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Definitions for CALXkælks; ˈkæl siz
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word CALX
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
calxkælks; ˈkæl siz(n.)(pl.)calx•es, cal•ces
the oxide or ashy substance that remains after metals, minerals, etc., have been thoroughly burned.
Category: Chemistry
Origin of calx:
1350–1400; ME cals < OF < L calx lime; see calcium
Princeton's WordNet
calcium oxide, quicklime, lime, calx, calcined lime, fluxing lime, unslaked lime, burnt lime(noun)
a white crystalline oxide used in the production of calcium hydroxide
The substance which remains after a metal or mineral has been thoroughly burnt, seen as being the essential substance left after the expulsion of phlogiston.
(Now recognised as being) the oxide left after calcination of a metal.
calcium oxide
Origin: From calx.
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the substance which remains when a metal or mineral has been subjected to calcination or combustion by heat, and which is, or may be, reduced to a fine powder
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Calx is a residual substance, sometimes in the form of a fine powder, that is left when a metal or mineral combusts or is calcinated due to heat. Calx, especially of a metal, is now known as an oxide. According to the obsolete phlogiston theory, the calx was the true elemental substance, having lost its phlogiston in the process of combustion. "Calx" is also sometimes used in older texts on artist's techniques to mean calcium oxide.
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Tiger Woods shot an even-par 70 Sunday to win for the eighth time at Bridgestone, tying a PGA record.
Golf: Son cheers on Tiger in 7-shot victory
AKRON, Ohio - They say par is a good score in a major.
GOLF: Tiger maintains his seven-stroke lead
Fans celebrate after Tiger Woods chips in for a birdie on the 13th green at the Bridgestone Invitational, where he shot a solid 2-under 68 on Saturday.
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AKRON, Ohio - With an elite field chasing the lead, Tiger Woods decided to play keep-away.
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"A 61's pretty good. I'm not bummed," said Tiger Woods after making a run at history. He had a shot at a 59 before missing two late birdie putts.
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AKRON, Ohio - Tiger Woods had a shot at making history with a magical 59.
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Tiger Woods lines up a putt on No. 18. Woods finished the third round tied for 2nd.
British Open, Round 3: Westwood - at age 40 - poised for 1st major win
GULLANE, Scotland - Lee Westwood has contended enough in the majors that he can identify important moments, even if he could barely see his ball.
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Miguel Angel Jimenez provides perspective on a difficult day for most golfers: "Fun is when you enjoy what you're doing. I play golf and I enjoy it."
British Open, Round 2: Jimenez finds pleasure in par
GULLANE, Scotland - Miguel Angel Jimenez looked like the only guy who was having fun.
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Tiger Woods' opening-round 69 left him three shots behind leader Zach Johnson. "I'm very pleased to shoot anything even-par or better," Woods said.
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Zach Johnson studies his shot at the 13th green. Johnson, atop the leaderboard at any major for the first time in six years, had only one bogey in the first round.
British Open, Round 1: Johnson avoids trouble
GULLANE, Scotland - A blue sky and a gentle breeze usually means ripe scoring conditions at the British Open. Just not on the brown links of Muirfield.
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Phil Mickelson returned from his daughter's eighth-grade graduation about 3 1/2 hours before his tee time Thursday.
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It will hit the shelf at Christmas, for £6.99, but you get a 20% discount if you insult the cash till operator with any of the following insults. My favourite is "You querulous and disillusioned pessimist!" It should not be confused with The Pope Francis Little Book of Indults, which will be published in 2014, first in Germany and then the rest of Europe.
[Please take note: Artistic licence has, at times been used with the Pope's words. I have tried to keep faithful to the Pope's sentiment, but this is satire. I have not (as yet) been commissioned to compile a book of Pope Francis insults. It's a joke. Anyway, let's continue the book...]
"Rigid Christians!"
"Modern gnostics!"
"Liquid Christian!"
"Superficial Christians!"
"Slaves of superficiality!"
"Museum mummy!"
"Renaissance prince!"
"Querulous and disillusioned pessimist!"
"Sad Christian!"
"Pickled pepper-faced Christian!"
"Children! Afraid to dance! To cry! Afraid of everything!"
"Asker for certainty in all things!"
"Christians allergic to preaching!"
"Closed, sad, trapped Christian who is not a free Christian!"
"Pagan Christian!"
"Little monster!"
"Watered-down faith, weak-hoped Christian!"
"Inquisitorial beater!"
"Seminarians who grit their teeth and wait to finish,
follow rules and smile [who] reveal the hypocrisy of clericalism - one of the worst evils!"
"Abstract ideologue!"
"Smarmy, idolator priest!"
"Religious who have a heart as sour as vinegar!"
"Promoter of the poison of immanence!"
"Those closed in the formality of a prayer that is cold, stingy [who]
might end up as Michal, in the sterility of her formality."
"Older people nostalgic for structures and customs which are no longer life-giving in today's world!"
"Young people addicted to fashion!"
"Pastry-Shop Christians!"
"Luscious cakes, sweet dainties. Delectable, but not real Christians!"
"Existential tourist!"
Anesthetised Christian!
"Christian hypocrites only interested in their formalities!"
"They disguise themselves, they disguise themselves as good people: they make themselves up like little holy cards, looking up at heaven as they pray, making sure they are seen—they believe they are more righteous than others, they despise others!"
'Mah,' they say, "I'm very Catholic, because my uncle was a great benefactor, my family is this, I'm that… I've learned... I know this bishop, this Cardinal, this priest... I am this or that...' They think they are better than others. This is hypocrisy!"
"Sloth-diseased, acedic Christians!"
"I think of many Christians, of many Catholics: yes, they are Catholics, but without enthusiasm, even embittered!"
"They are people without light – real downers!"
"And how many Christians are like this?" he asked, "selfish, out for themselves."
"Christians who do not leave space for the grace of God – and the Christian life, the life of these people, consists in having all the paperwork, all the certificates, in order!"
"The theologian satisfied that his thought is complete and conclusive is mediocre."
"The theologian who does not pray and does not adore God ends up drowning in
the most disgusting narcissism."
"This is an ecclesiastical sickness.
The narcissism of theologians and thinkers does such harm; it's disgusting."
"Your institutions are not machines for producing theologians and philosophers."
"There are Christian bats who prefer the shadows to the light of the presence of the Lord!"
"Starched Christians, too polite, who speak of theology calmly over tea!"
We have heard of so many good Catholics, good Christians, friends and benefactors of the Church that – it has been revealed - acted for personal profit. They presented themselves as benefactors of the Church and made money on the side…"
And in the Church there are climbers, people driven by ambition! There are many of them! But if you like climbing go to the mountains and climb them: it is healthier! Do not come to Church to climb!
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A Springfield officer was run down by an alleged drunken driver while working a traffic detail in Springfield on Monday, according to a report.
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Public Feedback Needed On Updated Draft Water Conservation Plan
By: Kate Rusch Public Information Officer The Town of Estes Park Water Division is seeking comments from residents on the proposed update to its current Water Conservation Plan. The proposed plan is available for review at Town Hall in Room 100 and at www.estes.org/Utilities > Water > Water Conservation. Comments must be submitted by Nov. 19 to the Town Clerk's office, Room 130 of Town Hall, at 170 MacGregor Ave. The updated Water Conservation Plan will go before the Town Board on Nov. 27 for consideration. The Town's Water Conservation Plan is
If You Spot A Herd Of Elk This Weekend, Please Call!
Members of the Elk Fest Committee have a lot to do this weekend and they are seeking your assistance. During the Elk Fest celebration in Bond Park, tour buses take curious visitors out to our local elk herds, along with an experienced wildlife guide and tell folks what they want to know about elk behavior and the elk rut. Some years the elk cooperate, some years they don't. We want to make sure we have a place to take the buses to so we're asking for your help in locating the elk herds on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Please, if you see a herd of elk, especially if there is a bull or two, or several, exhibiting typical rut behavior, please call one of these numbers below and alert us. Your help is very much appreciated! Call Bo at 577-3901, or Gary 443-3138, or Kris at 231-2635.
Next Mayor's Coffee- Chat Is October 3
Estes Park Mayor Bill Pinkham will hold the next Coffee-Chat with the Mayor on Wednesday, Oct. 3 at 8 a.m. at the Estes Park Senior Center, 220 Fourth Street. Coffee-Chats are opportunities for community members to discuss local projects and issues with Town officials in an informal atmosphere. Coffee and pastries are provided. The meetings are held the first Wednesday of each month at 8 a.m. at the Senior Center. For more information, please call the Town of Estes Park Public Information Office at 970-577-3701. To receive Town news and/or meeting agendas in your email inbox, please email firstname.lastname@example.com. For this and other Town news, please visit www.estes.org/news. designed to promote water efficiency through improved practices, techniques, and technologies by both the system demands and customer water demands. Under Colorado Revised Statute 37-60- 126(2), The State of Colorado Water Conservation Board requires water suppliers to develop, adopt, and implement a water conservation plan to help identify where future planning efforts need to be focused and to encourage its customers to use water more efficiently. Conservation measures outlined in the plan pertain to actions the Water Division can take to conserve more water, thereby extending water supplies and lowering operational costs, as well as From: Kate Rusch Public Information Officer The Town of Estes Park continues to adjust its Free Shuttles program to meet the needs of Estes Park residents and guests during the busy summer season. This year, more than 58,800 people rode the Town's Free Shuttles, a 3.5 percent increase over 2011, which was a record year as well. Each year, more local workers utilize the free shuttles to get to and from work, reducing the amount of cars on the road and freeing up valuable parking spaces. This year marked the seventh year of service, with shuttles operating the weekends of June 15-17 and June 22-24, as well as daily from June 29 through September 9. Four shuttles transported passengers to more than 50 stops on four routes throughout downtown and the Estes Valley. Enhancements to the shuttles this year included extended service hours, six additional service days, and new stops chosen to help local residents and guests gain easier access to the free transportation. The addition of a Real- Time Passenger Information Service allowed riders to see the shuttle's estimated times of arrival at each stop. And, new this year, a Shuttle Coordinator at the Estes Park Visitor Center facilitated the program. In order to evaluate and improve upon the system, in 2011 the Town gathered a group of Trustees, employees, volunteers, citizens, and representatives from local businesses, Rocky Mountain National Park, and the contracted shuttle company to form the Shuttle Committee. This committee provided guidance for 2012 service levels and operations. The committee recently reviewed data and comments from this past season in order to formulate recommendations for next year's services. These recommenda- programs to help consumers reduce consumption, such as using the free watersaving fixtures available from the Town. More than 5,000 customer accounts are served by the Town Water Division, which operates with a capacity of four million gallons per day. This accommodates the vast influx of visitors each year. With 10 employees, the division maintains water treatment facilities, more than 100 miles of distribution lines and 670 fire hydrants. For more information, contact the Utilities Department at 970-577-3588. To receive Town news in your email inbox, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The purpose of a stay at home mom
In our society today, there are many stay at home moms who struggle with their purpose! This is mainly due to the massive amount of pressure our society puts on the women to be career oriented and to help bring in money for different reasons. My desire in writing this today is not to judge the mother who works, please know my heart on this as I grasp the different reasons mothers feel the need to work and others just don't like staying at home. Not staying at home does not make you a bad mom. Both working moms and stay at home moms are valuable and both work hard. My desire is to simply share what I believe the purpose of a stay at home mom is.
God places extraordinary value in a mom! God looks at a mom and places extreme significance upon her life! I truly believe that being a mom is one of the highest honors that God can place on a human being! Look at a mother's eyes when you mention their children! You will never see a gleam so bright.
Mom, if God has given your family the ability to stay at home, count yourself very blessed as the majority of American moms cannot stay at home. I know there are sacrifices that may need to be made and things you will not be able to do, but the richly rewarding experience is far greater than those material items and events.
I realize also that in our jobs it is nice to be appreciated and told so. Being a stay at home mom can be the most thankless job. Let the thousands of cuddles, smiles, and I love you's say thank you! By the way, all you stay at home moms reading this…Thank you!!! Oh yeah, and not to mention the taking care of the home and being the most amazing mate to your husband. Your paycheck would be gigantic if you were paid monetarily.
You must grasp your identity in Christ and not in what the world says! You must know the truth behind who you are and what God's will is. You are showing the ultimate sacrifice of self. Your selflessness is insurmountable.
So your highly educated and have specialty experience in a area and society ask you why you are wasting it. Easy answer…for this phase of my life, I am changing lives on kid at a time in order for him/her to make a lasting impact on this world when this phase is over. The education will always be there, but these few years to invest whole heartedly in my child will not. Therefore, the sacrifices, insanity cry outs, and thankless days are worth it to change the planet one little life at a time. You are making a career at home that one day may change when they leave the home, but for now have no doubt this is where you are suppose to be. No one else has a hand in raising your children. There is a time for everything, and you believe your time right now is for your child to be able to say…my mommy was there!!
Mom, realize that you are committed to a cause! You are investing into life change! You are a hero!
*Side note: I know there are different reasons for different women to not stay at home and that is their option and decision just as it is for the stay at home mom. For those of you who are career oriented and work, I know your desire to is be the best mommy and I pray God blesses you in that desire. To those who may judge you for working…who cares what they think.


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Hizi ni Zile Ninazoitaga:: Just For Fun !!!
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Roll call was answered by 11 members sharing their favorite fall flower. Janet Radcliffe made a motion to approve the minutes as read with changes to the spelling of Lila's last name. Liz Smith seconded the motion, which passed. The treasurer's report was given by Liz. Virginia made a motion to accept the treasurer's report. Janet seconded the motion, which passed.
Bonnie shared the South Central Region Newsletter. Next year's regional conference will be July 30 to Aug. 1 in Tulsa. The ITE student from the South Central region is from St. Petersburg, Russia.
Lila Reekie made the motion to donate $25 to the Kansas City Renaissance Festival in lieu of working, which the club will take from its treasury. Virginia seconded the motion, which passed.
Janet shared notes from Hope House. Virginia brought the historian's book to share with members.
Liz was to send in the membership form by Oct. 15.
Bonnie, Diane Lang, Virginia and Patty Nelson received door prizes of a small box of Russell Stover candy.
The Oct. 8 meeting was to be at 4:30 p.m. at Lila's home with a Founder's Day celebration. There was a special collection for the Literature Festival at the meeting. Members also paid dues at the meeting.
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You've got questions. The Running Nerd will find the answers.
I want to know where the toilets are in Central Park. I'm not going to be looking for a bath in the middle of a run.
~Ewen, Canberra, Australia via The New York Running Show
We hear you, Ewen. Central Park is one of America's most iconic parks to run. But if you're not a local or familiar with the park, finding a restroom mid-run can be stressful. There are few things that will leave a runner more panicked than a sudden urge with no place to go; the Running Nerd knows. Luckily, Central Park has 16 public bathrooms, so relief is never far away.
Hands down, the best bathroom to know as a runner in Central Park is located in the Tennis Center near 94th Street and the center of the park, just above the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. If you're running the reservoir's cinder path or the dirt bridal path loop—as many, many runners do—this is your nearest restroom. Best of all, it's open year round. Just run down the little hill from the top of the reservoir or bridal path and look for the building beside the tennis courts.
When you're on the park's roads or paths, the best rule of thumb is to run to the nearest building—chances are there's a bathroom inside. That's what the Running Nerd does, and it works like a charm every time.
For a complete list of all bathrooms in Central Park, here are two handy links to bookmark and memorize: a listing of all the bathrooms in Central Park and whether they are open year round (four are not), and a running map of Central Park with bathroom locations included.
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planner: Angela's Events
venue: Lewis Ginter
flowers: Flowers By Mona Ray
dress: Essence from Tiffany Bridal
minister: Century United Methodist, Matt Bates
caterer: Meriweather Godsey
baker: Cary Town Bakery
DJ: Mike Beene, Choice Entertainment
invitations: Merrymakers Fine Papers
How did you meet?
Laura and I met in the library at UVA's law school. It took Kwabs several months to work up the courage to ask her out, but all's well that ends well.
How did you choose your venue?
We actually originally chose another venue near Charlottesville. A month after choosing it, they informed us that they were double-booked. Everything happens for a reason and we were thrilled to find Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden (LGBG). It had everything we were looking for – an outdoor wedding and reception venue, in a beautiful, yet casual setting.
Tell us about your dress, shoes and other accessories!
Our wedding centered around Laura's favorite colors, navy blue, green and burnt orange. We were able to include each of the colors in various aspects of the wedding. (The fact that we were wearing UVA colors is just a coincidence). Laura found her dress at Tiffanys Bridal in Richmond with the help of her mother, father, and maid of honor. Shopping for her dress was the easiest part of the whole planning experience and she fell in love with it the second she tried it on.
What detail did you like best about your wedding day?
Our favorite detail was the introduction of our wedding party following the ceremony. We really enjoyed writing the introductions. It gave us a great opportunity to share how much the friends and family in our wedding party mean to us.
Describe your decor and how you chose it!
Once we chose our wedding location, the rest was easy. LGBG is a beautiful setting and we wanted to choose decor that complimented its natural beauty. We went with a rustic vintage look. Laura's mom made all the decorations.
What was your favorite moment during your wedding day?
Our favorite moment was the quiet time we spent walking together in the garden after the ceremony. As we walked through the garden (and Allegra took photos), we were able to quietly enjoy our first moments as husband and wife.
Tell us about your food and cake!
Meriweather Godsey catered our wedding. They worked with us to build a menu that fit our goal of providing our guests with delicious food with some Southern flare. Instead of cake, Laura and I thought that pies were more in tune with our rustic theme. Additionally, we would both choose pie over cake any day.
Why did you choose Allegra's Studio for your photography?
We started looking for a wedding photographer long before our wedding. When Laura and I were visiting a potential wedding venue outside of Charlottesville, the venue coordinator let us look through photo albums of weddings that they had hosted. Allegra had shot several of the weddings. Laura and I immediately agreed that she had a great eye and that her pictures had that "wow" factor.
What's next on your calendar as a couple?
Our work schedules kept us from jetting off on our honeymoon immediately after the wedding. Instead, we have planned a honeymoon in Costa Rica in the coming months. With our honeymoon still on the horizon, we feel like the excitement of our newly wed status will last for months.
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2012-13:Outdoor- Competed at two meets in the javelin throw … threw a personal best 211 feet 9 inches at the Wake Forrest open … won the Miami invitational with a throw of 193 feet 8 inches.
2011-2012: Competed in two meets during the 2012 outdoor campaign, throwing the javelin both times ... recored a personal best throw of 62.60m (205-4) at the Vanderbilt Black & Gold Invitational, where he placed second ... that throw notched him the fourth spot on the Miami Track & Field All-Time Top 10 Javelin list ... won the Miami Invitational with a heave of 61.60m.
High School: Earned two varsity letters in track and field at Don Bosco Preparatory under coaches Robert DeCarlo and Robert Murphy ... helped lead his team to a state championship two years in a row ... set a school record of 196-10 in the javelin ... took first in the Empire State Games in the javelin and placed sixth in the New Balance Nationals ... also played football and wrestled ... earned two varsity letters in football and one in wrestling, helping the football team win the state title twice as well while playing center. Personal: Born on Nov. 26, 1992 in Hackensack, N.J. ... son of Maureen and Russell Yee ... undeclared major in the Farmer School of Business ... served as a little league coach in high school.


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Holy Groundhog, there are 1,006 island residents this year! A new high, I believe. Congrats to Mark Vaillancourt for guessing the winning number.
Block Island has been blessed with many fine teachers who have had children of their own in our school. Some are of similar age, and we all knew the day would come when they would want to retire. And here it is, and we are so sorry to learn that second grade teacher Barby Michel and art teacher Teri McCombe are retiring. Thank you both for your many years as dedicated and influential teachers, and what else can we say except we wish you both much happiness in your retirement!
Thank you, Tom Conant, for your coverage of the Hurricanes Varsity and Junior Varsity Boys Games, and thank you, Grace O'Neill, for your story on the Hurricanes Varsity Girls Game. I couldn't make any games this time around, but thoroughly enjoyed reading the lively accounts and visualizing the players. Kudos to all team members — the games were obviously very well-played against tough opposition!
Congratulations to Sarah and Jonas Szabo on the birth of their daughter, Charlotte Kathleen Szabo, born February 5, and weighing in at nine pounds, six ounces. She joins older brother Thomas in this generation of the Szabo family. Proud grandparents are Kathy and Joe Szabo, and Penny and Dennis Riordan.
Congratulations to Lauren and Steven Filippi on the birth of their first child, Landon Steven Filippi. Landon was born January 27, weighing 6.5 pounds. His grandparents are Frank and Marianne Quintero, of Lincoln, R.I., and Marion Filippi of Lincoln and Block Island.
Much-deserved congratulations to all the hard-working Block Island students who made the Dean's List for the fall semester at the University of Rhode Island. They are: Elaine Trujillo, Kody Nicastro, Lindsay Tretheway and Irina Scurtu.
Hats off to seventh grader Anthony Almonte for sending a letter to President Obama, enclosing a portrait that he did of the President, writing chattily about Block Island and lobbying for art in schools. Anthony's direct appeal garnered a letter and White House packet of items from the President, and let us hope the words on the importance of art in schools resonates in Washington and elsewhere.
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Diana Soorikian, a summer resident of the Dickens Farm area, invites any and all readers who happen to be in New York City to an art exhibition that she will be having February 23 to March 10 at the Westbeth Gallery, 55 Bethune Street at Washington Street. There will be a reception on Saturday, February 23, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. She welcomes all, and says she will be exhibiting recent large scale figurative oils as well as drawings and smaller works. For further information, call 201-947-5074.
Colonial music scholar and musician David Hildebrand, who became part of Block Island's 350th anniversary celebrations last year, would like to return to Block Island to do a concert next fall, as he is in the process of filling out a solo tour to the Boston area. Connie LaRue and I are out of the 350th anniversary business, but if any other group or entity on Block Island would like to sponsor a truly fine concert of Colonial music, played in costume on period instruments, contact David at firstname.lastname@example.com, or call him at 410-544-6149 or 410-852-3476. Based in Maryland, David and his wife, Ginger, performed a concert at the Harbor Church last year, as well as an informal concert aboard the Mystic Whaler while she was docked in New Harbor.
David's engagements in Boston will include a lecture at the USS Constitution Museum on October 2 and a school program and evening concert at Old Sturbridge Village October 3. He may also do a teacher workshop for the American Antiquarian Society. He will be New England, he said, from September 29 through October 6.
We were concerned to read about the blizzard that walloped Block Island and apparently all the rest of the Northeast, stopped ferries, closed banks and businesses, and knocked out electrical power. Having heard no dire news firsthand, we are assuming and hoping that all back home have now been dug out and are warm and dry.
We escaped the storm this time around, having weathered many others in decades past. In the foothills of the Andes, where we find ourselves, the temperature is 51- to 71-degrees Fahrenheit every day of the year. Interestingly, the high altitude slows food preparation, sometimes dramatically, for baking and stovetop cooking, making meals a bit of an adventure every day.
Farewell to a friend
Dorrie and Jim Fiorato said good-bye to their beloved cat, Rudy, on February 7. Rudy was a glorious cat indeed, and Dorrie and Jim's words capture his spirit. They wrote, to and for Rudy:
Our Block Island Spirit, 1995-2013
Our beloved family member, fabulous hunter and dearest friend
Who loved and appreciated his family, friends and Block Island fully and unconditionally, who welcomed all into his world. We already miss you so much but promise to always hold you close in our hearts. Thank you Lynn, for sharing him with us.
We hope your next life is filled with hugs, clams, scallops and shrimp.
With much love,
Dorrie and Jim
We heard there was a great story about Dorrie and Jim's "inheritance" of Rudy, so enquired, and received this account from Jim:
"Lynn Fletcher lived in our house prior to our purchase of it from Cindy Geer in February 2000. Lynn had gotten Rudy from the B.I. Volunteers for Animals a few years earlier. Rudy was originally found at the Oar as a young wild cat. When Lynn moved out, Rudy went with her but kept returning to our house. Lynn came back and picked him up several times. During our house renovations in the spring of 2000, Rudy adopted us. I was reluctant as I had been a dog person but was quickly won over by Rudy's charm. Dorrie loved him immediately. Lynn had named him Rudy after Rudolf Valentino, as he was such a ladies' man. When we rented the house in the summer he would stay with the renters. They loved him and used to write about him in our rental log. Many sent us wonderful pictures of him joining their seafood meals in the back yard. Rudy would be seated with them at the table enjoying raw and cooked seafood. We are so fortunate that he allowed us to live with him for the past 13 years."
Trivia tease
Block Island Trivia author Robert Ellis Smith poses a new trivia question: "How long has New Shoreham had a Town Manager?"
In our last column, Bob challenged readers with, "Who wrote this?" —
"Well I'm on the Downeaster "Alexa"
And I'm cruising through Block Island Sound
I have charted a course to the Vineyard
But tonight I am Nantucket bound."
Our first response was from Simon Gasner, age 9, a third grade student at the Block Island School, who answered correctly, "Billy Joel." Billy Joel resonates with everyone, perhaps especially those associated with Block Island, and quite a few other readers came up with the correct response: Doug Gilpin, Sue Cotter, Joe Wiedenmayer, Paul Caval, Webb Moore, Rich Payne, Tom McCrohan, Mike Boulden, Thomas Durkin, Patrick E. Callahan and Janice Burley. Many remarked that it was a great song, one of their favorites, and Sue Cotter sent a link to the original video. Thank you, Sue, I watched it with great pleasure and here it is in case others would like to relive that moment in music: http://vimeo.com/30866055.
As some responders remarked, the Alexa was Billy Joel's fishing boat, named for his daughter, and it used to come to Block Island. Specifically, Billy Joel used to bring it to the Block Island Boat Basin dock. One fall day, when he had come to Block Island just for a bit of quiet time, he and my late husband, Rally, struck up a conversation as they usually did when Billy was ashore. Billy expressed an interest in looking at Beane Point, then up for government auction; apparently he had received a mailing about it. We all got into my Jeep Cherokee and drove to within walking distance of the point, then walked in the rest of the way. Joel, married to Christie Brinkley at the time, said, "Oh, this would be really nice for Christie and her horses. And she has guinea hens, too." He seemed quite interested, and gave us his phone number, in case we heard any more information about it or wanted to contact him "for any reason," he told us.
About a year later, in August, a woman arrived in the Boat Basin store and demanded to see the manager. Rally, General Manager of the marina, was called, and came down from his office. Downstairs in the store was a tiny woman who declared, "My son Billy said that if I ever came to Block Island you would take good care of me, and I'm here for a wedding at the Spring House. I'm Billy Joel's mother, and I wanted to meet you!" Mrs. Joel was with a friend, and the four of us spent the better part of the afternoon in a little drive around the island, showing some of the sights to the ladies, neither of whom had ever been here. It was around the time Billy Joel was to have done a concert with Elton John, and Mrs. Joel remarked on how sorry Billy was that he had had to back out because of laryngitis.
I still have pictures that we took at the Southeast Light but do not have access to them at the moment; they will have to wait for a future issue.
Of cakes and candles
A belated very happy birthday to lovely Lydia Mott, who turned 21 on February 8.
Happy birthdays to: Lillian Martin, Meghan Mitchell and Becky Ballard, February 16 (the date on this paper!); Barbara MacDougall, February 17; Pam Hinthorn, February 18; Joanne Hutchins and Lou Marsella, February 20; Nancy Walker Greenaway, February 23; Becca Holloway, February 25; Marilyn Bogdanffy and Mon Dickionson, February 26; Betty Gann and Jessica Willi, February 27; Gabby Hobe, February 28; Barby Michel, Abra Savoie, David Roosa and Charles Beck, March 2.
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WASHINGTON, July 19, 2012 — In the 87 years since the Scopes 'Monkey' Trial surprisingly little has changed. Of course evolution is now taught in our schools, but the divide between creationism and evolution still looms large.
The most visible battles continue to be fought in the courts, although the tables have been turned; creationists are now forced to sue for the right to have their beliefs taught in the schools. Perhaps even more telling of the enduring divide is an astonishing statistic brought to light by recent polls which suggest that almost half of adult Americans still don't accept evolution.
For its part, mainstream science remains intolerant of creationism, both as a literal interpretation of Genesis and in its modern guise as intelligent design. Indeed, it recoils from the merest suggestion of purpose in evolution as if it had been scalded.
And yet … and yet … it doesn't have to be this way. There are many Christians who not only accept evolution, but celebrate it. From the other side of the divide there are also scientists who see in evolution a clear direction or purpose.
In bridging the divide there are two men of particular importance. One is the Jesuit priest Teilhard de Chardin, and the other is the Russian chemist Ilya Prigogine. Taken separately their works are significant – indeed Prigogine won a 1977 Nobel prize for his; taken together they are more than that - they are two sides of a profound synthesis that could yet change the world.
With telling symmetry both de Chardin and Prigogine were inspired by the French philosopher Henri Bergson. Bergson is the author of Creative Evolution (1907), in which he put forward the concept of élan vital. Élan vital, he said, was the hidden force in the universe "which is responsible for self-organization and spontaneous morphogenesis."
De Chardin described Bergson's concept as the "catalyst of a fire which devoured already its heart and its spirit." Prigogine was hardly less effusive: "I still remember the spell L'Évolution Créatrice cast on me" he recalled during his Nobel Prize lecture.
For de Chardin, élan vital was the key that enabled him to reconcile Darwin's theory of natural selection with a universe that he saw progressing toward "ever greater complexity and centricity." In de Chardin's paradigm natural selection was not merely random change, but propelled by élan vital it was random change that presented chances for matter to combine in stable and coherent aggregates. The context was everything.
Humans occupy a special place in de Chardin's vision by dint of our consciousness. Our consciousness, he said, was the absolute cutting edge development in the ongoing progression of the universe. He predicted that in time this layer of consciousness, which he called the 'noosphere', would also develop greater and greater coherence, until it eventually reached a point of perfect unity that he famously described as the Omega point - a time at which the universe would have progressed to Christ.
"Man is not the center of the universe as once we thought in our simplicity, but something much more wonderful - the arrow pointing the way to the final unification of the world in terms of life. Man alone constitutes the last-born, the freshest, the most complicated, the most subtle of all the successive layers of life" (The Phenomenon of Man 1955).
Teilhard was obviously not adverse to concepts and language that would make most scientists wince. He did not, however, have his head in the clouds - far from it. He was a respected geopaleontologist and had been part of the celebrated dig that discovered the remains of Peking man on China's wonderfully named Dragon Bone Mountain.
He was also well enough versed in physics to know that any theory of increasing complexity must be reconciled with the laws of thermodynamics, and in particular the so called Second Law.
The predicate of the Second Law is the relentless increase of disorder (or entropy) within any given system. For example, if you drop a sugar cube in a cup of coffee, there is only one way it is going to go: It can only ever dissolve and spread evenly through the cup; it is never going to reconstitute. In other words the system moves toward its maximum state of disorder.
Taken to its logical conclusion, the Second Law dictates that the universe must finally come to rest as a uniform soup of matter with a temperature just above absolute zero. This is the end of all things – a place where there is nowhere left to fall.
Apparently no one told this to the universe. What we see is not a breaking down but a building up: increasing complexity is in truth, evident everywhere. Over the eons a chaotic universe has ordered itself into swirling galaxies, burning suns, and attendant planets. Here on earth the progression is no less marked as matter has steadily climbed a ladder toward ever greater complexity or order. The rungs are clear to see - atoms took a step upward by ordering themselves into molecules; they in turn integrated to form compounds; which in turn begat virus like organisms; which in turn evolved or integrated into single celled organisms; which in turn evolved or integrated to form multi-celled organisms; and finally we have seen the evolution of societies of multi-cellular organisms such as ants.
This evolution of matter from simplicity to complexity is sometimes called holism or teleology and has been recognized before – indeed it inspired Bergson's élan vital, and is obviously central to de Chardin's vision. However the existence of a hierarchy of order in the universe is hotly contested; and it does bring squarely into view the conundrum presented by the law of entropy – specifically how it is completely at odds with an evolution toward increasing order. It is to de Chardin's credit, both as a religious man, and a man of science, that he not only recognized the contradiction, but that he sought to reconcile it:
"We envision as the basis of cosmic physics the existence of a sort of second entropy (or "anti-entropy") bearing, as the effect of chances taken, a part of matter in the direction of increasingly higher forms of structurization and centration" (Transformation and Continuation in Man of the Mechanism of Evolution, 1951).
However it was to fall to Ilya Prigogine, with his training in physical chemistry and statistical mechanics, to establish the validity of this "anti-entropy." At the time of De Chardin's death in 1955, Prigogine was only just beginning to publish the theories that were to culminate in his breakthrough, but the baton had been passed.
The solution to the conundrum lay in what Prigogine called "non-equilibrium" systems. In language that is at first as daunting as de Chardin's, Prigogine explains his theory:
"To obtain a thermodynamic theory for this type of structure we have to show that that non-equilibrium may be a source of order. Irreversible processes may lead to a new type of dynamic states of matter which I have called 'dissipative structures'" ("Time, Structure and Fluctuations", Nobel Lecture, 1977).
It is actually stunningly simple: Because the earth, which has very little of its own energy, is open to the vast energy of the sun (i.e. it is a "non-equilibrium" system), there is a transfer of energy to the earth. This energy causes matter on earth to jostle together in what amount to a myriad of tiny experiments. The result of these experiments is that some pieces of matter will "stick" together. The law of entropy (i.e., "irreversible processes" - the dissolving of the sugar cube is irreversible; it won't reconstitute) then breaks the majority of these conglomerations back down into their constituent parts.
However, some of the combinations will be stable enough to avoid breaking down - one example might be the combination of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. The energy from the sun will then cause continuing "experiments" to be carried out with these larger stable combinations, causing still larger combinations to form, and it is axiomatic that the ones that can resist entropy will survive.
Given enough time this concept can account for the emergence of biological systems – conglomerates of matter that have arisen with such ingenious entropy resisting traits as reproduction and adaptive variation. Prigogine calls these organizations "dissipative structures" because they are ultimately using, or dissipating the sun's energy in order to withstand entropy.
Perhaps in a nod to de Chardin, Prigogine's discovery became known as the Second Path of the Second Law of Thermodynamics, or Negative Entropy for short; and Prigogine won the 1977 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for it. De Chardin would undoubtedly have been very pleased.
I have talked of the symmetry between Prigogine and De Chardin – in many respects they are two sides of the one coin. However, in a bitter irony, the symmetry extends to both being remorselessly assailed for their views. "It is difficult today to give an account of the hostility that such an approach was to meet," Prigogine wrote in his autobiography.
Looked at with the perspective of time, there is a disturbing similarity between the efforts of the scientific and religious communities to almost will their respective troublemakers out of existence. P. Hohenberg, a physicist regarded as an expert in the fields of statistical mechanics and pattern formation, made the following extraordinary comment: "I don't know of a single phenomenon his theory has explained."
In a perverse way we should be thankful for comments like this: They are so excessive they shatter the veneer of reasonableness behind which prejudice likes to hide – they give the game away.
Although easier to identify as intolerance, the opposition de Chardin met was just as determined: He was censored and condemned by his church, which forbade the publication of much of his work, and at one point even effectively exiled him from his homeland of France.
Why progress that should be celebrated is instead attacked is a question for the ages.
Fortunately the inherent profundity in the works of Prigogine and De Chardin was recognized by enough people for them to survive, and in turn inspire others. As an example, the man credited with synthesizing evolutionary theory with genetics, Theodosius Dobzhansky, refers to de Chardin as "one of the foremost thinkers of our time."
Similarly a more contemporary wave of scientists such as the Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith and English Templeton Prize winning physicist Paul Davies preach a debt to Prigogine for his influence on their theories - theories that attempt to breathe new life into the study of biological systems.
In the end though, the question we are left with is why these ideas have been consigned to the fringes. Perhaps, as I am suggesting, the answer lies in our own prejudices rather than the ideas themselves. If so, then we need to examine our own condition and ask why, because to paraphrase Benjamin Disraeli's famous expression, stalled halfway between ape and angel is no place to stop.
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Newcastle: Where to now?
THIS is something more than just Wayne Bennett leaving Newcastle and heading back to Brisbane.
Wayne Bennett returns home to Brisbane
THE Brisbane Broncos today confirm that Anthony Griffin will finish his tenure as head coach of the club at the conclusion of the 2014 season.
Wayne Bennett to quit as Knights coach
NEWCASTLE Knights coach Wayne Bennett has decided to conclude his tenure at the Club at season's end.
Knights and Panthers draw 18-all at Port Macquarie
THE Newcastle Knights' Wayne Bennett era officially kicked off in Port Macquarie tonight when the Knights and Panthers fought out an entertaining 18-all draw in front of 6383 fans.
Knights confirm signing of Darius Boyd
THE Coal & Allied Newcastle Knights today confirmed the signing of St George Illawarra fullback Darius Boyd for the 2012 NRL season.
Wayne Bennett a Newcastle Knight
THE Coal & Allied Newcastle Knights today confirmed the appointment of Premiership winning coach Wayne Bennett as Head Coach for four seasons from 2012.
OFFICIAL: Bennett signs with Knights
WAYNE Bennett has today announced he will coach the Newcastle Knights on a four-year deal beginning in 2012.
Wayne Bennett to coach Newcastle in 2012
WAYNE Bennett has today ended months of speculation, with the Tinkler Sports Group announcing he will be joining the Newcastle Knights for a four year deal rumoured to be worth $5 million.
Wayne Bennett rejects Broncos coaching role
REPORTS from the Australian newspaper indicate that Wayne Bennett is closer to securing his coaching future after rejecting a fairytale homecoming to Brisbane.
Wayne Bennett announces Dragons departure at seasons' end
THE St George Illawarra Dragons today announce that Head Coach Wayne Bennett has decided not to extend his contract with the Club and will depart at the end of this season.
Wayne Bennett set to announce Dragons' departure
WAYNE Bennett is reported to be announcing his departure from the St George Illawarra Dragons at the conclusion of the 2011 season.
St George-Illawarra crowned world champions
A typically tenacious defensive performance has seen the St George Illawarra Dragons edge out a spirited Wigan Warriors side 21-15 to claim an entertaining World Club Challenge at DW Stadium.
Dragons Statement: Wayne Bennett & World Club Challenge
THE St George Illawarra Dragons wish to advise that Head Coach Wayne Bennett has urgently returned home to Australia from the United Kingdom for family reasons.
Bennett maintains Dragons' winning formula
ST George Illawarra Dragons Coach Wayne Bennett has today named an unchanged line-up to take on the Tigers in the 2nd Preliminary Final to be played at ANZ Stadium on Saturday night.
St George Illawarra Dragons 2010 Season Preview
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Not so with Stef's recent acquisition, which she says is a piece of the Hindenburg, that ill-fated zeppelin that crashed in 1937, killing 36 people. She bought it online for just a couple hundred dollars, which makes Steve highly suspect. Plus, the provenance letter (the document that tells the history of the piece) has an error in it, saying the crash date was in April of 1937, rather than May. But he doesn't have time to worry about it now - he has to prepare for a nerve-wracking escape where he'll dodge a bed of nails swinging at him with the force of a 150-pound dumbbell.
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Steve's last escape really left him fatigued, so he sends Stef and Rob to New Jersey to the crash site of the Hindenburg to see what the experts there have to say. As Carl, the president of the Navy Lakehurst Historical Society, walks them across the field, they can imagine this massive vessel holding so many lives and so much promise clattering to the ground in flames and smoke - a truly chilling image.
They meet with Rick Zitarosa, an expert on this zeppelin, who says that it's very strange that someone would've saved what was probably a pipe from the inner structure of the vessel. Still, as he looks at the letter of provenance, he sees that it contains many obscure facts that are all correct. He agrees with Stephanie that the date was probably a typo, and though he can't say definitively that it came from the Hindenburg, he has no reason to think it did not. Stef calls Steve with the good news, and he gives her the pat on the back she deserves.
Steve gets a close call on one of his death defying escapes.
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