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New Handbook:
Rolling bearings in paper machines
The handbook for paper machine designers, operators and maintenance staff
SKF is pleased to announce the release of an updated handbook for paper machine designers, operators and maintainers.
You can download a free chapter from the handbook by following the link below. The whole handbook is now available from the Handbooks area of the Knowledge Centre Bookstore.
If you want a printed copy of the handbook please contact your local SKF representative.
Download your copy now!
Interview with Philippe Gachet - one of the brains behind the handbook
Global application engineer master Pulp & Paper specialist
Q. What is this handbook about?
A. Simply put, it's a handbook of information and SKF recommendations relating to bearings in paper machine applications from the forming section to the reeler. In it, we cover bearing selection and arrangements, lubrication advice, mounting and maintenance recommendations plus a lot more.
Q. Who is it for?
A. It's written with various people in mind. Paper machine designers will find useful information and advice in the handbook. As will those operating and maintaining the machines in the paper mills. In addition, it will be a valuable reference for SKF engineers and industry specialists around the world and for our distribution partners.
Q. Why is there a new 5th edition?
A. Because things have changed in terms of machinery and bearing design since we released the previous edition of the handbook in 2011. Advances in SKF bearing design and performance, for instance, have made some of our recommendations in the previous edition of our handbook obsolete. We have also made it more end user focused than it was before.
Q. What is new?
A. Quite a lot has changed in the latest edition. We've updated our recommendations on bearing fits and we're more precise about water content in the lubricant, for example. We have also added completely new sections on important matters like root cause failure analysis, bearing remanufacturing and the SensorMount method of mounting bearings with tapered bores. There is also new material about applications that we have not covered in previous editions of the handbook. Size presses, spreader rolls and rope sheaves, for example.
Q. Who was involved in creating the new edition?
A. Compiling the new edition was very much a team effort and it would have been impossible for me to do it without the support of a wide range of bearing experts and product specialists. While I'm very grateful to everyone involved, I would like to offer special thanks to Dirk Reel, SKF's technical communication manager, for his invaluable contribution.
Q. How can people get hold of a copy of the new handbook?
A. There are two ways for people to obtain a copy. Either via their local SKF company or as a download from the library here in Knowledge Centre by following the links below.


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PALMDALE — Two men were shot early this morning in a residential neighborhood of Palmdale, leaving one hospitalized in critical condition, a sheriff's lieutenant said.
The shooting was reported at 2:20 a.m. in the 37800 block of Silk Tree Lane, said Lt. Steve Sylvies of the sheriff's Palmdale Station.
A suspect shot one man in the stomach and the other in the hand while outside the home, Sylvies said.
Both victims were transported to hospitals for treatment.
Suspect information is "vague," he said, and the motive for the attack is also unclear.


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This is the fourth in a series of interviews with candidates for mayor of San Diego in the Nov. 19 special election. Each of the leading contenders was invited to meet with the U-T Editorial Board. Nathan Fletcher has not responded to four invitations. David Alvarez, a Democrat, is a first-term councilman who represents the city's southernmost neighborhoods. He was elected to the City Council in 2010. The following is a condensed and edited transcript of the interview.
Q: Why do you want to be mayor and why should it be you?
A: I will sit and talk to anybody about any issue whether we agree or disagree. I always find a way to have a respectful conversation and hopefully try to find some common ground. And that's why I'm running for mayor. That's what we need in the city, especially after what we had over the last year. I was born and raised in San Diego. I've lived here my whole life except for one year when I was in Sacramento working in the Fellowship Program. My parents came here and they worked really hard and taught me a lot of good values. And I love the city. That's why I ran for office the first time, to try to find common solutions for the neighborhoods that I represent now in the Eighth Council District, and now in this opportunity for mayor to bring that same attitude to the entire city. I am raising my family here. My wife is also a native. We believe in the future of San Diego. That's why she's an educator. That's why I'm in public service.
Meet the other candidates
Q: Tell us a bit about the future as you see it. What is your vision?
A: A San Diego that continues to grow and become economically competitive. I see San Diego as a region. How do we remain competitive? How do families have an actual chance to make it? How do we give every person an opportunity to be successful the same way that I had? I grew up very poor, having to get support from family and loved ones when we didn't have a house to live in. I worked my way through college because my parents didn't have money. Hard work goes a long way. And everybody needs to have that opportunity, everybody in every part of the city really needs the chance to either start a business or be successful in whatever career path they choose. The future of San Diego that I envision is one that's competitive economically, that has a thriving economy but also a thriving culture. I think San Diego's already got a lot going on from a cultural perspective. And we've got to bring some of that into our communities as well. We've got great playhouses and theaters and museums. When I was a child growing up I had the opportunity, through the school system, to visit some of those places. And a lot of those opportunities no longer exist. Not everyone is receiving the same opportunity in the San Diego of today. In the San Diego of the future everybody should have that chance.
Q: What are some of your priorities?
A: One is affordable housing. In order to attract good employers and employees you've got to have a good housing stock. San Diego is really behind in that. We also need good-paying jobs. A good example of that is the Convention Center plan the way it exists today. There was consensus that was reached there and now you see my colleagues, Kevin Faulconer and Todd Gloria, and a lot of other folks on board, supporting that project because it really is a type of project and type of economic development that we need in the future. It's creating good middle-class jobs, whether it's the construction jobs that are short-term, or the long-term jobs in the tourism sector. The hotel workers who actually will have a chance to be able to afford to live in San Diego and not have to travel far away, that's another item on my agenda for the future of San Diego. Getting more people involved is a really good thing. It makes things more challenging because there's more interest and everybody has a different opinion. But it really improves the dialogue. It gets people to think differently and to start thinking as a community rather than just as an individual.
Q: You brought up the Convention Center — you support the existing expansion plan. The Chargers have raised an objection and offered their own plan. If you're supporting the existing Convention Center expansion proposal what would you do to keep the Chargers in San Diego?
A: I think we've got to do everything we can to do that. If the current expansion proposal goes forward we're going to have to find a different way to work with the Chargers. We're already tapping into TOT funds to pay for that expansion at the tune of $3 million a year. So we're going to be really limited in terms of where we go to find the money to help build the stadium. We're going to have to put that money back into the community first and foremost, from my perspective.
Q: Would you support the use of public dollars in any form for a new stadium?
A: I would be very concerned about that. I have not seen the Chargers' proposal. Until seeing an actual proposal, it's really difficult (to say). I'm quite thoughtful about my decisions. I take my time. And I ask a lot of questions. I don't just rush to judgment. So without knowing what that really is, it's really hard to say yes or no (to the plan). I can't make a call on that at the moment.
Q: Do you believe that the Port District has been an effective governmental agency at regulating the tidelands in and around San Diego?
A: I think they're doing a much better job of it. I think they need to engage more. I believe that the port has the land available where a lot of the uses that are outside could potentially be inside. And if they're maritime-oriented, supporting the shipyards, specifically, we should find out where those are and we should move in that direction. The port should be involved in incentivizing that type of work going on for tenants.
Q: Do you support the effort that was launched to try to bring the
A: I was surprised to hear (the announcement), thinking that it was sort of an idea that might have a lot of challenges. And I think we've come to realize that it does. But very soon after, in speaking primarily with my colleagues in Tijuana and with other council members, [I realized] the excitement that was built around that was genuine. And the idea of just spending some time talking to each other about what we're doing and how we could potentially plan for something like that is all that I've been about when it comes to our border region. That's definitely a good thing to think about and a good discussion to have. And why not think of San Diego as a potential host to the Olympics. There's no reason to think that we shouldn't think that big. We're a great city and we should think like a great city.
Q: What differentiates you from the other announced candidates?
A: I have a different story of how I got into politics. I have not been a politician my whole life. I've been someone who's been working in the community, with my church involvement and then in my neighborhood activism. I never expected to run for office. I went to San Diego State and San Diego High School. And being local, I think, gives me a distinct opportunity to see the San Diego that I think we can become. I come from a different set of values, one of hardworking parents, very blue collar. And those values are what made me the first in my family to go to college and get involved in politics, which is something totally foreign in my family. I got elected when nobody thought I could and just worked hard to represent my community and the city for the last three years. Being able to reach consensus on some very difficult issues — retiree health care, a labor agreement this year which, by the way, I proposed in January of the year before, that's what I was proposing, a five-year (pensionable) pay freeze on employees to achieve those savings. I think that I have plenty of ideas. The accomplishments that I've had on the council, particularly when it comes to water issues, making sure that San Diego is less reliant on imported water.... The TMD agreement that happened this year, which was probably one of the most controversial things... to be able to sit down with folks who, again, hoteliers, that's not a group that's supporting my candidacy, but in the interest of moving San Diego forward in the right direction we did. To actually get us doing things, I thought it was the right time to step up and I did that. And I've done that on many other issues.
Q: Do you think the mayor should have a role of any kind, formal or otherwise, in city schools?
A: No. I believe we have elected school board members who really focus on that. I can tell you that as a member of the council in all the issues that we work on there is a lot. And to bring the schools in-house into the mayor's office would create more bureaucracy at the city. And I don't think that's any good.
Q: Is there anything that you think it's important for our readers to know about you that we've not talked about today?
A: I'm a proud San Diegan. I want to see the city be one of the greatest cities in the world. And I think we've got the potential to do that. I've got the passion to work hard to ensure that that happens.


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Eric Klinenberg is a professor of sociology and director of the Institute for Public Knowledge at New York University. He is the coauthor of the #1 New York Times bestseller Modern Romance and the author of the acclaimed books Going Solo and Heat Wave. He has contributed to The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, and This American Life. @EricKlinenberg.
Dorian T. Warren is President of the Center for Community Change Action and Vice-President of the Center for Community Change. He is also a Fellow at the Roosevelt Institute and Co-Chair of the Economic Security Project. He previously taught for over a decade at the University of Chicago and Columbia University. Warren also worked at MSNBC where he was a Contributor, fill-in host for Melissa Harris Perry and Now with Alex Wagner, and Host and Executive Producer of Nerding Out on MSNBC's digital platform. He has also written for The Nation, Huffington Post, Newsweek, Salon, Washington Post, New York Times, Medium, Ebony, and Boston Review. Warren is co-author of The Hidden Rules of Race: Barriers to an Inclusive Economy and co-editor of Race and American Political Development. In 2013, he was included on the list of NBC's theGrio's 100 people making history today.
In Palaces for the People, Eric Klinenberg suggests a way forward. He believes that the future of democratic societies rests not simply on shared values but on shared spaces: the libraries, childcare centers, bookstores, churches, synagogues, and parks where crucial, sometimes life-saving connections, are formed. These are places where people gather and linger, making friends across group lines and strengthening the entire community. Klinenberg calls this the "social infrastructure": When it is strong, neighborhoods flourish; when it is neglected, as it has been in recent years, families and individuals must fend for themselves.
Klinenberg takes us around the globe—from a floating school in Bangladesh to an arts incubator in Chicago, from a soccer pitch in Queens to an evangelical church in Houston—to show how social infrastructure is helping to solve some of our most pressing challenges: isolation, crime, education, addiction, political polarization, and even climate change.
Richly reported, elegantly written, and ultimately uplifting, Palaces for the People urges us to acknowledge the crucial role these spaces play in civic life. Our social infrastructure could be the key to bridging our seemingly unbridgeable divides—and safeguarding democracy.


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John Metcalfe
John Metcalfe was CityLab's Bay Area bureau chief, covering climate change and the science of cities.
What's the most pernicious climate-change threat facing the U.S. in the years to come? It might not be lung-scorching air pollution, less-nutritious crops, or super-fueled wildfires, but rising sea levels repeatedly swamping coastal cities, according to a new NOAA report.
The number of "nuisance flooding" days in the U.S. has shot up markedly since the middle of last century, by as much as 925 percent in Annapolis and 922 percent in Baltimore. And as the oceans continue to swell—a byproduct of melting glaciers and the heat expansion of water—we can expect these waterlogged days to become yet more common, especially on the East Coast, says the report's lead author, William Sweet.
"Flooding now occurs with high tides in many locations due to climate-related sea level rise, land subsidence and the loss of natural barriers," Sweet says. "The effects of rising sea levels along most of the continental U.S. coastline are only going to become more noticeable and much more severe in the coming decades, probably more so than any other climate-change related factor."
Nuisance flooding occurs during high tides and often shuts down traffic, closes businesses, and hastens the deterioration of streets, railways, and auto underbellies with saltwater corrosion. These events are troublesome to communities when they're minor; when amplified by drenching downpours and wind-driven tidal surges, they can become ghastly fiascoes for waterfront communities. As one Annapolis resident told the media after a particularly nasty nuisance flood in December, 2012 (pictured above): "This was completely unexpected. This is higher than Sandy."
By looking at data from the 1960s onward, Sweet's team found that nuisance flooding is on the rise on all three U.S. coasts but is hitting certain places much harder. The Atlantic shore around the vicinity of Chesapeake Bay is enjoying frequent trips to the dunk tank because the land there is also sinking (partly due to groundwater pumping). That's why Norfolk is on NOAA's list of the nation's top-10 nuisance-flood areas; for various other reasons, so is Atlantic City, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. Down South there's been a 547 percent rise in flood days in Port Isabel, Texas. And waves lapping at smart-car tires is increasingly becoming the soundtrack for San Francisco, with a 364 percent bump in flood days.
Here is that top-10 list; for even more detail check out the full, quite-large report:
Boosted by big sustainability wins, Mayor Anne Hidalgo is pitching bold plans to make the city center "100 percent bicycle" and turn office space into housing.
The Menino Survey of Mayors identifies priorities like infrastructure, traffic safety, and climate change. But many mayors aren't eager to challenge the status quo.
Livability indexes can obscure the experiences of non-white people. CityLab analyzed the outcomes just for black women, for a different kind of ranking.
Most U.S. cities leave the responsibility of sidewalk snow removal to homeowners, landlords, and businesses. The result: endangered pedestrians.
"Mobility as a Service" boosters say that technology can nudge drivers to adopt transit and micromobility. But big mode shifts will take more than a cool app.


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Anyone who has ever tasted seawater knows that it is
truly salty. The salty residue left on swimsuits after
theyve been in the ocean is further evidence of
the oceans salinity. Salinity is a measure of
how much salt is dissolved in water.
The average salinity of seawater for all Earths
oceans is about 35 grams of dissolved salts per kilogram
of seawater. This is shown as 35 parts per thousand,
or 35. The symbol is read "permill."
It is similar to percent, but it refers to parts per
thousand instead of parts per hundred.
The Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea contain some of the saltiest water on Earth. In some areas, these bodies of water show salinity measurements as high as 40.
What do you think the temperature is like at these locations? What do you think causes seawater to have higher or lower salinity?
In this investigation, you will examine the relationship between temperature and salinity in the oceans and how both of these qualities affect the density of seawater. Ultimately, youll estimate densities for water masses and use them to predict how water will mix in the oceans.


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2014 Outdoor: Recorded a season-best 100m dash time of 12.30 while placing 12th in the event at the Morgan State Legacy Meet… Finished sixth in the 100m event at the Big Dawg Invitational at UMBC Stadium… Competed in both the 100m and 200m dash events at the Mason Spring Invitational.
2013-14 Indoor: Competed in the 60m and 200m dash events during the season, placing 12th in the short sprint at the 2014 America East Indoor Track and Field Championships… Finished 17th in the 200m event at the conference meet in New York with a season-best time of 25.84… Earned a third-place finish in the 60m dash at the Bison Opener at Bucknell after posting a top season time of 7.86 in the finals of the event.
2013 Outdoor: Finished second in the 100m dash and third in the 200m dash at the Big Dawg Invitational at UMBC Stadium… Her 100m time of 12.19 ranks as the sixth-fastest in UMBC history while her 200m time (24.51) ranks third… She qualified for the ECAC Championships with her 200m run… Placed seventh in the 100m and eighth in the 200m at the 2013 America East Outdoor Championships… Helped UMBC claim a silver medal in the 4x100 relay at the conference meet at Binghamton… Also competed in the 400m event during the season.
2012-13 Indoor: Helped UMBC capture the conference title in the 4x400 relay… Also aided the same squad in breaking the school record with a time of 3:44.06 at the ECAC Championships… Placed fifth in the 400m dash and sixth in the 200m dash at the 2013 America East Indoor Championships… Set a career-best of 57.84 in the finals of the 400m event to jump to seventh all-time in UMBC history… Posted the second-fastest 60m time of the season (7.71) for the Retrievers and third fastest in school history at the Gotham Cup in New York… Was named the America East Female Track Athlete of the Week on Jan. 15… Her time of 25.27 in the prelims of the 200m at the conference meet ranks ninth in the school record book.
Background: Earned a Varsity letter all four years while competing at North East High School... Helped the Indians take third at the Morgan State Invitational... Earned the Minds in Motion certificate from the MPSSAA each of her four years... A member of the National Honors Society.
Personal: Daughter of Frank and Monique Phillip... Has two older brothers, Tristan and Deryl... Plans to major in biology or chemistry... Born Aug. 21, 1994.


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A Senior Retirement Community Serving Roslyn NY
Here at The Amsterdam, we have created an atmosphere that frees you to do whatever you choose. We want you to enjoy a stress-free retirement so we work hard to create a lifestyle that is physically, emotionally, socially and intellectually rewarding. We are dedicated to the premise that your health and happiness set the agenda. And if any unforeseen changes should try to get in the way, we have a plan in place for that too. You can have peace of mind knowing that caregivers are right here should you ever need them. If you're in Roslyn and are looking for just such a retirement community, we invite you to consider The Amsterdam at Harborside.
Keeping active and connected is an important consideration when choosing where to live. That's why Port Washington is such a smart choice. We're situated two miles from Northern Boulevard (State Route 25A) near Hempstead Harbor, just off Long Island Sound. The North Shore offers natural beauty and many recreational opportunities on the waters of Manhasset Bay and the trails at Sands Point and Hempstead Harbor Nature Preserve. You can take in a quick nine holes at Harbor Links or an afternoon of shopping and dining. Penn Station is a mere 40 minutes away, giving you full access to a world-class city, or you can stay local and enjoy the Nassau County Fine Arts Museum.
The Amsterdam is a state-of-the-art retirement community. Step inside our front door and you'll immediately feel a sense of belonging. You will find extensive living areas to provide you with a multitude of options outside of your apartment. A warm fireplace in a comfortable living room. A library to curl up in and read a great book. A fully equipped fitness center with daily exercise classes and a heated indoor swimming pool. A billiards parlor, movie theater, arts studio, and woodworking shop. Dedicated rooms for bridge, seminars, and events. A full schedule of daily activities. Outdoor terraces and a greenhouse. There is truly something for everyone here.
We offer an incredible range of dynamic floor plans with one- and two-bedroom options. All are appointed with spacious kitchens, granite counter tops, and stainless steel appliances. They offer full washer and dryers, walk-in closets, high-quality finishes, and individually controlled heating and AC.
The Amsterdam at Harborside is the region's first and only life care community. The benefits of this include knowing that caregivers are right here if you ever need them, and that your monthly fee for independent living doesn't change when you receive health care. We are passionate about helping residents live healthier, richer lives in retirement. We offer assistance and encouragement to reach for all that life can offer. The atmosphere at The Amsterdam transcends hospitality to inspire joy, and fulfillment.
At The Amsterdam, our goal is to support you with warm, caring, and responsive service. We cater to your unique needs and interests and want you to live your best life. Our focus is not just on the body, but on the mind and soul as well. Everything we do is designed to help you enjoy your retirement and your independence. We are a continuing care retirement community and assisted living in Roslyn, which means you can enjoy your independence with the confidence of knowing that you have caregivers and long-term care services available if they are ever needed.
Our staff is at the heart of The Amsterdam at Harborside. Knowledgeable, reliable, and caring, they understand and deliver genuine service. Whether we're providing concierge assistance with your appointments or we're helping you navigate a medical issue, your happiness, well-being, and satisfaction is our goal. We give you the freedom to enjoy life as you choose.
Contact Us for Assisted Living in Roslyn, NY
There is absolutely no substitute for visiting our community first-hand, meeting our residents and seeing for yourself how much we have to offer. Please contact us if you have any questions or if you would like to schedule a visit.


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Venta is proud to share that their first US clients, the "Masters of the Impossible" Sigfried and Roy, are fans of the Venta Airwasher: "We love the Airwasher and we would recommend it to others who are interested in its benefits: no filter pads, very hygienic and super-easy maintenance. Venta Airwasher is already the top-selling brand in Germany and Europe and we wish them the same success in the United States."
"We have had the Airwasher in operation for over four weeks now, and I am happy to tell you that our experience and tests have proved highly positive. My staff and I are very satisfied with the appliance."
"Since December 1987, we have had a Venta Airwasher operating in our executive office to our complete satisfaction. Its air purification has far exceeded our expectations. The Venta Airwasher is hygienic, easy to operate and maintain, and runs with a low noise level. We can wholeheartedly recommend this appliance."
"On account of a marked allergy to pollen (hay fever) from which both my children and I suffer, I have looked for ways to help reduce the pollen count in our home and improve the indoor air at the same time. With the Venta Airwasher, it proved possible to significantly reduce the number of sneezing fits my children suffer during pollen season. The nasal mucous membranes dried out noticeably less as well. I have observed that the "dry nose" problem can be reduced considerably with the aid of the Venta Airwasher, even in the winter. By the way, you'll note that the plants in our sun room are also thriving."
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I bought a Venta Model Lw42 airwasher on 3 May 2002 and have used it virtually daily up until January 2015 – Nearly 13 years – Totally maintenance free except for cleaning and refilling the water chamber and cleaning the discs with a light detergents when necessary. My current Venta Model LW25 was directly imported from the German manufacturers because, at that time, there were no suppliers in South Africa.
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Top 10 must own albums
April 19 is known as Record Store Day around the world. It is a celebration of independent record store owners and vinyl culture. So we asked the good people of Hogwild Records to give us their list of must own albums.
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Von dem unverschampten frävel, ergerlichen verwyrren unnd unwarhafftem leeren der selbsgesandten Widertöuffern, vier gespräch Bücher, zu verwarnenn den einfalten, Durch Heinrychen Bullinger geschrieben. Ein guter bericht vonn Zinsen. Ouch ein schöne underwysung von Zähenden (Zürich, 1531, 178 leaves), is the title of the first of the two books against the Anabaptists written by Heinrich Bullinger, which appeared in print in February 1531 in Zürich, though written in 1530. The occasion was the activity of the Anabaptist preacher Hans Pfistermeyer in the "Free Counties" between Zürich and Aarau. The young Bullinger was at that time a minister in his hometown of Bremgarten, the principal town of this region. Here he had helped the Reformation to break through and had gathered a lively congregation. Pfistermeyer's preaching stirred up large crowds. They were fascinated by his main theme, the question of tithes and interest. The official ministers had much trouble and sought help; this was the occasion for Bullinger's book. For some years already he had discussed Anabaptist ideas in his private writings and letters. Now his friends urged him to summarize his experience with the Anabaptists and give guidance to refute them. The book was begun in April 1530 and finished toward the end of the year. When Bullinger discussed the question of the interest with some Anabaptists in January 1531, his manuscript must have been already in print.
The book has four sections ("books") and two appendices. Except for the appendices it is written as a dialogue (gespräch Bücher) between Simon, who sympathizes with the Anabaptists, and Jojada, who defends "the truth." During the process of the discussion Simon is convinced by Jojada. The argumentation tends to popularize the problems and their orthodox solution. There is no interest in the history of Anabaptism, only in its refutation.
A list of twenty Anabaptist errors covers the themes discussed: (1) spirit and Scripture, (2) the right to preach, (3) the unity of the church and separation, (4) justification and sanctification, (5) the sleep of the soul, (6) rebaptism, (7) baptism of infants, (8) community of goods, (9) the vagrancy of the Anabaptists, (10) preachers and education, (11-16) the Christian and the magistracy, nonresistance, oath, death penalty and war: the whole of the third book, (17-20) spiritual and material freedom (tithes, interest, and usury: the whole of the fourth book). The appendices continue to discuss the last question in a different literary form: the first is a tract on interests and usury, the second a letter to Bullinger's brother on tithes.
The picture of the Anabaptists drawn by Bullinger is a vivid one. Scholars, therefore, have been tempted to follow him in delineating the life and piety of Anabaptism. A comparison, however, shows that it contains scarcely any traits that had not been attributed to the Anabaptists by Bullinger's teacher Zwingli. For both men the main accusation was one of separatism and sedition, and this disqualified the Anabaptists morally. Theologically the Anabaptist error was the ideal of a pure and stainless church, and accordingly the postulation of a "sinless" life. That in contrast to this demand their way of living was full of the most reprehensible conduct was stressed indefatigably by both Zwingli and Bullinger. The dependence of Bullinger on Zwingli goes so far that one could almost imagine a similarly vivid picture of the Anabaptists even if Bullinger never had seen any but had only read the anti-Anabaptist writings of Zwingli.
Also Bullinger's refutation of the Anabaptist position kept chiefly to Zwingli's arguments. His main interest was to defend the integrity of the "Volkskirche" against all divisive tendencies. It was only within such an overall organization that he saw any guarantee of a possibility to preach the Gospel to all men, believers and nonbelievers. A small community consisting only of confessing Christians could not be a tool of the Almighty God who wanted to save all the world. To Bullinger's eyes it was hypocrisy. He supported his arguments by two fundamental ideas. The first was the invisibility of the true church: because all true believers are known only to God, all outward things, including church organization and discipline, can be delegated to the magistracy. The second idea was the incapability even of the Christian to obey the divine commands: lacking this prerequisite of all Christian ethics man nevertheless can do the will of God by following the less difficult Golden Rule or law of charity (neighborly love), a civic virtue sufficient to justify the name of "Christian." Especially this concept of a second, less rigorous, will of God was a key to refute all Anabaptist demands for a serious obedience to New Testament commands.
The influence of Bullinger's book reached far. In April 1531 it was used in dealing with Hans Pfistermeyer in Bern. Sebastian Franck published extracts in his Chronicle that appeared in September of the same year. Menno Simons knew Bullinger through Franck. In many letters Bullinger was asked to send the book to his friends. In 1535 it was translated into Latin and slightly supplemented by Bullinger's colleague Leo Jud: Adversus omnia Catabaptistarum prava dogmata . . . libri 1111 per Leonem Judae aucti . . . and published in Zurich. In 1548 and 1551 three English translations (partly extracts?) appeared by the French refugee Jean Veron: (1) An Holesome Antidotus or Counter-poysen agaynst the pestylent heresye and secte of the Anabaptistes . . . (London, 1548); (2) A most necessary and fruteful Dialogue, betweene ye Seditious Libertin or rebel Anabaptist, and the true obedient Christian . . . (Worcester, 1551); (3) A most sure and strong defence of the baptisme of children, against ye pestiferous secte of the Anabaptystes (Worcester, 1551). A Dutch edition did not appear, but the necessity of such a translation was one of the occasions for Bullinger's second book against the Anabaptists (Der Widertoufferen ursprung).
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SANDY, Utah – Real Salt Lake (9-5-3, 30 points, West #1) gained sole possession of the Supporters' Shield lead on Saturday night, beating Seattle Sounders FC (6-5-3, 21 points, West #6) 2-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium to move past FC Dallas and into first-place in MLS.
Captain Kyle Beckerman and FW Robbie Findley scored in the 41st and 46th minutes for RSL, which turned in a dominant defensive performance, holding Seattle to a mere two shots and allowing zero clear-cut chances.
Saturday's win was the fifth-straight in all competitions for RSL. The Claret-and-Cobalt is now unbeaten in its last seven and 8-1-1 in its last 10 games across all comps. RSL leads the league in both goals scored with 26 and goal differential with a +10 mark.
The game got off to a slow start. RSL held a sizable possession advantage early on, but Seattle stayed organized in the back, not allowing the Claret-and-Cobalt any real opportunities for the majority of the first half.
That changed in the 41st minute, when Beckerman scored a fine goal to give RSL the lead. Seattle fouled FW Alvaro Saborio outside the box on the left side to give RSL a dangerous free kick. MF Javier Morales stepped to the 23-yard dead ball, hitting it off the wall and into the right side of the box. Beckerman ran onto it at the corner of the six, side-volleying his first-time shot over Sounders GK Michael Gspurning, off the underside of the crossbar and into the back of the net.
It didn't take RSL long to double its advantage, with Findley putting the Claret-and-Cobalt up 2-0 just seconds into the second half. Morales started the play, slipping Findley into the left side of the box with a through ball. Gspurning punched the speedy striker's initial 10-yard effort away, only for it to fall to Saborio at the top of the 18. The Costa Rican international quickly hit a shot that went directly at Findley, who collected the ball, turned and fired inside the far post from the top left corner of the six to put RSL up 2-0.
The Claret-and-Cobalt continued attacking after Findley's goal, registering a pair of half chances in the 61st minute and seeing a goal called back for offside in the 69th. DF Nat Borchers had the disallowed strike, tapping a ball home from close range before the linesman correctly raised his flag.
Seattle had its best chance of the game in the 82nd minute. FW Obafemi Martins ran onto a long ball in the area, dribbling wide of RSL GK Nick Rimando before turning and chipping an off-balance shot off the side netting from a tough angle.
Saborio nearly made it 3-0 in the 87th minute. The Costa Rican international got on the end of a Morales corner kick at the left post, heading his shot across the face of goal and inches wide of the far bar.
Real Salt Lake will return to action on Wednesday, when it will host the NASL Carolina RailHawks in a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Quarterfinal match at 7:30 p.m. at Rio Tinto Stadium. The Claret-and-Cobalt will return to MLS action next Saturday, June 29, when it will travel north of the border to take on Toronto FC.
Click here to access video highlights and the RealSaltLake.com MATCHCENTER for RSL 2-0 SEA
Real Salt Lake Match Notes – RSL 2-0 SEA
- Though Real Salt Lake leads MLS with 30 points in 17 games (1.76 PPG), it still trails the Montreal Impact (29 points in 14 games; 2.07 PPG) and FC Dallas (29 points in 16 games; 1.81 PPG) in points per game.
- Real Salt Lake has now scored 19 goals in its last eight MLS matches (2.375 goals per game) and 27 goals in its last 10 games (2.7 goals per game) across all competitions. RSL leads MLS with 26 goals scored in league play. The Claret-and-Cobalt has scored 34 goals in 19 games across all competitions this year. RSL has scored multiple goals in five straight games and in nine of its last 10 matches across all comps.
- Tonight's shutout was RSL GK Nick Rimando's fifth of the year and 104th of his career. The veteran 'keeper is now just eight shutouts behind New York GK Kevin Hartman – who has 112 – for the all-time MLS lead.
- Real Salt Lake FW Alvaro Saborio started and went the full 90 for the Claret-and-Cobalt on Saturday night. It was Saborio's first start for RSL in over two months; he last started in the Utah side's 1-0 win over Chivas USA at Rio Tinto Stadium on April 20. Prior to Saturday, the Costa Rican international had played just once after that start against Chivas due to a combination of international duty and injuries, coming off the bench and scoring in RSL's 1-1 tie against the Chicago Fire on May 25.
- Saturday's win was RSL Head Coach Jason Kreis's 99th victory across all competitions. He is now 99-79-60 since retiring as a player to become Claret-and-Cobalt head coach in May 2007.
- Saturday's result was the Claret-and-Cobalt's 98th all-time victory in MLS regular season play.
- Real Salt Lake Captain Kyle Beckerman became MLS's all-time leader in fouls committed on Saturday night. He now has 478 career fouls in regular season play, one more than former MLS MF Jesse Marsch.
Goals by Period 1 2 F
Real Salt Lake 1 1 2
Seattle Sounders FC 0 0 0
Scoring Summary:
RSL – Kyle Beckerman – 41'
RSL – Robbie Findley (Alvaro Saborio) – 46'
Misconduct Summary:
RSL – Chris Wingert (Foul; Yellow) – 24'
RSL – Kyle Beckerman (Foul; Yellow) – 59'
SEA – Leo Gonzalez (Foul; Yellow) – 61'
SEA – Djimi Traore (Dissent) – 74'
Real Salt Lake (4-1-2-1-2): Nick Rimando; Tony Beltran, Nat Borchers, Carlos Salcedo, Chris Wingert; Kyle Beckerman (C); Ned Grabavoy, Khari Stephenson (Sebastian Velasquez, 77'); Javier Morales (Yordany Alvarez, 90'); Robbie Findley (Olmes Garcia, 67'), Alvaro Saborio
Substitutes not used: Josh Saunders (GK), Lovel Palmer, Joao Plata, Devon Sandoval
Seattle Sounders FC (4-4-2): Michael Gspurning; Zach Scott, Jhon Kennedy Hurtado, Djimi Traore, Leo Gonzalez; Mauro Rosales (C) (Shalrie Joseph, 76')), Servando Carrasco, Brad Evans, Lamar Neagle (Mario Martinez, 57'); Obafemi Martins, Eddie Johnson (David Estrada, 73')
Substitutes not used: Marcus Hahnemann (GK), Marc Burch, Alex Caskey, Andy Rose
Referee: Armando Villarreal
Assistant Referees: Greg Barkey, Claudio Badea
4th Official: Alejandro Mariscal
Attendance: 19,848
Weather: Clear and 75 degrees


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Paladin Glyphs: Major Holy and Protection
Glyphs are items made by the Inscription profession. Each glyph modifies one of your spells, changing it slightly. At 80, you can have 3 Major Glyphs and 3 Minor Glyphs. Major Glyphs are powerful, while Minor Glyphs tend to be cosmetic.
Glyphs need to be applied near a Lexicon of Power. This can be found in the major cities near the Inscription trainer. Essentially, you have to return to a city to change Glyphs, so you can't change them in the field. However, I think they will rapidly become fairly cheap, so re-glyphing might be something you do before you head out to an instance for the night.
Here's a listing of what I think the top 3 major glyphs are for Holy and Protection at level 80, and some comments on the others. I'll cover Retribution and Minor glyphs in another post.
1. Glyph of Seal of Light - You need a Seal up to get the haste from Judgements of the Pure. This improves your healing by 5%, making it very powerful, especially on shorter fights.
2. Glyph of Seal of Wisdom - Like Light above, but for longer fights. It's an interesting decision if you should take both of the Seal glyphs, because you can only use one at a time. But it makes you a bit more flexible for different fights.
3. Glyph of Holy Light - This can do a fair amount of splash healing, helping a traditional paladin weakness.
Glyph of Cleansing - Mana reduction is always useful, but not very exciting.
Glyph of Divinity - Lay on Hands doesn't drain your mana anymore, and only has 20 min cooldown. So it's a very useful spell, and this glyph makes it even more useful. You get to drop a large instant emergency heal, and you get a fair bit of mana back.
Glyph of Flash of Light - This glyph is currently terrible. The HoT does not stack, so you severely hurt your tank-healing capabilities. It might be decent if you were raid-healing, but given that Glyphs are permanent, it's really hard to see this being useful. Perhaps a Ret build (with Art of War) or a levelling build would consider it, but it's pretty much a waste otherwise.
Glyph of Seal of Righteousness - Might be good for soloing, but in an instance you will be using a glyphed Light or Wisdom.
1. Glyph of Righteous Defense - Having taunts miss usually ends very badly.
2. Glyph of Seal of Vengeance - Vengeance is a solid seal for Protection, and reducing boss dodge and parry rates by 2.5% is very nice.
3. Glyph of Avenger's Shield - This glyph is a bit of a toss-up. I think it will become more useful as you move into raiding, and precise pulling and having large initial threat becomes more important. However, you might prefer building threat on multiple mobs in the 5-man dungeons. As well, 100% more damage makes it more feasible to toss AS on every cooldown, just to build threat.
Glyph of Consecration - This glyph does increase damage per cast of Consecration. However, Protection has a very smooth rotation with an 8-9s Consecration cooldown, and this glyph spoils that rotation. Still, if you're very comfortable with managing your abilities as they come off cooldowns, this might be a good choice for you.
Glyph of Exorcism - Gives you another spell interrupt, which is something we lack. However, this is very specific and may depend greatly on what instance you are planning to run.
Glyph of Judgement - Extra damage and threat from one of your main abilities is always good.
Glyph of Seal of Righteousness - I think most Protection paladins will be using a glyphed Vengeance on bosses, but this could be decent for trash.
Glyph of Spiritual Attunement - You shouldn't need this glyph, as regular SA and Blessing of Sanctuary will provide enough mana. But keep it in mind if you do find you have mana problems.
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eI have to agree with you about the FOL Glyph. It is worth using as a raid healer. At first I thought "why would I even want this?" but after a few BT raids I have come to a conclusion.ReplyDelete
When I have Beacon of Light up on the MT I find that I am Never targeting the MT while healing except to renew the Beacon. Mean while I am FOLing every single melee around the MT and every once in a while I through a Holy light there way when they get agro. In this example I can cast a FOL heals them up for to almost full hp and then the ticks after it tick them up to full health. It is really nice.
Regarding Glyph of Seal of Vengeance it's currently not obtainable yet. It requires Ink of the Sea which is milled from Northrend herbs.ReplyDelete
Yeah, this is all for Wrath. Not a lot of point in considering 70 anymore.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1:52 PM, October 22, 2008
I personally found the Glyph of Flash of Light completely underwhelming in Beta, so I'm not using it on live. I feel it knocks off too much up front. I don't like the fundamental alteration to how the health is delivered to feel comfortable with it.ReplyDelete
I've been thinking about it a lot, and talking with my guild's main Pally tank, and we're starting to think that Glyph of Avenger's Shield is going to be a good idea even for 5 mans. The splash threat from the bouncing shield isn't really important since you can Consecrate or HotR to make it up, and a bouncing shield just gives too much risk of pulling more then is intended.ReplyDelete
Also, you'll be able to have 2 Glyph loadouts when the dual-spec system launches.
- Anonymous3:50 PM, October 22, 2008
I can see Glyph of FoL being useful for raid healing, but seriously, when is a paladin ever assigned to raid healing? We've got druids, shamans and priests for that.
Personally I see it as being far too situational to be a clear benefit. Better off Ret paladins using this with their instant FoL casts.
Maybe once we get our dual specs I'll set up one for AoE damage/Raid healing.
I think you are missing my point. With Beacon of Light you are always healing the MT as long as you healing someone close to him. So yes Paladins can now through heals just about anyone that is not a caster and still heal the MT.
- Anonymous12:26 PM, October 23, 2008
I understand the mechanics of Beacon, I've used it quite a lot for healing. All I'm saying is it's too situational for it to me to consider it a clear benefit. I'd rather be landing larger faster vanilla FoL heals on the raid and tank. There's not always large raid damage going on, and the 50% initial heal is too much of a gimp, meaning I'd be dropping HL's a lot more and possibly go oom.
Even though we paladins are not raid healers, Judgement of Light heals for so much I beat our druid, priest and shammies last night in TK; it seems a little OP at the moment, but I guess it's tuned for future lvl80 raids. Maybe at that level the FoL Glyph will be mandatory for paladins.
yo, I'm a lvl 51 ret pally, and I just learned about glyphs, I would like to know what you think the best major and minor glyphs are for ret pallies, you seem to be pretty enlightened on the subject.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5:09 AM, November 11, 2008
The FoL glyph is actually really usefull, now if your in full t6 (as I am) you grow attached to your 3.2k FoL crits, however as many of you have said its is good for raid healing; I personally found this out in Sunwell especially after 3.0.2 with the Beacon on MT and now on KJ I'm actually assigned to keeping the 6 melee players up and myself, looking at the meters afterwards i was 2nd up there with the CoH priests and waaay above the shammies. As well as this Lich is only 2 days away now and if you wanna level holy you'll probs be spending alot of time in the 5mans where you will most likely be the only significant healer to keep 4 other people up and the glyph helps to keep the group topped up from group dmg whilst you pump out the bigger heals on the tank or whoever needs it. The glyph goes for 15g AH buyout on our server so its not exactly an expensive investment if you find its really not for you and want to get rid of it later.ReplyDelete
Finally you have to remember that if you crit with the glyph on you still have a 2k crit but then an extra 2800 healed from the HoT, if the tank needs a quick heal use Holy shock, it heals for aroun 2.7k and 4.5k crit and with a crit chance of around 47% you'll more than likely get a instant cast FoL or 0.8sec Holy light.
Anyways just my ramblings haha
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BALTIMORE – With the America East Championships in the books, top UMBC track and field athletes now set their sights on national and regional competitions, beginning with the ECAC and IC4A Championships this weekend at Princeton. The meet, which will be held at the William Weaver Track and Field Stadium, is scheduled to begin at 12:00 p.m. on Friday with the heptathlon and run through Sunday afternoon.
Led by top individual performances from America East Most Outstanding Track Performers Dennison Long (Greenbelt, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt/FIU) and Mercedes Jackson (Huntingtown, Md./Huntingtown), the Retriever men placed second as a team, while the women finished in fourth at the conference meet at Vermont. In addition, the Retriever coaching staff, led by head coach David Bobb, was named the men's Coaching Staff of the Year at the conclusion of the meet.
Long and Jackson will now lead the Retrievers into the next stage of the season.
Long swept the 100m and 200m dash events at the conference meet in Vermont and ranks 30th (10.36) and 37th (20.86) in the respective events in the NCAA East region. Both times rank second in UMBC history, behind only coach Bobb, and Long will try to lower them even further this weekend before making his way to the NCAA East Preliminaries later this month in Jacksonville, Fla.
Jackson, who also won the Coaches' Award at the America East meet, earned her fourth straight conference top performer award after winning the 100m event and placing second in the 200m race in Vermont. She will only compete in the 100m individually this weekend in the Garden State as she ranks tied for 41st (11.60) in the event in the East region in her attempt to make in back to the NCAA Championships for the second straight year. She is also scheduled to compete for the Retriever 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams.
Senior Trae Proctor (Brandywine, Md./Thomas Stone) claimed his third career conference gold medal in the 110m hurdles earlier this month and will compete in the event at Princeton. The veteran currently ranks tied for 11th in the NCAA East Region in the event with his school record time of 13.88 from the Mason Spring Invitational on April 12. At the America East meet, Proctor broke the conference record in both the prelims (14.06) and finals (14.01).
Also competing in the sprints, senior Deborah Adelola (Lanham, Md./Bladensburg) will run in the 400m dash after winning the competition at the America East Championships with a personal-best time of 55.84. Sophomore Marie Yuille (Bowie, Md./Oakland Mills) will run the 200m dash for UMBC and currently holds the fourth-fastest time in school history of 24.57.
Junior Paulette Fogle (Washington, D.C./Bishop McNamara) clipped her school record at the conference meet, winning a silver medal in the 400m hurdles with a time of 1:00.36. She will look to lower her time even further while competing in the event at Princeton.
School record holder Alisha Beeman (Bridgeport, Conn./Bunnell/Hartford) will compete in both the high jump and javelin this weekend for the Retrievers. The junior owns the school record in the indoor high jump (1.74m; 5'8.5") and ranks second outdoors with her top leap of 1.68m (5'6"), first achieved at the FSU Relays back in March. She took hold of the javelin record at the meet in Tallahassee and has since pushed further with her top heave of 43.92m (144'1") coming at the Penn Relays.
Seniors Andrew Smith (Chadds Ford, Pa./Garnet Valley) and Cody Mezebish (Westminster, Md./South Carroll) will compete in the men's and women's 800m races, respectively, this weekend. Both athletes hold the school record for the event with Smith's time of 1:49.64 from the Larry Ellis Invitational ranking 46th regionally. Mezebish is also set to run in the 4x800 relay for UMBC.
Sophomores Redatu Semon (Waldorf, Md./Thomas Stone) and Hassan Omar (Frederick, Md./Thomas Johnson), in addition to senior Jake Albino (Hampton, N.Y./Minisink Valley), will compete for the Retriever men's distance team. Albino won the 1,500m run at the America East meet and will try to better his top season time of 3:52.04 and career-best and school record of 3:48.35, set last year. Semeon, meanwhile, will run the 3,000m steeplechase after placing second at the conference meet, and Omar will compete in the 5,000m race.
For the women, senior Kirsten McGovern (Sykesville, Md./Century) and sophomore Nicole Dawson (Jessup, Md./Hammond) will run in the 10,000m event after both posting career-best times at the America East Championships.
A veteran crew will represent UMBC in the field events, beginning with America East triple jump champion Shioma Obemeata (New Rochelle, N.Y./Iona Prep/St. Francis). The senior has posted a career-best leap in each of his last two competitions, winning the conference title with a jump of 14.97m (49'1.5"). Classmate Dosu Teyibo (Silver Spring, Md./Barrie) will join Obemeata in the triple jump after winning a bronze in Vermont, while silver medal winning senior Mo Drammeh (Frederick, Md./Thomas Johnson) will compete in the high jump. Senior Yao Adantor (Laurel, Md./Reservoir/Morgan State/Maryland) will represent the Retrievers in the shot put. He holds the school record in the event with a heave of 16.60m (54'5.5") in 2013 and came close to breaking it at the FSU meet with a toss of 16.59m (54'5.25").


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Neil Portnow, president of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS), was saddened by Duke's passing.
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Shure UHF-R® Wireless Microphone Systems master the high pressure and extreme conditions of large-scale touring or installations environments while delivering uncompromising sound. Rock-solid engineering and unparalleled RF performance provide sound professionals with all the features and flexibility they need to tightly control up to 160 systems for the most elaborate productions.
UHF-R incorporates automatic frequency selection, transmitter sync and smart menu-driven system functionality for fast, intuitive setup. Up to 2400 selectable frequencies across an ultra-wide 60 MHz bandwidth provide superior capability to respond to unpredictable RF conditions. Featuring Shure's Advanced Track Tuning Filtering Technology, UHF-R delivers up to 40 simultaneously compatible systems per band without audio degradation or interference.
Features (2) SM58 Handheld Microphones and RF Distribution Ports on Receiver.System Includes:
UR4D+ Dual Channel Diversity Receiver
Most wireless mics are available in a range of frequencies. If you are planning on using multiple receivers in your system, call one of our product specialist today to help you choose frequency ranges that won't interfere with each other.