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Free Software is quite different from OpenSource.
We are glad to share our Linux Products after having developed it. In this case we consider it A Free Software, it should be named Free product.
When we speak about OpenSource, we understand that we can modify the code, improve it, copy it, delivery it, distribute it, share it.
A lot of small business in South America have now learned how powerful the OpenSource Software is.
OpenSource products give to the small business opportunity that lack to them. Due to its shape, small business became able to improve
their business, employ coworkers, acquire new machinery and enlarge its presence in the marketing share. Linux is responsible for this new school.


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Mattel announces real-life "Back to the Future" hoverboards…kind of
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Strap on your Nike Mags and jump into your electric DeLorean, because you "Back to the Future" fans are finally going to be able to get your hands on a Mattel Hoverboard. The toy company announced at the New York Toy Fair that they're finally going to be releasing the beloved hovering skateboard made famous in "Back to the Future 2," though unfortunately these ones won't actually hover.
The replica will be movie-accurate and, based on Mattel's promotion, pretty darn expensive. There will only be a limited run of the Hoverboards, and Mattel said that if they don't get enough pre-orders on the product then it might not go into production at all. These better be some pretty advanced Hoverboards — even without the hovering technology — if Mattel is making so much of a fuss about the cost of production.
Here's the official description of the Hoverboard from its press release (via /Film):
"Back to the Future Hover Board: Finally! This totally awesome 1:1 replica of the hover board from the BTTF 2 and BTTF 3 films includes multiple whooshing sounds and will glide over most surfaces (does not actually "hover" – check back in 2015 for that feature). We'll be taking orders for it March 1 – March 20, 2012, and the final product will be shipped around November/December 2012. Because this is such a high-cost item, there will be a minimum number of orders required to go into production. If we don't receive the minimum orders, won't go into production and customers will not be charged. The price will be announced later this month. (Note: Hover board does not work on water.)"
And since someone seems to be paying attention to our list of five "Back to the Future" technologies we want to have now, can we be the first to put in an advanced order for dehydrated pizza and a brain wave analyzer? Perfect.
Would you be interested in getting your hands on one of these replicas? Tell us in the comments section below or on Facebook and Twitter.

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Image caption Men in several African countries have been encouraged to undergo circumcision to reduce their risk of getting HIV. A female MP in Tanzania has called for checks to determine whether or not her male colleagues have undergone circumcision - a procedure known to reduce the risk of HIV transmission. Jackline Ngonyani said any MPs found not to have been circumcised should be required to undergo the procedure. Her suggestion divided opinion among her colleagues. HIV is seen as a major threat to public health in Tanzania. Around 70% of the male population is circumcised. The World Health Organization (WHO) says circumcision reduces the risk of heterosexual men contracting HIV by around 60%. Full story
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I asked for several different vegan cookbooks this Christmas and my mom, knowing me as well as she does, picked The Vegetarian Meat & Potatoes Cookbook by Robin Robertson as the one to give me. I've had it out of the library several times in the past and have had great success with several of the recipes. Plus, it's a Robin Robertson recipe collection, and if you're not sick of me talking up how great her cookbooks are, then you're much more patient than I am!
This is a particularly good book if you have omnis in your family who are wary of vegan food. It's also great for people transitioning to a plant-based diet who are afraid they'll have to give up rich, satisfying "meaty" food. And it's good for wintertime. Basically, it's an amazing book, but what I really want to talk about is its recipe for Home-Style Seitan Stew.
Yep, stew again. And probably several times more as the cold months drag on in upstate NY. This particular stew is pretty classic, except it doesn't have any potatoes. I don't know about you, but when I think of stew I always think of potatoes. However, there's so much other stuff in the recipe that I didn't miss them at all! In addition to big chunks of browned seitan, it calls for onions, peppers, garlic, diced tomatoes, and green beans. There's also some vegetable broth with flour to thicken it and boy, what a broth it was! By the end of cooking time, it had become a nice, thick sauce with a peppery-spicy flavor. Simple thyme and oregano provided the rest of the seasoning. There was also supposed to be white wine and a bay leaf, but white wine disagrees with my mom and I'm allergic to bay leaves, so I just used more broth and thyme. It worked out just fine! Plus I think there was an extra dimension of goodness due to the fact that I thawed out and chopped up some of the huge amount of frozen green beans we still have from our garden.
The fun thing about this stew, to me anyway, was the serving suggestion. I usually serve stew with bread or dumplings, but the book suggested spooning this one over noodles. I love noodles, so of course I had to try it. I found some whole wheat pasta spirals on the shelves and cooked up a couple of servings while the stew was simmering. Talk about yum! It's not something that would work with all kinds of stew, but the simple, warming flavor of this one mixed well with the "comfort food" feel that noodles have. I'll be keeping this recipe in mind next time I need to warm up!
Question for the comments: What's your all-time favorite vegan stew, and what do you serve it over/with?


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The ambitious project to create a club for only 150 members
At the corresponding standards of London,
"We wanted to offer a new experience to the people who trusted Kiku for so many years. Usually they are businessmen often in need of a space that offers an important professional look or a place to relax while dining in peace" G.A
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F or this reason we thought to set up a private club just for 150 people. We have already selected a core of 20 very good customers and long time friends". explains at Homme magazine George Andritsos, the co-owner of the restaurant.
Κiku was founded in Athens in 1993 and has since become one of the most distinguished luxury & lounge nightlife brand regarding sushi in Greece.
Each member has the right to propose a new member and respectively for someone to become a member someone must have a sup- porter. Members will certainly always have a table and will precede the list of other Kiku restaurants, while they could book the restaurant in Kolonaki for their private meals, even at noon after consultation with with Kiku team.
A Member's Benefits
Head chef Stamatis Skriapas, a lover of Japanese cooking school, this year plans to seduce palates with Japanese Kobe Kai or other virtuoso dishes, «tour de force» dishes, as the one that combines yuba (Ed: skin from soy milk) with sea urchin, cut- tlefish ink, Nori, "mountain caviar" and hoisin with... strawberry.
A Member's Experience
M embers, that arrive in the renovated Kiku will have to follow an elementary and not too relaxed dress code, and they will have the opportunity to discover the rare collection of Japanese whiskey, top spirits, and also a truly great collectible cigar list. Plus, the surprises that the membership card is hiding.


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How you can contribute - Post in this thread at Whats Going on in Hagerstown your ORIGINAL family recipes and/or photos for inclusion in the cookbook.
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As the end of the year approaches, I'm kind of checking what I achieved and making plans for the new year. I already feel the December depression approaching, so maybe I won't go to the Small and Medium Publishers Fair in Rome in three weeks or so – at least not every day, even if I'll have someone visiting, someone who will be more interested in the event than me. Considering how much it depressed me last year, I think I'm going to spare myself more heartache this year.
I've got 3 more titles to put out this year, and they'll come out next month. I'll do a post on my abysmal sales sometimes in December – I'm not depressed for the abysmal above, but about other things I'd rather not rant about. Where would my happy-go-lucky image go if I did? 😉 So I'm just going to think about those 3 stories – 2 are done, waiting for betas to send comments, 1 I'm still typing, soon you'll hear more about it and will have to help me choose the cover (nothing new here, B.G. Hope always needs help in finding the perfect cover, LOL).
Anyway, the Human Being is kinda depressed (in spite of being off DayJob for 2 weeks, yay!), but the Writer and Publisher is happy to announce two more titles out. Records of the Varian Empire is out on Smashwords, Kindle and Kobo. Excerpt from RVE is Sunray&Leonora, a short story in two parts (or two short stories tied together), also available at all of the above.
Wonderful Mapmaker Federico Distefano finally provided a map for the RVE – it's on the print version, but also on the dedicated page. Still not sure how to add it to the e-books (might try when I try to reformat them), but here it is for now:
Then we have the print versions (link available also on the Smashwords page of each book).
Chronicles of the Varian Empire – The Spell + Allan de Sayek
Chronicles of the Varian Empire – The Left-handed Warrior + Records of the Varian Empire
Chronicles of the Varian Empire – The Englightened Emperor + The Warrior Woman
If you'd like to snatch one of the two calendars I did this year, I made them available on Lulu. Please note there's 20% off all calendars until Nov.23, just enter coupon code: CHRONICLE. Buy links: Keanu Reeves & Hrithik Roshan.
Desktop is giving me headaches so I'm falling behind with the lettering of SKYBAND 12, but I hope to be done this week, so I can put the single issue out on DriveThruComics. I guess I'll end the graphic novel next year, although I had hoped to finish it this year. But I have 3 more chapters to draw and color and letter, and even if I might do SKYBAND 13 by December, there would still be 2 more – next year. Then I can send Desktop into retirement and use Laptop 24/7.
I've also spent 2 days spellchecking the proofs from the POD versions, which means the printed version has less typos than the e-books, LOL! Slowly I'll get the new files for the e-books up as well, hopefully during the week, but it's 3 docs (1 with Smashwords license, 1 saved as HTML for Kindle and 1 "normal" for Kobo) where I need to do "find and replace" and a quick scan. Sigh. Glad I have most of the day to do it – today I have the offline writers group meeting and tomorrow and Friday I'll meet with my cover artist, but I'll probably be able to work on reformatting everything while I help her dealing with her own uploads.
Wishing you a wonderful week – hoping your weather is not like mine (sunny but hot outside – hot for November, I mean – freezing inside)! 🙂


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Partner With A Billion Dollar Brand To Create Your Own Success
Have you heard of ProActiv skincare? I'm sure you've seen the infomercials with various celebrities that have been running on TV and selling internationally for over 20 years. The doctors who created ProActiv have a new line out called Rodan & Fields, and it is the fastest growing premium skincare brand in the U.S., six years in a row. Its growing faster than Estee Lauder, Lancome and Clinique and is currently the fourth largest premium skincare company in the U.S. behind those three I just mentioned.
You would think they would be selling their premium skincare lines in high end department stores or with infomercials like they did before. Well, they WERE in high end department stores like Neiman Marcus and Bloomingdale's but they pulled out to offer their new line EXCLUSIVELY through direct selling. Their products are still featured in the media like the Today Show and Allure magazine, among others, while spending $0 in advertising, but you have to go through a home based business representative to get them. Take 3 minutes to check out their story at the link:
Rodan & Fields consists of four lines to treat different conditions: aging and wrinkles, sun spots and hyper pigmentation, acne and sensitive skin. Unblemish, the acne line, is the number 1 acne line in the U.S. That means that credibility is not an issue. This company and these products aren't going away. Feel free to look me up on Facebook and check out my album of before and after pictures from the various lines. The results are amazing. This is a brand you can be proud to represent. No one will ever question if the products actually work.....but, if they do, there is a 60 day, empty bottle, money back guarantee. How is that for confidence?
Product Overview by the Doctors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1h9WMzCWxo
We are looking for business partners who want to be successful. Our title puts us in the top 1/2 percent of the company and we have made a CEO level income for the last 3 years. It is always our goal to help our business partners do the same thing. We are successful by helping others become successful. We use a system that leverages social media, primarily Facebook, and we host virtual business presentations on a weekly basis that our team can use to invite prospects from anywhere. Rodan & Fields started in the U.S. in 2008, launched into Canada in February 2015 and is headed to Australia by the end of 2016. There is no doubt this company is going global just like ProActiv did, but this time they are taking us with them, Changing Skin, Changing Lives.
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This thesis describes theoretical and experimental work concerning radiation forces on atoms, with particular reference to rubidium atoms confined in a magneto-optical trap.
After a short history of the field of laser cooling, a review of the semiclassical theory of mechanical interactions between two-level atoms and electromagnetic radiation is given. Different formulations of the semiclassical theory are discussed, including a new formulation in terms of momentum transfer amongst the plane wave modes of the electromagnetic field. Two important applications of light forces on atoms, namely 'optical molasses' and the 'magneto-optical trap', are then described with emphasis on experimental parameters.
Three sub-Doppler cooling mechanisms, 'sisyphus cooling', 'motion-induced orientation cooling' and the 'magnetically-assisted sisyphus effect', are described and their role in optical molasses and the magneto-optical trap is discussed. A new study of the polarisation gradients which occur in 3-D monochromatic light fields is presented and quantifies their relative presence in different light field configurations. Polarisation gradient parameters are developed and shown to be directly related to the relativistic spin tensor of the light field. Implications of this polarisation gradient study for laser cooling work are discussed.
The design, construction from scratch, operation and testing of a magneto-optical trap for rubidium are described, including novel designs for two vacuum cells. Preliminary experiments to characterise the trap are described and results are presented; they primarily concern the number and distribution of atoms in the trap.
Finally. the theory of time domain spectroscopy is reviewed. The construction and testing of a pulsed dye laser for study of coherent transients in samples of laser-cooled atoms and a proposed experiment to measure the temperature of cold atoms using coherent transients are described. Factors expected to influence the shape of coherent transients in cold atoms are discussed.
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In October, some of Cayman's most popular restaurants will be offering deeply discounted menus for diners to enjoy, and the month winds up with Cocktail Week.
Foodies and lovers of fine cocktails are in for a real treat during October, with both Restaurant Month and Cayman Cocktail Week slated.
Organized by the Cayman Islands Tourism Association, the promotion will feature participating restaurants offering three-course, fixed price menus, including lunch menus priced at $15 and $20, and dinner menus priced at $29 or $39, with optional wine pairings available.
Participating restaurants include Lobster Pot Restaurant & Wine Bar, Cimboco, Guy Harvey's, The Brasserie, Karma Restaurant & Lounge, Taikun at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, Abacus, Ortanique, Thai Orchid, Deckers, Cassanova and Grand Old House.
CITA's Executive Director, Jane van der Bol, said that Restaurant Month represents the ideal opportunity to promote Cayman as a culinary destination, while also offering Cayman's residents the perfect excuse to go out and dine.
"The Cayman Islands is home to so many quality culinary establishments that strive for excellence. After two years of organizing and promoting Restaurant Week, the CITA decided with the support of their restaurant members, to grow this event into a monthlong promotion.
"The event marks its third consecutive year in 2013. These qualities are what make the Cayman Islands the culinary capital of the Caribbean."
For those who enjoy a tipple or two, mark your diary for Cayman Cocktail Week, Oct. 24 to 31.
The week will feature a host of delicious events, parties, happy hours, tastings and seminars aimed at novices and experienced professionals alike.
Participating restaurants will also be featuring signature cocktails and special offers throughout the week. Details are still being worked out by the organizers.
For more details on Restaurant Month, visit restaurantmonthcayman.com


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Give a Hoot About Savings
Throughout the month of April, we will be celebrating our youngest members ages 0-17 with the Give a Hoot about Savings theme! Our goal is to stress the importance of saving early to show that it can be fun and rewarding. Specifically during the week of April 17 to 21, we will be offering scholastic giveaways, prizes and Tootsie Pops!
Those who open a youth account during the month of April can pin an owl onto the life-sized tree that will be in our lobby! Stop by for a visit during the month of April as things get a little HOOTY around here! It's never too early to start giving a Hoot about healthy savings habits!


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Oh summer, where art thou? We're gearing up for another soggy week here in Lausanne…but at least there are some fun ways to spend it! Here's what's going on this week:
- Hey early-birds! Wake up and run, a 5k in the center of Lausanne, is happening this Friday at 5:30am. Make sure to sign up soon.
- This Saturday prepare yourselves for gospel throughout the streets of Lausanne.
- How on earth is Docteur Gab's celebrating 15 YEARS already? Oh wait we forgot, they started brewing when they were children… 😉
- Did someone say Paella Party?
- Sallaz got a major facelift and they are celebrating this Saturday with concerts, foodtrucks and more!
- Garden party this Saturday at Brasserie de Montbenon.
- Also, don't forget that this Sunday is the last day of the Jardins d'Iris at the Château du Vullierens!


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Returning from my 2nd walk of the – take a walk every day after work, it's the best time – thing I was greeted by my daughter with the short walk comment. Ahhhhhh, if she only knew it was a big deal for me to get the sneakers on and go for that short walk. Baby steps is how this is going to get done. I didn't get out of shape overnight and I won't be getting into any sort of better shape in any kind of hurry. So Miss Athlete didn't really hurt my feelings when she made her short walk comment. Out of the mouths of babes, and all that….
I'm going to get into a new groove – I just haven't completely designed what it will look like as of yet. I'm not entirely convinced that leaving the office between 1:30 and 2:00 to get home when the kids do is the best either. I think if I eventually worked more from home that might be more efficient but for right now with multiple daily meetings it's better that I'm there. No need for a hard and fast decision about changing so soon.
I'm not exactly in a funk but it's definitely a low energy time for me. The old "wish I was a bear so I'd be hibernating right now" scene. It's funny but in the past my ideal time to work out was "before the sun came up" early, especially in the cold weather but not so much anymore. Part of that issue is not getting enough good, uninterrupted sleep which I'm working on as well. I have that terrible ADDiva habit of getting a second wind when the house quiets down at night and all of my distractions have gone to sleep. That was fine when I wasn't working and could sleep most of the day away if I chose to do that.
Another area where I'm not helping myself much is not taking my 2nd ADD meds dose mid-day. If I miss the window it becomes too late to do it and I will really stay up too late at night. So for today, I didn't take the 2nd dose and I'd love to doze off right now but have to take the kids to demo team practice in just under an hour. What I really feel like doing is eating then sleeping. See, just like a bear? There are a myriad of other things I could or should be doing but I'm not diving into that stuff right now when I have to leave in about 40 minutes.
Just because the progress isn't obvious to everyone else doesn't mean I don't feel a sense of accomplishment knowing that I'm aware of these things and others and I'm working away at them little by little. Rome wasn't built in a day and I'm certainly not trying to re-create Rome!


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Upgrading to analytics.js and removing the ga.js snippets from your website.
If you still using old Google Analytic trucking script you may "feel better" to know that you are not alone.
Do you feel better now? 😉
If you need more visitors and more sales then you may need more accurate STATS.
It is not mandatory but at least little bit more pragmatic to change to use Google Analytic in more accurate and useful way.
Important Considerations
Important: 100% of Google Analytics properties have been transferred to Universal Analytics, and all new properties will be Universal Analytics properties. If you are still using a legacy tracking library (such as ga.js or versions 1.x of the mobile SDKs), you should strongly consider upgrading your tracking code to get all the benefits of Universal Analytics.
Google has been gradually rolling out Universal Analytics since 2012, and it has only been in the 2015 that the transfer from Classic to Universal Analytics was finished – BUT not for ALL, millions of sites still use old ga.js.
Still not convinced and thinking as follows:
- It does not matter;
- "Google do not know what they are doing" – The Winner of All Excuses!
- it work good for us with old script;
- I do not care;
- and what ever else your creative mind will come up with…
- 😉
Maybe simple understanding that it is "EASY" will help.
if you use standard not customized google Trucking script it Easy.
You do not need to even login to you analytic, looking for login info, browsing on multiple google account pages just copy templates which google provide
Caution: When upgrading to analytics.js, you must remove the basic ga.js snippets from your pages to avoid overcounting page-views in your reports.
(i[r].q=i[r].q||[]).push(arguments)},i[r].l=1*new Date();a=s.createElement(o),
ga('create', 'UA-XXXX-Y', 'auto'); // Replace with your property ID.
ga('send', 'pageview');
What is on Earth is the property ID?
It is your unique ID assigned to your site in YOUR Google analytic as properties ID.
Do not worry about it, you can learn it later here
So Look at your code, template, skin all depend on waht kind of CMS you are using, or simple adding your script, code, html, php code.
Find at the bottom of your source code this part:
// IMPORTANT: Remove this code snippet when upgrading to analytics.js
var _gaq = _gaq || [];
_gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-XXXX-Y']);
(function() {
var ga = document.createElement('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true;
ga.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol ? 'https://ssl' : 'http://www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js';
var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s);
and copy where ever you see on this line shown in this format: UA-XXXX-Y
_gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-XXXX-Y']);
Example: for UN.org this line look like this:
_gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-4803886-1']);
Did you find it on your site?
You do not need to have login, it is simply view source code feature on most of the browsers.
Use this format: view-source:http://www.google.com/
Most difficult part of this little How to 😉
Once you find it and replace in your local text editor you need to upload your NEW edited Google script to your site.
For that you need login and need to know "What kind of CMS" you are using to upload to add it to right place.
Where to add NEW Google analytic script?
Google say: "right above closing
tag, so your code should looks like this in source-view
var _gaq = _gaq || [];
_gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-4803886-1']);
_gaq.push(['_setDomainName', 'un.org']);
(function() {
var ga = document.createElement('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true;
ga.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol ? 'https://ssl' : 'http://www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js';
var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s);
You also need to REMOVE your OLD script or it will mix up your STATS – Google say it not me "to avoid overcounting" I just repeat.
If you are not "know it all" and may need proper STATs to work with you may consider to REMOVE old and add NEW to the proper place.
tip: old one you can usually find at the bottom of your page in source view.
If you have any issue with above let me know and i will help.
One more time very short:
find this:
var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www.");
document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E"));
try {
var pageTracker = _gat._getTracker("UA-563315-1");
} catch(err) {}
copy: UA-563315-1 to new code like so:
(i[r].q=i[r].q||[]).push(arguments)},i[r].l=1*new Date();a=s.createElement(o),
ga('create', 'UA-563315-1', 'auto'); // Replace with your property ID.
ga('send', 'pageview');
and copy paste right before closing HEAD tag of ALL your pages you want to be tracked by Google Analytic's.
or as Google say it:
"You need to add the tracking code to each page or screen from which you want to collect data."
More info on How Set up Analytics tracking here
and here:
Improvements coming to the Google Analytics desktop UI
But real live not that easy sometimes and if you use ANY CUSTOMIZED features look here.
How to add tracking code to the web?
What is Google Analytics properties?
How to upgrade from old to new Google Tracking code?
How to remove the basic ga.js snippets?
How to migrate from ga.js to analytics.js.
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Shortly after you buy a policy, a Certificate of Insurance and supporting policy documentation will be emailed to you. You can read, download and save our policy wording below.
If you have any questions about the policy wording and the cover we provide, please get in touch and we'll be happy to assist in any way we can.


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The Christian Chain様は99designsでロゴデザインコンペを開催しました。
Does God Have Feet?
Does God Have Feet is a resource of non-profit, The Christian Chain. It is a question and answer site. The target audience for this resource are those seeking quality well researched answers about Christianity. Both Christians and non-Christians alike.
The colors we were using were Brick Red and Grey. But, after researching these meanings, we may want to change them. We want the logo to convey: (Listed in order of importance) Knowledge (Yellow and Blue), Intellect (Yellow), Wisdom (Purple), Spirituality (Purple), Perfection (White), Clean (White), Healing (Green). Not, all of those colors of course, but a combination of 2, maybe 3 of them should be used.
Updated: I have been seeing logos coming through that incorporate an image of a person thinking... I like this.... this is incorporating more than the obvious into the logo; especially when the foot/feet are less obvious, but still present. I am also liking the clean and crisp logo designs that I am seeing. Thank you all for your great designs! Keep them coming.
Please check out our website http://www.DoesGodHaveFeet.com OR short code DGHF.co, for more information about us. Our parent company is TheChristianChain.org.
I have been told to also ask for this logo in vector format. I do not know if EPS format is vector.
Thank you all for your talents in creating logo designs. We look forward to seeing what you come up with!


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Kent State May 4 Visitors Center to Provide Permanent Educational Exhibit
In September of 2009, in anticipation of the 40th anniversary of May 4, the Kent State University Board of Trustees authorized the development of the Kent State May 4 Visitors Center on the Kent campus.
The goals of the May 4 Visitors Center are:
- To provide accurate information base on documented sources about the events surrounding May 4, 1970, while promoting respect for and understanding of different perspectives and interpretations
- To place the events of May 4 within the broader context of the '60s and the American Vietnam War experience, and to show that the student demonstrations at Kent State were not isolated incidents
- To demonstrate how the events surrounding May 4 had a profound impact on the university, the community, the nation and the world
- To provoke dialogue and raise questions about the relationship between what happened on May 4 and contemporary issues related to the use of force, human rights and social justice
The May 4 Visitors Center will provide resources to the public, including a permanent exhibit located in Taylor Hall in the center of the historic site, a virtual visitors center and online educational exhibit, a multimedia, self-guided walking tour of the 18-acre historic site, and educational programs for student and public groups.
The May 4 Visitors Center will be an important resource for those interested in historical events and sites, students of many ages and their teachers, Kent State parents, families and alumni, and historians, researchers and journalists.
Kent State is working with one of the nation's foremost museum designers, Gallagher & Associates, to finalize the designs of the permanent exhibit.
Fundraising for the Kent State May 4 Visitors Center is now underway. Gift opportunities of all kinds are currently available. Pending on fundraising efforts, the hope is to have the center open in a few years. For more information on how you can build this important historical resource and be a part of history, contact Kent State's Institutional Advancement at 330-672-2222 firstname.lastname@example.com or donate online at www.kent.edu/advancement.
Media Contacts:
Emily Vincent, firstname.lastname@example.com, 330-672-8595
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Fully Licensed & Bonded
This hotel is located at the heart of Vigo, close to the yachting club and Park Do Castro.Housed within a residential building that dates back to the year 1904, this hotel comprises 108 rooms, which includes 1 suite and 9 junior suites. The magnificent hotel, which is built in the style typical of the time, is crowned with three large architectural roses and has been restored to its original splendour. Within the hotel are conference facilities ideal for seminars, conferences, meetings and other festive occasions as well as banquets and parties. With a capacity of 9 to 800 persons, the meeting rooms and ballroom are highly versatile and able to meet all of guests needs. The two halls are fully equipped with audiovisual equipment such as an OHP, a TV, video, a slide projector, a telephone and a fax machine (direct and codified). Moreover, any additional requests such as hosts, secretaries and translators may be catered to. 24-hour room service rounds off the offerings.Each of the rooms and suites comes with a bathroom, a hairdryer, toiletries, a direct dial telephone, satellite TV, pay TV, video games, canal+, Internet access (WLAN), independent telephone lines for modem, a minibar and centrally controlled air conditioning. It is possible to choose between a selection of pillows (firm, soft). Rooms with facilities adapted for use by the disabled may be booked.A hearty breakfast buffet is on offer to guests each morning, an early-riser breakfast is also available.
Looking for something a bit different? Check out our selection of cultural & adventure holidays or if you're looking to go it alone then see our selection of solo holidays.


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All six cars using Mercedes Formula 1 engines have received slightly redesigned fuel pumps for the British Grand Prix after Lewis Hamilton's retirement last weekend.
Hamilton stopped after a problem with a fuel pump fastener late in the race, which completed a double-DNF after team-mate Valtteri Bottas retired early on when a power steering problem triggered a loss of hydraulics pressure.
Mercedes identified the cause of those faults and had fixes for both in place on Monday.
As the fuel pump is engine-related, it has rolled out a slightly modified design for the two works cars plus customer teams Williams and Force India for this weekend's race at Silverstone.
Both problems had not been experienced before, but Mercedes has already ruled out any link to its upgraded power unit that was introduced two weeks ago in France.
Hamilton is chasing a sixth victory at Silverstone, where he believes Mercedes' aero package will shine.
The team's double-retirement masked the gains made from back-to-back upgrades for the engine and aerodynamics respectively, which have helped it secure pole for the last two races.
Hamilton said the way Mercedes has responded to problems this season has "really united us more than any other year".
"While it was a painful experience it has brought us closer and made us stronger," he said.
"There have been some fixes. Immediately after the race, as soon as they got the car back, that evening there was a fix that was designed and put into test mode.
"The team were super on it and I am confident we have done everything we can to make sure it doesn't happen again."
Hamilton said the speed of Mercedes finding a solution was "mind-blowing" and Bottas was also effusive in praising the team.
The Finn, who visited Mercedes' base on Tuesday and Wednesday, said: "I followed a bit of the process of how they found the issue and how they reacted to fix it and make sure it doesn't happen again.
"It's really impressive. There were a lot of talks on Sunday night to identify it already, they did a lot overnight, and by Monday it was pretty much fixed."


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About Apricot Voyage
Discover the Undiscovered
Apricot Voyage is for people who are ready to experience the beauty of Armenian nature, admire the first country who adopted Christianity as a state religion, try unique Armenian Cuisine and see biblical Mount Ararat. Experience the true beauty of a country steeped in history and culture while thriving on a more simple way of life. Apricot Voyage ensures every guests leaves having experienced a truly unforgettable journey by focusing on quality and service.
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Where You Can Go With Apricot Voyage
Types of Travel
Apricot Voyage has trips for different interests, travel styles and level of activity.
To learn more about what each type of travel entails, visit our Travel Styles page.
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Richard III Commemorations
A huge thank you for all those who came along to the funeral cortège of Richard III in Dadlington on Sunday. Our pupils formed the guard of honour as Richard the Third's coffin processed through the village. Saint Martin's pupils also produced some beautiful art work and four of our students read out some remarkably well composed poems on the Battle of Bosworth theme. Our students did us proud (as ever) and have shared in a unique and remarkable piece of history that they will one day be able to share with their grandchildren. See our Facebook feed for some photos of the day. On Thursday, Eleanor and Jack, our Head Boy and Girl, will be attending the internment service at Leicester Cathedral, representing the school as the nearest Secondary School to the famous Battle site.
BBC School Report
Last week also saw Saint Martin's pupils participating in the BBC School Report. The library was turned into a TV studio for the day and students went all over the school, Stoke Golding and Dadlington interviewing people about the Richard III event. Paris and George were excellent News Anchors and all our interviewers and production team did well. Click on the BBC School Report image for the BBC website edited version. For the full version click here. A big thank you to Mrs Sanders for organising the day.
On Sunday March 22nd 2015 all students have a unique opportunity to be part of history. The Funeral Cortège of Richard III will be passing through Dadlington and Saint Martin's students will provide the Guard of Honour once the procession enters the village. Once the Cortège has arrived there will be a sort service on the Green in the presence of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.
If your son or daughter would like to be part of this extraordinary event, they need to return the slip given out in the letter last week – or click here to download) and return it to school. Students will need to gather between 11.30-45 in full school uniform on the Village Green opposite the Ambion Court Hotel. The cortège will arrive at about 13:10. The outline of the commemorations and other important details are below, there is more information on the school website under the community section.
Outline for the historic events in Dadlington Sunday, 22 March, 2015
Please note that the routes into Dadlington will be closed from 10:00 so visitors will need to park in Stoke Golding and walk up to the village. Saint Martin's car park will be open although this will also be for the general public as well.
11.30-45: Students to gather on the Village Greenopposite the Ambion Court Hotel
12.00: Commemorations begin
13.10: Dadlington Church bell being rung
13.20: Arrival of the cortège of Richard III
13.40 – 17.00 Village celebrations including an exhibition of artwork and poetry from Saint Martin's pupils in the village hall.
BBC School Report
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Saint Martin's Students participated in the BBC School Report in March. This is their report on the Richard III commemorations....


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We all have our opinions about how mirrors really make us feel. Some may enjoy the self-love while others only use them for what's needed. Whatever the case may be, today's feature is sure to carry a more "in your face" approach to looking at yourself and the world around you. Your perception of mirrors may change when you witness the mirror architecture we have provided for your eyes!
The best thing about this mirror architecture is that you get to enjoy several features in one sitting! Various cutting-edge companies and designers are responsible for the amazing structural masterpieces you're able to marvel at today. Featured today are mirror building designs by MLRP, Farshid Moussaui, Cor & Asociades, Elenbeg Frazer, CC-Studio, and many more. These designers from around the world have managed to accomplish one common goal. That goal was to portray the reflection of the world around by observing it in varying angles and perceptions. Through their incredible vision, they were able to remind us to not overlook the little things and to have a little fun with the reality we live in now in the process.
Art and design will always imitate life in some of the most creative ways!
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As someone said on Redit: "I hope they didn't break any Windows".
From NewsOn6.com:
"Officers said Jiaro Mendez and Elias Acevedo were "highly intoxicated" and had been arguing over which cellphone, Android or Apple, was better.
The fight took place just before 1 a.m. outside the Evergreen Apartments in the 8400 block of East 25th Place. Mendez told police Acevedo stole his vehicle. Officers found the vehicle and Acevedo nearby.
Police said the pair had been drinking in the parking lot and began using beer bottles to hit and stab at each other. EMSA took both to the hospital to be treated for what police said were non-life threatening injuries."
I don't have much more to say about the event in question, other than to point out that they did not need knives to stab each other. They broke bottles to make their own deadly weapons.
If you are bored, check out the Apple and Android fanboy pages discussing the event on Redit. The "Windows" comment was just one of many comments and jokes that made me chuckle.
For what it is worth, I have had less trouble with my iPhone 5s than I have had with the various Samsung Android phones I have had. I wish Apple products had replaceable batteries. However, in the end it isn't a topic that I am terribly passionate about, certainly not enough to stab someone, sober or drunk.


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Acrylic Painting Class
In this acrylic painting class we assist students to develop personal painting style, to cultivate self-exploration, and to enhance artistic technique. Our classes are supportive, positive, relaxed & non-judgmental. Working from photo or still life references, students will be introduced to fundamentals including composition, perspective, colour mixing and more.
Example of Student's Painting:
Acrylic classes and painting workshop offered by Danny Chen


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Mobile customer relationship management (CRM) means two different things today. First, it refers to internal sales and marketing people having the right information at their fingertips when they are away from the office. Think of that as the long-standing definition. The new, competing definition is that customers have the right information about the vendor and products at their fingertips at all times.
In the field, these two definitions are blending—and rightly so.
Think of engaging with the customer using mobile CRM as a continuum. At one end, imagine the classic salesperson interacting with the customer. The salesperson needs to know outstanding issues and about conversations others are having with customers. At the other end of the spectrum is the customer, who needs critical product information and needs it right now!
These are really the same issue, just with different mechanics if one considers making sales and satisfying the customer to be mutually reinforcing goals. Viewing the two different definitions of mobile CRM as a continuum from salesperson-centric interaction to customer self-service interactions, here are four big ways mobile CRM improves how companies engage with customers.
1. Faster Response Times
CRM should be about making customer interactions more effective for both the customer and the company. This point seems self-evident but is often lost in the daily details of CRM. Many times, CRM processes concentrate on recording interactions. Many companies use their CRM as an electronic filing cabinet, just recording events. Few companies practice the art of actually servicing the customer better through their CRM systems.
Arming sales and customer service people with current information when they speak with customers is key. Notifying those users when events occur that affect their customers means faster customer service. When a notice goes out to a salesperson or service person's mobile device that Customer ABC just emailed the support department with a problem, that customer gets faster (and better) service.
2. Context-appropriate Information
Most desktop CRM systems pack their screens with information that most people ignore because it's too much or not relevant to the current event. Many salespeople glance at the last contact date and go down the sales script, but good salespeople review contact history before making contact.
Mobile CRM allows the company to push critical information onto a single small screen. This screen might even be integrated with Voice over IP (VoIP) systems in the office, the mobile phone's call feature, or a tablet's email application. The small-screen approach focuses critical information in just a few notes that the salesperson can quickly digest. The information displayed should change to show those items most relevant to the current contact's needs. In this way, every contact event turns into something meaningful for the customer.
3. Self-Service Customer Support
Moving into the realm of mobile CRM used by customers rather than sales or service people, self-service support is the first important stop.
Everyone hates to wait—and that includes customers. Mobile CRM means faster delivery of the information customers need. Providing customer support through CRM is a step many companies have not taken, but when they do, mobile CRM will be critical. The solution might take the form of a great Web site that responds to the customer by displaying pages linked to products previously purchased. Mobile CRM might be a custom app on the customers' phone or tablet that lets them interact with service people or smart-response applications for just-in-time information delivery.
4. Support Consultative Cross-selling
With customer-facing mobile CRM, customers could decide to buy more of a company's products or services without engaging in a lengthy sales process. Smart mobile CRM merges with analytical CRM on the back end to recommend products or services directly to the customer. Mobile CRM would display targeted products or services for the customer to purchase within the context of the current interaction or recent history, improving the quality of the customer engagement resulting in more sales and more margin per sale.
Action Item
Every company should be moving toward mobile CRM. It works to improve sales processes, makes contact events with the customer more effective, and may even lead to more sales.


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2014 MCAA Convention
MCAA Convention at the World of Concrete/World of Masonry
I would like to send a personal invitation to every member of the MCAA to join us this January in Las Vegas for the 2014 MCAA Convention at the World of Concrete/World of Masonry.
The Convention is the perfect opportunity for you and your company to learn and participate in many new and exciting happenings taking place at the MCAA and in our industry today.
We are very excited about the schedule this year. The education opportunities will be plentiful and help you get one step closer to earning your Certification.
The MCAA's Masonry Skills Challenge, the MCAA's Fastest Trowel on the Block and the SPEC MIX BRICKLAYER 500® will once again take place on Wednesday during Masonry Madness. You will not want to miss these great competitions.
I am excited to have a day to enjoy our trade and take in all the wonderful skills of our current workforce and future workforce Wednesday afternoon. We will need all the support we can get that day as we are increasing our need for judges and helpers throughout the day.
We will conduct our meetings similar to how we have done in the past with an open forum and all committees reporting in one large meeting.
Our South of 40 group is excited to once again offer a fun event for our membership. The great news is they have selected Bahama Breeze which is right down the street from the Las Vegas Convention Center.
And don't forget the closing night at Lawry's where we'll induct new members into the Masonry Hall of Fame and Mark Kemp will become the new Chairman of the MCAA.
View more information and register online at www.masoncontractors.org/convention.
I look forward to seeing you all in Las Vegas!
About the Author
John J. Smith Jr. is the President of John J. Smith Masonry Company. He has served as an officer on the Executive Board, the Region E Vice President, and the Marketing Committee Chairman for the Mason Contractors Association of America.


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This little square device has shown up again. This time it was leaked to an Italian site with the codename of RUTH. The actual name it will go by when it's released there is the MB511. It is also scheduled for release in June.
The leak also said it will have Wi-Fi, GPS and an SDcard slot (yawn), that's pretty much standard for any Smartphone these days. In fact that pretty much standard for any phone these days. So far the rumored specs include a 3.1 MP camera, a 2.8 inch screen, 512 ROM, 256 RAM and a 700MHZ processor.
[via engadget]


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Formed in 2014, Ascension at Home is a national partnership between Ascension and Evolution Health. The partnership includes all Ascension‐affiliated home health, hospice and home infusion therapy services. Currently, we provide care in 7 states: Alabama, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Oklahoma, Texas and Wisconsin.
Ascension is a faith-based healthcare organization dedicated to transformation through innovation across the continuum of care. As the largest non-profit health system in the US and the world's largest Catholic health system, Ascension is committed to delivering person-centered care to all with special attention to those who are poor and vulnerable.
Evolution Health is a national home healthcare company owned by Envision Healthcare. Evolution Health's focus is on providing high quality, evidence-based, patient-centered care.
Our family of homecare providers are branded locally in the communities and organizations we serve and include Guardian Healthcare, Millennium Home Care, Gem City Home Care, Care Connection of Cincinnati, The Valley Health Home Care as well as Ascension at Home.


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Falcon 500
VEX Robotics Motor Data - motor_name
|Published Specification
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|Free Speed (RPM)
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|Free Current (A)
|Maximum Power (W)
|Stall Torque (N · m)
|Stall Current (A)
The "Down-Up" Dyno Test
VEX Robotics motor curves were developed experimentally using a "down-up" dyno test.
1. A motor is spun at free speed
2. A brake is slowly applied (linearly increasing in torque over time), bringing the motor down to a predetermined RPM
3. The brake is slowly released and the motor is allowed to return to its free speed
A variety of data, such as output speed, output torque, current draw, and power input/output, is taken throughout this test. The "down" (brake applied) side is then averaged with the "up" (brake released) side.
Why "Down-Up"?
The mechanics of a dyno test are crucial to developing and publishing accurate motor specifications. When a motor is spinning at free speed while attached to a dyno drum, the system contains a high amount of rotational inertia. This inertia complements the motor's own output, creating a false reading for peak output power that can be higher than the motor's actual performance.
However, manufacturers do not always adjust for inertia cancellation when measuring their motor's performance, and spec sheets rarely detail the circumstances under which their information was derived.
By testing and averaging both the "down" (inertia helping the motor) and "up" (inertia resisting the motor) sides, this method is the best way to represent a motor's true capacity.


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My first comeback to someone who defends the BCS is "if it is so great, then why are they the only sport to have a setup like that?" Usually I get no answer.
In leu of that, I'm gonna set up the NFL postseason the same sort of way:
SUPER BOWL (Glendale, AZ): Patriots vs Colts
HOME DEPOT BOWL (Atlanta): Cowboys vs Packers
SPRINT BOWL (Pasadena): Jaguars vs Chargers
FED EX BOWL (Miami): Redskins vs Buccaneers
ELECTRONIC ARTS BOWL (Houston): Steelers vs Seahawks
REEBOK BOWL (San Diego): Giants vs Titans


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Utah Administrative Code
The Utah Administrative Code is the body of all effective administrative rules as compiled and organized by the Division of Administrative Rules (see Subsection 63G-3-102(5); see also Sections 63G-3-701 and 702).
NOTE: For a list of rules that have been made effective since January 1, 2020, please see the codification segue page.
NOTE TO RULEFILING AGENCIES: Use the RTF version for submitting rule changes.
R590. Insurance, Administration.
Rule R590-194. Coverage of Dietary Products for Inborn Errors of Amino Acid or Urea Cycle Metabolism.
As in effect on January 1, 2020
Table of Contents
- R590-194-1. Authority.
- R590-194-2. Purpose.
- R590-194-3. Definitions.
- R590-194-4. Applicability and Scope.
- R590-194-5. Minimum Standards and General Provisions.
- R590-194-6. Severability.
- Date of Enactment or Last Substantive Amendment
- Notice of Continuation
- Authorizing, Implemented, or Interpreted Law
R590-194-1. Authority.
This rule is promulgated pursuant to Subsections 31A-2-201(1) and 31A-2-201(3)(a) in which the commissioner is empowered to administer and enforce this title and to make rules to implement the provisions of this title. The authority to set minimum standards by rule for coverage of dietary products for inborn errors of amino acid or urea cycle metabolism is provided by Subsection 31A-22-623(2).
R590-194-2. Purpose.
The purpose of this rule is to establish minimum standards of coverage for dietary products, including formulas and low protein modified food products, used for the treatment of inborn errors of amino acid or urea cycle metabolism. This coverage will be provided at levels consistent with the major medical benefit provided under an accident and health insurance policy. This entails the identification of a uniform billing code standard to be used by health insurers for the processing of claims covering dietary formulas in conjunction with the treatment of these specific inborn metabolic errors.
R590-194-3. Definitions.
For purposes of this rule the commissioner adopts the definitions as particularly set forth in Section 31A-1-301 and Subsection 31A-22-623(1).
R590-194-4. Applicability and Scope.
(1) This rule applies to all accident and health insurance policies sold in Utah which contain major medical benefits.
(2) This rules does not prohibit an insurer from requesting additional information required to determine eligibility of the claim under the terms of the policy, certificate or both, as issued to the claimant.
R590-194-5. Minimum Standards and General Provisions.
(1) Dietary products used for the treatment of inborn errors of amino acid or urea cycle metabolism must be used under the direction of a physician.
(2) Preauthorization for dietary products may be required if the preauthorization requirement is stated in the policy.
(3) Each insurer will provide direct access to a designated person familiar with the pertinent information in this rule, in order to facilitate the processing of claims for medical foods and low protein modified food products.
(4) For the purpose of this rule, dietary products will be paid under the major medical benefit, not under any limited benefit, such as Durable Medical Equipment(DME). The dietary product benefit is subject only to the major medical benefit limit.
(5) The uniform billing code Standard Number 27-4010, "Coverage for Metabolic Dietary Products," published by the Utah Health Information Network, implemented February 12, 1999, is incorporated in this rule by reference. This uniform billing standard is adopted under 31A-22-614.5, and shall be accepted and utilized for the billing and processing of claims for medical food and low protein modified food products coverage. This standard is available at the Utah Insurance Department upon request.
R590-194-6. Severability.
If any provision or clause of this rule or its application to any person or situation is held invalid, such validity may not affect any other provision or application of this rule which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this rule are declare to be severable.
insurance law
Date of Enactment or Last Substantive Amendment
December 1, 1999
Notice of Continuation
August 20, 2019
Authorizing, Implemented, or Interpreted Law
Additional Information
For questions regarding the content or application of rules under Title R590, please contact the promulgating agency (Insurance, Administration). A list of agencies with links to their homepages is available at http://www.utah.gov/government/agencylist.html or from http://www.rules.utah.gov/contact/agencycontacts.htm.


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an interpretation of the shrewd manager in luke 16
The Parable of the Shrewd Manager (Luke 16:1-13) is, in the words of Leon Morris, "… one of the most difficult of all the parables to interpret."*
Most people with whom I have discussed this parable have little to no idea as to what it might mean. Indeed the idea that a dishonest person is commended is troubling at the very least.
The most common solution I have heard is that Jesus is saying we should be wise with our resources and opportunities just like the shrewd manager, to the point of using them dishonestly if necessary in order to get a good outcome.
Is this a fair interpretation?
I don't think so.
One thing we can say is that Luke 16 as a whole is almost entirely concerned with money, and this should frame our discussion.
The story tells of a manager/steward who is accused of wasting the possessions of his master, a rich man. This should ring alarm bells for us immediately since Luke has already had harsh things to say about the rich leading up to chapter 16, including:
- … he has filled the hungry with good things, and the rich he has sent away empty. (1:53)
- … woe to you who are rich, for you have received your consolation. (6:24)
- … the one who lays up treasure for himself and is not rich towards God. (12:21)
Clearly being rich is not a good thing according to Luke, and this is probably because in first century Palestine to be rich invariably meant exploiting others through mechanisms such as land foreclosure or charging interest, actions not looked well upon in the Old Testament.
We should assume then that the rich man is not the protagonist of the story.
The rich man's manager is forced into action in order to avoid social humiliation and economic ruin – he decides to reduce the debts of those who owe his master. This act of forgiveness of debts is most definitely a morally good act just as in the Old Testament, though the motive of the manager is questionable.
When the rich man realises what has happened he commends the shrewd manager. Note that the rich man is given a choice in this dilemma; either reverse the forgiveness of debts in order to take back the wealth lost resulting in loss of social honour, or allow the debt reductions to remain thus resulting in a loss of wealth but a gain in honour. In an honour-shame society like that of Palestine in Jesus' day honour was worth much more than money, and so honour is preferred by the rich man.
That the rich man commends the manager is striking; should we accept this commendation? Most have assumed that because Jesus has this happen in his parable he must be inferring that the shrewd manager is commendable, and so the logic follows that his shrewdness is something to aspire to.
It is in fact Jesus, however, who calls the manager/steward "dishonest" in 16:8. This cannot be passed over easily. Brian McLaren has attempted to argue that:
From Jesus' perspective … the steward is wise rather than unjust – wise enough to defect (as the rich young ruler should have done) from the service of the wealthier elite to give a break to the poor who are being crushed … (Everything Must Change, 97)
While I find this view compelling, it simply does not make sense of the text for me – quite simply the manager is called dishonest (adikia – literally 'unjust') by Jesus.
What is the point of the story, then?
The point of the story is not to emulate any character. The rich man is evil. The manager is equally evil, despite his reduction of debts, which is only enacted to save his own skin (an act that earns the admiration of the evil master!)
Jesus comments following the story support this interpretation – "For the sons of this world are more shrewd in dealing with their own generation than the sons of light." (16:8). In other words the people of this world are shrewd in dealing with each other, more than those who are in the kingdom (the sons of light). And rightly so, people take advantage of the systems of this world to benefit themselves, and this is quite frankly dishonest and unbecoming of people in the kingdom.
What should we make of Jesus' advice to "… make friends for yourselves by means of mammon, so that when it fails they may receive you into the eternal dwellings."? Is Jesus not telling us to follow the example of the dishonest manager?
Not quite. Making "friends" referred to patron-client relationships in the Greco-Roman world in which economic and social benefits were traded. This was seen simply as a social reality which could not be avoided (in the same way that purchasing goods with money cannot be avoided in our time).
Seen in the context of Luke's earlier writing however we must argue that the connection between Jesus' teaching here and the manager in the parable is completely destroyed since the manager made "friends" in order to be repaid in social dividends whereas throughout Luke's Gospel Jesus teaches that making "friends" was to be done without hope of reciprocation:
- Give to everyone who begs from you, and from one who takes away your goods do not demand them back. (6:30)
- But love your enemies, and do good, and lend, expecting nothing in return, and your reward will be great. (6:35)
- … and forgive us our sins, for we ourselves forgive everyone who is indebted to us. (11:4)
Jesus, if he is consistent, is instructing us to do precisely the opposite of the dishonest manager – rather than making deals with the poor for personal gain Jesus calls us to genuinely make friends with those who cannot repay us thus creating social unity between rich and poor.
It is these acts of compassion that have a bearing on our ultimate judgement – "make friends for yourselves by means of mammon, so that when it fails they may receive you into the eternal dwellings." The following story about the rich man and Lazarus (16:19-31) depicts something akin to not being welcomed into eternal dwellings precisely because no friendship with the poor was created. Negative judgement in this story is not reckoned because of lack of belief, but because of lack of compassion for the poor.
Ultimately the issue comes down to our love of mammon, or money and possessions. Jesus is quite clear that we need to choose between God, who calls us to serve the poor, and money, which will cause us to be shrewd in seeking personal benefit like the dishonest manager.
The fact that the Pharisees are said to have sneered at this teaching (16:14) seems to indicate that they, who resembled the dishonest manager in their doing of good deeds for personal benefit, understood that Jesus was likening them to a character who was not to be viewed as admirable.
The fact that so many have tried to make the dishonest manager an example of wisdom to be followed may well demonstrate our penchant for interpreting the Bible in ways that support our radically wealthy Western lifestyles.
Though the systems of this world can be used for personal gain in wealth or power (particularly for the majority of my readers who are educated and middle+ class) those who seek to follow Jesus must renounce such collusion.
I wonder what this means for our desire for cheap material goods (where were they produced, and by whom?), our abuse of the environment or our investments in the share market…
In conclusion, don't copy the manager.
* Leon Morris, Tyndale New Testament Commentaries: Luke, (London: IVP, 1974), 245.
Posted on November 30, 2011, in Biblical Studies, Economics, New Testament and tagged Brian McLaren, Dishonest Manager, Dishonest Steward, Luke 16:1-13, Mammon, Money, Rich, Shrewd Manager, Shrewd Steward, Wealth. Bookmark the permalink. 14 Comments.
Thanks Matt, Haven't heard that before, only McLaren's view (from another source). Very interesting and it seems highly plausible.
The McLaren view (I'm sure he didn't invest it) has the manager as a hero for subverting the system. As you point out, that doesn't work if the master commends him.
Hi Matt,
Great post. I have been doing some work on this parable lately too and have reached some pretty similar conclusions. I agree with you that the "unjust steward" never left the system of injustice, and is not held out as a moral exemplar. I also agree that the plousios "rich man" is in no way to be taken as an analogue of God in the story. I do also agree in part with Craig's point that the pharisees are a key narrative audience, along with the toll collectors, "sinners" and disciples.
The point that I would add is to look closely at the nature of the contracts themselves – the sheer volume and the fact that they are expressed in commodity amounts tends to suggest these are forward commercial distribution contracts, not local consumption / supply arrangements. Therefore the debtors are also part of the system of injustice. The amount written off (100% for perishable oil, 25% for grain) represents a hidden interest added to the principal to offset the rich man's risk in the forward contract. As such it was forbidden by Torah (e.g. Ex 22:25), but in C1 Palestine the rabbinic schools had begun to collude with the powers in "looking the other way" regarding the usurious transactions which were grossly inflating the commodity process of cash crops and drivign the process of disenfrachisement, landlessness, and poverty.
So as you have said, its all about the money – and how that reflects the relations of power and domination in society.
In this context the unjust steward's actions are principally directed at showing the master what a "good" steward he has been in the past, entering into all these illegal contracts on his behalf, and I think the honour / shame angle is important here too as a previous poster has said.
I won't go on and on – but it is one of those parables that I think is endlessly interesting and deeply chalenging to me.
Great to see some of the other things on your blog here – like what you are doing.
I should add, that the key insight above is indebted (although not usuriously) to William Herzog's analysis in Parables as Subversive Speech; Jesus as Pedagogue of the Oppressed. Although I do hope that in some ways my paper has pushed Herzog's argument a little further …
One of the best essays on the Luke 16:1-10 passage the parable the Shrewd or Unjust manager is what Justin Upkong wrote, I.e. Catholic Scholar from Nigeria. When you take into consideration the culture, the rich get rich analogy against keeping the "poor" in their place, it will be much more understandable how you view the managers handling of his position. I advocate a multi-cultural approach to this interpretation allowing the biblical texts to become available to people of different cultures. The end result is discipleship, God's mercy and forgiveness…the focus I understood the rich and their lack of concern for the poor in society; thevrightbse of wealth bring a condition for gaining salvation. We must remember poor people have no "rights" in an immoral, unjust society. That is not Gods plan and Luke brings that message out loud and clear…just go back to the lineage starting with Adam as opposed to Matthew's use of Abraham. As theologians we must look deeper to tell the whole truth, nothing but the truth, so help us God.
Judith E Tobias
I'm not satisfied from any.
All references are truncated or decimated, incomplete.
There are a lot of details that are being left out and not given any consideration at all.
Parables can be understood(mostly misunderstood) in a thousand different ways unless Jesus explains them himself.
This parable has always confused me until I searched for others interpretations and this was the first "blog" I opened. Without the big words and economical sense ( which I have neither )
Matthew 18:23-35 is similar to this passage in Luke 16, the forgiveness of a debt.
I am in business for myself, and I sometimes Bid or Estimate what a job may cost. I usually estimate high to cover any unforseen expense to the owner. If the job ends up costing less I always adjust the estimate or bid.
This Shrewd Manager in Luke 16 may have been charging more interest per say to further his own gain and not being honest with his master. When he was decreasing the debt owed to his master he was actually forgiving the increased amount or interest. Thereby, the master and manager were seen as favorable and forgiving toward a debt that could never be paid in full and releasing the family and future generations of the increased amount.
Take out the negative description of the Master and Manager and look at them as the Father and Son, you can relate that we as sinners can never repay the debt of sin.
Jesus reduced our debt to the Law of Ten Commandments to two simple commandments
in Matthew 22:36-40
36"Teacher, which commandment in the law is the greatest?" 37He said to him, " 'You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.' 38This is the greatest and first commandment. 39And a second is like it: 'You shall love your neighbor as yourself.' 40 On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets."
A third if you wish John 3:16
All, you are missing something critical when you say "finally telling the story of the rich man and Abraham. (Again this story has nothing to do with heaven and hell)."
I'm sorry to break this to you but the story of the rich man and Lazarus is not a parable but a true story. Yes there is a real heaven and a real hell and that story has EVERYTHING to do with both places. In fact you are in danger of hell-fire if you do not believe there is hell since the concept of hell is a theme throughout both the old and new testaments, and Jesus himself often mentioned hell as a real place. Do you dare call Him a liar?
"If anyone does not abide in me he is thrown away like a branch and withers; and the branches are gathered, thrown into the fire, and burned." – John 15:6 ESV
Ted White
A very good interpretation of a difficult parable. I read on another forum that on this occasion Jesus used sarcasm as a means to get His message across to the Pharisees and His disciples. Also that Children of the Light refers not to Christians but the Jews. Anyway, thanks for helping me clear up my confusion that Jesus was commending a selfish dishonest act in this parable – which would be totally out of character.


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The 11am sunlight ripped through the blinds and illuminated the entire room with a radioactive glow that burned the eyelids off my face. That was my daily alarm... a high concentration of natural light piercing my retinas. If I was able to conquer the insomnia for a rare night, I never slept in too late because the solar rays prevented me from falling back to sleep. My first glimpses each day were traces of a large palm tree shooting up out of the ground and towering over the garage across the alley. That's the first reminder that I was in Los Angeles. I'd wander outside for a minute and shrug my shoulders at the warm temperatures.
"This is what winter in LA feels like," I muttered out loud to the anorexic chick who lived upstairs.
She always smiled when I tried to speak to her. The dark-haired twenty-something with oversized sunglasses sat on a piece of Target bought lawn furniture and chain smoked while she yapped on the phone to no one in particular. At odd hours, she'd be found sitting outside Change100's kitchen window. Sometimes sipping tepid coffee, but always chain smoking, she discussed every minor detail of her last audition for a sitcom at Fox or the last blind date she went on with a vegan indie label record exec from Malibu who drove a Ferrari. Decked out in pink flipflops and grey sweat pants, she spent more time on the phone sitting in the piece of shit lawn chair than she spent in her apartment.
My first week in LA went by quick. I'd have to be at the Commerce Casino by 3:30 everyday and spent at least 12 hours there for work. When I'd wake up everyday, I'd be super tired from staying up until sunrise partying. After a shower, I'd get directions from Change100 to the restaurant where I had a lunch meeting at. She'd write detailed directions on slips of paper that used to give writer's notes for random scripts in development. I'd always get lost and have to call her for backup anyway. I'd be able to find the place with no problems. Within a few days, I figured out the local LA streets. Where I'd screw up was when I'd get lost trying to find parking, taking random sidestreets and alleys and finding myself on the other side of Rodeo Drive caught on a street corner with cellphone clutching hipster parents pushing carriages with $3,000 diamond earring hanging from the earlobes of 16-month old children and unable to figure out where the fuck I was going. Was it walking towards the hills? Or away from them?
One day I had a lunch with my buddy JC. In the 1990s he managed two highly popular bands. He burnt out on the music industry over the past ten years and switched gears. These days, he was involved with poker and several successful ventures. He wanted to discuss some career options for me. I picked La Scala on Canon Drive in Beverly Hills for the meeting. He joked that I knew it was a free meal... because I picked an expensive and high end place. Change100 recommended the Italian restaurant that was located a few blocks from her old office. Several years ago it was one of the places to eat lunch in LA especially in Beverly Hills. These days La Scala is not as cool, but still attracted a steady crowd of new money fakesters who were out to be seen rather than to enjoy a decent meal.
I just started getting used to that whole weird LA thing when people stare at you as soon as you walk in a room, or a bar, or a restaurant. Everyone stopped what they are doing whether it's drinking, talking, eating, snorting blow... just to see who walked in.
JC and I were led to our seats by a former reality TV star, who spent four afternoons a week humiliating herself as a hostess in a desperate last minute attempt to catch the eye of a casting director before she subjected herself to doing hard-core gonzo porn movies in the Valley with bi-sexual hairless meatheads who had uncircumsized junks that were the size of paint cans. We all walked towards the back of La Scala while everyone casually peeked up from their Tiramisu to see who we were. Several crescent moon shaped booths along the wall were filled with shit talkin' studio execs wearing last year's fall line of Versace shirts. We were surrounded by a gaggle of trendoids and pharmaceutically bloated ex-actress-model girlfriends of semi-famous directors who carried around an eight ball in their $2,500 Marc Jacobs purses. They would glance at us and try to figure out a few things...
1. Who important just walked in?We were seated next to a table of four soused women pounding white wine. I called them the third-wives club. Their combined plastic surgery cost about the equivalent of two fully loaded SUVs. And on the other side of us were two young starlets with IQ points plummeting every time they open their mouths to speak. The blonde with the supple lips was high-end hooker hot with a sexy back tattoo and the other one looked a lot like Jennifer Love Big Tits, minus the big tits. They rambled on about shopping during the duration of the lunch, in between bitching about having to drive to a party out in the sticks later that night.
2. If I don't know them, should I?
3. If they are nobodies, I have to look much cooler than them.
4. I wonder if they have any coke?
Most bathrooms in chic LA eateries were ultra nice with big stalls. Only in Hollyweird bathrooms will you find more stalls/shitters than urinals. They know their clientele and cater to executive cokeheads and other drugged out miscreants who spent the majority of their lunches shoving Colombia's finest candy up their nostrils, which accounts for the frenzied and meaningless drivels that spilled out of their mouths when they came back to the tables.
Aside from the trendy crowd, the food was better than average and La Scala is known for their Chop Salads. That typical writer-doing-a-lunch experience was just one of the few I had this past week. They were all roughly the same. I might have been one of the few people who actually wanted to talk business at lunch instead of showing off a new pair of Fendi sunglasses.
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One afternoon last week, my friend Nicky took me to a kick ass breakfast joint called John O'Groat's. On our ride over, the typical blonde California pothead took turns with me smoking a bowl of medicinal marijuana. She told me should could hook me up with a special card. She knew a doctor that you could bribe for $150 to get a prescription card. There were very few people who smoked as much as I did, and one of those people was Nicky. She was perpetually stoned. Nicky held a semi-important job in Hollyweird and was baked to the tits from the moment she walked into the interview. In show business, people are too self-involved to notice co-workers with definitive drug problems. Besides, most people mistook her stoner behavior as ordinary flakiness that most blondes were prone too.
As we circled the block for parking she lowered the volume on her iPod as Beck blasted. She admitted, "OK, now I have to harness my parking chi."
She took a deep breath and centered herself. Focused on finding parking, her eyes darted back and forth anticipating an open spot in the heavily trafficked road during lunch hour. She was locked in and when she found an empty space located in a prime spot only a few stores down from O'Groat's, a lady in a black convertible Mercedes 500s cut her off and stole the spot.
"You fucking twat!" Nicky she yelled clenching her fist.
Nicky drove past the lady in the Mercedes who avoided eye contact. Nicky rolled down the window and bitched her out.
"That was my spot, you fucking whore!" she said as she flipped the lady the middle finger.
Inside of a few minutes Nicky went from a laid back stoner to a maniac on the verge of road rage. That's what retarded LA drivers and intense vehicular congestion can do to sane people.
"Imagine how stressed I'd be if I didn't constantly smoke?" she said trying to justify her heavy daily weed intake.
We needed to smoke another bowl before we went inside. Nicky was still steaming. She was on parking space tilt. We had to wait a few minutes to get a table at John O'Groat's. The place was an legendary LA eatery. Originally it was just located in one store space. As the popularity grew, the owner purchased the adjoining two stores and eventually expanded. Despite the additions, they were always packed with hungry customers.
The daily special was Oreo French Toast, where the chef melted crushed Oreos on top of the bread. I didn't even need to use syrup because it was so juicy. The side order of bacon was just how I liked it because it was crisp enough that it melted in my mouth.
At the table behind us, one scenester with a receeding hairline was on a date with an unknown actress.
"You have excellent cheek bones and amazing skin tone," he said in his best attempt to flatter her.
The first five minutes of the conversation were dedicated to him kissing her ass and telling her about how hot she looked. The next ten minutes were dominated by his ego and small penis. He rattled off the highlights on his resume, then dropped names of semi-famous people who he claimed to be his friends. Nicky shook her head and laughed at the absurdity of the dating scene in LA.
"Everyone's working an angle," she explained. "And everyone is a terrible fuck too."
That's when she clued me in on the latest trend that was sweeping Hollyweird... stripper-aerobics.
"At Crunch in West Hollywood," she said, "they offer classes. Carmen Elektra was teaching you how to strip. It was aerobics using a stripper's pole. It's the latest hipster rage! Yoga is dead. The only people doing yoga these days are hippies and pregnant women from Sherman Oaks."
I thought she was joking, but she was serious. Only in LA would women multi-task to learn how to strip and loose weight at the same time.
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"Oh shit!" Change100 screamed as she dug through her mailbox sorting out the junk mail from the bills, "Showcase got a check from SAG!"
Her roommate Showcase was getting a residual check from the Screen Actors Guild for work he did in one of those awful sequels that Hollyweird churned out every few months. Whenever they got a SAG check, they'd buy a new batch of drugs. Depending on the size of the check it was either weed or coke. Sometimes both.
Showcase came back early on Saturday morning from a week long cruise to Mexico with his very Jewish mother. He sent me an email halfway on his cruise and said that he smoked up with the only black kid on the boat.
"Showcase was smoking weed with rappers," Change100 said as she laughed in wonderment.
By the end of the cruise, Showcase found every pothead on the ship, including a 44 year old mother of three from Wisconsin. Eating the ice cream buffet on the high seas is a treat when you are stoned to the gourd.
He was appalled that I turned down a work assignment to cover a poker tournament on a cruise ship headed to the Bahamas. Some people like cruises. I'm not a crusie guy. I like the freedom of not being stuck on a floating city with several thousand strangers. Weed or no weed, I'm not down with cruises. Perhaps if some friends of mine went along, it could be fun. But having to do work on a cruise would suck. Lucky for me that the Poker Prof took the assignment. If anyone needs a vacation... it's him.
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I'm always gambling it seems and not always for money. I gamble for information too. I won a bet with Change100. We played a heads up poker match where no money was involved. She supposedly was a former child actor and on a somewhat popular TV show... but wouldn't tell me which one. If I won the match... she'd have to tell me the name of the series and the year she shot the infamous episode. If she won... then I'd have to reveal some juicy nuggets regarding my previous sexual history. She wanted to know how many blondes I slept with in my life.
In a very short contest, I came from behind to win. It was an ugly suckout too. I never should have won. Dejected after the loss, Change100 knew she had to come clean with me. She eventually told me the name of the show as her face grew beet red with embarassment. I told her that I wouldn't blog the exact info, but let's just say she appeared in a series on ABC in the early 1990s which starred a young actress with the initials CD.
Everyone's a writer or actor, pothead or cokehead, hipster or trendoid in this town. It's the warm sunny weather that keeps people milling around the jam packed streets of Los Angeles. Oh and the kick ass weed too... it's gonna be hard saying good-bye to that.


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The court upheld the BPOA's imposition of a 3-year suspension and 2-year probationary period of a nurse who entered and completed an ARD program involving a 3d degree felony of theft by unlawful taking -- $10,000 - while she was treasurer of a PTO.
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It also rejected the argument that her successful completion of ARD should make a difference. Even where criminal charges are resolved in favor of a defendant, an agency may initiate administrative proceedings against the person concerning the same underlying misconduct. Spence v. Pennsylvania Game Commission, 850 A.2d 821 (Pa. Cmwlth. 2004).


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