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University Circle needs traffic answers sooner rather than later: editorial
Editorial Board
February 02, 2014, 7:30AM
The growth in and around University Circle has created traffic tie-ups that need to be addressed with more transit and bike options, the editorial board writes.
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Merging East Cleveland with Cleveland could help both cities: editorial
Editorial Board
December 07, 2013, 1:30PM
George Forbes' idea of merging East Cleveland with Cleveland has strong arguments in its favor, but officials in both cities need to start advocating for the idea and Cleveland State University has to crunch the numbers, writes the editorial board.
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Three terms and out for Frank Jackson? An early preview of the 2017 mayoral race in Cleveland
Henry J. Gomez, Northeast Ohio Media Group
November 06, 2013, 11:00AM
A wide-open race will draw interest from state lawmakers looking to move up, City Council members stuck in place for more a decade and outside-the-box business and civic leaders sniffing for the right political opportunity. So, who's next?
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Wade Oval Wednesdays series celebrating 10th anniversary season
Zachary Lewis, The Plain Dealer
June 26, 2013, 3:00PM
With the Wade Oval Wednesdays music series, there's no need to consult a schedule. One act or another will be there every Wednesday.
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Democratic activist Jan Roller is out, and Ohio City leader Eric Wobser might be in as early Cuyahoga County executive race intensifies
Henry J. Gomez, Northeast Ohio Media Group
May 21, 2013, 4:36PM
The moves and speculation came a day after ex-Sheriff Bob Reid was the first to declare plans for next year's primary. The winner will be highly favored to succeed Democrat Ed FitzGerald, who is running for governor.
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Warrensville Heights Mayor Brad Sellers decides against running for Cuyahoga County executive
Henry J. Gomez, Northeast Ohio Media Group
May 02, 2013, 3:21PM
The 7-footer, a basketball standout at Ohio State who played six seasons in the NBA, is the latest Democrat to pass on next year's race for county executive. On Wednesday, Chris Ronayne said he had accepted a contract extension as president of the nonprofit University Circle Inc. development agency and would not run.
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Chris Ronayne gets contract extension at University Circle, won't run for Cuyahoga County executive
Henry J. Gomez, Northeast Ohio Media Group
May 01, 2013, 12:15PM
In a letter addressed to "friends and partners" Ronayne revealed that he accepted a contract extension this week that will keep him with the Cleveland nonprofit development agency through 2016.
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State Sen. Shirley Smith exploring run to replace Ed FitzGerald as Cuyahoga County executive
Henry J. Gomez, Northeast Ohio Media Group
April 29, 2013, 1:22PM
Smith is one of at least a half-dozen Democrats to publicly express interest in the executive's job and the first since FitzGerald officially launched his candidacy for governor last week. Others weighing a run include Ohio House Minority Leader Armond Budish, County Council President C. Ellen Connally, former County Treasurer Jim Rokakis and University Circle Inc. President Chris Ronayne.
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As Ed FitzGerald eyes bid for governor, early Cuyahoga County executive race hinges on 3: Armond Budish, Chris Ronayne and Jim Rokakis
Henry J. Gomez, Northeast Ohio Media Group
April 21, 2013, 9:00PM
The likelihood that Ed FitzGerald will not seek re-election and instead challenge Gov. John Kasich has prompted early posturing for the office FitzGerald would leave behind. The list of prospects has more than a dozen names, including a few Republicans despite numbers that work against them in a largely Democratic county.
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Can University Circle lure the rich back to Cleveland, acquire a skyline and share the wealth?
Steven Litt, The Plain Dealer
March 23, 2013, 3:10PM
Rising demand for housing and dwindling land, plus an upturn in the economy and freer lending, could mean the right conditions for luxury high-rises in University Circle, one of the hottest growth spots in Ohio.
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3 Democrats to watch for Cuyahoga County executive — if Ed FitzGerald runs for governor
Henry J. Gomez, Northeast Ohio Media Group
December 19, 2012, 3:15PM
For the moment most speculation surrounds three men: Ohio House Minority Leader Armond Budish, former County Treasurer Jim Rokakis and Chris Ronayne, president of University Circle's nonprofit advocacy and development group. A few other dominoes have to fall before the politicking intensifies.
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Pushing ahead with eds and meds: Joe Frolik
Joe Frolik, The Plain Dealer
November 13, 2012, 5:50AM
As higher education and hospitals -- "eds and meds'' -- become increasingly important economic engines in American cities, these anchor institutions also are becoming more involved in the lives of the neighborhoods around them, writes The Plain Dealer's Joe Frolik.
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Cuyahoga Democrats loosen Bill Mason's iron grip: Brent Larkin
Brent Larkin, Northeast Ohio Media Group
June 23, 2012, 12:00PM
If and when Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald decides to make a run for governor, replacing him could be an interesting process for a county Democratic Party in which Prosecutor Bill Mason and his political machine are losing their dominance, Brent Larkin writes.
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University Circle's Chris Ronayne fixes misspelling and sees the future: Michael K. McIntryre's Tipoff
Michael K. McIntyre
January 23, 2012, 5:45AM
The University Circle Inc. boss made a quick fix on a sign and predicted the headline that would follow.
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Debra Berry, newest Cleveland Metroparks board member, is all work and play
James Ewinger, The Plain Dealer
January 02, 2012, 7:29AM
Berry knows lakefront issues well because she worked on the city's first lakefront plan in 50 years, as a member of the Cleveland City Planning Commission under Mayor Jane Campbell, and loves Chicago's lakefront.
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Thousands enjoy CircleFest's atmosphere, activities to kick off winter
John Caniglia, The Plain Dealer
December 04, 2011, 7:46PM
Compared with last year's event, when cold temperatures and harsh winds pelted the event, today was a balmy retreat. The sun peeked out for a few minutes, then gray skies and a light rain came. But it hardly affected the crowds.
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University Circle forges ahead: editorial
The Plain Dealer Editorial Board
November 25, 2011, 6:31PM
Cleveland has some truly healthy neighborhoods. The trick is to expand these nodes to a scale that triggers more investment and more opportunity for everyone. University Circle is doing that, The Plain Dealer editorial board writes.
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Low-key Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson emerging as man with big ideas
Thomas Ott, The Plain Dealer
November 22, 2011, 6:48AM
One moment, Jackson calls on the state to abolish Ohio's teacher seniority system. The next, he blasts ODOT for not coming up with millions of dollars to transform the Memorial Shoreway into a tree-lined boulevard. This is the stuff of lasting legacies, dynamic stuff from a guy not often described as a dynamo.
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An 'F' at Oberlin College is not necessarily a bad thing: Michael K. McIntyre's Tipoff
Michael K. McIntyre
November 12, 2011, 5:45AM
Oberlin College alumni express their love of the college using the mother of all swear words on a new Web site.
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Greg Deegan teaches Clevelanders about Cleveland: My Cleveland
Grant Segall, The Plain Dealer
October 22, 2011, 3:15PM
Greg Deegan likes almost everything about Cleveland, even the weather.
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Girlfriend: Crystal Lake sailor 'a hero,' saved my life
By ABDON M. PALLASCH Staff Reporter email@example.com July 23, 2012 10:06AM
U.S. Navy personnel visit the Larimer family Saturday, July 21, 2012, in Crystal Lake. John Larimer, A Navy sailor who grew up in Crystal Lake, was killed in a shooting rampage at a theater in Aurora, CO, on July 20. | John J. Kim~Sun-Times
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John Larimer wanted to save others from danger. "John adamantly wanted to make a difference in the world, and he thought that his military service would be the best chance for him to do so," his girlfriend, Julia Vojtsek, 20 of Algonquin said Monday. It was Vojtsek he ended up saving when a gunman burst into the Aurora, Colo., movie theater and opened fire last week. Vojtsek described Monday how Larimer, the 27-year-old sailor from Crystal Lake who was one of the 12 killed by the gunman, protected her. "John and I were seated in the middle area. When the violence occurred, John immediately and instinctively covered me and brought me to the ground in order to protect me from any danger," she said in a written statement given to the Sun-Times by her mother, Kelley Vojtsek. "Moments later, John knowingly shielded me from a spray of gunshots. It was then, I believe, John was hit with a bullet that would have very possibly struck me. I feel very strongly that I was saved by John and his ultimate kindness." Earlier Monday, she told WFLD-Channel 32, "he's just a hero." "He held my head tight and put his body in front of mine," she told the station. Vojtsek said Larimer was excited to see the new Batman movie at the Aurora theater. They'd heard people were going to see it in costume, so they stopped at a Walmart and he got a Batman T-shirt, mask and cape that he wore to the theater. Vojtsek, a nursing student, and Larimer knew each other for six years but started dating only in the past three weeks. She was in Colorado because her father was working there. She said Larimer, a Navy petty officer and cryptologic technician who had been stationed in Colorado since October, was "always putting himself before others." After the shooting started, she told WFLD, "I just stayed down as long as I could." Afterward, "We tried to get John, but he was unresponsive," she said. "It seemed like he was gone." Asked about James Holmes, the man accused of killing her boyfriend and the others, Vojtsek said, "I just don't even know there could so much evil." In her statement, Vojtsek said she had recently spoken with Larimer about the future. "Weeks earlier, John and I had a conversation about his further advancement in the military . . . He wanted to be deployed for two simple reasons: He wanted to protect his country, and he wanted to save others from danger and harm." Larimer was a 2003 graduate of Crystal Lake South High School, where he was active in theater, and he graduated in 2008 from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater with a degree in history and political science. Adam Kavalauskas, a close friend of Larimer for years, said Monday he got worried when he heard about the shooting. "I went to Facebook and saw his wall," Kavalauskas said. "I saw Julia had written 'Batman.' I thought they were there or maybe nearby. "I messaged her. I messaged John: 'You OK? Were you anywhere near that Aurora theater? She messaged back: 'Call me' and gave me her phone. I called, and I could tell in her voice something was definitely wrong. After that, she had given me some details. I got off the phone. We texted and called up until we found out… until things were confirmed that night. John and Julia had known each other for quite some time. I had heard of Julia through John, I knew they were together. But I had not met her until she landed on Sunday." Larimer's father, Scott Larimer, said Monday that the family hasn't been told yet when the body will be released, so they haven't been able to make funeral arrangements yet. At an appearance in Chicago on Monday, Gov. Pat Quinn praised Larimer as an "American hero." "He was with his girlfriend at the movie, and he saved her life in the theater," Quinn said. "It's important that we not forget, ever, the special life of John Larimer. We thank God for giving him to us, and we ask God to give him eternal rest." Asked whether the Colorado tragedy should prompt Illinois to change its law that bans people from carrying concealed guns, Quinn said no. "The idea of allowing people to carry loaded weapons that are hidden on their person and be able to go in public places, whether it's a movie theater or shopping center . . . I just don't think that's a good way to prevent violence," Quinn said.


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Georgia's Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program, which operates on federal money, is operating on reserve funds, after a government shutdown cut off funds to many federal programs.
Nancy Nydam, a spokeswoman for the Georgia Department of Public Health, said the program would run "business as usual." Nydam was not able to say how long those emergency funds could last.
She said there are nearly 286,000 people on the program in Georgia, and the state's number of clientele is the fifth highest in the nation.
Meanwhile, another food assistance program, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), sometimes known as food stamps, will continue, at least through October, despite the shutdown.
Federal websites are not available for the SNAP program, but state websites are. Ravae Graham, a spokeswoman for the Georgia Department of Human Services, said that anyone who has already been approved to receive benefits for the month of October through SNAP will receive them.
Graham said federal funds are available for benefits and eligibility, but not for training or employment programs.
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Mile Notes: Altibr in Snappy Half-Mile Move
Forbidden Apple, the 5-year-old Pleasant Colony horse, winner of the Belmont Breeders' Cup Handicap and the Kelso Handicap in his most recent starts, arrived at Churchill Downs this morning via van from Belmont Park. Pointed for the Mile, he is trained by Christophe Clement.Hap, the eye-catching chestnut with the flaxen mane and tail was one of six Bill Mott-trained Breeders' Cup hopefuls to work Tuesday morning, breezing 4 furlongs on :49 3/5 on the turf under exercise rider Judy Nicks."It was a good work," said Mott. "We let him have an easy half-mile work and accelerate through the stretch."Hap brings a record of six victories in 10 starts to the Mile, having finished fifth in the Kelso in his most recent start, his only off-the-board finish since he began his career last year."I bucked his shins as a 2-year-old and sent him home," said Mott of the son of Theatrical, who is owned by Michael Paulson and Edward White. "Fortunately, they sent him back. As with most Theatricals, they get better as a 4-year-old."With Hap's success this year, having won four straight including the Bernard Baruch and Fourstardave at Saratoga, Mott said he might have to revise his opinion of such flashy colts."I've avoided those types of horses at the sales in the past, because they can't run," said Mott. "I may have to reconsider."King Cugat, the 3yo son of Kingmambo turned in a seemingly effortless work under exercise rider Judy Nicks Tuesday morning, breezing a half-mile in 49 3/5 on the turf."He makes it look easy," said trainer Bill Mott, who sent out six of his eight Breeders' Cup hopefuls Tuesday to work. "He makes it look like he's doing nothing and then you look at your stopwatch. I was very happy with his work."King Cugat, winner of the Jamaica Handicap in his last start, has fashioned a record of six victories and three seconds in nine lifetime starts. His only loss this year in five starts came when he was second to Ciro (Turf) in the Secretariat at Arlington."We got him beat in Chicago, but he's been very good throughout the year," said Mott of the Centennial Farms colt.Ladies Din, the 5-year-old gelding jogged about 1 1/2 miles under exercise rider Daniel Druet Tuesday after his arrival from California the previous day. Colorful trainer Julio Canani, who won the Mile last year with Silic, arrived wearing a Russian fur hat "a babushka" and told an enterprising television reporter live that he had just come from Moscow.Canani hopes Ladies Din is peaking at the right time in the fashion of Silic. "He has breezed about four times since he raced in Canada," said Canani of a fourth-place finish in the Atto Mile at Woodbine in his last start Sept. 10. "He is training really good."Canani said Ladies Din will gallop up to the race. His groom is Traversio Vibanco.New Jersey shipper North East Bound had his first trip over the Churchill Downs track Tuesday morning after arriving Monday night by van, jogging one mile. Trainer Bill Perry confirmed Monday that the 4-year-old would start in the Breeders' Cup Mile rather than the Breeders' Cup Classic."The rider (Jose Velez Jr.) thinks he's a better horse on the turf," Perry explained. "He holds a track record at Pimlico over the turf so he handles the surface. This is a tough race, but the Classic looked like a saltier spot."Walkslikeaduck, the 3-year-old Blushing John colt galloped one mile Tuesday morning under the eye of trainer Andrew McKeever, subbing for regular conditioner Patrick Gallagher, as the horse got his first look at the Churchill Downs oval following his arrival Monday on a flight from Gallagher's Santa Anita home base.
Gallagher was scheduled to arrive in Kentucky later Tuesday.
Walkslikeaduck, who will be ridden by Hall of Fame jockey Eddie Delahoussaye, will be going for his third straight victory when the gates open Saturday on the Breeders' Cup Mile. The colt, out of the Theatrical mare Nabla, posted wins in the Del Mar Derby and the Bay Meadows Breeders' Cup Derby, respectively.War Chant, the 3-year-old colt "trotted a mile" in company with Fusaichi Pegasus "and was all business" Tuesday at 6:15 a.m., according to trainer Neil Drysdale. He worked 6 fur. on the turf here the previous day."He looked very well in his first race on turf," said Drysdale in reference to a victory in the Oak Tree Breeders' Cup Mile at Santa Anita Oct. 14. "He has worked twice on the turf here and has looked very comfortable."The October race was his first since suffering a shoulder injury in the Kentucky Derby in May. "He is equally talented on dirt," said Drysdale. "He is a late May foal and has matured well. We were already thinking about the Mile last spring since he is by Danzig out of Hollywood Wildcat." Danny Lopez is his groom.
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text: Last week, international human rights groups Human Rights Watch (HRW), Amnesty International (AI) and the International Crisis Group (ICG) [advocacy websites] publicly declined an invitation [joint letter; JURIST report] to testify before the LLRC. In rejecting Sri Lanka's invitation, the groups stated that they would welcome the opportunity to appear before the commission if they felt it was a genuine and credible effort to pursue accountability and reconciliation. The rights groups criticized the commission's failure "to meet basic international standards for independent and impartial inquiries" and "government failure to address impunity and continuing human rights abuses". The groups went on to state that the LLRC's mandate, composition, procedures and the nation's human rights environment make it impossible to carry out a free and independent inquiry into war crimes. AI is particularly concerned about the suitability of a number of former officials serving on the commission who have defended Sri Lanka against war crimes accusations, and the lack of witness protection provisions. In the recent past, the advocacy groups have accused [JURIST report; JURIST report] Sri Lanka of carrying out various human rights violations during the final months of the 30-year civil war.


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weeks 13 & 14; new paper due date (posted 17 Apr 2013)
final exam link ready (posted 22 Apr 2013)
It is not so very important for a person to learn facts. For that he does not really need a college. He can learn them from books. The value of an education in a liberal arts college is not the learning of many facts but the training of the mind to think something that cannot be learned from textbooks.
(Albert Einstein, 1921, in response to Thomas Edison's opinion that a college education is useless)
The growing precision of our understanding should enhance, and not diminish our sense of wonder.
Without education we are in a horrible and deadly danger of taking educated people seriously.
(G. K. Chesterton)
In much wisdom is much vexation, and those who increase knowledge increase in sorrow.
(Ecclesiastes 1.18)
Health is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die.
Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.
(William Butler Yeats)
You must unlearn what you have learned.
(Yoda [Star Wars V: Empire Strikes Back])
The unexamined life is not worth living.
(Socrates [Plato, Apology, 38a])
οἶδα ὅτι οὐδὲν οἶδα.)
REL 102: Understanding Christianity |
• 2013 |
Welcome! |
Welcome to Religion 102: Understanding Christianity. This course is a general introduction to and an exploration of Christianity that will cover the basic beliefs and practices of Christianity (in various times and places) and their significance for the history of Western civilization and for us. More specifically, you will be able to:
Achieving these goals will require hard work on your part, which will bring many challenging, enlightening, exciting, frustrating, and rewarding experiences. Accessibility Statement: Westminster |
Caveat |
This course is designed so that anyone, religious or not, who does the required work can attain the goals mentioned above. This course is not designed to persuade you to a particular faith or religious point of view. Nor is it intended to build up or disparage existing faith, although an informed understanding of Christianity can lead to a deeper appreciation of it. Students who consider themselves to be followers of any religion, or of no religion at all, are welcome on this semester journey to become better acquainted with Christianity, to learn to appreciate it better, and to become informed and responsible interpreters of it. |
Requirements and evaluation for the course |
Evaluation |
For my criteria for evaluation of assignments go to Evaluation and read the information carefully.
Assigned readings |
readings should
be completed before the class for which they are
assigned—use your best judgment to divide the readings
evenly for each week. Keeping notes on the readings is
highly recommended. Occasionally I may assign additional
readings, but these will ordinarily be short. You must
come to class with at least 2
written questions or comments
you have about the readings (see
The primary focus throughout the
course will be on
cultivating the ability to ask informed questions
about the readings based on
the knowledge you gain along the way.
NB: Not all the assigned readings may be covered in class discussions or exams, but they are required for your edification. The more you refer to them in class and in your work, the more impressive your mastery of the readings will be. |
Research paper |
You will submit a research paper at Turnitin.com on a particular 1) theme or controversy, 2) doctrine, or 3) theologian that interests you. Browse through the table of contents in McGrath's Christianity: An Introduction for ideas or come up with your own topic for research. Consult the instructor as you pursue your interest and as you research (the earlier you do so, the earlier you'll know how feasible your research paper will be). Whatever your topic and thesis, make sure that connections with course materials are evident in your final work. You may also find the Tips for writing papers helpful.
Make an appointment as early as you can in the semester to discuss (1) your choice of topic and (2) your preliminary bibliography (bring a hard copy). The narrower and more specific your thesis—i.e., the argument you plan to make in your paper—the better.
Terms |
Throughout the semester, you will be responsible for learning significant terms covered in our texts or in class (see the "terms" file on the R-drive). You will be responsible for the definitions. Use (1) the course texts, e.g., glossary, index, (2) the resources listed in Resources to consider below, or (3) any other appropriate sources of information. The terms may constitute a part of any quiz or exam. |
Quizzes & exams |
There will
be a midterm exam covering all the materials in the
course, including the reading assignments and terms we
will have covered by the time of the exam. The final
exam will cover the entire sweep of the course.
There may be pop quizzes, the results of which will
affect the evaluation of your participation.
See my Evaluation
page under
Quizzes and examinations.
In lieu of the final exam, you may take a 30-minute oral exam. You must meet with me before April 15 to discuss this option. |
Grades |
Grades will be assigned as fairly as possible. See my Evaluation page under Grades for more information. The final grade for the course will consist of the following:
NB: If you have any questions about any assignment, please ask in class or make an appointment to see me. NB: If you have any questions about how you are doing in the course, please make an appointment to see me. |
Extra credit |
You may earn extra credit any time during the semester.
Required books |
• |
C. S. Mere
Christianity. San
HarperCollins, 2001. (text
file) |
• |
Christianity: An Introduction. Malden: Blackwell
Publishing, 2006. |
Recommended books (* = highly recommended) |
* |
The New Oxford Annotated Bible with the Apocrypha (NRSV), 3rd ed. (NB: table of contents, introductions, essays, tables, glossary, maps—all are very helpful) You may use another Bible, if you wish, but the New Oxford Annotated Bible (NOAB) will be the common text for class assignments and discussions. In all cases, you are encouraged to use other English translations (e.g., NIV) and Bibles in other languages in addition to the NRSV. The Tanakh is especially recommended for comparison of Old Testament passages. |
* | Achtemeier, Paul. Inspiration and Authority: Nature and Function of Christian Scripture. Peabody: Hendrickson Publishers, 1999. |
Allen, Diogenes. Christian Belief in a Postmodern World: The Full Wealth of Conviction. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 1992. | |
_______. Philosophy for Understanding Theology. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 1985. | |
_______. Primary Readings in Philosophy for Understanding Theology. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 1992. | |
Armstrong, Karen. A History of
God. New York: Ballantine Books, 1993.
[comparative history of the three major monotheistic
faiths: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam] |
* | Brown, Raymond E. Biblical Exegesis and Church Doctrine. Wipf & Stock, 2002. |
* | _______. Responses to 101 Questions on the Bible. New York: Paulist Press,1990. |
* | Bultmann, Rudolf. Jesus Christ and Mythology. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1996. |
Ehrman, Bart D. The New Testament and Other Early Christian Writings. New York: Oxford University Press, 1998. | |
* | Kerr, Hugh T. The Simple Gospel. Louisville: Westminster/John Knox Press, 1991. |
Lane, Tony. Harper's Concise Book of Christian Faith. San Francisco: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1984. | |
* | Lewis, C. S. The Problem of Pain. San Francisco: HarperOne, 1996. |
* | McGrath, Alister. Christian Theology: An Introduction. Malden: Blackwell Publishing, 2010. |
* | _______. Historical Theology: An Introduction to the History of Christian Thought. Malden: Blackwell Publishing, 2012. |
* | _______. Theology: The Basics. Malden: Blackwell Publishing, 2011. |
* | Pelikan, Jaroslav. The Christian Tradition: A History of the Development of Doctrine. 5 vols. Chicago: Chicago University, 1989. |
_______. Jesus through the Centuries: His Place in the History of Culture. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1985. | |
Robinson, James M. A New Quest of the Historical Jesus. London: SCM Press, 1959. | |
Segal, Alan F. Rebecca's Children: Judaism and Christianity in the Roman World. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1986. | |
* |
Strunk, William, Jr., and E. B. White. The Elements of Style. New York: Macmillan Publishing, 1979. (See my Resources page under Miscellaneous for the first edition of Strunk.) |
Resources to consider |
See my Resources page for McGill, AV, & Web resources (e.g., Catechism of the Catholic Church). |
Early Church Texts |
Keeping informed and in touch |
During the semester check your e-mail regularly for the latest messages from me regarding course matters (e.g., changes in the syllabus). Also visit this page for updates to the syllabus, as well as my homepage for other information and resources related to the course. Please feel free to make an appointment any time about any course matters. |
Tips from former students |
One last word . . . |
Regardless of how demanding all of this is, I promise to be as fair as possible. I recognize that you will be very busy this semester pursuing various obligations and passions. I understand. I have my passions too, e.g., my family, music, philosophy, nature, mountain biking, fixing things, food. But I am also very passionate about education, both yours and mine—I mean not just the business of acquiring knowledge but more importantly the total development of honorable human beings. I do not require you to share my excitement about all the things we will cover, but I do expect you to complete the requirements for the course. To help you do that as well as you can, I will make myself available outside the class time and the office hours. I will be glad to help you when you are struggling with an assignment. Or if you have any questions, concerns, complaints, and even compliments, I will do my best to take the time to listen and offer my response. Keep in mind that I am here to help you learn. So, again, welcome to Religion 102: Understanding Christianity. |
C o u r s e S c h e d u l e REL 102 |
108 |
• = required > = recommended + = read in the library (do not check out) |
bold = primary text(s) for class discussion red bold= dates to remember highlight = R-drive file |
Week 1
Jan 16 W Jan 18 Jan
•Course syllabus (including Evaluation link; review requirements, expectations & criteria for grading—ask Qs, if you have any) •Fisher: Effective Learning •McGrath: Preface; Introduction; ch. 1 •Nicene Creed; also here and here and here •Apostles' Creed; also here
•Keep (& update) copies of all relevant webpages •Reminder: bring your Qs & Cs to each class (see Participation) •Easter Quiz (NB: take this "quiz" before reading the following) •1Cor 15.3–10 •Mk 15.40•16.8 •Mt 27.55–28.20 •Lk 23.48–24.53 •Jn 19.25–21.25 •Acts 1.1–2.4 •Gos Pet (NB: Q10 on "Easter Quiz") |
•General orientation •World-view (ppt link) •What is Christianity? •What is the / the Christian religion? •What is Christian tradition? •What is Christian faith? •What is Christian doctrine?
•Context & perspective |
Week 2 Jan 23 W Jan 25Jan 28 |
chs. 1–2 |
bring your Qs & Cs to each class (see
Participation) |
•Jesus •The
Bible |
Week 3 Jan 30 W Feb 1 Feb
4 |
ch. 3
Old Testament |
Week 4 Feb 6 W Feb 8 Feb
11 |
ch. 4 |
•The New Testament |
Week 5 Feb 13 W Feb 15 Feb
18 |
•McGrath: ch. 5 •McGrath on experience, the 4th resource for Christian beliefs and theology
Background of Christian Belief |
Week 6 Feb 20 W Feb 22 Feb
25 |
•McGrath: ch. 6 •Lewis:
bk. 1 |
•Nicene Creed; also here and here and here •Apostles' Creed; also here |
Christian Beliefs |
Week 7 Feb 27 W Mar
Mar 4–10 (break)
ch. 6 •Lewis: bk. 2 |
•Nicene Creed; also here and here and here •Apostles' Creed; also here•Chalcedonian definition (excerpts); also here) |
•Core Christian Beliefs
Week 8 Mar 13 W Mar 15 Mar
18 |
syllabus (including Evaluation link; review
requirements, expectations & criteria for
grading—ask Qs, if you have any) •Lewis: bk. 3 |
•Nicene Creed; also here and here and here •Apostles' Creed; also here |
•Mar 13: midterm exam •Core Christian Beliefs |
Week 9 Mar 20 W Mar 22 Mar 25 |
ch. 7 •Lewis: bk. 4 |
also here
and here
and here •Apostles' Creed; also here •Chalcedonian definition (excerpts); also here) |
•History of Christianity |
Week 10 Mar 27 W Mar 28 R
Mar 29– Apr 1 (break)
ch. 7 >recommended resources |
of Christianity |
Apr 4 R |
Movie night at the Nas' 7:48 PM-ish Feel free to bring DVDs or VHSs of movies you think your classmates should see. For directions click here. |
Week 11 Apr 5 F Apr 8 Apr
10 |
ch. 7 |
•History of Christianity |
Week 12 Apr 12 F Apr 15 Apr
17 |
ch. 8 |
A Global View |
Week 13 Apr 19 F Apr 22 Apr
ch. 9 |
•Apr 26: no class (review course materials; work on research paper) •The
Life of Faith |
Week 14 Apr 29 M May 1 May
3 |
ch. 9 •Gabler: "On the Proper Distinction between Biblical and Dogmatic Theology and the Specific Objectives of Each" (Scottish Journal of Theology 33 [1980]: 133–58) •Meyer: "Faith and History Revisited" (Princeton Seminary Bulletin 10
•Apr 29: Last day for research papers (Turnitin.com) •May 10: Last day for extra credit papers (Turnitin.com) |
•Apr 29: no class (review course materials; work on research paper) •Biblical
theology & dogmatic theology •Canon •Faith, history & text •Final thoughts |
Final week May 10 F |
F i n a l e x a m: 11:30–2:00 (regular classroom) |
Have a great summer! |


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Playlist For March 22, 2013
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Walk Through the Valley of Dead Flowers
Caleb Burhans
- Caleb Burhans, violins
Private Recording
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12:13 AM12:31 AMString Quartet No. 1, "musica celestis"
Aaron Jay Kernis
Argo 436287
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01:03 AMCatenary, Memory Variations for Cello and Piano
Andrew Waggoner
- Robert Burkhart, cello
- Blair McMillen, piano
Centaur 3004
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01:15 AMThe Protecting Veil
John Tavener
- Yo-Yo Ma, cello
- Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
- David Zinman, conductor
CBS/Sony 62821
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02:03 AMCentre Bridge (dark river)
Frances White
- Pauline Kim, violin
- Airi Yoshioka, violin
- David Cerutti, viola
- Susannah Chapman, cello
- Troy Rinker Jr., double bass
- Paul Hostetter, conductor
Mode 184
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02:15 AMThe Vespertine Park
Gavin Bryars
- Ronald Reah, piano
- Gavin Bryars, piano
- Andrew Bilham, vibraphone
- Nigel Shipway, vibraphone
- Dave Smith, percussion
- Marie Wilson, Andrew Renshaw
GB Records 176
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02:27 AMSinfonia per Archi
Anders Eliasson
- Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra
- Juha Kangas, conductor
Alba 245
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Aleksander Lason
Polish Radio Katowice 27
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03:24 AMSiwa Mgla (Grey Mist)
Wojciech Kilar
- Wieslaw Ochman, baritone
- Warsaw National Philharmonic Orchestra
- Antoni Wit, conductor
Naxos 8.557813
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Aulis Sallinen
Ondine 831
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Sarah Kirkland Snider
- Orchestra for the Next Century
- Gary Schneider, conductor
Private Recording
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Kaija Saariaho
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- Tuija Hakkila, piano
Ondine 1189
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- Gloriae Dei Cantores
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John Adams
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- Cleveland Orchestra
- Christoph Von Dohnanyi, conductor
Nonesuch 79607
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Artist: Talking Heads
Album: Miscellaneous
Genre: Rock
Home is where I want to be
Pick me up and turn me around
I feel numb, burn with a weak heart
Guess I must be having fun
The less we say about it the better
Make it up as we go along
Feet on the ground, head in the sky
It's okay, I know nothing's wrong, nothing
I got plenty of time
You got light in your eyes
And you're standing here beside me
I love the passing of time
Never for money, always for love
Cover up and say goodnight, say goodnight
Home, is where I want to be
But I guess I'm already there
I come home, she lifted up her wings
I guess that this must be the place
I can't tell one from the other
I find you, or you find me?
There was a time before we were born
If someone asks, this is where I'll be, where I'll be
We drift in and out
Sing into my mouth
Out of all those kinds of people
You got a face with a view
I'm just an animal looking for a home
And share the same space for a minute or two
And you love me till my heart stops
Love me till I'm dead
Eyes that light up
Eyes look through you
Cover up the blank spots
Hit me on the head
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text: Analytical solution for thermal stresses of laminated hollow cylinders under transient nonuniform thermal loading/Laminuoto tusciavidurio cilindro apkrovimo nestacionaria nevienalyte silumine apkrova analitinis skaiciavimas.1. IntroductionFilament-wound composite pipes and vessels are widely used in commercial industries such as fuel tanks, portable oxygen storage, and compressed natural gas (CNG) pressure vessel transportation. Using of these materials under a high temperature environment is increasing. One of the causes for damage in these laminated composite materials includes delimitation. In order to evaluate this phenomenon, the thermal stress analysis taking into account the transverse shearing stresses and the normal stress in the thickness direction is necessary. In addition, a transient thermal stress analysis as well as a steady thermal stress analysis becomes important, because maximum thermal stress distribution occurs in a transient state. Lee [1] preformed the analysis of thermal stresses within multilayered cylinder under axial symmetry periodic boundary conditions. Ootao and Tanigawa [2] considered an angle-ply laminated cylindrical panel with simply supported edges due to a nonuniform heat supply in the circumferential direction. Shahani and Nabavi [3] solved transiented thermoelasticity problem in an isotropic thick-walled cylinder analytically by using the finite Hankel transform. Talor and Radu [4] considered the sinusoidal transient temperature for an isotropic hollow cylinder in an axis symmetric condition for the analyses of the thermal fatigue in the pipe lines. Hocine [5] investigated on thermo-mechanical behaviour of multilayer tubular composite in axis metric steady state conditions. His results show that thermal effect has the greatest influence on radial stresses and strains. Zamani Nejad and Rahimi developed a complete and consistent 3-D set of field equa-tions by tensor analysis to characterize the behavior of FGM thick shells of revolution with arbi-trary curvature and variable thickness along the meridional direction [6]. Bakaiyan and Hosseini [7] studied the stress and deformation of the filament-wound pipes under combined internal pressure and temperature variations with axisymmetric and steady-state consideration. In the previous works thermal conduction and elasticity equations was solved only for the steady or the symmetric condition. This investigation is concerned with the theoretical treatment of the transient thermal stress problem involving a two layered anisotropic hollow cylinder with non uniform temperature in the circumferential direction. 2. Analyses An infinitely long angle-ply laminated hollow cylinder composed of N layers is shown in Fig. 1. The cylinder's inner and outer radii are denoted as a and b respectively. It is assumed that each layer has the orthotropic material properties and the fiber direction in the ith layer is alternated with ply angle p to the z-axis. [FIGURE 1 OMITTED] 2.1 Heat conduction problem It is assumed that initially the laminated hollow cylinder is at constant temperature and the temperature of outer surface changes by an arbitrary function of time and angle of the form [bar.f] ([theta])[bar.g]([tau]). The temperature distribution is assumed to be a two-dimensional distribution in r-[theta] plane. The transient heat conduction of each layer and the initial and thermal boundary conditions in a dimensionless form are given in the following forms [2] [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (1) [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (2) [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (3) where [[bar.K].sub.r] = [[bar.K].sub.T] (4) [[bar.K].sub.[theta] = [K.sub.L] [sin.sup.2] ([PHI]) + [[bar.K].sub.T] [co[s.sup.2] ([PHI])} The following dimensionless values are introduced [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (5) where T is the temperature, [K.sub.r] and [[K.sub.[theta]] are the thermal diffusivities in the r and 6 directions, respectively, [[lambda].sub.r] is the thermal conductivity in the r direction, t is time, [T.sub.0], [K.sub.0] and [[lambda].sub.0] are the typical values of temperature, thermal diffusivity and thermal conductivity, respectively. In Eq. (4) the subscripts L and T denote the fiber and transverse directions, respectively. [bar.g] ([tau]) and [bar.f] ([theta]) are the arbitrary functions of time and angle respectively. Introducing the finite sine transformation with respect to the variable [theta], the solution of Eq. (1) can be obtained to satisfy Eq. (3). This solution is shown as follows [bar.T] = [[infinity.summation over (n=1)][[bar.T].sub.n] ([rho], [tau])([C.sub.l]sin(n[theta]) + [C.sub.2] cos(n[theta])) (6) where [C.sub.1] and [C.sub.2] are constants and can be found from Eq. (2). By using Fourier transform for function [bar.f] ([theta]), Eq. (2) can be written as [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (7) As a result, it is obvious that [C.sub.1] = [A.sub.n] ,[C.sub.2] = [B.sub.n], [[bar.T].sub.n] (1, [tau]) = [bar.g]([tau]) (8) Since, the function [[bar.T].sub.n] ([rho], [tau]) is still unknown, accordingly, substituting [bar.T] from Eq. (6) into Eq. (1) results in [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (9) The solution of the Eq. (9) may be accomplished by using the finite Hankel transform as described in [8]. Finally, the temperature distribution in the cylinder can be written as [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (10) [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (11) and [[lambda].sub.j] are the positive roots of Kernel([bar.a], [[lambda].sub.j]) = 0. Also from [7] [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (12) [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (13) 2.2. Thermal stress analyses In this section, the transient thermal stress of a laminated hollow cylinder is analyzed as a generalized plane strain problem. In each layer, the fiber direction, the in-plane transverse direction and the radial direction are denoted by L, T and R, respectively. Each layer has orthotropic material properties between the fiber-reinforced direction and its orthogonal direction. [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (14) Stress-strain relations in the dimensionless form for the ith layer are given in Eq. (14) .Applying the coordinate transformation rule to Eq.(14), stress-strain relations for the global coordinate system (r, [theta], z) are [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (15) where [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (16) In the above equations, the following dimensionless values are introduced [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (17) where [[sigma].sub.kli] are the stress components, [[epsilon].sub.kli] are the strain tensor, [[alpha].sub.ki] and [[alpha].sub.[theta]zi] are the coefficients of linear thermal expansion, [Q.sub.kli] and [Q.sup.*.sub.kli] are the elastic stiffness constants, and [[alpha].sub.0] = [[alpha].sub.r] and [E.sub.0] = [E.sub.r] are the typical values of the coefficient of linear thermal expansion and Young's modulus of elasticity, respectively. The strain-displacement equations can be displayed as flowing equations [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (18) Using stress--strain Eqs. (18), the displacement equations can be displayed in the following form [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (19) where [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (20) In the above equations, comma denotes partial differentiation with respect to variables that follows. The boundary conditions in the surface and interfaces are represented accordingly [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (21) Here, we deal with nonuniform thermal loading. However, mechanical loading can be considered with equality of radial stresses with this kind of loading in the boundary conditions. 2.3 Solving equations In order to satisfy periodic condition in the angular direction, the solutions of Eq. (14) are assumed in the following form [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (22) Substituting Eq. (22) into Eq. (19) and considering p = es for the left hand side of Eq. (19), it can be written as [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (23) where [bar.D] = [partial derivative]/[partial derivative]s. This is a system of the second order differential equations which can be explained as the first order equations as [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (24) Substituting Eq. (24) into Eq. (23), the system of equations can be written in a matrix form of [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (25) The double bar notation is used for displaying matrix essence of parameters and [??], [??] and [[??].sub.T] were defined in Eq. (26). [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (26) Finally, the solution of (23) can be presented in the following form [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (27) where the matrix e is diagonal matrix and the diagonal kith element and can be displayed as [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] Also, [Y.sub.nk], is the eigenvalue and [??], is the matrix of eigenvectors of [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]. In the above equation, the unknown parameters [c.sup.1], ..., [c.sub.6] are found from the boundary conditions Eq. (17) for each layer. Noteworthy is that adding of mechanical loading in boundary conditions, only changes the constant parameter [c.sub.i]. Substituting displacement from Eq. (27) into strain-displacement equations, Eq. (16), and using stress-strain equation, Eq. (15), the stresses in each layer are obtained as [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (28) where [[??].sub.n](i) is ith member of the matrix [[??].sub.n]. 3. Numerical results For validation of the proposed solution, the results were compared with the stress function method solution in isotropic case (in reference [9]) which is a special type of our solution. It is seen that the results are in close agreement and the average error in each case is less than 0.5%. Further two-layered pipe with different boundary contions are investigated. The temperature and stresses in all figures of this paper are on the maximum value in the angular direction. According to Eq. (28) and thermal boundary conditions in these cases, the maximum peripheral angles, [theta], for the temperature, [[bar.[sigma]].sub.r[theta] and [[bar.[sigma]].sub.rz] is 90[degrees] and for other stresses is 0[degrees]. Because of using series method, an oscillating zone in the outer boundary can be seen in the most of the figures. To illustrate the foregoing analyses, a typical composite pipe which composed of E-Glass/Epoxy with the material properties as stated in Table 1 is considered. The thermal conductivity and thermal expansion coefficients are considered as [2] [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (29) It is assumed that each layer consists of the same orthotropic material. A 2-layered antisymmetric angle-ply laminated hollow cylindrical with the fibber orientation ([phi]/-[phi]) with the same thickness is assumed. The inner and outer dimensionless radii are taken as 0.9 and 1 respectively. Following cases are investigated 1 [bar.T](1, [theta],[tau] = sin([theta]), [phi] = +85[degrees] [bar.T] (a,[theta],[tau]) = 0 2 - T(1, [theta][tau]) = sin([theta])sin(2[pi][tau], [phi] = [+ or -] 85[degrees] T (a,[theta],[tau]) = 0 3 - [bar.T](1,[theta],[tau] = sin ([theta]), [phi] = [+ or -] 55[degrees] T (a,[theta],[tau]) = 0 For the sake of brevity, the results of case 2 and 3 are not drawn and only the maximum stresses of these conditions are compared with case 1. 3.1. Results for case 1 Fig. 2 shows that the temperature distribution changes quickly in the time from [tau] = [K.sub.0]t / [b.sup.2] = = 0.001-0.003 and reaches finally to the steady state on [tau] = 0.005 [FIGURE 2 OMITTED] [FIGURE 3 OMITTED] The distributions of the radial stress, hoop stress and longitudinal stress across the thickness of the cylinder at different instants of time were shown in Fig. 3. The high values of hoop and longitudinal stresses in the external boundary of the cylinder can be noticed. The maximum value of radial stress changes with time duration and its position approaches to the centre of cylinder. This stress is small in comparison with the hoop and longitudinal stresses, but has a significant effect on the destruction of layers [2]. In addition, the maximum values of normal stresses decrease as the time proceeds. [FIGURE 4 OMITTED] The variation of the shearing stresses indicated in the Fig. 4. It can be noticed that the shearing stresses [[sigma].sub.rz], [[sigma].sub.z[theta]] and [[sigma].sub.r[theta]] show the maximum value on the interface of layers. The shearing stress [[bar.[sigma]].sub.r[theta]] shows the maximum value near [rho] = 0.96 in a transient state. The value of the shearing stress [[sigma].sub.rz], rises as the time proceeds and has a maximum value in the steady state. The maximum values of [[bar.[sigma]].sub.z[theta] are in the interface of layers which does not change with time. The maximum of stresses for different boundary conditions and angles are compared and shown in Table 2. The high value of longitudinal stress in sinusoidal loading compare to sudden loading can be noticed. In addition, the maximum stress is on the hoop stress for [phi] = [+ or -]85[degrees] for sudden loading. Increasing in angle of orientation result in increasing all stresses except of [bar.[sigma]].sub.z] and [bar.[sigma]].sub.rz]. 4. Conclusion The results of numerical analyses in summary can be classified as follows: 1. by increasing angle of orientation; the amount of stress discontinuity in layer interface reduces; 2. the most discontinuity in the stresses is seen in [bar.sigma]].sub.[theta]z]; 3. the shearing stresses [bar.sub.rz] [bar.[sigma]].sub.r[theta]] and [bar.[sigma]].sub.r[theta]] show the maximum value on the interface of the layers; 4. in an anisotropic cylinder for two dimensional temperature fields, the strain in the axial direction is available and varies with time, but in the isotropic cylinder this strain is zero; 5. the longitudinal stress in sinusoidal loading comparing to a sudden loading has great value; 6. the increasing in the angle of orientation in sudden loading, results in all stresses increasing. Further for the sudden loading, the maximum stress is the hoop stress; 7. in the sinusoidal loading the hoop stress is less than the sudden loading and the maximum stress is longitudinal stress. Received August 18, 2010 Accepted January 17, 2011 References (1.) Lee, Z.Y. 2005. Hybrid numerical method applied to 3-D multilayered hollow cylinder with periodic loading conditions, Appl. Math. Comput. 166: 95-117. (2.) Ootao, Y.; Tanigawa, Y. 2001. Transient thermal stresses of angle-ply laminated cylindrical panel, Composite Structures 55: 95-103. (3.) Shahani, A.R.; Nabavi, S.M. 2007. Analytical solution of the quasi-static thermo elasticity problem in a pressurized thick-walled cylinder subjected to transient thermal loading, Applied Mathematical Modeling 31: 1807-1818. (4.) Radu, V.; Taylor, N.; Paffumi, E. 2008. Development of new analytical solutions for elastic thermal stress components in a hollow cylinder under sinusoidal transient thermal loading, International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping 85: 885-893. (5.) Hocine, A.; Bezazi, A.; Boubakar, L.; Kondratas, A. 2006. Multi layer tubular composite reinforced by a liner: behaviourunder thermo mechanical loading simulation, Mechanika 2(58): 17-23. (6.) Zamani Nejad, M.; Rahimi, G.H.; Ghannad, M. 2009. Set of field equations for thick shell of revolution made of functionally graded materials in curvilinear coordinate system, Mechanika 3(77): 1826. (7.) Bakaiyan, H.; Hosseini, H.; Ameri, E. 2009. Analyses of multi-layered filament-wound composite pipes under combined internal pressure and thermomechanical loading with thermal variations, Composite Structures 88: 532-541. (8.) Mridula, G.; Alka, R.; Kalla, S.L. 2007. On a generalized finite Hankel transform, Applied Mathematics and Computation 190: 705-711. (9.) Hetnarski, R.; Eslami, M. 2008. Thermal Stresses Advanced Theory and Application. Springer. (10.) Choi, J.; Kim, C.; Jung, S.Y. 2004. Development of an automated design system of a CNG composite vessel using a steel liner manufactured using the DDI process, Int J Adv Manuf Technol.24: 781-788. M. A. Ehteram, Amirkabir University of Technology, 424 Hafez Avenue, Tehran 15875-4413, Iran, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com M. Sadighi, Amirkabir University of Technology, 424 Hafez Avenue, Tehran 15875-4413, Iran, E-mail: email@example.com H. Basirat Tabrizi, Amirkabir University of Technology, 424 Hafez Avenue, Tehran 15875-4413, Iran, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Table 1 Material properties for CNG pressure Vessels [10] Properties Value [E.sub.11], kg/[mm.sup.2] 5483.946 [E.sub.22], kg/[mm.sup.2] 1827.982 [E.sub.33], kg/[mm.sup.2] 1927.982 [v.sub.12], [v.sub.13] 0.25 [G.sub.12], kg/[mm.sup.2] 913.991 Table 2 Maximum absolute stresses for different boundary conditions Case: 1 (Sudden) 2 (Sinusoidal) Orientation: [phi] = [phi] = [+ or -] [+ or -] 85[degrees] 85[degrees] [bar.[[sigma].sub.zz]] 0.7 0.7 [bar.[[sigma].sub.[theta][theta]]] 0.8254 0.58 [bar.[[sigma].sub.rr]] 0.014 0.0136 [bar.[[sigma].sub.z[theta]]] 0.01923 0.0199 [bar.[[sigma].sub.rz]] 0.00053 0.00053 [bar.[[sigma].sub.r[theta]]] 0.014 0.0136 Case: 3 (Sudden) Orientation: [phi] = [+ or -] 55[degrees] [bar.[[sigma].sub.zz]] 0.8 [bar.[[sigma].sub.[theta][theta]]] 0.70 [bar.[[sigma].sub.rr]] 0.0114 [bar.[[sigma].sub.z[theta]]] 0.0986 [bar.[[sigma].sub.rz]] 0.0023 [bar.[[sigma].sub.r[theta]]] 0.0114 Reader Opinion |


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Student Union Gymnasium
The Lackawanna College Student Union Gymnasium is the home of Lackawanna Men's and Women's Basketball as well as Women's Volleyball. The Gymnasium is located at 500 Jefferson Avenue in Scranton and is the former Catholic Youth Center. The gym just finished Phase 2 of a three phase renovation project on the historical landmark. New lighting, bleachers, ventilation and a paint job have transformed an aging building into a state-of-the-art athletic facility.
Besides hosting Lackawanna athletic events, the gymnasium is used internally by the College for student activities such as Intramurals and Graduation.
The Student Union Gymnasium is also host to the historic Lynett Memorial Basketball Tournament and recently hosted the NJCAA Region XIX Basketball Championships. The tournament will return in 2011.
The history of the old CYC brought many other forms of entertainment to the Scranton area including boxing, professional wrestling, concerts and semi-pro basketball. More recently, the Student Union Gymnasium has hosted MMA events with more returning to the building this spring.
John Henzes Veterans Memorial Stadium
The Lackawanna Football team has played their home games at John Henzes Veterans Memorial Stadium since 2005. The Stadium, which is part of the Valley View School District, is located at 901 Main Street in Peckville, approximately eight miles from the Scranton main campus. The facility went through a major renovation in 2005 that saw many additions to the including new bleachers on both sides of the field, a new field house with locker rooms and offices, new concession stands and a new press box. The playing surface is Field Turf.
County Field
The Men's Baseball team play their home games at County Field which is located off Route 307 in Moscow, approximately 13 miles from the Scranton main campus.
Sherwood Park
The Women's Softball team plays their home games at Sherwood Park, 800 Barnard Street, Dunmore, Pennsylvania. The park is located 5 miles from the Scranton, Campus.
Loyola Athletic Complex
The Women's Soccer team plays their home games at the Loyola Athletic Complex which is located on the campus of Scranton Prepartory High School at 1000 Wyoming Ave. in Scranton approximately one mile from the Scranton main campus.


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Steam offering four-player group rates on Borderlands
Oct 12th 2009 3:29PM (Joystiq)It's the same deal Valve has for L4D2.
XBLA darling Braid lands on PC March 31st [update]
Feb 17th 2009 11:49PM (Joystiq)Honestly, I did want to play it, but the price increase seems unwarranted. I'll probably wait til there's a drop now though. It's not like its a hot property that's an instant MUST BUY anymore. That ship has sailed and when Blow wonders why the sales aren't that hot, he'll know why.
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Feb 5th 2009 1:55PM (Joystiq)Knew this was coming, but it's taking too goddamn long! Spring? Unless they're overhauling the other 2 maps, I don't see why it would take so long to make them versus.
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Aug 26th 2006 2:13AM (Joystiq)you know, the roll for initiative was great. it was a nod to the tabletop rpgs and their stupidity at times. how a simple roll of the dice can nullify an entire attack. plus, the old skool zombie that used to live wit them a bunch of years back came out of nowhere for a guest appearance. you dont like it, fine. but wawt are you doin for the gaming community?
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Aug 10th 2006 3:15PM (Joystiq)as it stands, the only game i will willingly buy a ps3 for is mgs4 and that is a stance that alot of my friends are taking as well. i think that sony is making a huge mistake on wagering such a big investment on the strength of brand name loyalty alone. i was a sony fanboy since the days of the original playstation. got a ps2 while it was still 300, w/e. but nintendo seems to be a little too alluring when it comes to the ds vs psp battle and the wii has me psyched up for zelda. not only is nintendo the cheaper choice, but it has me more excited about wat i can play on their systems.
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Mar 30th 2006 2:39PM (Joystiq)ctrl f would help alot tho. doin hw and searchin for somethin you need in a book . . . itd save sooo much time. ctrl z is jus greedy
Physical game media "will be ridiculous" says Moore of Microsoft
Feb 9th 2006 11:46PM (Joystiq)this wont jus end the retail market but change how the industry works. there wont be a need for publishing. i read an article on the escapist a while back that talked about how direct sales from small companies to the consumer thru systems such as this would be more beneficial to the creators. im jus waitin for sony to handle their bizness wit their online network so microsoft and nintendo arent the only ones makin bank from this
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Roy: So I'm on the Golden Gate Bridge, and everyone is telling me to jump! I was just taking a jog!
Jackie: Steven, you're a chef. (gasps) If you can learn to make those fancy deviled egg thingies, I will lose my freakin mind!
Kelso: The uniform will keep me looking hot even when I'm old. And plus, I love helping people.
Eric: No, you love humping people.
Kelso: Eric, a lot of times humping is helping.
Eric: I'll just look for a full-time job and pay for college myself. People do that, right?
Donna: People with skills!
Roy: I moved in with a wonderful woman.
Hyde: What happened?
Roy: She found out I was living there.
Officer Debbie: What's happening to you? Are you having a stroke?
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Kitty: Where did you learn your parenting skills?
Red: Korea.
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Red: I leave my checkbook in the drawer, count my money, and laugh like a little girl.
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A ballon rises at 14m/s, a boy in the ballon throws a ball straight up at 24m/s. How much later does he catch the ball?
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Can someone help me with this calc problem? lim as x->0 (tan^3 (2x))/(x^3)
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mass of star = 3.80 x 1030 kilograms mass of planet = 6.35 x 1024 kilograms mass of moon = 7.63 x 1022 kilograms average distance from star to planet = 1.56 x 1011 meters average distance from planet to moon = 4.26 x 108 meters Use the data above to determine the net force exe...
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Dr. Bob222 Iam sorry for my improper use of grammar. (not intended in a smart alike way.) you are buying beads and string to make a necklace. The string coast $1.50; A pack of 10 decorative beads costs $0.50; And a pack of 25 plain beads costs $0.75. You can only spend $7.00 a...
11th grade math algebra 2 trig
you are buying beads and string to make a necklace. The string coast $1.50; A pack of 10 decorative beads costs $0.50; And a pack of 25 plain beads costs $0.75. You can only spend $7.00 and you need 150 beads. You wish the necklace to be as decrative as possiable. How many pac...
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11th grade math algebra 2 trig
i solved for the longer equation and got a=b+4 i put that in the smaller equation and got b-2=b iam confused
11th grade math algebra 2 trig
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11th grade math algebra 2 trig
the tens digit of a two digit number is 6 more than the units digit. the number is 36 more than the number when the digits are reversed/ what is the number?
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why was it difficult to gain ratification of the articles of confederation
Kayla, D is the answer. The correct sentence should be "I credit my success to luck and determination". That answer is probably in response to the question "who do you give credit to for your success?"
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What is the density of carbon dioxide gas if 0.196 g occupies a volume of 100 ml?
Research Writing
This is an example of an annotated bibliography below. First, you put the reference, then a very short summary about the main points of the essay. Without the summary, it's just a reference, get it? Hope this helps. 1) Wilson, A.M. (1998). Public Schools Dress Codes: The c...
Two approaches to measuring patient outcomes are: 1) Applying process management to occupational medicine this process involves frequency and timing of patient visits, referral patterns for consultation and diagnostic testing. 2) Communication: physician-employer-patien...
What is a convex polygon and a nonconvex polygon?
Health-care facilities, such as Partners Health-Care use EMRs (Electronic medical records) to boost patient safety, manage chronic illnesses, and improve the efficiency of their practice. The EMR technology used at Partners HealthCare is secure. It gives their caregivers the s...
Ethnic Diversity
Slavery is an issue that creates animosity between many people. The equal rights, Black Power, and desegregation movements are all products from this idea. The concept of glass ceiling, walls, and escalator (this is a concept where one person can not move forward, upward, or e...
critical thinking
in the future how will thinking critically influence the ways that you: read, write, process information
how can the period from 1783-1789 be viewed as simply a transitional period instead of a critical time. Please i need a lot of information about how it was simily a transitional period with some developments.
Nicotine (mg) Filtered Kings Nonfiltered Kings n1 = 21 n2 = 8 sample mean = 0.94 sample mean = 1.65 s = 0.31 s = 0.16 Suppose you were to conduct a test (at the 0.05 significance level) to test the claim that king-size cigarettes with filters have a lower mean amount of nicoti...
Critical Thinking
You're right Brandon. It is more important to be sound than valid when building arguments of importance.
IT 210 Pseudocode (Help needed ASAP)
I believe you would have to convert the hours to minutes than add the two: Input Reading Time Hours Input Readig Time Minutes Input Assignment Time Hours Input Assignment Time Minutes ReadingTime = (hours * 60) + minutes AssignmentTime = (hours * 60) + minutes Total Time = (Re...
research writing
Full-sentence outlines are more beneficial than topic outlines because an outline can be vague while a detailed sentence can serve as a great tool to help you write a better paper. If someone asked me Wouldnt it be simpler for me just to write my paper than to crea...
research writing
Full-sentence outlines are more beneficial than topic outlines because an outline can be vague while a detailed sentence can serve as a great tool to help you write a better paper. If someone asked me Wouldnt it be simpler for me just to write my paper than to crea...
health care administration
De-institutionalization of the mentally ill has had an enormous impact on the mentally ill, the community, family members and taxpayers. The family members of the mentally ill were adversely affected by the De-institutionalization of their mentally ill relatives as they have t...
com 150
Items are arranged in alphabetical order by the first word in the reference, whether it is a person's last name or an organization name.
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advantages and disadvantages of patient roles. I've tried google, but found nothing.
sorry but that google page didn't really help me
Hi i can't find any websites except wikipedia to help me with this question Analyze the impact of the Atlantic trade routes established in the mid 1600's on economic development in the British North American Colonies
Hi can someone help men please. I need help coming up with a thesis for this question. Compare the ways in which the following reflected tensions in colonial society. Bacon's Rebellion (1676) Pueblo Revolt (1680) Salem witchcraft trials (1692) Stono Rebellion (1739)
Math 116 algebra please check
You forgot to reverse the greater than sign when dividing by a negative number. Take this example: -2*x < 10. Pick a number for x that satisfies the equation--: For instance, if x=3, then -2*(3) < 10 ----> -6 < 10 is true. Solved without flipping the less than sign...
ok i am writing an analysis, contrasting me to another character in romeo and juliet i need help on trying to get it started and ho to write it thanks
Le subjunctif usually follows the same rules as the subjunctive in English. The French use the subjunctive in places where it is optional or archaic in English. One could use the subjunctive with "before/until" conjunctions in English, but it's pretty old-fashion...
Social Studies
How did colonial powers control african countries?
I need to list some jobs where people use algebra and write how they use it. I know about every job uses it, but I don't know how to find examples. Do you have any guidelines or helpful hints?
Assume that the amount of CH3COOH that ionizes is small compared with the initial concentration of the acid. Calculate Ka for the acid. Thank you
Lab: Determining Ka of Acetic Acid Purpose: The purpose of this experiment is to determine the molar concentration of a sample of acetic acid and to calculate its Ka. Materials: phenolphthalein 125 mL Erlenmeyer flask 25 mL pipet and bulb pH metre acetic acid solution burette ...
Perform the basic conversion. Give exact answers i)0 degrees = ____ rad ii)90 degrees = _____ rad iii)180 degrees = _____ rad iv)30 degrees = _____ rad v)45 degrees = _____ rad vii)60 degrees = ______ rad viii)135 degrees = ______ rad viiii) 120 degrees = ______ rad
A geologist stands on the shore of a lake in Ontario with a theodolite and finds that the angle of inclination to the top of a distant rock pillar is 28.5 degrees. He then walks 10 m along the shore at a 90 degree angle to his measurment, and finds that the angle to the same p...
math riddle ALGEBRA WITH PIZZAZZ
why are small balloons cheaper than large balloons? what happens to people who don't know toothpaste from putty
how does the total energy change when a falling rock hits the ground?
the nurse explains that the HIV virus is introuduced to the systemic circulation by the -----------,which are found in the mucous membranes i need so much help on this question i have been trying to figure this put for the past two days please help?
Can students under the age of 18 play a role in the American political system?
us history
why did radical political groups gain support in the early 1930s?
us history
what were some ways in which roosevelt administration restored hope to the nation?
us history
why did people criti cize and the new deal?
us history
what permanent changes occurred for labor unions as a result of the new deal
us history
why did people criticize fdr and the new deal? what did the 1936 election reveal about voters attitides toward the new deal?
u shistory
what permanent changes occurred for labor unions as a result of the new deal?
Math(Solve the system)
Ummm....huh?? I am more of a visual learner so maybe if it was worked out completly it would help a little more.
Math(Solve the system)
So I guess I have to: Solve the system using any algebraic method. I'm not sure how so here is the problem I'm stuck on. 9x-5y=-30 x+2y=-3
Social Studies
How many PEOPLE have served in World War I??
Math(solving a quadratic by factoring)
I see, thanks a lot.
Math(solving a quadratic by factoring)
These simple ones kill me: 16y^2=49 Thanks
Math(solving a quadratic by factoring)
Woo! Thanks a lot DrBob.
Math(solving a quadratic by factoring)
Ok I get most of the problems except for these last two. x^2-16=0 and x^2=36 I seem to have trouble with the simplest of problems and none at all with the hard ones.
Incredible. Thanks you two, you really helped me.
Wow, thanks, now there is one more type I am stuck on and it is: 6y^2-24
I need help with factoring trinomials completely. My teacher's example is: 2x^2-12x+18 2(x^2-6x+9) 2(x-3)(x-3) I need help with: 6x^2-26x-20 I just can't get this stuff so if you can please help me I'd greatly appreciate it.
science =)
science =)
How do the local schools contribute to the weather forecast? thx a lot!!
how do you find retained earnings when. retained earnings, 245,200 net decrease in total assets, 37,400 net increase in A.R. 8,600 dividends declared and paid 33,600 proceeds from issuance of bonds 88,400 net loss for the year ended 23,00
oh yeah 5200000 cash
how do you find average price at which the shares were issued? common stock without par value, 4000000 shares authorized, 800000 shares issued, and 720000 shares outstanding
L.A or C.A
Hello everyone! I have a question about feature articles... How is it suppose to look like? Can you find me a feature article on anything so I can see the formate? well thank you! =)
French- check-over
i need to see something so when i write my work in it it fixes it for me in french
true/false test with 16 questions all answers are guessed what is the mean and std deviation can u tell me how to get the P(x) value
India Arie is a famous guitarist
A steady horizontal force F if magnitude 21N is apllied at the axle of a solid disk. the disk has mass 2.0kg and diameter of 0.10m. What is the linear speed of the center of the disk after it has moved 12m?
A motor running at its rated power provides 2.6 lb-ft torque at its rated speed of 2020 rpm. The motor draws 5.6-A from a 230-V supply at a phase angle of 37 degrees. Determine the following: The horsepower delivered by the motor, The efficiency of the motor.
AP Chem
sorry, forgot to mention that its *cubic closest*
AP Chem
Sorry, I have one other question. How would I go about solving this problem? What fraction of the total volume of a closet packed structure is occupied by atoms? What fraction of the total volume of a simple cubic structure is occupied by atoms? Do i need to just plug in examp...
AP Chemistry
Thank you so much!
AP Chemistry
Titanium metal has a body-centered cubic unit cell. The density of Titanium is 4.50 g/cm^3. Calculate the edge length of the unit cell and a value for the atomic radius of titanium. Ok, I know how to find the density using the atomic radius, but I'm having trouble working ...
ib math studies
IB stands for international baccalaureate. it's a rigorous program, kinda like AP but with different requirements.
a 75kg skater is travelling at 15m/s stops suddenly on the ice. If the ice is at 0 degrees and it is assumed that all of the skaters energy is converted to heat, how much ice does he melt? (latent heat of fusion for water is 3.3x10^5 J/kg)
List and explain the legal provisions of Roe. vs. Wade.
According to W.D. Ross, what duties are binding on all moral agents?
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