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On 05-Dec-03, you wrote:
> Christianity, Zorastrianism,
> Manicheaesm, and other world religions of the time grew out of
> fundamentally Near Eastern origins, world-skeptical outlooks, and
> with the eventual exception of Christianity, Near Eastern languages.
> And aside from Valentinianism, it seems that most "gnostic"
> movements also have Syrian, Egyptian, or Anatolian roots.
Are you forgetting that while Valentinus was nearly elected Bishop of
Rome, he was originally from Alexandria, and returned to the near
east later in his life. It would appear that while Valentinianism was
active for a long time at Rome, its founder, at least, was also from
Egypt and hence as you used the term, the Near East.
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wrote:> Hello Cari;
Gospel of Thomas. And to be honest, I am not sure why the Church
> To this point the only thing that I have read at any length is the
would choose to catagorize this as a heresy.>
Thomas, as Gerry pointed out, it becomes a matter of view, doesn't
it? Does heresy constitute merely opinions that are different,
freely chosen,... or are they something false, even evil?
> Maybe as I read more of what is available I will be able to
discover such, but to this point, the Gospel of Thomas seems pretty
inline with Church teaching. Mind you there are some things that
would cause quite the conversation, but on the whole nothing that
struck me as "heresy" in the evil terms that I have heard it.>
It may appear to be "inline" in some respects. In fact, in _The
Gnostic Scriptures_ (which I highly recommend), Bentley Layton has
cross-references for many, but not all, sayings to similar verses in
Matthew, Mark, and Luke. And, whether or not _The Gospel of Thomas_
was originally "Gnostic" or proto-Gnostic has been debated.
Nonetheless, upon further inspection there are some major differences
when compared to orthodox doctrine. How *any* of the sayings might
be construed could vary from an orthodox interpretation when one
considers heterodox elements. As Bentley Layton comments in the
introduction to GTh (page 376):
"Historical framework is irrelevant to the message of GTh, for the
salvation that it proclaims is not the future reign of god on earth,
to be ushered in by a messiah, but rather the recognition of one's
true nature and acquaintance with oneself, leading to immediate
repose and rendering `death' (i.e. the realm of human affairs)
trivial. `The kingdom is inside of you. . . . When you become
acquainted with yourselves . . . you will understand that it is you
who are children of the living father.' Jesus' suffering, death, and
resurrection are not discussed in GTh; his role here is purely that
of a teacher of wisdom. GTh is thus a Christian gospel in which the
crucifixion of Jesus has no importance."
Self-acquaintance is definitely a Gnostic theme. Consider, Thomas,
how dangerous, how threatening that approach would be to *any*
political mechanism. How does one maintain hierarchical control when
people are relying on their own experience, rather than on outside,
dogmatic intermediaries? In the past, the governmental decisions
were inextricably entrenched with religious considerations.
> The Council of Trent I believe put it together in its current form
and in theory there was a great deal of work for them to choose from
before they Canonized the current Bible. What was left out and more
importantly Why? If Thomas was around and available at that point,
why wasn't it included in the Bible?>
You might be interested in a recent book by Elaine Pagels, _Beyond
Belief_, that recounts this process, bringing in her ideas about _The
Gospel of Thomas_ specifically.
> Gnostic texts, the Dead Sea Scrolls, all offer me a chance to read
what was available at the time. The chance to answer big questions
for myself and maybe pass this on to others. Maybe Gnosticism is
another step in the process for me. Not sure yet. Need to read and
study more on the subjects.>
Thomas, I would recommend some suggestions in our "links" section:
You might find the collection of introductory articles helpful. The
Gnosis Archive at
http://gnosis.org/ provides lots of information articles, book
suggestions, lectures, in addition to online source material, such as
The Nag Hammadi Library. I would also recommend the book, _The Nag
Hammadi Library_, by James M Robinson.
> Thank you for your response. I look forward to any insight you may
offer or conversation that it brought about.
Feel free to come back with comments and questions, Thomas, as you
> Thomas
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Over 3 decades of homesteading in the city, I find that each year our goals and resolutions evolve with the years. For a mature city homestead like ours, goals are definitely different than a newbie and little more challenging, I think. Chickens - check, Bees - check, Solar - check, Garden - check and so on and so forth. 30 years of checking off the check list there's little to check off the "master to do list."
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In a networking group called Girls Rule that I'm a part of here in Omaha, someone recently posed a question: "Is Omaha a man's world?" Do we have to gain favor with men here as the gatekeepers to our success, and is there some kind of implied "game" we need to play in order to be competitive in this community? It's a question I spent some time thinking about both from my own experience, and from a longer view, looking at our community as a system. I'm one who is very perceptive of sexism, particularly in business, and contrasting my career satisfaction with the game I sometimes feel I must play to find it led to a lot of valuable reflection.
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How could a woman's world be a man's world? We need autonomy over our experiences, yet we must always manage our resistance to patriarchal pressure to conform into roles prescribed by men. We all hear questions like, "Do we have to act like men to get what we want?" "Should we use 'feminine wiles?'" Feminism and female power doesn't mean learning to play a game, but we constantly negotiate sacrifices for opportunities because we have to work within a rich, complex social system full of prejudice. No, feminism isn't playing the game. It's changing the game.
When we talk about "a man's world," we're talking about networks built on social contracts among men only, in racially and sexually exclusive environments over thousands of years. The power and privilege men inherit through that system is one reason why it's so difficult as a society to consider changing, and much less abandoning, the practices that disempower minorities and women. (Note: I don't mean to imply that dynamics of discrimination are identical for women and minorities, but that women of all backgrounds face a discriminatory system.)
Instead of talking about where we fit in a "man's world," we have to shift our own paradigms to see the world as open for us, while noticing the hurdles of sexual, racial, and of course gender privilege that place obstacles along the way. When women talk about experiences of discrimination and start from the premise of "in a man's world," we begin by defining our own reality from a man's perspective and instantly miss the whole point. Let's shift that premise to realize that we are women and we only need to learn to be ourselves. It's not about rehashing gender stereotypes, because change won't come without radical rejection of gender roles.
Feminism is not about women being better than men, it's about shifting the paradigm of our culture so people stop facing the limitations of this "man's world." It's necessary for men and women to advance conversations and make conscious decisions that empower all people to take autonomy over their bodies, their families, and, of course, their careers. The reason this conversation is relevant and must continually be in the forefront of our minds is because for thousands of years, this standard of liberation and opportunity has not been the norm. People of sexual and racial privilege have typically played a role in the formation of others' lived experiences, and to deny that influence still exists blocks all progress.
So is it a man's world here? Yes, and it is everywhere, today. This will always be business as usual until we begin to take actions that represent the change we want to see in the patriarchy around us. That's what my writing is about, and that's why it's so important to me to reach as many men as I do women–participation from all of us is needed to begin unraveling our collective and individual paralysis around gender issues.
More on that later.
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Blogs change. That's okay. I'm sticking around because I have always liked your voice- doesn't matter if you're talking about politics, felt flowers or feminism. You are so well written and I will always respect you, even if your views aren't identical. Keep on posting, I'm learning from what you write.
I meant to say: identical to mine
Have you read Caitlin Moran's How to Be a Woman? I think you would like it. She has a very casual, modern approach to feminism. I just finished it and loved it!
Megan…this made me think of you post.
http://youngfeministtaskforce.blogspot.com/2013/02/violence-against-women-act-vawa-action.html -
Meg, I want you to know that I love the "feminism" posts you write, and that they are especially moving to me because I know how devoted you are to your work and how successful you've been in business and in your personal life. It's clear to me that gender equality is something you are passionate about, and I love to hear what you think. Just this morning an essay on a similar topic was shared with me: http://ilaba.wordpress.com/2013/02/09/gender-bias-101-for-mathematicians/. It's about gender equality, but in academia instead of business.
thank you haley! I will read this during my break today.
I am tired of all Feminism post, been a long time reader but saying goodbye, I am a woman, I am in charge of my life and what goes happens or does not happen around me. I am not a weaker sex, I can succeed in any area I choose to if I work just as hard as anyone else (male or female). You are the one putting a stigmata over yourself, by crying feminism all the time, you are just being a whiner. If you spent as much time working to make yourself the best, it would be energy better spent.
I get it–my writing has changed a lot and it's okay that it's not for everyone. I appreciate you reading for as long as you did!
I saw Gloria Steinem speak at a Planned Parenthood fundraiser last week, and she talked a lot about the myth of gender. She said that if we try to box ourselves into "male" and "female" characteristics and behaviors, we will never progress as individuals or as a society because we are only living half of the spectrum of humanity. What it is to be human is to allow ourselves to experience personally, and accept in other people, all of the things that humans feel. If men and boys are allowed to emote and women and girls are allowed to take strong, decisive action (without it being perceived as weak/bitchy, etc.), they can bring so much more to their role in their community/society/whatever than if they are forced to live in a case of gender norms. Also, on a personal level, over the last couple years I've found that if I look at people as humans, without taking note of their gender, I am able to connect so much better with them. I also find that I have nicer, more supportive things to say about people when I don't use pronouns to describe them. (Being friends with a couple asexual/transgender people in New York opened my eyes to this and other things I'd never really considered before.) I wish we could adopt Sweden's gender-neutral pronoun "hen" into the English language.
Reading over this post, I realize that the only period in my adult life in which I tried to used "feminine wiles" or tried to appeal to my male bosses as a subservient "girlish" type, was when I was mentally ill for a period of time following sexual abuse. What an interesting correlation, that the lowest period in my life personally and professionally is when I was quite literally damaged, mentally and physically, by hateful, misogynistic men. Having been on that side of it, it's easy to understand how and why women box themselves into the white male POV that permeates our society, and how far we have to go to overcome it. Talking about it is, without question, the first step.
thanks brittan. I agree that I felt much more secure and in control of my own agency once I started noticing the huge influence I was letting gender expectations have over my life. for some apparently that self-awareness and "individual responsibility" comes more easily than for others, but personally I didn't realize how much my own prejudices were blocking me!
You rule brittan–thanks for sharing this.


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Switchable circular-to-point converter based on holographic polymer-dispersed liquid-crystal technology
Applied Optics, Vol. 46, Issue 2, pp. 161-166 (2007)
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We demonstrate the use of a switchable circular-to-point converter (SCPC) device based on holographic polymer-dispersed liquid-crystal technology for application in lidar detection and optical telecommunication. A SCPC device converts the Fabry–Perot ring pattern into a single point or an array of points, while an external electrical field on the SCPC deactivates the conversion. Stacking different SCPC elements gives a random optical switch for applications in lidar detection and optical telecommunication. Two types of SCPC designs are analyzed and one is chosen and built for testing.
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(050.7330) Diffraction and gratings : Volume gratings
(090.2890) Holography : Holographic optical elements
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Original Manuscript: July 7, 2006
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Hailiang Zhang, Haiqing Xianyu, Jianhua Liang, Yan Bétrémieux, Gregory P. Crawford, John Noto, and Robert Kerr, "Switchable circular-to-point converter based on holographic polymer-dispersed liquid-crystal technology," Appl. Opt. 46, 161-166 (2007)
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Earley & Associates CEO, Seth Earley, was quoted in an article on EBiz.com, a blog written by Joe McKendrick which examimes how BPM and related business and IT approaches can promote business transformation. The article, "Cloud-Based Content Management is Here Today: View from the Trenches" was published on the site on August 8, 2011. The article discusses the possibilities of deploying enterprise content management in the cloud. Read "Cloud-Based Content Management is Here Today: View from the Trenches" now. --- Earley & Associates is an information...
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Earley & Associates CEO, Seth Earley, authored an article for CIO Update, an online community for information technology leaders.The article, "Transforming Information into Knowledge, Part I" was published on the site on August 3, 2011.The article is part one of a three part series that discusses various strategies for better meeting business needs.Read "Transformating Information into Knowledge, Part 1, now.
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Earley & Associates Chief Executive Officer, Seth Earley and Jeannine Bartlett, Chief Solutions Architect for Earley & Assocates, co-authored a guest post for Fierce Content Management a weekly content management news update published by FierceMarkets.The article, "Giving search users what they want, not what they're asking for" was published on the site on July 25, 2011. The article discusses how retailers can leverage advances in developing search experiences for users in order to increase sales.Read the entire article.
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Earley & Associates Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Seth Earley, co-authored an article, with Christian Reich, M.D., for Executive Insight, an online newsmagazine published by MerionMatters.The article, "Health IT: Can It Fix Healthcare?" was published on the site on July 12, 2011. The article discusses the challenges of secondary healthcare data for reducing cost and improving the quality of healthcare.Read the entire Healthcare Executive Insight article.
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This article, authored by Seth Earley and Jeannine Bartlett, appeared in retailonlineintegration.com on June 29, 2011.The nice thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from. They're valuable and are used throughout the web development process. Certainly the web is comprised entirely of standards, from HTTP to HTML, web services, transaction processes, linked data processes and new methods of sharing information across shopping channels like Milo. Read more...
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On June 22, 2011 SearchDataManagement.com published an article entitled "Creating an Effective Enterprise Information Management Program". Here's an excerpt:Seth Earley, president and CEO of information management consulting firm Earley & Associates Inc. in Stow, Mass., said another typical feature of successful EIM programs from a data management lifecycle perspective "is getting information into common structures using consistent metadata and controlled vocabularies."With the broad view of data enabled by that and the other components of a well-designed EIM strategy, Earley and...
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Interview with Earley & Associates in Becker's Hospital Reviewby Bob Herman As hospitals and physician practices continue to progress to electronic health record systems, challenges have been created by the sheer volume and quality of raw data that goes into EHRs. Advanced software and interoperability are helping to balance different aspects of electronic data, such as claims, coverage, delivery, patient history and treatments, but the large-scale availability of the information is still being analyzed. With all of those different aspects of electronic healthcare, a hospital or physician...
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On June 15, 2011 Seth Earley's and Jeannine Bartlett's article "Optimizing the Information Supply Chain" appeared in the Retail Merchandiser Daily Dose. "Retailers manage a supply chain that is large-scale and complex. Products can come from thousands of vendors, and because each product comes with various attributes and associated content (both text and images), managing this information is complex and costly..."
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Seth Earley once again moderated the New Developments in Taxonomy, Metadata and Search panel at the Henry Stewart DAMNY 2011 conference that took place in New York City on June 8-9, 2011. In this session Seth talked about the influence of social media, advancements in search tools, and SharePoint on the DAM landscape. The panelists were Noel Agnew and Ashley K. Marty from AOL and Jess Peterson from UNICEF who shared two unique perspectives on taxonomy applications within DAM systems.While at the conference Mr. Earley announced an expansion of the Earley & Associates Digital...


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Yeh flying the real thing is so much better than flying R/C. I fly a cessna152 regularly and am considering purchasing one soon. Such a great feeling to fly. I love it! The thought of being able to go anywhere and turn anywhere and land at any air field is great. Im currently clocking my hours up in a cessa 152 and will probably do a instrument rating soon. And although some say they "Would feel to restricted" it doesnt come into it if you truely love flying. Maybe you can't do upside down flight or loops in a standard Light trainer aircraft, it still doesnt make it "limited". Its so fun! Cya all Cant wait for sunday when i go flying again! |
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I am also clocking my time in a 152. Last two lessons were cross wind touch and go's. The pucker factor can get high with just a slight wind sheer when you are close to the ground.
I curious, has anyone throttled to idle and gained altitude from circling in a thermal in 152? Bill |
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I used to try to turn in a thermal when I was flying skydivers in a C182, but never motor off. Could usually manage a turn or two with a huge jump in rate of climb, but often youd get outside and into sink which could cost altitude, more than you gained so it had to be a hot day when the thermals were huge to be of any use.
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Beyond Batch presentation by Doug Cutting
On the heels of last month's Strata Conference + Hadoop World, please join us on Wednesday, December 5th for a special event with Hadoop creator and Cloudera Chief Architect Doug Cutting. Doug will deliver his keynote presentation, Beyond Batch (please see below for a session description) and will discuss in greater detail Cloudera Impala, which enables real-time, interactive analytical queries of the data stored in HBase or HDFS. Plenty of time will be allocated to Q&A so please bring your questions for Doug.
This event will be held from 6pm-8pm at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. Food and beverage will be provided. There is no cost to attend.
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Beyond Batch: Hadoop started as an offline, batch-processing system. It made it practical to store and process much larger datasets than before. Subsequently, more interactive, online systems emerged, integrating with Hadoop. First among these was HBase, the key/value store. Now scalable interactive query engines are beginning to join the Hadoop ecosystem. Realtime is gradually becoming a viable peer to batch in big data.
Doug Cutting, is the creator of numerous successful open source projects, including Lucene, Nutch and Hadoop. Doug joined Cloudera in 2009 from Yahoo!, where he was a key member of the team that built and deployed a production Hadoop storage and analysis cluster for mission-critical business analytics. Doug holds a Bachelor's degree from Stanford University and sits on the Board (and is currently chairman) of the Apache Software Foundation.
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