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A legal adviser is a special type of lawyer -- one who is willing to consult with you as an integral part of the mediation process. While business lawyers have long served as consultants to their clients, divorce lawyers have traditionally been accustomed to taking over and handling the entire case.
But as more and more divorcing couples use mediation, the need for consulting lawyers has increased. As a result, many divorce lawyers are becoming mediators, and these lawyers usually are happy to work as consulting lawyers on cases they aren't mediating. (Collaborative law is another option for divorcing without a court battle; see Will Collaborative Divorce Work for You? for more information.)
Why Consult a Lawyer?
At some point before or during mediation, you may want to consult a lawyer about your legal rights. While you can learn a lot about your rights from doing your own legal research, consulting a lawyer can help you get answers that are specifically tailored to your case. An experienced lawyer can:
- Evaluate your options. Before the mediation, a legal adviser/law coach can help you evaluate the option of mediation, select a mediator, and persuade your spouse to mediate.
- Act as a law coach. During the mediation, a legal adviser can act as a law coach on an as-needed basis. Between sessions, you can consult with your legal adviser to clarify questions and prepare for negotiations. A good legal adviser can coach you in negotiating techniques and help you think up creative solutions to propose in the mediation.
- Predict outcomes and costs. A legal adviser can also help predict the range of possible legal outcomes if you were to go to court -- and the cost of paying a lawyer to fight for them. Knowing the possible outcomes can be essential to a successful negotiation.
- Review agreements. Perhaps most important, a legal adviser can review any written agreement prepared by the mediator to make sure that it says what you want it to say and that it will be legally binding once signed.
- Prepare court documents. Finally, your legal adviser can interface with the court, helping you prepare the papers for an uncontested divorce once your settlement agreement is signed, if your mediator does not do that for you.
When to Consult a Legal Adviser
It's a good idea to have a brief consultation with a legal adviser early on during the mediation process. If you wait to consult a legal adviser until after you've already negotiated an agreement, you may be in for some surprises about your legal rights that could undermine your commitment to the agreement you've just negotiated. Going back to mediation and trying to renegotiate the agreement at that point is often disastrous.
If you instead start the process with solid legal information, you can negotiate an agreement that takes into account all of your legal rights. This makes it much less likely that the mediation will fall apart at the last minute.
As your mediation progresses, you should feel free to consult with your legal adviser on an as-needed basis between mediation sessions, whenever you have questions about your legal rights or proposed settlement terms.
Qualifications of a Legal Adviser
Your legal adviser will most likely be a lawyer licensed to practice law in your state. But you will want to look for some more specific qualifications as well.
Expertise in divorce law. You want a lawyer with significant experience in the area of divorce law. In some states, lawyers can get certified as specialists in certain fields of the law. If this is true in your state, consider looking for a certified specialist in divorce law, family law, or matrimonial law. Many certified specialists are quite knowledgeable about mediation and are experienced as consulting lawyers. Their high hourly fee is often justified by the quality and efficiency of their advice and services.
Reputation for integrity. Your legal adviser should have a good reputation for competence, honesty, and respectful treatment of clients. Ask your referral sources about these qualities.
Mediation experience. It is also critical that your legal adviser be experienced in and supportive of mediation. A legal adviser who is ignorant of or hostile to mediation can undermine everything you are trying to accomplish in mediating your divorce. For example, a lawyer who doesn't approve of mediation or who thinks mediation is a good idea but doesn't know enough about it could easily advise you to take a position that is legally correct but extremely adversarial. What you want is advice designed to inform you of your legal rights and to help you promote a reasonable settlement.
Fees for a Consulting Lawyer
Most divorce lawyers charge an hourly fee. Be prepared for the hourly fee to range as high as $250 to $500, especially in or near big cities.
Most divorce lawyers also expect to be paid an initial large retainer (advance deposit) of several thousand dollars to cover the cost of beginning a contested case. However, because you hope that mediating your case will lead to an agreement for an uncontested divorce, you shouldn't have to pay a large retainer to your legal adviser.
Look for a legal adviser who will charge you only by the hour, without a big retainer. When you find a legal adviser who charges by the hour without requiring a retainer, be sure to confirm the fee arrangement in writing.
For information on finding, interviewing, and selecting a legal adviser, as well as how to work best with the legal adviser, see Divorce Without Court: A Guide to Mediation and Collaborative Law, by Kathleen E. Stoner (Nolo).

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WWII on the DS? It's here. And should be avoided.
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The Gevrey village from Trapet is a surprisingly delightful effort. In the bouquet lovely expressive red fruit - notes of strawberries, raspberries and red cherries spiced by a lovely defined earthy minerality. On the palate organic fruit .. openly … [Read more...]
Philippe Pacalet, Puligny Montrachet 2013
My first 2013 white at village level ... intense is the word. In the bouquet intense yellow orchard fruit ... almonds ... peach and hint of acasia. On the palate intense and quite weighty fruit ... supported by a potent and vibrant acidity and a nice … [Read more...]
Domaine Cathiard, Nuits-Saint-Georges 2011
Sebastien Cathiard have made some magnificent 2011s and the Nuits-Saint-Georges village is no exception. The bouquet is bursting with fresh red berry fruit ... variations of red cherries ... supported by a hint of eathy minerality. On the palate … [Read more...]
Emmanuel Rouget, Echezeaux 2004
The 2004 Echezeaux is a slightly disappointing effort from Rouget ... but expectations are high when a Rouget wine is in the glass. In the bouquet weighty red and dark berry fruit, hints of sous-bois - not very focused or transparent. On the palate … [Read more...]
Domaine Ponsot, Gevrey-Chambertin Cuvee l'Abeille 2001
I adore perfectly mature wines from Ponsot .... and this 2001 Gevrey Cuvee l'Abeille was enjoyed at the perfect time and place. In the bouquet tremendous complexity for this level - delicate red fruits, sous-bois and truffle with a discrete eathy … [Read more...]
Domaine Prieure-Roch, Nuits-Saint-Georges 1er cru V.V. 2006
The Nuits-Saint-Georges 1er cru Vieilles Vignes 2006 from Henri Roch is showing well and is in my view quite ready to drink. In the bouquet forward red fruit ... notes of strawberries, red cherries with hints of all spice, soy and cinnamon - spiced … [Read more...]
Domaine Ramonet, Puligny-Montrachet 2012
The Puligny village 2012 from Ramonet is Open and expressive. In the bouquet white orchard fruits and a citrus infused chalky minerality spiced with a hint of gunpowder. On the palate quite rich but still focused and vibrant with a backbone of fresh … [Read more...]
Domaine Comte de Vogüé, Musigny Vieilles Vignes 1986
The 1986 Musigny Vieilles Vigne from Domaine Comte de Vogüé is mature and quite delicate. A special wine - as this is the first vintage made by the current wine maker François Millet. The bouquet is open and quite expressive with red fruits, lovely … [Read more...]
Domaine Comte de Vogüé, Bourgogne Blanc 2012
The 2012 Bourgogne Blanc from Domaine Comte de Vogüé is a quite weighty effort. The bouquet is bursting with exotic fruits, hints of oak, anis and a citrus infused minerality. On the palate rich and weighty with a very fine mineralic drive. The oak … [Read more...]
Domaine Comte de Vogüé, Chambolle-Musigny 2011
The 2011 Chambolle village from Domaine Comte de Vogüé is a delicate effort. In the bouquet fine red and dark berry fruit - loads of cherries, pomegranate, elderberries, blueberries ... fruit driven with a nice filigree minerality. On the palate … [Read more...]
Dominique Laurent, Musigny 1995
The Musigny 1995 from Dominique Laurent is not a poor wine .. but by most standards a dissappointting Musigny. The bouquet offer red fruit, some matured notes of sous-bois, and lastly some oak elements with a rather strange touch of marcipan. On the … [Read more...]
Philippe Pacalet, Chambolle-Musigny 1er cru 2009
The Chambolle 1er cru from Pacalet is showing better than expected. Slightly closed and dusty in the beginning - bouquet is cleaning up after some time in the glass - with juicy red fruit, layered and slightly darker than normal from Pacalet. Notes … [Read more...]
Philippe Pacalet, Pommard 2013
The Pommard village is more expressive and charming than the quite serious Gevrey village. In the bouquet rather delicate red and dark fruit - quite floral - with lovely notes of red and dark cherries - spiced with hints of cinnamon and white peppar. … [Read more...]
Philippe Pacalet, Nuits-Saint-Georges 2013
The Nuits-Saint-Georges village is a step up in concentration from the Gevrey village. In the nose lovely ripe pinot fruit, with notes of red and dark cherries and raspberries - spiced up with cinnamon and a hint of white pepper. On the palate rich … [Read more...]
Philippe Pacalet, Chambolle-Musigny 2013
The Chambolle village is as always a step up in delicacy and refinement. The bouquet is slightly closed - but still showing fine notes of raspberries and cherries - spiced with hints of allspice and cinnamon. On the palate quite rubust fruit - … [Read more...]
Philippe Pacalet, Vosne-Romanee 2013
The Vosne-Romanee village is a notch up in quality. The bouquet is slightly reduced but crammed with layers of red and dark berry fruit - notes of raspberries and cassis - discretely spiced with violets, cinnamon and white peppar.The fruit is … [Read more...]
Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey, Saint-Aubin Les Combes 2012
The Saint-Aubin Les Combes 2012 from Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey is really showing well. The nose is crammed with rich orchard fruits spiced with a citrus infused minerality. On the palate rich and weighty fruit ... lovely nerve and energy. The finish is … [Read more...]
Comte Lafon, Meursault Clos de la Barre 2007
The Meursault Clos de la Barre 2007 from Lafon is showing well. Attractive fresh bouquet ... white fruit, pear, apple ... spiced with seashells and a citrus infused minerality. On the palate focused crisp with a lovely fresh acidity and a nice … [Read more...]
Philippe Pacalet, Gevrey Chambertin 2012
The Gevrey-Chambertin is showing beautifully and is even better than expected. The nose is bursting with layers of sweet airy red fruit - very charming with nice hints of allspice and cinnamon. On the palate very forward and delightful ... quite … [Read more...]
Chateau de Puligny Montrachet, Meursault Les Perrieres 2007
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TRANSCRIPT GLC 2437.53.049 George Washington. Letter signed: Mount Vernon, to Secretary at War Henry Knox, 1786 June 1. 3 p. + doc.
[inserted - different hand: Washington] Mount Vernon June 1st 1786.
My dear Sir,
The Post of last week brougt. me (by way of New York) a letter, of which the inclosed is a Copy. I transmit it, not only for your perusal, but for information, and advice. All the papers respecting the Society of the Cincinnati being in possession of the Secretary Genl. or the Assistant Secretary, and my memory very defective, I cannot speak with precision to Mr. Jefferson, or decide on any thing which is pleasing to myself. From what I can recollect of the matter, all the Officers who chose to make use of Major L'Enfant's Agency to obtain the badge of the Society, not only commissioned him to bring them from France, but furnished him with the means.
[2] I did this myself for 6 or 8. He brought many more. I have some reason to believe on a speculating Scheme; and demanded so much for them, as, if my Memory serves me, to disgust many Members of the Society, and induce them to apply to an Artist in Philadelphia, who, it was said, would not only execute them as well, (and without the defect which was discovered in the French ones,) but furnish them cheaper. This and L'Enfant's misapplication of the money (if the fact is so) for those he did receive, may have been the Sources of the present difficulty. On the one hand, it will be very disagreeable to the American Officers to be freely spoken of on this occasion. On the other, it may not only be hard but distressing to comply with the demands of the Parisian [3] Artisan, as we are not only unacquainted with the extent, but in some measure with the nature of them. What is become of L'Enfant? I have not seen him since the general Meeting of the Society which was held at Philadelphia in May 1784, nor, that I recollect, have heard of him 'till Mr. Jefferson's Letter came to hand.
Mrs. Washington joins me in every affectionate wish for Mrs. Knox, yourself, & family. And with sentiments of the warmest friendship
I am ever Yours Go: Washington
Major General Knox
[in George Washington's hand] By fowarding the inclosed letter you are oblig'd GW
[docket] His Excellcy. Genl Washington 1 June 1786 [inserted - different hand: Original No 21-]
Notes: Published in Fitzpatrick, John C. The Writings of George Washington. v. 28: 447-48.


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Subversive Theatre Gives the Speed-y Treatment to Hollywood
Manipulation. Deceit. Sex.
According to David Mamet's play Speed the Plow, these elements are vital tools for surviving in the cut-throat world of Hollywood's big-shot filmmakers. The play, put on by the Subversive Theatre Collective of Buffalo, is a commentary on the dilemmas put forth by the ruthless nature of the filmmaking industry.
Bobby Gould (Timothy Patrick Finnegan) is a newly promoted head of production for a film studio, and as such he is responsible for bringing worthy scripts to the studio head. His colleague and friend of 11 years, Charlie Fox (Kevin Craig), comes to him with a project featuring a big-name star - a project that stands to make both of them very wealthy men. The plan becomes complicated, however, when a secretary with an agenda, Karen (Andrea Andolina) sleeps with Bobby.
Finnegan embodies the cool, pragmatic realism that Bobby Gould requires for the majority of the play. Craig, whose character often serves as comic relief, acts as the perfect foil to Finnegan's Gould in both stature and delivery.
The two male leads work with each other in a memorable manner.However, Andolina's representation of Karen makes far less of an impact, by no fault of the actress. It seems as though Mamet meant for Karen to merely be a pawn - another worthless wannabe cast aside by cold-hearted Hollywood.
Nonetheless, Andolina does an admirable job of embodying the dubious naiveté of the untrustworthy Karen and plays off the other leads with adeptness.
The way the three leads were cast did justice to the play's thematic agenda. Each character acts as a stereotype associated with "making it big" in show business. It was Finnegan who really showcased the complex and often contradictory nature of professional filmmaking.
John Marieh, 28, of Florida, said the play was fantastic for that reason alone.
"It hit points of sarcasm as well as true to life possibilities in the movie industry," Marieh said. "Tim Finnegan did an amazing job portraying [this blend]."
An aspect of the play that perhaps isn't obvious to the audience, but that is vital for praising the prowess of the actors is the complexity of Mamet's scripts. Director Christopher Standart, who has been acting and directing since 1982 and has received multiple Artie nominations, said the difficulty of Mamet's work makes the play both challenging and rewarding for actors.
"[Actors] hate the script because there are so many words, and it's not only [memorizing] the words, but you have to memorize the pauses," Standart said. "The author puts in italicized words that have to be hit in order to keep a rhythm. It's like doing Shakespeare. The language is athletic. It requires breathing. It's like doing Shakespeare on cocaine."
The quick, biting dialogue is evident but the skill the actors needed to wield the language makes the difficulty of the script go unnoticed. The choice of actors was deliberate on Standart's part; he chose actors he knew he could trust with the unique requirements of the script.
A weakness of the production, however, is the constant idioms and occasional stutters in the dialogue that could have been ad-libbed due to nerves or could have been a part of the script. It was difficult to tell from the actors' body language if it was purposeful or not.
The play's plot was engaging and at times stagnant, but Mamet's characters' rambling and the passion with which it was executed was evident.
"I really love to direct, [but only] when I feel very passionate about the piece," Standart said.
His love of Mamet's work and his relationship with all the actors made this production very enjoyable for him. This aspect reflected onto the audience and made Speed the Plow an amusing way to spend a Friday night.
Speed The Plowwill continue running at the Subversive Theatre Collective of Buffalo until May 13. Tickets range from $15-20.
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November 25, 2014 – Koch's Turkey Farm and Yuengling will be the Thanksgiving meal for the Commonwealth's First Family. Standing in the Governor's Residence kitchen are, from left to right, Executive Chef Barry Crumlich, Senator Argall, first lady Susan Corbett, Governor Corbett holding his grandson, Liam, Elise Argall and Brock Stein.
November 17, 2014 – Governor Tom Corbett, center, signs legislation sponsored by Senator David G. Argall (R-29), left, into law. Senate Bill 1077 was introduced by Argall at the request of Reading and Northern Railroad Lieutenant Matthew Johnson, standing center, to address the increasing theft of railroad materials. Standing from left to right are Argall's Legislative Director, Jon Hopcraft; Johnson's father, David; and Johnson's son, Adyson. Representative Tina Davis (D-141), who shepherded the bill through the House of Representatives, is seated next to Governor Corbett.
November 17, 2014 – Governor Tom Corbett, center, signs Senate Bill 1187, sponsored by Senator David G. Argall (R-29), left, into law. Argall sponsored the legislation at the request of Berks County veteran Joe Soga, right, to honor the distinguished service of those who served in the Armed Forces. Soga's wife, Barbara, and Jon Hopcraft, Argall's Legislative Director, also joined for the bill signing.
November 14, 2014 – Standing in front of the former Kaier's Brewery, state and local officials outline the plans for demolition and remediation of the Mahanoy City property. Standing from left to right are Champ Holman, former Deputy Secretary at DCED; Rep. Neal Goodman; Dan Lynch, Mahanoy City Borough Manager; Sen. David G. Argall; and property owner George Mammerella.
October 16, 2014 – Senator Argall, right; joins Senator John Yudichak, left; and Representative Doyle Heffley, second from left; to congratulate Jeanne Miller and the SHINE program on 10 years of success. The Pennsylvania Statewide Afterschool Youth Network presented Argall and Yudichak with Afterschool Champion awards for their dedication to the SHINE program.
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September 23, 2014 – Senator Argall, center, is named a 'Guardian of Small Business' by the National Federation of Independent Business for the 2013-14 legislative session. Presenting Argall with the award are NFIB's Legislative Director, Neal Lesher, left; and NFIB's Executive State Director, Kevin Shivers, right.
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Is it more important for a movie to be emotionally honest or physically honest? Do we care how credible the events are if we care about the people to whom they're happening?
I seesawed back and forth on the answers to those questions right up to the final shot of "Labor Day," a melodrama that reaches the heart but hardly ever convinces the head.
We absorb details mostly through the eyes of young Henry (Gattlin Griffith), a seventh-grader who lives with his agoraphobic mom, Adele (Kate Winslet), in 1987. On one of their rare forays to a store, a bleeding man approaches them and insists they take him home. He's Frank (Josh Brolin), a convicted murderer on the run.
Novelist Joyce Maynard had hundreds of pages in which to let us absorb improbable details slowly. Screenwriter-director Jason Reitman does not and force-feeds them to us in rapid succession.
Within a short time of holing up in Adele's house, Frank is teaching its inhabitants how to bake a peach pie. He becomes the baseball-tossing faux dad Henry wants, the handyman Adele needs, and (by implication) the guy who restores her awareness of her neglected body.
Well, maybe, especially as we see in flashback that Frank's a family man who unjustly received a life sentence for accidentally killing his wife. (Though I didn't believe that.)
But within a day of fleeing the prison, Frank stands outside on a ladder, cleaning out Adele's gutters. When he changes lights in her dining room, he doesn't bother to lock the door, even after a cop has paid the house a visit. The others, too, behave in ways that nobody harboring a fugitive would consider.
A female friend once told me lapses in credibility don't matter in a romantic drama because women don't notice. (That seems insulting to me.) To be sure, "Labor Day" – so named because it takes place over the first long weekend of September – has many touching moments, especially when Winslet explains why her marriage fell apart and she retreated into semi-solitude.
She has become a queen of screen suffering over the last decade, from "All the King's Men" to "Revolutionary Road" to "The Reader." Few actresses can play this kind of agonized character better, and she has strong chemistry with Brolin; his Frank seems just tough enough to be self-protective but gently protective of others when given a chance.
North Carolinians may remember Griffith from the 2010 "Blood Done Sign My Name," which was shot in and around Charlotte; he had the small role of Tim Tyson, whose father investigated a racially motivated murder in Oxford.
Griffith brings the same unvarying, quiet sensitivity to the part of Henry, but it doesn't wear as well over nearly two hours. Eventually, he grows into the underwhelming Tobey Maguire, who narrates the entire movie as a flashback. That I could believe.
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The question arose early in British academic A.C. Grayling's career: What if those ancient compilers who'd made Bibles, the collected religious texts that were translated, edited, arranged and published en masse, had focused instead on assembling the non-religious teachings of civilization's greatest thinkers?
What if the book that billions have turned to for ethical guidance wasn't tied to commandments from God or any one particular tradition but instead included the writings of Aristotle, the reflections of Confucius, the poetry of Baudelaire? What would that book look like, and what would it mean?
Decades after he started asking such questions, what Grayling calls "a lifetime's work" has hit bookshelves. "The Good Book: A Humanist Bible," subtitled "A Secular Bible" in the United Kingdom, was published this month. Grayling crafted it by using more than a thousand texts representing several hundred authors, collections and traditions.
The Bible would have been "a very different book and may have produced a very different history for mankind," had it drawn on the work of philosophers and writers as opposed to prophets and apostles, says Grayling, a philosopher and professor at Birkbeck College, University of London, who is an atheist.
"Humanist ethics didn't claim to be derived from a deity," he says. "(They) tended to start from a sympathetic understanding of human nature and accept that there's a responsibility that each individual has to work out the values they live by and especially to recognize that the best of our good lives revolve around having good relationships with people."
Humanists rely on human reason as an alternative to religion or belief in God in attempting to find meaning and purpose in life.
Determined to make his material accessible, Grayling arranged his nearly 600-page "Good Book" much like the Bible, with double columns, chapters (the first is even called Genesis) and short verses. And much like the best-selling King James Bible, which is celebrating its 400th year, his book is written in a type of English that transcends time.
Like the Bible, "The Good Book," opens with a garden scene. But instead of Adam and Eve, Grayling's Genesis invokes Isaac Newton, the British scientist who pioneered the study of gravity.
"It was from the fall of fruit from such a tree that new inspiration came for inquiry into the nature of things," reads a verse from "The Good Book's" first chapter.
"When Newton sat in his garden, and saw what no one had seen before: that an apple draws the earth to itself, and the earth the apple," the verse continues, "Through a mutual force of nature that holds all things, from the planets to the stars, in unifying embrace."
The book's final chapter features a secular humanist version of the Ten Commandments: "Love well, seek the good in all things, harm no others, think for yourself, take responsibility, respect nature, do your utmost, be informed, be kind, be courageous: at least, sincerely try."
Grayling, reached Friday at a New York hotel just as he began his U.S. book tour, has been dubbed by some a "velvet atheist" or an "acceptable face of atheism," he says, in contrast to more stridently anti-religious writers like Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins, both of whom he counts as friends.
In other contexts, Grayling - who will soon take over as president of the British Humanist Association - admits he's written critically about religion. But not in "The Good Book."
"It's not part of a quarrel," he says of his latest work. "It's a modest offering… another contribution to the conversation that mankind must have with itself," and one he says he wrote for everyone, Bible lovers included.
Given where society is today, inviting that conversation is all the more important, he says.
More than 16% of Americans say they are unaffiliated religiously, according to the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life. Even so, Grayling says the hunger for a spiritual connection continues. That yearning, he argues , can be satisfied for many by taking a walk in the country, curling up with a beautiful book of poetry or even in falling in love.
"In all different ways, we can celebrate the good in the world," he says.
While many intellectual traditions – religious and otherwise – teach that there's "one right way to live," Grayling says he hopes "The Good Book" will encourage people to "go beyond your teachers, your text" to understand that "we have to respect and relate to one another."
Early sales indicate that people are open to what this new "Bible" teaches. On Monday, Grayling's book was number 41 on Amazon's UK bestseller list and number 1 in the philosophy and spirituality categories.
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Recently finished this book; a rich and deeply inspiring read. I personally loved the familiar format; the chapters and verse made it very easy to pause and think at so many passages. I also liked the absence of footnotes and references; if I wanted to trace who wrote what a google search answered the question easily.I recommend this book; don't be put off by people screaming "offensive" – it's not.
Deeply unprofessional journalism. The host does a very poor job at hiding her own bias in this segment. For a moment, I had to check to make sure that I was not watching Fox News. This level of journalism is disappointing for CNN.
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Ummmm, Isaac Newton was a believer. As was Albert Einstein.
So what? The book isn't anti-religious, it's pro-thought.
Einstein did not believe in a personal god. Neither did Issac Newton. The two of them where PC towards the subject to avoid scrutiny from the Church, which of course they did not always succeed at doing.
aethiest are trying to copy christians by creating their own bibles making up their own theories on the universe and so on. my opinion is that its just not going to work, anything man-made will not last.
umm... reality check! the bible was man-made genius!
Those silly scientists, trying to come up with explanations for things. Haven't they seen the Bible? It already tells us the Universe is 6,000 years old, so geologists and astronomers are wasting their time. Why won't people just read it and stop asking pesky questions?
Which is why your bible is on its way out lol....
is the bible not man made?
When religious people [especially xians] try to define their faith using logic they always fail.
Example; Xians believe in a zombie who is his own father and wants to 'save' you by removing evil [which he created] from your soul that was placed there by a rib woman who was deceived by a talking snake. Makes perfect sense!
As a psychologist who is also a Catholic, it always amazes me the faith humans put in reason. Daily, in my consulting room, I see the misperceptions, distortions, false personae, unconscious forces that drive people to make what they fully believe are rational chices and judgments about the world. And these are not what are understood as "mentally ill" people but ordinary souls struggling with pain. Even Grayling might ask why he was driven to publish this work, what particular constellation of early influences and cultural forces led him to his faith in reason. Make no mistake, secularists have their own set of unprovable beliefs from an emperical standpoint but they tout them as self evident without ever questioning them.
I absolutely LOVE your style! 1) Make a broad assertion–never back it up 2) Attempt to dumb down atheism by equating it with your position and claiming it to have unproved beliefs–....and then never back it up! You sir are absolutely brilliant, you're right, we're all equally stupid! Atheists have just as much faith as religious people do, imagine that. Oh wait, back to reality for a second, atheism is simply the lack of belief in God's.
jtlawler: "As a psychologist who is also a Catholic, it always amazes me the faith humans put in reason. " {etc}
Has it not occurred to you that you could not even begin to write the above example of a reasoned argument if you did not have faith in reason yourself?
" Daily, in my consulting room, I see the misperceptions, distortions, false personae, unconscious forces that drive people to make what they fully believe are rational chices and judgments about the world. [This is also a rational judgement.]
" Make no mistake, secularists have their own set of unprovable beliefs from an emperical [sic] standpoint but they tout them as self evident without ever questioning them." [Stated I presume not on the basis of revelation from sacred scripture, but rather arguing from empirical observations of yourself or others.]
Sorry to be the one to tell you this, but you have just blown your own case out of the water.
Hello jtlawler,
For one such as yourself to be into Pschyciatry and Catholocism, I do so commend you! I , however do see in our futures that Human Secularism will be upon the forefront of the Human Condition. I say this because I believe Spiritualism to be a "No Show" when it comes to Today's Ciricularized Economic Conditioning. I also feel that we are but "Human Omnivores" in the Grand Scheme of Animal Sociologies even though we have intellectual hindsightiveness Via the Written and Spoken Word.
"Fractal Cosmologic Relatives" is Indicative of Bible Theosophies, Yet; Few People have considered such. Let me explain what "Fractal Cosmologic Relatives" truly is,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Our Celestial Universe is an Omni-Fractal while any Life Forms' Cell-Like Structures are as mini-universes and the myriads of Celestial Universes are Infinite and Huge in Scale while the mini-universes being but cellular and confined within all Life Forms for but of a Finite period of Time, Alive and Living until such Dies. Is it Not written in the KJVB that a thousand years is but a day and a day is but a thousand years in GOD's Kingdom and His Sons Kingdoms Which is Biblically Stated as a Truth? GOD is ALL OF CREATION while His Gods, or Sons do live out their Days "Within" All Celestial Based Life Formations Including our physical Bodies. The Time Differentials between any Celestial Universe is as a Day but is as athousand years to our Time Periods while the Cell Sized Universes are as a thousand years where in our perceptions but a Day.
Catholic pychologist....now THERE'S an oxymoron!
Satan is the ruler of this world that we live in today (1 John 5:19) and this is just another way Satan misleads people away from God. "If, now, the good news we declare is in fact veiled, it is veiled among those who are perishing, among whom the god of this system of things has blinded the minds of the unbelievers, that the illumination of the glorious good news about the Christ, who is the image of God, might not shine through..." (2 Corinthians 4:3, 4)
If this is true then Satan's writing of the good book makes God himself the evil one. In God's bible he condones the wholesale slaughter of entire peoples and even commands it. In the Good Book, this is unacceptable.
Your God has slaughtered literally millions with his angels. the Good Book finds this answer to problems morally reprehensible. So YOU tell us, which side is right on the subject of genocide?
If atheism is a religion, having the the TV off is watching a channel.
Atheism literally means "no (a-) god (theos)". If you define religion as a belief system of any sort then Atheism would fall under it, because it is in fact a way that millions of people believe. But if you define religion under "belief with a god(s)" then you would exempt Buddhism from the category. And the belief in ghosts or spirits doesn't require the person to have a god, though they may. It all depends on how you define it, which dictionary you use - just make sure you know your facts before posting.
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If you think that following the laws in the bible with out following Gods reason for giving the laws or without finding freedom through the sacrifice of Jesus's life is new, think again. Go sit in one of those churches that have been around forever and whose members are only attending because they have nothing better to do with their time. Their just a hoot! Wake up! Following rules without purpose will grow old fast and you miss the best part!
What? I have no idea what side you are on.
Who said anything about following rules without purpose? I (try to) follow God's rules because I love Jesus and I don't want to hurt Him and I (try to) follow the greatest commandments because when I do I help to make the world a better place. Is this enough purpose for you? It's plenty for me.
As soon as anything positive is mentioned about atheists, agnostics, humanists, skeptics and freethinkers, tons of hate-filled Christians come out of the woodwork to lie and spew their poison. Of course, not all Chistians are like this, but there are plenty on the Internet who are. And, we've seen a barrel load of them here. Even the good ones who think they are being kind threaten us with their disgusting hell myth. I wish these people would grow up and keep their religious beliefs to themselves.
Atheist are DUMB! trying to be good, but cant be good. Because all are flawed. Be realistic ,this good book wont change you a bit! who cares hell? You dont! But when an atheist die, for sure they will cry their heart out for reaching their real destination. CHEERS
Haha. We try to be good because it's the right thing to do. Not because we feel bad that Jesus died.
If you are atheist wouldn't having a bible or any sort defeat the purpose. Your saying I don't believe in God but what other non-perfect humans say is correct. Seems a bit ridiculous.
It's not about whether it's correct. They are quotes for you to think about, by some of the most brilliant people to ever live. They are uplifting, inquisitive and humanistic.
It is not ridiculous to trust what is the current view assessed by humans because there is nothing else. If a so-called all-powerful god made everything then why is his book(s) so full of inacuracies? You only think it is a non-human's rendering of the world but humans wrote it. It did not fall from the sky so a human is always involved in everything you think.
Atheists with a brain to think like the members of http://www.AtheistSocial.com are not so essily fooled by your nonlogic.
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IU Auditorium wraps up season with Broadway revival of 'West Side Story'
WHAT: "West Side Story"
WHEN: 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 22, and Wednesday, April 23
WHERE: IU Auditorium, 1211 E. Seventh St.
TICKETS: $20 to $41 for IU Bloomington students with a valid ID and $38 to $62 for the general public, on sale now. Individual tickets may be purchased online at IUauditorium.com, in person at the IU Auditorium Box Office, as well as through Ticketmaster.com, all Ticketmaster outlets or charge by phone at 800-745-3000. The IU Auditorium Box Office is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- The newest revival of the Broadway musical "West Side Story" will give the final two performances of the IU Auditorium 2013-14 season at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 22, and Wednesday, April 23. This is the first time IU Auditorium has presented a professional production of this iconic Broadway musical.
Leonard Bernstein's classic comes to life in Arthur Laurents' innovative 2009 Broadway revival, offering a new direction that builds on the show's famous music and timeless love story. Hailed by The New Yorker as "bold, fresh and transcendent" and by The New York Times as "enthralling and electric," Laurents' production has enjoyed wide critical acclaim with its efforts to create a grittier rendition of the Broadway favorite.
Though the setting remains the same, Laurents' production offers new twists that alter the tone of the musical.
"I felt the gangs in the original were sweet little things," Laurents said in a 2010 interview. "And the truth is, they're all killers -- every one of them. I wanted to do a much tougher 'West Side Story.'"
In keeping with this shift, the show's Puerto Rican characters occasionally sing in Spanish to emphasize the clashing of cultures and multicultural reality of New York City. This is the first production of "West Side Story" that has used the characters' native languages to more sharply highlight the rift between the rival gangs.
An urban 1950s "Romeo and Juliet," the plot follows the ill-fated love of Tony, an idealistic Polish-American, and the virginal Puerto Rican Maria. While Manhattan's west side rumbles with the clash of two rival gangs -- the Jets and the Sharks -- Maria and Tony struggle to keep their romance alive.
When the show originally debuted in 1957, it took the theater world by storm. Bernstein's score -- which included the songs "Tonight," "America," "Maria," "I Feel Pretty" and "Somewhere" -- Broadway star Stephen Sondheim's memorable lyrics and Jerome Robbins' energetic choreography propelled "West Side Story" to 732 nonstop performances and six Tony Award nominations. The show's popularity led to the famous 1961 film adaptation by the same name, directed by Robert Wise and the original choreographer, which went on to win 10 Academy Awards.
"We are thrilled to welcome 'West Side Story' to the auditorium," IU Auditorium Director Doug Booher said. "It is undeniable that every facet of the show is stellar, from Bernstein's classic songs to the upbeat choreography. This production is guaranteed to have audiences on the edge of their seats as they witness this riveting new take on the timeless classic. I can't think of a more fitting conclusion to what has been a fantastic season."
For more information about "West Side Story" and the rest of the 2013-14 season, visit IUauditorium.com. The website features video clips and a selection of songs from this season's performances, in addition to a direct link to the IU Auditorium Facebook and Twitter pages, whose members receive exclusive benefits throughout the year.
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