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115 Swinging Bridge Drive, Byram, Mississippi – $289,000

  • $289k Price
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115 Swinging Bridge Drive

Located within the rapidly growing Jackson metropolitan area suburb of Byram, this property is situated within the Siwell Road Commercial Corridor which provides quick and easy access to Interstate I-55 and the entire metro area. The property is located amongst several high traffic retail businesses and offers some interstate visibility. The C-4 (major thoroughfare zoning) allows for a wide variety of uses at this location. Excellent opportunity to purchase a contemporary office building in the Byram commercial district. This well-built property features a flexible floor plan which can be made available for a variety of users. The property also features ample parking and great visibility.

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  • Price$289,000
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Dear Friends, I have had people come to me in the last few months asking me how I am able to travel and minister without receiving an offering in the nursing homes. It's obvious that within the walls of nursing care facilities we are not able to receive offerings. It is also true that none of the nursing facilities pay me anything to come. I am a "volunteer". Since this is what I do full-time, it's obvious why this question would come up. The reason I did not start this ministry when I should have is for this very same question. I asked the Lord, "How can I do this? Where will the money come from?" When I realized that it was God who was calling me to do this, I saw that it was faith in Him that would meet my needs.

Over a period of a few years, I received 3 verses from the Lord that I continually look at: Matt. 4:19, Luke 4:19, and Phil. 4:19. When these verses are read together they read like this: Follow me and I will make you fishers of men - to preach the acceptable year of the Lord, the day when salvation and the free favors of God profusely abound - and my God shall supply all your needs according to His riches in Glory by Christ Jesus.

I have learned through the years that finances come through people, and as I am faithful to the call of God on my life, He will speak to people. It is the law of Sowing and Reaping. As people give into this ministry, because God has called them to, He will also be faithful to bless them in return. I have also learned this: If I am not doing what God has called me to do, He has no obligation to meet my needs. This is good for all of us to realize – Whatever God has called you to do, do it! I have heard this for years – We are blessed to be a blessing. So this ministry is a giving and receiving ministry. "Freely ye have received, freely give" Matt. 10:8b

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Luke 6:38 Give, and it shall be given unto you; good measure, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again.

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Squishy Circuits+Thrifting+Stratego+Math=Fun During our introduction to CEP811 we were asked to look at four different kits and pick one. I decided to pick the Squishy Circuits because its price point was one that I am sure my school could afford. Moreover, electrical circuits are part of the grade 9 science curriculum here in Alberta, so I felt if nothing else I could transfer my knowledge of Squishy Circuits over to my science colleagues. The second part of the challenge came in the form of needed to find a second-hand item to repurpose using the Squishy Circuit kit. We explored the idea that much of what is used in education is repurposed from other uses, using a video of a presentation done by Mishra and Koehler(2008) about the interrelation of Pedagogy, Content, Technology and Context that they refer to as the TPACK or the Total PACKage.

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by Baerenfangs Erbe on 17 September 2020 - 12:09

Nah, not forced opinion. Ya’ll can do whatever ya’ll want. I dont have any effect what you do and Ya’ll dont have any effect on what I do.

With that Adieu! I just needed a distraction to get through these last two days.

by jettasmom on 17 September 2020 - 13:09

BE what I posted before you is exactly what I said. Sometimes some don’t read or might not understand what is written so they put their version up but it’s actually has the same meaning.

Your opinion is yours and mine is mine doesn’t mean your right and doesn’t mean I’m wrong.

Hope to hear others opinions on this topic.

by ValK on 17 September 2020 - 13:09

BE you shouldn't feel offended. i understand what did you meant it just your sentence isn't best expression of meaning.
aggression is just that - an aggression.
how dog utilizes that trait depends on many other innate factors and environmentally obtained experience, which makes dog of what that dog become.

by jillmissal on 25 September 2020 - 08:09

Have not read replies.

OP - no, I would not. The reason we have such pervasive illnesses in breeds of dogs is because of people bending over backwards to justify breeding dogs with health problems.

Dooming a future puppy to a slow death from degenerative myelopathy while at the same time dooming future buyers to the pain of watching their beloved dog endure such a death is not an option. There is no dog on the planet so exceptional that this is justified.

A dog carrying this gene needs to be neutered and taken out of the gene pool. A breeder willing to breed such a dog should be looked upon with suspicion; what else are they willing to perpetuate to make a buck? Because they sure aren't "improving the breed."

by jillmissal on 25 September 2020 - 08:09

the current DM test isn't designed for the same Degenerative Myelopathy that affects the German Shepherd breed

I did read this reply. This is untrue. It is the same disease.

by Rik on 25 September 2020 - 10:09

my opinion on DM has evolved from skepticism to pretty much agreeing with your stance.

I have said before that I have never personally known a dog with DM, but maybe part of this is that is many ASL breeders are very skilled at covering up defects or maybe it just wasn't as prevalent and they somehow dodged that bullet.

there are enough tested dogs now to allow breeders to make decisions.

by duke1965 on 25 September 2020 - 11:09

jillmissal, your post shows lack of understanding of the matter of DM, and is based on feelings rather than facts, even if breeding an affected dog(to a free) none of the offspring will ever be at risk of actually developing DM

by jillmissal on 25 September 2020 - 15:09

I have never personally known a dog with DM

I have,a GSD, and it's ugly to see. Awful for the handler and the dog.

is based on feelings rather than facts

You keep saying this to people, but that doesn't make it true. It seems to be your go-to defense but sadly you're hoist on your own petard. It is a FACT that Degerative Myelopathy is the same disease in every breed of dog that has it in the gene pool. All the wishful thinking in the world doesn't change this, so it seems that your feelings are driving your rather ridiculous posts.

even if breeding an affected dog(to a free) none of the offspring will ever be at risk of actually developing DM

This has been explained to you over and over in this thread, but I'll try again: it doesn't matter, because you are still perpetuating a gene that causes a devastating health problem.

I'm not a GSD person so I don't even have a dog in the fight, but I see a lot of GSD people pretending that DM isn't DM to excuse breeding unhealthy dogs and it's unethical and immoral.

by jettasmom on 25 September 2020 - 16:09

I’ll ask again please show me a dog who tested high risk and then developed DM????
Also if a litter can never get the gene when affected dog bred to a clear where are the facts to prove otherwise???
It’s already proven breeding to a clear/carrier can produce either or.

Also the only way you can prove a dog has DM is through necropsy per reading everything I can.

I am looking at the whole picture and want facts and proof.

Also how many breeders have bred bad hips elbows to normal hips elbows....Plenty. and some are affected some not. That practice I would never do.

by duke1965 on 25 September 2020 - 16:09

clearly a waist of time debating anything with you, your response isnot a response to my statement of facts, not even related, im totally not talking about, or debating its the same in various breeds, you can breed out DM in two generations, even if you start with a at risk dog, that is a fact

secondly, if you knew what you where talking about, instead of letting your feelings run free, a carrier will not cause a devastating health problem, as long as you are using one clear partner in the breeding, none of the pups will be at risk, and again, in the second generation you will have free offspring as well, making you loose the DM without loosing ANY other genetic material

facts over feelings

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A judge was set to rule Sunday on whether to allow a Trump administration ban on downloads of popular video-sharing app TikTok, which is seeking an injunction to prevent what it said could be a devastating blow.

US District Judge Carl Nichols has promised to consider on an expedited basis the TikTok request to block the president’s order before it takes effect at 11:59 pm Sunday (0359 GMT Monday).

The judge in the US capital was reviewing Trump administration claims that Chinese-owned TikTok posed a national security threat, along with the company’s denials and its claims that even a temporary ban could do irreparable harm.

US Justice Department and TikTok lawyers agreed to file briefs “under seal,” unavailable for public viewing, to avoid disclosing national security and confidential business information.

TikTok, which is owned by China’s ByteDance, said in its initial petition that even a temporary ban would “inflict devastating

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Judge to hold hearing Sunday on Trump administration’s TikTok download ban

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A federal judge is expected to decide on Sunday morning whether to allow the US government to ban new downloads of TikTok in the Apple and Google app stores. The ban would take effect later that same day at 11:59 p.m. ET unless it’s blocked.

The US Justice Department had until Friday to either delay the ban or file legal papers defending it. The DOJ filed a sealed opposition to TikTok’s preliminary injunction to block the ban of the video app.

US District Judge Carl Nichols in Washington, DC, is scheduled to hold a hearing on TikTok’s preliminary injunction request at 9:30 a.m. ET, according to court documents.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order in August that bars any US transactions with TikTok’s Chinese parent

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US won’t back off plan for TikTok download ban: court filing

The Trump administration said Friday it would not back down from a plan to ban new US downloads of the popular video-sharing app TikTok, setting up a court showdown ahead of a Sunday deadline.

A Justice Department court filing said it opposes TikTok’s petition for an injunction to block the order from President Donald Trump, who has called the Chinese-owned social platform a national security risk.

The filing came a day after US District Judge Carl Nichols told lawyers he would consider on an expedited basis the TikTok request to block the president’s order before it goes into effect at 11:59 pm Sunday (0359 GMT Monday).

The government lawyers said they wanted to file a brief “under seal,” which would not be available as a public record, citing national security and confidential business information.

TikTok has argued that a ban, even if temporary, could cause irreparable harm to the video-sharing

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Epic Will Literally Give You $10 To Download ‘Rocket League’

This is the sort of thing that usually feels like clickbait, in one way or another, but we come to expect different sorts of things when dealing with the Epic Games Store and the massive pile of Fortnite money fueling it. For more than a year now, Epic has been giving away free games as a way to bolster its new PC storefront, but now it has apparently decided that free isn’t free enough. Rocket League just went free-to-play, and Epic will give you a $10 coupon to the store just for downloading Rocket League. For the time being, Rocket League costs $-10 on the Epic Games Store.

There are stipulations, but really they’re not much. You have to download the game before October 23, and you have to spend the money before November 1. You cannot spend the $10 on in-game currency or pre-orders.

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Trump’s looming ban prompts some to download the app

Luna Flesher had considered downloading TikTok but worried about the security of the short-form video app. Plus, the 46-year-old thought the app, famous for dance-offs and lip-syncing, was for teens.

a close up of a logo: TikTok has more than 100 million users in the US. Angela Lang/CNET

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TikTok has more than 100 million users in the US. Angela Lang/CNET

On Friday, Flesher pushed those concerns aside and started using TikTok for the first time after news broke that the Trump administration planned to bar new downloads of the app on midnight Sunday.

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“If someone threatens to take away something from us that we feel we have a freedom to do, we do have a tendency to latch onto it and be motivated to protect that freedom,” said Flesher, a freelance writer in Washington state. “I am recognizing that in my own behavior.”

As the Trump administration moves forward with plans to restrict TikTok, people like Flesher are downloading the short-form video

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Last Chance To Download Nintendo Switch’s Free Jump Rope Game

Earlier this summer, Nintendo released a small, free fitness game on the Switch eShop called Jump Rope Challenge. If you haven’t downloaded it yet, however, your time to do so is quickly running out, as the game will only be available until the end of this month.

As the company previously announced, Jump Rope Challenge is being removed from the eShop on September 30. It’s unclear if it will be offered again in the future, so if you’re interested in grabbing it, you should do so before that date.

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Nintendo says Jump Rope Challenge was “created by a small group of Nintendo developers while working from home in Japan as a simple game to add some quick and fun movement into their daily lives.” The game uses Switch’s Joy-Con controllers to mimic jump rope handles and tracks how many times you’ve virtually jumped rope each day.

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PP2: Morning, afternoon, evening rule – Finding your rhythm

(Part of the series: 12 Favorite Productivity Principles)

2. Morning, afternoon, evening rule – Finding your rhythm

A second productivity principle I find helpful is the morning, afternoon, evening rule. The idea is that different parts of the day are better suited for different tasks. I’ve found that the following arrangement works best for me:

  • Mornings for creative work (writing; thinking; creating)
  • Afternoons for action work (tasks; chores; administration)
  • Evenings for reflective work (walking; reading; unwinding)

Thinking about my day in these larger categories gives a rhythm to the day and helps me as I plan out my regular weekly schedule as well as my specific tasks for each day. By doing the types of tasks that are best suited for the various parts of the day, I gain momentum and find that I am more productive throughout the day.

Next in series: PP3: Habit stacking – Habits are hard, but routines are routine

  1. Annie says:

    Thank you so much Pastor Ray. I feel God is using you to address my areas of less productivity at work. Thank you for communicating what God’s teaching you to us.

  2. Ray Fowler says:

    Annie – You’re welcome! I trust God will use this material to help you serve him better where he has placed you.

  3. Ivelisse Brown says:

    Hi pastor Ray
    I was reading on and I love this
    This is a great tool for me and my spiritual growth Thank you!

  4. Ray Fowler says:

    Ivelisse – I am glad you are finding it helpful!

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Sunday, November 16, 2014

Women leaders!

  Women are first class citizen in the Word of God[YHVH] and in the Kingdom of Heaven, on earth today. To be "fruitful and multiply" would not be possible without women. My line would stop, if child-birth was required. There are many great leaders, who are women.
  Eve, a great leader that fell, then recovered. Satan was after her because of who she was. She is called the mother of all living, because, through her Christ Jesus would enter time. People are alive in Christ, or not....  She was "formed" and shared the-man-Adam's DNA.
  The same for Sarah, the wife and half-sister of Abraham. Father Abe, the father of many; but Sarah, the mother of one Nation: Issac, Jacob, etc.. These two women had a tremendous amount of influence-and used it.
  Ra-hab of Joshua 2: the business woman that very well who Elohim was. Her quick thinking and actions saved the two Hebrews, as well as the Nation. This woman is also a part of the linage of Christ Jesus. Abigail saved David, and the future kingdom by speaking to the king inside of David, vs. the fool inside of him. Judge Deborah was an awesome leader of Israel[Jud.4:4].
  Mary, Mary were the first Ministers of the Gospel[Matt.28:1-8]. there are many prophetess in the Word beginning with Miriam[Ex.15:2] the sister of Aaron. 2Kings 22:14, 2 Ch.34:22; and another powerful prophetess Luke 2:36.

  1. It saddening that in 2014 people are practicing the "traditions of men" which "voids out the Word of God". It is time to trash copyright-bibles and get serious about the Word: which will not come from a non-believer. Our Lord has employed animals-why wouldn't women be employed. Mother Eve was "formed" to be a help-mate.

  2. Righteous-women-leaders are not a sign of anything.
    Un-righteous-women-leaders are a sign of the times, and it is prophecy: let us not get the two twisted.

  3. Time is precious, and finite: don't waste it attempting to find Scripture to support personal opinions!


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New FFGLTriangleMX Blend Mode from Oleg Potiy

Suddenly FFGL effects are popping up left and right. From Oleg Potiy comes this wonderful triangle blend mode. Guaranteed to get your visual sets certified by the international hipster community, ready for posting as gifs on Tumblr.

Because we were into triangles before everybody else heard about them.

Oleg explains the idea behind the plugin:

The mixer concept was taken from vj Eps (Vadim Epstein, in[visible] studio, This video was made with his own vj-machine powered by VVVV environment. I thought it would be nice to get the same functionality in Resolume. Since I’m slightly familiar with OpenGL/CPP programming I’ve coded this pattern into FFGL-mixer and released source code and binary on GitHub. Nothing more, really :)
Besides being modest, Oleg used to be an active veejay for 5 years (2006 - 2011) and took part in Kazantip fest in 2008-2009 as part of the Russian vj-crew. He still perform once or twice in a season, but happily for us nowadays he's now concentrating on how things can be turned into software.

Part of his future plans involve more FFGL goodness: he wants to make the geometry in the FFGLTriangleMX user configurable. Also he's planning another effect that takes an input image as geometry profile and extrudes this profile along the depth axis.

But I'm sure he will have to deal with your cries of injustice first, because this plugin is PC only for now.

Read more about the TriangleMX plugin here: or get the direct download from here: ... aster/Bins

Posted by Joris on Thursday March 6, 2014 at 14:26 Tags: FFGL * plugins
Comment from craftycurate:

Look forward to trying this ... unfortunately, the ZIP seems to be corrupted and doesn't unzip. Have tried a couple of times.

Also, where can I find out about these other FFGL plugins which are popping up?

Comment from oleg.potiy:

Looks like some GitHub download problem. I've posted gzipped and rared versions: ... aster/Bins

Here ( ... aster/Docs) you can find a brief concept explanation and usage example.

Anyway, I'll do my best to inform Resolume community about further updates.

Comment from daxx:

Is it possible that the plugin is only working for Windows machines? Working on mac and can't get it to work.

Would love to try it tonight :).

Comment from Joris:

Joris wrote:But I'm sure he will have to deal with your cries of injustice first, because this plugin is PC only for now.

Comment from daxx:

Whoops :)

Comment from dirtyjohn_lv:

This is fun. The volume render is interesting too. Waiting for that!

Comment from TCO:

Hi , the link to rar and zip file is dead/corrupt. can you please re-load.

Comment from Joris:

I don't know how well Oleg follows these forums, it's probably best to contact him directly via the contact address on the github:

Comment from oleg.potiy:

Please, use this Google shared folder in any "cases of GitHub-emergency"(should be accessible for everyone): ... lRzNU9Ib1k

Comment from yochee:

for me its all fine with the github download.

go here ... aster/Bins

klick on gz/rar/zip

and then on "view gz/rar/zip" to download the file

Comment from dandaka:

No OSX version? Because DLL isn't something, that works in OSX.

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anonymous comments, two did not. Over the last year,
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the ones we could find). Our archives go all the way back to
January, 2005! You can also search for key words in the mailings,
leave comments, join or remove yourself from the list, or use our
links to go to a variety of websites, including the other AFM
related blogs.

As we send out our mailings, we’ll also post them on the site.
Well also take comments from the site and include them in mailings.

While we will allow all comers to post, we will of course reserve
the right to edit profanity or inappropriate language.

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••JUNE 6th••

Café Metropol in Downtown LA.
With Ken Rosser on misc guitars,
Alex Cline on drums,
Farzin Farhadi on Saxes,
Nick Rosen on Bass and
Chris Dundas on piano.

Friday June 6 at 8pm.
We’re a newly formed group with some amazing musicians
working “inside and out.”

Café Metropol
923 East 3rd Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013
(213) 613-1537

••JUNE 9TH••

Message originally from Jim Self.

The Crown City Brass Quintet and the LA Chamber Brass
announce that they will once again join for a concert,
creating the ensemble known as The Big City Brass. On
Monday night June 9, 7:30pm, The Big City Brass
will be at:

First United Methodist Church of Pasadena
(500 East Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena, CA 91101)
for a concert featuring music of composers Jim Self, Nick
Lane, Giovanni Gabrieli and Georges Delerue.

LA Philharmonic tuba player Norm Pearson will perform
Self’s_ Winks ‘n Jinks_ for solo tuba and 4 trombones as a
preview of the performance to be given June 27th at the
International Tuba Conference in Cincinnati, OH.

A freewill offering will be collected. All proceeds benefit
the Hearts of Music Fund. Hearts of Music is a non-profit
fund established to assist musicians with emergency medical
needs. Many musicians, although working, do not have nor
qualify for medical insurance and, as we all know, illness
and accidents don’t check for insurance coverage before
striking. Hearts of Music is a fund founded by Bill
Reichenbach to help those in need.

Musicians involved:
The LA Chamber Brass:
Jon Lewis & Larry Hall, trumpets,
Brad Warnaar, horn,
Alex Iles, trombone,
Bill Reichenbach, bass trombone

The Crown City Brass Quintet:
Rob Frear & Marty FentonFrear, trumpets,
Ben Jaber, horn,
Andrew Malloy, trombone,
Norm Pearson, tuba.

More information can be found at:

••JUNE 15••

Dear Friends & Colleagues:

Sunday, June 15, 2008 at 3PM.
The orchestra will be performing at the historic
320 S Mission Drive, San Gabriel, CA 91776.

This concert is admission FREE and will feature contrabass
soloist Amaila Bandy. Amalia is a graduating senior from
the Los Angeles
County High School for the Arts and will be continuing
her musical studies at Rice University in the Fall after
turning down offers from the Juilliard School. She will
be performing the Koussevitzky Bass Concerto in f# minor.

The Virtuoso Flute Ensemble from Fremont, Northern
California will also be our guest performance group for
this concert. They will be led by Ms. Judy Lam in selections
and arrangements for flute ensemble.

The orchestra will also perform the Donna Diana
Overture by Reznicek and the Symphony in C Major
by Bizet.

Please bring your family and friends and join us in an
afternoon of good music, and of course, it’s fun as

On a second subject, one of our flutists, Priscella Chan
(an excellent pianist herself) will be giving a fund raising
recital benefiting the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles
on Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at the Arcadia Presbyterian
Church, 121 Alice Street, Arcadia, CA 91006.

••JUNE 15th••

The Montgomery Arts House for Music and Architecture

2007-2008 Season Finale

Scott Hosfeld and the Malibu Coast Chamber Orchestra…
Sunday Afternoon,
June 15, 2008 at 4:00 pm

Wines and Cheeses at 3:30

Works by Elgar, Handel, Newman and

Canon… Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706)

Introduction and Allegro, for string quartet and orchestra…
Sir Edward Elgar (1857-1934)
 I. Largo
 II. Allegro

Concerto Grosso “Alexander’s Feast,” HWV 318…
G. F. Handel (1685-1759)

I. Allegro
 II. Largo
 III. Allegro
 IV. Andante ma non presto

Concerto Grosso…Maria Newman (c. 1996)

I. Allegro
 II. Lontano
 III. Presto

••June 15••

Memorial Tribute to the Great BOB FLORENCE
12 noon, Sunday, June 15th at
6725 West Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood, CA 90028

The Tribute will feature
The Phil Norman Tentet and Vicki Carr

No Cover-No Host Bar
Reservations Recommended
Tribute Donations Welcome

Most toilets flush in E flat.

The comments below represent the uncensored views
of the
readers and not necessarily those of the COMMITTEE.
 In the
faith that freedom of expression allows for the
birth and
ascendancy of the most beneficial ideas, all sentiments expressed
are welcome, subject to the
 bounds of good taste and decorum.
If you disagree
with an opinion expressed by any contributor,
we
 en courage you to rebut it here.

Dear Comm Resp 47,
I know will be accused of taking these quotes out
of context. This is from an interview with Matt Plummer
in 2007. No matter what was said before or after these
quotes, the meaning is not lost. It is clear to me Mr.
Espinosas’ allegiance is not with the union. I have included
a bit of Federal labor Law, in case any one cares.

1. Our President of Local 47, Hal Espinosa said:
“The PMG is no worse than Seattle when it broke away
from the AFM to form a guild.”
2.. Our President of Local 47, Hal Espinosa said:
“I’m telling members not to join the Guild (PMG) and
not to quit the union to join New Era of Scoring,”
3. Our President of Local 47, Hal Espinosa said:
“I’m going to have members in Los Angeles either quit
the union or decertify.” (which is what the PMG has also
threatened to do)
4. Our President of Local 47 Hal Espinosa said:
“Every musician that’s not in the AFM is our competition
and we don’t need any more competition.”

Federal law says: “For purposes of its duty of fair
representation, union’s conduct can be classified as “arbitrary”
only when it is irrational; when it is without a rational basis or
explanation.” National Labor Relations Act, § 9(a), as amended,
29 U.S.C.A. § 159(a). Marquez v. Screen Actors Guild, Inc.,
119 S. Ct. 292 (U.S. 1998).

time to start real pressure on AFM to stop listening to RMA elite –
and start listening to all members of AFM.

How do I list a concert in the Concerts section?

[Editor’s Note: Simply send us your information in a reply to our
mailings. Always try to give us some lead time, since the mailings
are not sent out on a regular basis, further, you will never be charged
by us to advertise your concert.]

How come management (contractors) get to sit in on elections?

Local 47’s Secretary Leslie Lashinsky has written to us
concerning a hearing that happened recently at the Local.
We’re more than happy to oblige, and are also happy she
felt she could trust us to print her correspondence in total.

May 30, 2008

(Please include the following in its entirety in your next
email, Thanks.)

Dear Committee;

Included in your email of Sunday May 4, 2008 was a letter
from Charles Fernandez “to the committee” referencing the
hearing he was to attend at Local 47 on the following day,
Monday, May 5th. In that email he states that he was “forced
to file charges”, “It is a matter of principle” etc, in essence
attempting to try his case before committee email readers
before the scheduled hearing. He closed his email with the
following sentence: “I will forward the results to the committee
so they can inform you if they like”. It seems (as of today May
20, 2008) that he/they didn’t/couldn’t/wouldn’t, so I will…

On Monday May 5, 2008, six (of the seven) duly elected members
of the Local 47 Hearing Board heard his case as scheduled.
Here is a summation of their decision (which as the charged
party, I am allowed to share). In its decision, based upon the
evidence and arguments submitted at the time of the hearing,
the Hearing Board unanimously concluded that the charging
party, Charles Fernandez, failed to prove that I, as the charged
party, violated Article XIII, Section 2, of the Local’s Bylaws by
refusing to provide him, in my capacity as the Local’s Secretary
/Treasurer, with a copy of the Castillo letter. The Hearing Board,
through a unanimous vote of the members present at the May
5th hearing, dismissed in its entirety Charles Fernandez’ charge
against me. In addition, in their written decision the Hearing Board
admonished member Fernandez for offering contradictory testimony,
clearly misleading the Hearing Board, offering intentional misrepresentations
and non-credible statements, failing to truthfully testify, and shirking
his duty to testify in a truthful manner.

I am pleased with the Hearing Board decision. As a Union
member, I’m entitled to express my views. I truly believe
that many of Charles Fernandez’ pursuits (including the
costly Hearing Board proceeding) are misguided, indeed

Note: I originally submitted this email to you (the Committee)
on May 20, 2008. You responded that since I was a Local 47
officer, you needed “to take extra precautions” that it was I who
sent the letter and not someone using my email or work computer.
Such due diligence seems unusual for a Committee which claims to
“act as a forum for members to express their opinions” easily. As far
as I can tell, you exercise no scrutiny concerning the AFM or Local
47 membership status of your contributors, whether they comment
anonymously or put their name(s) to their submission(s). One of
your most regular contributors, Rick Blanc, who, to his credit, signs
his emails, is a resigned member of not only Local 47 but also Locals
72-14, 802 and 661-7. He is currently expelled from Local 342.
The Committee for a More Responsible Local 47 can express and
promote as it sees fit (within legal limits), but should not claim to
be a forum only for members. You continue to provide a nice nest
for anti-union and union-busting individuals and organizations.

Leslie Lashinsky
Locals 47 (since 1975),
353 (since 1980),
7 (since 1991), 308 (since 2006)
Current Secretary/Treasurer Local 47

[Editor’s note: What would you call more anti-union:
Participating in a forum where all can speak freely?, or
trying to prevent members from getting information from
their Local?; or, for that matter, or, for that matter, tolerating
an illegal organization (PMG) whose stated purpose is to
undermine our AFM…. your choice]

To be fair and complete, we forwarded her letter to Charles
Fernandez and asked if he would like to respond. This is what
he sent.

Letter from Charles Fernandez

The committee was kind enough to forward me Leslie’s letter
and ask me if I wanted to respond. I was going to let it go,
but since Secretary Lashinsky has seen fit to keep it going,
so be it. Be careful what you wish for.

She is correct. Unfortunately, but not surprisingly, the
hearing board found unanimously for her.

BTW, in my view, the members’ right of information is
NEVER frivolous.

The hearing took place because I had repeatedly requested,
under Article XIII, Section 2 (Right to information), starting
in Sept. 07, a letter written by Local 47 member Paul Castillo
and read at the 8/15/06 open board meeting.

The letter itself contained a missive written by Mr. Castillo
castigating Vice President Vincent Trombetta in the strongest
possible terms for his conduct at the general meeting the
previous month.

As was made clear in the hearing, I already had the letter
from another source, but after seven months it had
become about the principal of officers following the
bylaws. In my view (and as common sense would
dictate) anything read in an open board session and
heard by anyone attending the meeting, should be
available to the membership, just as the minutes are.
(The text of the letter was not included in the actual

I suggested to the hearing board that if someone wants
to keep what is said to the board secret, it should be said
in executive session. (even though executive session should
only be for advice of counsel, individual personnel matters, etc-.
No member should be able to have executive sessions just
because they want something “kept secret” unless it’s about a
personnel matter. Further, if counsel represents the board
(rather than the entire membership), attorney client privilege
is lost if a non-board member is present (unless the non-
board member’s input is needed, and requested, on a legal

The hearing board’s choice was simple:

1) Define the bylaw as broadly as possible, to the
advantage of the membership, transparency and
act as a limit on the power of the officers to keep
information from the members; or

2) Define it as narrowly as possible, to the disadvantage
of the membership, and allowing a more secretive Local
to the detriment of openness and transparency.

One of the arguments made in the decision was that because
I did not present Mr. Castillo’s letter they could not determine
its contents and therefore could not determine whether its
release was appropriate or not.

This argument is flawed on its face. If neither myself nor the
Secretary had the Castillo letter (A fact she revealed at the
hearing, not before), there was no way for them to “assess” the
letter in any case. The content of the letter itself was irrelevant.
What was at issue was the Secretary’s failure to follow a
legitimate information request by a member.

The writer of the letter, Paul Castillo, was representing
Secretary Lashinsky in the hearing, yet it never occurred
to Secretary Lashinsky to turn her head to the left and
ask Mr. Castillo for a copy of the letter to complete the
official record of the meeting.

During the hearing Secretary Lashinsky intimated that I
should be made to pay for the cost of the hearing, since
it had unduly cost time and money (she said it had taken
“hundreds” of hours in preparation.) in the seven months
I’d been requesting the letter.

•Secretary Lashinsky then admitted that Mr. Castillo’s letter
was not in the Local’s records. She didn’t have it! It was either
never put into the record or was physically removed by
someone after the meeting.

•Sometime in the last seven months she learned that the letter
was gone, yet said nothing and then tried to intimate I should
pay for the costs for the entire seven months, knowing full
well she could not honor my request even if she wanted
to. This I consider her acting in bad faith.

When did she realize it was gone? After one month,… two?

Odder still. the disappearance of the letter that was the
very subject of the hearing didn’t seem to raise any
questions, or even an eyebrow, from the hearing board.

She also said that when she had read the email in which I
informed her I had the letter, she decided she saw no reason
to honor the request and ‘washed her hands of it’. Somehow I
don’t think the bylaws allow her to only fulfill the requests
she wants to.

Why did Secretary Lashinsky wait all that time, seven months,
until the hearing, to reveal she didn’t have the Castillo letter?
Could she have known there was something untoward
about it disappearing? From everything I’ve read, there
is no option for letters being removed from the official
board record once read into it. The minutes of the
5/15/06 meeting make clear that a letter by Paul Castillo
was read in open session concerning comments made by
VP Trombetta at the July, 05 meeting. You can request the
minutes yourself.

She also makes a statement about my conduct in the
hearing. I had decided on a tactic to use in the hearing,
but after two questions along that path, I decided that
my integrity and reputation meant far more to me than
scoring political points. That would put me on a dishonest
level, and that I would not allow. I therefore changed my
answers to those two previously answered questions.
There’s quite enough questionable logic coming from the
upper echelons of our Local as it is, thank you very much.
This part of the meeting lasted perhaps 2 minutes, yet Ms.
Lashinsky and the Hearing board decision spent a great
deal of time on this aspect of the 3-hour hearing.

Two final points: When I received the decision, the
accompanying letter, written by hearing board secretary
Gary Lasley mentioned the Secretary’s options to appeal
the decision, but none of mine, options I know I have
through AFM Bylaws.

Further, the hearing decision states that a letter from
Mr. Castillo was “apparently” read in the meeting.
This is nonsense. The statement should read “according
to the official minutes” the letter was read. Both of the above
actions seem to willingly attempt to cloud the issue.
Untrustworthy conduct indeed.

Feel free to request a copy of the recording of the hearing
if you should you like to hear it for yourself.

In the end it is about the principle of accountability, honesty
and open information for our members.

Charles Fernandez
Local 47 member since 1983
Local 174-496 (New Orleans) for many years before that
Loyola University
Royal College of Music, London
Former Boy Scout
(See how silly it gets?)

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Tuesday, April 04, 2006

April Nature Notes

 This month's nature notes are taken from SOME APRIL INSECTS.  It was first published on 19th April 1886 in the St James Gazette and later in Field and Hedgerow. The essay is reproduced in its entirety.

  A black humble-bee came to the white hyacinths in the garden on the sunny April morning when the yellow tulip opened, and as she alighted on the flower there hovered a few inches in the rear an eager attendant, not quite so large, more grey, and hovering with the shrillest vibration close at hand. The black bee went round the other side of a bunch of hyacinths, and was hidden in the bell of a purple one. At thus temporarily losing sight of her, the follower, one might say, flew into a state of extreme excitement, and spun round and round in the air till he caught sight of her again and resumed his steady hovering. Then she went to the next bunch of hyacinths; he followed her, when, with a furious, shrill cry of swiftly beating wings, a second lover darted down, and then the two followed the lady in black velvet--buzz, buzz, buzz, pointing like hounds stationary in the air--buzz, buzz--while she without a moment's thought of them worked at the honey. By-and-by one rushed at her--a too eager caress, for she lost her balance and fell out of the flower on to the ground. Up she got and pursued him for a few angry circles, and then settled to work again. Presently the rivals darted at each other and whirled about, and in the midst of the battle off went the lady in velvet to another part of the garden, and the combatants immediately rushed after her. Every morning that the tulip opened its great yellow bell, these black humble-bees came, almost always followed by one lover, sometimes, as on the first occasion, by two. A bright row of polyanthus and oxlips seemed to be the haunt of the male bees. There they waited, some on the leaves and some on the dry clods heated by the sun, in ambush till a dark lady should come. The yellow tulip was a perfect weather-meter; if there was the least bit of harshness in the air, the least relic of the east wind, it remained folded. Sunshine alone was not sufficient to tempt it, but the instant there was any softness in the atmosphere open came the bell, and as if by a magic key all the bees and humble-bees of the place were unlocked, and forth they came with joyous note--not to visit the tulip, which is said to be a fatal cup of poison to them. Any one delicate would do well to have a few such flowers in spring under observation, and to go out of doors or stop in according to their indications. I think there were four species of wild bee at these early flowers, including the great bombus and the small prosopis with orange-yellow head. It is difficult to scientifically identify small insects hastily flitting without capturing them, which I object to doing, for I dislike to interfere with their harmless liberty. They have all been named and classified, and I consider it a great cruelty to destroy them again without special purpose. The pleasure is to see them alive and busy with their works, and not to keep them in a cabinet. These wild bees, particularly the smaller ones, greatly resented my watching them, just the same as birds do. If I walked by they took no heed; if I stopped or stooped to get a better view they were off instantly. Without doubt they see you, and have some idea of the meaning of your various motions. The wild bees are a constant source of interest, much more so than the hive bee, which is so extremely regular in its ways. With an explosion almost like a little bomb shot out of a flower; with an immense hum, almost startling, boom! the great bombus hurls himself up in the air from under foot; well named--boom--bombus. Is it correct or is it only a generalisation, that insects like ants and hive bees, who live in great and well-organised societies, are more free from the attacks of parasites than the comparatively solitary wild bees? Ants are, indeed, troubled with some parasites, but these do not seem to multiply very greatly, and do not seriously injure the populousness of the nest. They have enemies which seize them, but an enemy is not a parasite. On the other hand, too, they have mastered a variety of insects, and use them for their delectation and profit. Hive bees are likewise fairly free from parasites, unless, indeed, their so-called dysentery is caused by some minute microbe. These epidemics, however, are rare. Take it altogether, the hive bee appears comparatively free of parasites. Enemies they have, but that is another matter. Have these highly civilised insects arrived in some manner at a solution of the parasite problem? Have they begun where human civilisation may be said to have ended, with a diligent study of parasitic life? All our scientific men are now earnestly engaged in the study of bacteria, microbes, mycelium, and yeast, infinitesimally minute fungi of every description, while meantime the bacillus is eating away the lives of a heavy percentage of our population. Ants live in communities which might be likened to a hundred Londons dotted about England, so are their nests in a meadow, or, still more striking, on a heath. Their immense crowds, the population of China to an acre, do not breed disease. Every ant out of that enormous multitude may calculate on a certain average duration of life, setting aside risks from battle, birds, and such enemies. Microbes are unlikely to destroy her. Now this is a very extraordinary circumstance. In some manner the ants have found out a way of accommodating themselves to the facts of their existence; they have fitted themselves in with nature and reached a species of millennium. Are they then more intelligent than man? We have certainly not succeeded in doing this yet; they are very far ahead of us. Are their eyes, divided into a thousand facets, a thousand times more powerful than our most powerful microscopes, and can they see spores, germs, microbes, or bacilli where our strongest lenses find nothing? I have some doubts as to whether ants are really shut out of many flowers by hairs pointing downwards in a fringe and similar contrivances. The ant has a singularly powerful pair of mandibles: put one between your shirt and skin and try; the nip you will get will astonish you. With these they can shear off the legs or even the head of another ant in battle. I cannot see, therefore, why, if they wished, they could not nip off this fringe of hairs, or even sever the stem of the plant. Evidently they do not wish, and possibly they have reasons for avoiding some plants and flowers, which besides honey may contain spores--just as they certainly contain certain larvae, which attach themselves to the bodies of bees. Possibly we may yet use the ants or some other clever insects to find out the origin of the fatal parasite which devours the consumptive. Some reason exists for imagining that this parasite has something to do with the flora, for phthisis ceases at a certain altitude, and it is very well known that the floras have a marked line of demarcation. Up to a certain height certain flowers will grow, but not beyond, just as if you had run a separating ditch round the mountain. With the flora the insects cease; whether the germ comes from the vegetation or from the insect that frequents the vegetation does not seem known. Still it would be worth while to make a careful examination of the plant and insect life just at the verge of the line of division. The bacillus may spring from a spore starting from a plant or starting from an insect. Most of England had an Alpine climate probably once, and some Alpine plants and animals have been stranded on the tops of our highest hills and remain there to this day. In those icy times English lungs were probably free of disease. Has formic acid ever been used for experiments on bacilli? It is the ant acid; they are full of it, and it is extracted and used for some purposes abroad. Perhaps its strong odour is repellent to parasites. To return: while the honey-bees live in comparative safety, the more or less solitary wild bees have a great struggle to repel various creatures that would eat them or their young, and, be as watchful as they may, all their efforts at nest-building are often rendered nugatory by the success of a parasite. So it is not worth while to catch them just for the purpose of identification, for they have enough enemies in the field without man and his heartless cabinets. The collector is the most terrible parasite of all. Let them go on with a happy hum, while the tulip opens in the sunshine.


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Tuesday, October 8, 2013

REVIEW: Wacom Cintiq 13HD

Cintiq 13HD 13.3" Interactive Pen Display
Cintiq 13HD 13.3" Interactive Pen Display

For the past month I’ve been using a Cintiq 13HD 13.3" Interactive Pen Display. Previously I had been using the Wacom Intuos 4, and I was a Intuos 3 user before that.

Like many, I was excited about the idea of having a display built into the tablet because I thought it would be great for editing images. It seemed like a brilliant idea, so I was excited when my review unit arrived.

During my testing I tried it both with a MacBook Pro (pre-ThunderBolt) and my Windows 7 based Alienware Aurora systems. I started off by doing a calibration as the default picture quality on the display was terrible.

Overall I found the setup and ease of use on the Mac to be very good. Things just worked for the most part, but on Windows the drivers didn’t seem to be very good. Despite downloading the latest driver off the web, my Drobo Pro connected via iSCSI stopped working when I installed the tablet driver. Over a month later I haven’t been able to figure out what it did, so I’ve had to resort to using my Drobo in the very slow USB mode.

I eventually got it working on my PC, but it certainly was less stable than my Intuos 4 (in USB mode).

Overall Impressions

It’s times like this that I’m glad that I can review products because this is one that I found to be very disappointing. Perhaps it is because I use a Asus Zenbook with a touch screen as my daily work laptop, but I found the display both lacking in color depth and the touch performance to be mediocre. The pictures always show vivid images, but the viewing angle of this device isn’t very good so you have to be looking at it fairly head on to get the best picture quality.

Another practical oddity that you never think about until you own one these is that you can’t just drag your pen to objects on your other displays. You must first tap a display toggle button, otherwise your pen is locked to the Cintiq or your other displays. While this logically makes sense, in practice I found it hard to get used to.

Ironically I found that I didn’t really like running Photoshop on the Cintq because on the Mac the toolbar would default to the non Citique display so I kept having to toggle back and forth between displays to use the menu. While I could move the Mac’s menu to the Cintiq, that isn’t where I wanted it for all of my other apps.

Windows applications are self contained so they worked much better with the Cintq, but the tiny display was too small to host all of Photoshop. As a result, I found myself leaving the main app on one display and dragging just the window to the Cintq. This lead me with the Mac problem where I had to toggle to switch my cursor back and forth between the Citniq and my other displays. This was too cumbersome and annoying.

Perhaps the most shocking discovery was that for precise photo editing, the small display was challenging to use and my hands kept getting in the way. Sure, I could do nice demos of how things work but in practice I hated editing photos directly on the Citniq display. This lead me to use the Cintiq as a regular tablet, rather than something I can edit with.

Due to the previously obscene prices of the Cintiq’s, I never bothered to buy one and I couldn’t get one to review. After being used to Retina iPad’s, iPhone’s, and Windows 8 touch devices my bar about what I expect from a color display and touch screen is high. The Cintiq display failed to meet those expectations. It felt a bit like an outdated display with only pen technology to control it when my fingers were expecting to be able to do both touch and pen (like a Samsung Note or Windows Surface Pro).

I’m sure there will be fan boys who scream bloody murder at my review, and there’s probably sketch artist who will appreciate the Cintiq’s more than me. However, I ended up either not using it, or using it only as a tablet during a portion of my review period.

My advice is to save your money and get a Wacom Intuos 5. You’ll get pen performance that is roughly the same as the Cintiq, but you’ll have money to buy a good display like the NEC PA Series. This is basically what I’m doing now, but I anxiously await the near future when all my displays have capacitive touch support so the Cintiq won’t make any sense. Even today, a device like the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix gives you a touch display that is better than a Cintiq with a tablet & laptop included for only a few hundred dollars more.

Where to order

Click here to order the Cintiq 13HD 13.3" Interactive Pen Display at B&H web site, or go for the Wacom Intuos 5 instead.

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point 1) poor default color calibration
the 13hd is the budget cintiq, for those of us who want a cintiq but cant manage to throw $2500 at wacom but even then, the price difference between a well calibrated display and its non calibrated counterpart is ~$200, any artist should be perfectly capable of calibrating their own display, as you should have a quality monitor as a reference point, if you dont have a quality reference point and dont know how to calibrate, you probably dont need a color accurate monitor, it shouldnt matter to you, and you probably shouldnt be buying this anyways.

i would love the option for calibration from wacom, but if its one or the its probably best to keep your $200 and put in the 30 minutes it takes to calibrate it, your already paying $1000 for it. but the desktop models should come color calibrated as theres room with the amount they already make off it to add color calibration, the ammount of money it costs to build a cintiq is probably around 20-30% the added cost of calibration, even from a machine (which isnt as accurate) shouldnt effect their income on the desktop models

im just thankful its not a tn panel

point 2) lacking in color depth
i can agree to a certain extent on this one, the contrast ration is 700:1 compared to the standard, even on tn displays, is 1000:1, some displays going as high as 1200:1, its simply disappointing that they couldnt manage to get a higher contrast ratio on the display, but can be forgiven because any higher would result in a high price, and i dont see anyone making full high detail paintings without a good monitor, that should be a higher priority over a tablet, so its not completely necessary. this is more of a sketching device, not really for illustration, its too small

its lower than i'd like, but 700:1 isnt bad.

point 3) display lock
as far as im aware you can set (At least in windows) the tablet to cover all monitors, though this is a completely pointless feature on a touch screen for obvious reason, whenever i use my tablet with my 2 monitors, i use my mouse to control things, and the pen to draw, do you adjust your canvas in real life with your paint brush? i think not, this is a silly thing to complain about. especially since its unavoidable.

point 4) previously obscene prices
??? previously? so your telling me slapping a screen $200 on a $300 intuos is worth $1000, and then adding android functionality is worth $1500? and how many windows slate pc's with pressure sensitive pens cost $2500, wacom makes great stuff, but that doesnt mean its worth it.

note to you: stop holding expectations of products, do research into them and find out what it is rather than dreaming about the perfect product, if you dont have any attachments to what you want out of something, your less likely to be disappointed, and as a reviewer its easier to be objective and see how even if its not for you, how it could be for someone else, or who its targeted for.
reviews need to be objective, they arent for you, they're for us, and your not us, we wont necessarily share your opinion, state facts, not opinions, we need to make those ourselves, since were the ones buying the product.

ronmartblog.com said...

I'm not sure what to say because it seems at times you are agreeing with me and at others you are mad at me for not saying this is a great product.

Personally, I've found that using the Intuos Pro meets my needs as a photographers when paired with a proper display like a NEC PA Series display.

If you feel this product meets your needs, then go for it. My blog is about me sharing my personal opinion of what I think about a product, and I stick by my comments featured in this article.


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The magazine reports that Kim has always had suspicions that Kanye could be gay.

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CARVALHO, Maria João de. Exploring the instrumental rationality in the decisions of school organization. Rev. Port. de Educação [online]. 2009, vol.22, n.2, pp.117-140. ISSN 0871-9187.

This is an approach towards the problem of decision making and the rationality which is inherent to it. Constitutive aspects of instrumental rationality are highlighted with the objective of exploring its limits and boundaries whilst admitting other modes of rationality. Importance was given to the way instrumental rationality is propagated within school organization and also to the purposes that it can help. That is why it was important to identify the axiological determinations, interests, logics and objectives that are underlying this form of rationality. In this sense a reflection was made on both decision making and instrumental rationality regarding those behaviours associated to it plus the practices that it stirs up and promotes in the process of school organisation.

Palavras-chave : Decision making; Instrumental rationality; Optimization; Control.

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