of the Veto Competition, and he decided to go for the money. Other houseguests were very displeased.
Did Cody use the Power of veto this week?
Cody chose not to use the Power of Veto and kept his nominees on the block. At the first Eviction Ceremony on Thursday night, the BB22 cast will decide whether to evict Kevin Campbell or David Alexander.
Either Kevin or David will become the third member of the jury, joining Ian Terry and Da'Vonne Rogers outside of the game. But by the end of the night, two more people will be joining that trio, as producers are rolling out the first Triple Eviction in BB USA show history.
It should be a really exciting night of television, as this is something brand new to both the houseguests and the viewers at home. CBS has even given the show two hours to do it, so there is a high probability of some drama if producers kept the secret from the BB22 cast.
Mastermind #bb22 pic.twitter.com/u4j8APxM1l
— Tooms (@Tooms_BB) September 28, 2020
In addition to the Triple Eviction coming up, CBS has shifted the Big Brother schedule of episodes. It includes Monday nights instead of Sunday nights and a special Friday night episode in the mix. Here is a full breakdown of the upcoming Big Brother episodes.
Big Brother airs Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8/7c on CBS.


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Following Eddie Van Halen's tragic passing at the age of 65, stars including John Mayer, Joe Satriani, Jimmy Page and Pete Townshend have paid tribute, and now Steve Vai – who played in Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth's solo band – has offered his own memories of the departed guitar legend.
The two guitarists met backstage at an Allan Holdsworth gig in Los Angeles, during which time Vai was working with Frank Zappa.
"He was a Zappa fan, so I gave him my number and said, 'If you ever want to meet Frank, let me know,'" Vai told Rolling Stone.
"And oddly enough, the next day, my roommate said, 'Ed Van Halen called.' I gave him Frank's number. Then the phone rings, and it's Frank. And he says to me: 'Hey, sport, Edward Van Halen is here, come on up.' And I went up to the house and the three of us sat there all day and listened to music and jammed.
"He was amazing back then. He picked up this one guitar, and the nut was a little too shallow, so the string was buzzing. He found this huge screwdriver and [stuck it] underneath the nut. The screwdriver was sticking out like a foot and a half, and we were jamming like that, and he made it work."
After Vai left David Lee Roth's band in 1989, he got a call from Eddie, and the two met regularly for the next six months.
"I saw his studio," Vai continues. "He played me all these tapes. He was constantly writing and playing. He played me stuff that was never released, but it was so Edward. I said, 'Why don't you make a solo record?' and he always felt that the Van Halen records were his solo records. But this stuff he was playing me was really quite nice. It was all the things we loved about the way he played.
Vai also recalls another occasion where Van Halen delivered demonstrable proof that tone is in the fingers.
"I was at my house in Hollywood, and in my studio, I was using my guitar, my rig, my pedals, my amps," Vai says. "And Edward came in. We were just hanging out and talking, and he says to me, 'Let me show you this one thing I was working on.'
"And he takes my guitar and he starts playing and I realized instantly that it was Edward Van Halen. It didn't sound anything like me. It had that 'brown sound'. It was everything we love about Ed's tone. He was playing my exact gear, and it sounded like him.
Among the Van Halen tracks he played live with Roth, Vai highlights Unchained, (Oh) Pretty Woman, Panama and Hot For Teacher as his favorites – but admitted he never sought to imitate Eddie's playing style.
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"I remember making [David Lee Roth album] Eat 'Em and Smile and we were working with Ted Templeman and he played me just the naked tracks of Edward's guitars, and even just one track, one microphone of Edward's guitar just sounded like an orchestra. Perfectly packaged in this powerfully dynamic expression.
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Museum ethics: when the law plays catch up
Posted on: March 23, 2021 by Alexander Herman
Readers of this blog will know of our interest in a particular piece of EU law that came into effect throughout the EU territory on 28th December 2020. This predated the end of the Brexit Transition Period by three days and so applied to the UK as well, at least initially. The legislation was Regulation 2019/880 on the Introduction and the Import of Cultural Goods and the particular provision that came into force was Article 3(1). This article introduced a prohibition on 'Part A' cultural goods brought into the customs territory removed from their country of origin in breach of the laws and regulations of that country. Part A in the Regulation's Annex includes a wide array of cultural goods, such as products of archaeological excavations, paintings, rare manuscripts and archives (for a full list see here). According to the Regulation (Article 1(2)), it does not apply to goods created or first discovered in the EU.
What is surprising about this prohibition is that it tends to go further than the import restrictions currently in place in most countries. Using the UK as an example, apart from obvious cases of theft or fraud, the law usually only imposes limits on the import of cultural property removed from specific places like Iraq, Syria or territories under military occupation. Beyond these, general import restrictions do not traditionally apply to all goods unlawfully exported from a territory of origin. Now with Article 3(1) a more blanket prohibition for unlawfully-exported cultural goods has come into effect.
It appears as though the UK will now be repealing this prohibition (update: see our later blog post from May). Nor will the remaining features of EU Regulation 2019/880 be implemented in the UK, such as the electronic database and the requirements for import licences for certain cultural goods (e.g. archaeological material over 250 years of age) and importer statements for a wider category of cultural goods over 200 years of age and worth at least € 18,000. Though the general prohibition has been in force since 28th December, EU Member States will have until June 2025 to implement these wider aspects of the system.
What does Article 3(1) mean for museums? First, the prohibition applies to a museum, just as it would any dealer, collector or member of the wider public. If you import one of the Part A cultural goods, you will need to ensure it was not removed unlawfully from its place of origin – no matter when that removal took place. If the cultural good is being borrowed from abroad or returned from abroad after a loan, the prohibition will also come into play. The risk is that law enforcement could potentially seize the object as a breach of the new prohibition. Though the risk is relatively small, the consequence for any museum of an investigation and/or seizure would be dreadful.
If we consider the UK as an example, most museums have already been implementing due diligence checks on the provenance of materials, whether for the purpose of acquisitions or loans. This is because of the ethical framework that governs museums, including the ICOM Code of Ethics (2004), the Museums Association Code of Ethics (2015) and sector guidance found within the DCMS's Combating Illicit Trade: Due diligence guidelines for museums, libraries and archives on collecting and borrowing cultural material (2005). Consistent across these three documents, items should generally be rejected for purchase or loan if there is suspicion they were illicitly exported (see ICOM Code of Ethics at 2.3; Museums Association Code of Ethics at 2.5; and DCMS guidelines, section 4). This is even the case when they were removed prior to 1970, the date of the UNESCO Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property. That said, the ethical position for due diligence checks in the UK will usually only require documentation going back to 1970 and not earlier (see DCMS guidelines, above, section 4).
For museums in the EU (and, until the repeal, in the UK) that have not been undertaking rigorous due diligence on their acquisitions and loans, Article 3(1) could come as a rude awakening. Such museums would be wise to align their procedures with the longstanding ethical position – and with what has now become, across the EU, the legal position as well. Keep in mind that the same considerations will apply for items from a museum's own collection loaned abroad if there is a risk such items had originally been exported from their country of origin unlawfully. It is possible that the item's re-entry into the EU would trigger the prohibition.
This goes some way in demonstrating how the ethical position can become subsumed into the legal position. When this happens, legal actors like museums no longer have a choice in the matter. If ethics says 'you should', laws say 'you must'. Article 3(1) has taken us well into the territory of 'must'. This is perhaps to be expected. Changes in ethics usually predate changes in law. Society in a sense moves faster than those legislating for its benefit. But when the legislators do catch up, woe betide anyone with a slack approach to ethics. They could be in for a rough ride.
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11 February, 2008 FPC Meeting Minutes
Faculty Policy Council
Abbreviated Draft Minutes
February 11, 2008
Members Present: Jean Crockett, Rick Ferdig, David Miller, Elizabeth Yeager, Sondra Smith, Diane Ryndak, David Quinn, John Kranzler, Bernie Oliver, Edil Torres-Rivera, Ester de Jong
Members absent: Ruth Lowery, Stephen Pape
Non-Members Present: Dean Catherine Emihovich, Jade Coutts
Meeting began at 2:05 pm.
Yeager asked for a motion to approve the agenda. The motion was approved and seconded. The agenda was unanimously approved.
Motion to approve minutes. The motion was approved and seconded. The minutes from January were approved.
Dean's Report
UF Budget- there are no updates currently because the meetings are all tomorrow. Updates from Jane Adams will possibly be announced after the meeting. The summer budget was received and it cannot carry forward. The chairs have been informed about their summer school offerings and have been given roughly about the same budget that they had last summer. Faculty members have submitted 5 proposals for additional courses and these faculty will be contacted at a later date. These courses are hoped to attract new students through distance education and to encourage students to take summer courses. There was a special funding meeting for renovations for Norman Hall and it is moving forward. The ELC is not going to part of the proposal. There are some renovations monies that have been received so that money might be used to renovate space on the third floor. Currently there are 3 classrooms that are assigned to the ELL program and the college is asking that those classrooms on the third floor be reassigned back to the College of Education. These classrooms would likely be relocated near Turlington.
Action Item – COE Tenure and Promotion Rotation Plan
The ad-hoc committee (John Kranzler, David Miller, and Elizabeth Yeager) drafted a proposal. A motion to approve the proposal was made and it was approved and seconded. The X's refer to and it was stated that the X's on the proposal are the selected departments where voting will take place during the current year. The representatives would be from a college wide vote and those two people would continue and the other departments would have elections in the years following. Each elected person would serve three years. Current members will continue to serve through this year. The three-year commitment was decided ultimately to prevent small mistakes that would not likely be made by long-term serving committee members. The proposal was approved and will now be part of the policy effective Fall 2008.
Discussion Item – COE policy on the GRE
The policy that was approved was sent to Thomasenia Adams and she sent a reply to Yeager. The parts of the policy that were approved included the introduction and the two sections on minimum requirements. The fourth and final paragraph was removed after the final vote. Education scores that would be used.
Discussion Item – Additional issues on T&P process raised by FAC
The ad-hoc committee created a document on T&P Criteria Revision and some of these things have been or are being discussed at the Chair meetings. The mentoring policy is fairly new and was approved last year.
Information Item – Upcoming FPC Elections
The voting system will be online and new FPC reps will be voted on. Names will be referred for UF Senate. The elections committee will be in touch with department chairs. Kara Dawson is heading up this committee. The COE needs to decide if they are electing two or three senators.
Information Item – Role of PKY in COE shared governance
Fran Vandiver (director at PKY) will attend FPC in March to discuss where PKY faculty want to be involved in COE shared governance.
Committee Reports
Curriculum Rick Ferdig
• The committee has moved electronic. Things are working out now but because it is electronic and it's easy to send stuff back. A bunch of stuff has been return with minor mistakes. The CCC forms are more descriptive and they want a new form. The new CCC form will be sent out in the next few days. This is for undergrad and grad. The website will reflect these changes.
Budgetary Affairs Sondra Smith
• The committee sought information from the Dean Emihovich, Benson and Paul about current budget practices. They are now waiting for answers on what faculty want to know and how they want to be involved in budgetary affairs. The discussion is still ongoing. These two items are being asked within departments by the committee members. There should be a representative from each department. Jane Townsend (STL replacement for Tom Dana) and David Honeyman (EAP) missed the last meeting. Next meeting on February 25th. De Jong proposed reaching out to the faculty via email to get more responses and to give more information about the process. The committee created questions for certain parts of the budget process.
Faculty Affairs John Kranzler
• In the process of reviewing sabbatical applications. They are currently being ranked. The sabbatical is funded through the college or department level. Last year, the university was funding them but now it is through the college.
Lectures, Seminars, and Awards Ruth Lowery
• Ruth was not present and her alternate did not have anything to report.
Distance Education Task Force David Quinn
• Have not met. Nothing to report currently. Chris Sessums job is being redefined and the team is currently in flux. Those earlier discussions will continue once things settle.
Research Advisory Diane Ryndak
• The B.O. Smith recipients were announced. UFRF (March 3) and CRIF (April) research grant funding information is out.
Shared Governance Task Force David Miller
• Both surveys are moving forward. The dean survey has been slowed so she can make a statement. Crockett asked if information would be available. Yeager will follow up to see how results will be out and disseminated.
Technology Edil Torres-Rivera
• Times and meetings have been set for the committee. A hired consultant (Tues and Wed) is coming in. Three candidates for Uzma's job have been selected for interviews. One is internal, two are external. They are looking for someone to work with faculty and are restructuring in DE to hire someone to work only with the budget. The DE workshops are 4:15 not 1:15 and one-on-one workshops can be arranged. The DE office is very busy and most courses that are being developed have been graduate level. The committee will meet 1 time per month and by next meeting they hope to have charges. There have been issues with how the DE money is generated and how much they make. It is not clear now.
UF Faculty Senate Report Jean Crockett
• There were three discussion items, three action items, and information items. The President talked about a reduction of $16 million between Jan-June but Spring money had been spoken for. There will be $48 million less next year in funding than this year. Reductions will start in July. The Deans have to propose cuts and those with minimal impact on academics will be favored. The Healthy Gators Initiative, which uses federal dollars to target a set of national health objectives designed to promote health and prevent disease in the UF community, was described. The Civil Safe and Open Environment Committee was put together (4 faculty members and 4 students) and this committee will look at the taser incident as well as 1st and 4th amendment issues. A report and recommendations will be made. A draft forum will take place to get feedback. Turf Grass Management has had a name change and the motion was passed. The language of the constitution was approved and will be updated to reflect T&P information. The meetings are 1 time per month (3rd R of every month 3-5pm).
Motion to adjourn. Motion approved and seconded. Meeting adjourned at 3:41pm.
Next Meeting: Monday, March 17, 2008 at 2pm


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I know a lot of people did not like this show including me,I wasn't into Star Trek anyway. I'm not gonna get these statues all though they do look nice and well detailed.
I was never a fan of anything Star Trek so not too interested in these.
Not a Star Trek fan, but that Klingon armor is bad ass, looking like a Xenomorph.
These are incredible looking statues, albeit for a very derisive iteration of the franchise... The likeness to Sonequa Martin-Greens Michael Burnham is spot on. As is the Klingons helmet to a dung beetles bunghole. Is what I think they were probably going for, amirite??
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Rev Dr Samson Olasupo Adeniyi Ayokunle Tuesday RETAINS his post as the President, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN). He defeated Elder Dr Caleb Ahima of TEKAN/ECWA block.
In a statement, Bayo Oladeji of the assassination said the electiom was conducted by Rev Fr Dr Hassan Kukah-led electoral committee.
According to the statement Ayokunle scored 59 while Ahima scored 44.
Ayokunle is the President of the Nigerian Baptist Convention while Ahima is the Chairman of the TEKAN/ECWA block in CAN.
Ahima, according to the Constitution of CAN now becomes the Vice President . He replaces the immediate past Vice President, Elder Prof Joseph Otubu.
Kukah charged the new leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria to work for the unity of the Body of Christ in Nigeria and to speak truth to power without necessarily being antagonistic towards the government.
"You should not be too close to the government at the expense of Church but to speak for the church when the need arises. This does not mean you are to be confrontational or fighting the government. And you should work with those who contested against you, those voted for you, who worked for you and those who worked against you. God gives us the freedom of choice and it is that gift we have just demonstrated. I am so happy that the election was free and fair as we can all see it."
In his remark, Ayokunle promised to continue carrying the leadership of CAN along in all his action and to work together with his new deputy. He charged the Church leaders in the country to avoid contradicting the position of the Association on national issues.
"We are one but our actions must show that we are one. I advised all our leaders to borrow a leaf from Pastor Enoch Adeboye who said he does not need to be speaking again on any issue once the CAN President has spoken over it."
In his conceding remark, Elder Ahima pledges to work harmoniously with Dr Ayokunle on how to speak for the Church in the country at times like these.
The 104 members of the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the members constituted the voters who participated in the exercise.


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Robo Sockets – Love Tetris-like games? Then you will just love this cool robot game. Your goal is to arrange the descending robots in a way that forms series of five connected robots to charge the battery on the left side of your screen. When the battery bar is full you progress to the next level. It starts off easy, but soon you will come to know the bolts, bombs, drillers and the mystery boxes…. Robo Sockets is one of the most addictive games I've come across in a while. Enjoy.


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Customers Move Toward Trucks, Large SUVs in July
The auto analyst firm AutoTrader is showing a trend toward large vehicles like trucks and SUVs in July. According to numbers in a press report out August 9, AutoTrader elaborates on internal studies that found customers are contemplating the purchases of work trucks, large SUVs and other gas-hungry rides as gas prices begin to subside from highs earlier this year.
The numbers from AutoTrader show that a variety of larger vehicles are doing well over the summer. Specifically, the new report finds month-to-month gains from June to July. AutoTrader cites trucks like the Dodge Ram 2500, the Chevy Silverado 2500, and the new Ford F-150 and F-250 models. Other vehicles that enjoyed sales increases include some of the Grand Jeep Cherokee models from Chrysler that are taking market share in the SUV market. Researchers also cite the Ford Explorer, a perennial large SUV favorite, and the Kia Sorrento crossover.
Another thing that the Atlanta-based auto analyst company found correlates with earlier reports from sources like Kelley Blue Book and consumer reporting groups. Basically, certified pre-owned vehicles are hot this year, which has meant inflated values for some used cars has continued to hold through the summer, affecting the ability of customers to pick up a used vehicle at a bargain price. AutoTrader gives its own list of possible reasons for the sticking of these high prices, including a decrease in the leasing market, lack of new car sales, and used car owners simply holding onto their vehicles for a longer period of time. It does seem that the higher pre-owned vehicle prices have sparked a kind of holding pattern, with buyers waiting to make the new investment in an updated vehicle, and potential sellers holding onto what they have. It remains to be seen whether a renewed supply of new cars from Japanese auto makers, and a tempting line of 2012 models due to be released this fall and into next year, will change the outlook for the used car market. Until then, buyers should make choices very carefully to avoid paying too much for a pre-owned vehicle, whether it's from a dealer or in a private sale. Check out current blue book prices and know about your best options for financing a new or used vehicle to help your car purchase fit into your family budget.


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Last month, Houston City Council passed the proposal to ban vaping and electronic cigarettes in public spaces, with some students and faculty supporting the law.
Effective immediately, the ban brought vaping and e-cigarettes under the same laws that already restrict cigarette smoking in certain areas, such as enclosed public spaces and seating areas.
While there has been some debate on the subject, experts like clinical sciences professor Dr. Camille Leugers said the evidence about the harm of e-cigarettes is clear.
"While vaping is thought to be less harmful than conventional cigarettes it is not safe," Leugers said. "The vapor from e-cigarettes contains small molecules which can damage the lungs of smokers and increase the risk of heart disease."
While e-cigarette vapor is less harmful than cigarette smoke, the aerosol is still likely to contain a number of harmful substances, Leugars said, citing the Centers for Disease Control research.
While many students agreed with the health aspects and implications of the new law, some questioned whether enacting stricter bans was worth the cost of limiting someone's ability to use e-cigarettes.
"I'm for it if it does cause problems with people breathing in secondhand smoke," said political science junior Shawna Campbell. "Although, the more we restrict people from doing things, the more freedoms we have taken away in the long run."
Other students were more positive about the ban, despite them being e-cigarette users, noting how this goes along with preexisting laws regarding tobacco products.
"I vape from time to time, and I don't think there's anything wrong with the law," said information systems management junior Mykyta Rudskyi. "You used to be able to smoke in airplanes or restaurants, but people change. We decided to make spaces more comfortable for everyone."
This law was in line with how smoking regulations have evolved, and emphasized the effectiveness of similar measures on the habit of smoking, Leugers said.
"The regulations of smoking indoors, referred to as 'clean indoor air laws', reduced the impact of secondhand smoke on non-smokers," Leugers said. "Not only that, but they were also associated with a decreased prevalence of smoking."
Leugers noted the rise of e-cigarette use in adolescents, and expressed hope that the legislation would make a serious impact on the reduction of its use.
"I'm pleased to note that Houston is working to improve the quality of our indoor air, and I hope that the new legislation reduces the prevalence of vaping in our city," Leugers said.


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Talent management refers to the anticipation of required human capital for an organization and the planning to meet those needs. It involves attracting and retaining high-quality employees, developing their skills, and continuously motivating them to improve their performance.
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Monday, January 4, 2021 at the Gardens of Warwick Forest. She was born on May 6, 1936 in Mathews, Virginia.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Edwin and Virdie Smith, and her husband, Jack W. Soles Sr. She is survived by her children, Susan Rowe (David), Jack Soles Jr. (Susan), Becky Wroten, Jeffery Soles, Steven Soles, Kevin Soles, Jimmy Soles and Angie Haynes; grandchildren, Courtney, Casey (James Michael), Andrew (Mary Margaret), Jen (Cam), Jay, Beth, Allie, Steven Jr., Alice, Diana, Bobby and Austin; great-grandchildren, Nathan and Mackenzie, Jayla, Paul, Loreli, Uriah, Mario, Brandon, Kaitlyn, Finlay, Kylie, Kynson, and Cameron, and her beloved sister-in-law, Rose Hudgins.
A graveside service will be held on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021, at 11 a.m. at Spring Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Cobbs Creek. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Mathews Volunteer Fire Dept., P.O. Box 1130, Mathews, Va. 23109 or to the Mathews Volunteer Rescue Squad, 94 Cricket Hill Road, Hudgins, Va. 23076. Faulkner Funeral Homes, Foster-Faulkner Chapel, Mathews, is assisting the family. Please be advised that current state-mandated guidelines will apply to all in attendance, including social distancing and appropriate face coverings.


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x assus de vis us & ij ione us dowel
us X decimus Passus
n ota
ThanneL.10.1: The lombard capital <T> is five lines high in blue ink with red flourishes. A small guide letter <t> appears in the left
margin. hadde witte a wyf · was hote dame studye
n ota
Wisdome and witte now is nouȝt worth a carse ¶L.10.17: LMR alone among witnesses have the spelling B in agreement with carse. Other C manuscripts have B. Both spellings reflect dialectal variants of "cress" (<OE kerse, cressa). cærse
fol. 38rI
i sL.10.28: The suspension for ipsi is added by the rubricating scribe. peccatores habundantes in seclo optinuerunt diuicias u Ecce ip
L.10.56-57: A bracket appears in the left margin beside these two lines. Þanne telleth þei of þe trinite · a tale other tweyne
L.10.59: A bracket in the left margin encloses this line. Þus þei dryuele at her deyse þe deite to knowe
fol. 38vI
with þe gorge · whan her gutte is godL.10.60: LYR alone read ; most other gutte is manuscripts have plural B, with or without some form of "be." guttes fulle
And gnawen n ota
L.10.64: , "halloo, shout out." See heon, s.v. MED v.(3). heuen on hym as an hounde · and hoten hym go þennes
But heonL.10.71: LR alone read ; most other yseye manuscripts have B. seiȝen it ofte
And so seith þe sauter · I haue yseyen ota
n ota
L.10.99: LF alone read ; all other house manuscripts have B. houses · and hatyen her owne
Homelich at other mennes house fol. 39rI
n ota
Augustyne to suche argueres · he telleth hem ¶L.10.124: LHmMRF read which is omitted by other hem witnesses. B þis teme
L.10.136: LRF read , though alpha's verb follows wolde; all other he manuscripts have B. woldest · lorde yworschiped be þow
Al was as þow wolde fol. 39vI
n ota
L.10.147: A mark, not quite like the corrector's <+> appears in the left margin; no error is apparent. And for no carpyng I couth after · ne knelyng to þe grounde ¶
L.10.156: A mark, not quite identical to the corrector's usual cross appears in the left margin, and no error is apparent. For þi mekenesse man q ¶d she · and for þi mylde speche uo
Þanne was ¶ IL.10.162: was added after initial copying, no doubt in response to the corrector's <+> in the left margin. I also fayne · as foule of faire morwe
L.10.166: A corrector's <+> appears in the left margin, but no error is apparent. Axe þe heighe waye q ¶d she · hennes to suffre uo
n ota
L.10.171: LHmMR alone read ; other hym manuscripts have B. it on þi left halue · a large myle or more
Leue hym fol. 40rI
s in n muke mu[si]keL.10.181: A corrector's <+> in the left margin notes L's for muke. musike · I made hir to knowe
And alle þe musoun ota
L.10.199: LWR alone read vel; all other manuscripts have B nec. corde est fidus amicus Qui similat verbis vel
L.10.218: An unrubricated paraph marker appears in the left margin. Since the scribe failed to skip a line, the rubricating scribe
may have failed to notice it. ¶ Ac astronomye is an harde þynge · and yuel forto knowe
fol. 40vI
L.10.226: A drypoint <X> appears beside this line in the left margin.
And founded hem formest · folke to deceyue Austyn þe olde · here ¶- of heL.10.253: LRF alone read ; other beta manuscripts omit it. he made bokes
L.10.258: An unrubricated paraph marker appears in the left margin. Since the scribe failed to skip a line, the rubricating scribe
may have failed to notice it. ¶ Alle þe clerkes vnder cryst · ne couthe þis assoille
But þus it bilongeth to bileue
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L.10.259-299: A bracket extends down the length of the page in the right margin. But þus it bilongeth to bileue · to lewed þat willen dowel
L.10.263: The rubricating scribe failed to note the original scribe's paraph indicator in the left margin, probably because the original
scribe failed to skip a line. On the other hand, the paraph indicator may have been added later, since it is placed differently
from others, farther into the left margin. ¶ Þanne is dobet to suffre · for þi soules helth
d es vel uoest esto quod appares Appare qL.10.268: The word est was written in error before esto, then partially erased. There is evidence of a scraped gloss in the left margin, probably nota or a paraph marker.
fol. 41vI
L.10.300-336: A bracket extends the entire left side of the page. Offyn and Fynes · for her coueytise
L.10.302-304: A corrector's dry point cross appears in the left margin, but it is not clear why it was written. For ¶- þi ȝe corectoures claweth her- on · and corecteth fyrst ȝow- seluen
Abbot of
Abindou n
Abindou n
L.10.334: The gloss is in the same 1 hand as that at L.10.324. s. xvi And þanne shal þe abbot of Abyndou ¶ · and alle n issu for euere [his] issu
fol. 42rI
Caym shall awake
Ac ar þat kynge come · cayme shal awake ¶L.10.338: The following gloss is added by a 1 hand in the right margin: s. xvi. Caym shall awake
L.10.339: LHmMR alone read ; most other Ac manuscripts have B. And dowel shal dyngen hym adoune · and destruyen his myȝte
AcL.10.367: The word may be intended here; the scribe's <n> and <u> are indistinguishable. leue · and þe lawe fulfille
He shulde louye & lene+
I I[t]L.10.372: A corrector's <+> in the left margin notes erroneous for "It." I shal bisitten vs ful soure · þe siluer þat we kepen
panni d est i
L.10.373: The gloss panni d est i is written above the line by the scribe. The gloss tells us that does not mean bakk- tergum, "back," but "clothes," "garments." þat moth- eten be · an sen beggers go naked d
And owre bakkes fol. 42vI
non necaberisL.10.379: The scribe originally wrote mecaberis and someone, possibly the original scribe, erased the first minim to make necaberis. Both readings are represented among manuscripts. B
But if I sende þe sum tokne · and seith +
good þan in god · for n- þi hem gce failleth raL.10.404: The second letter of initial appears to have been added after initial copying, probably in response to the corrector's <+> in the left margin. In
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God lene ¶L.10.417: Either (Kane-Donaldson's reading) or lene (Skeat's reading) is possible here. leue it fare nouȝt so bi folke · þat þe feith techen
scrof s[h]rofL.10.426: A corrector's <+> marks L's for scrof. Although the spelling shrof is a possible Northern form, it is probably only error here. scrof hym
And for he biknewe on þe crosse · and to cryste +
L.10.436: LR lack before now, as attested in most ben manuscripts. A corrector's <+> in the left margin notes the omission. B þise as souereynes · wyth seyntes in heuene
And benX
L.10.443: An <X> two lines high appears in the left margin. In þe hondes of almiȝty god · and he wote þe sothe
or &L.10.445: L alone initially read . A corrector's cross appears in the left margin and or is subpuncted. A small superlinear ampersand replaces it. It is barely visible, even with magnification. or enuye of herte
Or elles for his yuel wille · And wherby wote ¶L.10.447: LR alone read ; most other wote manuscripts have a <wi-> form. B men whiche is whyte · if alle þinge blake were
L.10.453: An unrubricated paraph marker appears in the left margin. Since the scribe failed to skip a line, the rubricating scribe
may have failed to notice it. ¶ Clergye þo of crystes mouth · comended was it litel m
fol. 43vI
L.10.454: A large <X> in lead appears in the left margin beside this line group. There is no error apparent.
For he seyde to seynt Peter · and to suche as he louedL.10.458: LRF alone read ; all other at manuscripts have B. and wille · and kunnynge to conclude
And ȝyue ȝow witte atL.10.464KD.10.458
Þe doughtiest doctour · and deuynour ¶ of þe trinitee eL.10.464: The last two letters may have been re-inked or added later.
L.10.473: LCrR lack 1 before and, as attested in most other suche manuscripts. B lewed iottes
Souteres and sheperdes · sucheL.10.488KD.10.481α
vinea n mea m m ite vos iL.10.488: This line was actually written to the right of the previous one, probably because the scribe wanted to allow adequate space
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