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My atheist friends often have Psalm 14:1 lobbed at them as if the verse ends the conversation like a holy grenade! It says, "The fool has said in his heart there is no God".
But the verse does not mean all atheists are fools. It means anyone who "says in his heart" there is no God is a fool. In other words, anyone who denies God for merely emotional reasons is foolish. An issue this profound is not to be determined by one's psychological state or emotional disposition.
The person who has genuine intellectual questions or objections concerning God's existence is not the biblical definition of a fool. God will honor and answer in the humble quest for truth. The honest inquirer is in a better position before God than the emotionally closed-minded.
Since I'm talking about the Hebraic-Christian Scriptures, they repeatedly say we must humble ourselves before God. Think about it. If God exists, humility is certainly in order in seeking Him. "Draw near to God and He will draw near to you". "Humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God", etc.
This shouldn't be hard for the atheist intellectually. Most of my atheist friends agree that humility is in order in the quest for any truth. Don't you agree?
(On the other hand, I can see how horrible I would feel (at least at first) if, say, Islam was proven to me to be true. I would be forced intellectually and emotionally to acknowledge Allah and Muhammad. I would have to begrudgingly and reluctantly bow before them. That would suck! I would acknowledge Allah's existence, but probably continually resist any relationship or love for him until he smote me!
But I must say that my emotional resistance to Islam is mostly for intellectual reasons! Thankfully, I am confident there is nothing forthcoming in Islam that will serve as an adequate defeater of Christ's claims.)
BTW, I am aware of Christ's injunction against calling anyone a fool, yet he himself did. Keep in mind that Christ is forbidding unwarranted name-calling (literally "empty head") from people who are themselves often foolish!
HA! So did I! ("tenant"). Takes me back to my renting days!
By tenets, I mean any tenets anywhere in the entire set of books,but if we want to talk of moral tenets, here are some which are quite contestable:
no gods before me
graven images
adultery (grey area depending on definition)
Lord's name in vain
Keeping the Sabbath holy
honouring mother and father
homosexuality (not a major tenet, but I don't believe prohibitions on sexual conduct were ever actually removed -- feel free to correct if I am mistaken)
Even seeking salvation or redemption through Christ is highly contestable. Without secular law providing a more practical backbone to social order, this would never fly.
In biblical theology, these things you listed are a reflection of God's view revealed in Scripture. The OT theocracy forced God's people to adhere to them. But God showed through the Levitical Law that one cannot force love and relationship! Therefore, it pointed forward to fulfillment in Christ which allowed for a heart change,rather than a mere behavior change. So, in Christ, we are free to keep the "spirit" of, say, the Sabbath, and not the burdensome legal requirements of the Sabbath (which are now defunct).
We are not a theocracy in the U.S. and are not forced to adhere to devotion to God (which can't be done anyway!). Our laws have a moral component but they try to accommodate various religious views.
Notice the 10 Commandments still show an overview of proper relationship to God (no gods before me, name in vain, etc.) and to others (do not commit adultery, honor father and mother, etc.). Does that make sense?
The issue is the relevance of these laws to modern existence and any special value assigned to the Bible as a moral text. By contemporary standards, the document has little value as a moral guide compared to other available resources.
The issue is the relevance of these laws to modern existence and any special value assigned to the Bible as a moral text. By contemporary standards, the document has little value as a moral guide compared to other available resources.
Not sure what you mean, Kris. Claiming the Bible has no special value as a moral text flies in the face of everything we know in human history! What exactly is it about the Golden Rule that does not apply to contemporary life?
The concept of reciprocity is one that is established in many cultures without the Bible or the Abrahamic faiths, but the phrasing of, "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you" is awkward and limited. It doesn't really account for diversity in needs and desires of other people which tends to be a strong area of focus in modern ethics.
It's handy as an aphorism, but that's about the extent of it.
"The concept of reciprocity is one that is established in many cultures without the Bible.."
That is not the point! Christ affirmed the principle, which is also found in other cultures. The Greek construction accurately reflects the principle.
And it's only one moral imperative found in the Bible I can bring up! If you want to critique the Bible, go ahead. But to try to diminish the profound moral impact of the Bible is ridiculous! In fact, it is universally considered the #1 moral paradigm of all time!
Actually, let's take a step away from the Bible and morality for a second and look at the same issue from a slightly different angle.
Some Muslims take to the idea that the Koran is consistent with science. The specific example given is that it describes embryological development correctly. I disagree that it does from the passages I have been provided this far, but let's just assume for a second that it is reasonably accurate.
If you wanted a high school student to learn about embryological development, would you point that student first to scientific resources which describe the process in clear and concise terms with abundant explanation and supporting resources, or would you point them to an antiquated text with cryptic descriptions revealing little significant detail, no depth, and hardly anything in the way of verifiable source material?
That is not the point! Christ affirmed the principle, which is also found in other cultures. The Greek construction accurately reflects the principle.
That is EXACTLY the point. We do not need a lengthy document subject to endless translation and interpretation debates, peppered with irrelevant commentary, repetition, peppered with disgusting and immoral behaviour by contemporary standards followed by bizarre negations with questionable justification to reveal to us basic moral precepts which almost certainly would have been assumed regardless and have since been better refined under secular reasoning.
But to try to diminish the profound moral impact of the Bible is ridiculous! In fact, it is universally considered the #1 moral paradigm of all time!
It's not ridiculous, but that was also never the point. It remains a question of contemporary relevance. You have provided not a single reason for why we should continue to cite or reference this document on moral fronts.
"If you wanted a high school student to learn about embryological development, would you point that student first to scientific resources...".
Absolutely! I agree that there is nothing in the Koran that accurately predicts embryological development (I've seen it). But even if it did, one could only show possible correlation between known science and an ancient text (which could then have theological ramifications).
In the same way, one can examine known science and draw theological ramifications from it. Science can provide inferences that provide philosophical pointers to God, but not direct detection of God. This is how science and philosophy or theology can work together. (In case you're wondering, I'm not a "Young Earth" guy).
Science can provide inferences that provide philosophical pointers to God, but not direct detection of God.
This should defy the methodologically impossible owing to the limitations of science, but I'll entertain the notion: what inferences can be drawn in this regard? And keep in mind directionality: it has to be science which provides "inferences that provide philosophical pointers to God" and not merely science viewed through a religious lens such as god of the gaps type arguments like intelligent design.
Ah, crap: in my previous post it should have read "Koran is consistent with science".
"...what inferences can be drawn in this regard?"
For example, the scientific data that the universe had a beginning increases almost daily. If the time/space/material universe had a beginning, it brings up philosophical questions concerning the nature of causality, and what the attributes of the cause of the universe are (impersonal? personal? eternal? immaterial?).
Another example is the fine-tuning of the initial constants that allow for intelligent life (found in the Big Bang itself). The scientist, or anyone else, can put on her philosophers hat and ask if these fine-tuning aspects derive from chance, physical necessity, or design.
(God of the Gaps arguments are not necessary. One can argue for God based on what we know, not on what we don't know.)
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The shark took a big bite out of one of the divers and then, as the diver's mate fought it for possession of his friend, dragged the diver into the abyss. Finally, at a depth of about three hundred feetfar beyond safe scuba depththe mate had to choose between letting go of his friend and dying himself, and he watched as shark and body disappeared into the gloom. Long-hands are my personal betes noiresone of the few species of shark of which I am genuinely and viscerally afraid. A couple of decades ago one made an honest effort to eat me. I don't blame the shark for trying, because my situation fell well within the bounds of Stupid Things You Should Avoid at All Costs, but the near-miss scared me and scarred me permanently nevertheless. I was with an ABC-TV crew, also in the Tongue of the Ocean, in open water more than a mile deep. We had tied our boat to a Navy buoy that had become a popular spot to film because it had been in the water for so long that the sea had claimed it, transforming it into an artificial reef. Microscopic animals had taken shelter in the buoy and the chain and had been followed by tiny crustacea and other small critters. Then the larger ones had come to feed, and those larger still, until in the magical way the sea has of generating life on all levels the entire food chain had come to use buoy and chain as a feeding ground. A school of yellowfin tuna was swarming around the buoy, attracted by something, and in the brilliant sunlight of the summer day the colors were so gorgeous that we decided to take some footage for the film segment about the Bahamas that we were working on for The American Sportsman. I, as the so-called talent, was dispatched into the water. Stan Waterman followed to film whatever happened presumably nothing more than the contrasting colors of the beautiful fish against the cobalt sea, interrupted now and then by a blackrubber-suited human wearing a yellow "horse-collar" buoyancy compensator vest around his neck. Back then I was still a pretty green blue-water diver. Bluewater diving is diving in water with no bottom visible or reachable; it can spark fears and phobias, for to look down into the darkling blue nothingness is to harken back to childhood nightmares about monsters and infinity. I wasn't accustomed to diving in water I knew to be more than five thousand feet deep, and once in a while I was haunted by a vision of my body drifting down, down, down, from light blue to darker blue, to purple and violet and the unknown black. So, naturally, whenever I had to dive in blue water, I carried a security blanket: a sawed-off broomstick about three feet long, attached to my wrist by a rawhide thong. Exactly what it was supposed to protect me from I never determined, but my logic was unassailable: if cameramen could carry cameras with which to ward off attackers, and assistants could carry cameras and lights, why shouldn't I be allowed to carry a broomstick? Thus armed, I jumped overboard and swam among the yellowfin tuna or, rather, they swam around me. I held on to the barnacle-covered buoy chain to keep from being swept away by the current, and the school of tuna, which had scattered when I splashed into the water, re-formed and circled me. The shafts of sunlight piercing the surface glittered on their silver scales and yellow fins, and it seemed to me that Stan must be gathering an entire library of beauty shots. The water was very clear, visibility more than a hundred feet, I was sure, though it's hard to tell in blue water, for there's nothing visible against which to gauge distances. At the very edge of my vision I saw a shark swimming by. I couldn't discern what kind it was, and I didn't much care, for it was ambling, really, and showing no interest in me or the tuna. Meanwhile, far up on the bow of the fifty-five-foot boat, one of the crewbored and tantalized by the sight of so many delicious meals swimming so close to the boat, rigged a fishing rod, dropped a baited hook into the water, and let it drift back into the school of tuna. He had not asked permission, nor had he told anyone what he was doing, for hey, who cares? he was stayin' out of the way and minding his own business. When he hooked a fish, he would simply drag it up to the bow and haul it aboard and no one need be the wiser. Stan gestured for me to move away from the buoy, so that he could frame me and the fish cleanly against the blue background. I let go of the chain and kicked my way out into open water. Obligingly, the tuna followed. Suddenly I was gone, jerked downward by an irresistible force, with a searing pain in my lower leg, arms flung over my head, broomstick aiming at the surface. I could see Stan and the tuna receding above me. I looked around, panicked and confused, to see what had grabbed me. The shark? Had I been taken by the shark? I saw nothing. I looked down. I was already in the dark blue; all that lay below were the violet and the black and . . . wait . . . there, against the darkness . . . what could it possibly A tuna, fleeing for the bottom, struggling, fighting . . .fighting? Against WHAT? Then I saw the line, and the silvery leader. The fish was hooked, for God's sake. Somehow it had gotten . . . no, impossible, no way it could have A cloud billowed around my face, black as ink, thick as. . . blood. My blood. I leaned backward and kicked forward, wanting to see my feet. The steel leader was wrapped around my ankle. The wire had bitten deep, and a plume of black was rising from the wound, a sign that I was already down very, very deep, for blood doesn't become black till the twilight depths. (The sea consumes the visible spectrum of light, one color at a time, beginning a few feet under water. Red disappears first, then orange, yellow, green, and so on, until, when you reach 50 or 200 feet, blood looks black.) All I could guess was that, in some implausible fluke, as the fish had fled the surface it must have passed between my legs, or circled around my feet, or somehow wrapped the leader around my leg. And all I knew was that, somehow, I'd better find a way to free my leg before I was taken to depths from which no traveler returns. I reached for my knife, to cut the line, butencumbered by gear and disoriented by fearfirst I couldn't find the knife, and then I couldn't release it. The tuna stopped diving and turned, and the change in pressure against its mouth, the release of resistance, must have convinced it that it was free, for it swam upward, toward me. The line slackened, the leader eased and spread, and I slid my foot and fin out through the widening coil. Giddy with relief, I checked my air and depth gauges: 185 feet deep, 500 pounds of air, more than enough for a controlled ascent but nowhere near enough for a decompression stop, if one was necessary, a contingency about which I knew nothing. Diving computers were still years in the future (as were any computers for the common man). Because I hadn't intended to leave the surface, certainly not to venture deeper than, say, ten feet, I hadn't consulted the standard of the day: the U.S. Navy's decompression tables, a reliable guidethough calibrated for a twentyfive-year-old male in peak physical conditionto safe diving atvarious depths. How long have I been at this depth? At any depth? How long have I been in the water? No idea. I started up slowly and now the black blood no longer billowed around me but trailed behind. The pain in my leg had waned, and my foot seemed to be working, which meant that no major tendon had been cut. I passed a hundred feet, then ninety, eighty. . . things were lighter now, visibility had returned, and I could see the rays of the sun angling down from the shimmering surface. Everything would be okay, after all. There was noth The shark came straight for me, emerging quickly from the blue haze, its fins forming a triangle of lopsided symmetry because of the slight downward curve of the extraordinary pectorals. Ten, maybe fifteen feet from me it veered away, banked downward, and passed through the trail of blood leaking from my ankle. Convinced now of the source of the savory scent it had picked up from far away, it rose again, leveled off before me, and began the final, almost ritual, stage of the hunt. Because seawater acts as a refractive lens, sizes are difficult to ascertain under water. The generally accepted rule is that animals appear to be roughly a third again as large as they actually are. This shark looked ten or twelve feet long, which meant that, in fact, it was probably seven to nine feet long. But "in fact" didn't matter to me; all I cared about was that the closer this shark came, the bigger it looked, and near to me or far, it was very big. It circled me twice, perhaps twenty feet away, establishing for itself a pattern and perimeter of comfort, and then began gradually to close the distance between us. With each circle, it shrank the perimeter by six inches, then by twelve, then fifteen. I raised my broomstick and held it out like a sword, waving its blunt tip back and forth to impress upon the shark that I was a living being armed with the weapons and determination to defend myself. Longimanus was not impressed. It circled closer, staying just beyond the reach of the broomstick. I could count the tiny black dots on its snout, the celebrated ampullae of Lorenzini, which carry untold megabytes of information, chemical and electromagnetic, to the shark's control center. The mouth hung open about an inch, enough to give me a glimpse of the teeth in the lower jaw. As I turned with the shark, trying to maintain some upward movement, I watched the eye always the eye for movement of the nictitating membrane, the signal that the threat display was ending and the attack itself beginning. It quickened its pace, circling me faster than I could turn, so I began to kick backward as well as upward, to increase the distance between us. I jabbed randomly with the broomstick, never touching flesh, never causing longimanus even to flinch. I glanced upward and saw the bottom of the boat, a squat, gray black shape perhaps fifty feet away, forty-five, forty . . . The shark appeared from behind me, a pectoral fin nearly touching my shoulder. The mouth opened, the membrane flickered upward, covering most of the eye, the upper jaw dropped down and forward, and the head turned toward me. I remember seeing the tail sweep once, propelling longimanus forward. I remember bending backward to avoid the gaping mouth. I remember the ghostly, yellowish white eyeball, and I remember stabbing at it with the broomstick. I don't remember hitting, instead, the roof of the shark's mouth, but that's what must have happened, for the next thing I knew, the shark bit down on the broomstick, shook its head back and forth to tear it loose, and, when that failed, lunged with its powerful tail, intent on fleeing with its prize. The broomstick, of course, was attached to my wrist, and I was suddenly dragged through the water like a rag doll, flopping helplessly behind the (by now) frightened shark, which had taken a test bite from a strange, bleeding prey and now found itself dragging a great rubber thing through the water. Breathing became difficult; I was running out of air. I tried to peel the rawhide thong off my wrist, but the tension on it was too great and I couldn't budge it. I was on my back now, upside down, my right arm over my head as longimanus towed me away from the safety of the boat. I could once again see blood trailing from my leg; at this depth it was dark blue, and it streamed behind me like a wake. Everything stopped. At once. My arm was free, and I was floating, neutrally buoyant, about thirty feet beneath the surface. I looked at the broomstickor at what remained of it: longimanus had bitten through it, and the strands of mashed wood fiber looked splayed, like a flowering weed. Far away, at the outer limits of my sight, I saw the black scythe of a tail fin vanish into the blue. I sucked one final breath from my tank, opened my mouth, tipped my head back, and propelled by a couple of kicks, ascended to the kingdom of light and air. Not until I reached the swim step at the stern of the boat did the weakness of fear overcome me, and the shock. I spat out my mouthpiece, took off my mask, and gurgled something like, "Goddamm... son of a bitch!... mother" "No!" said the director. "No, no, no. You can't use that language on network television. Go back down and surface again and tell us what you saw." |
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COLUMBIA - South Carolina pitcher Jordan Montgomery received an emotional sendoff as he exited the mound in the ninth inning Friday night at Carolina Stadium.
Junior catcher Grayson Greiner hugged him. Teammates slapped his back. It was different than your typical pitching change, a very brief pause before returning to baseball.
The raw emotion was no accident. It's been a trying week for South Carolina's baseball team. Coaches and players mourn with sophomore pitcher/first baseman Curt Britt, whose father Tommy died Thursday in a Charlotte hospital from complications with surgery.
Tommy Britt, 50, was airlifted to a Charlotte hospital two weeks ago with apparent bleeding on his brain, according to the Laurinburg (N.C.) Exchange. He was expected to make a full recovery, but he was put on life support Wednesday and eventually fell into a coma.
Montgomery had a dominant start Friday night against Campbell, allowing two runs with nine strikeouts and no walks in eight-plus innings as the Gamecocks began their NCAA tournament with a 5-2 victory. Afterward, the junior ace dedicated his performance to his teammate.
"Definitely, this year with the current events, I'm just trying to go out there and throw and trying to - we're all thinking about Curt Britt right now," Montgomery said. "So we're playing for him definitely, and trying to win for him and let him know that we love him, and that we've got his back no matter what."
As South Carolina continues its postseason journey, it's clear Curt Britt and his family will be in his teammates' and coaches' hearts.
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On Trend: Light Fixtures Take to the Branches
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Agnes 20-Bulb Chandelier - $12,000.00 [ Link ]
It's not just the beauty of trees here — the Agnes chandelier reminds me of molecular models too. This beauty needs a place of prominence over a simple dining arrangement.
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Algonquin Table Lamp - $520.00 [ Link ]
A very classy table lamp like this golden light would look great as a pair in a regal entryway.
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Lindsey Adelman Globe Branching Bubble Chandelier | Room Online - $19,250.00 [ Link ]
This light has a naturally delicate quality that reminds me of the first buds of spring. What better inspiration to have hanging above you in the winter months?
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Leaves Sus by Lumen Center [ Link ]
The shape of this white light definitely makes it the most whimsical of the bunch, adding a light touch to any serious room.
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P.A. Chandelier - $6,445.00 [ Link ]
I keep seeing Duchamp's bottle rack when I look at this chandelier, but its white simplicity definitely feels more modern.
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Viviana Chandelier - $950.00 [ Link ]
As the most realistic branch light of the bunch, this chandelier might fool you into believing a tree is growing into your room. It'd be a lovely feature in a nature-inspired nursery.
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Ceramic Branch Table Lamp - $99.00 [ Link ]
This light highlights the ongoing white ceramic woodwork-look trend perfectly.
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Treetop Chandelier - $648.00 [ Link ]
Cabins and mountaintops immediately come to mind with this chandelier. But the treetop style would be just as fascinating in a cleaner-lined loft space. The natural textures make it feel and look realistic.
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Agnes Chandelier - $8,000.00 [ Link ]
The simplicity of this branch-based light reminds me of the work of Frank Lloyd Wright, who also loved to look to nature for inspiration.
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Coral Chandelier [ Link ]
Don't forget the natural branches of the sea: coral. It gets a very modern treatment in this uplifting chandelier.
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Shradha Bhandari
its very good observation... Branches also good motivation for governing the different shapes...
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I love my new chandelier - I was a little unsure at first but the lines seemed so clean and perfect i love it w my my table. Great article!
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The metallics are so pretty.... I'm incorperating gold / brass as i redo my bedroom.... just nothing branchy , that viviana chandelier i just can't picture any room where that would look right except as mentioned a nursery.
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I really like the Agnes chandelier....but the prices ....REALLY??seriously...who can afford these the .. 2%..?
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I agree with chel43... I made my own living room chandelier with a lucky find of a six dollar drum shade from the thrift store and and some old lamp parts from ikea, total cost about $18.
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make me one please
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chel43... you can do it ! I love beautiful high end design but my wallet is usually empty.... I say "poverty is the route to creativity" its amazing what you can come up when you have a tiny budget.
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love using branches in my designs. They can go more modern or stay traditional and the shadows they cast are really great.
I just used this pendant from Arteriors (which I found from a houzz photo ) and it looks amazing!
I just used this pendant from Arteriors (which I found from a houzz photo ) and it looks amazing!
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I'm blown away by most of the prices. I would make my own.
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When first awakened from a sound sleep after swing shift on September 11, 2001 to view the TV News, I saw the world trade center buildings being demolished like many I had seen before in Denver, CO under the Mayor Pena revitalization campaign.
My first question was, "Why are they demolishing the world trade center buildings?" I was corrected and admonished that commercial airliners had hit the top of those buildings. No one has ever been able to convince me that it was not a typical demolition.
As the real scientific facts started coming out, my original impression was only reinforced. Ignited jet fuel could never produce the heat necessary to melt the metal used in the construction of sky scrapers, it's not even close. That's why they use super-thermite explosive charges to demolish such structures in most cases today.
Working at the Reno/Tahoe Airport at the time, I was required to pass an exam on basic FAA regulations to station there. Anyone with such basic knowledge knows that all aircraft must file and follow a specific flight plan before takeoff is authorized by the control tower. This makes good sense since we have thousands of flights in the air over America at any given time each day. Further, if an aircraft deviates even one mile from the registered flight plan, immediate contact with the cockpit is required. And, if contact is not possible, military intervention is immediate! For decades this has been followed to the letter as otherwise, midair collisions would be common, making air travel very hazardous. These regulations were ignored on that day. To date, no explanation of why or how the FAA regulations ceased to exist has been forthcoming.
My older brother who I assisted in building his geodesic dome up in the beautiful Rocky Mountains near Larkspur, CO believes I live in an alternate universe. I have felt as though that must be accurate, especially regarding the whole scam around 9/11, as well as my ideas on what constitutes real food, toxicity in our environment and many scientifically based beliefs contrary to network propaganda.
Many times, years or decades later, my alternate universe merges with reality and my alternate assertions become main stream. Such has finally arrived regarding the scientific facts explaining the demolition I personally observed on TV that fateful day.
The Open Chemical Physics Journal reported on April 3rd (for the second time, the first report out of Arizona was hushed up on 9/13/1) a scientific study revealed that active thermite material was discovered from dust samples collected from four sites at the World Trade Center within hours and days of 9/11/1. The best synopsis is at: http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=13049 where the authors, scientists and additional links can be accessed.
These types of compounds and elements only appear in such dust if super-thermite was used to bring down the structure(s) that created the dust! This particular material is highly restricted and only available through the USA DOD (department of defense, see DOD web site for confirmation of this policy).
Simple logic dictates that the super-thermite we now know demolished the world trade center buildings along with building seven was acquired from our own DOD. It could have been stolen, part of our WMD sales network or directly implicates our own military.
If stolen, are we to believe that so called terrorists have accessed WMD's from our own DOD and have the ability to strategically place super-thermite in sky scrapers around the country in order to bring them down?
If super-thermite is part of our three billion dollar weapons gifts to Israel each year, are we to believe the Mosad was involved in 9/11? Or one of the many other countries we be gift annually with WMD's?
If our own military was involved, does this explain the DOD website contentions before 9/11/1 that we needed a "pearl harbor type event" to trim some fat from our constitution? Would this explain our king (never elected President) reading a goat story to students at an elementary school while the attacks were in progress?
Accuse me of living in an alternate universe, being a conspiracy theorist or what ever you like, the scientific facts continue to emerge that tell a story of the highest levels of government being traitors to us all and to the thousands who perished that day. History has told us repeatedly that our countries government will covertly do anything it believes is in our or their best interests no matter what we the people want or need.
"Just having two airliners crash into the WTC won't be enough to incite fear and piss Americans off, we must blow up the buildings."
Just a couple of logical trip wires that explain why the collusion theories haven't gained much purchase on the slick wall of rationalty.
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the alternate explanation, involving angry moslems, is easy to believe: america has been searching for sorrow in the middle east for 60 years, and were finally successful in finding it.
Why the building was demolished is anyones guess but doesn't change the fact that we now have scientific evidence that the demolition was in great part to the use of super-thermite.
I kind of like the theroy that the secret police in Chile got us back for removing their democratically elected Presdient on 9/11/73 and replaced him with the mass murderer, Pinochet, who was later indited as such. It is only a matter of time before our own king is also found guilty of serious war crimes by the world courts lessening the step you must take to believe he was complicit in 9/11/1 and/or ordering the military to stand down (someone did, the FAA did their job and military didn't).
I have mostly unanswered questions about what really happened as I can not swallow the official BS story that mostly peopole from Saudi Arabia attacked us by hijacking domestic airliners. There are however an endless number of unanswered questions with one answer finally forthcoming with the results of the dust tests. How could the sky scrapers have any metal fatigue from such a low heat output as combusted jet fuel when building codes require metal beams with much higher heat ratings prior to failure? We have the answer, they didn't have metal fatigue from buring jets, it was caused by super-thermite combustion.


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That's not to say the company is above suspicion or without risk. Some very questionable statics about Herbalife can be found in information supplied by the company itself; for example, 73% of Herbalife distributors only sign on to get a discount on the product (paragraph 1, sentence 2).
Herbalife has 2.3 million distributors. I find it hard to believe that 1.67 million of them decided to invest thousands of dollars in a Herbalife distributorship because the product is so amazing that they just had to have a garage full of it. That sounds more like a decision made in resignation, when faced with the fact that they just can't sell the stuff.
But the important thing to understand is that it doesn't matter. The stock isn't the product or the company. There is a huge gap between what is questionable and what is legal. Unless and until the Federal Trade Commission opens a formal investigation, any misgivings that Ackman or anyone else has about the company are moot. If the chart is correct, Herbalife stock is probably going higher -- maybe a lot higher.
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The Mendocino Art Center offers Open Studios in several media and in various formats. All open studios provide access to specialized equipment and supplies, some oversight (but not instruction) by studio monitors, and the nurturing presence of other artists in various stages of creative development. All Open Studios provide a stress free, non-judgmental atmosphere and opportunities for creative interaction with and encouragement from other artists.
For more information please call: (707) 937-5818, ext. 10 or (800) 653-3328, ext. 10
Jewelry Open Studio
Tuesdays, 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Join us and utilize ALL that the Mendocino Art Center Jewelry Department has to offer! Benches, mills, hydraulic press, torches, casting station and much, much more.
Jewelry Studio Rental $150/month (ongoing)
Jewelry Bench Rental $250/month (ongoing)Contact: Nancy Gardner, Jewelry Coordinator, 707-972-4178
In 2012 we expanded the jewelry facility into the adjacent room – the Jennie Studio – creating a fully equipped studio that comfortably seats 12 students. This room has a complete soldering station with ventilation hood, two rolling mills, buffing machine and packed tool cabinet. We also created a "fume room" which has two ventilation hoods, one over our new spin castor and burn out kiln; the other is over a soldering station used exclusively by our artists in residence and bench renters. We have four kilns in this space as well, two for precious metal clays and two enameling. At present our studio is equipped to perform a multitude of metal working processes – casting, fabrication, metal raising/forming, hydraulic press, enameling, repousse and more.
Interested in a new technique but don't have the funds or space to try it in your own studio? Come explore and experiment. The expanded Jewelry Studio is open to all jewelry craftspeople and small-scale metalsmiths who have enough previous experience to be able to work independently (under supervision) in the studio.
Tuesdays, 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm
$15 per session / $50 for 4 sessions
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Sundays, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
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with Taylor DurveeWear loose cotton clothing, leather shoes and bring eye protection and leather gloves.
Contact: Keith Middlesworth, Sculpture Coordinator, 707-937-1708
Participants in this Open Studio, conducted at MAC's foundry, engage in intensive hands-on projects with hot metal, under the guidance of Keith Middlesworth, Gert Rasmussen, and Blue Owens. Anyone interested in joining this exhilarating activity is welcome to come by – no experience is necessary and all ages are welcome. Most individuals complete a blacksmithing project over a few sessions – candlesticks, abstract metal art, knives, swords – if it's made of hot steel, this studio is where it is produced.
Figure Drawing
Wednesdays, 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm
$12 per session/$40 for 4 sessions
Contact: Bob RossThe Figure Drawing Open Studio is a well-established Wednesday afternoon tradition at MAC, in collaboration with the Mendocino Figure Drawing Collective, coordinated by Robert Ross. This studio offers the novice or experienced artist the opportunity to work directly from live nude models in a serious and supportive environment. (Bring your own materials; no solvents please.) Over the years, work coming out of this Open Studio has been exhibited at MAC and at other galleries.
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Surface Design
Sundays, 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm
December 7, 2014 – March 8, 2015Free for Mendocino Art Center members and Pacific Textile Arts members
$10 for non-membersContact: Pavlos Mayakis
Exploration of shibori, tie-dye, resists, stamping, discharge processes, and direct applications on fabric using fiber reactive and natural dyes, and pigments. Emphasis on combining techniques and developing individual creativity so that participants can plan and complete their own projects. Sessions will be supported by short lectures and demonstrations by Pavlos Mayakis, the Mendocino Art Center artist-in-residence in fiber.
Donations of $5 will be requested from all participants to offset the cost of shared supplies.
Topics will be:
• December 7, 2014 – Introduction to Fiber Reactive Dyes (soda soak)
• December 14, 2014 – Thickened Dyes (direct applications)
• December 21, 2014 – Water Based Resists (potato dextrin, Presist®, Casaba)
• January 4, 2014 – Discharge (thiorea dioxide, Jacquard, bleach)
• January 11, 2015 – Polychromatic, Deconstructed/Breakdown screen printing
• January 18, 2015 – Rusting (direct application and two recipes)
• January 25, 2015 – Soymilk and pigments
• February 1, 2015 – Indigo and Shibori
• February 8, 2015 – Dyeing with Cochineal and Madder
• February 15, 2015 – Dyeing with Weld and Onion Skins
• February 22, 2015 – Mordant Painting with Natural Dyes
• March 1, 2015 – Surface Design with Natural Dyes I
• March 8, 2015 – Surface Design with Natural Dyes II
An added benefit of working with natural dyes during the winter is that participants will have a chance to complete a body of work and confidently enter fiber art in the Mendocino Art Center's "Natural Dye Showcase," which will be juried by Yoshiko Wada and will be shown in the Main Gallery in August 2015.
Drop-in Watercolor
Thursdays, 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm
$12 per session/$40 for 4 sessions
Contact: Nancy Marchant, 707-937-0220
The watercolor Open Studio provides the space and the time for those who want to paint in this medium, and artists can drop in for an hour or an afternoon, and have the freedom to come and go. Nancy Marchant provides support, feedback and direction as needed.
Ceramics Open Studios
Tuesdays, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
$20 per session, $60 for four sessions
Ceramics Shelf Rentals
Fees do not include clay purchases and kiln firingsOpen when not otherwise in use
$80 per month for a full shelf
$50 per month for a half shelfContact: The Mendocino Art Center Registrar at 937-5818 x10