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10 In the spring of the year King Nebuchadnezzar sent and took him away to Babylon, with the beautiful vessels of the house of the Lord, and made Zedekiah, his father's brother, king over Judah and Jerusalem.
11 Zedekiah was twenty-one years old when he became king; he was ruling in Jerusalem for eleven years.
12 He did evil in the eyes of the Lord, and did not make himself low before Jeremiah the prophet who gave him the word of the Lord.
13 And he took up arms against King Nebuchadnezzar, though he had made him take an oath by God; but he made his neck stiff and his heart hard, turning away from the Lord, the God of Israel.
14 And more than this, all the great men of Judah and the priests and the people made their sin great, turning to all the disgusting ways of the nations; and they made unclean the house of the Lord which he had made holy in Jerusalem.
16 But they put shame on the servants of God, making sport of his words and laughing at his prophets, till the wrath of God was moved against his people, till there was no help.
17 So he sent against them the king of the Chaldaeans, who put their young men to death with the sword in the house of their holy place, and had no pity for any, young man or virgin, old man or white-haired: God gave them all into his hands.
18 And all the vessels of the house of God, great and small, and the stored wealth of the Lord's house and the wealth of the king and his chiefs, he took away to Babylon.
19 And the house of God was burned and the wall of Jerusalem broken down; all its great houses were burned with fire and all its beautiful vessels given up to destruction.
21 So that the words of the Lord, which he said by the mouth of Jeremiah, might come true, till the land had had pleasure in her Sabbaths; for as long as she was waste the land kept the Sabbath, till seventy years were complete.
23 Cyrus, king of Persia, has said, All the kingdoms of the earth have been given to me by the Lord, the God of heaven; and he has made me responsible for building a house for him in Jerusalem, which is in Judah. Whoever there is among you of all his people, may the Lord his God be with him and let him go up.
Boone Hopes Yankees 'Get To Top Of The Mountain' In 2019The Yankees went 100-62 in Boone's first season as manager, their best record since winning the 2009 World Series, and Boone thinks this team could be better this year.
Yankees' New Skipper Already Making An Impression On Hal SteinbrennerBoone was hired to replace the fired Joe Girardi on Dec. 4. He went to the broadcast booth after his career ended in 2009 and has no major league managing or coaching experience.
Aaron Boone On WFAN: Yankees Still Have High Hopes For Miguel AndujarAlthough the Yankees traded for a player this week who could block Miguel Andujar from the starting job at third base, new manager Aaron Boone says the organization still very much believes in the young infielder.
Sweeny: Boone's Vision Calls For Loose Clubhouse With High StandardsIt began for real Tuesday. Being in Yankees gear and ready to hit the field and start doing the job as pitchers and catchers report to spring training, that’s what feels like the real start of the job.
Boone Embraces Yankees' Expectations As Spring Training StartsOn the day pitchers and catchers reported for his first spring training as New York Yankees manager, Aaron Boone acknowledged the pressure.
Boone On WFAN: Yankees' Batting Order, Quest For Another ArmThe lineup. The lineup. The lineup. It's all the rage these days when it comes to the Yankees.
Keidel: There's A Lot To Like About Boone, But Does He Have What It Takes?Maybe the Yankees are smarter than the rest of us. Maybe it's all about coddling young egos, playing a paternal role, more than that of the boss. It's about relationships, mentorships and, of course, analytics.
Yankees Introduce Aaron Boone As ManagerAaron Boone acknowledges that one of his first tasks as Yankees manager is to convince his players he can do the job.
Palladino: Hal Steinbrenner’s Comfort With Boone Must Be Long-LastingHal Steinbrenner initially wanted someone with managerial experience to lead his Yankees into this next phase of their storied history.
Yankees Officially Announce Hiring Of Aaron Boone As ManagerIt's official: Aaron Boone is the new manager of the New York Yankees.
Sweeny: Boone Overcame Concerns About Inexperience To Win Yankees JobWhen Aaron Boone was a player, his teammates thought he was practicing to be a TV announcer as he sat on the bench doing play-by-play to entertain them.
Volcano Bay is a new water park opening at Universal Orlando on Thursday, May 25, 2017.
Universal Orlando’s new Volcano Bay water park opened Thursday with visitors praising the waterslides and theming while also complaining about the long waits for rides, some of which experienced periodic breakdowns.
Universal spokesman Tom Schroder said in an email, “We know there were some opening-day glitches and we’re working hard to resolve them. We are also working especially hard to take care of our guests. We are sorry for any inconvenience we’ve caused them and we are grateful for their patience with us.” He declined to el...
The tropical-themed Volcano Bay has been billed as a next-generation water park, largely because of its ride reservation system. It also has a signature 200-foot-tall faux volcano that several slides are incorporated into. Those include the Krakatau Aqua Coaster, which shoots visitors up in rafts before sending them on...
Universal has billed its park as one in which customers don’t have to wait in line because of a system featuring TapuTapu wristbands. The bands let you reserve times on rides, but only one at a time. On Thursday, waits for some of the more popular rides stretched into five hours. And once the wristbands signaled it was...
Volcano Bay opened for a media preview on May 24th, 2017. The water theme park owned by Universal Orlando opens to the public May 25th.
An alphabetical tour of Volcano Bay at Universal Orlando.
Slap on the sunscreen as we dive into Universal's Volcano Bay, and get immersed in Disney's lush new land, Pandora: The World of Avatar at Animal Kingdom. On this edition of Orlando Sentinel Snapshot, we experience some of Central Florida's brand-new attractions, and chart our ever-changing theme-park landscape.
"We thought it would be really quick," said Jim Rook of London after riding the Maku Puihi. "Thirty-two minutes or something we queued. It was a bit disappointing because we were on the queue for so long."
Theme-park experts say it will take some time to work the bugs out.
Thursday was the first real-world test with an almost-full water park, said Taylor Strickland, editor of the Universal-focused Orlando Informer blog.
The whole concept irritated some customers, since most rides require reservations.
"If all of the rides are return times, how are we supposed to fill that 30 minutes?" asked Nicola Roberts of Chelmsford, England.
Options include eating, shopping, lounging on the beach or enjoying the lazy river.
Some visitors bought Express Passes that allowed them to board rides immediately without reserving times. Ironically, though, Jesal Patel of Owensboro, Ky., said it took him a long time get the Express Pass loaded onto his TapuTapu because of technical problems.
“They just don’t have the kinks worked out,” he said.
Other issues were that the kiddie areas of the water park were not open about half of the day, signature rides such as the lazy river and Krakatau Aqua Coaster were closed for at least parts of the day, and construction areas could still be seen in some parts of the park.
"I think it possibly opened a bit quick," Nicola Roberts’ husband Gavin said.
Jeff Hiltbrand, a self-described “theme-park junkie,” came from Irvine, Calif., for the opening. After a rough patch of luck with slides and rides closing just as he approached, he made it onto Krakatau Aqua Coaster.
Crystal and Bryce Fellows, visiting from Mississippi, said their experience Thursday morning was a good one. They waited in queue for 20 minutes, which they thought was reasonable. "Easy peasy," Crystal Fellows said.
Another new feature of the water park is what it’s missing: a parking lot. Because of space constraints, Volcano Bay does not have parking immediately adjacent to it. Instead, people park in Universal’s main garage, going through special toll lanes that take them to their own section. From there, they pass through meta...
Scenes from Universal Orlando's Volcano Bay, during a media preview, Wednesday, May 24, 2017, in Orlando. Volcano Bay is Universal Orlando's newest park.
Tennessee coach Pat Summitt has finalized her divorce from R.B. Summitt after 27 years of marriage.
Summitt's lawyer, Bernie Bernstein, says the final paperwork was submitted in Blount County Circuit Court on Friday. Court clerk officials said Monday that the paperwork was still being processed.
Pat Summitt's petition, filed in August after the couple had been separated for several months, claimed irreconcilable differences. The pair have one child, 17-year-old Tyler.
Pat Summitt is the winningest basketball coach in NCAA history and just won her eighth national title. R.B. Summitt is the president of Sevier County Bank.
Bernstein said at the time the divorce paperwork was filed that the biggest issue likely would be division of property, though details of their divorce settlement were unavailable Monday.
Daily Transcript Executive Editor George Chamberlin speaks with Dennis Snyder, principal of Escondido Charter High School, about educating the future work force.
Daily Transcript reporter Jeran Wittenstein talks to George Haligowski, Chairman/President/CEO of Imperial Capital Bancorp, on the banking and finance industry.
Daily Transcript Executive Editor George Chamberlin and Paul Tryon, CEO of the Building Industry Association of San Diego, discuss issues impacting the local construction industry.
Daily Transcript Executive Editor George Chamberlin and Rick Hoffman, President/COO of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage San Diego/Inland Empire, discuss the local real estate climate.
Joseph Lutz, senior vice president of operations, HMSHost Corp., spoke before students at the College of Business Administration at Cal State San Marcos on Nov. 28.
A panel of military and business leaders spoke before students at the College of Business Administration at Cal State San Marcos on Nov. 21.
Managing Director of Enterprise Partners, Drew Senyei, spoke before students at the College of Business Administration at Cal State San Marcos on Nov. 14.
Elizabeth Malloy spoke to The Daily Transcript's Technology Correspondent, Phil Baker about what he looked for when picking a winner for Gadgetfest 2007.
IDEA is a student-led venture accelerator that supports entrepreneurs in the Northeastern community to reach their full potential. True to our Northeastern roots, IDEA provides a valuable experiential educational opportunity to everyone involved from the ventures and coaches to the management team and full-time staff.
There are three ways to get involved – being on the management team, starting a venture, or becoming a coach. Positions on the management team generally open up around a month or two before the end of the semester to be part of it the following one. To get involved as a venture, you have to attend a New Venture Orienta...
What are the different stages of IDEA and what do they mean?
The IDEA program is split up into three stages: ready, set, and go. Ventures in the program begin at the Ready stage which is focused on customer validation. From there, ventures will move to the Set stage after conducting a solutions design pitch. In the set stage ventures begin to build their business model. From the...
How long does it take to get through the IDEA program?
There is no fixed timeline to get through the program and we allow ventures to work at their own pace. Ventures with more time on their hand may go through the IDEA program at a faster rate than others, but there is no “minimum” or “maximum”.
and feedback on my venture?
Unfortunately, we cannot extend our resources and knowledge to those not affiliated with Northeastern. In order for you to enroll in IDEA you must be either a current student (undergraduate, graduate, or PhD), alumni, or faculty & staff.
Who does IDEA partner with?
IDEA continues to partner with the Northeastern entrepreneurial ecosystem groups and also has a list of service providers who do pro-bono work for ventures in different areas of their growth.
Can I come use your space in the basement of Hayden Hall?
Unfortunately, the IDEA lab is available for use specifically for the management team members and for ventures who need one. The lab is not open to the public except when we are hosting events.
What is the Prototype Fund?
The Prototype fund is for any Northeastern affiliated person to develop and test a prototype. You do not need to be an IDEA Venture to apply for Prototype fund. The Prototype fund grants a maximum of $1,000 per application and is run on a bi-monthly basis. See the Prototype Fund Application for more information.
What is the Gap Fund?
The IDEA Gap Fund is a $10,000 non-equity educational grant available to ventures in the Go stage of IDEA’s process. Grants are available for applicants on a bi-monthly basis. Applications are reviewed by IDEA’s student-led Investment Committee before being selected to pitch in front of members of IDEA’s Advisory Board...
How much Gap funding can I receive?
You can receive IDEA Gap Funding up to three times for a total of $30,000 ($10,000 installments).
During no part of the IDEA process or funding does Northeastern or IDEA take any equity in our ventures.
Do you have to be in IDEA to get the Gap Fund?
Yes, you must be in the Go Stage of IDEA’s process.
When is the next Gap Funding round?
Gap Fund applications are accepted year round on the 15th of every odd month.
When is the next Gap Fund Information session? Do I have to attend if I’ve already been to one?
Gap Fund Information sessions are generally held a week before Gap Fund applications are due. Please see the calendar for the next session. Attending the Gap Fund information session is mandatory even if you have attended a session for a previous round. Your application will not be considered if you do not attend.
Can you receive the Gap Fund more than once?
Do I have to be a business major to be on the team? Do you have to be an undergrad?
We encourage undergraduate students to apply to be on the management team regardless of the school or major they are affiliated with. Currently our team consists of engineering, computer science, economics, and business students. In order to join the management team you must be a current undergraduate student at Northe...
What type of work do team members do?
Members of the IDEA team work in operations, marketing, event management, and the investment committee. The breakout of each sector of IDEA is: operations, marketing, event committee, investment committee.
Can you connect me with a technical co-founder?
Finding a co-founder is like finding your soulmate, hence, we try not to be the matchmakers. But we do provide opportunities for you to meet others interested in entrepreneurship and working for a startup.
What if I have a recurring conflict with the New Venture Orientation?
Please contact the Ready Stage Coordinator here to try to set up a different time.
If I have a developed venture already, do I still have to start in the Ready stage?
The IDEA program makes no exceptions to its process and requires all ventures to start in the Ready stage.
Do I have to have a business to join?
You do not have to have a running business to join the IDEA program, all we ask is that you have an idea you are passionate about pursuing further into a business.
No application is necessary to join the IDEA stage-gate process. Simply attend the New Venture Orientation and you will be entered into IDEA’s Ready stage.
“The Buffalo Police Department will not rest,” Mayor Byron W. Brown pledged on Sunday as the community reeled from the news that a 12-year-old boy had been shot to death while watching television in his family’s apartment on William Street.
That Badraldeen Mohamad Elwaseem’s death was a fluke – albeit a criminal one, caused by a stray bullet fired by someone as yet unidentified – makes the tragedy all the more heartbreaking. This shouldn’t have happened.
And so, the mayor offered precisely the right message with exactly the right tone. “We will continue to look for the person or persons responsible for this crime,” he said.
The death of the boy known as Badr demands righteous anger from everyone in Buffalo – not just the mayor and the police department, but everyone who cares about safety and decency and the ability of people to go about their business without worrying that a bullet might come through the window.