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If you have a spare 24 hours, watch Season Two. Here context is supplied by a loose nuke on the streets of L.A., and Jack is appropriately off-the-charts. "Inactive" as the show begins, with flickering eyes and a bum's habiliments, he's back in business within 45 minutes. At CTU a fat villain isn't cooperating, so Jack takes him out. Bang! One in the chest. Then—"I'm gonna need a hacksaw!"—he chops off the villain's head. (Somewhere the Queen of Hearts is licking her lips.) President Palmer wants to trade intel with some dodgy foreigners. The director of the NSA voices the concern that this might set "a dangerous precedent." "We can't worry about precedent," rumbles the prez. "Not today. Not under the threat of a nuclear attack." That's the spirit. No precedents and no principles, just the peremptory demands of the moment: the nonsense imperative. Human rights, naturally, go by the board. Dragging a couple of suspects into CTU for interrogation, Tony Almeida wonders aloud how hard he can push them. "Hard as you have to," he is told. "Stick bamboo shoots under their fingernails. Get what they got."
24's torture scenes are infamous, and have been taken as an endorsement of the Bush administration's well-documented excursion into "the dark side." Indeed, executive producer Joel Surnow has blowharded quite happily to that effect: "America wants the war on terror fought by Jack Bauer," he told The New Yorker in 2007. "He's a patriot." Jack uses patriotic electricity, patriotic towels, patriotic sharp instruments. In Season Five, it looks for a minute as if he's going to have to patriotically torture the president. The human body is the information source on 24: a dying person with undischarged intel must be revived with hypodermics or buzzing paddles. Or maybe Jack can pry a microchip from the still-warm corpse. As Season Seven begins, he's up on Capitol Hill, getting grilled by a pinko senator: "Basically what you're saying, Mr. Bauer, is that the ends justify the means, and that you are above the law!" "When I am ac-ti-vated," enunciates Jack with harsh precision (screw this guy!), "when I am brought into a situation, there is a reason. And that reason is to complete the objective of my mission at all costs."
But in all of this, 24 is only showing its devotion to the canons of nonsense, within whose tradition the abuse of persons has always occupied a hallowed place. Lear's limericks are a catalogue of thumpings, beatings, smashings, knockings-about, and shuttings-in-boxes, accompanied by plenty of screaming; Père Ubu, in Jarry's Ubu Roi, slobberingly consigns his enemies to the Debraining Machine; Lucky in Waiting for Godot is hauled about on an Abu Ghraib–style leash. In The Third Policeman, reality itself gets a bit of enhanced interrogation, as a beam of light is put through a mangle by Policeman MacCruiskeen, rolled and crushed until an awful, indecipherable shout is heard. ("I have been listening to shouts and screams for years," says the clinical MacCruiskeen, "but I can never surely catch the words. Would you say that he said 'Don't press so hard'?")
Cheneyism provided the perfect cover for flat-out nonsense, but Season Eight of 24 arrives conspicuously in the era of Obama—in what we hopefully, wistfully perhaps, think of as the post-torture era. What now for Jack? Kinder and gentler? Protocol-friendly? He can't go soft, he just can't. It wouldn't make sense.
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As good a job as Little London did in hosting the 2013 world championship, the mindset today is already Sochi 2014.
And, with a couple of nagging reservations, Skate Canada has to like what it sees ahead.
With the results here last week, Canada has earned 11 of a possible 12 berths for both the Winter Olympics and 2014 World Championships, the most of any nation in the world and matching the second-highest total in Canadian skating history. In 1963, '87, '88 and 2007, Canada also qualified 11 entries. The only time the country has been able to send the maximum three entries in four skating disciplines was 1962.
Canada got gold from Patrick Chan, silver from dance icons Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir and a raucous bronze from Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford. In three of the four disciplines, Canada had two finishes in the top five. But it was the fourth discipline that probably most pleased the country's top skating officials.
Seventeen-year-old Kaetlyn Osmond could not hang on to the fourth place she occupied after a brilliant world championship debut in the short program. She fell twice in the freeskate (the second crash resulting directly from the first) to finish eighth overall, but did not in any way unravel, nor try to shrink away from the enormous spotlight flooding the entire last flight of the competition. And fourth, even eighth, was way out in front of her development arc.
Osmond was the only one of the final four skaters of the week who had not won a world championship and she performed immediately before the tournament's ultimate — in all the meanings of the adjective — skater. Kim Yu-Na blew the field away by 20 points after basically a two-year absence from big-time competition and signalled she could easily become the first women's back-to-back Olympic gold medallist since Katarina Witt.
With her finish, Osmond qualified a second Canadian woman for the Olympics and worlds and, while this has happened before, never has the rest of the women's domestic scene been so ripe and aching, or even close to it, for another berth. There are at least three other teenagers with nearly the same advanced skating and, more importantly, competitive attributes as Osmond's, so the extra entry isn't likely to go to waste.
And, while no official would ever say this aloud, with the way she attacked both her programs here, Osmond virtually guaranteed herself a spot on the Olympic team. That will allow her coach, popular Ravi Walia, to recalibrate her training program to aim at the Games instead of the nationals. And that, in skating, is huge.
Skate Canada has been kind of boasting a bit about its long-awaited depth but, even during a championship that ended on St. Patrick's Day, it wasn't blarney. These worlds hit you right in the face with Canadian depth.
There are several ways in which depth is beneficial, despite this being an individual sport. Two elite skaters in the same discipline tend to push each other beyond the perceived ceiling of each other's abilities; it helps with future development and succession — a la the years of Kurt Browning skating behind Brian Orser and Elvis Stojko skating behind Browning — and, in Sochi for the first time, the nascent medal sport team skating.
"We couldn't ask for more than what we got here," says Skate Canada's high performance director Michael Slipchuk, who deserves high praise for what went down in London, but won't accept it.
"It's great to have large numbers on your team for the worlds or Olympics, but you want to have quality. You look at the men, and the Japanese. In any given year, any one of their men could grab a medal so, when you're looking at having depth, you want it to be competitive. And that's what we saw this week.
"We've been very fortunate to have world medallists every year, of every colour. But often the next skater in that category could be 12 to 15 places lower. So having a person on the podium was great but, from a development point of view, it gave us more entries but it put us in a tough spot.
"We made some ground in dance, so pairs and men's and ladies is where we had to do some work this year. And it came in spades with the results."
While impactful depth was the main story here, that's really an insider's tale. To the average Canadian sports fan, the larger concerns were the serial struggles Chan endured in his freeskate — which prompted a flood of protests about him being protected by the judging panel — and the less-than-embracing judicial reception to both programs by Virtue and Moir
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I have had argument after argument with people who are dead hung up on RP's positions on Israel.
their hang up is alwasy basically this:
If Israel was under threat of nuclear annihilation from Iran, or any other country or combination of countries....that RP would not take the call and would let the chips fall where they may.
they cite mainly the Megan Kelly interview on Fox a few months ago.
and this is one of their main reasons for not supporting Paul based on their understanding of his foreign policy in regards to israel.


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Great texture on those rocks against the beautiful sunrise. Veeeeeeeeeeeery nice. I was down Kiama way a week ago and didn't get anything to post. Lucky U …. You had better timing than me.
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Amy Borovoy is an Associate Professor of East Asian Studies. She teaches courses on modern Japanese society and culture, gender, medicine and bioethical issues, and history of anthropological theory. She is interested in Japan's postwar social contract and the trade-offs entailed in emphasizing equality and social cohesion. Her recent book, The Too-Good Wife: Alcohol, Codependence, and the Politics of Nurturance in Postwar Japan (University of California 2005), explores the problem of male alcoholism and the role of the housewife and domesticity in public life. She has also written on the fissures emerging in post-bubble Japan, including, "What Color is Your Parachute? The Post-Pedigree Society" (forthcoming in Social Class in Japan, Hiroshi Ishida and David Slater, editors) and "The Rise of Eating Disorders in Japan: Issues of Culture and Limitations of the Model of 'Westernization,'" co-authored with Kathleen Pike, in Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry 28(4), 2005. Her current project explores the role of Japan studies in anthropology and American social thought as a "laboratory" for imagining alternatives to liberalism and individualism.
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Here's some things I believe:
a) Big churches are cool.b) Small churches are cool.c) One is not cooler than the other.
But I do think our perspective is all out of whack.I also think we get the impression that there are more big churches than there really are because it is the big churches that get the press coverage and the big church guys who get the conference speaking gigs, book deals, magazine article features, blog praise and criticism, etc.This is also what feeds the insecurity and competition and ambition of the small church guys who feel unsuccessful or unfulfilled.
Matt Chandler hit this head on at the last Resurgence conference when he told the thousands of eager beavers in attendance that most of them will never have a church that is much bigger than the one they already had. That is something conference cowboys rarely ever say. I mean, I don't attend a lot of conferences, but I'd never heard it said, and my cynical hunch is that most of these guys don't say things like that because most of these conferences are predicated upon the idea that by coming, listening, buying in, and applying at your own church, You Too Can Have A Church Like Mine!
It's a warped perspective. Not every church can be huge, and in fact most churches are not. I'll even go out on a limb and say most healthy churches are not huge. But of course it depends on how you define health (or success).
Spin alters our …
Color Me Excited
We've got one week left in (re)build, our Habakkuk series, and then next Sunday we start an 8-week series called Coffee Shop Theology that is similar to the "Ask Anything" series Mars Hill Seattle did this year. (Gonna cover stuff like predestination and free will, demons, how to love "unlovable" people, the rapture, etc.)But what I'm really excited about and already preparing for is the series after that. It's called The Supremacy of Christ: The Gospel According to Paul. We're all pumped about that one already, and it won't start at least until mid July.
What in the future life of your ministry are you excited about right now?
Ministry to Youth
From Abraham Piper's 22 Words blog:
Understanding teenage rebellion only as sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll implies that the goal is celibacy, sobriety, and employment. It's not.
It's Jesus.
For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea.– Habakkuk 2:14
When he has done this, then the Son himself will be made subject to him who put everything under him, so that God may be all in all.– 1 Corinthians 15:28
All the ends of the earth will remember and turn to the LORD, and all the families of the nations will bow down before him.– Psalm 22:27
Now we see but a poor reflection as in a mirror; then we shall see face to face. Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known.– 1 Corinthians 13:12
The city does not need the sun or the moon to shine on it, for the glory of God gives it light, and the Lamb is its lamp.– Revelation 21:23
Undercover in an Unholy Mess
A Rolling Stone reporter went undercover at a retreat held by John Hagee's Cornerstone Church and is surprised by things that don't surprise me at all.
Check out Matt Taibbi's "Jesus Made Me Puke".
Some quotes, some thoughts . . .
One of the implicit promises of the church is that following its program will restore to you your vigor, confidence and assertiveness, effecting, among other things, a marked and obvious physical transformation from crippled lost soul to hearty vessel of God. That's one of the reasons that it's so important for the pastors to look healthy, lusty and lustrous — they're appearing as the "after" photo in the ongoing advertisement for the church wellness cure.
I found that observation really interesting, and generally true. Taibbi spends some time on the import of the macho, coulda-beena-contenda military/sportsman leaders, and it's an interesting perspective. As a guy who grew up in a youth ministry culture that propped up all manner of Christian ex-athletes, I always wondered if our youth ministers even cared that they were implicitly favoring jock culture with these endorsements, that many (most?) kids don't care that Jesus helped third string quaterback Brock Throwmeister get over losing that big game that one time.
My other thought is this: How stupid is it that this retreat features the promise and value of physical health and luster all under the sponsorship of a church led by the fattest preacher on television?
The program revolved around a theory that Fortenberry quickly introduced us to called "the wound." …
Bored with Good Preaching
Paul Martin asks Are you bored with good preaching?
A family came to GFC a few months ago and could not stop talking about how glad they were to "hear the Word again." I warned them, as I warn others in their situation, that they must guard their hearts from an over-zealous enthusiasm. Although it is great that they are being fed, even bland food feels like a feast to a malnutritioned man. What will they do when they have regained spiritual sustenance and find that the preaching is Biblical, yet quite average? If they train their senses to feel something is "good" only when they receive some kind of spiritual high, they could very well end up running from place to place looking for that high, not the Word.
There are still others that are so used to being well fed that when summer comes, or relatives visit or some other fancy strikes, they feel quite free to skip church to play.
He then quotes some great verse from John Newton.
I have a confession to make:Although I am committed to proclaiming the gospel of Jesus every week — in essence, playing the same song every Sunday — every single week I am tempted by the devil to do something else so that people won't be bored with it. "It's going to sound the same as last week," he says to me, and he is so convincing and so logical that I have to constantly renew my commitment to my calling lest …
Agents of the New Creation
I went with some friends last night to hear N.T. Wright lecture on the message of his latest book, Surprised by Hope. Homeboy was amazing.
Last night's message was proof you don't have to be a rah-rah sis-boom-bah gesticulator with a bazillion illustrations to preach a compelling message. You just have to have something extraordinary to say and you just have to say it in a compelling way. Of course, a British accent doesn't hurt.
The thrust of the book and of the lecture last night was a resurrection-shaped Christianity. On the theological side, Wright corrected the dearly held cultural Christian belief in the afterlife as "going to heaven when you die," emphasizing that whatever the disembodied existence in paradise after death is, it is only a way station on the way to the real destination — glorified bodied existence in the new heavens and new earth. This is, as Wright called it last night and as he calls it in several books, life after life after death.
He also put another nail in the coffin of premillennialist rapturism.He emphasized again that he does affirm the future second coming of Jesus.He reiterated briefly the historic/logical reasons for belief in the bodily resurrection of Jesus from the dead.He was just all around awesome.
It was only near the end that he began to passionately expound on the "What now?" of the message. Wright mentioned that as he was finishing the first draft of Surprised by Hope, he realized he really wasn't done, that he …
Worship as Turning to God's Agenda
We are two messages into a series on Habakkuk at Element right now, and while we are focusing on four connected requirements it gives us for living the Christian life — brokenness, repentance, worship, and faith — the prevailing theme of the short three chapters of the book is the sovereignty of God. Habakkuk's conversation with God says one thing most clearly: "God is in charge."Or, as in Habakkuk 2:20, "But the LORD is in his holy temple; let all the earth be silent before him."
There are obvious shades of "Who are you, o man, to say to God . . .?" and not so subtle shades of "Keep your fool mouth shut," but as it comes at the end of stanzas pronouncing woes on all the ways the Chaldeans (and everybody else) pursue their own glory, I think what it really means is, "God is the one who is in charge; better get with the program."
God has an agenda and it is not only not ours, it frequently and constantly interferes with and opposes ours. We are used to thinking in terms of God helping us in our life, that our life is "our story" and we invite God to participate in it, and that is so bass ackwards. It is God's story, God's world, God's life, and we get to participate in it.This is never more vivid in Habakkuk than in the way God answers Habakkuk's complaints. He does so completely outside of Habakkuk's assumptions and preferences and …
Is the Second Coming a Pauline Innovation?
I finished N.T. Wright's Surprised by Hope yesterday. As are all his books, it is excellent.I'm really excited, also, because some of the Element peeps and I are attending this event tonight.
Wright's writing is always enlightening and provocative, but the most interesting thing I encountered in Surprised by Hope is his contention that Jesus never taught his second coming. Wright reads the Olivet Discourse, for instance, as referring to Christ's coming in glory and judgment in the resurrection, and a bit to the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70.Now, this perspective is not new to me. It is a sort of preterism I am familiar with and find valid, despite disagreeing with it. The interesting part here is that Wright does not deny the future second coming of Jesus; he just says Jesus himself doesn't refer to it, that he was concerned with other things.
This view, as far as I can tell, makes Paul the "inventor" of the second coming. Now, I don't have a problem per se with doctrines originating with Paul, as I believe his canonical epistles are the revelation of God, inspired by God from beginning to end. So even if we encounter a New Testament viewpoint for the first time in Paul, it doesn't mean it came wholly from Paul's imagination. But my understanding is typically guided by the notion that Paul expands/extrapolates/applies the teaching and work of Jesus. Jesus provided the sheet music for a beautiful symphony, and Paul is concerned with teaching …
Hold Steady
I have found as a teacher that clinging to a passion for the message, a burden to share the gospel, and a joy to proclaim Christ is an amazing antidote to the temptation to make feelings contingent upon the quality of the music, the smoothness of the transitions, the size of the crowd, the whatever. When I draw my excitement from Scripture and ground my motivation in an unbearable need to talk about the gospel, I cut off the emotional roller coaster of all the other who/what/when/where.
You can reach burnout rather quickly when ministry fulfillment for you is found in anything other than faithfulness to God's calling.
There are highs and lows to ministry and preaching and leading a worship service, but consciously placing myself in the contours of Scripture does wonders for my ability to be content (and excited) no matter what.


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"I always drink to world peace."
That's just one of the myriad oft-quoted lines from "Groundhog Day," by many lights the life's masterwork of Harold Ramis, who died Feb. 24 at 69. The 1993 film – which starred Bill Murray as a cynical weatherman who goes on a fugue-like journey through the time-space continuum while covering the holiday in Punxsutawney, Pa. – is a classic American comedy, revered for its philosophical loop-de-loops, unabashed romance and characteristically deadpan Murray performance.
Before "Groundhog Day," Ramis – who cut his teeth editing party jokes for Playboy magazine – had delivered comedies now considered emblematic of the late 1970s and the '80s: "Animal House," "Meatballs," "Caddyshack," "Stripes," "Ghostbusters." Most of them starred Murray, whom Ramis met while they were in Chicago's Second City (also where Ramis met John Belushi, for whom "Animal House" was a breakout).
At a time when so many Americans are getting their comedy through YouTube links and late-night shticks, when what we find amusing is as narrow-cast and fragmented as how we vote and where we shop, Ramis's oeuvre allows us to reflect on a moment, now distant, when we could all laugh together.
"Groundhog Day," which Ramis co-wrote and directed (and played a small role in), also has come to be considered a perfectly written film – its screenplay, along with "Chinatown" and "The Godfather," is regularly taught as a textbook example of structure, pacing, dialogue and swift, vivid characterization.
Granted, Ramis was working with an original script written by Danny Rubin, who according to Hollywood lore had delivered a famously flawless first draft. But through their collaborative efforts – and thanks to Murray being willing to take new, darker risks with his lovably goofy persona – "Groundhog Day" has stood the test of time, taking pride of place alongside "It's a Wonderful Life" as a holiday tradition.
In many ways, "Groundhog Day" hews to the conventions of romantic comedy, as Murray's self-involved protagonist pursues a pretty, idealistic colleague played by Andie MacDowell. But within the deceptively simple confines of an accessible rom-com, the story achieved Beckettian heights of absurdity, skepticism and doubt.
"This is not an antisocial comedy," Ramis said in 1993. "Nor is it yuppie-bashing. It really has to do with his character's narcissism, but it also has to do with anyone who feels they're stuck in a rut, living the same day over again. How do you deal with it? How do you change the quality of your life without changing the circumstances?"
Is it any accident that both Ramis and John Hughes – his fellow avatar of 1980s cinema – both hailed from Chicago? The world they depicted on screen was by no means representative; it was blindingly white, conspicuously male and indeterminately middle class. But they nonetheless captured enough of the zeitgeist to touch a universal nerve – or, in Ramis' case, funny bone – having to do with love of the underdog, congenital mistrust of authority and ragged, sometimes self-deceiving, perseverance.
Just as TV anchors historically sought to acquire a flat, Midwestern accent, the better to appeal to the broadest swath of regions and states, Ramis's work broadly represents the America of its time. His films landed in that fertile middle ground somewhere between sophisticated and slapstick, outrageous and relatable, naughty and nice: They were flyover comedies, in the most compassionate, populist sense.
Ramis saw his work as a continuation of the humanist tradition. "I think comedy without morality stops at a certain point," he said in a 1983 interview. "As simplistic as all the films I've worked on have been, they all have a simple Disney-Capra morality operating in them because that's what I grew up with. In Capra films the common man triumphed against the hypocrisy of people with power. All the good guys in 'Caddyshack' represent the middle and lower-middle classes fighting the snobbism of the country club system. The same thing is operating in 'Animal House.' "
"Animal House," Ramis said, ushered in a new, anarchic era of movie comedies.
Ensuing generations of filmgoers probably know Ramis best as the Proton pack-wearing Dr. Egon Spengler in the "Ghostbusters" movies or, more recently, Seth Rogen's dad in "Knocked Up." He was a gracious straight man, especially in his work with Murray, whose eye never veered from the larger comic enterprise.
"Knocked Up," of course, was directed by Judd Apatow, who counted Ramis as an influence on his own films, which took raunch and ribaldry to the next level, for better or worse. A glance back at Ramis's career invites us to reflect on less cynical, hard-edged times and tastes. As Bill Murray discovered in "Groundhog Day," it's usually a good idea to drink to world peace.
But today, let's drink to Harold Ramis.
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BBC plans 'Tweet of the Day,' radio for birdsApril 24, 2013 @ 6:53 am
LONDON (AP) - Remember when tweeting was for the birds?
The BBC is hoping to revive that simpler time with "Tweet of the Day" _ an early-morning radio program dedicated to British birdsong.
The broadcaster announced Wednesday that veteran naturalist David Attenborough will host the 90-second show, which will feature the song of a different bird each weekday, along with background on the species' behavior, habits and place in literature and folklore.
Attenborough, who has traveled the world for documentary series including "Planet Earth" and "Frozen Planet," said he was delighted to be involved in something closer to home.
"I've seen some of the most incredible animals on my travels around the world, but `Tweet Of The Day' is a nice reminder of the teeming world of birds on my doorstep," he said.
The show on the BBC's main speech station, Radio 4, may be best appreciated by those who rise with the birds. "Tweet of the Day" will be broadcast at 5:58 a.m.
The BBC said 265 different birds will be featured during the year-long series, which begins May 6 with a recording of the cuckoo and moves on to song thrushes, swifts and wood warblers.
Attenborough will host for the first month, and be followed by other BBC presenters.
As this is the 21st century, "Tweet of the Day" will be available online _ and will be promoted on Twitter, under the hashtag "r4tweet."
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xs:anyAttribute element, the presence of the ns4:Dialect element actually
makes the XML above invalid.
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private static final QName ATTR =
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private static final QName ATTR =
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1.2-draft-01.xsd" xmlns:ns4="http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsn/2004/06/wsn-WS-
The deserializer has the same structure, although in the underlying base class
DialectDependentDeserializer actually will accept both a null (correct) or
namespace qualified (incorrect) attribute. Given there are likely to be
unpatched GT4.0.0 systems around, it may be best to leave the deserializer
alone for the moment.
This is fixed now in cvs trunk. But it is not committed to globus_4_0_branch
and will not show up in 4.0.1 as it might break existing compatibility with
other implementations.
A "org.globus.dialect.attr.qualified " Java system property was added to
configure how the 'dialect' attribute gets serialized. This change was
committed to both trunk and globus_4_0_branch with one difference in the
defaults. In trunk, by default, the dialect attribute will be serialized
without the namespace (unqualified). In globus_4_0_branch, by default, the
dialect attribute will be serialized with the namespace (qualified) - the same
as before in 4.0.0.
The system property can be set to 'true' to serialize with the namespace
or 'false' to serialize without the namespace. This system property controls
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This entry was posted in Belly Dance News, Celebrity Pregnancies, Celebrity Styles, Our Favorite Things on October 14, 2009 by admin. ← Previous Post Next Post →