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New Creation: The Hermeneutic of Love
For Augustine, the literal sense of scripture is not a scientific narrative of physical reality, but a liturgical and poetic narrative of God's awesome power at the dawn of history. This is a vital thread in the story of how to read Genesis.
Christ, Trinity, and Creation, Part 2
Christ is the reason the natural sciences work: he is the source of the laws of nature, and he contains and underpins the natural sciences. Christ is the pattern for all created things, while the Spirit – his presence in the created world – breathes the divine fire into the equations.
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Still Surprised by Easter
We now take for granted an understanding of the Christian story that was largely worked out by Paul and later theologians. Even though the Gospels were composed after Paul's letters, they were concerned to tell the story itself in all its strangeness as it had been preserved by the first generation of Christians. And what we find in the stories themselves is the shock and wonder and surprise that the resurrection caused.
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Creation Out of Nothing
The key point of continuity between redemption and creation is the idea that the future can be different from the past, i.e., the key is eschatology. More abstractly put, God does new things.
"The Language of God" Book Club – Chapter 4
Some people who brook no "god of the gaps" arguments anywhere else look to these three moments as more reasonable places to insert God into natural processes: God spoke matter/energy into existence, God made life out of lifeless matter, and God breathed a soul into human beings.
The Challenge of Cosmology
The idea that the story we know is only the very beginning raises a new question in place of Feynman's objection that Christianity is provincial. Is it presumptuous to claim that in such a grand universe, possibly with intelligent life arising in many places, the redemption and transformation of the entire cosmos starts here, on our pale blue dot?
Are We Genetically Predisposed to Believe in God?
This entry was originally posted on February 13, 2010. While the question of evolutionary predisposition toward religious belief may be challenging, Christians need not see it as threatening. In fact, this is actually a Pauline notion that is explored in Romans 1, where Paul claims that it is in mankind's nature to "know God".
Series: Searching for Motivated Belief (12 entries)
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
Stochastic Grace
I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
Does Resurrection Contradict Science?
So what then does Resurrection mean? For Benedict it represents a new dimension of reality breaking through into human experience. It is not a violation of the old; it is the manifestation of something new.
Evolution, the Enlightenment, and Worldviews
In this video conversation, N.T. Wright discusses how the Enlightenment worldview -- which clearly separates God from the world -- has impacted our view of Scripture, and why cleaning the "spectacles" through which we view the world can help us see both Scripture and the world more clearly.
Made in the Image of God: Human Values and Genomics
Genes and physiology are seen as something different from "us" and "our mind," and they seem to be controlling us, so we can't even change our mind. Humans are presented as pawns of their biology, puppets dancing to the tune of their genetic masters.
Does Evolution Compromise Human Morality?
Once we have a scientific hypothesis for how something exists, it is tempting to make the philosophical inference that this is also why it exists.
Creator of the Stars at Night
The God who created the cosmos is the God who came to us as a child in Bethlehem.
Looking at the Collapsing Universe in the Bible
The language of a collapsing universe is related to the end of the old covenant and the coming of the new covenant as God's "new world order."
Why Strict Atheism Is Unscientific
Do you believe in God? If a cadre of outspoken, strong atheists wrote a litmus test for scientists, that might very well be question #1.


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The story of Old Ephraim told by George R. Hill
This is Thanksgiving evening 1954. George R. Hill and Mom, Elizabeth Odette McKay Hill, have had a delicious Thanksgiving dinner at the home of their children and grandchildren and Pop is going to tell the six grandchildren at the Hill house the story of Old Ephraim.When Frank Clark took his sheep up on the new sheep allotment in Right Hand Fork he hadn't been there a week until a bear came around, a big bear, with a footprint larger than a man's shoe. The old bear got into Frank's sheep that were bedded down on a big brush-covered knoll and he scattered those sheep something awful and he killed 2 or 3 of them and ate part of 2 or 3 of them. Frank was furious and he went to town and he got a great big bear trap weighing about 50 lbs and he got a log chain and he brought 'em up to try and trap the old fellow, but the old bear wasn't there. But he came again in about a week, over to John Nebeker's sheep in Long Valley, and he did the same thing with them. About a week later he did it at Joe Peterson's sheep in Blacksmith Fork, and he did the same thing again. About a week later, he came back to Frank Clark's sheep again. After a few visits, he found that Old Ephraim had a pattern. He loved to bathe in a little seep spring. He'd scoop it out and let the water get in there, and then he'd lie down in the muddy water till he got thoroughly soaked and then he'd walk leisurely up over the divide into Blacksmith Fork. They got to calling the seep spring that he used to bathe in "Old Ephraim's Wallow," and the trail that he used to walk up "Old Ephraim's Trail" and the sagebrush covered knoll where Frank bedded down his sheep and where he'd like to get into them and raise havoc among them "Old Ephraim's Knoll." In vain they hunted this chap, but nobody got a chance to even see him, neither at John Nebeker's or Joe Peterson's or Frank Clark's. They tried baiting him with poisoned honey in a can. He was too good for them. He wouldn't take it. They tried putting the trap in the seep springs where he'd wallow so that when he came back again he could step in it. He'd come back after having a feast on sheep, would wallow in the spring again, but before doing that, he'd throw the trap out and then with a stick, snap the trap and let is spring off. They hunted him all that summer. They hunted him in the summer of 1912 and well into the summer of 1913. One day Frank was startled when he saw his herder Sam Welsh come dashing down to the camp with "Frank, I've seen him! I've seen him!" "You've seen who?" "I've seen Old Ephraim. Why that fellow's as big as a cow." "Do you mean that you saw Old Ephraim and didn't take a shot at him and finish him off? The old bear that we've been hunting all these years?" "Oh, but, Frank if you'd seen him you wouldn't have taken a shot at him either. I was sitting on that big rock overlooking Ephraim's Knoll when out from the aspens came a bear. Oh, he was big and he just calmly stopped and looked me over. He was about 50 yards away and after he looked me over for about 2 or 3 minutes he just naturally sauntered on up the trail and after he was out of sight, I came down to tell you." "Oh, you're chicken – you're frightened – let me get my eye on him and he wouldn't get away." Well, they hunted him that year and the next and the next and the next and the next. They trapped, uh-h, a great many brown and black bears, but never did they catch sight of Old Ephraim once. In 1921 Old Ephraim didn't show up a'tall. That was the tenth year that they'd been trying to catch him, and they concluded that he was so old that he'd died of old age. In 1921, however I mean, 1922, however, Frank hadn't been onto the range more than a week –and he usually got on about the last of July – when there was a slaughter in his herd. Old Ephraim came, and that time he was much more ferocious than he had ever been before. He killed 20 or 30 of the sheep and he'd take a bite out of the breast of each and that's all. Frank was thoroughly disheartened at that. One day as he rode his old grey mare up Aspen Fork, came at the head of Right Hand Fork to Old Ephraim's Wallow and there was a trail of water running up towards Ephraim's Knoll along Ephraim's Trail that hadn't even dried, he hadn't been gone long enough for the drippings of the water to dry. Frank said, "Ah hah, Old Ephraim, I'm gonna get ya this time." And he rode right down to the mouth of Trail Hollow and got the old trap. He came back to his cabin and he got the two springs that he used to - , the two clamps that he used to set the trap with because they were, - the springs, - were so strong that he couldn't set them without the clamps. He wired the log chain to the trap very securely, threw it over the saddle horn of his old grey mare, and rode up Right Hand Fork to Ephraim's wallow that was about a half mile above his camp and he cut down an aspen log. That aspen log was nine inches in diameter at one end and six inches in diameter at the other and was nine feet long. Around the middle of that log he wrapped the chain and wired it securely so that he couldn't get it off and then he set the trap, climbed on to his horse and rode up to the seep spring. He dropped the trap, into the spring without getting off his horse a'tall, so as not to leave any more man-scent around there than he could. The log was there with the chain wrapped around it; he took a willow and he smeared mud all over the chain where it came out of the water all over that log. And he rode back down, and he said "Ah hah, Old Ephraim, I'm gonna get ya this time." He rode back up the next afternoon, but Old Ephraim wasn't there. He'd been there, though and he'd carefully dragged the trap out of the spring and he'd dug a new wallow and he wallowed in it and had gone. But he made a fatal mistake that time, for the first time he hadn't poked sticks in the trap until the trap had been set off, and there it was set open all ready with great big jaws and meshing teeth, and all that Frank had to do was to take a stick and inch it over until he got it into the seep spring and it sank out of sight in the muddy water, and he turned around and he went back and he said, "Old Ephraim, I'm gonna get you this time." He hadn't gotten off his horse a'tall. There wasn't a chance for new and fresh man-scent around there. That night, it was a starry night and it was cold, but there was no moon. And about 2:00 o'clock or three in the morning, uh-h-h, Frank heard an awful – (loud growl/scream) – a scream, that sounded like a cross between a wild bull's bellow and an African lion roar. And he said it waked him up in his sheep camp, and he sat bolt up-right in bed and he said "What in the world have I caught up there? That's no bear sound. I guess he'll be good though with that great log and the chain wrapped around it. I'll get up there first thing in the morning and settle him off, whoever it is, and whatever it is." He had just dozed off to sleep again, when – (loud growl/scream) – and he sat bolt up-right again and he said, "Well, Frank, you're gonna let it get on your nerves." So he laid down and tried to go to sleep again. He was just about to doze off, when – (loud growl/scream) – and that time he found that whatever it was, that it was coming right down that trail, toward his camp and that it was just about in the middle of a bunch of brush which was a quarter of a mile in diameter and soon as it got through that bunch of brush and with a hundred yards, it'd be in his camp. Sheep-herder-like, he'd pulled off his boots and his jumper and climbed into bed, so as to be ready to pull on his boots quickly the next morning and go out after his sheep. He thought, "I'll settle that old fellow in short order." So he got up and pulled on his boots, he didn't take time to slip into his jumper; and he grabbed up his gun and started up the trail that he knew just as well in the night-time as he did in the day-time, he'd ridden it so much. But he was on foot and he came up to that bunch of brush and he walked through, and uh – he looked and looked and looked and pretty quick he came out the other side of the bunch of brush and he realized that whatever it was, he'd passed it! Right there! In the night! And so he leaned on to the top of his gun barrel and folded his arms and waited – oh – 14 or 20 minutes. I presume the old fellow thought that he'd gone on and all at once – (loud growl/scream) – there came a scream from that old bear and he was down in the brush, just a little ways. Frank looked up the side of the hill and he saw a Douglas fir tree, and he lit out to get to that Douglas fir tree ready to climb it and he expected the old bear right after him. So he sat down to wait and to watch and to keep guard till daylight came. It was cold that night. It froze the water solid in a two-quart lard bucket that he had down at his camp and he didn't have his jumper with him and he just about froze. But when the grey dawn came the next morning and he could see, he picked up his gun, but his fingers were so numb he could hardly hold on to it. But they warmed up as he walked down to the edge of the brush and there he went through the brush, very carefully, very carefully, until he came out the other side of the brush and then he knew that whatever it was that was in there had gone on through the brush, with him up there sitting guard. Then he was stumped and just as he came inside of his sheep camp, he heard the scr-r-ream again, down in a bunch of willows. He immediately crossed Aspen Fork and went down a little trail to get a good sight of the chap, and there over the tops of the willows he saw a bunch of fur. So he shot into the fur. Imagine his surprise when an old bear, head and shoulders above the top of the willows, stood up – oh-h, he was mad. His mouth was just as read as fire and frothing and his teeth, his incisors. Around his right front leg, the chain was wrapped just as neatly as one could ask to have it wrapped and there was the trap on his foot. He saw Frank and he came at him, walking right through those willows just as if they were so many weeds. Frank waited until he got through the willows and then he shot right through the fellow's heart. Down went the chap, but instantly up again and coming and "bang," he shot again and down he went again, but up and he was coming and he shot him again, three times, right through the heart and down he dropped again, but up and was coming and that time, he got to the edge of the willows. There was just a little hill about six feet high that separated the trail that that old bear was coming on and the trail that was leading down Aspen Fork that Frank was on and when he started to scramble up that little hill, Frank stepped back up through the next sheep trail to get a better (purchase). As soon as the old bear got to the top of that hill, he reared up on his hind feet, coming again, his eyes were green, his mouth was just panting, oh-h-h he was angry and Frank shot again, right through the heart. Four times within a two or three inch span, right through the old bear's heart and he dropped again, but up he was coming. He said I knew he was critically injured because the blood was coming out of his mouth in spurts, but he was coming with all the fury that a bear could possibly come. I never wanted to see a man so bad in my life. I just decided I had to see a man those four shots with the one I'd shot into the fur were all that I had in my gun, though I had another in my overall's pocket, but to see that man, I must get to John Nebeker's two miles away. So I started for John Nebeker's ranch up Long Valley as hard as I could run and the old bear right after me. Somehow I became aware of the fact that my dog had lit in after the bear as soon as he started to chasing me and the old bear had stopped and dropped to all fours to get at the dog. And I had unloaded my gun and had slipped that one other shell that I had into the chamber and I turned around and I shot him right behind the ear, and that time he dropped and I didn't go back to him a'tall. I'd seen all that I wanted of bear that morning so I went down to the little horse pasture that I had about a quarter of a mile below to get a horse to ride to Joe Peterson's, but my horses had smelled and heard the fracas and there wasn't a horse in sight. As long as I hobbled the old white mare the other horses would stay there, but she'd gone too, but I could track her because of the hobbles, and I tracked her down to the mouth of Trail Hollow and then up Trail Hollow about two miles where I found her. Her foot was caught in an aspen root and she was trembling just like a leaf. I took the hobbles off from her and made a rope hackamore and put it on her, patted her a minute and rode her on up Trail Hollow and over the Blacksmith Fork Divide and over to Joe Peterson's. And when Joe saw me coming he said, "For Heaven's sake, Frank, what's the matter?" "Joe, I've killed him, I've killed him." "You've killed who?" "I've killed Old Ephraim." "Well, isn't that what you've been trying to do for the last 11 years?" "Yes, but it wasn't like I thought it was gonna be. Joe, you've got to come and go with me and let me put my foot on that old bear's neck and realize that he's dead so that I can get hold of my nerves." "Not much. If the sight of that old bear affected you that way, you won't get me around him." "Oh, Joe, you've just got to!" Well, finally after breakfast they went over and saw the old bear lying in the trail. They couldn't get the bear trap off from his foot until they got the clamps, and so they rode up the trail down which the old bear had come and he had been on his hind feet all the way. He hadn't dropped to all fours once, except that night he was in the wash, the trail went through that bunch of brush just to the left of the wash, and at the point that he was closest to the wash. At that point Old Ephraim had dropped down on all fours and crouched and as Frank went by, he could have reached up and swatted him and that'd been the end of Frank, but he didn't. They followed him up to the uh-h-h, Ephraim's wallow and what did they find? Why they found the aspens all chewed to toothpicks. They found the log chewed almost in two, in two places, and in the third place it had, he had chewed it until it broke off and he got the chain off. They went down and measured the old bear. He was the length of a 5 foot shovel and handle plus two double spans, from the tip of his tail to a point midway between his ears. So they figured that he was over 9 feet long and that he weighed over 1200 pounds. One of his tushes [teeth] had been broken out by biting that trap so hard. They found that the others were just as long as a man's finger and the shaft and uh-h-h… that it was very difficult even though they tied the horsed to keep them there while they took off the trap and skinned the old bear. It was in the summer time and the fur was shedding, but they skinned it and that skin today is in Frank Clark's backyard in Malad. The rule in the Forest Service is that an animal that dies within 50 feet of a water course has to be buried completely or he has to be drug so that he's more than 50 feet away from the water. They lassoed the bear and tried to drag him away, but the horses were so skittish, that they wouldn't pull and so they dug a hole and buried him, but the bear smell was so strong, that they couldn't keep a horse on the place. So Frank uncovered the bear and got a lot of dry willows and set him afire to burn up the bear scent and the bear. And the willows blazed up and they melted the fat in the old bear's carcass and this caught fire and burned with a blue-green flame, flickering up all night long and there Frank was in his camp, 50 yards above, where he could see that eerie blue-yellow flame and he couldn't sleep. The next day he went down and covered the old bear up thoroughly and he tried to sleep the following night, but he couldn't, so he had to send and get his brother to come and watch his sheep for the rest of the season, while he went out to Malad to recuperate. That was the story of Old Ephraim as it was told to me the night of August 12, 1922 at Tony Grove Ranger Station by Jack Mortimer. He told it to me when I went down to telephone that the scouts had made a successful hike to the top of Mt. Naomi and were camped just above Tony Grove and were having a fine time. I could telephone their mothers who would be anxious about a lot of boys that had never been away from home at night. About a week later, I went down to the Intermountain Forest and Ranger Experiment Station in Ephraim Canyon, and I told that story to Dr. Sampson. He said to me, "don't waste any time without writing that to Dr. C. Hart Miriam. Dr. Miriam is writing a monograph on the grizzly and he has found grizzly skulls extending from Mexico up to Alaska, but he never yet has found an authentic skull from the Wasatch Mountains and he believes that they weren't in here. You must write that to him at Laguna Beach, California immediately." So, I came back to Logan and wrote Dr. Miriam that story. The letter went down to Laguna Beach, but he had left for the Smithsonian Institution at Washington, D.C. in the meantime and the letter was forwarded to him there. There came, just at the time of school opening, a letter from Dr. Miriam stating I must have that old skull because if it's a grizzly's skull I'll pay $25.00 for it. I usually pay that amount for the grizzly's skull, but I have never yet had a skull sent to me from the Wasatch Mountains and if that is a grizzly bear, I must have it put into my story of the grizzlies in North America. I went to a Boy Scout executive conference at Blue Ridge, North Carolina, when I got back home, I was so busy with school that the letter was left unanswered until another letter came begging me to get Mr. Clark or Jack Mortimer or some other man to ride up there and to dig up that skull and to send it to him. I telephoned Frank Clark. He said, "What, go up to there for that skull? Not for $25.00 or $2500 would I go up there." I tried Jack Mortimer and Jack Mortimer said, "Oh I haven't the time and I don't know exactly where he was buried." And I tried Hop Rice who was another ranger that knew that country very well, and he wouldn't go. On election night, 1922, I told that story to my troop of Boy Scouts, Logan Troop #5, and they immediately sent up a chorus "Why don't we go up there and find that old skull and send that to Frank Clark. We owe a big bill of money on our garage that we've tried to pay off, but we still owe $75.00 on it and that'd pay off a third of it." So it was arranged that the following Friday afternoon Troop 5 would go on a hike on their scout rambler up to the Boy Scout camp which was about five miles as the crow flies from the point in Right Hand Fork where Old Ephraim was killed. It was 11 miles around the way you'd normally go to get to it. We went there and camped and the next morning a group of the boys decided to go right through the Right Hand Fork, which was a box canyon overgrown with brush so thick that there was no trail through it a'tall. But the boys decided that they could worm their way through the brush at lots less time and effort than hiking around the 11 miles to come in to the place from above. We worked our way through and it was very difficult and when we got within a half a mile of the top of the box canyon it started to rain. I then sent the younger boys back and with five of the older boys, who were just about ready to become assistant scout masters, we hiked along through above the box canyon, it's about 2 miles to the mouth of Aspen Fork and I knew that somewhere along our sheep-trodden trail, that old bear had been buried. We carried a lunch along with us in a large cracker box and a shovel and as we came to the mouth of Aspen Fork we strung out and each boy took up the trail each watching for charred willows, as an evidence that there had been a fire, and that was probably the place where Old Ephraim was buried. I followed up the rear and finally sticking out from the side of the trail, I found a willow that was about 2 or 3 inches above the soil and the end of it was burned off and I said "Fellows I believe we've found the place." They dashed back and started digging and sure enough, they found the place and they dug up Old Ephraim's skull. My but it was ripe. It had had 4 months to become thoroughly rotten and smelly, but we dug up the skull and then had to go on beyond that place for an eighth of a mile so we could eat our lunch away from the stench. Then we moved back and put the skull in the cracker box and tied it up securely and with a willow, an aspen, that was about a rod long, we slipped that through that box and I got on one end of it and another boy got on the other so that we were at least 8 feet away from it and carried it on our shoulders and finally got back to the Boy Scout camp. We put the skull in my garage all winter, but wrote to him, to Mr. Miriam, that we had been up there and secured the skull, and just as soon as it was in a condition that it could be shipped without being destroyed, we would ship it to him. The next spring we shipped it to him, and in about two weeks there came a letter back with a check to "Logan, Utah Troop #5, Boy Scouts of America – one old male grizzly skull - $25.00." That summer I was taking the troop up to the scout camp again and ran on to Dallas (Lor) Schaub in his frock coat. He was a special lecturer at the UAC summer school. He said, "Where are you going?" I said, "We're going on a scout trip up to the Boy Scout camp. Would you like to go with us?" and he said, "You bet I would." So we took him along with us. That night around the camp fire, I told the story and he said, "Won't you please let me have that story as you've written it, as you've told it and I'll publish it in the Nature Magazine." So I wrote it to him and he went to the Smithsonian Institution. He found the skull. It was numbered and in the Smithsonian Institution, it had been burned, charred, you could tell that that was the skull. He published the story in the October 1927 number of Nature Magazine. The following year, 1923, I wanted to, later than this trip with Dr. Schaub, I got Ray B. Croft, professor of Forestry, and another young chap and as we hiked up to the spring where Old Ephraim had been killed, and we found Frank Clark just below, he told us the story again. We went up there, we got the three pieces of that log that were there, brought them down to the scout room as trophies. Measured the height to which the chap had left his tooth mark, the highest in there and it was 114 inches above the ground that his clear-cut tooth marks had bit into an aspen tree. We went down and examined the chain and the trap and had Frank tell us the story again and said to him, "Frank, there's a group of (…)." Later on, on the 23rd of August, the fathers and sons had an outing up there and I led the troop of boys up the 11 miles around to the place where Frank Clark had had the experience. We ran onto Frank Clark, he told us the whole thing about it. The boys were wide-mouthed. We went up to the spring, we came down and then I said to Frank, "Won't you please come down to the father and sons camp tonight and tell that to those men and boys?" "Oh," he said, "I'd be frightened to death." "Oh," I said, "you must do it. That's a wonderful story," and so just at dusk I looked out and there came Frank on the same old grey mare to the Boy Scout camp. That night it was rather cool and we had a big fire in the fireplace in the scout lodge and the boys and men were seated all around. It would hold about a hundred people, and on the balcony the boys were seated with their feet hanging over and there was that firelight flickering on Frank Clark's face. He told the story to those boy scouts and you never saw boys with wider-mouthed wonder listening to a story than to Frank Clark as he told the story of Old Ephraim.
(December 6, 1996, story transcribed from audio tape donated by Emily Monson, great-granddaughter of George R. Hill by Beverly Murri; retyped and corrected November 2008 by Becky Skeen)
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6 cloves garlic, minced
1 t dried basil
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As NFL training camps open and NCAA media days arrive, you may find yourself hungry for some football and may lack the patience to wait any longer.
I have an answer for that.
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[A 2010 CFL game between Edmonton and Saskatchewan -- Photo: REUTERS/Fred Greenslade]
Stop laughing and hear me out.
I have been a casual fan since I was a kid. I had, and still have, a lot of friends through hockey, giving me a little more familiarity with most things Canadian. I don't run around saying "a-boot" or anything, but I can name all eight teams off the top of my head. I can also point out the very few differences you need to get started:
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*The field is wider -- 65 yds. -- making for a lot more room to move.
*The endzones are 20 yds. deep instead of 10, again spreading out traffic.
*Each team has 12 players and all the offensive backfield, except the QB, can be in motion.
*There are three downs instead of four, making it run-and-shoot almost all the time.
[Calgary and Winnipeg meet in a 2010 CFL game -- Photo: REUTERS/Fred Greenslade]
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Photo of David Thomas, Mechanised Transport A.S.C.
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|Thomas, David
|Photo of David Thomas, Mechanised Transport A.S.C.
|A soldier stands in his barrack compound in Chester, leaning on a bicycle. From other photos in Walter Powell's collection it is possible to say that this is David Thomas.
In the diary of Walter's father W.J. Powell it is recorded that he was sent photographs from Wal (Walter) from Chester taken by Private Davies 265537, this may be one of these.
Part of a collection relating to Walter H. Powell, Llandrindod Wells, (private / driver M2-267205 Mechanised Transport Army Service Corps). Born 1898, Walter tried to join up under-age on a number of occasions, finally succeeding in 1916. He served many months - (more than 2 years?) - in different army units in Britain, before going over to France. He served as a despatch rider for an anti-aircraft battery in 1918-1919. Walter was gassed suffering the effects all his life. He was a founder member of Toc-H in Llandrindod, and a keen footballer - he died in 1994 aged 96. However Walter's older brothers (Cliff and Percy Powell) and his uncle (Humphrey Powell) died of wounds sustained during the war.
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|The Great War Archive, University of Oxford / Primary Contributor
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Georgian Labour Party announced its election campaign officially today - leader of the party Shalva Natelashvii addressed the citizens of Georgia today and urged them to make the right choice and vote for the Labour Party.
Thirty convicts will be dismissed from prison under the early release - the local councils of the Parole Commission discussed cases of about three hundred prisoners and approved only thirty of them. The discussions are held verbally and convicts and their lawyers attend the discussions at the councils.
Orbi Group will construct a new hotel complex in Adjara`s seaside city of Batumi. A 35 storey hotel will be built on the Kobaladze Street and it will be equipped with the inventory produced in Adjara.
National Democratic Party of Georgia has commented on the reports about the evacuation of peaceful population in the occupied Tskhinvali Region of Georgia. Leader of the party Bachuki Kardava accused Russian Federation of preparing a new military aggression ...
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Jondi Baghaturia - Kartuli Dasi - this will be the name of the political party led by MP Baghaturia in the voter ballots.
Number of visitors to the Adjara Region has increased - according to the data released by the Adjara Tourism Department, 900,000 visitors travelled to the Region during the past seven months.
Prime Minister of Georgia arrived in the village of Jikhaishi, Samtredia region, to view demonstration land area, which is being watered by a drop-irrigation system. Vano Merabishvili met with local farmers and talked with them about the meaning of product refining centers, which will be opened near such land areas soon.
Voters in Adjara Autonomous Republic of Georgia will have to make their choice on four ballots on October 1, 2012, because under the decision of President Saakashvili, the elections of the Adjara Supreme Council will be also held on the day of parliamentary elections of Georgia.
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BOOK BLURB: After the War took the lives of Lulu Davies's parents and her fiancé, she promised herself she would guard her heart carefully and concentrate on her great love–flying the biggest and best airplanes in the sky. Lulu is a pilot in the British civilian air force, ferrying planes around Great Britain and keeping her eye on a coveted spot in a training program for world-class pilots. She's perfectly content to strive for greatness in the skies, and dance with a few GIs on the way.Brawny, quiet American medic Joe Weber signed up with the paratroopers to escape his checkered past; he's hoping that jumping out of planes and patching up soldiers will earn him respect and a hopeful future. Joe's first real test of medical skill is on a pilot whose plane takes a hard landing in a training field; after rushing to the crash scene, he is stunned to come face-to-face with a gorgeous Rita Hayworth lookalike. And when the two cross paths at a dance hall a couple weeks later, he can't resist the urge to find out more about this spirited, dark-haired beauty.
Their flirtation breaks all of Lulu's rules, but dance by dance, week by week, walk by walk, she finds herself falling in love with this honest, vulnerable man on the run from his demons. But as Lulu and Joe's undeniable attraction gains momentum, World War II steadily intensifies toward D-Day. Only time and hope will tell if the two lovers can overcome the past to form a beautiful life together in peace-time.
A gal pushed between him and the man to his right. Without a word or a spare glance, she picked up Joe's beer and took a long swig. Joe frowned, then his jaw went slack. It was her.
She thumped the empty stein on the counter and daintily wiped the corners of her ruby lips. Smiling when she met his eyes, she said, "I daresay I was thirsty."
"You're that pilot."
"And you're that medic."
Nearly as dazed as when he'd first seen her in that downed Hurricane, Joe didn't know what else to say. He needed a drink, but someone had just polished off his beer.
"Jamie," he said, signaling the thin Limey behind the bar. "Two more, please."
The woman grinned when the bartender brought the drinks right away. "However did you manage that?"
Joe shrugged, then handed over the unfamiliar money. "Enlisted men tip better than the officers."
"Knowingly? You just gave him twice as much as you ought."
"We got our beers, didn't we?" He lifted his drink. "To second chances."
"Soldier," she said, tapping her stein against his, "you're going to need more than second chances to survive this muddle."
Joe laughed. "To eighth chances, then?"
"That sounds about right."
"How's your knee?"
She glanced down. "Better. I was laid up for a few days, but you were right. All things considered, I was lucky."
Joe realized she was wearing slacks. The unfamiliar dark blue uniform sat neatly along the curve of her bosom, the inward nip of her waist, and the rounded flare of slender hips and athletic legs. He'd never thought slacks on a woman could be arousing, but they suited her: tidy, slim, conservative but with a heavy undercurrent of daring. Her hair was parted down the center and piled in waves that framed her pale face.
Those wide brown eyes, eyes he hadn't been able to forget, remained unchanged–still a little screwy, but her gaze was keener now.
"Can you dance?" he asked, surprising himself.
"Slow dances, if you don't mind."
"Not at all."
She smiled anew. Forgotten parts of Joe perked up and screamed for attention. Female attention. She was beautiful and completely unexpected. He wanted to touch her, kiss her, lay her across the bar . . . Jesus, his imagination had no manners.
He hurtled back to himself and wrapped both hands around his stein. Damp pewter would have to do when he really craved warm, womanly skin. Smoke clogged his nostrils and music pounded in his head.
"What's your name?" he asked, staring at the froth of her beer.
"Second Officer Lulu Davies, Air Transport Auxiliary."
"Short for Louise."
"I like that," he said.
"Me, too. Now it's my turn to guess." She took hold of his shoulders and turned his upper body to face her squarely. Joe shivered when she gave his biceps a quick squeeze. A secret smile tilted the corners of her perfectly painted lips. "Only one chevron," she said, glancing at his tunic sleeve. "Poor private."
"First class, at least."
"You don't think I'd be seen with any less, do you?"
"I wouldn't presume."
She touched the insignia of wide eagles' wings affixed above his right breast pocket. "No stars above your jump wings, which means despite being with the 82nd Airborne, you haven't yet seen combat."
"I'm impressed."
"You shouldn't be," she said with a dismissive wave. "Simply means I've idled with too many soldiers. Now all I need is your name."
"Joe Weber."
Lulu finished her drink and nodded for Joe to do the same. He complied. The beer wasn't strong enough to cool how hot his blood was running. Not by half. She took his hand. "Well, Pfc. Joe Weber, I'll have a dance now."
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