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Vatican: thou shalt not sing the name of Yahweh
In the not-too-distant future, songs such as "You Are Near," "I Will Bless Yahweh" and "Rise, O Yahweh" will no longer be part of the Catholic worship experience in the United States.(Thanks to A Blogspotting Anglican Episcopalian.)
At the very least, the songs will be edited to remove the word "Yahweh" -- a name of God that the Vatican has ruled must not "be used or pronounced" in songs and prayers during Catholic Masses.
two Vatican officials noted that "Liturgiam Authenticam," the congregation's 2001 document on liturgical translations, stated that "the name of almighty God expressed by the Hebrew Tetragrammaton and rendered in Latin by the word 'Dominus,' is to be rendered into any given vernacular by a word equivalent in meaning."
"Notwithstanding such a clear norm, in recent years the practice has crept in of pronouncing the God of Israel's proper name," the letter said. "The practice of vocalizing it is met with both in the reading of biblical texts taken from the Lectionary as well as in prayers and hymns, and it occurs in diverse written and spoken forms," including Yahweh, Jahweh and Yehovah.
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Italian activists have petitioned Pope Benedict to stop wearing his ermine-trimmed hat and cape but a former Vatican official says there are more important issues to address.
Italian activists have petitioned Pope Benedict to stop wearing his ermine-trimmed hat and cape but a former Vatican official says there are more important issues to address.
Benedict has revived the use of clothing, including a white ermine-lined cloak and a similarly adorned hat last worn by Pope John XXIII in the 1960's.
What's ironic here is that the name YAHWEH made its way back into the liturgy in the 1960's through the Roman Catholic Bible de Jerusalem and its English version the Jerusalem Bible. The Protestant ecumenical translators group of the RSV were continuing to use LORD (all caps) wherever the Hebrew had YHWH.
Catholics who come to miss liturgical use of "Yahweh" will, of course, be welcomed in the Episcopal Church, where they will find "Yahweh" firmly established in our Book of Common Prayer: in "The Song of Moses" (pg 85) and in Pss 68:4 and 83:18 (where "the context requires that the Divine Name be spelled out," pg 584). This, of course, follows long-standing Anglican practice, since the Coverdale psalter has "Jah" in Ps 68:4 and "Jehovah" in 83:18.
To me one of the most distressing aspects of the new Roman Catholic English liturgical vocabulary is that it sweeps aside--with no ecumenical consultation whatever--all the careful work of the International Committee on English Texts. And the secular media have made no mention of this whatever.
It's not just RCspeak to respond "And also with you" to the greeting "The Lord be with you." Episcopalians say it. Lutherans say it. And a bunch of other less liturgical churches say it as well. More important, perhaps, we've been reciting the Nicene Creed and Apostles' Creed, the Magnificat, the Nunc Dimittis, and on and on, in the same words. No more.
Roman Catholic contemporary liturgical English, not too hot in the first place, is about to get worse. And to be that church's alone.
Yes, William, The Name is in BCP. Oddly my copy didn't come with the appropriate footnote indicating its proper pronunciation: A-do-nai. So I wrote it in myself...


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Commencement: June 5, 2015
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We offer a webform to manage registration and collect regalia orders. It will reopen in mid-April 2015.
Where do I pick up and return my rented regalia?
Complete information about picking up and returning regalia will be available in the spring.
Where is assembly for Senior Lecturers on Commencement morning?
Senior Lecturers are asked to report to the assembly tent on Kresge Oval between 8:30 and 9:15 am on June 5 for robing and assembly. Continental breakfast will be available. Further detail about arrangements for 2015, including those that pertain to security, will be sent directly to participants by Professor Paul Lagace.
How long are the Commencement Exercises?
The Commencement Exercises, which officially begin as the Academic Procession enters Killian Court at 10 am, conclude at approximately 1:30 pm. The names of graduates are read in alternating order between undergraduates and graduates.
Do I need a ticket to participate in Commencement?
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Can I greet a special graduating student at Commencement?
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Can I leave the stage and return during Commencement?
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The Institute for Business in a Global Context looks back
By Jessica Daniels On November 20, 2014 · Leave a Comment · In About Fletcher
Earlier this year, the Institute for Business in a Global Context took a look back at what it has accomplished in its first three years (and what it currently does) in pursuit of its mission to focus "on the interplay between global business and the key forces that shape the context in which enterprises operate." The result was a nice publication! Take a look!
Fletcher Reads the Newspaper
By Jessica Daniels On April 4, 2014 · Leave a Comment · In About Fletcher, Our Faculty
Whether on paper or online, reading the newspaper is nothing new to Fletcher, but the MIB program has recently given new meaning to the phrase. Kristen tells us more.
This academic year, the MIB program has launched a new lecture series called Fletcher Reads the Newspaper. The series gathers Fletcher faculty and guests to debate, from an interdisciplinary perspective, several sides of a recent business-connected news item. Topics this year ranged from the Rana Plaza tragedy in Bangladesh to Edward Snowden's impact on Google.
The goal of Fletcher Reads the Newspaper is to bring the faculty's multiple viewpoints together for students in a way that doesn't always happen in a classroom setting. Once the professors have established the context for the problem, Dean Chakravorti runs a case-style discussion through which student attendees solve a problem related to the challenge. These sessions give students the opportunity to be analytical and thoughtful about the headlines we see every day.
You can read more about recent sessions, including full event reports, on our website.
Introducing Mark Attia, a new MIB student blogger!
By Jessica Daniels On March 31, 2014 · Leave a Comment · In Our Students
It had always been my plan to line up a first-year MIB student to contribute to the Student Stories in the blog. I just hadn't anticipated it would take me until March. My own lack of speed notwithstanding, I'd like to introduce Mark Attia, a first-year (at least for two more months) MIB student. Following his second year, Mark will leave Tufts with two master's degrees — from Fletcher and from the department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning. That (MIB and UEP) is, to date, a unique combination, and today he writes about how he (or you) can develop expertise at Fletcher.
For Fletcher students with wide-ranging curiosities, choosing from some 80 fascinating courses offered each semester is like shopping in an "intellectual candy store," as one of my professors put it. But, for those of us who have more narrowly focused interests, it may not be obvious how Fletcher's interdisciplinary curriculum will make it possible to build a thorough body of knowledge in the area of your unique passion. After all, there may not be a specific course on, say, private equity frameworks for emerging markets, impact investing, or sustainable commodity financing. Yet each of these are precisely the kind of subject areas that some of my classmates are exploring, well beyond the scope of our syllabi.
To a great extent, the well designed and complementary Fields of Study and breadth requirements will help concentrate your efforts. Even so, there is yet another avenue through which you can develop your own area of expertise: within most courses, you'll find the flexibility to select case studies and write research papers on matters of your choosing pertaining to the subject area. In my experience, this option is a powerful way to examine an area of scholarship from multiple perspectives, and emerge from Fletcher fully armed with an arsenal of hand-picked skills and knowledge.
Here is how I am approaching developing my own areas of expertise. But first, let me give you a bit of background. In my view, global urbanization is the most consequential development of our lifetime; a phenomenon which carries far-reaching implications for all facets of the socio-economy, environment, and business. I see a rapidly evolving world where our attention will increasingly be focused on the opportunities found in emerging-market cities, and I turned to The Fletcher School to deepen my understanding of this global urban context. Before Fletcher, I had a mix of experience, including with a major water utility and a low-income housing finance bank, and I subsequently pursued a degree in Urban and Environmental Planning here at Tufts. For my Fletcher Fields, I selected International Finance and Banking and International Political Economy. My aspiration is to harness these experiences and learning and join a private firm with global reach engaged in developing core civil infrastructure assets and real estate.
Right from the start, I began asking questions relevant to my interests. For example, what is the role of real estate bubbles in triggering a financial crisis? In one elective, History of Financial Turbulence and Crises, I was able to research elements of the relationship, and discovered ill-forgotten lessons from around the world. How do we solve inhumane slum conditions in frontier cities? In Development Aid in Practice, I presented to the class on an innovative incremental-housing solution that is addressing the burgeoning urban slums in India. How is urbanization impacting the environment? In Elements of International Environmental Policy, I wrote a final paper on the benefits and challenges for cities and surveyed policies aimed at sustainable urban development. How do we finance the infrastructure that the world needs to grow? In Large Investment and International Project Finance, our case analyses covered sectors from high-speed rail, to the Three-Gorges Dam, toll-roads in Europe, and oil assets in Kazakhstan. How do we negotiate cross-boarder deals? In Mergers & Acquisitions, a law class, I examined the takeover of Australian infrastructure assets by a Canadian firm. I could go on, but you get the idea.
In total, I have largely relied on the magic of the proven Fletcher formula to guide my learning. But I have also been encouraged and given the resources to dig deeper into my passion through my coursework. (By the way, I am entirely ignoring the irreplaceable contribution of our extraordinary classmates, faculty, and guest speakers in this discussion, but these are easily the subject of other posts.) If you're not sure where your passion lies, at Fletcher you will embark on an intellectual adventure that will expose you to a world of fascination. But, if you are confident that you know your academic goals, Fletcher offers a limitless reservoir of resources and opportunities to help you achieve these goals and emerge exceptionally well prepared for any career.
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MIB policy tweak
By Jessica Daniels On August 20, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In General Admissions News
An eagle-eyed reader yesterday picked up on what appeared to be a blog error, but actually reflects some news.
Just a couple of weeks ago, I wrote that there is no midyear (January) admission for MIB students. Then last week that changed, to allow prospective MIB students the option of applying to start their degree studies in January. The eagle-eyed reader had spotted the new deadline/enrollment information on other pages of the website.
What was going on behind the scenes? Not all that much, to be honest. Over the life of this relatively new program, there had been a few students who started in January instead of September. That is, they were admitted for September, but something kept them from enrolling in the planned semester. (The explanations were usually visa problems or personal emergencies. Students with other issues would have been advised to defer their enrollment for a year, to the following September.) Although there are some challenges for MIBers who start in January (for example, they don't meet their classmates in the pre-session), the challenges turn out to be surmountable, and we made the decision to allow students to make their own decision on when to enroll.
We still anticipate that the majority of MIB students will start in September, but we will no longer mandate it. If January is the right time for you to start your studies, we invite you to apply to either the MALD or MIB program. And, since the application is ready for you (and is due October 15 for January enrollment), feel free to get started on those essays!
When I returned from vacation this week, I was pleasantly surprised to find that staff members are no longer alone in the building (with the occasional visit from a professor and/or the GMAP program). The MIB pre-session started on Monday and runs for two weeks. Although the pre-session is part of the MIB core curriculum, incoming and continuing students in other programs are also invited to participate, and some do. So by the time I walked past the library this morning, I could already see two study groups hard at work. Like robins in the spring, MIBers are harbingers of a new season to come — in this case, the start of the academic year.
Even more activity awaited the Admissions team when we returned from lunch yesterday. (Team lunch: a great idea, contributed by Christine, to get us all out of the office at the same time.) As we approached the building, we saw a veritable crowd outside the front entrance. Though not Fletcher students, it was good to see the participants from Women2Women. They must have been here for their session with Prof. Tunnard, who presents a workshop on "Using Social Media for Social Change." My daughter, Kayla, participated in W2W two summers ago. It's a really interesting program that brings together powerful young women from around the world.
The pre-sessioners will still be here next week, and then orientation starts the following Monday, August 26. WOW! I am not happy at how quickly the summer has gone, but I am definitely looking forward to meeting the new students we've been working with since we first read their applications!
Quantophobe? Read this.
By Jessica Daniels On August 1, 2013 · 2 Comments · In Admissions Tips, General Admissions News
A prospective applicant asks: What can an applicant with a less quantitative background do before applying, to enhance chances of admission?
My answer is going to depend on the applicant's goals and where the applicant is in life.
If the applicant is still pursuing an undergraduate degree, my advice is certainly to take micro- and macro-economics and statistics courses before graduating. A solid economics foundation is what many of our peer schools are looking for, too.
If that undergraduate ship has already sailed, and if the applicant is interested in Fletcher's MIB program or a quant-focused curriculum in the MALD, MA, or PhD program, I would generally suggest either taking classes in economics and/or statistics before applying, or at least making arrangements to take them before the wished-for enrollment date. Getting strong grades for the quantitative work before applying is particularly important for those who either have lackluster quantitative scores on the GRE or GMAT exams, or who had only modest success in quantitative courses while an undergraduate. (If you can do better than your grades or test scores indicate, you'll want to prove it!) If, on the other hand, you can present evidence (such as test scores and grades) of strong quantitative ability, you may be able to get away with simply telling us in advance of your January-to-August plan to make up for your lack of quantitative training before starting Fletcher classes.
If the applicant predicts a complete life of quantophobia and has no interest in quantitative Fields of Study at Fletcher, I would probably suggest taking economics and statistics/quantitative reasoning before enrolling anyway, but not necessarily for admissions purposes. So long as past testing and course grades demonstrate adequate command of quantitative matters, what the Admissions Committee will want to see is proof of ability to survive our basic economics and quantitative reasoning classes (or even to test out of them).
What does this lack of a single standard mean? It means that, for all degree programs, Fletcher's Admissions Committees review an applicant's full application. There's never a lone criterion on which decisions are based. Rather, depending on which degree program an applicant hopes to pursue, we look at all the information in an application to gauge potential for success both overall, and in quantitative coursework in particular.
I'm going to return to a more admissions-related topic today. Recently, we were asked how an applicant could choose between the MALD and the MIB programs. I asked Kristen, our MIB expert, to lay it all out.
When talking with prospective students, one of the first questions we often hear is, "Which Fletcher degree is right for me?" While our five degree programs are suited to different professional interests and levels of experience, there is enough overlap among them that prospective applicants might feel torn in deciding between two different degree programs. And because all of our students can take all of the same classes, the differences blur even more. An MIB taking Peace Operations? Sure! An LLM in Corporate Finance? Of course!
So, as applicants narrow their choices, the questions we hear go something like this: Am I really mid-career enough for the MA, or is the MALD better for me? I'd like to enter the PhD program eventually, but should I start with the MALD? And then there's the question I'm addressing today: I'm interested in building business skills. Is the MIB or the MALD the better choice?
The MIB and MALD programs share some fundamental similarities: both include classes in all three divisions, both require students to complete two Fields of Study and a capstone project, and both allow students to pursue business studies. The main difference lies in that last point. MALD students may choose International Business Relations as a Field of Study, requiring four classes in business. MIB students, on the other hand, complete a full core curriculum that includes business and international affairs classes, as well as a Field of Study in a specialized business area (Strategy, Finance, Marketing, or NGO Management). The MIB curriculum ensures that students have a foundational business education that delves into accounting, finance, strategy, marketing, statistics, and economics, and this curriculum (and the consequent "B" in the MIB degree name) is a signal to employers that, yes, this is a bona fide business degree, just as you would see in any more traditional business school.
If you are torn between the MIB and the MALD, ask yourself a few questions: How much business am I looking for in my degree? Am I looking to go into an industry that values a business degree? Do I prefer a more structured curriculum? And if you continue having a hard time grappling with these questions, please do not hesitate to call or email our office and we can talk about your career goals and the best degree for you.
And speaking of traditional business programs, this raises the second question: What about the MIB versus an MBA? The answer to this question is a bit simpler to describe. It is, quite simply, a matter of context. Where business schools almost exclusively focus on internal company matters (with some nods to market forces here and there), Fletcher is evenly weighted between the internal and the external. That is: What happens outside of company walls that makes for high risk or good opportunity? What are the market forces and cultural elements and policy factors and legal frameworks that affect a business? It's this deep attention to context — what we call contextual intelligence — that distinguishes the MIB.
Prospective students always ask about the path to Fletcher from wherever they are in their education or professional life. Today I'm introducing first-year MIB student, Scott Snyder, the next participant in the blog's Student Stories feature, and I'm going to do so by walking you through his résumé. Scott and I sat down recently to talk about the different intertwined factors that led him to enroll at Fletcher last fall. Though résumés generally flow reverse chronologically, my goal is to walk you from start to finish, so let's start with Scott's undergraduate education.
Union College, Schenectady, NY; BA in political science, minor in history, June 2004
Research Assistant – Political Science Research Grant, Summer 2003
Semester Abroad, University of Ireland, Galway
Scott was a political science major with an international relations focus. His thesis was on the war in Iraq. He also had the opportunity to participate in an internship that turned into an independent study project.
Office of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Albany, NY; Intern, September 2003-March 2004
• Organized conference involving Senator Clinton, the mayors of five major Upstate New York cities and their economic development staff, federal government officials, and business and economic development experts, to discuss the Renewal Community program.
Scott's supervisor always required interns to take on a project, and Scott's was to consider how the Renewal Community program (a piece of domestic economic development legislation) was implemented in the area near Union College. The project led to the conference described above, a great introduction to politics, Scott said.
Margaret Walsh for Family Court Judge, Albany, NY; Campaign Manager, June-October, 2004
• Managed a campaign that placed a progressive underdog judicial candidate in office. Involved in all aspects of the campaign including development, communications, oversight of headquarters, and volunteer organization.
Once the internship was complete and Scott graduated from Union College, his internship supervisor helped him get a job with a candidate for a local judicial position. Scott was thus the 22-year-old, nearly completely inexperienced, campaign manager. Judge Walsh won the election. The campaign reinforced Scott's interest in politics.
What to do after the election? Scott decided to move to Washington, DC, a fun place to be as a newly-minted graduate.
Campaign for America's Future, Washington, DC; Program Assistant, April-October 2005
• Collaborated on Project for an Accountable Congress – a campaign to educate the public about ethical lapses of members of Congress, including paid media, press releases, constituent outreach, research and events.
Even as he worked at Campaign for America's Future, Scott was planning his next step, which he thought would be the Peace Corps. But having completed most of the Peace Corps application process, he decided instead to move to Norfolk, VA for a new opportunity.
Operation Smile, Inc., Norfolk, VA; Mission Coordinator, March 2006-February 2007
• Administered pre-mission organization, on-the-ground logistics, and post-mission assessments for medical programs aimed at surgical repair for children with cleft lips, cleft palates and other facial deformities.
• Recruited and led international medical volunteers, coordinated local patients and families, and communicated with local hospitals and governments to perform over 125 surgeries in a 10-day period for each medical program, with an average of six missions per year in China, Kenya, Peru and Cambodia.
Scott didn't know at the time that his year in Norfolk was only step one of a six-year career with Operation Smile. In fact, Norfolk wasn't exactly where he wanted to be, given that he had enjoyed living in DC, but his job required about six months of travel each year, and he was working with a great group of people.
Operation Smile was expanding, and he, along with another coordinator and friend, took positions with a new Hanoi office, requiring a two-year commitment. Though based in Hanoi, he spent much of his time in other Asian locations.
Operation Smile, Inc., Hanoi, Vietnam; Regional Program Coordinator, February 2007-May 2009
• Increased surgical productivity through logistical troubleshooting, staff development, and programmatic upgrades. Conducted trainings for local staff in partner countries at headquarters in Vietnam and Norfolk, VA and in the field.
At the end of the two years in Hanoi, Scott decided to step away from Operation Smile. He took some time to prepare for graduate school and consider other professional opportunities. What he found was that his best opportunity was back with Operation Smile.
Operation Smile, Inc., Norfolk, VA; Senior Program Coordinator, November 2009-May 2010
• Directed a scale-up medical program in Guwahati, India. Created new initiative to be replicated around the world, which increased surgical capacity from 150 patients treated during a mission to 967 in a three-week period.
• Facilitated program coordination for United States Navy Pacific Partnership. Conducted two missions aboard the USNS Mercy Hospital Ship in Sihanoukville, Cambodia and Dili, Timor-Leste.
Scott had been thinking that he would go to business school, and he applied for enrollment in 2010. Instead, he left Norfolk yet again, this time for China, where he was charged with smoothing the occasional cultural differences and communication problems between Operation Smile and their Chinese partner foundation. Plus, he would gain experience in project management and fundraising, skills he wanted as he moved forward in his career.
Operation Smile, Inc., Beijing, China; Program Development Manger, May 2010-May 2012
• Managed programmatic and development team of five in China. Created and managed a $1.5 million budget per year, raised over $500,000 from companies and individuals within China, and oversaw the completion of more than 30 medical missions and 5,000 free surgeries performed.
• Developed strategy and initiated execution of Operation Smile's 20th Anniversary in China – The March of Smiles — involving medical conferences, fund raising galas, and medical programs that operated on over 3,000 children in 2011.
This time, Scott was really ready to pursue a graduate degree. In fact, he applied in 2011 to Fletcher's MIB program, having decided that the MIB's blend of a core business curriculum and international relations courses was exactly what he needed. It was the only program to which he applied — a risky strategy that worked out for him — and then he deferred his admission. 2011-2012 was an enjoyable year, especially because his grad school plan was in place. He left Operation Smile in May 2012 and spent the summer in Beijing working on his language skills.
The Fletcher School, Tufts University, Medford, MA, 2012-2014
Master of Arts in International Business
• Concentrations: International Political Economy, Strategic Management, with China focus
• Activities: Non-Profit Sector Representative on Committee for Career Services, VP of ASEAN Society, International Development Group, Asia Club, Tufts Marathon Challenge
Scott is hoping to transition careers from global health to economic development, ideally at an international organization such as the World Bank. What ultimately sold him on Fletcher was the great network of alumni at organizations that interest him, a network that he believes will be a stronger support in his future job search than having a more traditional degree, such as an MBA. Meanwhile, he says he's "learning a ton" and is getting great base knowledge in finance and accounting. His only regret from last semester was that the transition back to the classroom was a challenge, and he didn't take advantage of lectures and other special events, at least not as much as he would have liked. He hopes to do more of that this spring.
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The MIB (Master's in International Business) program at Fletcher is relatively new — just a handful of graduating classes so far — but it is making its mark on business education discourse. Bhaskar Chakravorti, who heads Fletcher's business initiatives, has had his ideas featured in the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal, among others. And if you haven't already done so, I encourage you to read the Ten Questions feature, where Dean Chakravorti engages his colleagues on a variety of issues.
Complex questions made clear
By Jessica Daniels On October 11, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In About Fletcher, Our Faculty
Here's something we think is pretty cool. As a way of capturing the complex questions that are frequently discussed at Fletcher, both inside the classroom and out, the business program is putting together a series of interviews between Bhaskar Chakravorti (our dean for business programs) and Fletcher business professors. New interviews will be posted each week, but the first three are available now. Rather than grasping for a way to summarize the interviews, I'll just share the MIB program's description:
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Bowie Time The time has come to release another addition to my Off The Record project. This time, we decided to take a crack at David Bowie's iconic "Aladdin Sane" album cover from way back in 1973. Brian Duffy's original creation featured a startling portrait of makeup-clad Bowie in a version of his Ziggy Stardust persona. Seemed like...Read More


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The Keeper of the Underworld is Nyarlathotep
The Sword of Truth RetCons history, and does nothing elseThis one seemed so obvious to me it almost didn't seem worth listing. The Sword does not imbue its holder with righteous rage. It has no power to avoid hurting an undeserving target. Its explicit power is to make its wielder's perceptions of the world be correct, and become correct in the past. This first became obvious to me when Richard's brother revealed himself to be a villain. He ''wasn't'' a villain, and he ''wasn't'' the serial killer - until Richard, in a fit of jealousy, wanted him to deserve to die. And so the character who'd been revealed to be said serial killer disappeared from the story (and possibly, existence), and Richard's brother was transformed into the kind of person who would and did commit all of the killer's crimes. By the time he was holding the Sword, it was too late; he was already rewritten by its influence. In subsequent cases it's equally obvious that whether somebody is a good person is entirely defined by how much Richard happens to like that person. Likewise, every thing Richard's done during the story is perfectly justified by the fact that he did it, making it the right thing to have done at the time. As the books are written mostly using the original timeline rather than the eventual one, they simply appear to be dubious. We have Protagonist-Centered Morality as the only option. Note that this perfectly combines the average reader's perceptions of the description of the Sword with the philosophical doctrine the author eventually preaches through Richard. At its simplest, morality is defined in this doctrine by the effectiveness of the actions a consciousness takes to preserve itself. Suicide is innately amoral (outside any conception of morality), and actions which impede personal survival are immoral to the (very) arguable degree that they do so (thus the issues the books have with pacifism, mercy and charity). So an artifact which causes your decision in a situation to become your ideal option in that situation is by definition the essence of Goodness and Truth, the capitalized virtues. By allowing Richard to begin the series with concepts of the virtues more in line with those of the average reader, readers simply don't notice the discrepancy at first.


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Corny. But is goodio
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Corny. But is goodio
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*David pops in* HEY YOU GRABBIN' SOME ***?!
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This is how it should of been! why Paulo? why? He just had to be a man *****! very nice btw!
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...reminds me of ribbonshipping. -w-
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i really like this and i don't know why
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She looks up into the sky, gazing at the clouds and the infinite blue behind. It is her sophomore year at Roseville University, and though it has only been two years since her graduation, she couldn't help but think back to the years when the gang would... well, do anything, basically. She remembers the parties they would use to have, the many conflicts they had with each other, the laughter elicited from Paulo and David's antics, the tears that would flow freely down her cheeks.
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The Amaya got to her.
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Ryan got it right but the image change should take place next year so when she comes back to school everyone is surprised. I imagine the change would take place as a result of getting over mike and wanting to forget the past.
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Did FW just...?
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It's like hawt older Lucy.
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I have to say, I've really begun to appreciate Lucy with hair.
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Complete with math! (For the record, I finished the seatwork )
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it looks like it stands tiss and that is norwegian for pee
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The first is X = 7/3
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Or, what you said was a 2 is actually a z.
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the third says x+y(_z_)=1
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That math ;___;
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Awesome jacket it awesome
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you zetta sons of digits
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It is bad, but my Latin isn't much better. I approve.
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I actually have a friend who has a degree in Latin :I that's kinda cool seeing more Latin
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I am feeling compelled to do all the translated memes... If I do this one, I'm decking the BCB cast out in Assassin's Creed gear.
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^I'd like to see them in Assassin's Creed gear, yes.
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wow, latin is waaaay close to French...
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French is based off Latin. Their are a bunch of them, called Romance languages, because Romans knew how to treat a lady like a lady, unlike y'all chilin' taday wich ya... HIP HOP... an SUGGA DADIES... an y'all BLUE RAY... varmints.
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Wow, the person above me sounds like someone too stupid to login before posting a comment. What a dork!
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@gameking218: It is not! (My Latin is even worse)
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Agrhh. AGAIN. I forgot to log in AGAIN. The last Anonymous? That's me.
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I take latin, it's so cool seeing this!
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woops... I mixed up Daisy with Sue...
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Why is Justin yellow?
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I didn't know Justin already had a colour...-_-
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Sentient Jelly Bean Oh McCain, will you ever stop fooling around?
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People were hurt in the making of this comic.
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Oh my god what a dick he took his parachute ;___;
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Hahaha, what a *******
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well guess in the end no one can have Mike
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Just to clarify, any legs you may see being tripped don't belong to any cast members. Seeing how 94.56% of the Turtle's victims will die, that would be killing off the cast and Turtle doesn't roll like that.
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I don't think that tiny parachute would have saved him anyway...
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This pleases me.
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There's never enough Caramelldansen. That is the reference here, right?
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It looks kind of crap because I did this in 5 or so minutes :S
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But yeah, that is caramelldansen
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guessed it!
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Holy mother...i didn't realize that it was so big -_-
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"Please don't rape me..."
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@Shotgun_Wizard xD IRC people said the same. *Mike's ReapFace ON*
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IMO, Mike looks a bit too serious. I think it's in the eyes- the tops seem too flat and not expressive enough. Also, the lines are kind of thick, but maybe it just seems that way because the picture was huge.
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EWw!losers! *eew*
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yea that movie had me sharting a brick.
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lol, spiderman kiss
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I love the Inception reference.
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McCain has Sue.
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Gabe: yea I spent more time getting that font right than I did on the whole rest of the panel.
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I have to say, that the Inception joke had me laughing non stop! xD


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TORONTO (AP) -- Steve Nash has been selected general manager of Canada's national basketball program. The star of the Phoenix Suns will guide the men's team, which will try to qualify for the London Olympics. The men's and women's team haven't played in the Olympics since the 2000 Sydney Games. They'll play in the final qualifying tournament next month in Turkey. Nash led Canada to a seventh-place finish in Sydney. Also hired Tuesday was Rowan Barrett as assistant general manager. The men's team has been without a head coach since Leo Rautins resigned in September after Canada's disappointing performance at the Olympic qualifying tournament.
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Good meal at lower price restaurant in Gettysbur for family of six
We will be eating dinner three nights in Gettysbur. We are going out for "higher end" meals for two nights so would like a lower cost restaurant for ome evening (here alchol is served). Thanks!
There's a fanatastic BBQ plus place in Emmitsburg, MD whose owner chats a lot on Roadfood. But not sure that it isn't BYOB
We've had a couple of decent meals at Appalachian Brewing Co. and my husband likes their beers. The food is just passable pub grub. I had some sort of really good soup on one trip. We've been there during Greyhounds In Gettysburg, with dogs along. They have a nice patio, where the dogs are welcome and the service is friendly. So, we've been happy there.
Not sure if you searched this board, but here's what I found.
If you're willing to drive a little, Pomona's Bakery Cafe in Biglerville has also been recommended.
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If you're okay with Mexican, you can eat pretty well for a reasonable price at Montezuma at 225 Buford Avenue - http://montezumamex.com/locations/get...
Or if you like Thai food, Thai Classic IV is quite reasonable. I'm no expert on Thai cuisine, but I found their food to be fresh and tasty. http://www.thaiclassiconline.com/defa...
*Edit:* I missed the alcohol requirement. Montezuma and Thai Classic IV are BYOB.
Appalachian Brewing is nice, too, for burgers and sandwiches. We had a decent bar food type of dinner at O'Rorke's Pub on Steinwehr Avenue.
Ping's Cafe on Baltimore Street comes highly recommended from our B&B hosts, but it's always closed when we're there. (We usually go to G'burg in the off-off-season.) It's a sit-down Chinese and Japanese place - also BYOB.
If you're staying at a B&B or inn, the innkeeps often have a collection of menus to peruse (or personal recommendations.) I think the Quality Inn type places also have dining info available.
If alcohol and family friendly are required, I think Appalachian will suit you best. Like others have said, it's pub food, nothing to knock your socks off, but they always meet expectations, we like the beer choices, and my 10 and 11 y.o. are always really happy there.
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We go to the Harrisburg location a couple of times a year and at that location, they are super-kid friendly so I would expect the same in Gettysburg, which is far more of a tourist destination. The food has alway been solid, nothing exciting but very consistant.
Gettysburg Pretzel Factory should save you enough on lunch/snacks to get you something decent the third night. Honest to goodness soft pretzels -- the real deal, not those crummy grease balls they have in malls.
I've never been to Mamma Ventura's, and their reviews on Yelp, Trip Advisor, et al are all over the map -- but they have drink service.
If you want to go ultra-casual, Tommy's Pizza on Steinwehr Ave is always busy, and they have beer. They do subs and salads, too. I'm from the New Haven area and thus obsessively picky about pizza, so I haven't been, though. Cannot speak from experience.
The Dobbin House has two dining areas - the more formal place upstairs, and the tavern downstairs. (Honestly, I've eaten there upstairs and it seemed pretty casual to me.) It's all old-timey in server dress and menu descriptions, which I find unnecessary, but the food is pretty good; and the prices are lower on the tavern (downstairs) menu. Alcohol is served both upstairs and down. The building is legitimately old and historical, which may or may not be of interest to you.
If you ever decide to forgo the alcohol, the hub and I always threaten to pick up some good sandwiches or a bucket of chicken or something and just pick a nice place on the battlefield - The Peace Light, Little Big Top, there are some picnic tables and port-o-potties over by the Longstreet statue -- to watch the sun set (and we'd clean up, of course!). A couple of ironclad conditions, though: No alcohol on the battlefield, and don't get caught on the battlefield after dark. Scarier than any ghosts you may encounter are the park rangers when you are where you shouldn't be. Trust me on this, if you know what I mean.
I checked and Chubby's BBQ has beer and wine
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Feb 11, 2013This second album is less of a record than an experience. You truly get a sense of cosmic alignment here.
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I consider myself a compassionate person, and I usually vote with a liberal bias. However, providing a net to individuals like Alecia simply reinforces her irresponsible choice to continue to have children and raise them as a single mother. I could forgive one child; accidents do happen, but three?! shows a lack of respect for being a parent, a sense of entitlement, and a complete disregard for her future and the future of her children. I hope that whomever makes the decision to supply these funds takes into consideration the fact that they are simply helping her to continue to be irresponsible.
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