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Citizens Energy Group is seeking Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) approval to raise its rates and charges for water and sewer service. The requests are pending in separately docketed cases.
The Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor (OUCC) filed testimony & exhibits in the water rate case on June 19, 2013. The agency's news release offers an overview, and the filings are available through these links:
In revised testimony (156 pages) filed on July 30, 2013, the OUCC recommended limiting the proposed water rate increase to 3 percent. Citizens is seeking a 14.7 percent increase in its water utility's operating revenues.
A settlement agreement (23 pages) resolving cost-of-service and rate design issues in this case was filed on August 29, 2013. The agreement does not address or resolve differences among the parties on other issues including the overall revenue increase.
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This dress was inspired by a photo I saw of Jackie Kennedy, circa 1960's. She was visiting India and was wearing a super cute peach dress with an adorable bow belt to match. I love vintage/retro inspired clothing, so I used a Butterwick retro reprint pattern (B5032). I used a taffeta material for the dress and a sateen/satin material for the lining. I finished this dress off with a lapped zipper and a hand sewn blind hem.
May 28, 2013, 10.59 PMby eremish
very cute! I have this pattern, I'll to try it out!
May 12, 2013, 04.01 AMby neveenkarnes
i am in love with this dress!!!! love it … you look stunning!!! very well done !!
May 12, 2013, 01.05 AMby Irene Jones - Arias
It's so elegant and classic, great dress!!!
May 12, 2013, 04.14 AMby Pamela Bryant
I'm glad you think so, thank you!
May 11, 2013, 07.42 PMby Joanna Krzak
It's perfect!!!!
May 12, 2013, 04.15 AMby Pamela Bryant
Wow thank you!
May 11, 2013, 07.37 PMby afarah
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May 12, 2013, 04.11 AMby Pamela Bryant
Thank you so much!
May 11, 2013, 05.31 PMby lolacouture
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May 12, 2013, 04.10 AMby Pamela Bryant
May 11, 2013, 04.32 PMby Domibou
Very lovely dress! Good job!
May 12, 2013, 04.05 AMby Pamela Bryant
Thank you, thank you!
May 11, 2013, 03.49 PMby frederi
Absolutely stunning and an admirable choice of fabric!
May 12, 2013, 04.08 AMby Pamela Bryant
Your words are far too kind, thank you!
May 11, 2013, 02.00 PMby Kocotte
your dress is very elegant, I like it and it suits you so well
May 12, 2013, 03.56 AMby Pamela Bryant
Wow thanks!
May 11, 2013, 09.30 AMby Mary Athey
gorgeous dress, i love your fabric choice. its simply lovely on you.i have this pattern as well. i adore retro vintage patterns. i'm going to do the fitted one with the waist overlay and capelet. when i get round to it that is lol. great job x
May 12, 2013, 04.04 AMby Pamela Bryant
Can't wait to see yours I'm sure it will be lovely!
May 11, 2013, 09.01 AMby kah
It is a beautiful dress
May 12, 2013, 03.58 AMby Pamela Bryant
Thank you!
May 11, 2013, 07.44 AMby cris orange
very elegant!
May 12, 2013, 03.54 AMby Pamela Bryant
I'm glad that you think so…thank you!
May 11, 2013, 07.38 AMby velvetribbon
Lovely dress and you look great on it!
May 12, 2013, 03.52 AMby Pamela Bryant
Your words are so sweet…thank you!
May 11, 2013, 06.55 AMby JolJol
loving the bow, great dress well done.
May 12, 2013, 03.51 AMby Pamela Bryant
Thank you!
May 11, 2013, 02.17 AMby Moimisie
It looks great on you… a perfect fit. Congrats!
May 12, 2013, 03.45 AMby Pamela Bryant
Thank you for your kind remarks!
May 11, 2013, 01.49 AMby c1arabe11e
You have done an amazing job!
May 12, 2013, 03.41 AMby Pamela Bryant
May 11, 2013, 12.54 AMby schnui
This dress is so lovely, simple and so very elegant. Looks wonderful on you too.
May 12, 2013, 03.39 AMby Pamela Bryant
Thank you!
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At the conclusion of the tests in 2007, Gulfstream proclaimed the Quiet Spike trials a success, even going as far as to say that the demonstrations moved the company "one step closer" to the development of an SSBJ. But the trials proved only that the Quiet Spike could successfully extend and retract as the engineers hoped, not that they made any difference in the supersonic noise signature. That's because Gulfstream and NASA didn't specifically test whether the apparatus mitigated the sonic boom — and, in fact, NASA scientists say it couldn't have done so because an otherwise stock F-15 is in no way designed to be quiet at supersonic speeds.
SSBJ Players
Today, a small number of startup firms and government research projects are seeking to advance the SSBJ discussion. One of the most well-known is Aerion, the Reno, Nevada-based technology company founded by Texas billionaire Robert Bass. Aerion has been doing research into the design for a 12-passenger SSBJ that would be capable of flying at nearly twice the speed of sound. But rather than building an airplane on its own, Aerion's goal is to partner with one or more established OEMs, which would be tasked with certifying and producing the airplane.
Aerion has never focused specifically on quiet supersonic technology, preferring instead to refine its patented natural laminar flow wing technology, which it says can significantly reduce drag. Because of the performance gains, Aerion foresees its SSBJ being powered to Mach 1.6 by a pair of off-the-shelf Pratt & Whitney JT8D turbofans, the same engines that have powered commercial airliners, including the Boeing 727 and the McDonnell Douglas DC-9.
The company is now conducting flight tests with NASA at Dryden on an F-15 test airplane, with a goal of determining future required airfoil manufacturing standards.
Far more ambitious plans have been revealed by HyperMach Aerospace, which announced at last year's Paris Air Show its plans for a 20-seat SSBJ dubbed the SonicStar. The company claims the airplane will be capable of flying at Mach 4 from New York to Sydney in four hours with a "minimal" sonic boom. How might this be possible? Well, when you're a company with the word "hype" in its name, you can pretty much make any claims you want to, but here's what HyperMach says: The sonic boom of the SonicStar jet will be minimized by an electromagnetically induced plasma wave that "absorbs" supersonic pressure waves (don't laugh too hard — it's theoretically possible, and NASA is looking into this technology). The airplane itself would be constructed of alloyed titanium, "nano-carbon" composites and thermoplastics — all required materials because of the extreme heat any flight at Mach 4 would generate.
The other key enabling technology of the SonicStar is its H-Magjet 4000-X series engines, under development by Portland, Maine-based SonicBlue, a sister company. Not a lot of information about this particular engine is available, although we uncovered this interesting nugget: Oil capacity of the engines will be zero because they will employ "magnetic levitation turbine technology" — and therefore will be totally frictionless.
HyperMach says the SonicStar is scheduled to fly in 2021, with certification possible by 2025. Price has been set at $180 million in 2011 dollars.
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Boeing and Lockheed Martin both are participants in NASA's N+3 supersonic research program, intended to field a commercially viable replacement for Concorde. Two competing proposals are currently under study. Boeing's Icon II design would carry 120 passengers in a two-class, single-aisle configuration and be capable of cruising between Mach 1.6 and Mach 1.8, with a range of about 5,000 nautical miles.
Lockheed Martin's Supersonic Green Machine is focusing on the possibility for achieving overland flight with dramatically reduced sonic boom through the use of an "inverted-V" engine-under-wing configuration. Lockheed Martin says it also is investigating other "revolutionary" technologies to help it achieve range, payload and environmental goals.
Clearly, bringing any of the proposed cutting-edge technologies to the design of a future SSBJ will be a challenge. Still, if a future supersonic transport can incorporate even a fraction of the technologies that are being dreamed up in labs and flight testing today, the world of tomorrow could become a much smaller place.


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Ryan Reynolds may not have made much of an impact with "Green Lantern," but he is still a hot commodity on the dating scene. This week's tabloids are linking him to a pair of white-hot blondes.
The lucky ladies: Charlize Theron and his ex-wife, Scarlett Johansson.
Let's start with Charlize, who told CNN's Piers Morgan in late June, "I am single. I need to find a man."
But Us Weekly says the knockout Oscar winner, who split from Stuart Townsend in January 2010 after nine years together, has been quietly dating Reynolds for months.
"They're exclusive," tattles a source, "and it's very hush-hush."
So hush-hush that the evidence remains largely circumstantial: A spy reportedly spotted the six-pack-abbed actor's motorcycle parked outside Theron's Los Angeles home on the morning on June 5. Ryan, 34, apparently left the residence around 3 p.m, followed by Charlize, 35, a few minutes later.
And it's a good bet that the ostensible hookup will remain under the radar.
"She won't go to an event with him," the source says of the actress, who was most recently seen chatting up Prince Harry. "That's not her style."
Same goes for Reynolds, who tied the knot with ScarJo in an ultra-private 2008 ceremony and largely tried to keep their relationship out of the public eye. They parted ways in December.
As for what supposedly drew him to Theron, "They're both career-focused," notes the snitch, "but not in a crazy way."
As for ScarJo, Ryan remains on friendly terms with his newly Sean Penn-less ex. Seems they met up for a cozy dinner in Los Angeles last week, just days after their divorce was finalized.
"Scarlett was being very flirty with him, staring into his eyes and listening very intently to everything he was saying," an eyewitness recalls to Life & Style, before making a Grand Canyon-sized leap to conclusions. "The way Ryan looked at her, you could tell he still has feelings for her."
While the former flames dined in a tucked-away booth, the eagle-eyed onlooker observed their every movement.
"Scarlett kept pinching Ryan's cheeks and caressing his face and while they were chatting, Ryan would rub her back periodically," recounts the spy. "Something's definitely up."
In an interview with the May issue of Details, Reynolds insisted he wasn't ready to wade back into the dating pool.
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Ryan concluded, "I don't think I want to get married again," an attitude that's right in line with Charlize, who recently reiterated that she doesn't see herself ever getting hitched, explaining, "I treat my relationships like marriages, I really do."
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Hurricane Irene's 'Missed Connections' Craigslist Yield: We're Alive, And We're In Love
Of all the various ways people could come together over Hurricane Irene's mopey, rainy tour through New York City—or the fervent preparations in its lead-up—romance was of course inevitable. Following that logic, the 'Missed Connections' section of Craigslist would generate a few moments of Sliding Doors-esque romance as well. Naturally, it doesn't disappoint. Read More


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June 22, 2011
by Alexis Mattera
You've been accepted. You've paid your deposit. You've stocked up on apparel emblazoned with your future school's name. What's next? For many students today, it's joining their new school's Facebook page to share their excitement, concerns and any other feelings about their upcoming postsecondary experience. Sure, some students think that what they say or do on this page won't matter because it's "just Facebook" but others – like incoming Wake Forest freshman Nicole Echeverria – will tell you that being "that guy" or "that girl" won't help your cause.
Echeverria recently penned a piece for USA Today Education detailing her experiences on her school's Class of 2015 page and the recent high school graduate has created some pretty good guidelines for other incoming freshmen to follow online. Metaphorical pinkies up!
First collegiate impressions are no longer made on move-in day but instead in the months leading up to it. How are you putting your best foot forward online?
July 25, 2011
Teaching students how to write (and write well) has long been a challenge for educators. Sure, there are always those students with a knack for style and syntax but how can teachers get less-proficient or ESL students excited about writing and bridge the digital divide at the same time? Through blogging.
Jon Schwartz, a fourth- and fifth-grade teacher from Oceanside, Calif., found that more than 60 percent of his students "came from households where English was the second language, or wasn't spoken at all." To increase their interest in writing, Schwartz forewent the traditional pencil-to-paper route and introduced his students to blogging. After teaching them the basics, Schwartz required each student to submit a 90- to 100-word writing assignment each day. They had the option to turn in their assignments via the blog or on paper but after hearing how much some of Schwartz's former students enjoyed blogging, almost all of them opted for the digital method.
From there, Schwartz said "creativity and productivity skyrocketed because they knew that their work had the potential to be viewed quickly by an authentic audience that mattered to them." In addition to the new-found enthusiasm about writing – Schwartz's students continue to blog on their own time even when no assignment is required and utilize the Internet for research – the project has helped to bridge the digital divide. "If they aren't trained to use the computer as a tool for learning, work, and personal growth, they'll not be able to compete in high school, college, and job markets."
What do you think of Schwartz's experiment? Would a program like this one get you more interested in writing in and out of the classroom?
August 8, 2011
When I began college, I knew three people at my school of choice: a high school classmate, a friend of a friend set to become an RA and a girl I met while we were both waiting to triple jump at a track meet. This was fine by me, as I was excited to meet new people and thought the best way to do so would be to go the random roommate route. It didn't work out but today, some incoming freshmen aren't tempting their roommate fate and finding the person they'll share an 11'-by-14' room with online, the Washington Post reports.
With the advent of social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, it's easy for first-time college students to seek out their ideal roommates based on their online profiles and 140-character musings on life. While some schools still prefer having control over housing assignments to ensure new students are exposed to different points of view – the University of Virginia has seen requests for first-year roommates skyrocket over the past five years and can no longer honor all requests – others are slowly but surely embracing social networking as a resource. At American University, incoming students are presented with a list of possible roommate matches based on their replies to short questionnaires and the University of Maryland has set up its own internal social network for admitted students to get to know each other and look for roommates. These methods can result in fewer roommate conflicts but some college officials – and even some students – fear they focus on the wrong qualities: One USC student revealed a few potential roommates asked her for her clothing and shoe sizes, not what her sleep and study habits were.
Current and soon-to-be college students, did you find your first-year roommate online or did you let your school choose for you? What characteristics did you cite as important in a roommate? Do you regret your decision?
August 10, 2011
A few months back, we wrote about helpful tips on maximizing merit aid, or aid based on a student's attributes like academics, athletics and extracurriculars. For college applicants who aren't deemed financially needy in terms of their FAFSA or EFC, merit aid can make a huge difference in the schools they can realistically afford to attend. Students and families seeking this extra financial aid boost should consider researching schools more likely to dispense merit-based awards but with so many colleges and universities in the U.S., which ones are the best financial bets?
Help has arrived in the form of U.S. News, which has compiled a top 10 list of schools that awarded the highest percentage of merit-based funding to non-needy students during the 2009-10 academic year (the stats do not include financially needy students who were given merit aid or students who received athletic scholarships or other tuition breaks). Take a look:
High school students, does this data have you looking at these schools in a new light? Current college students attending one of the schools listed above, did merit aid make the difference as to whether or not you enrolled?
August 12, 2011
If you're a current or soon-to-be college student, you've probably heard the saying "Friends, school, sleep: Pick two." If you haven't, it means you won't have time to do everything you want...and sometimes need. While there are students who can balance all three, they have another difficult decision to make at the beginning of each semester: tuition, food or books?
According to survey conducted by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, seven out of 10 undergraduate students reported not buying one or more textbooks because the cost was too high. How high? The Government Accountability Office estimated textbooks cost a quarter of the average state college tuition (three-fourths at community colleges) and the U.S. PIRG revealed textbook prices have risen faster than overall inflation with a 22-percent uptick in the past four years. For students, this means some serious money management is in order. "Generally what we get from students is 'Yeah, it's only a few dollars, but it could be my dinner,'" said Jessica Bruning, a student at Iowa State University. "It adds up pretty quickly." The survey also revealed four out of five students said new editions prevented them from purchasing cheaper used books and half cited bundles or custom editions as the culprits for increased costs.
The good news – yes, there is some! – is that groups like Textbook Rebellion, Campus Progress and even individual professors are doing their part to keep textbook costs from negatively impacting students' college experiences. "Better options are out there," said Nicole Allen, textbooks advocate for the Student PIRGs. "Between used books, rental programs and long-term alternatives like open textbooks, we have the tools we need to make textbooks affordable for more students." Have you had to choose between tuition, food or books? What are you doing to keep your college costs in check?
August 22, 2011
If you think college textbooks have been in the news more than usual lately, you're right: Classes are starting up again at many college campuses and students are looking for any ways they can to keep their college costs in check. When it comes to books, there are plenty of options to do so without skimping...but between work, interning and moving in, do you have the time to research each individual option to find the best deal? Yes, actually, you do.
The amount of textbook options available to students today is staggering – new, used, rent, digital, rent digital – but students trying to get the most bang for their educational buck now have some much-needed assistance, the Chronicle reports. For example, Amazon (which recently launched its own digital textbook rental service) has created Amazon Student, a free iPhone application designed to help students compare book prices on Amazon as a whole via barcode snapshots. There's also BookSavr.com, a site formed by two Yalies in the vein of Kayak and Orbitz: The site shows prices from a variety of retailers – online, the campus bookstore and other physical booksellers close to the school's New Haven campus – all in one place.
Not to be outdone, nearly 100 campus bookstores have added research features to their sites through the Harvard graduate-created Verba. Similar to BookSavr.com, Verba displays prices for books at the store, on Amazon, on Half.com, through rental programs, etc. Some campus stores even include signs on each shelf reminding smartphone-wielding customers about the online comparison tool.
Have you had the opportunity to try any of these options when buying your textbooks? We'd love to hear firsthand feedback!
August 24, 2011
There are lots of ways students and their parents can pay for college – at Scholarships.com, we're familiar with nearly 3 million options – and many begin socking away funds early on. As admirable as this timely planning is, a new study shows it won't come close to covering the ever-rising cost of higher education.
Boston-based Fidelity Investments has revealed that while 67 percent of parents surveyed have put money into some sort of college fund this year, current and expected savings project the typical American family will only be able to pay for 16 percent of college costs when the time comes. Why? Many factors contribute, like the less-than-stellar economy and existing student loan payments (more than half of parents with children under five still have outstanding balances) but perhaps the hardest-hitting element is the colleges' steep price tags: Over the past five years alone, college costs have jumped 26 percent.
This news may sound bleak but families are still finding ways to afford school without going into debt...or having their children graduate with a mountain of it. More parents are asking their kids to work part-time, commute to save on room and board, opt for state schools over private ones and take additional credits - all to keep costs in check. These are all excellent options to defray ballooning education costs but don't forget scholarships and grants – aka free money for college! Just like saving, it's important to start searching for scholarships early and often. No time's better than the present – complete a free scholarship search today!
September 8, 2011
With college costs at an all-time high, the likelihood of college applicants and their parents selecting the school offering the most financial assistance is pretty high. But what national schools provide the highest quality education for the lowest price? Just ask the experts at U.S. News.
Though the official ordered list will not be revealed until next week, U.S. News published a sneak peek of its top 10 best value schools in the National Universities category today. (Keep in mind the schools are only listed in alphabetical order at this point.)
Is your dream school represented? Excellent! What school do you think will be named the best value and why?
September 9, 2011
It can be difficult for prospective college students and their parents to visit the campuses they're interested in when classes are in session so instead, tours are often scheduled on weekends or between semesters. Though this may be more convenient, it's harder for the tour takers to get a true feel for the school they may one day call their alma mater...unless their tour is taking place at Bradley University.
Though colleges have long employed virtual tours, Bradley could be the first to provide a complementary iPad application during in-person campus tours. Jim Ferolo, an associate professor and chair of Bradley's interactive media department who helped come up with the idea, said the app is meant to give students a fuller sense of what campus life is like if they visit during off-peak hours. In addition to supplementary videos, the app suggests particular spots on campus to see depending on the data (intended majors, extracurricular interests, etc.) users input at the beginning of the tour, all of which are routed to the tour guides' iPads to best customize each tour. Ferolo said the app is not meant to replace the traditional campus tours at Bradley but his department will track how prospective students use the application so it can be improved – possibly with on-the-fly likes and ratings – down the line.
Sounds pretty cool to us but what do you think? Would you be interested in using an app like Bradley's on a campus tour or would you rather get a feel for a school sans technology?
September 21, 2011
Regardless of how demanding your college class schedule and major requirements are, a foreign language course could be among the most useful credits you accumulate.
According to Dr. Ali Binazir's recent Huffington Post article, he recommends taking a foreign language to all incoming college students because "universities generally do a fantastic job of teaching them, they're a super-useful lifelong skill, and they're generally an easy 'A'." But are all languages created academically equal? It depends on your future goals, he says: If you don't want be treated like an "ugly American" while studying abroad in France, learn French but if you want to get a leg up in business negotiations, opt for Chinese. Here are the rest of the doctor's orders, broken down by ease of learning, employability enhancement and "cool factor":
Chinese: Ease of learning - 1; Employability enhancement - 10; Cool factor - 10
Japanese: Ease of learning - 2; Employability enhancement - 7; Cool factor - 10
French: Ease of learning - 6; Employability enhancement - 1; Cool factor - 10
Italian: Ease of learning - 10; Employability enhancement - 1; Cool factor - 9
German: Ease of learning - 5; Employability enhancement - 2; Cool factor - 9
Spanish: Ease of learning - 10; Employability enhancement - 8; Cool factor - 6
Russian: Ease of learning - 4; Employability enhancement - 8; Cool factor - 9
Portuguese: Ease of learning - 9; Employability enhancement - 8; Cool factor - 9
Binazir has taken lessons in six of the eight languages listed and his explanations of why each language made the list are entertaining and informative. Are you taking or considering taking a language in college? If so, which one and why?
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• Local author Jeff Baker recently published Heard Around the Fire: Teachings of Grandfather Fire. The book, out on the Sacred Fire Press imprint, intends to provide readers with tool for navigating life. Lessons about the heart and mind, spirituality, gratitude, compassion, pain, healing, community and more, are imparted by the element of fire as spoken through Huichol shaman David C. Wiley. The lessons are given at sacred fire events and recorded between February 2001 and August 2005.
"Why is Grandfather appearing to us as this particular time?" Baker asks in the book's intro. ""He says that our modern culture has become very disconnected from the natural world and that we are not listening to what the Gods are telling us through natural events, omens and signs."
Learn more here and at a talk and book signing, held at Malaprop's on Wednesday, Oct. 13. 7 p.m. Free.
• Accent On Books announces its next reading group on Wednesday, Oct. 13 at 3 p.m. The book selection is Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel — a reimagining of Henry VIII's court.
• Local Lark Books editor Kathleen McCafferty just complete work on Craft-In, "a box-set of 12 craft booklets featuring all indie crafters including local artists Julie Armbruster, Alli Good, John Murphy (author of Stupid Sock Creatures and Closet Monsters), Katy Yellen (catzillacrafts.etsy.com), Jodi Rhoden (Short Street Cakes), MelMac Pink (Asheville Hoops), and Suzie Millions (artist, and author of The Complete Book of Retro Crafts). Suzie Millions designed all of the 12 awesome booklets, each one featuring a different craft project by a different indie crafter." Suzie Millions will launch the collection with an event at Barnes & Nobel on Saturday, Oct. 16 from 1-3 p.m.
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• Perhaps most intriguing about Nothing Left to Burn by Charlottesville, Va.-based author Jay Varner is that it's a memoir. It's the story of a boy who grows up with a fire fighter father and a grandfather who seems preternaturally obsessed with fire.
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When the great Washington restaurant Le Pavillon closed in 1990, chef Yannick Cam theorized that, like great art, great food needed a patron, someone who would support, nurture and ultimately pay for the quality that the market would not.
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With great news organizations folding or being sold at a fraction of what they were once worth, we have entered a new era: A top media organization now needs people willing to support it beyond its means to support itself.
We live in a world in which the economics of the news business have been revolutionized; information wants "to be free" is the smug phrase.
The aggregators of news content are worth more than the institutions that create the content, as we saw recently with the sale of a former Post property, Newsweek.
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This is the central challenge for a serious journalistic enterprise: how to get people to pay for the work.
No one has figured it out, and a lot of very smart people have tried.
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Jefferson Bible
Material | Red Morocco goatskin leather, handmade wove paper, Iron-gall ink |
Size | 21.2 cm x 13.2 cm x 3.4 cm |
Writing | Greek, Latin, French, and English |
Created | Approx. 1819, Monticello |
Discovered | Acquired by the Smithsonian in 1895 |
Present location | Smithsonian National Museum of American History |
The Jefferson Bible, or The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth as it is formally titled, was a book constructed by Thomas Jefferson in the latter years of his life by cutting and pasting with a razor and glue numerous sections from the New Testament as extractions of the doctrine of Jesus. Jefferson's condensed composition is especially notable for its exclusion of all miracles by Jesus and most mentions of the supernatural, including sections of the four gospels which contain the Resurrection and most other miracles, and passages indicating Jesus was divine.[1][2][3][4]
Early draft[edit]
In an 1803 letter to Joseph Priestley, Jefferson states that he conceived the idea of writing his view of the "Christian System" in a conversation with Dr. Benjamin Rush during 1798–99. He proposes beginning with a review of the morals of the ancient philosophers, moving on to the "deism and ethics of the Jews," and concluding with the "principles of a pure deism" taught by Jesus, "omitting the question of his deity." Jefferson explains that he does not have the time, and urges the task on Priestley as the person best equipped to accomplish the task.[5]
Jefferson accomplished a more limited goal in 1804 with The Philosophy of Jesus of Nazareth, the predecessor to The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth.[6] He described it in a letter to John Adams dated October 13, 1813:
In extracting the pure principles which he taught, we should have to strip off the artificial vestments in which they have been muffled by priests, who have travestied them into various forms, as instruments of riches and power to themselves. We must dismiss the Platonists and Plotinists, the Stagyrites and Gamalielites, the Eclectics, the Gnostics and Scholastics, their essences and emanations, their logos and demiurges, aeons and daemons, male and female, with a long train of … or, shall I say at once, of nonsense. We must reduce our volume to the simple evangelists, select, even from them, the very words only of Jesus, paring off the amphibologisms into which they have been led, by forgetting often, or not understanding, what had fallen from him, by giving their own misconceptions as his dicta, and expressing unintelligibly for others what they had not understood themselves. There will be found remaining the most sublime and benevolent code of morals which has ever been offered to man. I have performed this operation for my own use, by cutting verse by verse out of the printed book, and arranging the matter which is evidently his, and which is as easily distinguishable as diamonds in a dunghill. The result is an octavo of forty-six pages, of pure and unsophisticated doctrines.[5]
Jefferson never referred to his work as a bible, and the full title this 1804 version was, The Philosophy of Jesus of Nazareth, being Extracted from the Account of His Life and Doctrines Given by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John; Being an Abridgement of the New Testament for the Use of the Indians, Unembarrased [uncomplicated] with Matters of Fact or Faith beyond the Level of their Comprehensions.[7]
Jefferson frequently expressed discontent with this earlier version. The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth represents the fulfillment of his desire to produce a more carefully assembled edition.
Using a razor, Jefferson cut and pasted his arrangement of selected verses from the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John in chronological order, putting together excerpts from one text to those of another in order to create a single narrative. Thus he begins with Luke 2 and Luke 3, then follows with Mark 1 and Matthew 3. He provides a record of which verses he selected and of the order in which he arranged them in his "Table of the Texts from the Evangelists employed in this Narrative and of the order of their arrangement".
Consistent with his naturalistic outlook and intent, most supernatural events are not included in Jefferson's heavily edited compilation. Paul K. Conkin states that "For the teachings of Jesus he concentrated on his milder admonitions (the Sermon on the Mount) and his most memorable parables. What resulted is a reasonably coherent, but at places oddly truncated, biography. If necessary to exclude the miraculous, Jefferson would cut the text even in mid-verse."[8] Historian Edwin Scott Gaustad explains, "If a moral lesson was embedded in a miracle, the lesson survived in Jeffersonian scripture, but the miracle did not. Even when this took some rather careful cutting with scissors or razor, Jefferson managed to maintain Jesus' role as a great moral teacher, not as a shaman or faith healer."[9]
Therefore The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth begins with an account of Jesus's birth without references to angels (at that time), genealogy, or prophecy. Miracles, references to the Trinity and the divinity of Jesus, and Jesus' resurrection are also absent from his collection.[10]
No supernatural acts of Christ are included at all in this regard, while the few things of a supernatural nature include receiving of the Holy Spirit,[11] angels,[12] Noah's Ark and the Great Flood,[13] the Tribulation,[14] the Second Coming,[15] the resurrection of the dead,[16] a future kingdom,[17][18] and eternal life,[19] Heaven,[20] Hell[21] and punishment in everlasting fire, the Devil,[22] and the soldiers falling backwards to the ground in response to Jesus stating, "I am he."[23]
Rejecting the resurrection of Jesus, the work ends with the words: "Now, in the place where He was crucified, there was a garden; and in the garden a new sepulchre, wherein was never man yet laid. There laid they Jesus. And rolled a great stone to the door of the sepulchre, and departed." These words correspond to the ending of John 19 in the Bible.
Despite the stated intent of the 1804 version being "for the Use of the Indians," there is no record of this or its successor being used for that purpose. Although the government long supported Christian activity among Indians,[24][25] and in Notes on the State of Virginia Jefferson supported "a perpetual mission among the Indian tribes," at least in the interest of anthropology,[26] and as President sanctioned financial support for a priest and church for the Kaskaskia Indians,[27] Jefferson did not make these works public. Instead, he acknowledged the existence of The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth to only a few friends, saying that he read it before retiring at night, as he found this project intensely personal and private.[28]
It is understood by some historians that he composed it for his own satisfaction, supporting the Christian faith as he saw it. Gaustad states, "The retired President did not produce his small book to shock or offend a somnolent world; he composed it for himself, for his devotion, for his assurance, for a more restful sleep at nights and a more confident greeting of the mornings." [29]
Ainsworth Rand Spofford, Librarian of Congress (1864 –1894) stated: "His original idea was to have the life and teachings of the Saviour, told in similar excerpts, prepared for the Indians, thinking this simple form would suit them best. But, abandoning this, the formal execution of his plan took the shape above described, which was for his individual use. He used the four languages that he might have the texts in them side by side, convenient for comparison. In the book he pasted a map of the ancient world and the Holy Land, with which he studied the New Testament." [30]
Some speculate that the reference to "Indians" in the 1804 title may have been an allusion to Jefferson's Federalist opponents, as he likewise used this indirect tactic against them at least once before, that being in his second inaugural address. Or that he was providing himself a cover story in case this work became public.[31]
Also referring to the 1804 version, Jefferson wrote, "A more beautiful or precious morsel of ethics I have never seen; it is a document in proof that I am a real Christian, that is to say, a disciple of the doctrines of Jesus."[30]
Jefferson's claim to be a Christian was made in response to those who accused him of being otherwise, due to his unorthodox view of the Bible and conception of Christ. Recognizing his rather unique views, Jefferson stated in a letter (1819) to Ezra Stiles Ely, "You say you are a Calvinist. I am not. I am of a sect by myself, as far as I know."[32]
Publication history[edit]
After completion of the Life and Morals, about 1820, Jefferson shared it with a number of friends, but he never allowed it to be published during his lifetime.
The most complete form Jefferson produced was inherited by his grandson, Thomas Jefferson Randolph, and was published in 1895 by the National Museum in Washington. The book was later published as a lithographic reproduction by an act of the United States Congress in 1904. Beginning in 1904 and continuing every other year until the 1950s, new members of Congress were given a copy of the Jefferson Bible. Until the practice first stopped, copies were provided by the Government Printing Office. A private organization, the Libertarian Press, revived the practice in 1997.[33][34]
In January 2013, the American Humanist Association published an edition of the Jefferson Bible, distributing a free copy to every member of Congress and President Barack Obama.[35] A Jefferson Bible For the Twenty-First Century adds samples of passages that Jefferson chose to omit, as well as examples of the "best" and "worst" from the Hebrew Bible, the Quran, the Bhagavad Gita, the Buddhist Sūtras, and the Book of Mormon.[36]
The Smithsonian published the first full-color facsimile[37] of the Jefferson Bible on November 1, 2011. Released in tandem with a Jefferson Bible exhibit at the National Museum of American History, the reproduction features introductory essays by Smithsonian Political History curators Harry R. Rubenstein and Barbara Clark Smith, and Smithsonian Senior Paper Conservator Janice Stagnitto Ellis. The book's pages were digitized using a Hasselblad H4D50-50 megapixel DSLR camera and a Zeiss 120 macro lens, and were photographed by Smithsonian photographer, Hugh Talman.[38]
The entire Jefferson Bible is available to view, page-by-page, on the Smithsonian National Museum of American History's website.[39] The high-resolution digitization enables the public to see the minute details and anomalies of each page, and uniquely experience the book.
The text is in the public domain and freely available on the Internet.
Recent history[edit]
In 1895, the Smithsonian Institution under the leadership of librarian Cyrus Adler purchased the original Jefferson Bible from Jefferson's great-granddaughter Carolina Randolph for $400. A conservation effort commencing in 2009,[40] in partnership with the museum's Political History department, allowed for a public unveiling in an exhibit open from November 11, 2011, through May 28, 2012, at the National Museum of American History. Also displayed were the source books from which Jefferson cut his selected passages, and the 1904 edition of the Jefferson Bible requested and distributed by the United States Congress.[37] The exhibit was accompanied by an interactive digital facsimile available on the museum's public website. On February 20, 2012, the Smithsonian Channel premiered the documentary Jefferson's Secret Bible.[37]
Editions in print[edit]
- Facsimile
- The Jefferson Bible, Smithsonian Edition: The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth (2011) Smithsonian Books hardcover: ISBN 978-1-58834-312-3
- "Jefferson's Extracts from the Gospels: 'The Philosophy of Jesus' and 'The Life and Morals of Jesus': THE PAPERS OF THOMAS JEFFERSON: SECOND SERIES" (1983) Princeton University Press hardcover: ISBN 0-691-04699-9, paperback: ISBN 0-691-10210-4
- "THE Jefferson Bible" (1964) Clarkston N. Potter, Inc hardcover: LOC Number: 64-19900
- "The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth" (1904) United States Government Printing Office
- Text
- "The Jefferson Bible: What Thomas Jefferson Selected as the Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth": ISBN 978-1-936583-21-8
- The Jefferson Bible: The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth (2006) Dover Publications paperback: ISBN 0-486-44921-1
- The Jefferson Bible, (2006) Applewood Books hardcover: ISBN 1-55709-184-6
- The Jefferson Bible, introduction by Cyrus Adler, (2005) Digireads.com paperback: ISBN 1-4209-2492-3
- The Jefferson Bible, introduction by Percival Everett, (2004) Akashic Books paperback: ISBN 1-888451-62-9
- The Jefferson Bible, introduction by M. A. Sotelo, (2004) Promotional Sales Books, LLC paperback
- Jefferson's "Bible": The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth, introduction by Judd W. Patton, (1997) American Book Distributors paperback: ISBN 0-929205-02-2
- A Jefferson Bible for the Twenty-First Century, 2013, Humanist Press, paperback ISBN 978-0-931779-29-9, ebook ISBN 978-0-931779-30-5
See also[edit]
- The Age of Reason
- Bibliography of Thomas Jefferson
- Jesuism
- The Jesus Seminar
- Rationalism
- Thomas Jefferson and religion
- Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom
- ^ R.P. Nettelhorst. Notes on the Founding Fathers and the Separation of Church and State. Quartz Hill School of Theology. Retrieved February 20, 2007.
- ^ Jefferson, Thomas, The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, ed. Lipscomb, 10:376-377.
- ^ Thomas Jefferson's Abridgement of the Words of Jesus of Nazareth (Charlotesville: Mark Beliles, 1993), 14.
- ^ Jefferson, Thomas, The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, ed. Lipscomb, 10:232-233.
- ^ a b Excerpts from the Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson Retrieved March 30, 2007
- ^ Unitarian Universalist Historical Society profile of Jefferson. Retrieved March 30, 2007
- ^ Randal, Henry S., The Life of Thomas Jefferson, vol. 3 (New York: Derby & Jackson, 1858), 654.
- ^ Paul K. Conkin, quoted in Jeffersonian Legacies, edited by Peter S. Onuf, p. 40
- ^ Edwin Scott Gaustad, Sworn on the Altar of God: A Religious Biography of Thomas Jefferson, p 129
- ^ Reece, Erik (December 1, 2005). "Jesus Without The Miracles – Thomas Jefferson's Bible and the Gospel of Thomas". Harper's Magazine, v. 311, n. 1867.
- ^ p. 40
- ^ p. 42
- ^ p. 64
- ^ p. 63
- ^ p. 67
- ^ p. 59
- ^ p. 39
- ^ p. 67
- ^ p. 37
- ^ p. 62
- ^ p. 46
- ^ p. 68
- ^ p. 73
- ^ http://digital.library.okstate.edu/encyclopedia/entries/A/AM011.html Oklahoma Historical Society, AMERICAN INDIANS AND CHRISTIANITY
- ^ Library of Congress exhibit, American Indians of the Pacific Northwest
- ^ University of Virginia Library, Jefferson's Notes on Virginia, p. 210
- ^ Smithsonian magazine, Secretary Clough on Jefferson's Bible, October 2011
- ^ Sworn on the Altar of God: A Religious Biography of Thomas Jefferson, p. 131
- ^ a b Cyrus Adler, Introduction to the Jefferson Bible
- ^ Forrest Church, The Jefferson Bible: The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth, p. 20
- ^ Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Ezra Stiles Ely, June 25, 1819, Encyclopedia Virginia
- ^ Hitchens, Christopher (January 9, 2007). What Jefferson Really Thought About Islam. Slate. Retrieved January 24, 2007.
- ^ Jefferson's Abridged Bible
- ^ Humanists slice and dice the world's sacred texts, Jan 11, 2013, Religion News Service
- ^ Humanists Create New 'Jefferson Bible;' Deliver Copies to Obama, Congress, Jan 14, 2013, Christian Post
- ^ a b c G. Wayne Clough (October 2011). "Secretary Clough on Jefferson's Bible". Smithsonian Magazine. Retrieved November 8, 2011.
- ^ Jefferson, Thomas (2011). The Jefferson Bible, Smithsonian Edition: The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth. Smithsonian Books. ISBN 978-1-58834-312-3.
- ^ http://americanhistory.si.edu/jeffersonbible
- ^ Jefferson's Bible Sent to the Conservation Lab
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- Official Smithsonian Jefferson Bible website: "Thomas Jefferson's Bible" – at National Museum of American History
- Online text of the Jefferson Bible: "Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth" – at University of Virginia Library
- "Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth" – at Google Books
- "Jefferson's Religious Beliefs". Monticello.org. Retrieved Sep 26, 2012.
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Kidnapping suspect in court; has violent history with woman
The Colusa man accused of the recent kidnapping of a Yuba City woman and beating her during a 10-day captivity, pleaded guilty in late February to false imprisonment of the same woman.
Jermaine L. Roberts, 35, appeared in Colusa County Superior Court on Wednesday for the new case in which he is charged with a host of felonies, including kidnapping, false imprisonment, oral copulation by force and assault with a deadly weapon not a firearm, with the likelihood of great bodily injury.
Other charges in the complaint are two counts of threatening to commit a crime with the intent to terrorize, robbery, burglary, the sale of an access card with the intent to commit fraud, inflicting corporal injury upon a spouse or cohabitant, and battery causing serious bo ily injury.
Attorney Brandon Williams was assigned to represent Roberts, who is scheduled to return to court on Feb. 13 to enter a plea and set a preliminary hearing.
Roberts reportedly forced the woman, 33, to drive back to his Oak Street home after he found her sitting in a car on the 500 block of Clay Street about 11 p.m. on New Year's Eve, the police reported.
The woman's 3-year-old son was asleep in the back seat at the time of the reported incident.
The woman and the boy escaped about 5 p.m. on Jan. 10.
A motorist saw her and took her to the Sheriff's Department, after which she was taken to Colusa Regional Medical Center for treatment of injuries police said are consistent with her claims that Roberts beat her severely, police said.
Roberts and the woman apparently had a relationship in the past, but it had been over for several months, the police reported.
The case has a similar feel to one that started in the early hours of Jan. 24, 2012.
Colusa County sheriff's deputies received a call around 1:45 a.m. from a friend of the reported victim.
Roberts apparently had walked down to where the two women were on the 1300 block of Clay Street, grabbed the car keys from the friend but belonging to the reported victim.
According to the Sheriff's Department, Roberts grabbed the woman and started to carry her back toward his home, but released her when he heard sirens.
Deputies were called back to the home around 4 a.m. and found Roberts, who reportedly had been banging on the door and demanding money.
On Feb. 29, Roberts pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor count of false imprisonment as part of a plea agreement and was sentenced with a fine and given credit for time served in jail.
That amounted to a little more than a month.
Roberts is in the Colusa County Jail. Bail is set at $315,000.


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