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This past week of contract negotiations at the Metropolitan Opera has been notable for the absence of any new PowerPoint presentations or fustian proclamations. One can only hope that this means that serious negotiations are, in fact, taking place. While we all sit huddled in Dante Park, telephoto lenses trained on the Grand Tier, eagerly awaiting news, we pass the time in speculation. Some thoughts after the jump. Read more »
EDITOR'S NOTE: In response to repeated urging by La Cieca (left), Our Own Dawn Fatale (right) has devised a "to do" list for the benefit of Met management, assuming the company makes it out of this summer alive. The listicle follows the jump. Read more »
For those of you still queasy after Mary Zimmerman's sophomoric snarknado attack on Bellini's La Sonnambula, the new DVD of the Stuttgart Opera production by Jossi Wieler and Sergio Morabito should provide a bracing restorative. Here is a production that takes the work very, very seriously. This is La Sonnambula via Shirley Jackson—a ghost story with an overlay of communal guilt and hints of cycles of abuse and abandonment.
The curtain rises on the common room on the ground floor of Lisa's inn; no rustic mill, but there is a gently flowing stream visible through a rear window. It's an ominous space lined with locked wardrobes and a heavy scattering of votive candles. Mail overflows the mailboxes and the tables are scattered about as if the previous occupants had fled in a hurry. It's easy to believe this place is haunted. Read more »
Coming as Peter Gelb did from the music industry, opera lovers hoped that he would display a more distinctive knack for casting and an improved talent pipeline than Joe Volpe offered during the waning years of his tenure.
Short answer: yes. But let's begin by dismissing the a blatant canard. One thing that the Metropolitan Opera does not need to do is to scale back the number of performances in a season.
The Met's financial challenges are not meteorological, demographic, or cyclical; they are structural.
Marc-Antoine Charpentier's opera David et Jonathas, written for a celebration at a Jesuit school in 1688, premiered together with a Latin verse drama, Saul, now lost.
Stefan Herheim's production of Parsifal for Bayreuth is the regie Holy Grail—a production that completely fulfills the promise and purpose of Regietheater.
Hans Neuenfels' new staging of Lohengrin for Bayreuth is the grimmest version of this work I've seen. Not that this opera is all bright lights and lollipops, but he gave us a particularly dark take on the work, motivated, in part, by Wagner's writings at the time of the opera's composition.
Fertilization; birth; growth; decay. Eating; digestion; defecation; fermentation; biogas recovery; food production. Wagner's Tannhäuser is a meditation on the relentless, repetition of cycles that define our existence and man's insistence on the possibility salvation despite all the biochemical evidence to the contrary.


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Summer 2010:
Flew into Albuquerque, New Mexico (#44). Driving tour of the northern half of the state using the interstate and country roads. Stopped in Santa Fe and toured the Capitol then got back on the road and reached southern Colorado by dark. Colorado was a re-visit.
Day 2- took in all the scenery. Garden of the Gods, Pikes Peak and met an old college buddy in Golden.
Day 3- I-70 West through mountains, Rocky Mountain National Park, Coors Brewery Tour, drove up to Cheyenne, Wyoming (#45).
Day 4- left Cheyenne to traveled east to the first town in Nebraska (#46).
Spent the rest of my trip exploring Denver and flew back from there.
I only need Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho and Montana. I can finish the lower 48 this May by running the Coeur D'Alene marathon in Idaho and crossing into Montana.
jzehnder1202 has written 9 entries about this goal
Summer 2010:
I stopped off in the town of Keokuk, Iowa.
Only 7 to go but it will take at least another 4 years.
Here's what remains:
2009: fly to Denver (already been to CO) but can check off Wyoming and Nebraska easily and then it's a long but scenic drive to New Mexico and I can fly home from Albuquerque
2010: run a marathon or half marathon in in Spokane, WA or Couere d'Alene, Idaho and drive to Missoula, Montana. I've been to WA but not ID or MT
Then, I need Alaska and Hawaii.
flew into Minneapolis and drove to Fargo, North Dakota for a marathon.
This leaves only 8 to go:
I'll need at least 5 separate trips to do this.
chalk up Wisconsin. On a trip to Chicago for the half-marathon, I took a drive to the Milwaukee area. I've now been to every state east of the Mississippi.
Need to see: Iowa, North Dakota, Minnesota, New Mexico, Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana, Idaho, Alaska, Hawaii
Flew into Vegas (revisit of NV). I didn't do much there but did drive through Arizona on I-15. Yes, my feet did touch the ground and I checked out a small town. Then, I went to Zion and Bryce Canyon in Utah. I'll certainly revisit Arizona as there's much more to see there. The next two that I want to check off are Wyoming and Nebraska. Both are within easy reach of Denver, where a couple of my buddies live.
Washington: stayed over night in Vancouver(across the river from Portland, OR) and had dinner there. I do intend to return
Oregon- my favorite of the 3, good experience running my first marathon in Eugene. Also saw Mt. Hood and the Pacific coast after flying into Portland.
California: vacation with my parents when I was 14. rode from LA to SF and saw nice coastal scenery (Big Sur was most memorable)
I'll start with the New England states:
Maine-took US 1 from the border up to Portland and saw the coast and Kennebunkport along the way. Cool scenery with the large rocks on the beach but way too cold to swim.
New Hampshire: my favorite of the New England states. Saw part of the White mountains and toured the state capitol in Concord. Intereting town and enjoyed the tour guide as well
Vermont-stayed in Rutland for a night and went out for dinner there. Foliage driving tour through Green Mountains.
Massachusetts: Plymouth rock when very young, don't remember much of it but it still counts. I will be back if I ever qualify for the Boston marathon.
Connecticut and Rhode Island-same trip as MA, remember very little but also will return and check it out if I'm ever in Boston again.
New York: Baseball HOF in Cooperstown, most of the state is very rural. Also been to Buffalo but not NYC.
Pennsylvania: Philly and Pittsburgh and a couple of smaller towns. Lots of history in Philly and Pitt has some nice sports stadiums and amusement parks.
New Jersey: inlaws lived in Trenton area, saw Princeton Univ.
flew into Portland, OR for the Eugene marathon and got to see the Cascades and the Pacific coast. Stayed a night in Washington and went out for a meal.
37 down 13 to go.
Need to see the following:
3.Iowa-race or 3 hr. drive from Chicago, St. Louis
4.Wisconsin- 1 hr. from Chicago
5.Wyoming- close to Denver
6.Nebraska- close to Denver
7.New Mexico- fairly close to Grand Canyon and Denver
8. Arizona-see Grand Canyon
9. Utah- Zion, close to Grand Canyon
10.Montana- Spokane, WA to Missoula, MT
11. Idaho- Spokane to Missoula
12. North Dakota- Fargo marathon
13. Minnesota- Fargo marathon
I want to do this ASAP because the way gas prices are rising, it may soon be prohibitively expensive to do all that driving.
Alabama (all over)
Arkansas (Ozarks)
California (LA,SF)
Colorado (Colorado Springs, Pike's Peak)
Delaware (coast)
Florida (all over)
Georgia (all over)
Illinois (southern tip)
Indiana (Evansville, Louisville,KY area)
Kansas- (southeast corner)
Kentucky (eastern part, Lexington, I-65,75)
Louisiana (New Orleans, northern part)
Maine- (Portland, coast)
Maryland (all over)
Massachusetts (Boston when very young)
Michigan (Detroit area when very young)
Mississippi- (coast, Tupelo, Jackson)
Missouri- (southeast and southwest corner)
Nevada- (Las Vegas)
New Hampshire- (Concord)
New Jersey- (Trenton)
New York- (Buffalo, Cooperstown)
North Carolina (Charlotte, Blue Ridge Mtns, coast)
Ohio (Cincy)
Oklahoma- (northeast, southeast corner)
Pennsylvania- (Pittsburgh, Philly)
Rhode Island (coast when very young)
South Carolina- all over
South Dakota- (Mt. Rushmore)
Tennessee- (Nashville, Knox, Memphis, Chattanooga)
Texas- (Texarkana, northeast corner)
Vermont- (Green Mtns.)
Virginia- (DC, Richmond, Roanoke, Norfolk)
West Virginia- all over
To go:
Arizona, New Mexico, Utah (1 trip)
Wyoming, Nebraska (cut through corners after flying into Denver)
Wisconsin (1 hour from Chicago)
Montana,Idaho, Washington (Missoula to Spokane) Oregon do-able
Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota (1 trip)
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CALL TO ORDER – 6:3= 0pm
Mr. Douglas Viger (arri= ved after the meeting commenced – ), Mr. Robert Haverty, Mr. Victor Danevich, Mr. William McDevitt, Mr. Harold Lynde (arrived after the meeting commenced – ) , Town Administrator Tom Gay= dos
Also present:
Members of the press and general public.
Introduction of New Employees:&= nbsp; Paul Fisher – Firefighter / Shawn Davis – Dispatcher
Fire Chief James Midgley = came forward to introduce the Fire Department's new employee. Paul Fisher was introduced to the Selectmen. Chief Midgley disc= ussed Mr. Fisher's qualifications. Mr. Fisher told the Selectmen his reasons for pursuing the position. He also noted that = he had been a call firefighter for the past two years.
The Selectmen welcomed Firefighter Fisher.
Dispatcher Shawn Davis wa= s not present for the meeting.
Discussion: Fire and Recreation Impact Fees – Jeff Gowan, Planning Director and Mark Fougere, Fougere Planning & Development, Inc= .
Planning Director Jeff Gowan told t= he Selectmen that the Town had an impact fee in place for fire and an effort h= ad been made to update the schedule around the former Fire Chief's posit= ion for replacing the fire station. He said Mr. Mark Fougere had been hired to develop/update the fee that was bei= ng presented. He noted that repl= acing the existing station was contained on the CIP. A draft of the revised impact fee schedule was brought to the Planning Board and approved by them. The Town's enabling ordinanc= e is written so that any changes adopted by the Planning Board shall be submitte= d to the Selectmen for implementation. = span>
The draft of the new Fire= Impact Fee was provided to the Selectmen for review. Mr. Gowan told the Selectmen that = the impact fee was changed from a per square foot fee to a flat fee for residen= tial construction; and commercial/non-residential would be assessed on a per foot basis.
Mr. Mark Fougere discusse= d what standards were used for the analysis to drive the fee; one being the NFPA f= our minute response time, which was one of the driving factors for substations. He reviewed what= fees had been collected. He noted = that the growth related cost to the Town for the central fire station was $739,0= 00 and pointed out that there had been close to $600,000 already collected whi= ch was near the limit of what could be collected. Mr. Fougere then discussed the substation and what percentages would be collected. In conclusion, he stated that the = impact fees he was recommending ranged from $898 - $950 per unit (residential); $.= 44 per square foot for industrial; $.89 per square foot for commercial; and $.87 p= er square foot for institutional. He said if things changed in the future, the fee impacts could be amended to reflect those changes.
Mr. Lynde arrived.
The Selectmen discussed t= he proposed impact fee schedule.
Mr. Haverty noted that the Planning Board had a presentation at their last meeting and approved the revised fee schedule (with a vote of 5-2).= Mr. Gowan stated that the Planning Board approved the fee schedule, = it would be up to the Selectmen to enact the fee schedule.
Mr. Danevich believed tha= t the impact fee schedule needed to be posted for a public hearing. Mr. Gaydos was asked to post a pub= lic hearing in two weeks.
The Selectmen then review=
ed the
Recreation Impact Fee Schedule. Mr.
Fougere said the last time they discussed Recreation Impact Fee he understo=
that the Selectmen wanted to separate the fee so it only dealt with the
recreational needs of the
Mr. Danevich asked what r= evenue would be generated be the fee to offset the building costs. Mr. Fougere said based on build ou= t, the fee would generate approximately $400,000.=
Mr. McDevitt asked if the= fee had been approved by the Planning Board. Mr. Gowan said it had been in front of the Planning Board prior to t= he fee being broken out into the two and they voted to approve it (on the basis that the Selectmen would enact it). He said once the Selectmen took a position on the impact fees he wou= ld take them back to the Planning Board for ratification. Mr. Haverty questioned if the Plan= ning Board should approve the fee prior to the Selectmen enacting it. Mr. Gowan was looking to find out = the Selectmen's feeling regarding the fees being separated out.
Mr. McDevitt said he was
enthusiastic about the
The Selectmen were amenab= le to splitting the impact fees into two portions. Mr. Gowan would bring the fee sche= dule back to the Planning Board. T= he Selectmen would schedule a public hearing.=
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(3-0-1) The mo= tion carried. Mr. Lynde abstaine= d.
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approve the
(3-0-1) The mo= tion carried. Mr. Danevich absta= ined.
Discussion with Border Riders Club: Regarding Trail Access & Parking
Border Riders Club Presid= ent Bob Lamoureux came forward to discuss trail access and parking within the Town. He said some members weren't able to get from their back yards to the trails so he was loo= king to find an area for those members of the club to park. He suggested plowing the area behi= nd the gate at Pelham Veteran's Memorial Park to use for parking. He wanted to know what procedure to follow to do so.
Mr. Haverty questioned if= they were looking for the Town to plow the area. Mr. Lamoureux said the club members would plow the area.
Mr. Gaydos felt the Selec= tmen should seek the input of the Police and Park & Recreation. He said a concern was how to regul= ate the area once it was opened for parking.&n= bsp; He suggested possibly creating an overall policy for parking that wo= uld note other areas too.
Mr. Danevich stated that =
he was a
member of Border Riders, but was not an active member. He said the season for riding in P=
was small. He discussed the a=
where he had seen people park. He
said the problem may be solved by moving the gate to the other side of the
turn-around (after this season). He
would rather have the Town plow the area versus private citizens. He noted that the Fish and Game had
guidelines for signage. Mr.
Danevich stated that the Border Riders had been a hidden gem in Town with t=
generosity given to the Town at no cost.&n=
He recommended continuing the Selectmen's strong working
relationship with the club. <=
Mr. McDevitt felt the Sel=
should allow use, have the Town plow the parking area and add signage. Mr. Danevich said the dis=
was prompted by the fact that people were found parked in the area after
hours. He said they were look=
for an exception to the new park policy.&n=
He suggested having a sign indicating 'no further access'
into the park. He said they w=
only a couple weeks away from the Pelham trails being unusable. Mr. Gaydos confirmed that=
would work with Mr. Lamoureux to decide what area would be plowed. He asked if the park closure hours=
remain dusk to dawn. He said =
would need to be certain to emphasize that alcohol wouldn't be
permitted. Park & Recreation Dir=
Brian Johnson, who was seated in the audience, came forward for the
discussion. He was in favor of
activities that would allow the parks to be used during the four seasons.
Mr. McDevitt felt the Sel= ectmen should allow use, have the Town plow the parking area and add signage.
Mr. Danevich said the dis= cussion was prompted by the fact that people were found parked in the area after hours. He said they were look= ing for an exception to the new park policy.&n= bsp; He suggested having a sign indicating 'no further access' into the park. He said they w= ere only a couple weeks away from the Pelham trails being unusable.
Mr. Gaydos confirmed that= they would work with Mr. Lamoureux to decide what area would be plowed. He asked if the park closure hours= would remain dusk to dawn. He said = they would need to be certain to emphasize that alcohol wouldn't be permitted.
Park & Recreation Dir=
Brian Johnson, who was seated in the audience, came forward for the
discussion. He was in favor of
activities that would allow the parks to be used during the four seasons.
Mr. Viger arrived.
Mr. Danevich said he want= ed it clear that they didn't want to publicize the parking area on any maps (local or state). It would be spread by word of mouth to Pelham residents.
Mr. Haverty stated that t=
he issue
before the Selectmen was solely a parking policy. After a brief discussion, Mr. Dane=
offered the following motion: To permit parking at Pelham Veteran=
Memorial Park up to the rotary from dawn until . =
instruct Mr. Gaydos to have the Highway Department plow the rotary
(approximately 1000 feet). To=
the Park & Recreation Director create a sign that indicates "No
further travel beyond this point" until a permanent sign can be put in
place. Reemphasize "No
Alcohol" per ordinance.
Instruct the Park & Recreation Director to leave the gate open
Mr. McDevitt felt the par= king should be restricted to parking for snowmobiling.= Mr. Danevich agreed. <= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'>
Mr. Danevich reviewed the= wording of his motion as follows. Mr. Johnson indicated that he knew what needed to be done.
vitt) Effective through
(5-0-0) The mo= tion carried.
There was a brief discuss= ion regarding the gate. It was no= ted that the gate was closed, but never locked.
Mr. Lamoureux thanked the= Town agencies for the support. He = said they would continue to do as much as they could for the Town.
Discussion: Sherburne Hall Use Policy
Mr. McDevitt said now tha= t Sherburne Hall was open to the public, a use policy should be drafted/approved. He said a tentative (work in progr= ess) policy was made for the hall use. There would be a fee for use of $150 which would cover moving all the tables, chairs, cables and cleaning of the hall. The $150 would not be charged if o= nly the front of the hall (portion at the stage) would be used. Mr. McDevitt said there was a need= for a site supervisor to open/lock up the building and ensure the facility was us= ed properly. He said the thought= was that the Town would charge a fee of $15 per hour for the time that the pers= on would have to be at the hall. They would be a person subject to Mr. Gaydos/Selectmen approval. He said the hall and building couldn't be used without someone being in charge.
Mr. McDevitt said a local= singing group, The New Greeley Singers, was interested in using the hall. They also needed one night for rehearsal; they would be charged for the site supervisor, but not the hall = fee of $150 for the rehearsal. = p>
There was a brief discuss= ion regarding the use of the hall and it was agreed that a more specific policy would need to be developed. T= he Selectmen agreed to let The New Greeley Singers use the hall using the Town permit application. Mr. McDev= itt will work with committee members to draft a more detailed policy.
Mr. Gaydos noted that The=
Greeley Singers rehearsal would be
Miscellaneous Discussion
Mr. Gaydos discussed with= the Selectmen a correspondence he received regarding the Fire Station Project a= nd federal money. He attended a meeting with Congressman Hodes and since had correspondence with Senator Shaheen's office. He sa= id it appears that the Rural Development Association will be handling grants thro= ugh any of the funds that come from the federal government. He told the Selectmen that both the Senate and House both approved different plans for the stimulus and would n= ow have to meet and come to some sort of negotiated conclusion which was anticipated to happen by the end of the month. Mr. Gaydos reviewed the costs and a timeline that could be followed and asked the Selectmen if they wanted to g= et 'shovel ready'. T= o get the project to the bid process, the cost was $220,000 and would take approximately sixteen weeks; this would get the Town in a better position f= or 'stimulus money' if/when it became available.
Mr. Haverty said the only= thing currently on the warrant was a petition article for a fire station. He questioned what plan would be b= uilt if that article failed. Mr. G= aydos said they were building to the plan presented to the tax payers last year.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'>
Mr. McDevitt was unsure i= f local 'shovel ready' municipal projects had a high or low likelihood = of being funded. He said it seem= ed like the broader infrastructure was being funded. Mr. Gaydos commented that the Hous= e version was heavy on construction projects and the Senate version was heavy on tax breaks and aid to state governments. He said now the negotiations would start and the Town would find out where it would end up; there was still money for distribution, the question= was how much.
Mr. Viger asked if the $2= 20,000 would fall under the impact fees. Mr. Gaydos said it would. &nbs= p;
Mr. Lynde believed there =
other features that should enhance the building because of the position Pel=
was in relative to the region, such as being designated as a disaster
center. Mr. Gaydos answered y=
es. He said they would put a
'sales' package together to show how the project would work.
The Board was in favor of= moving forward; a public hearing would be scheduled. Mr. Gaydos would let people know w= hat was coming forward.
Acting Fire Chief Discussion
This was not addressed du= ring public session.
Mr. Lynde and Mr. McDevit= t had no reports.
Mr. Danevich said a Counc=
il on
Aging meeting was held.
Reappointments to the committee would be occurring soon. The Building Committee is still ac=
the focus is at the
Mr. Viger reported that t= he Budget Committee held a special meeting to vote on changes made at the Deli= berative Session. All changes were approved.
Mr. Haverty had no report= .
(Danevich/Lynd= e) Request for a non-public session per RSA 91-A:3,II, a (personnel)
Mr. Viger-Yes;= Mr. Haverty-Yes; Mr. Danevich-Yes; Mr. McDevitt-Yes; Mr. Lynde-Yes
It was noted tha= t when the Board returned, after the non-public session, the Board would take furt= her action publicly. The minutes = of the non-public session would be sealed and the non-public meeting would be adjo= urned. The Board then entered into a non-= public session at approximately . Also present was Mr. Gaydos.
The Board returned to public session at approximately .
(Danevich/McDe= vitt) To appoint Lieutenant James Midgley as acting Fire Chief through the intervi= ew process until a new Chief will be named, at a pay rate of $1507 per week, plus any additional, should a FEMA event occur.
(5-0-0) The mo= tion carried.
(Danevich/Have= rty) To adjourn the meeting.
(5-0-0) The motion carried.
The meeting was adjourned at approximately .
= &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = Respectfully submitted,
= &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = Charity A. L. Willis
= &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = Recording Secretary
BOARD OF SELECTMEN MEETING/February 10, 2009


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Nose Creek Players bring locally written romantic comedy to life on stage
By: Allison Chorney
| Posted: Thursday, Apr 03, 2014 11:28 am
Airdrie's local community theatre group the Nose Creek Players are bringing laughs and acceptance of being single with the premier of The Courtship of Sarah Chandler at Bert Church Live Theatre April 3 to 5.
The play is about one couple and one almost couple, according to writer and Nose Creek Player member Kim Cheel.
The story centres on lovebirds Penny and Paul who become engaged but Penny doesn't want to tie the knot until her good friend, and perpetually single woman, Sarah Chandler has somebody of her own. So Penny and Paul conspire to get Sarah together with Rick.
"I see elements of myself in just about any character I write," Cheel said.
She added she, like Sarah, is at that stage of life where all her friends seem to be settling down and getting married. Cheel said sometimes when you're at that stage in life and you aren't on the path to marriage, people can inadvertently put pressure on you to conform and get on the formulaic path of marriage and babies.
However, she said it's OK to not want that in your life and she hopes the romantic comedy of The Courtship of Sarah Chandler will help portray that to audiences.
"It's OK. You don't have to feel like a total loser. You can do a lot in your life without a partner," Cheel said.
Cheel has been an active member of the Nose Creek Players for about four years and has written a few one-act plays but this is her first full-length production.
The play features the talents of Cheel along with Robin McKrittrick, Warren Jones and Jennifer Wudrich, all locals and members of the Nose Creek Players.
Tickets to the play are $22.50 and are available at nosecreekplayers.com by clicking on the Get Your Tickets link.
The doors open at 7 p.m. for all three nights the show runs. The performance starts at 7:30 p.m.
"It's local talent that has been praised for their work when they go to festivals," Cheel said of the Nose Creek Players. "We are a huge part of the community. Come out and enjoy."
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The supernatural origins of humanity is deduced from angels, our body / soul / spirit, and Jesus material / supernatural miracles. In response to atheist Richard Dawkin's statement: "DNA neither cares nor knows. DNA just is." River Out Of Eden. p. 133 : There's questions such as : Where did all the information come from for DNA/RNA, what is energy and Life, what is the strong nuclear force and how does quantum physics apply to DNA, what constitutes intellect / mind / personality - as is purported to also be required of angels, and that of our own body / soul / spirit, why don't identical twins have identical personalities - is it due to copy-number-variations even from their earliest age and for every pair of twins on Earth, what are instincts intuition and inspiration, what is imagination and choice, what is language and why does it differ so widely, how do angels employ language, how does the brain work and how does quantum physics apply to the brain, quite a lot of profound mysteries that evolution glosses over. It's deduced that we were created supernaturally not by naturalism's random materialistic processes. If you explain angels as having their origins through supernatural laws ("without having any regard for physics, reality, etc.") no longer is "naturalism" the only laws at work in the universe. A precedent is set which can apply for the origins of humanity, our body, soul & spirit too. Spiritual people, and those who assume the existence of angels, cannot have it both ways with a false dichotomy that argues for a purely naturalistic origins of humanity - theistic evolution - while accepting we have a spirit, mind, intelligence, personality - which originated like that of angels. No longer is "naturalism" the only laws at work in the universe, to explain our body, soul, and spirit requires supernatural origins for humanity. See more analysis of this below - contrasting the natural and supernatural.
Have you considered below unexplained supernatural events.
To distinguish true spirituality from all counterfeits (or look-alikes) have you considered False Supernatural ?
Chatting with Jesus - If A J Miller (or anyone else eg Popes, Mormons) says they allegedly speak or have spoken as for God / gods or Jesus (anti/pseudo-Christs) one might ask if this speech is supernaturally inspired, as testified to by the modern day equivalent of Bible heptadic structure and possibly? equidistant letter sequences (ELS - wikipedia) ? For more on numerics & ELS, have you considered The Seal of God and Cosmic Codes ?
The Kingdom Of The Cults by Dr Walter Martin
The authoritative reference work on major cult systems for nearly forty years.
Pascal's Wager - There Is A God & After-Life
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Aliens, UFOs - Are We Alone In The Universe ? Click To Read This
A review of Cosmology and origins unlike many others.
Can angels or aliens travel up to or faster than light speed ? Are wormholes, subspace, hyperspace, slipstreams, corridors or conduits, warp speeds, trans-warp, folding of space, bridges, portals and gateways, or inter-dimensional travel real ? If any of them are real, what would that tell us about the age of the universe ? If alien / UFO advocates believe it is possible for angels or aliens to span the heavens (the universe) within very short time frames then the universe has a mechanism useful for rapid interstellar travel (which would have existed before any creatures did, for the universe's own existence & creation) and dating the universe by implication that billions of light years is the yardstick need not be correct. The universe need not necessarily be old in such a scenario, since it can be spanned quickly. Inter-dimensional and material beings would rely on those dimensions or mechanisms of our universe to rapidly move around - which would have existed before any creatures did, for the universe's own existence & creation. (Again, if you explain angels as having their origins through supernatural laws ("without having any regard for physics, reality, etc.") no longer is "naturalism" the only laws at work in the universe. A precedent is set which can apply for the origins of humanity and the universe.) And, if any faster-than-light phenomena exists, that would become the benchmark for measuring the size of the universe, rather than the current light speed (including for any "communications" alleged to be over light years distance, where question and reply round-trip happen in real time, not 4+ years at a time - demons disguised as aliens). It is thought, "old" aliens could not exist in a universe dated by the existence of it's own rapid travel mechanism. Panspermia must be out too. Any events seem likely to be low-life (abduction) fallen angels, reported to be masquerading as "old" grays.
Have you considered The Case For A Creator Ch 6 - youtube for the many scientifically determined factors required for life to exist on a rare, maybe uniquely, habitable planet ? (or perhaps the book may be of interest)
Also, from a Biblical reference point, the angels & Christ? that met with Abraham on the way to Sodom had a meal with Abraham, they were part of that time+space (Genesis 18:2-8). Genesis 19:10 "But the men put forth their hand, and pulled Lot into the house to them, and shut to the door." They were part of that time+space to physically handle Lot - yet had come from heaven.
To get upto speed on unfolding amazing prophecy, have you considered Petrus Romanus News Updates & News Archives
Have you considered genetic Transhumanism & "Aliens" at ForbiddenGate.com ? UNVEILED! THE VATICAN'S SECRET PLAN for the arrival of an alien god.
And inhumanthemovie.com
God And Stephen Hawking - Whose Design Is It Anyway ? by Dr John Lennox. Heavy weights in philosophy get down to the facts in cosmological views. A real eye opener, in lay person's language.
Dr John Lennox's Superb Books
Dr John Lennox's Website
Without biblically true Holy Spirit inspired spiritual 'discernment' and accompanying faith, one can not know for 'certain' that God, an afterlife, heaven or hell exist; we aim for being 'beyond reasonable doubt' (Christian Apologetics N Geisler pp 128, 293, 314, 315) (Tit 2:13 looking for the blessed hope). Evidences seen here and at other philosophical / apologetics websites give us confidence (have you considered Compelling Info.) God gives enough proof to satisfy any reasonable person who is willing to submit to the truth, but not enough to convince the proud skeptic who is bent on unbelief. Renowned Harvard law professor Simon Greenleaf observed: Christianity does not profess to convince the perverse and head-strong, to bring irresistible evidence to the daring and profane, to vanquish the proud scorner, and afford evidences from which the careless and perverse cannot possibly escape. This might go to destroy mans responsibility. All that Christianity professes, is to propose such evidences as may satisfy the meek, the tractable, the candid, the serious inquirer (The Testimony of the Evangelists Examined by the Rules of Evidence). (An Unshakeable Faith p 17)
For a more academic and philosophically sound study of what is Truth have you considered the book Christian Apologetics by N. Geisler.
Have you considered an intriguing range of helpful books , especially An Unshakeable Faith.
Starlight, Time and the New Physics - an excellent read or Kindle eBook Edition
Origins - Cosmic evidence For a Young World with Dr. Russell Humphreys
The Creation Answers Book - answers for many riddles Beyond Opinion Challenges From Science - Google Books - an excellent read for Dr John Lennox's in-depth analysis of Science's boundaries or limitations
Beyond Opinion: Living the Faith We Defend (amazon.com)
Pascal's Wager - There Is A God & After-Life
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There are testimonies about raising people back to life who were dead for a notable amount of time, and remarkable healing's (those being less controversial than most are), which most likely could not have been done without the power of God through His Spirit (for those specific examples).
Have you considered Daniel Ekechukwu video ?
Daniel Ekechukwu claims personally verfied by leader.
The video appears to show a death certificate or mortuary notice from Dr Josse. He claims to have used a stethoscope and there were no sounds from Daniel's heart, his pupils were fixed and dilated. The mortician also confirms that Daniel was stiff and lifeless, and so he intially began the poisonous embalming procedure. Others thought he was a corpse too.
This isn't the same as other near death experiences. It's doubtful that other religions have a comparable example, can someone cite one with details that are as good as this - or only lesser NDE's ?
What is the time limit for one's heart to be stopped, (with pupils fixed and dilated and body stiff so as to intially begin embalming), before the damage of that overrides testing for a flatline with an EEG ? There must be a limit to how long the heart can be stopped before brain and maybe heart damage becomes significant.
Do you think if they'd spent a notable amount of time driving around the area, (with what a number of people believed to be a corpse), that Daniel would have suffered significant brain damage since his heart had stopped - as attested by the doctor and mortician, and he was stiff so as to begin intial embalming ? Yet he revived, back to perfect health, despite previously having crashed into the steering wheel and windscreen at some speed (which later caused breathing difficulties serious enough to warn his wife of impending death).
Raised from the Dead, Reports on The Afterlife - The Lazarus Phenomenon can be obtained here (may require a multizone DVD player if not in the US)
By supposed lack of evidence, one
or two assume we know much that there is to know about science and the universe. There's
no doubt more yet to be discovered that explains the nature of the
strong nuclear force rather than merely acknowledging it's effects.
It's not like science has a theory of everything, science really is still
relatively recent on the timeline of human achievements.
As we all know, we live by the axiom that the truth, and the devil, is invariably in the details, the bleeding edge of human knowledge and wisdom, for which critical thinking and learning proves essential, as long as it doesn't contravene biblical truths (have you considered Compelling Info.) As is commonly said, a little knowledge (or even a good amount) can be a dangerous thing. As far as the so called 'science' of origins is concerned, the jury ever remains out on partial evidence, with profound mysteries, for which sampling errors and successive approximation dominate.
Something that may clarify our thinking on the so called 'science' of origins is to point to the claim that human knowledge increases exponentially over time (for example try and read all the books and websites on offer). It's perhaps part of the reason that God tells us we walk by faith more than by sight. It's virtually impossible to know the majority of details in many subjects of science, no one can be an all knowing mathematician / biologist / microbiologist / chemist / physicist / nuclear physicist / astrophysicist / philosopher and all the fields of science. Humanity never will know it all, there are many profound mysteries; though there are some, in the so called 'science' of orgins that have been able to get away with faking it for too long.
Where did all the information come from for DNA/RNA, what is energy and Life, what is the strong nuclear force and how does quantum physics apply to DNA, what constitutes intellect / mind / personality - as is purported to also be required of angels, and that of our own body / soul / spirit, why don't identical twins have identical personalities - is it due to copy-number-variations even from their earliest age and for every pair of twins on Earth, what are instincts intuition and inspiration, what is imagination and choice, what is language and why does it differ so widely, how do angels employ language, how does the brain work and how does quantum physics apply to the brain, quite a lot of profound mysteries that evolution glosses over.
Another question is, how on earth did God confuse the tongues at the tower of Babel ? (eSword Genesis 11:9) There's a real mystery about human language that humanity doesn't really comprehend yet. It has been suggested that there may be a real connection (perhaps supernatural) between language and the things of God.
The Case For A Creator excerpts on Youtube.
Can we recommend - The Case For Christ, The Case For a Creator, The Case For Faith 3-DVD Collection (They may require a multizone DVD player if not in the US, otherwise the books may be of interest)
The Case For Christ book, The Case for a Creator book, The Case for Faith book
Mat 16:13 And coming into the parts of Caesarea Philippi, Jesus asked His disciples, saying, Who do men say Me to be, the Son of Man? Mat 16:14 And they said, Some say, John the Baptist; some, Elijah; and others, Jeremiah, or one of the prophets. Mat 16:15 He said to them, But who do you say I am? Mat 16:16 And Simon Peter answered and said, You are the Christ(Messiah), the Son of the living God.
The best deceptions often contain a lot of truth, interlaced subtly with error/s, as many scientists usually know - including when the sampling errors and approximations of statistics are involved. It comes down to whether we're going to trust / put our faith in God, or Fog - the all seeing eye's theories [full of holes and many unanswered profound mysteries described above].
Have you considered Dismantling The Big Bang ?
Starlight, Time and the New Physics - an excellent read or Kindle eBook Edition
Origins - Evidence For a Young World with Dr. Russell Humphreys
The Creation Answers Book - answers for many riddles
Christianity For Skeptics: An Understandable Examination of Christian Belief
Does God exist ?
If there is a God, why is there evil ?
Is atheism rational ?
Is the Bible the word of God ?
What about other religions, including Islam and the New Age ?
Ethics & Absolutes
Dating in Archaeology: Radiocarbon & Tree-Ring Dating
"The coal deposits are said by evolutionists to have formed over millions of years, but they contain the fossils of perfectly-preserved skeletons, including two-ton dinosaurs, which would have had to have been covered almost instantly. In 1878, miners working in the Mons coalfield in Belgium discovered 39 iguanodon dinosaur skeletons, many of them complete, at a depth of 322 meters. They were 10 meters long and weighed two tons each. For their bodies to be rapidly buried would require rates of deposition thousands or even millions of times greater than the average 0.2 millimeters per year proposed by uniformitarians (Milton, Shattering the Myths, p. 84)."
Have you considered DNA Similarity Myth ? Human vs Chimp Y chromosome shock
Origin Of Species - Was Darwin Right ? Dr Terry Mortenson
The Bible And The Age Of The Earth
"Adam, the first man, was created in the sixth day, lived through the seventh day, and into at least a portion of the eighth day. If these days were long geologic periods of millions of years in length, we have the interesting situation of Adam having lived in a portion of one age, through the whole of another age, and into at least a portion of a third age, in which case he was many millions of years old when he finally died!"


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PdaNet, the popular jailbreaking tool has been updated to bring a very good feature that hides iPhone tethering usage from its carrier. Actually, this update has come, since AT&T starts a crackdown on customers who illegally use their device's data connection without paying for a tethering plan. Well, let's have more information on this from below.
Actually, in order to identify illegal tethering, AT&T looks at the types of packets hitting its network, and if any packet that doesn't come from an iPhone is checked and warnings are then sent to the offenders informing them they must cease their wrongdoing or billed for their use.
Hence, the new feature of the PdaNet jailbreak tool works by hiding those packets and making the carrier believe that they are coming from an iPhone, and that all of their subscribers are being good boys and girls.
Apart from the hiding the packets, the 5.00 update allows multiple WiFi connections and has been rewritten to offer the best possible performance and quash any bugs. All the MyWi users, just don't lose your heart, it surely won't long before this app follows with the same feature.


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