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Poge 6-B SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS - Tueidoy, May 30, 1972 Appointments Made by Methodists The Southwest Texas United Methodist Conference relea^d cnnto« r . HotTi^*NTxon-smii*yj w. r . Brothers, NIxon-Runge; Dudley Bazar, Odem; Thomas E. Connolly, Polacloiar- oncahua; Robert Sochtien, Pettus-Pownee; James K. Wright, Point Comfort- Lolita; Jesse A. Aiwms Jr., Portland; Jomei L. Moyfield, Port Lovoco; Claude A. Cagle, Refugio-Austwell; C. Herman Murph, Robstown; Thomas 0. McClung Jr., Rockpprt; Herbert Frederick, Rung^Yorktowfi-Robke; A. Gordon Roe Jr., SInton; William D. Gunkel, Toft; its list Of annual appointments of ministers Monday. Those appointed to positions with responsibility on the con- fereiice are Sam L, Fore, director of the conference council and assistant to the bishop; P r e n z a L. Woods, associate Milorn Reeves, Telferner-Nursery; John Donoho, Victoria First; F. Lone Johnson, director; C. Leon Sims,'asso^ w. pronkun, st. date director, and James E. Ferguson Jr., secretary-treasurer. Swap Talk Rev. C. Jordan Mann, left, and Rev. Milton K, Dare discuss their swapping posts Monday with the onnouncement of appointments in the Southwest Tex- os United Methodist Conference. Moonn, who has been serving os Kerrville district superintendent, is assigned to fill the pulpit ot Memorial Church in Austin, the pulpit Dare is leaving to take Mann's post.—Stott Photo. Methodist Meeting Will Eye Viet War Following is a list of oppointees in the Austin District: Willlom M. Harris, district superintendent, Austin District; Roy H. Moy, Asbu- jy; William B. Sandberg, Berkeley; David C. Paul, Crestvlew; Paul A. Grout Jr., Faith; Robert s. Tate Jr., First; Bruno C. Schmidt, First associate; W. Boyd Harris, Grace; C. Jordan Mann, Memoriol; Jerry Joy Smith, Northwest Hills; Ted Rlchordson, St. John's, and Fred Martin, St. John's associate; Wilson Wade, St. Luke; J. Charles Merrill, St. Mark's; J. W. Griffin Jr., St. Paul's; Troy Bell, St. Peter's; William A. Triggs, Shettles Memorial; E. Joseph Tanner, Simpson; Clifford H. Zirkel Jr., Torrytown; and Joe H. White, minister of education. Clarence M. Walton. Trinity; William A. Holmes, University; Sanford D. Coon, University associate; Gary W" Frederick, University associate; Albert Meru- bia. Ward Memorial; J. Hudson Carruthers, Wesley Chapel; Frank Williams, Al- talr Circuit; Ben T. Welch, Bastrop-Ce- C. M. AAangrum, Belmont-St. James; Poul Lockey, Belmont-St. James; Myron Ricketts, Buda-Lytton Springs; B. 1 .,' Colimibus-First; Martin Woalker, Columbus-St, Paul; Robert T. King, Dale-Mortlndale; Bill S. McKinley, Decker; Walter Pilgrim. Dripping Sprinse; R. Roy Baines Jr., Eagle Lake; Robert L. Blackwell, Elgin; Henry C. Nwman, Flatonia-Waelder, Thompson- y S' 9'. Glasgow, Garwood-Rock Island; Hoard L. MacAllister, Gonzales- H or wood; I.e. Greer, Gonzales-Evans Cho^l; Larry A. Lacy, Hallettsville-Mos- »yii Charles W. Smith, Hallettsville-Schulenburg-Brown Chapel; Asa F Avont, H^nie Chapel; I. j. Fontaine', Hood s Point; Arnold M. Roos and Paul jn'lustry; Myron Ricketts, Kyle- Driftwood; Joseph M. Scott, LaGronge- Wmchester; Cronoln Finely, LaGronge- Parish; M a I f o r d Hierhoizer, Lockhart- Flrst; St^rt Taylor, Lockhart-St. Mark's; and Floyd L. Vick, Luling-First. Thomas L. Loftin, Manchaca; Louis Sterling, Manor; Carrol B. Cloyd, Martin dale-Fentress; Charles A. Miller, Mon- thalla-Belmont; C. L. King, Oakland-lnde- pendence; E. H. Stephen Ling, Prairie Lee-Klngsbury; H. Ellis Thomas, San Marcos-First, and S. Lance Carnal, asso TT C [annual Southwest Texas (Unit U.S. involvement in Indochina ed) Methodist Conference dele will be considered durir^ th^gate-^^en^^^ opening sos •Wore Brownings Add to Death Toll ASSOCIATED PRESS T w 0 additional drownings have boosted the violent death count during the holiday period in Texas to 42 as the Memorial Day weekend neared its completion Monday. The Associated Press count late Monday included 24 victims of traffic accidents, 13 drown ings and five shooting deaths. Among the latest victims of holiday violence were Terry Cyrus, 25, Houston, who drowned in a collision on a country road. Ozzie Robert Harris, 25, of Huntsville, Ala., apparently drowned Saturday night or Sunday in a motel swimimng pool in San Antonio. Donald Thomas Harper, 29, and Lana K. Baggett, 22, both of McAllister, Okla., were killed Saturday night as they walked along an Interstate 45 service road and were struck from be- ' V ------ -----> aiiu wuie allUCK irom nP- Monday afternoon below the hind by a car. The accident oc- THno V;.v'"gston Dam on the|curred five miles south of Con- Tnnity River. Authorities said:roe. the victim slipped into deep water while trying to retrieve a hat that blew into the water. A Fort Hood soldier, Mark I). Leslie Bradshaw, 62, of Fort Worth was killed Sunday in Dallas when his motorcycle was struck by a car at an intersec Zilliken, drowned Sunday while:tion. with two companions^ Mrs. \\'inona Varner Powell, in Stillhouse Hollow Lake. The latest victims were: Anthony Prudhome, 9, of Houston who drowned while wading into deep water at Lake Houston. Frank Lewis Westrick, 78, of McAllen, in the Rio Grande Valley, who died in nearby Mission when his car collided with another vehicle at the intersection of Road 1924 and Highway 107. 39, and her two daughters — Idzzie, 15, and Allie, 12, — all of Denton — died late Saturday when their car was struck by a freight train south of Rhoma near U.S. 287. Patrolman Jerry Hopkins said the car was dragged about 1,600 feet after it was struck broadside. Lairy Cockrill, 21, an SMU student from Dallas, died Sun- tJmoc « 1 V .^^'y^^^'Oldjday when a car in which he was James B. Taylor died in a two- a passenger overturned on In- highvvay jterstate 45 about a mile north of at Goose Creek bridge. Buffalo. Sara Ellen Grary, also Meanwhile in El Paso police i of Dallas and the driver of the ^ girl Vehicle, suffered undetermined In connection with the shooting injuries death of 20-y e a r -o 1 d Manuel! J a me s Moore, 58, of Beau- Castaneda. Po ice said Castane-imont was killed Saturday night nf c" H F^so in a two-car collision on U.S. 69 qh ™, vf i ^ i 2 south of Beau- Sherry Maybeiiy, 17, and her mont. Robert Murray and his 1 passenger on a;5-year-old daughter Shelly and thr^-wheeler motorcycle were his 6-year-old son Paul were in- killed Sunday near Pottsboroijured. The little girl was report- vehicle was involved led in critical condition. sion decided here Monday. By a show of hands, conferees suspended the rules to place the controversial item on the agenda of the four-day meeting at Ti-avis Park United Methodi.st Church. A resolution c a 11 i n g on the United States "to confess that what we have done in Indochina has been a crime against humanity" was passed during the Chech's General Conference hew during April in Atlanta. statement suggested immediate cessation of all bombing setting a date in 1972 for withdrawal of all foreign müi- tary forces, continued negotiation for return of prisoners of war, political self-determination ?T o Vietnamese people and U.S. reparations payments under United Nations auspices. Dissenters on the General Conference's Christian Social Concerns committee offered a minority report, however, which 'Woes not fix the blame on either side," but p r a i s e s U.S. peace initiatives. The dissenting statement calls on North Vietnam to cease aggi'ession and to adhere to the rules of the Geneva Convention concerning prisoners of war. Delegates here IWesday also adopted a Special task force report on handling "unscheduled groups" wishing to present mat ters to the church body. The task force was appointed by Bishop 0. Eugene Slater following a stormy conference last year which was interrupted by advocates of gay liberation, representatives of the black Student National Coordinating Committee and ministerial ere dential-burning ceremonies. The six-part task force report outUnes procedures for keeping order and meeting with intruders should a repeat occur. The f o u r -d a y session runs through Thursday with sessions being held at Travis Park United Methodist Church and Villita Assembly Building. clafe; Joel Harris, Jackson Chapel; Rob "arsons# Schuienburo-Freybura X''°v<s,A. Rider Jr., Shiner-First; C. J. Chapelg Philip M. Riley, Houston, Smlth- Sr., Stoples; John A. Robinson, Weimar; and Mrs. Dorothy R. Finch, Winchester-West Point Robert E. Breihon, Wesley Foundation, University of Texas, and Donald E. Redmond,director, Texas Methodist Foundation, received special appointments. Those appointed on the United Methodist Agency are H. Myron Braun, Staff- General Board of Education; L. George m£irri i'" Hospital, chaplain (UMCC), James E. Carter, Choplain, M W 111 e d g e V 11 I e. Go. W. Deschner, professor, PeiJms School of Theology and Hector J. Grant, campus minister, Huston-Tillotson. Charles W. Grose, professor, Huston'I- Hornung, mlssion- ary to Chile, UMC Board of Mississippi; Robert Mittanck, ossistant professor, Huston-Tillotson; Robert W. Sledge, associate professor, McMurry College; Normon W. Spellman, professor, Southwest- c" 'if'» Steelman, professor, Southwestern University; Brady Ty- professor, American Unic^V 1 Sickle, professor, I lift School of Theology; and Harvey D. yvatts, associate professor. Southwestern University. Appointed on a non-Unlted Methodist Agency with annuity responsibility are Morgan Groves, Office of Economic Opportunity, Austin; Kirby Gull, assistant professor, Houston Baptist College; Patrick Heath, Manpower Planning Association, North Central Texas Council of Government; Don Lilllledahl, assistant director, Mary Lee Foundation, Austin; Maynard L. Rich, professor, Cotawba Col- '^ge, Salisbury, N.C.; and Charles D. jtory, counselor, Texas Rehabilitation Commission, Houston. Austin District appointees to attend Khool ore J. Darrell Carr, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary; j. Roland J.S.C. Grattan, Webster Chapel, and Joseph M. Ray, Yoakum-Hope. .With ann unity responsibility on the United Methodist agency servea Is Lon A. Speer, Division of Curriculum Resource, General Board of Education. Those with annunity responsibility on the non-Methodist agency served are James T. Miller, Department of Religion Studies at the University of Detroit; Lowell 0. Ryan, rMlonal representative. Southwest, Asbury Theological Seminary, and Ted Spencer, Mental Health Services, Nueces County. Appointed to attend school are Rlchord Bates, Brite Divinity School, Fort Worth; Charles Fromer, Boston University; John Gordon Grote, Wesley Theological Seml- nory, Washington, D.C.; Janice Huie, Perkins School of Theology; Paul Nuck- Perkins School of Theology, and Clifford Zirkel, Ohio State Universi- Those without oppolntment Include Edward F. Corbin, supernumerary; William Palrner, sabbatical, and Warren D. Whitcomb, supernumerary. in the Kerrvllle District ore Milton K. '^*s*''lct superintendent; Lewis B. White, .^Bandera-Medlna; j. b . Jordon, Lund, Bertram-Liberty Hill; Albert R. Peterson, Blanco; Wayne G. Smith, Boerne; A. S. Neely, Burnet-Chopel Hill; j. Wesley JoneL Corrizo Springs; Virgil Hanks, Comfort- Center Point, and Thomas W. Hogon, Cotulla-Big Wells. Others in the Kerrvllle District are L. Wayne Murph, Crystal Clty-La Pryor; Billy Joe Hammond, Devlne-Moore; 8. L. Mattingly, Dilley; Windel Bell, Eagle Poss-Quemado; Theodore H. Leonard, Fredericksburg; j. Gordon Tolk, Goldth- woite; Charles Hare, Harper; Homer E. Weimer, Hondo; M. Dick Lowry, Hunt; Cecil E. Harvey, Johnson City-Walnut; Morris Daugherty, Barnett Chapel of Kerrvllle; F. G. Hathaway Jr., First of Kerrvllle; Horoce M. King, St. Paul of Kerrvllle; Ben H. Bohmfolk, Lampasas, and Jesse D. Tumlinson, Leakey. James A. Carr, Leander-Oakalla; Clifford C. Edge, Llano-Valley Springs; Bill J. Sandeter, Lometa-Kempner-Ogles; Murray O. Johnson, Marble Falls; L. S. Dubberly, New Fountain-Yancey; Harold Sassman, Pearsall-Batesville; Phillip c. Dibrell, Sabinal; Lee R. Geldmeier, San Saba; E. C. Young, Star-Center City; w. H. Marshall, Utopia; H. Lee Griffin, First of Uvalde, and Harvey Kinchlow, Uvalde-Del Rio. With annunity responsibility on this confer^ce Is G. A. Schulze, adminisfra tor of Hilltop Village, Kerrvllle. annuity responsibility on the United Methodist agency served are Dan G. Adams, missionary of Navajo Mission, General Board of Missions, and Ernest W. Weiss, missionary in Korea, General Board of Missions. '.Vlth a n n u 11 y responsibility on the non United Methodist agency served are J. P. Ephraim, director of the Foster Grandparent Project, Denton Street School, and Chorles F. Hahnn, Ecumenical Institute staff, Chicago, III. Special appointments of retired members include Fred J. Brooks, Kingsland Community Church, and J. B. Jordon, Sunrise Beach Community Church. In the AAcAllen District are Elmer J. Hierhoizer, district superintendent; Harold S. Goodenough Jr., Alice; John A. Fluth, Bishop; Harold D. Burkhardt, First of Brownsville; C. Reginald Hardy, associate of Los Fresnos; L. C. Johnson .■ir/'. Donna; John C. Gilbert, Edinburg; William P. Treude, Falfurrias-Premont; Charles H. Simpson, Freer-Benavidcs; C. David Crabtree, George West; Robert M. Hinkelmon, First of Harlingen; Leroy R. Welch, St. Paul of Harlingen; Jesse M. Mothersbaugh, Wesley of Harlingen; J. Keith Wyatt, Hebbronville-Bruni-Mlrando City; Raymond P. DeLaughter, Christ- Banquete of Kingsville; Bruce C. Galloway, First of Kingsville; Alice Faye Flint, associate; Earl D. Alexander, Scotts Chapel of Kingsville; Elmer A. Rader, La Feria-Santo Roso, and John Gibbs, Laredo. Others In the McAllen District ore Dgvld E. Edgar, Lyford; Kermit Gib- TCns, First of McAllen; Doyle W. Morton, St. Mark's of McAllen; Carl L.W. Israel, Mercedes-Edccuch; J. Leonard Garrett, Mission; Lyrn H. McAden, Pharr; F.L, Marlin, Pori (sobel; F.M. Wheat, Raymondville; Kerneth W. Norton, RIv- erla; Goerge E. Bttchee II, San Benito; Leo F. Ross, San Juan; Larry E. Bailey, Three Rivers-Whitsett; Leroy Russell, Weslaco, and Robei t Bedford, Zapata. With annuity responsibility Is Karl W. Brown, director of the Campus Christian Fellowship, Texas A&l. Wendell Merl* Wottrs, First of Son Angelo; Jomes Lorry Maddin, minister of ^uco- t on; W. Paul Fulmer, minister of vlslto- tlOT; Thomas Elliot, Laxevlew-Carlsbod of San Angelo; O. Jock Hopper, St. Luke of San ^gelo; Wllliom C. «enfro, n^nls- C. Polmos. Trln- ty-vyoll of Son Angelo; S.M. Cleaver, Wesl^ of San Angelo, and Harold D. Orr, Sterling CIty-Water Valley. Those with onnulty responsibility on a United Mettiodist ogency served are Robert Bahmfalk, Methodist Home, Waco; Charles A. Camp, chaplain In Navy; John L. Mann, chaplain In Air Force, and William R. Wiemers, ctwploln In Air Force. In the San Antonio District are J. Garfield Owens, district superintendent; Weldon E. Wkik, Bracken; Paul E. Terry, Chorlotte-Chrlstine; Robert R. Ross Jr., Floresville; CoUIn T. Furr, Helotes-Lakehills; Carl Taylor Jr., Jourdonton-Poteet; Cole V. Smith, LaVernla-Parito; D. Rhea Allison, New Braunfels; S. R. Horwood, Pandora; Vernon F. Perry Sr., Pleasanton, and Waldo B. Hiller, Rector. The following ore in the City of San Antonio: Olen Leroy Hubley, Alamo; Calvin w. Froehner, Alamo Heights; Harold C. Perdue and Harry C. Bamberger, Alamo Heights assoclotes; E. Stephen Roby, Albright; Harold H. Zirkel. Aldersgate; Lawrence K. Brown, Asbury; Roy H. Wold, Bethany; Mrs. Constance B. Wold, Bethony associate; L. A. Walker, Bethel; David A. Brantley, Chapel Hill; Robert S. Mosby, Chapel Hill associate; G. Robert Grimes, Coker; Finis B. Jeffery, Chopel Hill associate; Jerry M. Evans, Cokesbury; William M. Easum, Colonial Hills; Dale H. Hansboro, East Saint Paul; Jon D, Lowry, Epworth; E. Kenneth Newcomer, Grace; E. E. Reeves, Horlondale; Bruce L. Medford, Highland Terrace; Ernest L. Harrison, Jacob's Chapel; Will Matthls Dunn, Jefferson; L. D. Washington, Jones Chapel; Preston S. Adkinson, larger parish of Faith; Don L. D e I a p I a I n, larger parish of Palm Heights; Darrell D. Gray, Laurel Heights; John McMullen, associate at Laurel Heights, and James W. 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Pitzer, executive director of the Southeast Methodist Agency for the Retarded; Borrett Renfro, United Methodist Mission Board of Metro Son Antonio and Methodist Student Center, and Spencer L. Stockwell, odminis- trofor of the Methodist Mission Home of Texas. Those with annuity responsibility on United Methodist agencies served are C. Wayne Banks, associate professor at Perkins School of Theology; Robert E. Bergmark, professor at Mlllsaps College; Samuel H. Collier, chaplain in Air Force; Ernest T. Dixon Jr.n ossistant general secretary of General Program Council; Stanley W. Erickson, chaplain In Air Force; William J. Hughes, chaplain In Army; Roy D. May Jr. Missionary to Peru on General Board of Missions; Paul E. Reger, chaplain In Air Force; Charles E. Rogers, associate professor at Evongel- I c a I Theological Seminary, Naperville, III.; Claus H. Rohlfs, professor of church odmlnistratlon at Perkins School of Theology; John Schrelber, Council on World Services and Finance; Edwin T. Silli- mon, chaplain In Army, and Jerry Smart, administrator at AAornhigside Manor, Appointed to non-Methodist agency with winuity responsibility are Homer Boln, associate director. Ecumenical Center for Relations and Health; Frank M. Bockus, executive director. Ecumenical Center for Relations and Health; Walter Cartwright, professor, Texas Tech University; Albert Clayton ond Hoi D. Caskey, School of Pararnedicol Training, Bexar County Hospital; F. Jerome puderstadt, counse- leF' Texas Rehabilitation Commission; Edwin Edmonds, DIxwell Conference Church, New Haven, Conn.; R. Brent Fisher, social worker Northwest Mental Heplfh Clinic; Chorles A. Malesky Jr., ¡I*stnjctor, San Antonio College; Jose;^ W. Mathews, dean. Ecumenical Institute, Chicago, III.; Charles Moore, staff. Ecumenical Institute; V. Frank Perry Jr. Robbins, project evaluators. Model Cities Department, Son Antonio; Terrell Voss, teacher. New Age School, San Antonio; C.J. Roberts, faculty. University of Toledo; Bob D. Williams, operations administrator, EODC-CEP. Appointed to attend school are Steve F. Jackson, C I r e m o n t Graduate School, Calif.; Richard D. Johnson, Austin Presbyterian Seminary; Daniel N. Powell and Erwhn Preston, Duke University; Richard M. Roper, Evangelical Theological Seminary, Naperville, III.; Glen D. Weimer, North Texas State University; Carl Westbrook, Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Ky. Ethel R. Wolf is an appointed deaconess at Ozona Community Center. Home missionaries are Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Daily, Holding Institute, Laredo; John W. Evans, Wesley Community Centers, San Antonio; Buford Farris, University of Texas; and William F, Frank, Holding Institute. Retired deaconesses appointed home missionaries are Kate Adams, San Antonio; Mrs. May Johnson Alvirez, Brownsville; Lila Mae Campbell, San Antonio; Ebel, San Antonio; Aubrey Tyree, Corpus Christi, and Mattie Vorn, Brownsville.., F14 Report Said Hidden WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. 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The Greek New Testament (GNT) that was used by the translators of the King James Version is today called the "Majority Text" or the "Textus Receptus" (Latin for Received Text, abbreviated as TR). It was compiled by a Dutch scholar and theologian, important during the Renaissance movement, known today by his middle name: Erasmus.
The New Testament documents were written by hand, of course, and passed from person to person, copied and recopied over the centuries. Over time, a number of differences developed between copies. Most of these were spelling variations, such as we see in English with "color" and "colour", or insertions of an "And" or "But" at the beginning of a sentence.
With the growing interest in Scripture as the Reformation unfolded, there was a keen desire to know as closely as possible the original words of the Bible writers.
The copyists who lived from the first century down to the 15th century were often very godly individuals who had memorized long portions of Scripture themselves. Some of the differences between manuscripts seem to have arisen as copyists started writing from memory rather than from the page in front of them...and mixed up one Bible passage with another that was very similar.
An example of this would be in 1 Thess 1:1, where the best manuscripts have "Grace to you and peace." The best manuscripts of 2 Thess. 1:2 have Paul saying "Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ."
Sometimes when the copyist was writing out the book of 1 Thessalonians, he would, without looking, add the "from God our Father...." phrase from 2 Thessalonians.
It is the job of the believer who takes on, as his mission from God, the task of sitting in a library comparing manuscripts, to be responsible for thinking through the kinds of differences he sees before him, and hypothesize about how those differences could have arisen. Out of that, he then chooses what he judges to be the most likely original wording, and includes it in his GNT edition.
As an aside, Bible translators for the last 250 years have unanimously concluded that there was never any intentional manipulation of Scripture by copyists over the centuries. All the variants appear to be honest mistakes, and not a result of trying to grind some theological axe. We owe a lot to these nameless copyists over the centuries...and to the (relatively) nameless translators and textual specialists who have collated the various manuscripts from all these copyists.
Erasmus sought to address this urge to know the precise words of Jesus and Paul by compiling his own edition of the GNT. He started by collecting all of the NT Greek manuscripts he could (i.e. copies of copies of copies, etc. of the originals - none of the original manuscripts have survived) and collating all the differences between them. Where there were differences, he counted the manuscripts on his desk to see what the majority of them included. He looked to the tallest stack of manuscripts that used a particular reading, and included that reading in his edition.
Hence the name Majority Text. This is the version of the text that appears in the majority of manuscripts.
However, there was an enormously high regard for the medieval Latin translation of the Bible, called the Vulgate. There were times that the Vulgate did not seem to be translating the same Greek as Erasmus had on his desk. When this happened, he would reverse-engineer the Latin into Greek. So he included not only the text from various Greek manuscripts in his version, but also included his own hypothetical Greek phrases back-translated from the Vulgate.
The translators of the King James Version (1611) used Erasmus' edition of the GNT as the basis of their translation. Martin Luther used it as the basis of his translation of the Bible into German (1522).
Brooke Foss Westcott and Fenton John Anthony Hort were a pair of English believers who had the same interest as Erasmus - in knowing the words of Jesus and Paul as exactly as possible - but who went about their task differently.
They said that if you have dozens - hundreds - of manuscripts
from AD 1300, and six or twelve manuscripts from pre-AD 400, you
should probably give more weight to the older manuscripts, even
though there are fewer of them. Their idea was that there
was a good deal less time for copyists to make spelling errors
when there were only 200 to 400 years that elapsed from the
writing of the originals.
We have one papyrus copy of the NT, known as "p46", that is our best source for the letters of Paul. p46 was copied perhaps as little as 100 years after Paul wrote his letters. So we don't have any of Paul's original writings. We don't even have any of the first copies of Paul's letters (and they were all copied almost immediately and circulated to other churches in their areas). But with p46, we may have a copy of a copy of Paul's original letters.
In contrast, the oldest manuscript we have of Julius Caesar's account of his campaigns in Gaul was copied 1,000 years after the original was penned. The quality of our biblical manuscripts is astounding compared to every other ancient document. There is much more that could be said about this, but we need to get back to Westcott and Hort here.
They gathered together the oldest manuscripts they could lay their hands on and collated them with "the majority text" of Erasmus. Where there were differences, Westcott and Hort almost always decided that the older a manuscript was, the more reliable it was likely to be.
They leaned heavily on the Codex Vaticanus, so named because it was discovered in the Vatican Library. Codex Vaticanus (abbreviated as "B") dates from the A.D. 325-ish.
The other manuscript they made heavy use of was the Codex Sinaiticus, so named because it was discovered (in 1859) in a monastery in the Sinai Peninsula by von Tischendorf. Siniaticus (abbreviated as the Hebrew character aleph: "א") also dates from A.D. 325-ish
Although we owe a lot to Westcott for his scholarship, and indeed he spent an enormous amount of time in his office surrounded by dusty manuscripts, during his own lifetime he was also known for his practical interest in social justice and missions. Four of his sons left to be missionaries in India, and of his work while serving as the Bishop of Durham Wikipedia says:
Upon one famous occasion in 1892 he succeeded in bringing to a peaceful solution a long and bitter strike which had divided the masters and men in the Durham (coal mines); and his success was due to the confidence which he inspired by the extraordinary moral energy of his strangely "prophetic" personality, at once thoughtful, vehement and affectionate.
Almost every Bible translator today has been totally convinced that Westcott and Hort "got it right." Their translations are all based, with just a few tweaks from manuscripts that were uncovered in the 20th century, on the Westcott and Hort edition of 1881 (abbreviated WH), including:
- New International Version
- New American Standard Version
- Good News Version
- Revised Standard Version
- English Standard Version
- NET Bible
It is not just English versions that have used WH. Missionaries with Wycliffe Bible Translators have been translating the Bible around the world for the past 80 years, into hundreds of languages. All of their versions are based on WH.
So while newer translations do replace the "thee" and "thine" of the KJV with "you" and "yours", that is only one of the differences. A more fundamental difference is that they all make use of the WH edition of the New Testament...which is based on dramatically older and more accurate manuscripts.
A Holdout
The one recent translation that has achieved reasonable circulation, and continues to be based on the Majority Text (a.k.a. Textus Receptus, or "TR"), is the New King James Version. The NKJV updates instances of "thee" and "thou", just as do all modern translations. Its distinctive is that it continues to be based on the TR.
The translators of the NKJV allege that recent manuscripts, copied out late in the Dark Ages period, are intrinsically more likely to be accurate than ones made a thousand years earlier, at the beginnings of the Christian era. Most thoughtful Christians just think the NKJV translators have their heads stuck in their...sentimental attachment to the King James Version.
The two most obvious differences between the TR and WH are that WH omits John 8:1-11 and Mark 16:9-20.
There are some churches in the American southeast that have built their worship services around the handling of poisonous snakes, a la Mark 16:18. They, of course, find the idea unthinkable that the WH text might be closer to what Mark actually wrote than the TR.


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I am sure regular users of the History Centre will be sad to learn of the death from cancer on 23 December 2013 of our colleague and dear friend, Robert Pearson.
Robert has been connected with the archive service for over 10 years, beginning as a volunteer at Trowbridge, then starting paid work in October 2003 as a part-time records assistant helping the public with enquiries. He developed a particular interest in and expertise in police and military records, as well as assisting in a private capacity in helping to compile the Church of England Clergy Database.
Robert was a kind, generous and exceptionally positive person who bore his illness with enormous courage and good humour. He will be very much missed.
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One of the animated films created by local school children for the SEEME project was screened in London on Saturday. It had been shortlisted in a national competition for young film-makers the Kids for Kids film festival. The film was called First Impressions and animated audio clips of local black elders interviewed for the SEEME black history archive. In the film, they reflect on their first impressions of the UK.
The young people from Holbrook Primary school illustrated the accounts by creating animations using a graphics tablet, even turning the speakers into animated characters. Project co-ordinator Rose Young, Headteacher of Holbrook Primary school, Mr Whitewick and one of the students involved in the filming made the journey to London's Southbank for the screening and awards ceremony. Whilst our film didn't win an award, we were delighted to be shortlisted in a year of stiff competition and to be commended by the organisers for a "beautiful, reflective piece of film-making".
The Holbrook students thoroughly enjoyed making the film, working with the film maker Jamie McDine and meeting members of the local black community. They said:
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"Some of the stories were shocking so our film is important. It will make people think about how they treat other people"
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Knights were shot with longbows, bayonets were fixed on rifles, entrenching spades were used as weapons and the archaeologists dressed to kill at this year's Wiltshire at War event. Visitors were enthralled as staff and our special guests shared their knowledge of the martial history of the county.
From the Iron Age to the First World War the lives of soldiers, the impact on the county and the many documents, objects and monuments that they left behind were here for visitors to see. The archaeologists gave visitors an overview of 2000 years of the county's history from Iron Age hill forts, through medieval castles to First World War airfields. With costumes to match and an impressive array of weaponry they fascinated visitors with their knowledge of the archaeology.
The conservation labs were busy, with conservators hard at work showing visitors how they conserve archaeology and museum objects every day. They were joined by an Anglo-Saxon re-enactor who greeted visitors in Anglo-Saxon and displayed an impressive knowledge of the period, partly gained through making replica weapons and other objects. A genuine Anglo-Saxon sword, conserved in the labs, was also on display.


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We spend one third of our lives asleep, yet doctors and scientists still have no complete understanding as to why. It is one of the great scientific mysteries. This talk will describe new discoveries suggesting that sleep is a highly active process, essential for improving brain functions including (1) learning, (2) memory, (3) creativity, and (4) emotional regulation.
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The Ivory Coast midfielder put pen to paper on a four-and-a-half-year deal at Parkhead earlier and, subject to international clearance, will jet in and meet his new teammates soon.
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Syngas biomethanation is a potent bio-conversion route, utilizing microorganisms to assimilate intermediate gases to produce methane. However, since methanogens have a long doubling time, the reactor works best at a low dilution rate; otherwise, the cells can be washed out during the continuous fermentation process. In this study, the performance of a practical reverse membrane bioreactor (RMBR) with high cell density for rapid syngas biomethanation as well as a co-substrate of syngas and organic substances was examined in a long-term fermentation process of 154 days and compared with the reactors of the free cells (FCBR). The RMBR reached maximum capacities of H2, CO, and CO2 conversion of 7.0, 15.2, and 4.0 mmol/Lreactor.day, respectively, at the organic loading rate of 3.40 gCOD/L.day. The highest methane production rate from the RMBR was 186.0 mL/Lreactor.day on the 147th day, compared to the highest rate in the FCBR, 106.3 mL/Lreactor.day, on the 58th day. The RMBR had the ability to maintain a high methanation capacity by retaining the microbial cells, which were at a high risk for cell wash out. Consequently, the system was able to convert more syngas simultaneously with the organic compounds into methane compared to the FCBR.
of waste treatment processes, such as the anaerobic digestion. This biochemical process converts organic substrates into biogas, with anaerobic microorganisms. However, some types of substrates have low bio-degradability due to its recalcitrance or the presence of inhibitors. This can be solved by the coupling of anaerobic digestion with gasification, a thermochemical process that can convert organic substrates into syngas (H2, CO, and CO2) regardless of the substrate´s degradability. Consequently, syngas can be converted into biogas and other fermentative products via anaerobic digestion, in a process known as syngas fermentation. In comparison to the catalytic conversion of syngas, syngas fermentation has several advantages such as lower sensitivity to CO/H2/CO2 ratio and to syngas contaminants as well as higher product specificity.
The main goal of this thesis was to improve the syngas conversion rate into CH4 and H2 by addressing the cell washout, the cell inhibition by syngas contaminants, and the low gas-to-liquid mass transfer, which are major challenges in syngas fermentation. For this purpose, a reverse membrane bioreactor, containing a mixed culture encased in membranes, was used in various set ups. The membranes were used in order to retain the cells inside the bioreactors, to protect the cells against inhibitors, and to improve the gas holdup and gas-to-cell contact by decreasing the rise velocity of syngas bubbles. As evident from the results, the cell washout was successfully tackled during a continuous experiment that lasted 154 days. In addition, membrane bioreactors fed with the syngas contaminants, toluene and naphthalene, achieved approximately 92% and 15% higher CH4 production rate, respectively, compared with the free cell bioreactors. In order to improve the gas holdup and consequently the gas-to-liquid mass transfer of syngas, a floating membrane bed bioreactor was set up. This bioreactor contained membrane sachets, filled with inoculum that formed a packed floating membrane bed and achieved an increase of 38% and 28% for the conversion rate of H2 and CO, respectively. Furthermore, the addition of a mixture of heavy metals improved the production rates and yields during the syngas conversion into fermentative H2.


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Born to Ride Stubby Holder
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SKU: ST966Processing Times: Australian & Aboriginal products generally are dispatched within 1-2 Days. Brand Exceptions: The Mountain Tie Dye products are Special Order & require more processing time. All Australian products in our store are shipped from the Northern Beaches in Sydney, NSW.
Our Born To Ride Beer Can Holder (or stubby holder) features Hogs.. on Hogs! In a unique illustrated style, the design has pigs sitting on motorcycles outside a roadhouse called Bluey's Roadhouse in an outback setting.
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Our recent paper on distractor suppression just got accepted for publication in Attention, Perception and Psychophysics. In this paper, we address the possibility that previously observed spatial suppression is actually target enhancement. In two experiments, we show that (I) spatial suppression is not observed when there are only spatial regularities regarding the target, and that (II) spatial suppression is observed as a consequence of spatial regularities regarding the distractor even if there are no spatial regularities regarding the target. We conclude that spatial suppression is the result of spatial regularities regarding the distractor and not the target; and that the mechanism is location suppression and not target enhancement.
- Another manuscript published in PsyArXiv!
- Manuscript published in PsyArXiv!
- Selection history: How reward modulates selectivity of visual attention
- People look at the object they fear: oculomotor capture by stimuli that signal threat
- For What It's Worth: Reward Value Drives Visual Selective Attention


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ABDA command
ABDA Command (ABDACOM) was the first , unsuccessful attempt at combined Allied Theatre command. It had been suggested by the Chinese, initialized by America and Britain at the Arcadia conference (22 December 1941 -14 January 1942) and thrust upon the Dutch (for the Netherlands East indies) and Australia. Its objective was to protect the Malay barrier, but the theatre of operations was vast and the available forces spread too thin and were too diverse in terms of equipment, training and coordination to provide more than a minor impediment to Japanese advances. The story told in Tjideng Reunion touches on some of the most significant events.
The lessons learned here led to the much more successful NATO alliance. The most significant operation carried out was the last ditch defense of Java and the battle of the Java Sea under Admiral Karel Doorman. The ABDA command under General Wavell was briefly based in Bandoeng after the fall of Singapore. Thereafter the Command ceased to exist
Java Memorial Window
The Java memorial windows commemorates the brief existence of the ABDA command. It was the stunning creation by a British naval officer, Lt Cdr H.C. Upton RNVR , survivor of he battle of the Java Sea , and while being a prisoner of war interned in Tandjong Priok camp. Here the two windows were originally installed in the tiny St George's Chapel that the prisoners of war built between April and July 1942. After the war the windows were moved to the Anglican church of All Saints in Jakarta, where the originals still are displayed. This church dated from the early part of the nineteenth century and for years was known as the Engelse Kerk, or the gereda inngris.
A copy of the memorial windows was made after the war and is now installed in the Far East Prisoners of War Building National Memorial Arboretum at Alrewas, Staffordshire, England. The Java Memorial windows are dedicated to the memory of all those of whatever nationality, Allied service men or civilians, who were taken prisoner by the Japanese on Java.
The windows display the crest of the four countries forming the ABDA command (America, Australia, Britain and Netherlands) that came into being to thwart the Japanese war of conquest. Reference to this novel Allied initiative, a precursor of the creation of NATO is made in chapter 4 of Tjideng Reunion.


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Boruto: Naruto the Movie
Boruto is the son of the 7th Hokage Naruto who completely rejects his father. Behind this, he has feelings of wanting to surpass Naruto, who is respected as a hero. He ends up meeting his father's friend Sasuke, and requests to become... his apprentice!? The curtain on the story of the new generation written by Masashi Kishimoto rises!
Genre: Action , Comedy , Animation
Actor: Yuuko Sanpei , Kokoro Kikuchi , Junko Takeuchi , Noriaki Sugiyama , Daisuke Namikawa , Akira Ishida , Chie Nakamura , Nana Mizuki , Kazuhiko Inoue , Tesshou Genda , Satoshi Hino , Ayako Takeuchi
Director: Hiroyuki Yamashita
Country: Japan
Release: 2015-08-07
Duration: 100 Min
Quality: HD
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As of today, there are over 50 digital marketing agencies in Sri Lanka. So how do you figure out what the best agency is for your specific reuirement? Are you going to manually contact them one by one? Hope not, because that would take you weeks!
To make things easier, we went ahead and audited all the digital marketing agencies in Sri Lanka and chose the top 10. You may find them below.
This list is made in no particular order.
Inbound Hype is a full-service digital marketing agency located in Colombo, Sri Lanka. They provide a wide range of services, including Social Media Management, Pay-per-click, SEO and Content Marketing.
Brands: Rani, Bartleet, Cloud Solutions International, Kandurata etc.
Location: No.3, 2nd Lane, Nelumpura, Rathmalana, Sri Lanka
Here is Orix, a company known for the business growth and integrated marketing. They specialize in pacing the products and their people for the maximum find ability as well as profitability using the most innovative sales, technology and integrated marketing solutions
Brands: NA
Location: No.13, Mezzanine Level, Realty Plaza, Ja-Ela SRI LANKA 11350
This company is well known in the digital community and has a long standing track record. They have worked with many well known companies since then. Some of the work that this company does is in eCommerce, mobile solutions and application development.
Brands: Fairmont raffles, Genometri, Raffles hotels and resorts and hambantota
Location: 370, Level 4, High Level Road, Pannipitiya,Sri Lanka
Ogilvy is the most famous company when it comes to digital solutions for brands the world over. The one at Sri Lanka was at the forefront of the digital revolution when it occurred across the country. They provide their clients with the most detailed and comprehensive analysis on marketing services for the digital age.
Brands: Nestle Lanka, MTV channel, Coke, Board of Investment etc
Location: 16, Barnes Place, Colombo 07, Sri Lanka
This is an award-winning Sri Lankan based company. They are a tactical eMarketing company that helps brands both local and global establish a more rich and deeper online presence, enabling them to attract and engage a more wider audience.
Brands: Einsured, Tetraphones, Excel high school, Home sync etc
Location: 146B Goodshed Road, Vavuniya 43000, Sri Lanka
Another company that has awards in digital marketing is eMarketingeye. This is a Sri Lankan based digital marketing company that offers end to end solutions for all the client's needs. They are proud to have worked with some of the world's most loved brands and have managed over 400 client engagements.
Brands: Adaaran hotels, Atrium, Avani hotels and resorts, Jetwing hotels, infinity villa etc
Location: 162 C, Nawala Road, Nugegoda, Sri Lanka
Triad is a company that began on March 1993 and has evolved from creative advertising to providing the client creative solutions to their business issues. Pursuing a backward integration strategy, Triad has grown over the past two decades to a fully integrated digital solutions provider.
Brands: CIC, People's bank NSB, Hutch, Heladic, Laugfs, Rainco, P&S etc
Location: 45/6,Alwis Place Colombo 03 Sri Lanka
They aim at becoming an outstanding digital marketing partner. The growing team includes a great mix of talent, ambition and lots of experience.
Services: SSM,Content marketing,SEM and SEO
Location: Biyagama, Srilanka
Services: Web Design, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Pay Per Click, Content Marketing and email marketing.
Location: Colombo, Srilanka
They are the leading digital marketing agency in Sri Lanka. It has a track record of working for more than 40 leading brands ranging from the international giants in the world as well as local companies in Sri Lanka.
Services: Digital marketing, content marketing, online ads and SEO
Location: Colombo, Srilanka
As the demand for more and more companies to take to a digital platform rises, so too will the number of digital marketing companies in an effort to meet those demands. If you believe we have not listed down any particular agency in Sri Lanka, feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section below. In our next edit we will ensure that the agency gets listed.
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It is undeniable that Windows 10 is one of the best operating systems that Microsoft has released. Preferred by many, this system combines powerful security features with lightweight applications. If you're using Windows 10, you can enjoy maximum security by installing the updates and hotfixes that Microsoft regularly rolls out. However, like other operating systems, this product comes with its disadvantages.
One of the most common complaints from Windows 10 users is update errors. They have been so prevalent that users rarely get surprised when a new one pops out every now and then. On the other hand, it is only natural to get frustrated when they show up during installation. One of the issues that usually appears during a Windows update is the error 0x8024200D.
You might ask, "Why do I get the error 8024200d when updating Windows 10?" Well, in this article, we will tell you what this error code means. What's more, we'll teach you how to fix it.
Solution 1: Performing an SFC Scan
Learning how to fix error code 8024200d is simple, thanks to the available tools on Windows 10. If there are missing or corrupted files in your system, performing an SFC scan should be able to replace or repair them. It is recommended to use the elevated or administrator command line to effectively resolve the issue. Here are the steps to follow:
- On your keyboard, press Windows Key+S.
- Right-click Command Prompt from the results, then choose Run as Administrator.
- Once Command Prompt is up, type this line:
C:\WINDOWS\system32>sfc /scannow
- Press Enter and wait for the scan to complete.
Keep in mind that the process might take a couple of minutes. Do not attempt to interfere with it.
Solution 2: Running the Troubleshooter for Windows Update
If you're lucky, the Windows update troubleshooter might be able to fix the error at first attempt. On the other hand, if it doesn't, the tool will still help you determine what measures to take later. There's a built-in troubleshooter for Windows updates. However, for best results, it is advisable to download the special tool from Microsoft's website. To run the troubleshooter, follow the instructions below:
- Go to Microsoft's official website, then download the Windows Update troubleshooter.
- Save the file, then run the troubleshooter. Wait for the process to complete.
- You will be notified if the error 8024200d has been resolved.
Solution 3: Uninstalling the Peripheral Drivers
Legacy driver and Windows 10 update problems are common occurrences. These issues prevent successful update installation. Moreover, they cause system stability problems that eventually lead to crashes and errors. To fix this, simply follow these steps:
- Click the Search icon on your taskbar.
- Type "create a restore point" (no quotes), then hit Enter.
- Go to the System Protection tab, then go to the bottom of the list and click Create.
- Type the description of the restore point, then click the Create button.
- After that, go to your taskbar and right-click Start.
- Select Device Manager from the list.
- Unplug all the peripheral devices, except for the keyboard and the mouse.
- Go to the drivers of the peripheral devices you unplugged. Uninstall them one by one.
- Restart your computer, then try to install the updates.
- Once the update is complete, reinstall the drivers you removed.
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Sometimes, this solution does not get rid of the error as the peripherals will cause it to show up again. As such, we highly recommend using a reliable tool to update your drivers. There are many programs out there, but we advise you to opt for Auslogics Driver Updater. With this tool, you can avoid the risk of installing the wrong drivers. What's more, Auslogics Driver Updater will take care of all your problematic drivers—not just the ones which caused the error 8024200d. So, once the process is complete, you can expect your computer to perform better and faster.
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Solution 4: Uninstalling your Third-Party Anti-Virus
In some cases, third-party antivirus programs can interfere with the updates. If you have one installed, it can possibly block or delete some of the update files. On the other hand, it can conflict with Windows Defender. As such, we recommend uninstalling your antivirus before trying to install the updates again. This can lower the chances of anything going wrong.
If the error 0x8024200d disappeared when you removed your third-party antivirus, we recommend switching to a different tool. In this case, we highly recommend Auslogics Anti-Malware. This tool can catch the sneakiest threats and attacks that your main antivirus might miss. What's more, it is designed to be compatible with Windows 10. So, it won't interfere with Windows Defender and Windows Update.
Solution 5: Removing the Downloaded Update Files and Starting Over
It is possible that the downloaded files are corrupt. Aside from that, it can be difficult to tell exactly what the missing files are. So, redownloading the files will let you get a fresh start on the updates. Note that you may need to boot into Safe Mode to successfully delete the downloaded update files. Follow the instructions below:
- Click the Windows logo on your taskbar, then click the Power icon.
- Hold down the Shift key, then click the restart button in the Windows Start menu. Doing this will bring up the troubleshooter once the system boots.
- When your computer starts, choose Troubleshoot.
- Choose Advanced, then select Startup Settings.
- Select Restart.
- Once your device has restarted, press the F4 key to choose Enable Safe Mode. Note that the key may vary, depending on the computer brand.
- Once you boot into Safe Mode, navigate to the following path:
- This is where you'll find the downloaded update files.
- Remove the contents in that folder.
- Restart your computer normally.
- Click the Search icon on your taskbar.
- Type "Settings" (no quotes), then hit Enter.
- Select Update & Security.
- Click Check for Updates.
Try rerunning the updates again and check if the error has been resolved.
Were you able to get rid of the error 0x8024200d?
Let us know which solution you used in the comments below!


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Residents of Idaho's Treasure Valley will once again become citizen scientists to monitor water quality in the Boise River watershed.
On Saturday morning, April 18, between 8:00 am and 12:00 pm, citizen scientists will gather at sites along the Boise River to collect water and insect samples, conduct basic water-quality tests, and record their data. The event, held in conjunction with Earth Day 2009, is sponsored by the City of Boise's WaterShed Environmental Education Center. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is an event cosponsor.
USGS hydrologic technicians will man two of the sampling sites where they will teach the volunteers how to safely collect their samples, and to conduct the on-site tests. They also will explain how USGS collects and shares water-quality data from its statewide network of streamgages and groundwater monitoring sites. The technicians will demonstrate the use of USGS sampling equipment and answer questions about their work and the mission of USGS.
The USGS is also providing educational materials to the citizen volunteers.
This is the second in what is projected to be an ongoing series of monitoring events. The goal is to give Treasure Valley residents the chance to take an active role in tracking the health of the watershed. For more information about Watershed Watch, visit the WaterShed Environmental Education Center online.
USGS provides science for a changing world. For more information, visit www.usgs.gov.
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Influence of risk behavior aggregation in different categories of physical activity on the occurrence of cardiovascular risk factors
(International Archives of Medicine, 2013-06-25) [Artigo]
Background: We aimed to verify the association of risk behavior aggregation in different categories of physical activity (PA) with the presence of cardiovascular risk factors (RF) employees at a public university. Method. ...
Plasma catecholamine release after low and high intensity exercise
(Medicine And Science In Sports And Exercise, 2014-05-01) [Resumo]
Heart rate variability in healthy adolescents at rest
(Journal of Human Growth and Development, 2012-11-19) [Artigo]
Objective: to describe the cardiac autonomic function in healthy adolescents between 13 and 18 years old. Methods: data from 93 adolescents, of both sexes, were analyzed; they were divided into three groups according to ...
Sports injuries among adolescent basketball players according to position on the court
(International Archives of Medicine, 2013-03-25) [Artigo]
Background: The participation of children and adolescents in sports, including basketball, is becoming increasingly common, and this increased involvement raises concerns about the potential risk of sports injuries. ...
Association between physical activity and cardiovascular risk factors in individuals undergoing cardiac rehabilitation program
(Revista Brasileira de Medicina do Esporte, 2013-07-01) [Artigo]
Introduction: Physical activity (PA) practice presents an inverse relation with risk factors (RF) of cardiovascular disease, with positive effects in quality of life and other physical and psychological variables. However, ...
Poincaré plot indexes of heart rate variability: Relationships with other nonlinear variables
(Autonomic Neuroscience: Basic and Clinical, 2013-10-01) [Artigo]
The Poincaré plot for heart rate variability analysis is a technique considered geometrical and non-linear, that can be used to assess the dynamics of heart rate variability by a representation of the values of each pair ...
Impact of functional training on cardiac autonomic modulation, cardiopulmonary parameters and quality of life in healthy women
(Clinical Physiology and Functional Imaging, 2015) [Artigo]
Functional training (FT) promotes benefits in various physical abilities; however, its effect on autonomic modulation, cardiorespiratory parameters and quality of life in the healthy adult population is unknown, and thus, ...
Assessment of heart rate complexity recovery from maximal exercise using recurrence quantification analysis
(Springer Proceedings in Physics, 2016-01-01) [Trabalho apresentado em evento]
Recurrence Plots have been described as suitable method for nonstationary and short data analysis, however, up to date, there is no registered study using this technique to evaluate exercise and recovery, which are conditions ...
Heart rate variability: are you using it properly? Standardisation checklist of procedures
(Brazilian Journal of Physical Therapy, 2019-01-01) [Resenha]
Background: Heart rate variability heart rate variability is used as an assessment method for cardiac autonomic modulation. Since the Task Force's publication on heart rate variability in 1996, the European Heart Rhythm ...
Acute effects of resistance exercise on heart rate variability in cardiopathic patients: Cross-sectional study
(International Archives of Medicine, 2015-01-01) [Artigo]
Background: Resistance exercise is used in clinical practice to improve muscle strength and resistance of patients with heart disease. However, it lacks studies regarding its acute effects on cardiac autonomic modulation. ...


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Hello, there. Steve built this beautiful 6'4″ Pendoflex wing swallow tail with Futures 5 boxes for Mr. A with hand-crafted care. Aloha and Cowa-flexit!
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A versatile 9'0″ Pendoflex for Mr. C.
Hi there. Steve built this beautiful 9'0″ Pendoflex for Mr. Cloudy. From single to quad, this board has lots of options! Thanks for the nice pictures, Mr. C.! Aloha and Cowa-flexit!
Beautiful Pendoflex Ulua for Miss L.
Hi there! Steve built this sweet 8'3″ Pendoflex Ulua for Miss L., which I was happy to paint for our dear friend, using deep ocean and reef colors. We look forward to surfing with you, soon. Have fun! Aloha and Cowa-flexit!
Fresh 6'6″ Pendoflex Ulua
Hi there! Steve built this sweet 6'6″ Pendoflex Ulua for Matt. It was great seeing you Matt, we look forward to your Baja adventure stories! Aloha and Cowa-flexit!
Beautiful 9'1″ Pendoflex swallow for Dr. A.
Hello there! Steve built this gorgeous 9'1″ Pendoflex double-winger swallowtail quad for Dr. A. Steve hand-shaped the board from EPS foam, painted it, and then glassed it with epoxy. Aloha and Cowa-flexit!
Beautiful Pendoflex Ulua
Hi there! Steve built this sweet Pendoflex Ulua tri-fin. This beauty features Steve's special hand-made Baltic Birch glass on wood fins. Aloha and Cowa-flexit!
New Pendoflex swallowtail Blue Whale four fin
Hi there! Steve shaped this gorgeous 7 foot swallowtail four fin from PU foam for me. The painting on the bottom is inspired by our love for the Cetaceans, the Blue Whale sightings here this fall and the TransparentSea voyage along our coast. It was wonderful to visit with the inspiring TransparentSea crew while they […]
Beautiful new Pendoflex Fishes for Dr. C.M.
Hello, there! Steve made two beautiful Pendoflexes for our friend Dr. C.M. The 5'10" x 22″ single wing fish is a hand-shaped EPS high aspect twin fin, with small trailer that can also be ridden as a twin fin keel set up. The 6'5″ x 19.725″ swallow tail is a hand-shaped PU quad with a Lockbox […]


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Maple Ridge Weather Can Wreak Havoc on Your Roof
Most residents living in the Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows and Mission areas of British Columbia's lower mainland are more than familiar with everything the weather has to throw at their roofs. Rain, snow and windy weather are just a few things that can cause a clutter of leaves, branches and other debris to build up on your roof. Even without the debris and clutter, your roof should be cleaned on a fairly regular basis in order to avoid unsightly build ups of things like algae, moss, and lichens. These roof staining organisms thrive in predominantly wet climates like the lower mainland and can cause your roof to deteriorate over time. Removing these stains isn't as simple as you might think, so be sure to consider the following reasons why a professional roof cleaning service is an ideal choice:
Avoid Wood Rot
Algae, moss, lichens and other organic stains will not only cause your roof to look bad but can wreak a great deal of havoc on the integrity of your roof shingles and the wood underneath as well. Without a thorough professional roof cleaning, these stains will continue to thrive year after year, eventually causing the wood on your roof to rot, which will lead to a number of costly and potentially dangerous structural problems.
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By now most people are familiar with how effective and easy to use a power washer can be around the house. From tackling stains on driveways and siding to clearing debris from your gutters, a power washer can be a big help. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the organic stains on roof shingles, a power washer isn't an effective tool to clean your roof. In fact, you will end up doing more damage to your roof if you attempt to power wash the shingles on your own, so it is often best to avoid using one altogether.
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More and more insurance companies are beginning to insist that homeowners keep their roofs clean of stains and debris. This is mainly because, as pointed out above, the structural integrity of a stained roof becomes questionable the longer a stain is allowed to grow unchecked. As a result, the insurance company may have grounds to cancel your policy, which makes it even more important to be proactive and seek out a quality roof cleaning service that will help you avoid any issues with your insurer.
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Your roof not only keeps out debris and weather, but it is also designed to reflect sunlight in order to improve the efficiency of your heating and cooling systems. If you allow stains on your roof to continue to build up, it makes it harder for the sun's rays to be reflected back, meaning more heat will get absorbed by the roof, and your energy bills will increase.
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One final reason why you should be sure to hire a quality professional roof cleaning service to take care of the stains and debris on your roof is to keep the roof itself looking its best. Eventually, every roof needs to be changed, but with proper care and professional cleaning, you won't have to worry about fixing your roof any time soon. With a complete roof cleaning you'll be amazed at how good your roof looks and how much it adds to the attractiveness of your property!


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Nobby word meaning and definition
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Here's another Trump caricature designed for shutterstock. It's a scene that he repeats regularly, whenever he signs something. So, I figure it should be useful for future political articles. I was careful not to make it offensive. That way it got past the shutterstock censors easily.
Category: Editorial/Political Cartoons
Shutterstock and Trump Caricatures
So, I finally got some information I needed yesterday about shutterstock's rules for stock image submissions.
I have several celebrity caricature and political cartoons that I want to sell for stock images, but they can only be sold for editorial use because they're images of real people rather than fictional characters and I don't have a model release. Istock won't allow illustrations to be sold as editorial stock, but shutterstock allows this, which is just what I needed.
I had a few cartoons and caricatures of Donald Trump, one of which was clearly offensive and kept getting rejected when I submitted it. I suspected it was being rejected due to being offensive, but they never said that. They kept saying they didn't like my description or the keywords. I gave up on it for awhile, but I tried again a few days ago and I finally got a response that it was rejected due to being an offensive subject.
Which is fair.
It's also what I needed to know.
My new Trump caricature (below) is very neutral. It's not quite complementary, but it isn't offensive at all. I figure this one should easily pass shutterstock's censors and, based on my sales of my other Trump images, it should sell reasonably well also.
[Edit: Trump Golfing is now available on shutterstock.]
You're Fired!
Here's another Donald Trump caricature. I think the last one turned out better, but this one's okay. I don't think I got his face quite Trump-y enough, but he's still recognizable so I'm calling it done.
This one's inspired, of course, both by his iconic catch-phrase and by his recent firing of Acting Attorney General Sally Yates.
Donkey ROTFL
There are plenty of perfectly nice donkeys in
the world, but this guy is a braying jackass.
Dismayed Elephant
Various bits of recent politics inspired me to draw this elephant yesterday.
Maybe I shouldn't sketch while listening to political news.
I like him, though. Sort of feel sorry for him. Poor guy.
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Here's a caricature portrait of Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. The background came from a NASA photo (public domain) of a spiral galaxy. I sort of gave him a cosmic halo because it amused me.
Since it's a celebrity portrait, I can only sell rights to it for editorial or limited personal use. Contact me directly for more information.
Political Cartoon – The 2012 Presidential Debate – Round One
I love our president and I'm voting for him. But geez… Not the best performance in the debates despite Romney giving him SO many openings.
That is SO Truthy!
I was just playing with fonts and brushes for no readily apparent reason and I came up with this. Guess what cable comedy news show I was watching today. 🙂
The fonts are RubberStamp-Extended, Liberate, and Rosewood Std. I didn't create the fonts.
Actually, it did serve a purpose. I really was experimenting with some new brush techniques and trying a couple tricks with manipulating fonts. I learned some stuff.
Political Cartoon – Fact Checking
Political Cartoon: Biden's Gaffs
This is an all-purpose cartoon suitable for any gaff Joe Biden might make during his tenure as Vice President. Not really very funny. Mostly I just wanted to try to draw him. Conclusion: I can't draw Joe Biden. He isn't interesting in any way, shape, or form. There's nothing to characature. He just comes out as a generic, white, old guy. *sigh*
I actually searched the web for cartoons of him and you know what? No one knows how to draw him. If the cartoonist tends to give his characters big chins, Biden gets a big chin. If they usually give their characters a big nose, he gets a big nose. But none of the cartoons really look like him like they usually do with other celebs. Even the big-name political cartoonists just come up with something that looks like a generic, white, old guy.
Anyhow, here's my attempt: