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Thirty-two members of the glbt-knit listserv made squares for a love blanket for one of our own who was diagnosed with lung cancer. I haven't really kept up any posts on the project on here, but the blanket was delivered today and was a much-appreciated surprise. One of our members started a blog so that we could keep a record of the project. I'm so glad to have been a part of something so wonderful.
In other news, what I've started calling my "Knitting Unlympics" project - the mittens - has been progressing along. I'm currently working on the cuff for the outer (and final) layer of mitten #2. I didn't sign up for the Knitting Olympics, but I'm hoping to finish this project by the time the flame goes out. After that, I'm not certain. The Malabrigo hat has been fulled but needs some remediation so that I don't look like this:
I made her several pairs of hand-knitted Socka Fortissima socks, and she put one of the pair I made for her (FOR CHRISTMAS) in the washer AND DRYER when I told her not to. Nooooo, hubby is dumb, she knows more than he does. She can't knit, but she knows more about hand-knitted socks than I do. And she spins our fleeces and she also felts projects so she knows what kind of disaster she is wreaking on my hard work. So she tosses them into the washer AND THE DRYER and what happens? Besides getting all pilled and fuzzed (and pretty nasty-looking) there's a friggin' HOLE in one of them from getting snagged by something else she washed them with. The hole isn't in the bottom of the foot or the leg, where it would be easy to fix, but noooo, in the GUSSET. She didn't even bother to put them into a garment bag to keep them from getting BLUDGEONED by the the washer and dryer, just tossed them in like they were store-bought. And they're RUINED!! Dammit, all my hard work -- you wouldn't believe how AWFUL hand-knitted socks look after going through the washer AND THE DRYER just one time!!
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Anthony Monteiro Fired Temple University
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"Broad Social Movement" Confronts Philadelphia's Temple University
Protests against the firing of Temple University African American Studies professor Anthony Monteiro have evolved into a "broad united front" of students, grassroots community forces, organized labor and elected officials. "Black Philadelphia, in particular, understands that Temple University is not only gentrifying the community, but is hyper-policing the community," creating "an island of privilege in a city of poverty," said Dr. Monteiro. "All that was necessary was for someone to stand up and say that this powerful institution must be made answerable to the community."
CIA Plays Both Sides in Iraq
"The CIA has a long history of being on both sides of conflicts that we later sacrifice a great deal to address," said Shahid Buttar, executive director of the Bill of Rights Defense Committee. The jihadist fighters of ISIS, currently on the offensive in Iraq, have benefited from U.S. and allied support for regime change in Syria. In the past, the CIA "trained the precursor of al Qaida in Afghanistan" and supported Saddam Hussein's government in Iraq. Buttar, a constitutional lawyer, has produced a video titled "NSA vs USA," a "hip hop history lesson set to music."
Massachusetts to Have Highest State Minimum Wage
The Massachusetts state legislature has passed, and the governor is certain to sign, a bill to raise the minimum wage from $8 to $11 over three years – the highest state minimum in the country. Lew Finfer, director of the Massachusetts Community Action Network, credits the victory to a "broad coalition" of faith-based, community and labor organizations that collected over 200,000 signatures to put the wage hike on the ballot, this fall. The threat of a referendum worked. "Had we not gotten the signatures," the legislature "would not have passed a bill or would have passed much less of a wage increase," said Finfer.
Petition to Block Ugandan from UN Post
Sam Kutesa, Uganda's Foreign Minister, is unfit to assume the presidency of the United Nations General Assembly, according to a petition circulating on Change.org. Kutesa is engaged in massive corruption and theft of public funds, war-profiteering in South Sudan, and is complicit in Uganda's genocidal crimes against the Democratic Republic of Congo, said Milton Allimadi, publisher of the New York-based Black Star News. "He diminishes the legacy and the name of other Africans who have served as president of the UN General Assembly, and should resign." Kutesa was elected to the UN post without opposition.
Syrian Election Shows People's Determination
The recent elections in war-torn Syria, which President Bashar al-Assad won handily, were a demonstration of the Syrian people's determination to prevail against western and jihadist "terror," said Paul Larudee, part of an international team of election observers. The U.S. and Israel are intent on sowing "eternal conflict and death and destruction" in the region. However, "I don't think [the Syrians] are going to lose this war," said Larudee, a member of the International Palestine Solidarity Network. "They're absolutely determined."
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Temple University African American Studies chairman Dr. Molefi Asante figured he could both please his bosses and purge his department of leftist political thought by getting rid of W.E.B. Dubois scholar Dr. Anthony Monteiro. Instead, Asante has made himself a pariah to students and educators, and an embarrassment to Temple administrators.
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Dr. Anthony Monteiro was targeted for termination by the rightward politics of corporate higher education, with the help of an opportunistic fellow Black academic, Dr. Molefi Asante. "At best, Asante shows a complete disregard and utter betrayal of a colleague who, just a year earlier, led the charge to have him reappointed" as chairman of Temple University's African American Studies Department.
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Opio Sokoni, head of the Jacksonville, Florida, NAACP, said Michael Dunn's guilt in the killing of Jordan Davis was even more obvious than that of George Zimmerman in Trayvon Martin's death. "Only the most rabid racists were actually standing behind Dunn, saying that this guy was innocent," said Sokoni. "Then we realized there were some of those people on the jury." Dunn was convicted of attempted murder, but the jury deadlocked on first degree murder charges.
Russell "Maroon" Shoatz Wins 22-Year Battle
"We were ecstatic that the efforts of so many bore great fruit," said Ayanna Rauf, fiancé of former Black Panther Russell "Maroon" Shoatz, who was released into the general Pennsylvania prison population after 22 years of solitary confinement. Seventy year-old Shoatz, who is now blind in one eye, told Ms. Rauf: "I have to practice walking again without shackles and chains." Rauf said she and Shoatz are "looking forward to our marriage, in June," and hope to win commutation of his sentence by the governor.
Molefi Asante Complicit in Anthony Monteiro Firing
Dr. Wilmer Leon III, host of Sirius XM Radio's "Inside the Issue" program and an academic ally of Temple University's embattled African American Studies professor Anthony Monteiro, is "incredibly impressed with the level of support" Monteiro is receiving from the community. Dr. Monteiro was effectively fired by Dean of Liberal Arts Teresa Soufas with the complicity of African American Studies department chair Molefi Asante. "It appears as though, after Dr. Asante became somewhat secure in his position, he became an instrument of Dean Soufas," said Dr. Leon.
Ras Baraka in Lead for Newark Mayor
Amina Baraka, widow of poet-activist Amiri Baraka and mother of Newark, New Jersey mayoral candidate Ras Baraka, said her son "is on the side of those who are oppressed and cannot find a way out of the system." A city councilman and high school principal, Ras Baraka is generally considered the frontrunner. Former mayor Cory Booker, now a U.S. senator, "was not interested in the neighborhoods," said Amina Baraka, while her son wants to make the Port of Newark and the international airport "pay their fair share of taxes."
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With most Democrats opposed to giving President Obama "fast-track" powers to ram through his Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade treaty, it's time to come up with a "populist trade program that puts people and the planet first, and that can be openly discussed in a transparent way," said Kevin Zeese, co-director of It's Our Economy. The Obama administration has shrouded TPP talks in secrecy.
CARICOM Discriminates Against Haitians
Ezili Danto, director of the Haitian Lawyers Leadership Network, said the Caribbean economic community, CARICOM, "treats Haitians pretty much the same way that Europeans do." Haiti is the only CARICOM member whose citizens are required to hold a visa to visit other CARICOM countries. Ms. Danto was interviewed by Dedon Sankara on Uhuru Radio.
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John Harwood Hick (20 January 1922 – 9 February 2012) was a philosopher of religion and theologian. In philosophical theology, he made contributions in the areas of theodicy, eschatology, and Christology, and in the philosophy of religion he contributed to the areas of epistemology of religion and religious pluralism.[3]
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John Hick was born on 20 January 1922 to a middle class family in Scarborough, England. He developed an interest in philosophy and religion in his teens, being encouraged by his uncle, who was an author and teacher at the University of Manchester. Hick initially pursued a law degree at the University of Hull, but converted to Evangelical Christianity from the fundamentalist Christian beliefs with which he was raised, and decided to change his career and enrolled at the University of Edinburgh in 1941.
During his studies he became liable for military service in World War II, but, as a conscientious objector on moral grounds, enrolled in the Friends' Ambulance Unit.
After the war, he returned to Edinburgh and became attracted to the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, and began to question his fundamentalism. In 1948 he completed his MA thesis, which formed the basis of his book Faith and Knowledge.[3] He went on to complete a D. Phil at Oriel College, Oxford University in 1950[4] and a DLitt from Edinburgh in 1975.[5] In 1953 he married Joan Hazel Bowers, and the couple had three children. After many years as a member of the United Reformed Church, in October 2009 he was accepted into membership of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain. He died in 2012.[6][7]
Hick's academic positions included Danforth Professor of the Philosophy of Religion at the Claremont Graduate University, California; H.G. Wood Professor of Theology at the University of Birmingham; and Fellow of the Institute for Advanced Research in Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Birmingham.[8] While at the University of Birmingham Hick played important roles in a number of organizations centered around community relations. Non-Christian communities, mostly Hindu, Muslim, and Sikh, had begun to form in this central England community as immigration from the Caribbean Islands and Indian subcontinent increased. Due to the influx of peoples with different religious traditions, organizations focused on integrating the community became necessary. During his fifteen years at the University of Birmingham, Hick became a founder, as well as the first chair, for the group All Faiths for One Race (AFFOR); he served as a chair on the Religious and Cultural Panel, which was a division of the Birmingham Community Relations Committee; and he also chaired the coordinating committee for a 1944 conference convened under the new Education Act with the aim of creating a new syllabus for religious instruction in city schools.[9]
He also held teaching positions at Cornell University, Princeton Theological Seminary, and Cambridge University.[10] During his teaching stay at Princeton Seminary, Hick began to depart from his conservative religious standings as he began to question "whether belief in the Incarnation required one to believe in the literal historicity of the Virgin Birth".[11] This questioning would open the door for further examination of his own Christology, which would contribute to Hick's understanding of religious pluralism. He was the Vice-President of the British Society for the Philosophy of Religion, and Vice-President of The World Congress of Faiths.[12]
Hick delivered the 1986-87 Gifford lectures[12] and in 1991 was awarded the prestigious Grawemeyer Award for Religion.[13]
Hick was twice the subject of heresy proceedings. In 1961 or 1962, he was asked whether he took exception to anything in the Westminster Confession of 1647 and answered that several points were open to question. Because of this, some of the local ministers appealed against his reception into the Presbytery. Their appeal was sustained by the Synod. A year later, a counter-appeal was sustained by the Judicial Committee of the General Assembly, and Hick became a member of the Presbytery (see Christian heresy in the 20th century).
Robert Smid states that Hick is regularly cited as "one of the most – if not simply the most – significant philosopher of religion in the twentieth century".[14] Keith Ward once described him as "the greatest living philosopher of global religion."[15] He is best known for his advocacy of religious pluralism,[3] which is radically different from the traditional Christian teachings that he held when he was younger.[5] Perhaps because of his heavy involvement with the inter-faith groups mentioned above under the "Career" heading and his interaction with people of non-Christian faiths through those groups, Hick began to move toward his pluralistic outlook on religion. He notes in both "More Than One Way?" and "God and the Universe of Faiths" that, as he came to know these people who belonged to non-Christian faiths, he saw in them the same values and moral actions that he recognized in fellow Christians. This observation led him to begin questioning how a completely loving God could possibly sentence non-Christians who clearly espouse values that are revered in Christianity to an eternity in hell. Hick then began to attempt to uncover the means by which all those devoted to a theistic religion might receive salvation.
Hick has notably been criticized by then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (who currently holds the position of Pope), when he was head of the Holy Office. Ratzinger had examined the works of several theologians accused of relativism, such as Jacques Dupuis and Roger Haight, and found that many, if not all, were philosophically inspired by Hick. Therefore, the declaration Dominus Iesus was seen by many at the time as a condemnation of Hick's ideas and theories.
Having begun his career as an evangelical, he moved towards pluralism as a way of reconciling God's love with the facts of cultural and religious diversity. He is primarily influenced by Immanuel Kant in this regard, who argued that human minds obscure actual reality in favor of comprehension (see Kant's theory of perception). According to Richard Peters, for Hick, "[the] construal of the relationship of the human mind to God...is much like the relationship that Kant supposed exists between the human mind and the world".[3]
It isn't fair to say that Hick is strictly Kantian, however. Peters notes "the divide between the 'noumenal' and 'phenomenal' realms (so far as nature is concerned) is not nearly so severe for Hick as it was for Kant".[3] Hick also declares that the Divine Being is what he calls 'transcategorial'. We can experience God through categories, but God Himself obscures them by his very nature.
In light of his Kantian influences, Hick claims that knowledge of the Real (his generic term for Transcendent Reality) can only be known as it is being perceived. For that reason, absolute truth claims about God (to use Christian language) are really truth claims about perceptions of God; that is, claims about the phenomenal God and not the noumenal God. Furthermore, because all knowledge is rooted in experience, which is then perceived and interpreted into human categories of conception, cultural and historical contexts which inevitably influence human perception are necessarily components of knowledge of the Real. This means that knowledge of God and religious truth claims pertaining thereof are culturally and historically influenced; and for that reason should not be considered absolute. This is a significant aspect of Hick's argument against Christian exclusivism, which holds that although other religions might contain partial goodness and truth, salvation is provided only in Jesus Christ, and the complete truth of God is contained only in Christianity.
Perhaps the simplest manner in which to understand Hick's theory of pluralism of religions is to share the comparison he makes between his own understanding of religion and the Copernican view of our solar system. Before Copernicus disseminated his views of the solar centered universe, the Ptolemaic system ruled in which the stars were painted in the sky, and the sun rose and set around the earth. In short, the rest of the universe existed for and was centered around our little planet. On the other hand, Copernicus asserted that the earth, and other planets as well, circled the sun, which in fact, did not move, but only appeared to move due to the revolution of our planet. Copernicus introduced our world to the understanding that other planets took similar paths around the sun; while each path differed, all served the same purpose and generated the same result: every planet makes a full path around our central star. Rotation of a planet about its axis creates day and night for that planet, just as day and night occur on earth. Although the time frames for a full trip around the sun and for a full day-night cycle differs on a planet-by-planet basis, the concept remains constant throughout our solar system.
Similarly, Hick draws the metaphor that the Ptolemaic view of religion would be that Christianity is the only way to true salvation and knowledge of the one true God. Ptolemaic Christianity would assert that everything exists and all of history has played out in specific patterns for the glory of the Christian God, and that there is no other possible path that will lead to salvation. Hick appears as Copernicus, offering the belief that perhaps all theistic religions are focused toward the one true God and simply take different paths to achieve the same goal.[16]
A speaker on religious pluralism, Keith E. Johnson, compares Hick's pluralistic theology to a tale of three blind men attempting to describe an elephant, one touching the leg, the second touching the trunk, the third feeling the elephant's side. Each man describes the elephant differently, and, although each is accurate, each is also convinced of their own correctness and the mistakenness of the other two.[17]
Robert Smid states that Hick believes that the tenets of Christianity are "no longer feasible in the present age, and must be effectively 'lowered'".[14]
Moreover, Mark Mann notes that Hick argues that there have been people throughout history "who have been exemplars of the Real".[18][19]
Hick's position is "not an exclusively Christian inclusivism [like that of Karl Rahner and his 'Anonymous Christian'], but a plurality of mutually inclusive inclusivism." [20] Hick contends that the diverse religious expressions (religions) are the result of diverse historically and culturally influenced responses to diverse perceptions of the Real. He states that "the different religious traditions, with their complex internal differentiations, have developed to meet the needs of the range of mentalities expressed in the different human cultures." [21]
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In his "God and the Universe of Faiths", Hick attempts to pinpoint the essence of Christianity. He first cites the Sermon on the Mount as being the basic Christian teaching, as it provides a practical way of living out the Christian faith. He says that "christian essence is not to be found in beliefs about God...but in living as the disciples who in his name feed the hungry, heal the sick and create justice in the world."[22] However, all of the teachings, including the Sermon on the Mount, that form what Hick calls the essence of Christianity, flow directly from Jesus' ministry. In turn, this means that the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus form the permanent basis of the Christian tradition. Hick continues in this work to examine the manner in which the deification of Jesus took place in corporate Christianity following his crucifixion and questions whether or not Jesus actually thought of himself as the Messiah and the literal Son of God.
In several places (e.g. his contributions to The Metaphor of God Incarnate, and his book The Myth of God Incarnate) Hick proposes a reinterpretation of traditional Christology—particularly the doctrine of the Incarnation. Hick contends "that the historical Jesus of Nazareth did not teach or apparently believe that he was God, or God the Son, Second Person of a Holy Trinity, incarnate, or the son of God in a unique sense."[23] It is for that reason, and perhaps for the sake of religious pluralism and peace, Hick proposes a metaphorical approach to incarnation. That is, Jesus (for example) was not literally God in the flesh (incarnate), but was metaphorically speaking, the presence of God. "Jesus was so open to divine inspiriation, so responsive to the divine spirit, so obedient to God's will, that God was able to act on earth in and through him. This, I (Hick) believe, is the true Christian doctrine of the incarnation." [24] Hick believes that a metaphorical view of the incarnation avoids the need for faulty Christian paradoxes such as the duality of Christ (fully God and fully human) and even the Trinity (God is simultaneously one and three).
Neither the intense christological debates of the centuries leading up to the Council of Chalcedon, nor the renewed christological debates of the 19th and 20th Centuries, have succeeded in squaring the circle by making intelligible the claim that one who was genuinely and unambiguously a man was also genuinely and unambiguously God.[25]
Hick has identified with a branch of theodicy that he calls "Irenaean theodicy" or the "Soul-Making Defense".[26] A simplification of this view states that suffering exists as a means of spiritual development. In other words, God allows suffering so that human souls might grow or develop towards maturation. For Hick, God is ultimately responsible for pain and suffering, but such things are not truly bad. Perhaps with a greater degree of perception, one can see that the "evil" we experience through suffering is not ultimately evil but good, as such is used to "make our souls" better.
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(Harrisburg) _ Governor Tom Wolf and leaders of the Republican-controlled Pennsylvania Senate say they're come to an agreement over how to handle more than two dozen nominations to state boards and commissions made by outgoing Gov. Tom Corbett.
The Senate confirmed 12 nominees Wednesday, including former Lieutenant Governor Jim Cawley to be a Temple University trustee and Corbett's revenue secretary, Dan Meuser, to the State System of Higher Education's board of governors.
Four others are to be confirmed at a later date.
Meanwhile, 12 of Corbett's selections will be replaced by Wolf nominees.
Those include former Corbett administration officials he nominated to the Board of Probation and Parole and the State Board of Education, and four nominees to the State System of Higher Education board.
Some 20 years ago, 5 friends who love Penn's Woods got together to talk about how to balance the inevitable coming industrial development of the area with the preservation of the land.
The outgrowth was the founding of the Manada Conservancy, a land trust dedicated to the preservation of natural, historic, agricultural and scenic resources in Dauphin County. In addition, the organization strives to promote environmental education with free programs offered to the community on topics ranging from duck hunting on the Susquehanna to insects of the summer night.
Working with farmers, landowners, municipalities and utilities, the Manada Conservancy has managed to preserve in perpetuity so far about 1,000 acres of land through easement, donation or acquisition.
Many of the projects have been in highest priority areas such as riparian buffers, like the Swatara Greenway, or along the Kittatinny Ridge, which serves as a critical part of the Atlantic flyway for hawks and other migratory birds.
Dr. Keith Cheng
On Saturday evening, February 28, a musical program will be presented at the WITF Public Media Center in support of the Manada Conservancy. Dr. Keith Cheng, who is Director of Experimental Pathology at Penn State College of Medicine, is also a classical pianist. He'll be performing music around the theme of a Sense of Wonder.
The program, which includes selections from Bach's Goldberg Variations and Schumann's Kinderszenen, explores the similarity of the feelings of awe evoked within us by music, nature and by science. Dr. Cheng's own scientific research with zebrafish led him to a discovery that eventually brought a new understanding to the biology behind certain skin color variation in humans. It was a discovery that he described as an "oh my God" moment.
A "sense of wonder" can come from the revelations of science, the beauty of music, or the grandeur of nature. But Dr. Cheng will also be sharing about the inspiration that individuals can have on others as well. In his case, he says, knowing the great cellist Yo-Yo Ma in his college years at Harvard had a great impact upon his own life.
The event starts at 6:30 p.m. with hors d'oeuvres and drinks, and the concert begins at 7:30. A dessert reception with Dr. Cheng will follow.
Artistic Director, Peter Sirotin
Executive Director, Ya-Ting Chang
Sunday, February 22 at 8 p.m. on witf's Center Stage
Market Square Concerts presents Summermusic 2013: Second Concert
Hosted by Ellen Hughes, former Executive & Artistic Director of Market Square Concerts
Performers: Ya-Ting Chang, piano; Peter Sirotin, violin; Gerard Reuter, oboe; Fiona Thompson, cello; Michael Stepniak, viola
On the Program:
Richard Rodney Bennett: Quartet for Oboe, Violin, Viola and Cello
Johannes Brahms: Piano Quartet in c Minor. Opus 60
Tina Davidson has a zeal for awakening in others a deep experience with music.
A highly-regarded and award-winning composer, she has been chosen as the recipient of the 2015 Lancaster Symphony Orchestra's annual Composer's Award. The Orchestra will perform her music in their upcoming concert, with performances February 20, 21 and 22. Davidson, who lived in Philadelphia for 35 years, now resides in Lancaster County.
The concert will include the world premiere of her work, Barefoot, written for string orchestra. It's a piece she says she wrote in the dead of winter when it was icy cold, "and all I could do was dream of being barefoot, and having my feet on the earth."
The idea of being barefoot also reminded her of the story of Moses and the burning bush, and how he was told to remove his shoes because he was on sacred ground. "So Barefoot is about the sacred ground of our earth and that connection to something bigger," she says.
Two of the performances will also include her work First Light, in which the Lancaster Symphony will be joined by the 3rd grade violin students of Burrowes Elementary School.
Davidson wrote the piece so that the students play and repeat a short melodic phrase, while the orchestra weaves a more complex tapestry of music around them.
The idea of having students perform with professional musicians is one that Davidson has explored in other compositions as well. Her idea is that the experience will awaken in the young performers a lasting connection with music.
She recalls an incident with one of the student players at the premiere of First Light, "And this 5-year-old came up to me and she said, 'Did you write this piece for me?' And I said, 'Absolutely."
One of Tina Davidson's most recent works is one of 27 encore pieces commissioned by violinist Hilary Hahn from outstanding contemporary composers. The album just received a Grammy award. Davidson's piece is called Blue Curve of the Earth.
]]>William Howard Day
The William Howard Day Cemetery on Lincoln Street in Steelton, PA is a short distance from the Bass Pro Shop at the Harrisburg Mall. The 43-acre cemetery opened in 1940 to serve the needs of the African-American community in Harrisburg.
The William Howard Day Homes are apartments at Community Drive, Reilly Road and Herr Streets in Harrisburg.
Both the homes and the cemetery were named in honor of the first African-American to serve on the Harrisburg City School Board. He served as president of that board from 1891-1893, the first African-American president of any school board in the nation.
The name of William Howard Day is not as well-known as Frederick Douglas or Harriet Tubman, although he worked with both of those famous abolitionists in the mid-1800's.
Todd Mealy
Todd Mealy teaches Modern American History at Penn Manor High School, and felt that Day's story needed to be told. Mealy is the author of Aliened American: A Biography of William Howard Day, 1825-1900.
Day was born in New York City in 1825. His mother, Eliza, was a runaway slave. It's not known if his father was as well, but both were living free in New York when he was born. His father died in an accident at the New York Harbor when Day was 3.
"His mother made the courageous decision," says Mealy, "to give him up for adoption to a white family from Northampton, Massachusetts. You have to picture, it's the 1830's. She wanted him to be safe, not be kidnapped, and make sure that he got an education."
Day received a Bachelor's and Master's degree from Oberlin College in Ohio. Later he would attain a Doctorate of Divinity degree from Livingstone College. He became heavily involved in the Underground Railroad, helping escaped slaves flee to Canada. For a time he lived in Canada, working in refugee slave settlements and publishing a newspaper. He also visited Great Britain, Ireland and Scotland, raising money for the cause.
After his return to the states he became a lecturer and one of the leading advocates for the Equal Rights Movement, helping to found the Equal Rights League which became the predecessor for the NAACP.
He eventually settled in Harrisburg and became the first African-American employed by the Commonwealth. Shortly thereafter he joined the Harrisburg School Board, and later became president.
Todd Mealy hopes that his biography can help illuminate some of the contributions Day made to the cause of equal rights. Mealy will be giving a lecture on William Howard Day for the Historical Society of Dauphin County on Sunday afternoon, February 8 at 2:30 at the Harris-Cameron Mansion, 219 South Front Street in Harrisburg.
Todd Mealy has also written Biography of an Antislavery City: Antislavery Advocates, Abolitionists, and Underground Railroad Activists in Harrisburg, PA, and most recently Legendary Locals of Harrisburg.
]]>Roland Stock
In the 1970's when Roland Stock was a was a young man in Austin, Texas, he had a serious ambition to become a luthier -- a maker of fine guitars. To learn the craft he first got a job repairing the instruments and then later bought his own repair shop.
The music scene was exploding in Austin at the time. He kept busy, and in fact got work from some big-name artists. When Willie Nelson's guitar (which he named "Trigger") had its bridge broken in airplane travel, the guitar was brought to Roland for a quick emergency fix. Roland stayed up all night to finish building a new bridge for the guitar. He points to a picture of the guitar today and notes with satisfaction that his bridge is still on the famous guitar.
Roland's expertise with guitars grew as he worked on and handled hundreds and even thousands of instruments. He says he can look at a line of guitars hanging on a wall and tell just by looking which ones are likely to have the best sound. As he developed his skills and acquired tools, Roland also collected sets of high-quality woods for the guitars he intended to build. For the tops, he found wood from a 200-plus-year-old European spruce tree grown on the foothills of the Alps so that it would have the slow, even growth necessary to produce the dense grain that is the hallmark of a high-quality guitar. For the back and sides, he collected magnificent sets of Brazilian Rosewood, material highly prized by instrument makers not only for its beauty but also for the bell-like sound quality it produces. Today, such fine sets of Brazilian Rosewood are scarce since Brazil no longer allows the wood to be exported in raw form.
He also collected measurements of guitars with particularly good sound qualities, and catalogued them.When he felt ready, in 1976, he sold his repair shop and launched into his dream.
Roland built one guitar.
The process, he says, was far more difficult and demanding than he had thought. And for a young man planning on getting married, it didn't look to be a career that would quickly support a family. Roland married his wife. Melissa, and the two of them moved to her home area of Central Pennsylvania. Roland spent 30 years as a kitchen designer, still working with wood in creative ways.
Now he's retired.The high-quality woods he collected have been stored all these years, weighted to keep them flat, their ends waxed to keep moisture from warping them. And the time has come for Roland, in his basement workshop, to build his guitars.
His first handmade guitar has only recently been finished. You can hear him talk about the process in our audio feature above. And you can hear him play a bit on the guitar, which he has named Celest.
(Philadelphia) _ The Rodin Museum in Philadelphia is temporarily shutting its doors to create a new installation of the artist's work.
The building will close Thursday. When it reopens Feb. 7, visitors will be able to see about three dozen pieces that haven't been publicly displayed in years.
The new installation will spotlight Auguste Rodin's work in portraiture, including busts of author Victor Hugo, composer Gustav Mahler and newspaper mogul Joseph Pulitzer.
Philadelphia has one of the nation's largest collections of art by the French sculptor. The museum was founded by local movie theater magnate Jules Mastbaum and opened in 1929.
It closed for three years beginning in 2009 to undergo a massive renovation. The installation on view since then has focused on Rodin's masterpiece called ``The Gates of Hell.''
]]>(Harrisburg) -- A judge is denying an effort to stop a part of Governor Corbett's plan to overhaul Pennsylvania's Medicaid program a day before it takes effect.
A federal judge in Philadelphia on Wednesday denied a motion by Community Legal Services of Philadelphia.
The lawsuit involves the switch of about 40,000 adults from state-paid Medicaid coverage called General Assistance.
They are to be covered beginning Thursday by policies paid entirely by the federal government under the guidelines of the 2010 health care law's Medicaid expansion.
Community Legal Services had sought to keep the General Assistance enrollees covered by a more generous Medicaid plan for sicker people.
But U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond says he did not find that there was a widespread threat of people losing access to services they need.
Sunday, March 1, 2015 at 8 p.m. on WITF's Center Stage
Miraculous Music from January, 2014
Stuart Malina, Music Director and Conductor
Jeff Woodruff, Executive Director and Host
On the Program:
Michael Torke: Javelin
Bela Bartok: Suite from The Miraculous Mandarin
Johannes Brahms: Piano Concerto No 2 with guest artist pianist Markus Groh
Sunday, February 1, 2015 at 8 p.m. on WITF's Center Stage
Suite Sounds from November, 2013
Stuart Malina, Music Director and Conductor
Jeff Woodruff, Executive Director and Host
On the Program:
Richard Strauss: Suite from Le Bourgeois gentilhomme
Ottorino Respighi: Suite No. 1 from Ancient Airs and Dances
Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 5
Sunday, Jan 4, 2015 at 8 p.m. on WITF's Center Stage
The Rite of Spring from October, 2013
Stuart Malina, Music Director and Conductor
Jeff Woodruff, Executive Director and Host
On the Program:
Maurice Ravel: Daphnis & Chloe: Suite No. 2
Richard Strauss: Four Last Songs with guest artist soprano Janice Chandler-Eteme
Igor Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring
Sunday, September 7, 2014 at 8 p.m. on WITF's Center Stage
Romancing the Cello from February, 2014
Stuart Malina, Music Director and Conductor
Jeff Woodruff, Executive Director and Host
Zuill Bailey, cellist, Guest Artist
On the Program:
Steve Rudolph: The Gift (HSO Commission World Premiere)
Antonin Dvorak: Cello Concerto in b minor with guest artist cellist Zuill Bailey
Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No., 4 in B-flat
(Scranton) -- A subsidiary of energy giant Chesapeake Energy is increasing the amount it will pay to settle a federal lawsuit over natural gas drilling royalties for Pennsylvania landowners.
Chesapeake is increasing the amount from $7.5 million to $11 million to settle the class-action lawsuit claiming it wrongly withheld too much in post-production fees from royalty checks.
The proposal was filed Dec. 18 in federal court. The money would go to thousands of northeastern Pennsylvania leaseholders.
The earlier settlement of $7.5 million had been in limbo after other leaseholders objected.
Under the revised agreement, leaseholders would be paid 55 percent of post-production costs taken until June 1, 2014. The earlier agreement cut off reimbursements Sept. 1, 2013.
The settlement is subject to a judge's approval.
]]>(Harrisburg) _ Pennsylvania's highest court says a law that requires lifetime registration for juvenile sex offenders isn't constitutional.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-to-1 on Monday that the state's Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act doesn't allow juvenile defendants the necessary ability to challenge the presumption they're likely to reoffend.
Marsha Levick with the Juvenile Law Center calls it "a great victory for the kids who have been wrongly impacted by the statute."
In a lone dissent, Justice Corry Stevens writes that the Legislature saw the need to require the registration, and the constitution doesn't require the justices to substitute their judgment for that of lawmakers.
Levick says she's not sure how many people have been registered as juveniles in the state, but it's probably fewer than 100.
]]>Loran Fevens
Loran Fevens hosted the Music Box program weekly on WITF for more than a quarter century. Though he has retired from the weekly production of the show, he still provides occasional holiday and seasonal specials, produced at his home in Nova Scotia. Join us this Sunday evening at 8 p.m. for his warm company and his selections of music written before 1800 celebrating Christmas and the New Year.
Listen to our live stream online.
Hour One:
GIOVANNI GABRIELI - Jubilate Deo
WILLIAM BYRD - Sing Joyfully
(The Galliard Brass Ensemble)
Riu, riu, chiu - 16th Century Spanish
Wexford Carol - Irish Traditional Carol
(The Cambridge Singers & City of London Sinfonia)
Cantata for the Sunday after Christmas:
Gottlob! Nun geht das Jahr zu Ende BWV 28
(Soloist of the Wiener Sängerknaben, soprano; Paul Esswood, Alto; Kurt Equiluz, tenor; Siegmund Nimsgern, bass; Wiener Sängerknaben and the Chorus Viennensis, Chorus Master: Hans Gillesberger - and the Concentus musicus of Vienna conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt)
Brother Heinrich's Christmas
(Told by Brian Kay)
Hour Two:
The Four Seasons - Winter
(Paul Peabody, violin and the Philharmonia Virtuosi conducted by Richard Kapp)
Six Traditional Christmas Songs
Gabriel from heven-king;
The Seven Joys of Mary;
Heigh-ho Holyday;
As it fell on a holy eve;
Gloucestershire wassail.
(The York Waits)
Cantata for the Circumcision of Christ:
Gott, wie dein Name, so ist auch dein Ruhm
(Helmut Wittek, soloist of the Tölzer Knabenchor, soprano; Panito Iconomou, soloist of the Tölzer Knabenchor, alto; Kurt Equiluz, tenor and Robert Holl, bass; Tölzer Knabenchor with Chorus Mastger: Gerhard Schmidt-Gaden and the Concentus Musicus of Vienna conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt)
Evangelium - Liber generationis;
Antiphon - Gaude et letare;
Motet: Exordium quadruplate
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]]>(Harrisburg) _ A disbarred central Pennsylvania attorney who pleaded guilty in the theft of millions of dollars from clients is appealing her sentence.
The appeal by 46-year-old Wendy Weikal-Beauchat of Gettysburg comes a week after she was sentenced to 15 years in prison on the wire fraud plea.
The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals filing doesn't specify the grounds for contesting the punishment imposed by Judge John Jones III, who called her "pathological" and said she was unrepentant.
The defendant is representing herself and seeking to be classified as a pauper, saying she currently has no source of income.
Authorities said last month they have frozen a bank account that contains $6 million in hopes of repaying victims.
]]>(Philadelphia) -- Pope Francis won't be visiting Philadelphia until September, but planning in the City of Brotherly Love is already in high gear.
Organizers say they're tackling issues large and small: from buying and storing millions of Mass booklets and communion wafers, to housing and transporting more than 1 million expected visitors.
The papal visit will come on the tail end of the weeklong World Meeting of Families, a conference organized by the Pontifical Council for Families every three years.
About 15,000 people from 153 countries are expected to attend that event. But officials expect more than a million to come see Francis at a closing festival and public Mass the following day.
This will be the pope's first trip to the U.S.
]]>Louis Meevers-Scholte and Uriah Schroll
Photo by Joe Ulrich
This time of year you can see red-suited and white-bearded Santas in shopping malls and department stores all across the land. Louis Meevers-Scholte has been donning the jolly red suit every December for 45 years now. At 81 years old, the white beard is his own.
But for him, Santa Claus is not just a role he puts on. It is his aspiration to be what he calls a "real" Santa. And that requires a year-round effort.
Throughout the year he collects food and toys to be able to distribute to needy children and homes. He says he has a whole roomful of toys, and estimates that he gives out about 3,000 gifts over a Christmas season. For him, it's an expresssion of his faith. He always tells the children that it may be Santa who gives them gifts, but it is God who provides the gifts to Santa.
After 45 years, Louis has lots of stories to tell about his life as Santa. For example, there was the little girl who when asked what she wanted for Christmas, told him that her father was very ill, and she wanted him to be well again. Louis told her that this was beyond Santa's ability, but that he would pray with her and ask God to make her father well. A week later, he says, the girl came back to thank him because her father had recovered. Louis told her not to thank Santa, but to join him and together they would thank God.
Louis is also a self-taught muscian, who plays a Hammond synthesizer and improvises his own songs complete with lyrics. He can't read music, and seldom plays his own songs the same way twice.
He has just released an album on which he tells a number of his true Santa stories and plays some of his orginal music. It's called 45 Years of My Life as Santa, and is available at CDBaby and other digital outlets.
The album is on a local label called So=Pi, which is a one-man operation run by Uriah Schroll. According to Schroll, his goal is to work with artists to bring out something genuine in their art without regard to popularity or sales. He has been recording Louis's music for ten years now, and the Christmas album is just the latest.
Louis Meevers-Scholte has had a remarkable life. He was a child during World War II in Nazi-occupied Holland, and tells of the deep privations he suffered. He speaks of how his father, a Jewish member of the underground resitance, was tortured and killed before his eyes when he was ten years old. He relates a series of remarkable adventures through which he made his way to America as a child, and eventually brought over his Christian mother.
Louis had embraced the Christian faith of his mother, but was filled with deep bitterness for all Germans. When he moved to Pennsylvania he found that his neighbors were German -- Amish, in fact. Louis lived among them, worked with them and became friends with them. He credits this friendship with the Amish with helping him overcome his bitter hatred for Germans.
Those stories of his life are not on his album. But they are an unspoken part of his wish to become a "real" Santa and share his faith with children who need hope.


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Prospect Report: Nathan Moon
The Kingston Frontenacs continue to struggle, but Nathan Moon has become a much more consistent player for his team since learning that he would not be traded.
The Frontenacs sit at an abysmal record of 11-32-6, which is just 2 wins more than the total of 9 we gave you at this time last month.
Moon, who was dealt a healthy scratch for his lackluster play heading into the trade deadline, returned to the lineup with a sense of urgency and respect. Since then, he's found his way onto the score sheet with regularity, including a two-goal night against the Guelph Storm and Penguins prospect Patrick Killeen on February 5th.
The following night, Moon found himself in an unpleasant position.
During a hard fought battle against the Oshawa Generals, Moon was the recipient of a hard slash and cheap shot by Oshawa assistant captain James Delory. Moon slashed Delory, who returned with a vicious shot to the leg and a blow to the head of a vulnerable Nathan Moon.
This year especially, Nathan Moon has been much more active with his stick behind the play. He's been jarring with players and showing a lot of fire, fire that is often times given the form of a slash or poke to agitate an opponent.
That being said, what happened to Moon in this scenario is beyond uncalled for. Delory has a history of finding his way onto the suspension sheet and is facing a long sit for this incident.
Moon followed up this attack with a 5 assist effort in an 8-6 victory on February 8 against the Ottawa 67's.
Moon is continuing to develop into a better offensive player. As seen by the video, Moon's game is sneaky and quick. He's finding open spots on the ice and creating chances with his strong vision and understanding of the offensive game. His defensive prowess has improved, but he still needs to work harder in his own zone.
He now has 47 points (19+26) in 46 games for the Frontenacs.
Stay tuned to FF for more updates on Moon, the forthcoming suspension to Delory, and the rest of the Pittsburgh Penguins prospects.
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Elgin 3-2 Montrose: Match Report - view commentary, squad, and statistics of the game as it happened.
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Paul Harkins scored twice as Elgin came from behind to beat Montrose 3-2.
After a scrappy start to the match, the visitors broke the deadlock in the 28th minute when midfielder Terry Masson stroked the ball past Elgin stopper Joe Malin from the middle of the box to score his fourth goal of the season.
Elgin equalised just prior to half-time as Paul McMullan found the bottom right-hand corner of John Gibson's goal from the left side of the area.
The Gable Endies took the lead once more in the 51st minute, Scott Johnston firing in from 10 yards before Elgin midfielder Harkins levelled things up when he found the top corner from the edge of the area.
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Yes, dreams can come true. With no official plans announced for a DS port of StarCraft or any of Blizzard's other PC games, two French homebrew developers have begun working on bringing the popular RTS to the handheld themselves, titling the game StarLite.
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Did a youtube video to debunk a myth about "cardboard kevlar" - what some beleive to be as using several layers of thick cardboard to stop bullet penetration.
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interesting stuff. Very long though. Should of made a cut, of shooting the cardboard with different calibers.... thats all we really needed... Could have been a 3 min video.
If you outlaw guns then only outlaws have guns.
i hate to say this but thats not how kevlar works i thought you were gonna spin the cardboard into a fiber and make an actual cardboard cloth and shoot that!! stack up enough feathers and it will stop a 16" naval shell....
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Ferguson made the remark during a spat with Newcastle coach Alan Pardew, who had suggested the United manager was fortunate to avoid punishment for arguing with match officials during a match between the teams at Old Trafford.
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Ahead of his defence of the Hickstead Derby title tomorrow on Skip Two Ramiro, Guy Williams got into the winning habit by triumphing in the Hickstead Master's Challenge yesterday on Titus.
The competition, initially against the clock, concluded with combinations having to clear four successive gate fences following the timed section. Williams came up trumps on both fronts, going clear in 47.18 seconds before clearing the gates and collecting the £1,500 first prize.
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La Gondola Restaurant is located in the Kathu district of Phuket on Tri-Trang Beach Road. It is situated within the Merlin Beach Resort. This restaurant serves authentic Italian cuisine. The extensive menu consists of classic Italian dishes from many regions of Italy. The menu includes antipasti, soups and salads, pastas, pizzas, main courses, desserts and beverages.
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