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Michael P. Fayo entered into eternal rest on Friday, October 4, 2013 at Westchester Medical Center in Vahalla. He was 61 years old. The son of Michael L. and Genevieve (Lastowski) Fayo, Jr., Michael was born on October 2, 1952 in Newburgh, NY.
He was a graduate of NFA class of 1970 and earned his associates degree from OCCC. Michael served his country in the U.S Army Reserves. He was a self employed contractor. Michael was a member of the Town of Newburgh Planning Board from 1996 to 2002. He served as Chairman from 1998 to 2002. He was a stand out baseball player, having graduated from the Tarr Oval Baseball program. Mike loved to play golf when he could and was one of the charter members of the "Acapulco Golfing Club". He was member and past exalted ruler of the Newburgh Elks BPOE 247. Mike was also an inspector for the New York State Athletic Commission from 1997 until present.
Michael was a loving son and brother. He was beloved "Spanky" to his cousins and friends. He will be missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his sister, Michele Fayo of Newburgh; several Aunts and Uncles, many cousins and friends and his beloved dog, Diesel. Michael was predeceased by his parents.
Visitation will be held on Sunday, October 6th from 2 to 8 p.m. at Brooks Funeral Home, 481 Gidney Ave., Newburgh. The Elks will hold a service at 7:30 p.m. during visitation. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, October 7th at Sacred Heart Church. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Michael's name to The Ralph Petrillo, Sr. Scholarship Fund, 336 Fostertown Road, Newburgh, NY 12550.
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Athletes will take to sports fields, courts, track and pool as the first day of Commonwealth Games competitions gets under way.
The Queen formally declared the 20th Games open at the end of a colourful ceremony at Celtic Park in Glasgow yesterday evening.
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Track cycling will take place at the Sir Chris Hoy velodrome, badminton at the Emirates Arena and Rhythmic Gymnastics at the SSE Hydro.
Judo and netball competitions will get under way at the SECC precinct, squash and table tennis at Scotstoun Sports Campus and weighlifting at the Clyde Auditorium.
Lawn bowls will be at Kelvingrove Lawns Bowl Centre and the triathlon at Strathclyde Country Park.
Roving across Scottish places and culture, last night's ceremony featured stars such as James McAvoy, Rod Stewart, Susan Boyle and Dr Who actor John Barrowman, and Olympian Sir Chris Hoy.
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Joe Dumars is officially out as the Pistons' President of Basketball Operations.
The team announced Dumars will step aside effective immediately.
"Joe Dumars is a great champion who has meant so much to this franchise and this community," Pistons owner Tom Gores said in a statement. "We are turning the page with great respect for what he has accomplished not only as a player and a front office executive, but as a person who has represented this team and the NBA with extraordinary dignity."
The team has begun a search for a new head of basketball operations.
Director of Basketball Operations Ken Catanella and assistant general manager George David will prepare for the draft and free agency during the transition. Catanella and David will report to ownership executives Phil Norment and Bob Wentworth.
According to the Pistons' press release "Mr. Norment said the organization has developed a preliminary list of candidates that includes 'the best executives in the business,' but he declined to place a specific timetable on selecting a replacement."
Dumars will stay on as an advisor to the organization and ownership.
"It's time to turn the page on a wonderful chapter and begin writing a new one," Dumars said in a statement. "I've had the pleasure of working with some great people throughout the last 29 years as both a player and executive, and I'm proud of our accomplishments. Tom Gores and ownership is committed to winning and they will continue to move the franchise forward."
Dumars took over as the Pistons general manager in 2000. He spent one-year in the front office prior to taking over as President of Basketball Operations. Prior to that he spent his entire 14-year playing career with the Pistons, winning two championships (1989, 1990).
The Dumars era in the front office fell on rough times as of late with the team set to the miss the playoffs for the fifth straight year, but there was plenty of good times during his reign.
The Pistons made the playoffs for eight straight years from 2002 to 2009, made six straight Eastern Conference finals (2003 to 2008), reached two NBA Finals (2004, 2005) and won the NBA championship in 2004.
Dumars built the 2004 championship team using castoffs in Chauncey Billups, Ben Wallace, Rasheed Wallace and Richard Hamilton.
He has not been able to find that same magic touch in recent years. The signing of Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva in 2009 proved to be a disaster. Gordon is out of the league and the Pistons had to give Charlotte a first-round pick to get rid of him, a pick they still owe the Bobcats.
This past offseason Dumars made a splash by signing Josh Smith and trading for Brandon Jennings, but both have been disappointing in their first season with the team.
Dumars has also struggled to find the right coach. Mo Cheeks was fired just 50 games into the season, making current interim head coach John Loyer the team's fifth coach in the last six years.
Once the new general manager is in place they will have to hire a new coach and decide what to do in the NBA Draft where the Pistons will likely have a top 8 pick.
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Tron Legacy is one of the most anticipated movies of the year, which is pretty surprising considering the massive amount of marketing material that Disney has put out for the film.
Between all of the trailers and posters, you would think that moviegoers might be getting over-stimulated. Instead, each new item that comes out only gets people more excited.
Take this new one-sheet for example. Not only does it look awesome on its own, but it's also a throwback to a poster for the original Tron (hat tip to io9 for putting the two side-by-side). That's not just cool, it's cool on top of cool. In Tron terms, it's like riding a light cycle while you're having a disc battle.
Anyway, you can check out the new poster (via Yahoo) below, along with the side-by-side comparison to the original.
It's kind of a surprise that Disney waited so long to put out a new take on the original poster, but the result is clearly a success. Tron Legacy was one of the biggest hits at this year's San Diego Comic Con, and it's no wonder why. The movie has some of the best looking 3D we've seen yet, not to mention a top-notch cast and a killer soundtrack.
There's been some grumbling in the fanboy community about the quality of the CGI used to make Clu 2.0, aka the younger version of Jeff Bridges' character, but I'm comfortable that director Joseph Kosinski has done everything in his power to make those sequences work. When you consider that Kosinski and his team have been at work on this film for over three years, you have to give them the benefit of the doubt.
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Place parsley, cilantro, dill, sage, basil and mint in this mill, then just twist the handle – the ultra-sharp scissoring blades quickly mince even large quantities of herbs for flavorful salad dressings, sauces and more.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by KerryWb from Consistent finely 'chopped' herbs I am reviewing the previous version of this Microplane Herb Mill, the one shown in the video. I originally reviewed it around 2010, and gave it four or five stars. I still hold it in the same high opinion. For a while I stopped using it after being made fun of by my husband and son for using a tool for a job a simple knife could do. However, I recently had to mince about six cups of parsley for a large tabouli salad. When the knife, the Nicer Dicer, and the food processor failed, I pulled out the Microplane Herb Mill and was reminded how great this little tool is. I am once again using it all the time. It takes a few seconds to clean it up. I never put it into the dishwasher.Date published: 2016-07-04Rated 4 out of 5 by calmingwaters from handy herb mill I've been researching herb mills for several months & finally decided to purchase this one (now several months ago). It's easy to store, I like the large basket for herbs, it's easy and comfortable to use; which is great for someone with arthritic fingers and wrists. The only major complaint is that it is difficult to release the cutting blade from the mill itself in order to thoroughly clean everything properly. I wish the mfr. would revisit this part of the design and think about the consumer with different hand/wrist health problems.Date published: 2015-07-07Rated 1 out of 5 by fairecuire from like sharp knife better Rarely do I give an item one star but in this case I felt the product did not meet my expectations. I find a sharp knife (chef) works fast and is less of a clean up. I found, for me, the herbs getting clumped as well as not being able to chop as much as I would like and then having to put more herbs inside the mill. I found my knife easier and faster to clean. I use herbs daily and found this product just took up space in my cabinet. I am happy it works for others.Date published: 2015-01-03Rated 1 out of 5 by SanDiegofoodie from love it but it broke after 4 uses I absolutely loved the herb mill but after only 5 uses it broke. It makes chopping herbs quick & easy. So disappointed it broke! I want another one but am afraid it won't last either. After first using mine I purchased a couple for gifts - haven't heard if they lasted.Date published: 2014-09-07Rated 5 out of 5 by Insuranceguru from Love, love, love! Admittedly, it took a couple of tries to perfect the use of this indispensible tool. No, you don't need to dry your herbs. Just fill both chambers, insert the top and start the back-and-forth motion while very slowly pushing the 'plunger' downwards. I get beautiful, finely minced herbs everytime. I plan on purchasing several for gifts--this is such a great tool!Date published: 2014-07-25Rated 1 out of 5 by aprocter from Find something else My experience was that it did a terrible job of grinding and most of the torn up parsley, for example, gummed up the inner workings. It was impossible to clean. I used it once, cursing it as it made a mess; I took it out again and began to experience the same problem. Hope the trash man was happy; I wasn't.Date published: 2014-06-09Rated 2 out of 5 by turkeybeginner from works great but a pain I really liked this when I first got it. It does a great job of cutting the herbs. It was a bit slow going because you have to keep on opening up and refilling and sometimes it doesn't get the stuff at the very bottom. Re clean up is a huge pain. I ended up having to throw it out because I took it apart to clean it and I couldn't get the blade back in correctly.Date published: 2013-11-11Rated 1 out of 5 by EAR1 from Disappointing Tried it with fresh basil. Experienced all the difficulties as other people reviewed. The clean up is very time consuming. It is much more efficient to use a sharp knife. I should have returned it. Instead, I tossed it in the garbage. Total waste of money.Date published: 2013-07-16


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Asked this month about the state of his Pittsburgh Steelers offense, coordinator Todd Haley said: "I'm not happy with anything right now."
His employer can relate.
NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported on NFL Network's "NFL GameDay Morning" that frustration is building in Pittsburgh over the conservative nature of Haley's offense. He faces a crucial game Sunday in London against the Minnesota Vikings, according to sources involved in the situation. Win or lose, the Steelers plan to reassess where they are on offense during their upcoming bye week.
The belief is a change at coordinator is unlikely, Rapoport was told, but nobody knows definitively because the decision would come from ownership, not coach Mike Tomlin.
Haley has been an ill fit in Pittsburgh from the start, but quarterback Ben Roethlisberger "is actually buying in; he is grinning and bearing it," Rapoport was told. "And things still have not improved. I think, if you pulled him aside privately, what he would want is a little more no-huddle, a chance where he gets to call the plays."
When NFL Media columnist Mike Silver talked with Haley before the Steelers departed for London, the coordinator was "very optimistic."
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|3. What is difference between the Excel2DB2
Package, Embedded(WithDrv) Package, Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package?
The Excel2DB2 Package is a GUI application , and the Embedded package is a package which can load into DB2 database(DB2 8 or upper). If you're exporting data by GUI application or a configuration file, you should use the Excel2DB2 Package . If you want to export data more quickly and more flexibly, you can use the Excel2DB2 Embedded Package.
As the tips by the name, Embedded(WithDrv) Package contains the HXTT Excel JDBC package, and Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package doesn't.
|4. What's the difference between the
professional Excel2DB2 Package and the enterprise Excel2DB2 Package?
The standard Excel2DB2 Package can export table data to DB2 from MS Excel.
The enterprise Excel2DB2 Package contains the function of standard Excel2DB2 Package, besides, it can export data accord view or a dynamic query, and execute export operation from a configuration file saved by prior export operation, and loaded into DB2 database(DB2 8 or upper) for build a procedure to export data.
|5. What causes the 'No suitable driver' SQLException?
This error usually occurs during a call to DriverManager.getConnection(). The cause can be failing to load the appropriate JDBC driver before calling getConnection(), or specifying an invalid JDBC URL that isn't recognized by your JDBC driver. If you are exporting data by GUI application or a configuration file, you should check the DB2 JDBC package exists in the directory in your driver config, and check your JDBC url. If you are using Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package to export data in DB2 database, this error happens is because you haven't load the HXTT Excel JDBC package in DB2 database.
|6. What's the diffirence between the HXTT Excel
JDBC package contained in DataExp 2007 program and the standard HXTT Excel
JDBC package?
The HXTT Excel JDBC package contained in DataExp 2007 program can only used in DataExp 2007 program and have some functional limit, so you cann't use it for other usage.
There are no other difference between the two package. They can accept the same jdbc url, and connect properties, and operate data, etc.
|7. Can export a table data to a non-exists table?
Yes. This package will auto create the destination table. In the GUI application, you can change the table structure when need creating the table.
|8. I would like to export data from our application, instead of load it in DB2 database or GUI application. can do so?
|Yeah. You can do so if you buy the Enterprise Excel2DB2 product . Maybe you should pay the attention to the licence.
There is a class named com.hxtt.data.export.advance.Excel2DB2 in the Embedded(WithDrv) Package and Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package contains a series method to export data.
All public method please see here.
|9. May I execute export operation at a assign time?
|Yeah. You can execute export operation from a configuration file saved by prior export operation. So, you can use the Task Scheduler(in Windows) or Crontab(in Unix/Linux) to execute export operation.
|Embed Package Questions
|1. What's the Embed Package?
|Embed Package is a jar file which can load into DB2 database and execute
export operation by DB2 procedure, or can used in your java program to
execute export operation.
The Embedded(WithDrv) Package contains the HXTT Excel JDBC package, and Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package doesn't.
If you have bought the the HXTT Excel JDBC package, you can use the Embedded(WithoutDrv) Package to execute export operation. or else, you should the Embedded(WithDrv) Package to execute export operation.
|2. How do I load the Embed Package(With HXTT Excel JDBC Driver) into DB2 Database and execute export operation in DB2 database?
|You can do as follows.
|In DB2 Command Editor, run the follows command to load
the embed package into DB2 database.
call sqlj.install_jar('file:c:/EMBExcel2DB2_WithDRV.jar','Excel2DB2')
Then, you should create the follows procedure,
create procedure exportTable(
in schemaname varchar(200),
in tablename varchar(200),
in targetdirectory varchar(200),
in targettablename varchar(200),
in targetconnpar varchar(200))
external name 'DB22ACCESS:com.hxtt.data.export.advance.Excel2DB2.exportTable'
language java parameter style java
Then, you can use the procedure exportTable to export table/view date to DBase4 table.
|3. How do I load the Embed Package(Without HXTT Excel JDBC Driver) into DB2 Database and execute export operation in DB2 database?
|It's same as install the Embed Package(With HXTT Excel JDBC Driver) into DB2 database.
But you should install the HXTT Excel JDBC Driver at the same time.
In DB2 Command Editor, run the follows command to install the embed package into DB2 database.
call sqlj.install_jar('file:c:/Excel_JDBC20.jar;c:/ EMBExcel2DB2_WithDRV.jar','Excel2DB2')
|4. When I install package to DB2 database, errors happen.
Please see http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/db2/library/techarticle/dm-0510law/. This page shows a lot of errors and give a answer.
|5. I loaded the package, created the procedure, but when executing procedure exportTable, errors happened.
Maybe you should restart the database server. I don't know why but when i restart the database server, it works well.
|6. I loaded the package, created the procedure, grant privilege, and execute procedure exportTable successly in machine, but I cann't find the data file in my machine
The data file will be located the DB2 Database Server machine.
|7. How to export data accord a SQL query?
|For example,
EXPORTQUERY('c:/tmp/','select * from aa.atable a,bb.btable b where a.id=b.id',null,'XTABLE',null);
|8. Can I load two package to DB2(8i or upper) database, for example, EMBDB22DBF_WithDrv.jar and EMBDBF2DB2_WithDrv.jar?
|You can do so. But you should assign the different name when install this package..


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Kim Goh earned her first All-Ivy selection this season (photo Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Kim Goh and Caitlin Rea of the Harvard field hockey team have been named to the second team of the All-Ivy League squad. It is the first All-Ivy honor for each player.
Goh, a senior co-captain, anchored Harvard's defense which finished fourth in the league in goals against. She also added a goal against Northeastern. Goh was a staple in Harvard's lineup throughout her four years in Cambridge. She appeared in all 67 games and contributed two goals and two assists during her career as a defender.
Rea led Harvard with four assists and also added a goal this season from the midfield position. The sophomore tied for second on the team with six points in 2012. Her goal tied the score, 1-1, with Bryant Sept. 25 in an eventual 4-1 victory for the Crimson. She was one of the top offensive options for Harvard this season, tallying a team-leading 47 shots and 27 shots on goal.
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The Florida House has offered up a 12 new amendments to its redistricting maps, tweaking the boundaries to the seven congressional maps and four of its five proposed House maps. Details about the new configurations will be released later in the week, House staff said.
The House Reapportionment subcommittees are scheduled to narrow the field to three proposals for both the House and Congressional maps on Monday, said Rep. Will Weatherford, chairman of the full committee. He said Wednesday the House will complete its by the session's midpoint.
The Senate, meanwhile, is moving at a more accelerated pace. It plans to vote on its proposals for state Senate and congressional maps on Jan. 11, a day after the session begins. The chamber will then bring the bills to second reading on Jan. 17, with a final floor vote scheduled no later than Jan. 20, said Sen. Don Gaetz, Senate Reapportionment Committee chairman.


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Second jury can't reach verdict in sheriff lawsuit
A second jury has failed to return a verdict in a lawsuit filed against Madison County Sheriff Craig Busch by a former dispatcher alleging sexual harassment.
Kathryn Frank originally filed a lawsuit in 2005 against the county, then-Sheriff Paul Welsh, and Busch, who was a deputy.
She alleged Busch made offensive sexual remarks and groped her. The county settled the case, paying Frank $60,000.
After Busch became sheriff in 2009, Frank claims he retaliated against her. She filed a civil rights complaint in August 2009 and later that month was fired. She sued claiming civil rights violations.
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If the latest research is anywhere close to the mark, President Barack Obama will romp through California on Nov. 6. The most recent Field Poll has Obama over Republican opponent Mitt Romney by a whopping 58 percent to 34 percent.
That portends a landslide.
But the real benefit for the Democrats may lie with victories that accompany Obama's win.
Increasingly, it appears that the turnout may be uneven. Republicans are frustrated here with a candidate and campaign that are more depressing by the day, which suggests they're growing disinterested in the election. Meanwhile, Democrats have found that long-missing "enthusiasm" factor, opening the way for a high level of political participation on Nov. 6.
These circumstances set the stage for previously unexpected benefits in races farther down the ticket, particularly congressional contests.
Democrats need 25 seats to regain their House majority. Given the mood in California, it may well be that they pick up five of these seats here.
In the Seventh Congressional District currently held by Incumbent Republican Dan Lungren, Democrats and Republicans are almost even in party registration, 38.6 percent versus 38.8 percent. That provides an opening for Democrat Ami Bera, who challenged Lungren two years ago.
In the 10th Congressional District currently in the hands of Republican incumbent Jeff Denham, there are more Democrats than Republicans, 40.4 percent versus 38.6 percent, providing an opportunity for former astronaut Jose Hernandez.
And there are other opportunities for Democrats.
In the 26th Congressional District, Republican Tony Strickland defeated Julia Brownley handily in the June primary, but the registration in this once-Republican district has come to favor Democrats, 40.2 percent to 35.7 percent.
In the 41st Congressional District held by retiring Republican Jerry Lewis, Republican John Tavaglione defeated Democrat Mark Takano by 8 points in June. But the party registration now stands at 43 percent Democrat versus 34.7 percent Republican.
Finally, a look at the 52nd Congressional District suggests trouble for Republican incumbent Brian Bilbray. Although he defeated Democrat Scott Peters in June by 20 nearly 20 points, Democrats have edged ahead in registration 35.6 percent to 32.5 percent.
Normally, close registration numbers favor Republicans because Democrats tend to turn out in lower percentages.
But 2012 may prove to be an exception as the Romney campaign continues to implode with major gaffes one week after another.
Is it a done deal for Obama and the Democrats? Anything but. A poor debate performance or an unexpected crisis could turn things around quickly. Nevertheless, time is running out, and time is the one commodity in a campaign that you can never get back.
It's not just whether Obama wins in California; it's how many Democratic candidates he brings with him. And right now, it looks like he may bring a handful more than anyone ever expected.


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Is it true that you can't get pregnant while you're breastfeeding? I'm currently breastfeeding my baby and my husband and I aren't using any sort of protection. Thanks!
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Breastfeeding naturally suppresses the hormones needed for ovulation, so it is possible to use breastfeeding as an effective form of birth control.
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Gospel according to Matthew
Gospel according to Mark
Gospel according to Luke
Gospel according to John
Acts of the Apostles
Epistle to the Romans
Die Offenbarung des Johannes
إنجيل المسيح حسب متى
إنجيل المسيح حسب مرقس
إنجيل المسيح حسب لوقا
إنجيل المسيح حسب يوحنا
أعمال الرسل
رسالة إِلى أهل رومية
رسالة إِلى أهل غلاطية
رسالة إِلى أهل فيلبي
رسالة إلى أهل كولوسي
رسالة إلى العبرانيين
رسالة يعقوب
رؤيا يوحنا
Our human language is not wide enough to contain the riches of the Savior of the World. This is why the Holy Spirit led certain men to clarify the unique Gospel in several ways and to produce four distinctive portraits of the person Jesus Christ, also to proclaim his victory over distresses, diseases, sins, death, Satan, and the wrath of God.In the guidance of the inspiring Spirit, the evangelist Matthew proved to the Jews that Jesus of Nazareth who came from the despised Galilee was indeed the promised Christ who fulfilled the Old Testament predictions and the laws of God in his life and resurrection.The evangelist Mark, an associate of Peter, explained to the believers in Rome who were surrounded with thousands of gods and idols, that Christ Jesus was the true Son of God and the Lord of Lords who reigns over all the powers opposite to God. Luke, the Greek physician, presented Christ as a merciful Savior to all mankind, who established by his coming God's peace on earth and a new era to the world.And the evangelist John expressed in the words of the Greek philosophy the deep love of God made incarnate in Christ to enable us to obtain eternal life though living faith.Each one of the four evangelists bore witness to a certain circle of people and conditions. Yet, Jesus Christ is the decisive answer to their numerous questions and abstract problems.
Who is the Evangelist Luke?The other three evangelists were Jewish believers, Aramaic speakers, of Hebrew standpoint. They all translated the words and historic events of Jesus into Greek. However, the evangelist Luke was Greek of Gentile origin. He did not belong to the culture of the Old Testament. This experienced physician and cultured man of travel had command in clarifying the message of the gospel in Greek. His fluent and effective use of language sometimes surpassed that of the apostle Paul.It is possible that Luke lived for a considerable period in Antioch and participated in raising the church formed of believers of Gentile origin (Acts 11:20-24). He knew Paul from the beginning of his missionary journeys and accompanied him personally on his second voyage from Troas to Philippi where he stayed to strengthen the new church (Acts 16:10). When Paul came back from his third journey and passed by Philippi (Acts 20:6), he took his spiritual brother with him on his long voyage to Jerusalem (Acts 21:17). During Paul's imprisonment in Caesarea (AD 58-60) Luke drew together material, which he later used in the composition of his gospel. At last, the physician Luke accompanied the apostle Paul during his last journey to Rome sharing his shipwreck and remaining with him until he died by martyrdom. During those three periods of the apostle Paul's company, Luke depicted the events employing the first person "we", as Paul's student, eyewitness and companion. Paul himself mentioned Luke three times by name and called him his beloved and faithful fellow laborer (Colossians 4:14; Philemon 24; 2 Timothy 4:11), which clarifies to us the deep impression of Paul's theological thoughts about justification by grace on Luke's gospel which testified complete salvation to all mankind (2:14; 3:4-6; 24:26). This privilege of grace can only be obtained by faith (7:50; 15:1; 17:10; 18:14; 19:1-10; 23:34,43). Whoever enters into this grace finds in it the spring of everlasting joy (1:46-47; 6:23; 13:17; 15:5-10, 23; 19:6; 24:41,52).
How Did Luke Write His Gospel?The wise physician wanted to know more accurately about the life of Christ than he had heard from Paul and the early Christians in Antioch. He accompanied his teacher (in AD 58) to Jerusalem and met James, Jesus' brother, whom he joined in companionship as a child in one family. Furthermore, the evangelist sought details from Peter and the other apostles also from many eyewitnesses of the life of Jesus about their experiences with the merciful Lord (Luke 24:48; Acts 1:8,21; John 15:26).First of all, Luke found in Jerusalem a collection of Jesus' sayings and events compiled under supervision of the apostles and probably translated into Greek by Matthew, Andrews and Philips to establish the believers of Jewish pilgrims who did not learn Aramaic in their distant homes (Acts 2:42; John 12:20; Luke 1:1-4). Luke extracted verbally much of what was contained in that source common to the three earlier gospels, but unfortunately absent from us today. However these contents are made available to us through those three earlier gospels. This is why Luke's account is in full agreement with that of the earlier evangelists. The characteristic of Luke's gospel is that he who describes the person of Jesus is an experienced physician who was much interested to know the miracle of Jesus' conception of the Holy Spirit and his birth of the Virgin Mary whom he had most probably met in person and inquired about these events. It is a special blessing, that the Holy Spirit guides a physician to discover through his own efforts this great mystery and to cover this unknown link of the history of Jesus Christ.We also find in his gospel an expert description of the miracles of Jesus, which the wise physician was completely unable to do by himself: giving sight to the blind, cleansing the lepers and raising the dead. Discerningly, Luke draws our attention to Christ's great compassion and kind mercy so that we may see the source of his power originating only from the divine mercy.Luke was especially interested in the body of him who was raised from the dead that he questioned eyewitnesses about strange details which we do not find in such clarity in the other gospels: Christ asked his disciples to touch him with their hands in order that they might feel that he was not a ghost but flesh and blood. He also ate before their eyes to overcome their unbelief.
Who is the Receiver of This Message?Luke states the name of the receiver. It is Theophilus (lover of God) whom he calls (most excellent) or (noble), a magisterial designation also given to Felix, the Roman governor of Judea and Festus who succeeded him (Acts 23:20; 24:3; 26:25). Theophilus was probably a prominent Roman official of high rank who once ruled Antioch and knew that region and Italy accurately, but needed wide clarifications about all the places and customs of Palestine and Greece which were strange to him. Theophilus was probably near to the first church in Antioch and had consecrated, under the name of that church, his palaces and dedicated them to the meetings of the believers as we find in the traditional information about this person. Then he was transferred to Rome and there he wanted to gain a just conception of the progress of the gospel from Jerusalem to Rome, the capital. This is the historical password of Luke's report which is composed of two parts: the first one is his Gospel in which he tells us how the Savior of the world completed his way from Bethlehem to Nazareth, Capernaum and Jerusalem where the salvation of the world was completed.And the second part of his report is the Acts of the Apostles in which Luke shows us how the kingdom of God spread out immediately from Jerusalem to Samaria, Antioch, Asia Minor, Greece and Rome and was also prepared to reach Spain.By these purposes, Luke did not compose a limited gospel for the believers of the Jewish nation, but preached all the nations with the divine salvation in the widest manner as Paul did. Luke did not present a Jesus Christ promised only to the Jews, but a Savior, Founder and Proprietor of the world, giving peace to the whole world, and preaching God's pleasure with the repenting sinners, for the only true Savior has overcome all the distresses, diseases and the power of death with its cause that is sin as well as the temptations of the devil which prompt us to disobey God. Christ is the Victor and the Lord of Peace to all nations. This is the keynote of Luke's gospel.The astonishing thing is that Luke's gospel and the Acts of the Apostles were not written to the public, but to the edification of one person so that this official of high rank might continue in faith, receive new insight for his social duties, be just and merciful toward the poor and confine the carelessness of the rich who deserve God's wrath because of their hard hearts. Luke shows us that Christ does not only save us from our sins, but also qualifies us to practice love and help to the poor. We therefore realize that Luke's gospel has a practical social characteristic.
If you follow the steps of Jesus, through your deep penetration into Luke's gospel, you will receive a great power and divine motive to preach the nations, for Luke was a preacher with the apostle Paul filled with love and the Holy Spirit. Pray and listen to the Spirit of the Lord through his servant Luke.


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The Partisan: The Life of William Rehnquist
The Partisan: The Life of William Rehnquist
John A. Jenkins
Public Affairs ($28.99)
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist was a curious man. He could be courtly and gracious, elegant in argument and a brilliant advocate. He also was a ferocious adversary, a relentless conservative and, as John A. Jenkins makes clear in his new biography, a determined partisan.
One sample of his paradox: Rehnquist was a respected leader of the court, appreciated even by those whose politics he abhorred, and yet he secured his position in part by perjuring himself at his confirmation hearing.
From before he came to the court, Rehnquist was a provocative, pugilistic conservative. As a young man, he relished challenging seemingly settled ideas: He defended a hanging judge and the vigilance committees that substituted for conventional police in Gold Rush San Francisco. He followed the misguided scholarship of his Stanford mentor, Charles Fairman, who postulated that the 14th Amendment, which promises all Americans the equal protection of the law, meant something other than what it said. Rehnquist fired off self-satisfied letters to the editor, did his best to keep Latinos from voting in Arizona, annoyed Justice Robert Jackson, for whom he clerked, and argued for the preservation of school segregation when Brown v. Board of Education came before the court.
He also wore flashy suits and bright ties, and he puzzled more traditional conservatives, including Richard Nixon, who appointed Rehnquist to the court despite his reservations about nominating a man he thought "dressed like a clown" and his desire to score political points by nominating someone who was not a Protestant.
"Get him baptized and castrated," the vulgar Nixon suggested to Attorney General John Mitchell. "No, they don't do that. I mean, they circumcise. No, that's the Jews."
Jenkins captures all that in his new book about Rehnquist, an account that will infuriate Rehnquist's many defenders and irritate more than a few of his critics. Less a full biography than an extended essay with a point to make, "The Partisan" doggedly — though somewhat selectively — chronicles the life of one of the court's most important modern justices.
A veteran magazine journalist who has won acclaim for his coverage of the court, Jenkins makes no attempt at evenhandedness. He opens with a synopsis of Rehnquist's judicial philosophy that Jenkins describes as "nihilistic at its core, disrespectful of precedent and dismissive of social, economic, and political institutions that did not comport with his black-and-white view of the world."
And what about Rehnquist's character? "Infatuated with his own genius, he spoke his mind, cast his votes and damned his critics."I'm no Rehnquist fan, but I found myself feeling defensive of him by the end of the introduction."
Jenkins backs up many of those harsh judgments. He quotes the young Rehnquist's immature paeans to free enterprise, his mean-spirited clashes with Justice Thurgood Marshall and his embarrassing attempts to publish a novel.
The most damning insight into Rehnquist's integrity appears here, too, though it has been reported for years. While clerking for Jackson, Rehnquist wrote a memo arguing in favor of maintaining school segregation and upholding Plessy v. Ferguson, which held that "separate but equal" racial arrangements — rail cars in the case of Plessy, schools in Brown — fulfilled the 14th Amendment's command that all Americans receive the equal protection of the laws.
"I realize that it is an unpopular and unhumanitarian position, for which I have been excoriated by 'liberal' colleagues, but I think Plessy v. Ferguson was right and should be re-affirmed," Rehnquist wrote.
Questioned about it at his confirmation hearings, Rehnquist said he had written the memo in Jackson's voice under instructions to present the strongest case for Plessy. Witnesses contradicted him, and the language of the memo — Jackson would never have complained about "liberal" colleagues; he was a liberal — make it clear that Rehnquist lied. Jenkins relays that episode confusingly, scattering details of it across many chapters, but it's appropriately a part of his indictment.
As befits his investigative mission, Jenkins delivers up a few new details. Rehnquist's health troubles late in life were well known, but Jenkins produces FBI documents to verify that the chief justice in the early 1980s was addicted to painkillers. "Justice REHNQUIST," the FBI interview summary notes, "has begun to express bizarre ideas and outrageous thoughts" in cluding his belief that the CIA was plotting against him and that he could hear voices in the hall outside his hospital room laying plans to harm him. The notion of a drug-addicted, delusional chief justice is alarming indeed.
And yet, even as Jenkins builds his case against Rehnquist, he undermines it by minimizing or ignoring evidence that cuts the other way. To cite just one example: Central to Jenkins' thesis is that Rehnquist was cast in stone, that he refused to reconsider positions that he developed as a young man and brought with him to the court. That's certainly often the case, and Rehnquist was intellectually stubborn. "You equate change with growth?" a dumbfounded Rehnquist once asked.
But he did reconsider some views, most notably in the area of the Miranda case, which Rehnquist deplored for years but then upheld in 2000, concluding that it had become so enmeshed in American law and society that it would be improper to overrule it. Far from an act of nihilism, that was a nod to the complexity of evolving social institutions, precisely the sort of thing that Jenkins argues Rehnquist was incapable of.
That does damage to "The Partisan," but much remains that is worth reading and considering.
Jim Newton is the Los Angeles Times' editor-at-large and the author of "Justice for All: Earl Warren and the Nation He Made" as well as "Eisenhower: The White House Years." Distributed by MCT Information Services.


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Behavior Management Solutions is a small regionally located company that provides on site professional development training courses for elementary, middle, and high school principals, teachers, therapists, and teaching assistants.
The training courses consist of presentations ranging anywhere from 1.0 to 3.0 hours or workshops that last anywhere from 1 to 3 days. The topics of the onsite trainings are mainly Crisis Prevention, Behavior Management and Physical Intervention (teaching how to physically restrain students should it be deemed necessary). Other onsite training topics may include 1. Verbal De-escalation and 2. Cooperative Communication.
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With the (apparent) loss of the print indicator in Natty, I'm having a little trouble keeping track of my print queue easily.
At the moment to bring up a print queue, I bring up the "Printing" application using the Dash, then go to the Printer -> View Print Queue menu. This seems a little convoluted to me, and I'd like an easier way.
Is there some way to go directly to the printer queue in Natty, like you used to be able to do by clicking on the printer indicator in earlier Ubuntu versions? Alternatively, can we turn the printer indicator icon back on when there are (or have recently been) queued print jobs?


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Originally published in Extra!, the monthly magazine for Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR).Michael Corcoran and Stephen Maher
At a June 10 press conference (Cultures of Resistance, 6/10/10), passengers from the Mavi Marmara released new footage of the Israel Defense Forces' deadly May 31 raid on the ship, which killed nine activists attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza in defiance of the Israeli blockade. Days earlier, another video was released allegedly showing the IDF beating and then executing a U.S. citizen, although the identity of the passenger in the video has not been confirmed (Informed Comment, 6/10/10; Tikun, 6/10/10).
Obviously, two videos alone could not possibly tell the whole story of what happened that night, but they did offer some of the only images of the tragic event that had not been hand-picked for release by Israel, which confiscated virtually all of the photo and video footage taken on the ship and released only heavily edited snippets (Lede, 6/2/10). This new footage offered revealing glimpses into the bloody raid on the ship that countered the narrative Israel had been successfully spinning in the U.S. (FAIR Media Advisory, 6/1/10).
In addition to possibly showing the execution of a U.S. citizen by the IDF, the footage included images of the IDF shooting either rubber-coated steel bullets or live ammunition from a helicopter, seemingly before commandos boarded (Democracy Now, 6/10/10), and firing indiscriminately at crowds (Ali Abunimah, 6/13/10). Separate photos from Turkish papers and survivors' testimony also revealed that flotilla passengers were treating injured IDF soldiers (Democracy Now!, 6/10/10; Ali Abunimah, 6/6/10), contradicting Israeli claims that soldiers had been taken hostage, as well as its insistence that the passengers of this "hate boat," as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it (Reuters, 6/2/10), were not humanitarian activists but violent extremists.
While independent media (Democracy Now, 6/10/10) and the foreign press (Guardian, 6/11/2010) covered the new evidence, the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today all failed to even mention it in their newspapers--although Times blogger Robert Mackey did post the footage (Lede, 6/11/10), arguing that it gave "a better sense of the timeline of the raid," and making the video's absence in the Paper of the Record's print edition all the more troublesome.
The U.S. corporate press similarly ignored other important evidence that contradicted Israeli claims. This included detailed testimonies of the activists and journalists onboard the vessel, as well as GPS coordinates showing the flotilla accelerating and turning away from Gaza and deeper into international waters at the time of the attack (Ali Abunimah, 6/7/10). This blackout of evidence continues the long-held practice in the U.S. media of ignoring stories that reflect poorly on Israel and other U.S. allies (Extra!, 1/10).
After the attack, U.S. media wasted no time enabling Israel's aggressive public relations campaign (Extra!, 7/10). TV outlets uncritically replayed dubious video clips that were heavily edited, out of context and lacking timestamps (e.g., Hardball, 6/1/10). These clips showed passengers fighting off commandos with kitchen knives and whatever else they could find, but did not show the moments preceding the raid, leaving crucial questions unanswered. Despite there being no way to know the whole story, publications such as the Washington Post (6/6/10) offered no caution in reporting that "Israeli commandos were violently beaten by passengers as they boarded the Mavi Marmara," and then "opened fire in self-defense, killing nine activists."
Many Israeli claims reported unflinchingly by the U.S. media quickly turned out to be egregious lies or distortions. For instance, as journalist Max Blumenthal noted (Max Blumenthal, 6/22/10), a press release Israel issued claiming that associates of Al-Qaeda were on the boat would later be "corrected" by the IDF when it was unable to provide any evidence. The Washington Post editorial page, (6/1/10) which suggested that the activists--"a motley collection that included European sympathizers with the Palestinian cause, Israeli Arab leaders and Turkish Islamic activists"--had "ties to Hamas and Al-Qaeda," failed to issue its own correction.
Israel also released an audio tape it claimed to be of passengers on the Mavi Marmara making antisemitic slurs ("go back to Auschwitz") and warning the IDF to "remember 9/11." The tapes contradicted others the IDF itself released earlier depicting the same exchange between the Israeli navy and the activists on the flotilla that did not contain the bizarre comments (Max Blumenthal, 6/4/10).
Israel soon admitted that these tapes were doctored, though it said they were merely condensed for length, and released a longer version that still contained the slurs (Max Blumenthal, 6/22/10). However, this subsequent release was also problematic. On the new version, the IDF is again heard calling a different boat in the flotilla, the Defne Y, not the Mavi Marmara. Similarly, Huwaida Arraf, the activist who is heard responding to the IDF, saying, "we have permission from the Gaza Port Authority to enter," was not on the Mavi Marmara, but the Challenger One, another flotilla boat (Ma'an, 6/5/10). But the U.S. media again failed to report on this manipulation, and some outlets (e.g., Washington Post, 6/5/10) reported on the audio clips without hinting that there were doubts about their authenticity.
The op-ed pages were also predictably one-sided. The New York Times, for example, published an op-ed by Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael Oren (6/03/10), who alleged the activists were "religious extremists" committing an "assault, cloaked in peace," and claimed, without a shred of evidence, that the activists had made propaganda videos before the assault showing "passengers 'injured' by Israeli forces" (Max Blumenthal, 6/26/10). The Times, it seems, did not bother to ask for copy of this alleged video before publishing such an extraordinary claim.
Given the large amount of time and space devoted to excusing and justifying Israeli actions, the lack of attention provided to the activists' stories and evidence has given the public an incomplete and one-sided portrayal of events.
"Sadly, the U.S. press just decided to pretend we really don't exist," said Iara Lee, the activist that smuggled out the hour-long video of the scene, in an interview with Extra!. "The media there is very controlled and almost all of the coverage [about the videos] came from the foreign press and the independent media."
Michael Corcoran (MichaelCorcoran.blogspot.com) is a freelance journalist based in Boston. He has written for such outlets as the Nation and the Boston Globe.


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Steps at the property edge lead up to a covered arcade that leads visitors inside to the wood-ceilinged lobby. An ornamental stair leads up to a south-facing lounge on the mezzanine level with a more casual, club-like atmosphere which looks out over a large outdoor retreat space surrounded by trees. Meeting rooms of various shapes and sizes on the floors above offer framed views of campus, and ivy-covered terraces throughout the building allow meeting-goers a continuous connection with nature. At the roof level, a large terrace culminates the building experience, with dramatic views of campus and the surrounding city.


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Carlson made an immediate impact upon arriving at UCSD for the 2007-08 season, leading the Tritons to an overall record of 18-12, the program's best mark since the 1998-99 campaign. After finishing sixth in the ultra-competitive California Collegiate Athletic Association standings at 11-9, Carlson's Tritons caught fire in March, defeating Cal State San Bernardino, San Francisco State and Cal Poly Pomona on the way to UCSD's first CCAA Tournament title. UCSD earned a No. 8 seed in its first NCAA Tournament appearance at the Division II level, falling to the University of Alaska-Anchorage 80-60 in the opening round of the West Regional.
The Tritons were one of the top teams in the CCAA again in 2008-09, recording an overall record of 17-11 and a 13-7 mark in league play. After earning a No. 4 seed in the CCAA Tournament, UCSD defeated No. 5 Humboldt State 79-67 in the first round before falling 76-72 to host Cal State San Bernardino in the semifinals.
UCSD finished with an overall record of 8-17 in 2009-10, missing the postseason for the first time since 2007. The Tritons went 4-2 during a six-game stretch in February to stay in contention for a conference tournament berth, but a pair of losses to Sonoma State and Humboldt State the final week of the regular season dashed the Tritons' postseason hopes.
Under Carlson's guidance, senior guard Jordan Lawley became the first Triton to win the CCAA scoring title since UCSD joined the conference in 2000-01 during the 2009-10 campaign. Lawley was named to the All-CCAA First Team and went on to earn All-West Region accolades after averaging career-highs of 20.2 points, 5.3 rebounds and 2.4 assists in his final season as a Triton.
UCSD won five of its first six games to kick off the 2010-11 campaign, marking the program's best start in 10 seasons at the D-II level. The Tritons claimed the 2010 Disney West Coast Tipoff Classic title after defeating Lewis and Dixie State to open the season and also posted early season victories over Notre Dame de Namur and Simon Fraser. Despite the torrid start, UCSD would ultimately finish with an 11-17 record and miss the postseason for the second consecutive season.
The Tritons opened the 2011-12 season with a solid 102-74 blowout of Chestnut Hill College at the Disney West Coast Tipoff Classic in Anaheim. They went on to finish the tourney with a 2-1 record. UCSD twice posted back-to-back CCAA victories, the first time against Cal State Monterey Bay and Sonoma State and again vs. Cal State L.A. and Cal State Dominguez Hills.
Senior center Christian Hatch was named Second Team All-CCAA after finishing second among all league players in rebounding (7.3/game), including a conference-best 2.9 offensive boards per game. Junior guard Tyler McGrath led the CCAA in free throw percentage (.833) while senior forward Mike Meza was tops in 3-point field goal percentage (.506). Sophomore guard James McCann averaged 3.9 assists per game, third-best in the conference, and junior forward Justin Brue was fourth in blocked shots (1.2/game).
Carlson joined the Triton family after spending four seasons as the Director of Basketball Operations at UCLA under head coach Ben Howland. As the DOB, he was responsible for the day-to-day operations of the program and served as a liaison to the athletic administration and other school officials. Carlson also assisted in scheduling and recruiting and helped guide the Bruin program to back-to-back NCAA Final Four appearances in 2005-06 and 2006-07.
Before assuming his duties at UCLA, Carlson served in the same capacity for two years at the University of Pittsburgh, joining the Panther staff in the summer of 2001. Prior to that, he was a member of Howland's staff at Northern Arizona in 1998-99, where he coached a Lumberjack squad that led the country in both field goal percentage and three-point percentage for the first time in NCAA history. He remained on at NAU for two years after Howland's departure (1999-2001), where he worked with NAU's post players and oversaw recruiting and scheduling.
Prior to his stint at Northern Arizona, Carlson served as an assistant coach at his alma mater, UC Santa Barbara, from 1994-98, where he oversaw development of the team's perimeter players. He also served as an assistant coach at nearby Dos Pueblos High School in Goleta from 1991-93.
Carlson worked as a game management assistant at the National Association of Basketball Coaches All-Star game for 12 straight years from 1993-2004 and has worked four NCAA Tournament West Regionals. In addition, he was an intern in the Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams media relations department, a sports information assistant at UCSB in 1993-94 and a member of the 1994 FIFA World Cup media relations staff.
A San Diego native, Carlson is a 1993 graduate from UC Santa Barbara, where he received his Bachelor's Degree in history. Prior to his days as a Gaucho, Carlson attended Helix High School in La Mesa, where he earned all-league honors in basketball.
He and his wife Karen have two sons, Nicklas and Charlie.


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Remnant Movement and Internally Headed Relative Clauses in Tagalog
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Ken Hiraiwa
Universals and Parameters in Head-Internal Relativization
J. Cale Johnson
Construct relativization in East Semitic
Fred Landman
Japanese Internally Headed Relatives.
Phantom gaps, role choice, and how to stay away from scope.
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Internally headed relative clauses in Tungusic languages: descriptive, comparative and typological perspectives
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The Syrian football team has a long way to go before it will be able compete in the Asian Nations Football Cup tournament as it was crushed 3-0 in a friendly game against the Yugoslavian Red Star club.
The game was part of the team's preparation for the tournament, scheduled for October 12-27, 2000 in Lebanon.
The game's goals were scored on the 20, 40 (penalty kick) and 87 minutes. The Lebanese a-Safir reports that it was clear from the first whistle that Red Star was in control of the game. Syria's best scoring opportunities came in the first half but striker Assaf Khalifa's headers missed the target.
During the Asian Nations Football Cup qualifying games, Syria will meet the favorite Iran as well as Bahrain and the Maldives.
The Syrian line-up includes: Muhammad Beiruti (Omar Akil), Muhammad Budiqqah (Iyad Abd al-Karim, Zakariyyah al-Hussein), Tareq Jabban, Muhammad Khalaf, Sharif Kurdia (Ahmad Kurdghali), Bashar Sroor, Samer Hizam (Musa al-Hayek), Iyad Mandu (Laurance Shimali), Maher a-Sayyid (Nihad Haj Mustafa), Luwi Taleb, Assaf Khalifa (Muhammad Mahmalji).
Red Star, which is ranked third in the Yugoslavian league, played Syria as part of its current regional tour. They lost 0-1 to Lebanon and tied Jordan 1-1. Red Star will finish its Mideast tour next week in a second meeting against the Lebanese team in Beirut.
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Share: Yesterday I had a great meeting with Sarah Chisholm. Sarah and I know each other from our days working together at Streetwize Communications, which is over six years ago now. Since then, Sarah has been involved in a number of social enterprises, including working with a group of African women on a sewing cooperative down south (The African Women's Sewing Circle, SCARF). Sarah's super keen in The Social Studio model here in Sydney, and so we talked about her being involved as we move forward. This is exciting news because Sarah not only comes with a lot of experience and expertise, she also *loves* art-based initiatives too. Now she's off to Europe briefly, including a visit to a fashion social enterprise in Paris, called Sakinamsa. I've asked her to send photos, and tell us about the experience. (Plus, when my internet is working properly, I'll put all the hyperlinks properly in).
And in more fashion-related news: yes, it's a 1980s jumpsuit. Yes, I'm also wearing it with my lovely Trippen sample shoes from Berlin. And yes, this outfit made me VERY *happy* ! xo