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I knocked over a glass carboy while waiting for my boil to finish -- already sanitized and everything, ready for racking. I usually primary in a bucket, but it's being used.
Luckily, I have a small horde of carboys, otherwise my batch and I would've been SOL.
Moral of the story: Have extra carboys ...And a big dust pan; those things make a huge mess.
Your fortunate it wasn't full and in your hands. I stopped fermenting in glass sometime ago.
Yeah recently picked up two better bottles and after using them a couple brews, I think I'll be phasing out the glass.
Better bottles FTW! Or more buckets
I'm getting the feeling better-bottle fans are like Mac fans or Yankees fans...
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I guess you aren't a fan of either then. It's the fans that do the evangelization while some people, like you and me, use the products because we see the benefits. I haven't tried the Better Bottles, but I may if I ever break one of my carboys. And I own a Mac for the same reason as you.
I am new to home brewing so I am not sure what Better Bottles are. Oh, I am typing this on my Mac Book Pro.
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The US has a new diplomat in Libya to assume the role of former Ambassador Chris Stevens who was killed in September 11 during a terrorist attack on the embassy. Laurence Pope is the temporary ambassador to Libya now.
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WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - Pope speaks Arabic and is a veteran ambassador to Chad. He has experience as a counter-terrorism director. His job will be to continue the diplomatic work of Stevens, who was strengthening ties with the new Libyan government.
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predators are drawn to police work. they then have access to previously distresses/damaged victims, and as detainees thought to be powerless. some judges seem to be trying to rein them in. guess they don't want to get drug out to the courthouse square with the blue meanies.
And the Hilarious Haters strike again! This is an article about Sexual Abuses within the Immigration detention system. If you believe in the system then the feeling should be outrage at how human beings are being dehumanized but clearly racism and xenophobia continue behind the Orange Curtain- especially for those that continue to hide in anonymity; especially you Guest.
The key word here is "allegations". Until proven in a court of law, these "cases" don't amount to a hill of beans.
And the ACLU is a partisan organization. They have an agenda and it's not in our best interest.
How many sexual assaults occur in Mexican immigrant detention facilities. The civil libertarians could be bothered to find out.
Any pics of the girls?
Once again the ACLU (American CRIMINAL Liberties UNION) is backing the felons and illegals!Hey - don't come to this country and this won't happen to you! Then again, I'm sure the Mexi police are even worse - so don't complain!
aclu studywhat do you expect??trolling for law suitspimpimping for legal fees
shut up you fuckin morons if they were here legally or illegaly it dosent matter. nobody should have to go through been sexually abused.
Let's think about this one.....if they weren't here illegally in the first place.....
Oh well..tuff shit!
thats not what the American Nazi Party said when the ACLU defended them in Skokie Illinois.. there that should make you feel better
allegations!!!! bitch,fuck-you fucken ''stuck up chavala''
The ACLU fights for 1st Amendment Rights; if that's not in your best interest why don't you have a public declaration of your Civil Liberties as defined in the Bill of Rights. Just like you claim innocence for immigration agents until proven guilty- who are you to arbitrate who can claim residency or not within the United States? The U.S. actually set the agenda for many agencies within Mexico when NAFTA was signed into effect. Just like the foreign policy during Reagan's dirty wars in Central America. Every corporate interest is owned by U.S. companies and multinational entities.
i doubt the piggies really care. yeah they get off while muttering the usual rapist humiliations most likely maybe a few slaps and punches to show who's boss.yea they probably got pics. being a jail there might be video that everybody got to watch happenin' live.
You're disgusting
Hey, the ACLU is the preferred representation of The American Nazi Party. If it weren't for them we would have never got the permit (we were too afraid to use sure, but still) to march through that Jew haven Skokie Ill. We are not felons or illegals (well most of us) now quit picking on our boys moron
talking shitt on my gente bitch, the ''ACUL'' is just telling the truth this ain't nothing new and what if something like this were to happen to someone of your family. I'm shure you would'nt like it SO FUCK OFF FUCKIN ASSHOLE!!!
The Mexican police are actually heavily involved in stopping the flow of cash and drugs to the world's undisputed consumer of narcotics- the United States!!! Sponsored by Republicans for Border Control!
Sure Brian, whatever you say!
You are right. At the same time, under 250 'allegations' in 3-4 years, when we are talking about probably a million = detainees, is hardly 'rampant'.
It's actually tough not tuff.
The fact that there are so many allegations will lead to investigation. Smokes usually equals fire.


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Is there such a thing as too many clematis?
My back yard is tiny, and I already have 8 clematis in it. (There are many more along the side of my house.) There's an opening in the yard where my King George V was, which of course needs to be filled, and a perennial recently turned up its toes, leading me immediately to rejoice: "Yahoo -- space for another clematis!" But five years down the road, am I going to regret this for some reason? This is only my second year as a total clematis junkie, and I need guidance. What's back there are Crimson King, Ice Blue, H.F. Young, Henryi, Niobe, Alba Luxurians, Galore, and Petite Faucon. Most of them are planted about 18 inches apart. Thanks for any counseling you can give. This forum is so helpful -- I'm addicted to it, too.
I like your way of thinking..I enjoy squeezing in clematis such as you and have planted just as close if not 12 inches apart..there can never be enough to suit me..I still keep collecting!!..Addicted and ain't gettin' any help anytime soon...Jeanne
I have over 60 in my small yard.....
Yeah... it's been dawning on me that this forum is peopled by hard-core junkies, just lying in wait to feed my so far minor-league addiction. What was I thinking?!
Now I have a serious question: Are all my clems going to drown from the 3 straight days of downpour we've been having? Not whole days, but heavy rain when it does come, lasting an hour or so. This unusual-for-Colorado pattern started just a couple of days after I'd given all the girls a good watering. Since I've already personally drowned two, I'm really fearful I'm going to lose more to the elements. It's not supposed to clear up until Wednesday.
If your soil is draining well the clematis should be ok.
In all seriousness about your original question...
I think there is a risk that a garden filled with clematis will begin to look jungle-like. Keep in mind that that is not bad a bad thing if your goal is to grow as many different clematis as possible. If there is a specific vision you have for your garden, or it you like a more tailored garden, then you have to be careful about how many you put into the garden.
Right now I have over 30 vines, but you'd be hard pressed to find them all. I'm not saying that I won't eventually be known in the neighborhood as the crazy clematis lady, but at this point, my garden can support a lot more while maintaining a send of purpose and variety of other plants.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that it's your garden and if filling it with clematis makes you happy, then do what makes you happy. :)
Yikes, that's a big "if" here -- haven't had enough experience with enough clems to know if I've prepped the clayey soil well enough for really good drainage. Guess I'll just have to wait out the rains and see.
Thanks for your response to the original question, Janet. I'm definitely not a formal-garden person; I think one reason I'm so fond of vines is that they do their own unpredictable thing. But a total jungle wouldn't be good, just because the space is so small -- so what I need to do is take care to plant varieties that won't be inclined to run amok. I know that still leaves me plenty of choices!
Oh, my! I can't imagine any scenario where there could be too many. I have over 200 in my small city lot and I'm always on the hunt for more! I keep the soil healthy and plant vines sometimes even closer than a foot.
Gotta go - I have eight new clems waiting to be planted!
Huh? What do you mean by too many clems? lolol. I have 7 on my 20 ft long 6 ft high trellis! And a very, very small yard too! lol. Just can't get enough! I keep seeing another one I want, and try to think of where I can put one. Like, "maybe one will be able to climb that tree?" or" I wonder if I can make an umbrella trellis myself?", or " Will one climb up a 4 by 4 pole and where can I put that?" lolol
Water puddling on top of the soil is a problem. If it drains soon after is stops raining, that is good. If it stays too long, then you might want to raise the soil or find a new spot for your clematis.
That said, I had clematis survive being under at least an inch ice for 6 weeks.
I'm trying not to go down the same path with clematis that I did with roses - where I ended up with over 400 roses. Soooo, instead I buy clematis and give them to my neighbors so I can see them, but not have to take up more of my garden space with them. After giving my neighbor across the street a clematis, she has now gone and bought two more. All of her clematis will be visible to me from my front door. I gave a Proteus to another friend and will be giving away a Walenburg and a Venosa Violacea after they've grown out a bit in gallon pots.
That said, I did pick up a Versailles to fit somewhere in my yard.
Thanks, Janet, for the advice about looking for the pooling of water. If it *ever* stops raining, I will check! (It is coming down again as I write.) I am already noticing myself trying to imagine new improbable places to wedge more clems into.
Kentstar, have you got photos of your very small yard? I like the idea of the pole...
And cnetter, I've already taken up your strategy -- got myself deputized by neighbors across the way to buy them two vines, and after they saw how beautiful they were, with a little help from me they quickly realized they needed two more. Another neighbor came by as we were talking, and I think she and her husband are going to be my next victims. Bwaaahahahaa!
Yeah, well here's a pic of the trellis. Keep in mind I just planted everything, except for 3 clems that have been pruned back hard. So, everything is still close to the ground. In a couple of months I'll have to take a pic again when they start climbing up more. I have two roses I just planted somewhere in there too! Two climbing roses, John Cabot and Ramblin' Red. Also some pics of front beds.
LOOK AT ALL THAT TRELLIS to grow Clematis on..LOL..and the SIDES of your home..A Tuteur here and a Tuteur there and Obelisk here and Obelisk There..somebody slap me..wow..I could have a ball there planting clematis and BTW..My gardens IS a JUNGLE and I love hiding in there...tee hee..Jeanne
Thanks Cohouser! They are Thutmose III statues. I bought them from ancientsculpturegallery.com. They have some really neat stuff! Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Chinese, etc. Cool stuff! A little pricey, but these weren't too bad.
I would LOVE to plant some clems along that hedge line, but I'm afraid the park manager would probably get upset. lol But who knows?
Yes, Janet, I'm totally glad I asked. This has been a very fun thread, and now I know the full extent to which we are all crazed maniacs on the subject of clems. Always good to have a reality check!
So far, at least, I haven't bought any that I don't have places for. I've been methodical about choosing colors I think will work well together (although without having seen most of the plants in the petal, as it were, it's really a guessing game. Which is part of the fun.). And I want to continue taking color combinations into account when I do buy new ones. Plus make sure I have a variety of bloom times. That planning process slows me down some. Thank goodness.
And hooray, it didn't rain a single drop today and is supposed to be quite warm the rest of the week. I'm praying for the ground to dry out fast. In mid-July, when it's a blast furnace outside, I won't be able to believe I wrote those words.
I haven't been methodical at all. If I see a good one locally, I buy it, which has been my main source for clematis so far. That makes for trouble for me though, because when I find one that I don't already have, I see new pairings that I want to try.


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The track is solid guys. Definitely worth a listen.
Digging: The Gathering - How to Measure a Planet?
where's the bass intro
Great fun as usual for Motorhead. Seeing these guys in November with Hoppoman, Saxon supporting. Should be excellent!
Digging: Steven Wilson - Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Good song, Lemmy will bury us all first and ΤΗΕΝ he will depart from this futile world.
Digging: Devil's Train - II
lol Voivod. Him and Keith Richards.
This is fucking awesome.
cool song
I bet the vocls suck. Lemmy is practically the walking dead at this point.
Digging: While She Sleeps - Brainwashed
Same old same old, but sweet. Might check the new album out.
"Same old same old"
When it comes to Motorhead that is all thats needed. Lemmy is the last of the true living legends
Track is cool, hope Lemmy recovers.
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Must Read Topics0Dec 11, '11 by tnbutterfly, BSN, RN AdminMoved to VA Nursing Programs forum for more response.0Jan 3, '12 by Pointe1978Quote from sKrisHi! I am considering it. Would anyone mind sharing their credentials (GPA, experience, HESI score)?GMU just posted the application for the Accelerated 2nd Degree BSN program for this coming fall. Anyone else applying?0Jan 8, '12 by sKrisPonte1979--
I'm sorry I did not see your response earlier. I am hoping to turn in my completed application tomorrow. I have an undergraduate degree in Math with a 3.8 GPA and A's in all but one of my pre-reqs. I did well on the HESI with a 94.8 composite although A&P was my lowest section with an 84. I don't really have any experience. I have volunteered at a pediatrician's office for a few months but that is the only medical related thing I have done (beside having 4 kids lol).
I know GMU is very competitive and I'm very nervous. Good luck if you decide to apply!0Jan 9, '12 by Pointe1978Those are great GPAs and scores!! I'm sure you're application will be competitive!
Mine are not as good. GMU is kind of a wish and a prayer for me :-) BA in Psychology, 3.48. All A's in my pre-reqs except for two. I also got an 84 on A & P scection of HESI. Received 100s and 90s in everything else except for implications and understanding. I HATE those sorts of questions! What does the writer want you to get from this? I answer as to what I derived from it, and then you tell me I'm wrong...UGGG!
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Good luck to you!0Apr 5, '12 by Pointe1978Quote from sKrisI just got my acceptance letter from Mason but have not heard from the nursing program. Oh the anxiety:-(!!!!GMU just posted the application for the Accelerated 2nd Degree BSN program for this coming fall. Anyone else applying?0Apr 9, '12 by asemCongratulations to everyone who got in!!!! I got my acceptance letter for the nursing program on April 4th and got the regular Mason acceptance letter the next day. I nearly died from excitement since Mason was my first choice! I wasn't sure I'd get in, after reading a few posts on various forums (and here on allnurses) where people posted their scores and experience... I was afraid my scores wouldn't be competitive enough. For anyone who's curious, these were my scores:
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"Durga Shakti" Singer?
my google fails me-- Who is the singing on the song, often used in yoga studios, "Durga Shakti" from Craig Kohland's 'Kerala Dream: A Shaman's Dream Project' --- Kohland says the singer's name @13:45 on this Sound's True podcast ...but I can't understand him...."La Shmee"" ?? --more.... (and thanks-) [more inside]
Meditation/yoga music made with real sounds
Please suggest your favorite music for yoga and/or meditation that is made with real sounds or instruments (singing bowls, water, etc) instead of synthesizers. [more inside]
If You Have Half A Brain
In Rupert Holmes' "Escape", there are a couple of lines that seem at odds with what I would call hippie culture, namely "If you're not into yoga" and "I'm not much into health food." Yet some of the other bits like "getting caught in the rain," "the feel of the ocean," and "making love at midnight in the dunes on the Cape" seem, to my more modern viewpoint, in line with hippie-esque ideals. So what's the deal? [more inside]
tunes to ashtanga to!
Looking for the best new and old yoga music! [more inside]
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Where can I find music inspired by Hanuman or Ganesha?
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FINALLY. Someone has had the sense to name a new car 'explosion.' Yes, meet the new Gumpert Explosion, which is a real car that is named Explosion. » 3/03/14 5:30pm 3/03/14 5:30pm
Gumpert, the German maker of insane road racers with a flair for aggressive design, is no more. With the passing of Wiesmann last week, this is the second German automotive death in just the month of August. » 8/31/13 11:00am 8/31/13 11:00am
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If you think about it, it's pretty clear that they don't make supercars for the hardcore fanatics. What the companies responsible for creating our dreamcars have in mind today are Chinese millionaires, Russian playboys, and some emission, noise and pedestrian safety regulations. Maybe some retired dentists as well. » 12/05/12 3:00pm 12/05/12 3:00pm
Gumpert has announced they will premiere two new versions of their always insane Apollo at this week's Geneva Motor Show—an 860 horsepower Apollo R and the Apollo Enraged. We believe this is a picture of the latter version being unloaded at the Palexpo in Geneva. » 3/04/12 2:00pm 3/04/12 2:00pm
Formula 1 driver Adrian Sutil was apparently behind the wheel of this Gumpert Apollo when it took the route less traveled around part of the Nürburgring. Yep, carbon fiber crash protection system works. Hat tip to Kozak & Kai! » 7/19/11 12:30pm 7/19/11 12:30pm
Earlier this month, Shanghai opened its Formula 1 circuit for its SIC Club Challenge, something that translates through Google as "super running carnival." With more than 500 supercars looping the track, the name sounds entirely apt. » 5/18/11 3:30pm 5/18/11 3:30pm
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I've heard the Gumpert Apollo best described as "functionally ugly," which is as apt as it gets. But the Nürburgring-slaughtering Apollo's new, Italian-designed brother, the Gumpert Tornante? You could almost picture it valet-parked next to an Audi. Yes, that Audi. » 3/01/11 12:00pm 3/01/11 12:00pm
Enthusiasts claim they'd rather drive ugly and fast than pretty and slow, but who wouldn't want both? Thus Gumpert's teaming up with design house Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera to build the Gumpert Tornante — sexified version of the F-Zero-esque Gumpert Apollo » 2/23/11 11:45am 2/23/11 11:45am
The Gumpert Apollo could never be accused being too attractive. But the German supercar builder is trying to change that with a new model styled by Italy's Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera. A new teaser shows how that's going for them. » 2/11/11 9:30am 2/11/11 9:30am
Remember Gumpert's Apollo (pictured)? Milan-based Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera is prepping a more spacious touring version for the Geneva show. Like the Apollo, the Tornante will be rich in carbon fiber and horsepower. Overnight bag and "aspiring model" optional. » 1/24/11 10:30am 1/24/11 10:30am
A tractor-trailer delivering three supercars to a dealership in Long Island crashed early this morning on a New York state parkway. The truck's contents? Two Porsche 911s and one rare Gumpert Apollo I was supposed to drive yesterday. » 7/12/10 2:00pm 7/12/10 2:00pm
The truly mean Gumpert Apollo Sport has powered its way to a Nürburgring lap time of 7:11.57, simultaneously setting the fastest lap for a production road-legal car and embarrassing the competition. » 8/19/09 3:40pm 8/19/09 3:40pm
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Monday, 30 March 2015
A good and holy reader of this blog has suggested that the name of the boy who wrote the post card in the post below is called "Bernard".
I think I am convinced.
Sunday, 29 March 2015
A Charming Postcard from Chavagnes
I do not know when this was written/sent, but it is quite charming. Obviously it is a postal card of the dormitory in Chavagnes. Actually it is only one of the dormitories, and I do not know how many were in use at the time.
The lovely thing is that there is a letter on the back. As far as I can tell, this is what it says (I have kept the original spellings):
Cher Parrain et Marraine
Je vous envoie cet carte qui, j'espere, vous fera bien plaisir. Depuis [mercredi] vendredi je suis bien rabituer. Samedi dernier on etait en retraite. Sur la gravure de cette carte il y a les 2/3 du dortoir. Il y a a peu pres 60 eleves dans ce dortoir. J'ai demandé au Luc Gandriau si vous ne lui aviez pas parler de moi et il m'a dit que oui. Les vacances de mardi gras sont dans un mois du 8 au 13. J'espere aller vous voir a Pulteau mais si je ne pouvais pas je vous écrierais.
Votre filleul qui prie pour vous
It translates roughly as:
My dear Godfather and Godmother
I am sending you this card which, I hope, will please you. Since (Wednesday) Friday, I have settled in well. Last Saturday we were on retreat. The engraving on this card shows two thirds of the dormitory. There are about 60 pupils in this dormitory. I asked Luc Gandriau if you mentioned me, and he said you had. The Shrove Tuesday holidays are a month away, from the 8th to the 13th. I hope to come and see you at Pulteau, but if I can't, then I will write to you.
Your Godson, who is praying for you both.
I cannot make out the name of the boy who sent it. If you can read it, then send me an email.
I have another post card with a message on the back, which I will put up in a few days. It would be lovely if we could find out who this boy was.
Saturday, 28 March 2015
Chavagnes en Autrefois
Here are some old pictures of Chavagnes, some of them have been on this blog before.
An outside shot of the front of the College.
And Chavagnes in snow,
Of course there are other times when the snows came, here and here and here and here and here.
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An outside shot of the front of the College.
And Chavagnes in snow,
Of course there are other times when the snows came, here and here and here and here and here.
Wednesday, 25 March 2015
I feel so ashamed...
The Cardinal has told me off. See here.
I shouldn't talk about upholding the sanctity of marriage in public.
I shouldn't have repeated the teaching of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
I shouldn't have signed up to what the Church has said for the last couple of thousand years.
I should have written into my Bishop with my personal reflections...
... he would have read them
... and considered them
... and reported them to the Cardinal
... who would have told the synod Fathers about them
|Bad Dobby, Bad House Elf.
Bad Priests.
How silly of me to think that I could rely on Scripture, Magisterium and Tradition.
Proud to be a Member
I am proud to be a member of a group of nearly 500 priests who added their signatures to a petition calling on the members of the synod on the family to defend marriage and the teaching that comes to us from Christ. The Catholic Herald link is here.
How bizarre that this should even be called for, that we have come so far as to actually think that the teaching of Christ could be changed, and the practice of the Church could be ditched.
The Voice of the Family website (which defends the traditional teaching on the family) is here. Of course, exactly what difference this will make, when 'senior' (very senior) churchmen in England and Wales wanted it to be pulled as soon as he found out about it, it beyond me. But we cannot simply sit back and not raise our voices even in so muted a way.
So I am proud to be a member of this group.
Saturday, 21 March 2015
The darkness
It is just a stunning picture.
It made me think of this. I did sing the salve in my heart, but even there, it was not as beautifully haunting as this. In the film Farinelli, he sings the Salve to make the sun reappear.
Wednesday, 18 March 2015
I am not a Donatist
Well, those are words which I never thought I would have to utter in my life, but there you go.
I am annoyed enough to have to make this statement after reading the Bishops of England and Wales "Reflection for the Clergy Document on Marriage and Family" (here) on the second half of that Synod.
In it, rather heavy handedly, the Bishops use "St Augustine, the Bishop of Hippo and Doctor of the Truth of the Church, offers us a way of looking at the Church from his age which is still relevant today." If you are going to use a parallel, then it must have elements which are easily corresponding to each other, otherwise the parallel does not work.
So here goes...
The Church in North Africa was ruptured in the early fourth century by the Donatist heresy. St Augustine spoke against this heresy in the Council of Carthage in June 411. The Donatists believed that they represented a 'Church of the pure,' uncontaminated by dissent from those who betrayed their Christian faith during a period of persecution. They alleged that the Catholic Church of Augustine's day was contaminated by their ancient link with those who in the persecution a century earlier consigned the Sacred Scriptures to fire, 'the traditores.'
We what we are talking about now is Marriage adn the Family in the 21st Century. So we are also in a parallel situation to the Donatist controversy. Someone must be pushing for a Church of the pure, with no contamination. St Augustine is a goody, so the Donastist are baddies, so if you are on the side of the Donatists (booo) then you are a baddy and also you want to put the Sacred Scriptures in the fire (!!! WHAT... If you don't want that conclusion to be drawn, then don't include it.) The Bishops are the goodies, so if you disagree then you must be... wait a minute, I know where this is going...
Augustine makes another interesting point: when the net is cast into the sea the fisherman has no idea which are good fish and which are not since they remain out of sight. That will only become evident when they are sifted on the seashore. What Augustine implies is that we are not in a position in this life to pass judgement on others. Only Christ can see the full picture and will reveal it on judgement day.
This is the whole 'who am I to judge' debate. Sorry it's not a debate it's stupid. If Christ tells me something is wrong, and I do not pass on that teaching to others then I am morally corrupt. Who am I to tell a child a flame is hot, or that it is illegal in Enlgand to drive more than 70 mph on a motorway? Just because experience, or the law has told me these things, who am I to sit in judgement on your actions and pass on the information? Much better to have you carted off to Accident and Emergency or the Law Courts and then a higher authority will pass judgement. Are they really telling us that St Augustine NEVER passed on judgement to anyone? Really? Honestly? Or is it just that you are cutting and pasting a Doctor of the Church to meet your needs? There is much in the St Augustine which we would not use, sucha as the bit in St Augsutine about unbaptised babies going to Hell.
The concept of charity is a hallmark of Augustine of Hippo's whole theology. Can charity allow us to live with difference, without diminishing what is essential to our Catholic faith? The ancient dictum of unsure provenance breathes the spirit of Augustine: Liberty in what is doubtful, unity in what is essential, and charity in everything.
I am not an Augustine scholar enough to assess the claim that charity is a hall mark of St Augustine's theology. I assume it is, he being a Saint and all, so let us live by the ancient dictum...
Liberty in what is doubtful - do we have the words of God made Man Himself, Jesus Christ, on the subject? Do we have the universal witness of the Saints and scholars throughout Christendom for 2000 years? Do we have constant Church teaching? If the answers to these are 'yes' then there is no doubt, only the doubt that you have sown.
Unity in what is essential - Marriage is the stable unit of society, throughout time and space. It is the unity of one man with one woman, open to life and until death. These are the essentials, so let us have unity there.
Charity in everything - just because you do not agree with me, do not call me a DONATIST!
Monday, 16 March 2015
Memento Mori
Visiting a Church Yard in Standish, Gloucestershire, (once a nice little Benedictine Priory, but obviously someone wanted the land more than a bunch of blokes praying) I saw some wonderful tomb stones.
Fat Cherub on one side, skeleton on the other.
This one has rather frightening faces on either side at the top.
Happy skulls (surely the name of a new band?)
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Tuesday, 10 March 2015
The Curse
Cometh the Hour, Cometh the Eurovision Song Contest entry.
This is the one for the UK
And I like it. It sounds a bit like the one from the Jungle Book, but let's face it, what's not to like about a child deserted in the jungle singing with wild animals?
But beware, I have form in the choice of Eurovision songs. The ones I like are invariable not successful. What can I say, I just don't dig blokes with beards in dresses. It's just one of those things. But then again neither did the good people of Euroland, I believe the popular vote went to those nice washer women from Poland.
You see I liked France's entry last year,
It lost. 26th place. 2 points.
This is the one for the UK
And I like it. It sounds a bit like the one from the Jungle Book, but let's face it, what's not to like about a child deserted in the jungle singing with wild animals?
But beware, I have form in the choice of Eurovision songs. The ones I like are invariable not successful. What can I say, I just don't dig blokes with beards in dresses. It's just one of those things. But then again neither did the good people of Euroland, I believe the popular vote went to those nice washer women from Poland.
You see I liked France's entry last year,
It lost. 26th place. 2 points.
Sunday, 8 March 2015
Not ecclesiastical titles, or secular titles, but titles of theses.
This is my work today. Not specifically the title, but my proposed thesis outline. One of the reasons I am here in Northumberland is so I can do a doctorate. My subject is the relationship between Judaism and Catholicism, in the light of the documents of the most recent Ecumenical Council.
It is very exciting!
Having spent half a year or so of investigating, and digging, and general snooping, I am now at a point of putting specific, fleshed out outlines together. No more investigating, digging and snooping, no, now is the time for being academic and professional and putting my pen where my mouth is.
But I have always laboured under a terrible affliction.
Titles. I love titles of things. Once I have a title, then I'm fine and off I go. I remember De Arca Foederis: concerning the mysterious appearance and disappearance of the glorious Ark of God. which was a very pleasant thesis. And who could forget The Concept of Synodality in the Ecclesiology of John-Marie Tillard and John Zizioulas and its implications for Catholic/Orthodox Ecumenical Relations.?
Ok, ok, I'll admit it, for the second one I went for the most boring title I could think of. Actually it was worse than that, because it was a competition between us seminarians for the longest STB extended essay title we could get away with. I won.
But now, what is my title to be? I'm feeling blocked without something as wondrous as De Arca Foederis.
I don't know... I have just spent an hour thinking. Even a working snappy title would be good.
The best I have come up with so far is Voluntas Domini, with a groovy sub title. I'm not giving you the rest of it, just in case someone snaps it up and trademarks it and then hunts me down like the dog I am and demands royalties.
There's a lot of paranoia in academia. I'm going to stick with Voluntas Domini for the moment.
Titles, darned titles, tricky things...
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Bizarre, there is now a space on the tool bar where once lived the volume control. Where has it gone?
In the Control Panel I am none the wiser.
My CD is playing silently, the software is not set to Mute (I checked!) and I am left scratching my head over this sudden loss of any volume control.
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Right click on a blank space on the Taskbar.
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Next, select the 'Notification Area'tab.
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As well as the above, check in device manager if your audio chip is working. It might have failed seeing as it disappeared so fast.
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Discussion in 'Stillwater' started by Irafly, Jan 13, 2013.
Damnit, now I'm REALLY upset I couldn't make it out!
I am headed up there tomorrow.........I guess I will have to catch 31 fish or buy two beers for everyone on the lake if I want to post the report!
Elephant Fly,
You get the weekday exception! Your off the hook on the beer
Thanks Jeff, that's a big relief.
If I take that beer out of the boat, I can take a few extra sticks of dynamite in case I have to do a little "chumming" later in the day to hit 31 fish
I'm thinking of jetting across the ferry in the morning when I get off work. If you see a big guy in a green Fat Cat tube, be sure to say hi. I won't have beer, but I've been known to have a flask onboard.
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Another weak week of bullshit. I will likely watch old Miami Vice re-runs on El Rey. It is a good channel for early morning weekend entertainment when the 'news' is not news, just ridiculous partisan hacks and overpaid imbeciles running their ignorant mouths.
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"Compromise" means capitulating to any and every GOP whim and desire, right Cabbage Mallet?
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South Africa pressed home its big advantage over Australia in the second test as Hashim Amla made 93 not out after earlier dislocating his finger and the hosts forged 369 runs ahead on the third day on Saturday.
Amla backed up a South African bowling attack that took six Australian wickets in just over a session at the start to roll the tourists out for 246 in their first innings. Australia added 134 to its overnight 112-4.
Already with a 177-run lead after batting first and making 423, South Africa then shrugged off the loss of four wickets to reach 192-4 at stumps in its second knock, chasing a series-leveling win and redemption after a 281-run humbling by Australia in the first test in Centurion.
Seamers Morne Morkel and Vernon Philander earlier took three wickets each at St. George's Park and South Africa was in control from the time the dangerous David Warner edged behind for 70 in the day's fifth over, adding just five to his overnight score.
Morkel was menacing for 3-63 and Philander ended up with 3-68, with only Steve Smith providing any long-term resistance for Australia on Saturday when he got to the brink of a half-century before falling to Morkel for 49.
Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle put on 37 for the last Australian wicket and Harris crucially hurried the Aussies past the follow-on target with a mighty six over midwicket in among his 26 from 26 balls. Australia was still well behind when he nicked behind.
Amla cruised toward a century with 12 fours and ensured South Africa didn't see any lasting ill-effect from the dislocated ring finger on his left hand when he missed a sharp catch at gully in the morning. But the home team did have another problem with bowler Wayne Parnell pulling up halfway through his third over in the morning with a left groin strain.
Parnell limped off to go to the hospital for a scan and didn't return while South Africa bowled the Australians out. Steve Smith hit eight boundaries in his 49, but no one else stayed around long enough to make any real inroads on South Africa's strong first-innings total.
While Australia's quicks struggled in the first innings and took just two wickets and went over 140 overs without a wicket South Africa's seamers shared nine of their team's 10 strikes.
Along with Morkel and Philander, Dale Steyn knocked out Brad Haddin's off stump and Parnell's two wickets in three balls on Friday began Australia's slide. Offspinner JP Duminy was the only South African slow bowler in on the act, but his important wicket got rid of a hard-hitting Johnson for 27 from 23 deliveries on the stroke of lunch. That reduced Australia to 205-8 after Johnson had been roughed up and struck on the front of the helmet by Morkel.
Johnson did some roughing up of his own in South Africa's second innings to take 2-48, bowling Graeme Smith convincingly with stumps played everywhere for 14 and striking a blow on Amla's helmet that was so hard the ball flew over wicketkeeper Haddin for four.
Peter Siddle worked out Dean Elgar for 16 and Faf du Plessis for 24 to edges behind for his 2-53, and first-innings century-maker AB de Villiers became Johnson's second wicket for 167-4.
But South Africa's overall position of strength was undeniable as the lead approached 400 with two days to play and Amla settled and striking his trademark cover drives from a pitch South Africa has managed to stay in control on whether batting or bowling. Quinton de Kock, a 21-year-old on debut for South Africa, was 9 not out.
South Africa 1st Innings: 423.
Chris Rogers lbw b Philander 5
David Warner c Smith b Philander 70
Alex Doolan c De Villiers b Parnell 8
Shaun Marsh c De Villiers b Parnell 0
Michael Clarke c Elgar b Philander 19
Nathan Lyon b Morkel 15
Steve Smith c De Villiers b Morkel 49
Brad Haddin b Steyn 9
Mitchell Johnson b Duminy 27
Ryan Harris c Du Plessis b Morkel 26
Peter Siddle not out 11
Extras: (4lb, 2b, 1w) 7
TOTAL: (all out) 246
Overs: 57.
Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-41, 3-41, 4-81, 5-120, 6-128, 7-168, 8-205, 9-209.
Bowling: Dale Steyn 13-3-55-1, Vernon Philander 13-0-68-3, Morne Morkel 17-0-63-3, Wayne Parnell 8.3-2-31-2, Dean Elgar 0.3-0-1-0, JP Duminy 5-0-24-1.
Graeme Smith b Johnson 14
Dean Elgar c Haddin b Siddle 16
Faf du Plessis c Haddin b Siddle 24
AB de Villiers c Haddin b Johnson 29
Quinton de Kock not out 9
Extras: (2b, 5lb) 7
TOTAL: (for 4 wickets) 192
Overs: 47.
Fall of wickets: 1-20, 2-42, 3-112, 4-167.
Still to bat: JP Duminy, Vernon Philander, Wayne Parnell, Dale Steyn, Morne Morkel.
Bowling: Mitchell Johnson 12-0-48-2, Ryan Harris 10-1-53-0, Nathan Lyon 12-2-31-0, Peter Siddle 13-2-53-2.
Toss: South Africa.
Series: Australia leads three-match series 1-0.
Umpires: Kumar Dharmasena, Sri Lanka, and Richard Illingworth, England.
TV umpire: Aleem Dar, Pakistan. Match referee: Roshan Mahanama, Sri Lanka.