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Fabricating Jesus: How Modern Scholars Distort the Gospels
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Why are scholars so prone to fabricate a new Jesus? Why is the public so eager to accept such claims without question? What methods and assumptions predispose scholars to distort the record? Is there a more sober approach to finding the real Jesus?
Commenting on such recent releases as Bart Ehrman's Misquoting Jesus, James Tabor's The Jesus Dynasty, Michael Baigent's The Jesus Papers and The Gospel of Judas, forwhich he served as an advisory board member to the National Geographic Society, Craig Evans offers a sane approach to examining the sources for understanding the historical Jesus.
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Publication Date: 2008
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Editorial Reviews
"Few scholarly debates are more controversial or more vulnerable to distorted views from right and left than the discussion about the historical Jesus. The increased attention given to extracanonical texts such as the recently published Gospel of Judas and even the fictional vapors of The Da Vinci Code can seem in the eye of the casual reader to put the historical and theological credibility of the New Testament materials themselves in question. That is why Craig Evans's thoughtful, well-informed and balanced review of the debate is so welcome. Fabricating Jesusis not a reaction to modern biblical scholarship but a judicious guide through the evidence--and a fair-minded and careful assessment of how scholars have dealt with it."
"This is a work that can be given to a genuinely interested skeptic, and you will not be embarrassed. Recommended."
" Fabricating Jesus is yet another resource from Evans to help our generation wrestle with the challenges of radical skepticism."
" Fabricating Jesus exposes the misinformed nonsense that has confused the reading public over the past few years. Craig Evans is a well-read and thoughtful scholar who knows all the ancient texts. In this well-written book, he exposes the misguided assumptions and dubious sources that lie behind the wild theories that have plagued the public. He has also presented Jesus and the Gospels in their proper historical context. With enthusiasm, I recommend this book for scholars and all interested in Jesus and Christian origins."
"Craig Evans has written a necessary book on historical Jesus research. His book is exemplary for a 'conservative enlightenment.' It is aptly critical as scholarship--but it is also critical of sensational modern approaches in Jesus research that do not live up to the standards of academic research. In this well-written, lucid book, Evans informs readers of exciting new developments in Jesus research which outdate some hypotheses that were once in vogue. He knows academic scholarship from within--and also the very human aspects of all those who are engaged in Jesus research. So it is not only a very good scholarly book, but also a noble and fair book."
"This book belongs with the excellent work Craig Evans has already published on the historical Jesus. Professor Evans consistently uses evidence in a truly scholarly and properly balanced manner to reach convincing conclusions--so different from some sensationalist claims about Jesus that quickly turn out to be based on mere wishful thinking. This is contemporary Gospel apologetics at its very best."
"In Fabricating Jesus, we have one of the greatest talents in biblical studies applying his skills to one of the biggest problems in popular culture--the eclipse of the true Jesus, to whom history gives abundant witness. Craig Evans does a masterful job of exposing the sort of tabloid scholarship that captures headlines and confuses the general public. He returns us to the clear-headed analysis of genuine historical inquiry, demonstrating the reasonableness of the Gospel accounts. This book will clarify matters for ordinary readers, yet satisfy scholars too."
"Craig Evans is a prolific and distinguished scholar whose many books and articles are well known to his colleagues in the academy. Fabricating Jesus adds another fine work to the list of his accomplishments. For decades now, the unsuspecting American public has been subjected to dubious academic claims about the historical Jesus that hardly rise above the level of sensationalistic novels. In particular, the Coptic Gospel of Thomas has been misused as a privileged route to the historical Jesus, when in fact it is an interesting and valuable source for knowledge of the patristic period. Especially in regard to the Gospel of Thomas, Professor Evans's arguments against the misuse of apocryphal Gospels are especially cogent. This book is a healthful antidote to a great deal of what claims to be the quest for the historical Jesus in the United States today."
"Many recent studies of Jesus are arguing that evidence requires a Jesus redo. Some works are written by well-known academics, while others are written by less well-known authors. Enter Craig Evans, who has given his life to the historical study of Jesus. Mincing no words, he calls most of these efforts what they are--fabrication. However, his tone is irenic, the style is accessible, his argumentation is sound, and his scope is comprehensive. This book is a necessary exposé of many recent works, taking us from the hype to the historical Jesus. Eminently qualified, Evans has done us all a great service."
"Craig Evans is well-known in academic circles for his expertise in Judaism and the history of early Christianity. In this new book he brings a refreshing mixture of scholarly erudition and critical common sense to an evaluation of the various documents that have been thought to undermine the credibility of the New Testament and demonstrates convincingly that they cannot bear the burden of proof that has been placed upon them. Such documents as the Gospels of Thomas and Peter have no significant new light to shed on the historical Jesus. At a time when much baseless fiction is being developed by novelists on the basis of such dubious sources, it is good to have this exposé of just how fictitious such writings are."
"This powerful and persuasive book is a much-needed antidote to the outrageous distortions about Jesus and the Gospels that have been popularized in recent years. It's authoritative while still being accessible, and well-argued without being mean-spirited. I strongly recommend this outstanding resource to both Christians and spiritual seekers."
"Few scholars are as well positioned, well trained and well informed as Craig Evans to critique the recent spate of books that have hit the stands, touting a new Jesus for a new day. In a scholarly world where almost anything can pass for knowledge of the historical Jesus or earliest Christianity no matter how far-fetched, it is comforting to have someone like Craig Evans as a sure guide through the maze of books on Jesus and supposedly lost Christianities. Fabricating Jesus is simply the best and most well informed popular-level book ever written on the Gnostic and apocryphal Gospels, as well as on a host of other early traditions that in some way touch on the story of Jesus. Along the way, Evans also provides us with a sane and sober reconstruction of Jesus and his aims and the history of earliest Christianity. I hope this book will gain the wide audience it so richly deserves."
"Dr. Evans has done a formidable service to evangelical Christianity . . . [and] has ably championed the integrity of the original New Testament documents as reliable evidence of the traditional Historical Jesus."
"The quest of the historical Jesus has been seriously misled by much poor scholarship and distorted almost beyond recognition by recent pseudoscholarship. But now Craig Evans out-skeptics the historical skeptics, demonstrating from his own intimate familiarity with the biblical texts and his mastery of ancient sources how unfounded are many of the claims made and how ridiculously bizarre are the hypotheses thought to give some support to The Da Vinci Codeand its like. The mature judgment of such an accomplished and front-rank scholar cannot be ignored or lightly gainsaid--a welcome draft from a clear spring after all the muddied waters of recent years."
"[A]s a resource to quickly find some responses to or literature on some bewildering issues in Jesus studies, this volume will prove very helpful."
" Fabricating Jesus is an excellent resource for basic information about the texts, issues and major players in the historical Jesus debate."
"In this book, aimed primarily at a nonspecialist audience, Craig A. Evans intends to show that traditional views about the Gospels and Jesus are historically well founded. Evans brings his considerable expertise to bear on a wide variety of topics."
"Overall, this work makes a major contribution to historical Jesus studies."
"In the genre of conservative evangelical responses to The Da Vinci Code and the Jesus Seminar, Fabricating Jesus stands out as a generously civil yet firm critique of the way some scholars distort Jesus."
"[This book] is a timely, succinct, and well-written guide for those perplexed by this subject that is much in the news these days. In this wide-ranging book Evans covers numerous contemporary and perennial academic topics related to the historical Jesus."
"This thorough, well-written book debunks a number of serious but widespread and influential misinterpretations of the New Testament Gospels, and thus provides an invaluable service."
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HeyJudeLucedale, MSAge: 55-65Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5Very well written, easy for a layperson to read.May 3, 2012HeyJudeLucedale, MSAge: 55-65Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5The book is well written and is an excellent response to the "false gospels" that are out there. There is a lot of "junk" out there masquerading as truth and Craig Evans does an excellent job of exposing falsehood.
The last chapter, I thought, was the best. In the final chapter of his book, he explores the uniqueness of Jesus Christ and why the early church insisted that Jesus rose from the dead on the first day of the week. One cannot read the book, including the last chapter, without appreciating, anew, the uniqueness of Christianity and why Jesus Christ is like no other.
I would recommend the book to a seminary class or even a Sunday School class that wanted to delve deeper into the truth of the Gospels.
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New miniature of Kingdom Death released!!
The awesome digitally sculpted by Jon Troy Nickel!!!
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Enjoy it
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The awesome digitally sculpted by Jon Troy Nickel!!!
Please visit kingdom death store to get more infomations,
Enjoy it
P.S: Thank you for everyone comment and support, thanks!!!!
pretty cool stuff.!
Beautiful, it is very beautiful.
Im going to have to get involved with the kingdom of death kickstarter such amazing sculpts
Is this your creation, I mean your character?
Hope more of your art is turned into sculptures. Amazing.
wow, pretty good
amazingly gorgeous! th draw and the sculpture....D:
Very nice.
Hermoso, muy bueno...
Another superb piece
hehe ... sold out^^..
very nice mini, i'll have to check out the site.
what scale is the mini?
Them thighs.
oouuhhh it looks so good *.*
Love your coloring and her pose is great!
Love your coloring and her pose is great!
i wish kingdom death was at 100% :C
A big fan of your stuff, dude. Can't wait to see more!
omg WANT.
I love the character concept. Shamelessly provocative and curvy, wearing next to nothing...and I mean that in a good way. This is the kind of work I adore. I find myself saying this a lot lately--there's a reason it's called fantasy. Beautiful work.
sure its fantasy, but theres millions of these male feminist gamers who do nothing but complain about a fantasy... butch of pansy morons
Yeah, I say if you don't like it, go look at something you do like and let folks enjoy it. They're not going to change anyone's minds anyway.
Holly this is so great , i love the coloring , fantastic work
Sexy art man
This is awesome ... I want it like,... RIGHT NOW!
Beautiful art work, my friend! Very well done... Congratulations!
See, this is what i need to look in to, digital sculpture XD

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Volunteers to clean litter from Lake Erie coast
People get mad when they participate in the Pennsylvania-Lake Erie International Coastal Cleanup.
Coordinator Don Benczkowski has seen their disgust as they pick up the cigarette butts, food wrappers, soda pop cans, bottle caps, plastic bags and other trash littering their local watershed.
"They turn their anger into action," said Benczkowski, coastal resources management environment planner with the state Department of Environmental Protection.
When those people return for the next coastal cleanup, they bring even more volunteers to gather even more garbage. Benczkowski hopes an additional 500 people will turn out for this year's local ICC event on Sept. 15.
Organizers would like to see 2,000 people at the 10th annual Pennsylvania-Lake Erie International Coastal Cleanup, which will be held at 16 sites. They extend along the lake from Raccoon Park in Springfield Township to Twenty Mile Creek in North East Township and also south to Mallory Run in Edinboro.
"Because of previous success, we are adding additional cleanup areas in McKean Township and the Edinboro area, and we look forward to another strong volunteer turnout to help us make the event another huge success," said Kelly Burch, regional director for the state Department of Environmental Protection's Northwest Regional Office.
Benczkowski said volunteers can register in advance or just show up at a site. They don't need to take anything but their enthusiasm. Gloves and garbage bags will be provided, he said.
"They should expect to get dirty," Benczkowski said. "One of the most disgusting things people can do is pick up other people's trash."
Since the local ICC began in 2003, a total of 8,106 volunteers have picked up 169,390 cigarette butts, filters and cigar tips from beaches, waterways, trails and similar sites, officials said.
Benczkowski said the event is about more than cleaning up the environment. The day is also about educating people. He said a lot of items found during the cleanup, such as plastic beverage bottles, are recyclable.
A grant from Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield will provide participants in the Pennsylvania-Lake Erie cleanup with green tote bags made of recycled plastic bottles.
Benczkowski said information, such as the number of beverage containers that were trashed along the coast before being recycled during the cleanup, is used for environmental programs in schools and for the public.
"Our goal is to make sure people know and recycle," he said.
DANA MASSING can be reached at 870-1729 or by e-mail. Follow her on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNmassing.


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random cutouts by snappedbeatWatch
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11 cutouts, please credit me if you decide to download!
how do you scan anyways? (:
aw. i love the drawn girls in this pack, where did you get them from? where do you get all your magizine cutouts from. do you scan them and then make them into png, or find them on the internet?
thank you! haha I love those too Yeah I scan them from a magazine like the Dutch Cosmogirl. Then I make them into a png, I think it's kind of 'not made by you' when you take them from another site lol.^^


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John Wynne Hopkins was born in 1954 in Dafen, Llanelli, Wales and his family emmigrated to Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) when he was five weeks old. He was brought up in Africa but returned to Wales to be educated at Llandovery College, Cardiff College of Art and Trinity College Carmarthen, where he trained as an art teacher. Taught in the 'Beacon School', Buckinghamshire before returning to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). He completed a regular army commissioning course at the Rhodesian Army, School of Infantry, Gwelo and served in the 1st Battalion Rhodesian African Rifles. His first military commissions were produced at the height of the Rhodesian bush war and were for the 1st Bn. Rhodesian Light Infantry, and the 1st Battalion Rhodesian African Rifles before he joined the Rhodesian Army. John returned to Wales in 1982 and for many years has painted wildlife, military and aviation scenes and enjoys painting Welsh landscape in plein air. Attained a Bachelor of Education Degree in 1988. For many years John was Head of the Art Department at Pen Y Bryn Senior Special School until taking early retirement to paint professionally. John Wynne Hopkins was commissioned by Cranston Fine Arts over a period of several years to produce a number of paintigns including a series of the British Army in Northern Ireland and has also produced numerous paintings for the Army Air Corps and in many cases numerous paintings for single regiments. These commissions have also meant him travelling to a number of trouble spots in the world including Northern Ireland, Bosnia and Kosovo. His commissions have included, 1 Regiment Army Air Corps., 4 Regt Army Air Corps, 7 Regt Army Air Corps., 9 Regt Army Air Corps, 5 Regt Army Air Corps (Northern Ireland) , R Sqn 22 SAS, A Coy 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Wales, The 1st Battalion the Devonshire and Dorset Regiment, The Royal Netherlands Marine Corps, 2nd Battalion The Rifle Regiment, 1 Transport Regiment Royal Logistics Corps and the 4/7th Royal Dragoon Guards. In 2006 he completed a commission for 9 Regiment Army Air Corps of the latest attack helicopter the Apache AH1. 2009 the 4/7th Royal Dragoon Guards commissioned a painting of their latest MC winner Sgt C.P.Richards MC, Charge of the Knights, Basra Iraq, 4th April 2008. In 2010 Col John Waddy of Arnhem fame commissioned a painting of the drop of the 4th Parachute Brigade, Gienkle Heide, 18th September 1944, Arnhem, during Operation Market Garden. John spent a week with Col John Waddy and the Military Academy course looking at the battlefield. At one stage John was mistaken for Directing Staff on the course but the old soldier had plenty to say. John was invited back to Arnhem in 2011. Military Aviation Artist John Wynne Hopkins was invited back to Arnhem for the ceremonies to do with the momentous battles of the 1st Airborne Division, during Operation Market Garden, in 1944. At a presentation and showing of the latest documentary DVD of the drop of the 4th Parachute Brigade at Ginkle Heath, 18th September 1944. The presentation took place at Cinemec, the cinema in Ede. Images of his painting were used on the cover of the DVD and the huge display boards on the cinema. John was asked to present framed copies of his latest Arnhem print to the Burgomaster of Ede, Mr Van der Kemp and the Commanding Officer of the 11th Airmobile Brigade, Bgen van Wiggen. Copies of the print were then presented to a number of Arnhem Veterans of the battle who were present. The prints depict the drop of the 4th Parachute Brigade on Ginkle Heath, on the 18th September 1944 and was commissioned by Col John Waddy who was the Officer Commanding B Company 156th Parachute Battalion during that momentous drop and subsequent battles. John took this opportunity to do more research for his next large painting commission for Brigadier Mike Dauncey DSO, a famous Glider Pilot and Arnhem Veteran, who is going to present the painting to the Glider Pilot Regiment Association. 2012 should see John painting in Helmand province, Afghanistan with the British Army, sketching and painting the daily life of soldiers and their ongoing operations, gathering information for future paintings of this campaign.
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Among the Basques, Barcelonians and Turistas
Ghosts of Spain
By Giles Tremlett
Walker, 386 pages, $26.95
Arriving at the Madrid morgue to attend a friend's wake, journalist Giles Tremlett expects to find himself in a solemn place. As he relates in "Ghosts of Spain," Mr. Tremlett instead discovers an atmosphere like that of "a small airport terminal." People are milling about. "A TV monitor tells you which corpse is in which cubicle. A cash dispenser sits in the middle of the foyer." There is even a busy bar-restaurant that stays open late, attracting non-mourners in search of a nightcap. The episode illustrates not only the Spanish love of crowds but the defiant exuberance of Spanish life, never more evident than in the presence of death.
Mr. Tremlett, the Madrid correspondent for Britain's Guardian newspaper, has lived in Spain for 20 years. His affectionate yet critical intimacy with the country helps to make this book much more than an ordinary journalistic survey. As an "integrated outsider," he can draw on personal experience, such as the birth of his son in a Madrid maternity ward, where the boisterousness of visiting gypsy families offsets the imperious detachment of the doctors.
Extended residency has also allowed Mr. Tremlett to gather off-beat stories distinctly revealing of his adopted land, like that of the flamenco tournament at the Granada jail, where musicians doing time at prisons across southern Spain are bused in to compete for prize money and a recording contract. He visits a bordello south of Valencia, which features a handicapped-accessible bedroom equipped with grab bars. And he attends a youth festival for radical Basque separatists, where black rappers from Los Angeles mingle with folk dancers clad in sheepskins and conical hats.
In Spain today, the ancient often appears alongside the avant-garde. Thus Mr. Tremlett devotes a large part of his narrative to history, mixing modern Spanish scenes with concise accounts of the nation's encounters with Islam, anarchism and package tourism. A fascination with Spain's past helps explain Mr. Tremlett's dismay at certain aspects of the present, such as the legions of young hikers, laden with "Goretex, Timberland, mountain bikes, mobile phones and GPS navigation devices," who have overrun the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route. He regrets the neglect of older buildings amid a fashion for spectacular constructions by big-name foreign architects (think of Frank Gehry's metallic fantasia at Bilbao). On the other hand, he sometimes loses patience with the pace of change, as when he is scandalized to find himself the only man in a roomful of expectant mothers at a prenatal class.
His interest in history, Mr. Tremlett writes, was deepened by the recent exhumations of bodies in mass graves dating from the Spanish Civil War (1936-39). Those exhumations have stirred a wrenching debate over the war and the dictatorship under Francisco Franco -- subjects that had been largely off-limits since Franco's death in 1975. The Socialist government under José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, which came to power in 2004, has added to the controversy by proposing to remove the last memorials to the late dictator and to pay reparations to his victims.
Mr. Tremlett naturally sympathizes with the men and women seeking a decent reburial for ancestors killed by Franco's Nationalists. He welcomes an end to the "pact of forgetting" that followed Franco's demise, portraying the pact as the price paid for the transition to democracy. But as he acknowledges, atrocities occurred on both sides of the war; the Republicans, as George Orwell discovered, were no pristine band of displaced philosopher-kings. Thus Mr. Zapatero's retroactive endorsement of the Republican cause has inspired descendants of its victims to voice their own grievances, starting a competition that can grow only more bitter.
Yet the battle lines within Spanish society have changed since Franco's day. The current government's policies on same-sex marriage and the public financing of the Catholic Church have aggravated longstanding cultural antagonisms between the "two Spains" -- the anticlerical, egalitarian one and its traditionalist, authoritarian counterpart. Yet prosperity in what is now the world's eighth-largest economy has eased the sort of class tensions that culminated in civil war. If Spain is divided today, it is mostly along geographical lines.
Over the past two decades, Spain has transferred power from the national state to the governments of its 17 regions. Local identities have never been stronger. This is especially true in the three "historical communities" -- Catalonia, the Basque Country and Galicia -- whose languages share with Castilian the status of official tongues. Mr. Tremlett explores all three regions to see if they still fit into a larger nation.
Returning to his favorite Spanish city, Barcelona, Mr. Tremlett is taken aback by the growing use of Catalan, a trend that he suggests might leave this most cosmopolitan corner of Spain increasingly isolated from the rest of the world. In the Basque country, he faces but does not solve the mystery of why a prosperous and largely autonomous region with a thriving local culture should continue to host a violent separatist movement. At the same time, he wonders why the northwestern region of Galicia, where an even higher percentage of the population speaks the local language than in Catalonia or the Basque country, has shown no serious interest in regional nationalism.
The difference, he concludes, is that after more than a millennium as custodians of the shrine of Spain's patron saint (at Santiago de Compostela), the people of Galicia have a stake in the culture of Spain as a whole. It is that sort of insight that vindicates Mr. Tremlett's approach to a deeply traditional and fast-changing land.
Mr. Rocca is an American writer in Rome.


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There will be an introduction to stained glass class this Saturday, November 3 at our space, starting at 10AM. This will be a class where our guest instructor, Patti, will cover the materials, methods, and tools required to get started working with stained glass. There will a demonstration of the techniques involved. Due to the level of interest in this topic, we've decided to break it out into separate sessions. This session will be an introductory class to cover the basics, but we won't be able to provide tools and materials for everyone to work with to make their own stained glass panel. Because of that, this will be a free introductory session (no materials fee) where we will familiarize everyone with the process, and try to give everyone at least a little hands-on time with the demonstration materials Patti will be providing.
After this introductory session, we'll set up at least one follow-up session with an attendance cap where we can provide the tools and materials to allow people to make their own stained glass panels. There will be a materials fee for that class. This follow-up session isn't scheduled yet, but keep an eye on our homepage and/or Google Group to find out when these classes will be. We know that you have that itch to learn about and make new things. Rather than turning people away for this class, we thought we'd break it up so that we can have multiple working sessions if needed.
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Chelsea Clinton's Mother-in-Law Loses House Bid
The Clinton dynasty isn't unstoppable.
Despite a campaign appearance from Bill Clinton and fundraising help from Hillary Clinton, former congresswoman Marjorie Margolies will not be returning to the House. Margolies, whose son Marc Mezvinsky is married to Chelsea Clinton, lost the the Democratic primary in Pennsylvania's 13th Congressional District on Tuesday to state legislator Brendan Boyle. While it's a blow to the Clintons' budding dynasty, this may be for the best; as we all know, the birth of a grandchild can seriously affect a candidate's ability to concentrate on their political career (if they're female).


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As always, Death Valley is hostile territory for USC
Published: Friday, October 12, 2012 at 10:33 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, October 12, 2012 at 10:33 p.m.
BATON ROUGE, La. — Steve Spurrier lightheartedly, if not dismissively, shrugged off questions this week about the mystique of LSU's Tiger Stadium, even though he knows from experience how hard it can be to win there.
No. 3 South Carolina (6-0, 4-0 SEC) at No. 9 LSU (5-1, 1-1)
8 p.m., ESPN, 97.1 FM, 104.3 FM, 1400 AM
Line: LSU by 2 ½.
Series Record: LSU leads 16-2-1.
South Carolina can maintain at least a share of the SEC East lead by remaining unbeaten in league play while enhancing national championship credentials that have grown with each victory. If LSU loses, it could drop out of the Top 10 and would need help to repeat as SEC West champions. A victory, however, would keep the Tigers in the national title discussion and allow them to win the West by winning out.
LSU's beleaguered offensive line against a South Carolina defensive front led by ends Jadeveon Clowney and Devin Taylor. LSU lost starting LT Chris Faulk to a knee injury earlier this year, and fellow starting tackle Alex Hurt and starting guard Josh Williford both are hobbled and may not play. That could spell doom against Clowney and Taylor, who've combined for 15 ½ tackles for losses this season, including 10 ½ sacks.
South Carolina: RB Marcus Lattimore appears to be well on his way to another 1,000-yard season with 549 yards rushing to go with nine TDs through the Gamecocks' first six games.
LSU: RB Spencer Ware was among LSU's top rushers last season and the physical tailback's effort during the past three games has gotten coach Les Miles' attention. Looking for a new spark in an offense that stalled last week at Florida, Miles has mentioned the possibility of using Ware, a former high school quarterback, in the wildcat formation.
South Carolina is riding a school-record 10-game winning streak, also the longest streak among teams in major college football, one ahead of Alabama. ... The Gamecocks will try to improve to 7-0 for only the second time in school history and first time since 1984. ... The Gamecocks are facing their second Top 10 opponent in as many weeks after defeating then-No. 5 Georgia last weekend. Next week, they play No. 4 Florida. ... LSU rides the nation's longest home winning streak at 21 games, having not lost in Tiger Stadium since falling to Florida on Oct. 10, 2009. ... LSU is 10-1 vs. South Carolina at home, with the only loss coming in 1994 by a score of 18-17, marking the last time South Carolina has beaten the Tigers. ... LSU has not lost two straight games since the end of the 2008 regular season.
— The Associated Press
"That is THE Death Valley, isn't it? Or is there another one? There's two of them. That's right. There's two Death Valleys," the colorful coach of No. 3 South Carolina said in a two-pronged jab at both tonight's opponent — LSU — and the Gamecocks' in-state rival, Clemson. "We know it'll be loud and crazy and all that kind of stuff, but we've won in front of 90,000 before.
"The tiger doesn't play defense or offense for them, not yet anyway," Spurrier added, referring to LSU's Bengal tiger mascot, Mike. "They keep him caged up, I think."
Spurrier has his best team in his eight seasons at South Carolina, which is now ranked higher than any time since climbing to No. 2 in 1984.
The coach has had plenty of victories at LSU, both as Florida's quarterback and coach, but also had one of his worst upset losses there, a 28-21 setback in 1997, when he was coach of the No. 1 and defending national champion Gators and the Tigers were ranked 14th.
This time it won't technically be an upset if South Carolina (6-0, 4-0 Southeastern Conference) fails to make it out of Louisiana's version of Death Valley with its record still unblemished. No. 9 LSU (5-1, 1-1) has been listed as a slight favorite by odds makers, even after losing for the first time this season last week at Florida.
Although LSU's offense stagnated in a 14-6 loss, the Tigers have one of the top defenses in the country and can still win the SEC West by winning their remaining league games. Such a run would put them right back in the national championship picture.
The Tigers have also won a school record 21 straight at home. They haven't lost in Tiger stadium since Oct. 10, 2009, against then-No. 1 Florida, led by Tim Tebow.
"We can't lose any more or our national championship hopes are gone. We've got to buckle down and just get to it," said LSU linebacker Kevin Minter, whose 20 tackles and forced fumble at Florida earned him SEC co-defensive player of the week honors. "South Carolina — they're such an incredible team. If we win this game it would give us a little more momentum going into the rest of the season."
LSU coaches and players sound convinced that first-year starter Zach Mettenberger can be an exceptional quarterback. He just hasn't shown it yet — not consistently anyway.
He didn't have to be that good in LSU's first five games because the Tigers have been averaging about 200 yards on the ground. But in his only two SEC games, he has struggled. At Auburn, he was 15-of-27 for 169 yards, no touchdowns and turned the ball over twice on fumbles. At Florida, Mettenberger completed fewer than half his passes for 158 yards, was intercepted once on an overthrow and was sacked four times.
"We have flashes here and there. We've just got to get more consistent," Mettenberger said. "I can only take care of myself on the field. The other 10 guys have got to be responsible to do their job. But we're so close to being a good offense. ... We're just one guy away, a step away or a second away. If we just continue to work it out and iron out the little things we're going to be fine."
If they haven't ironed it out this week, though, they could be in for a long night against a South Carolina defense with a lethal pass rush led by Jadeveon Clowney and fellow end Devin Taylor, who've combined for 15½ tackles for losses this season, including 10½ sacks.
The Gamecocks are looking pretty good on offense, too, after rolling past then No. 5 Georgia 35-7 last weekend. Marcus Lattimore rushed for 110 yards and a score against the Bulldogs, while dual-threat quarterback Connor Shaw passed for two TDs and ran for another.
That game was at home, though. LSU will pose a tougher test. The Tigers rank third in the nation in total defense, second in pass defense and eighth in scoring defense.
Shaw isn't even sure how much his foot speed will help.
"Those guys are just as fast as me," Shaw said. "I don't think I'm going to get out of the pocket like I usually do. I'm just going to have my eyes downfield and get the passing game going."
Spurrier, meanwhile, conceded crowd noise could pose problems for his offense.
"We won't be able to audible," Spurrier said. "Last week, we changed a whole bunch of plays (at the line scrimmage), so hopefully, we get the right one called at the beginning."
LSU coach Les Miles said the Tigers were stung by their lone loss and poor performance on offense, but have the talent and desire to grow from the experience.
"I'm not ready to say that we're not going to be a really good football team," Miles said. "It's just that we need to do the things that we can do and do them extremely well. We need to execute them at a high level and make our opponents deal with it. It's about us and about what we want to do, not necessarily about our opponent."
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Black women can find it challenging to wear makeup that can be seen. Black skin can require stronger colors, and some makeup companies don't put enough pigment in their makeup for it to show properly on their skin. Black skin also has different tones, so one shade does not fit at all.
Things You'll Need
- Good cleanser
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Wash your face and apply light moisturizer before doing any kind of makeup.
Use makeup that matches your skin tone. The website Make Up for Black Women says there are three basic tones: red, yellow and blue. If you have red undertones, you need make up with reds, mauves and magentas, while yellow, orange and black can complement the undertones. Women with blue undertones need blue shades, and red, teal, orange and black colors, while those with yellow undertones need violet, brown, blue-green and amber shades.
Pick a foundation that isn't far from the color of your actual skin. A foundation that is too dark or too light will conceal the original skin color.
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Dr. Holochwost holds a B.A. from Yale University, a M.A. from Rutgers University, New Brunswick, and a Ph.D. from the University of Delaware in art history. At Delaware, she specialized in American art and material culture. Her dissertation project was supported by a Douglass Foundation Fellowship at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a short-term research fellowship at Winterthur Museum and Library, and a Henry Luce Foundation/American Council of Learned Societies Dissertation Fellowship in American Art. She recently completed a postdoctoral fellowship year at the Smithsonian American Art Museum dedicated to researching her book project on the embodied imagination in antebellum American art and culture.
Dr. Holochwost's research and teaching interests include landscape and gardens in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century America and the British Atlantic world; the use of humor in American art; the material culture of slavery and plantations; the social world of Hudson River School painters; and the politics of postwar British abstract art. Her article, "A 'Pretty Good Grahamite'"? The Paradoxical Pleasures of Asher B. Durand's Ariadne" appears in the Fall 2013 issue of American Art. In addition to her work as a teacher and scholar, she has worked as a consultant on projects to assess and evaluate public art education conducted by museums, galleries, and federal funding agencies.
Areas of Expertise
- Hudson River School painting
- Romanticism in American arts and letters
- American material culture
- Cultural politics in postwar England and America
Ph.D., Art History, University of Delaware, 2011
M.A., Art History, Rutgers University, 2006
B.A., Yale University, 2001
ARTH 150: Introduction to Art
ARTH 222: American Art: Native to Modern
Selected Publications
"A 'Pretty Good Grahamite'"? The Paradoxical Pleasures of Asher B. Durand's Ariadne" American Art 27 (Fall 2013).
Review of Doctored: The Medicine of Photography in Nineteenth-Century America by Tanya Sheehan, caa.reviews. December, 2012.
Review of Sanctified Landscape: Writers, Artists, and the Hudson River Valley, 1820- 1909 by David Schuyler. Pennsylvania History: A Journal of Mid-Atlantic Studies. Forthcoming, Autumn 2013
Selected Presentations
"Chasing Pigs and Milking Cows: Interpreting Play in Asher B. Durand's Doors for Mr. Reed's Gallery." Invited lecture, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C., June 2013.
"Luman Reed's Doors: Exhibiting Contingency in Jacksonian America," Conference presentation, Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies Conference, "Pleasure, Race, and Exhibition in Nineteenth-Century America," Charlottesville, Virginia, March 2013.
"Skinning the Sister: Frederic Edwin Church's Restoration of Sor Pudenciana," Conference presentation, Southeastern College Art Annual Conference, "Taking Art Apart," Durham, North Carolina, October 2012.
"Envisioning Collapse: Genius, Madness, and the Irrationality of the Market," Conference presentation, Association of Historians of American Art Symposium: The Academy, Museums, and the Market, Boston, October 2012.
"Visual Strangeness in Poetic Landscapes by Thomas Doughty and Charles Codman," Symposium presentation, Charles Brockden Brown Society Biannual Conference: Weird America, Pasadena, October 2010.
"The Triumph of Vision and the Failure of the Hudson River School," Invited lecture, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Fellows Colloquium, New York, May 2010.
"The Screen and the Veil: Imagination, Gender, and Illusion in Antebellum American Visual Culture," Conference presentation, College Art Association: "American Art and the 'Period Eye,'" Chicago, February 2010.
"Real and Concealed Identities in the Painting of Gerald Murphy," Invited lecture, Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, New Brunswick, New Jersey, October 2003.


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DescriptionGenre: Country
Artist/Group Name: Phil Vassar
Release Date: 05/02/2006
Original Release Date: 2006
Length of CD: 56:21
Label: Arista/GRP
Total Time: 56:21
Disc 1
1. Bye Bye
|2. In a Real Love
|3. Carlene
|4. I'm Alright
|5. Last Day of My Life
|6. My Next Thirty Years
|7. Little Red Rodeo
|8. American Child
|9. Twenty One
|10. Just Another Day in Paradise
|11. For a Little While
|12. Woman in My Life, The
|13. Six-Pack Summer
|14. That's When I Love You
|15. I'll Take That as a Yes (The Hot Tub Song)
Release Notes
Personnel: Jeffrey Smith (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, baritone guitar, 6-string bass, background vocals); David Grissom (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Bryan Sutton (acoustic guitar, mandolin); Russ Pahl (electric guitar, 12-string guitar, steel guitar, banjo); Larry Franklin, Aubrey Haynie (fiddle); Clayton Ryder (accordion, Hammond b-3 organ); Jim "Moose" Brown (Hammond b-3 organ, keyboards); Glenn Worf, Darren Theriault (bass guitar); Steven J. Caldwell, Chad Cromwell (drums); Eric Darken (percussion).
In addition to covering most of singer-songwriter Phil Vassar's country hits from his first half-decade as a Nashville star--"Carlene" and "Just Another Day In Paradise" to name a pair--GREATEST HITS: VOLUME 1 features three brand new songs, "Last Day of My Life," "21," and "The Woman In My Life." Vassar, who was a successful Music Row writer-for-hire for several years before he began his solo career, also presents his own versions of the hits he's written for heavyweights like Tim McGraw, Jo Dee Messina, Alan Jackson, and Collin Raye.
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The day the iPhone 3G was announced, I took some time to talk directly to Mark Siegel, Executive Director of Media Relations for AT&T Mobility and ask some questions. The big question on my mind and many others on June 16 was if those who bought the original iPhone early on would be allowed to upgrade to the new iPhone 3G.
The answer was yes, anyone can get the iPhone and Siegel told me directly that it would only require a new 2-year agreement. According to Engadget, that is accurate for AT&T customers who bought the iPhone before July 11 and for new customers. Anyone upgrading to the new iPhone from other AT&T handsets not eligible for upgrades will get hit with much higher prices to upgrade.
Those upgrading from a handset not eligible for discounts will pay $399 for the 8GB iPhone 3G and $499 for the 16GB model with a new 2-year agreement. Engadget also says that a no-commitment version of the iPhone 3G is coming at a gut-wrenching $599 for the 8GB and $699 for the 16GB. New customers signing up for with a two-year contract can get the phones for $199 and $299 respectively.
The individual plans for the phone start at $69.99 and include 450 voice minutes, unlimited data and 5000 night and weekend minutes. No text messages are included in the plan. For $129.99 you can get unlimited minutes anytime for an individual. Text messages for the iPhone will cost an additional $20 for unlimited messaging, $15 for 1500 texts per month and $5 for 200 texts per month.
quote: It's not like AT&T is losing anything by letting all iPhone owners upgrade at the price new iPhone 3G customers get. This is simply a way for AT&T to get more money...
quote: New customers signing up for with a two-year contract can get the phones for $199 and $299 respectively
quote: This is not a reasonable conclusion. AT&T reduced the price of the original iPhone based on the revenue it expected from the two-year contract. If they let you switch to a new iPhone at the fully-subsidized price, even with a new 2-year contract, they've now lost the contract revenue to fully pay for the first iPhone; the contract revenue is now going towards the second iPhone.
quote: Early adopters of the original iPhone will pay $399 for the 8GB iPhone 3G and $499 for the 16GB model and still get stuck with a new 2-year agreement.


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Barney Frank's Eleven Best Insults
"What the hell is wrong with you?"
In honor of the looming departure of Barney Frank, Congress's crotchiest member, The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza has compiled a list of eleven of the representative's surliest insults to members of the press (including New York's Jason Zengerle), which collectively used the word stupid three times, idiotic twice, and insane once. A taste: "Congratulations. You're four-for-four in managing to find the negative approach." (Barney Frank to NBC's Savannah Guthrie.) Another: "I hate your column." (Barney Frank to the Washington Post's Al Kamen.) Bonus points to whoever can guess who Rep. Frank was referring to as "a demented, right-wing source."
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The New York State Attorney General issued subpoenas in July to three firms that make energy drinks, including PepsiCo Inc, seeking information on the companies' marketing and advertising practices, a person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
Besides Pepsi, maker of AMP, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman also sent subpoenas to Monster Beverage Corp and Living Essentials LLC, maker of the 5-Hour Energy drink, said the source, who declined to be identified, citing lack of authorization to speak to the media.
A spokeswoman for Schneiderman declined to comment, as did PepsiCo.
Living Essentials also declined to comment beyond its July offering memorandum in which it said that it had recently received an inquiry from a state attorney general asking for documents relating to its product and marketing.
The company said in the memorandum, which was distributed in connection with a debt offering, that it was responding to the inquiry.
Monster also declined to comment beyond its August U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission where it stated that it had received a subpoena from an unspecified state attorney general. Coca-Cola and Dr Pepper Snapple, which make the NOS and Venom energy drinks respectively, said at the time that they did not receive subpoenas.
Schneiderman is examining whether the companies overstated the benefits of ingredients in the drinks while understating the role of caffeine, a common stimulant that industry critics believe to be the main active ingredient, the source said.
At least one Wall Street analyst found comfort in the narrow scope of the subpoenas.
"We think changes to labeling and marketing related to source of stimulant are unlikely to materially impact energy drink sales," Stifel Nicolaus analyst Mark Astrachan wrote in a research note.
Energy drinks, which can have less caffeine per ounce than strong coffee, make up a fast-growing sector of an otherwise stagnant market for carbonated soft drinks.
Monster is the leading U.S. energy drink by volume with nearly 39 percent of the U.S. market, but Austria's Red Bull has the highest share by revenue, due to its premium price.
The latest move on the energy drink industry follows New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's plan to propose a far-reaching municipal ban on sales of large-size sugary beverages by restaurants, mobile food carts, movie theaters and delis.
Monster shares were down less than 1 percent at $59.51 in afternoon trade on the Nasdaq. PepsiCo was up 2 cents at $73.19 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Ukraine's interim premier Arseniy Yatsenyuk on Friday called for global economic pressure against Russia to halt its drive to forge "a new world order."
Speaking after the signature of a landmark EU-Ukraine partnership deal, Yatsenyuk said economic pressure was the only way to contain what he described as Moscow's unprecedented disregard for internationally agreed borders.
"What's happening in the world today?" he asked. "Has Russia decided to impose a new world order?"
"Military response is not acceptable -- to have a third world war.
"The best way to contain Russia is to impose real economic leverage on them."
European Union nations have slapped sanctions on 33 Russians and Ukrainians over Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Black Sea peninsula of Crimea.
But the EU is reluctant to move to economic sanctions against one of the bloc's largest economic partners and a key energy supplier which provides more than a quarter of Europe's gas.
The Ukraine crisis however is prompting moves to diminish the continent's energy dependency on Russia as quickly as possible and Yatsenyk said "it's needed to overhaul the energy policy of Ukraine."
Saying that Russia was punishing his country for tightening relations with the EU by doubling gas prices, he called on the EU to help his country diversify energy sources.
"We all need to pay the price, for peace, stability, security and values," he said.


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Postoperative Delirium in Elderly Patients After Elective Hip or Knee Arthroplasty Performed Under Regional Anesthesia
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Delirium is a major adverse postoperative event in elderly patients. Incidence rates of postoperative delirium are difficult to determine. Because of the accuracy, brevity, and ease of use by clinical interviewers, the Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) has become widely used. This study used the CAM to determine the rate of postoperative delirium in patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty (THA) and total knee arthroplasty (TKA) procedures under regional anesthesia. Following Institutional Review Board approval, a prospective study of 20 patients per group ages 70 and above undergoing unilateral THA or TKA was initiated. Both groups received a combined spinal–epidural, postoperative patient-controlled epidural anesthesia, and postoperative oral opioids. Patient interviews occurred five times: once preoperatively and two times each on postoperative days 1 and 2. Only two patients were assessed as delirious according to the CAM method (one in each group; 5%). Patient assessment by other clinicians indicated that five additional patients experienced acute change in mental status; however, these patients were not delirious at the times of the study interviews. The rate of delirium in the elderly after arthroplasty performed under regional anesthesia is very low. Reasons for this include patient selection criteria and anesthesia type. The study excluded patients with several proposed risk factors for postoperative delirium: prior history of dementia, history of mental illness, and use of benzodiazepines. The use of regional anesthesia may have also reduced the occurrence of postoperative delirium.
Keywordspostoperative delirium delirium confusion assessment method elderly total knee arthroplasty total hip arthroplasty regional anesthesia
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- Postoperative Delirium in Elderly Patients After Elective Hip or Knee Arthroplasty Performed Under Regional Anesthesia
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Never mind Barack Obama's color. The real challenge will be getting Americans to vote for a guy whose name is Barack Obama. It's just so foreign sounding. Strange, maybe even dangerous. Ted Kennedy already slipped up and last year called the golden boy/junior Senator from Illinois "Osama." And they're in the same party!
The first name isn't the problem. We've had Rutherford, we've had Grover, we've had the suspiciously-Muslim-sounding Abraham.
Besides he can always just go with the first initial followed by the middle name, like former FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover. That would make him B. Hussein Obama. Hussein's his middle name?! He'd be better off with Milhouse. Or maybe he should just go with J. Edgar Hoover.
But I digress. The last name, Obama, is the tough part. It's not Adams or Coolidge. It's not even an anagram for anything remotely WASP-y sounding. Amoab? Too many vowels.
Yes, some of this would be mitigated if he were Caucasian, even Irish-Catholic. But would candidate Barack O'Bama have a much easier shot? Nope.
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Star Wars fans will naturally call him Obama-Wan Kenobi.
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The daughter of Seventies supermodel Christie Brinkley has shared a set of photos that reveal the stunning transformation she has undergone in the past year.
Sailor Brinkley Cook, now 15, posted the two pictures on Instagram, with the caption '1 year ago at the same time #lol #transformationtuesday'.
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Discouraging, depressing, outrageous - take your pick. The fact that bickering forces in New London could not work out their differences for something as wholesome as a parade is not a good sign.
Unless something changes, the group that for the last few years organized the increasingly popular "Irish Parade" on St. Patrick's Day will be taking their parade out of town, potentially to Niantic. Meanwhile, the Finizio administration announced the formation of a new group to organize a parade to replace it. Next up, we suspect, will be a fight over parade participants.
Petty politics certainly played a role in this. City Councilor Marie Friess-McSparran, president of the New London Irish Parade Inc. (will it be changing its name?) and Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio, though both Democrats, have a fractious relationship. Ms. Friess-McSparran backed another candidate in the 2011 mayoral election and has seldom supported the mayor since. The mayor is convinced that she contrived the controversy about the parade to try to embarrass him.
Frankly, we don't know. What we do know is adults should be able to compromise about holding a parade, even if they don't like each other.
As for the details, the administration's proposal to accommodate the Irish Parade appears reasonable. By executive order, the mayor is requiring organizers of all such public events to pay upfront the cost of police and public works support. The mayor said the city will issue a permit if the nonprofit group agrees to pay $7,500. That would cover the cost of the shorter route through downtown the parade used until this year. The new longer route would raise the cost another $4,000.
Since the parade is a City Council sanctioned event, the committee contends the city should be willing to issue a permit for the longer route at the lower cost. Given the fiscal constraints facing New London, insisting on the longer route and having the city assume the extra cost does not seem reasonable.
Downtown New London Association Executive Director Barbara Neff, who does a great job organizing the SailFest event every July, will head a new parade committee along with event coordinator Sean Murray. They plan to hold the parade Sunday, March 17. We wish the organizers well.
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