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enshrined in our Constitution. William Hutchison shows that as Catholics,
In this groundbreaking and timely history, an eminent historian of religion chronicles America's struggle to fulfill the promise of religious toleration enshrined in our Constitution. William Hutchison shows that as Catholics, Mormons, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, and others emerged to challenge the Protestant mainstream, we have expanded our understanding of what it means to be a religiously diverse country.
"[This] landmark study address[es] a topic that is both central to American history and relevant to pressing current debates. . . . Stimulating, illuminating, and provocative."—Mark Noll
"A fascinating account of how religious pluralism, a pluralism that now accepts the most distant stretches of religious diversity, has become institutionalized in the United States."—Nathan Glazer
"Rich and engaging."—Thomas C. Berg, Christian Century
"Hutchison's history is learned and accessible. In its use of cultural evidence—including political cartoons, gospel lyrics, portraits, and photographs—it is even entertaining. . . . More importantly, at all points it is clear."—Erin Leib, New York Sun
enshrined in our Constitution. William Hutchison shows that as Catholics,
In the course of their nearly two centuries of existence, Great Britain's colonies in North America gained wide, increasing, and mostly admiring notice for both diversity and pluralism. This reputation rested largely upon much-advertised demographic and cultural diversities in parts of Pennsylvania and other mid-Atlantic regions, but in the late colonial and early national eras it was common to extend the observation to "the Americans" generally. When an immigrant agronomist and writer named Hector St. John de Crevecoeur, in the 1780s, used broad strokes of that kind in characterizing the new society and (along with much else) its religious life, few of his critics accused him of exaggeration or of rhetorical flourish.
This learned, temperamental son of a French country gentleman had arrived in North America in the 1750s. He had served as a soldier in Canada, then had roamed the Middle Colonies as a surveyor and merchant before settling in New York colony in 1770. In 1782 he published the enormously popular Letters from an American Farmer, in which the most famous passage, to this day excerpted in most historical and literary anthologies, rhapsodizes about the diversity of the American colonial population. In answer to his own rhetorical question, "What then is the American, this new man?" he asserted that the American was an amalgam: "Here individuals of all nations are melted into a new race of men." Crevecoeur claimed to know a man "whose grandfather was an Englishman, whose wife was Dutch, whose son married a French woman, and whose present four sons now have wives of different nations." His use of the generic "the American" conveyed, in this celebrated passage and elsewhere, that such living embodiments of diversity were common throughout the colonies.
Several pages later, the author expressed astonishment about the way Americans embraced radical diversity as well as frequently exemplifying it. After asking his mostly European readers to accompany him, in their minds, down a country road somewhere (unspecified) in the colonies, he pointed first to the prosperous farm of a Catholic, "who prays to God as he has been taught, and believes in transubstantiation." This hard worker and family man, Crevecoeur avowed, was entirely accepted. "His belief, his prayers offend nobody." And many of his neighbors were beneficiaries of the same tolerant attitude - the "good honest plodding German Lutheran," the fiery "seceder" (from the Church of England) with his well-painted house, and the "Low Dutchman" who adhered to a rigid Calvinism but seemed more preoccupied with his "waggon and fat horses." Everyone tolerated and respected everyone else. In fact, Crevecoeur asserted, these radically differing believers, if their own houses of worship were too far away, might well run into each other at the Quaker meeting-house!
How could such things be true? The colonies had regularly experienced religious strife, and a Roman Catholic observer (even if Crevecoeur in these years was a less-than-observant Catholic) had to be aware that his coreligionists in nearly all the colonies had been subjected to civil disabilities. His answer, it seems, was that in that real world where farmers or others live their daily lives, such problems had no reality. For them, at least, "persecution, religious pride, the love of contradiction," and other forms of intolerance that "the world commonly calls religion" had been left behind in Europe. If these various householders "are peaceable subjects, and are industrious, what is it to their neighbors how and in what manner they think fit to address their prayers to the Supreme Being?"
Although these claims about diversity and its routine acceptance appeared in an extraordinary piece of reportage, they were otherwise far from unusual. A great many European commentators on the American experiment, because they were engaged in battles back home over church establishments and religious freedom, were preoccupied with those American conditions that most contrasted with those in Great Britain or on the Continent, and were more than ready to cite the American situation as Great Living Ideal or as Horrible Example.
Often that sort of comparative motivation was merely a subtext or hidden agenda; but in some cases it was very much on the surface. William Cobbett was a prominent, very feisty, English reform publicist whose favorite target of contempt was the Church of England and its "greedy, chattering, lying, backbiting, mischief-making clergy." But in his Year's Residence in the United States of America, published in 1819, Cobbett extolled the American religious style. Although he was writing this memoir during the very nastiest moments of New England's Unitarian controversy, he insisted that in America "all is harmony and good neighborhood.... Here are no disputes about religion; or, if they be, they make no noise."
Others who invoked and lauded the American example did so with less fire but almost as much exaggeration. The Swedish writer Fredrika Bremer testified, after a two-year American tour in the 1850s, that "nowhere on the face of the earth has the Christian consciousness of true human freedom attained to so full a recognisation as in the United States." And Lord Carlisle, a prominent British statesman who visited in the early 1840s, later informed an audience in Leeds about the "nearly complete absence of polemical strife and bitterness" in the religious life of the young nation.
Not all the Europeans who remarked on American religious pluralism were equally enthusiastic. The Swiss churchman and historian Philip Schaff, even after he had migrated to the United States and become a major spokesman for American ways, acknowledged dangers in what Carlisle had called "unbounded freedom of conscience." And a good many others were not sympathetic at all. The English novelist Frances Trollope, who spent three years in the United States in the late 1820s, considered America's pluralistic religious life a sheer disaster. She deplored "the almost endless variety of religious factions" and the fact that, as she saw it, every religious congregation "invests itself with some queer variety of external observance that has the melancholy effect of exposing all religious ceremonies to contempt." It was impossible, Trollope thought, "in witnessing all these unseemly vagaries, not to recognize the advantages of an established church."
Plainly she got that wrong. Many who criticized the disorderly features of American religion thought an establishment of the usual sort would be far worse. Almost no one, however - whether booster, belittler, or something in between - doubted what we might call the Crevecoeur Proposition: that the American religious scene was extraordinarily diverse, and that the Americans not only tolerated this diversity but welcomed and took immense pride in it.
Some promoters of these pluralist claims extended them beyond the Protestant Christian sector of American society. Crevecoeur, for one, featured a Catholic believer on his ecumenical country road. Hannah Adams, a New Englander who in the 1780s compiled a remarkable "dictionary" of the world's religions, boasted that Jews in America "have never been persecuted, but have been indulged in all the rights of citizens." And Robert Baird, an American Presbyterian leader who in the 1840s surveyed his country's religious ways and sought to explain them to Europeans, depicted the blessings of freedom and respect as being showered upon virtually all opinions, including non-Christian and antireligious ones:
The Christian - be he Protestant or Catholic - the infidel, the Mohammedan, the Jew, the Deist, has not only all his rights as a citizen, but may have his own form of worship, without the possibility of any interference from any policeman or magistrate, provided he do not interrupt, in so doing, the peace and tranquility of the surrounding neighbourhood.
A few enthusiasts seemed to go even farther - for example, by implying a prevailing acceptance of the Indians and their various cultures. Among many artistic expressions of the myth of pluralist success, the best known and loved was Edward Hicks's depiction of what he saw as the world's first great embodiment of the Peaceable Kingdom foretold in Old Testament prophecy. In that painting, which Hicks reproduced in some one hundred versions, Indians as well as lions, lambs, and white settlers are seen to be dwelling together in harmony.
This painting, with its references to William Penn and late-seventeenth-century history, might seem also to be suggesting that pluralist triumphs were achieved immediately in the New World environment; but Hicks was a Quaker who knew enough of his sect's history to recognize that things had not been that easy. Most of those who promulgated the myth of pluralist success not only recognized early difficulties; they emphasized them. Theirs was a story not so much of instant successes as of steady progress.
Baird, accordingly, acknowledged that intolerance and persecution in the earliest years had affected many besides "the descendants of Abraham." After chastising the founders of New England and Virginia, who had been "unwilling to accord to others [the religious freedom] they so highly prized for themselves," he recounted a slow, painful, progress that had occurred at different rates in different places. Only with great difficulty had the colonists been freed from the necessity of attending an established church, and then from having to pay taxes to support it. Dissenters had been obliged to battle for the right to hold public meetings.
By the time when Baird wrote, however, the states had, one after another, followed the example of the federal Constitution and ended governmental support of religious establishments; and all but two of them (Baird mistakenly cited only one exception) had discontinued what he called the "barbarism" of imposing a religious test for office-holding. Given that impressive, or perhaps astounding, half-century of growth in legal toleration, it is no surprise to find that Baird was genuinely optimistic; and in this he spoke for most of his contemporaries. "In no part of the world," he wrote, "can we find any progress ... which can be compared with what has taken place in the United States."
Not only are we likely to read this kind of effusion as unduly optimistic; as in the case of Crevecoeur we may want to ask how people of Baird's generation could have missed what now seems like abundant evidence that legal toleration was incomplete, and in any case had not produced social tolerance. Although legal disabilities affecting inhabitants of European origin were nearly gone, those imposed upon native and African populations obviously were not. As for non-European religions, the very idea that blacks or Indians had religions of their own seemed absurd to most members of the dominant culture. Baird cited, as one of the unfortunate obstacles to progress and fair treatment for the Indians, the fact that "not a single noble aspiration seems ever to enter their souls."
Within the European population, anti-Catholic and antiforeign "nativism" had been virulent in the 1830s, and was gaining political strength during the years when Baird was writing his book. In 1844, at about the time when his first American edition appeared, the founder of Mormonism was murdered in the jail at Carthage, Illinois. In July of that year, Philadelphia was convulsed with anti-Catholic rioting that, as one historian has put it, "turned the City of Brotherly Love into a chaos of hatred and persecution." Two churches were burned to the ground, and twelve people were killed. In the calmer city of Baltimore, John Quincy Adams, the congressman and former president, took charge of a National Lord's Day convention whose purpose was to promote observance of a Sabbath that was not the Sabbath of the Jews or of the Seventh Day Baptists.
The failure of people like Baird to discern that toleration had not stamped out intolerance, and that persecutions would continue, should not be attributed solely to wishful thinking or American boosterism. As I have suggested, the reality of rapidly achieved toleration in the young country, and its novelty in the Western world, could easily convince Americans and their overseas admirers that a peaceable kingdom had indeed been established - or was just over the horizon. What they could not grasp, with anything like the clarity available to privileged hindsight, were the effects of another kind of reality. This was the reality of a sudden, rapid diversification - ethnic, cultural, religious - that was at least as unusual in its time as were the new nation's constitutional and other commitments to religious freedom.
It was ironic, almost suspicious: during the very years in which constitutional and legal toleration was advancing - step by step and state by state - bigotry and social intolerance plainly were spreading as well, or at least were becoming increasingly visible. One can perhaps see this situation as an indirect effect of the very toleration that beckoned so many "strangers" to the young country. Alexis de Tocqueville, the most astute of the nineteenth-century European observers, speculated that the fluidity built into their institutional and social structures was making Americans nervous, disoriented, and inclined to seek supposed alternative ways of restoring social cohesion. That argument is relevant here. An equally plausible explanation, however, is that a pluralist reputation achieved in one kind of world was being asked to maintain itself within a world that was changing rapidly and in fundamental ways. Advances achieved within the earlier mostly Protestant culture were not readily transferable, intact, into the new demographic situation.
Traditionally, historians have flagged a somewhat later period - that of the "new immigration" from southern, central, and eastern Europe - as the time of greatest and most disruptive social change in American history. Or, in recent years, we have supposed that our own era can claim that distinction as a result of an influx of new Americans, from all parts of the world, that has owed a great deal to the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 - a piece of legislation that ended most of the immigration restrictions imposed forty years earlier.
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|Marching to Zion: The Protestant Establishment as a Unifying Force
|"Repentance for Our Social Sins": Adjustments Within the Establishment
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Rush to work, rush to the mall. Wrap presents, mail Christmas cards, pick up the groceries, and remember to breathe.
Like everyone else this holiday season, Barbara Sterbentz of Huntington Beach has a jam-packed schedule, but still that didn't stop her from cramming one more "to do" onto her list this Christmas.
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Every year, for the past six years, Sterbentz has "adopted" a group of families from Huntington Beach and with the help of her friends and family she provides everything from clothing and toys, diapers and strollers, even bunk beds and bicycles for Christmas.
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So yes, if you had walked into Sterbentz's living room last week you would have seen diapers and toys spilling out of boxes everywhere. All of it for the six families she and her friends have adopted this Christmas.
"My own kids don't have a (Nintendo) Wii yet," she jokes. "But this is a priority and this is what the season is about: thinking of others and giving."
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The new CEO of General Motors serves as a director of the Carlyle Group. In case any of you are not familiar with the Carlyle Group here's a very brief resume of its members.
* James Baker III, former United States Secretary of State under George H. W. Bush, Staff member under Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, Carlyle Senior Counselor, served in this capacity from 1993 to 2005.
* George H. W. Bush, former U.S. President, Senior Advisor to the Carlyle Asia Advisory Board from April 1998 to October 2003.
* George W. Bush, former U.S. President. Was appointed in 1990 to the Board of Directors of one of Carlyle's first acquisitions, an airline food business called Caterair, which Carlyle eventually sold at a loss. Bush left the board in 1992 to run for Governor of Texas.
* Frank C. Carlucci, former United States Secretary of Defense from 1987 to 1989; Carlyle Chairman and Chairman Emeritus from 1989 to 2005.
* Arthur Levitt, Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under President Bill Clinton, Carlyle Senior Advisor from 2001 to the present
* Luis Téllez Kuenzler, Mexican economist, former Secretary of Communications and Transportation under the Felipe Calderón administration and former Secretary of Energy under the Zedillo administration.
* Frank McKenna, former Premier of New Brunswick, Canadian Ambassador to the United States between 2005 and 2006 and current Deputee Chairman of Toronto-Dominion Bank; served on Carlyle's Canadian advisory board.
* Mack McLarty, Carlyle Group Senior Advisor (from 2003), White House Chief of Staff to President Bill Clinton from 1993 to 1994.
* Randal K. Quarles, former Under Secretary of the U.S. Treasury under President George W. Bush, now a Carlyle managing director
* John Major, former British Prime Minister, Chairman, Carlyle Europe from 2002 until 2005
* Anand Panyarachun, former Prime Minister of Thailand (twice), former member of the Carlyle Asia Advisory Board until the board was disbanded in 2004
* Fidel V. Ramos, former president of the Philippines, Carlyle Asia Advisor Board Member until the board was disbanded in 2004
* Peter Chung, former associate at Carlyle Group Korea, who resigned in 2001 after 2 weeks on the job after his infamous email scandal
* Thaksin Shinawatra, former Prime Minister of Thailand (twice), former member of the Carlyle Asia Advisory Board until 2001 when he resigned upon being elected Prime Minister. [36]
* Norman Pearlstine – editor-in-chief of Time magazine from (1995-2005), senior advisor telecommunications and media group 2006-
The "clotting" of America into a small group of controlling corporations headed by a very select, very powerful group of men is alarming and frightening. When "Carlyle" and ""Haliburton" and their like continually appear at the root of our government's activties it is cause for alarm. We are in the process of subcontracting our government to private corporations and all the while we are being convinced that any objection to this process should be considered subversive or, in the new parlance, "socialism." It's time the people of this country developed the courage to face the truth about the corporate takeover of our Constitution. The Carlyle Group is the largest "private investor" firm in the world. Does anyone see the handwriting on the wall? We just bailed out GM and now the Carlyle Group will have one of its directors as its CEO.
G.M. Chief Stepping Down After Report of Strong Quarter
By BILL VLASIC
Published: August 12, 2010
DETROIT — In a surprise development, General Motors' chairman and chief executive, Edward E. Whitacre Jr., announced Thursday that he would step down as chief executive on Sept. 1 and be succeeded by Daniel F. Akerson, a G.M. board member and a managing director of the Carlyle Group. G.M.'s chief executive, Edward E. Whitacre Jr., has said the automaker is eager to separate itself from government ownership. Mr. Whitacre, 68, said he would stay on as chairman until year end, when Mr. Akerson would assume that role as well.
"I believe we've accomplished what we set out to do," Mr. Whitacre said. "We're going to have a smooth seamless transition here."
Mr. Akerman, 61, will become the fourth chief executive at the nation's largest automaker in less than two years. Rick Wagoner, who had held the chief executive job since 2000 and the chairman's position since 2003, was asked to resign in March 2009 by President Obama's automotive task force. He was followed by another long-time G.M. executive, Fritz Henderson, who led the company through its bankruptcy restructuring but was then replaced in November by Mr. Whitacre.
The announcement came shortly after General Motors reported that it earned $1.3 billion in the second quarter and cited sustained progress in rebuilding operations after emerging from its government-sponsored bankruptcy last year.
Mr. Whitacre, the retired chief of AT&T, had previously expressed a desire to leave once G.M. stabilized, but the timing of his announcement was unexpected, as was the choice of Mr. Akerson, a former chairman of Nextel Communications, as his successor.
Mr. Akerson said on a conference call that he did not anticipate major changes in strategy when he takes over. "We share a common vision for the goals and objectives of this company," he said.
He is currently a managing director at the Carlyle Group, the massive private equity firm, where he is a senior executive of its buyout business. Before joining Carlyle, Mr. Akerson was a long-time telecommunications executive, including as the chief financial officer at MCI and as the chairman and chief executive of XO Communications, where he supervised a turnaround of the company.
"We still have important work ahead of us," Mr. Akerson said, "but I am confident that we are building the foundation for G.M.'s long-term success."
The quarterly profit reported on Thursday marked G.M.'s strongest financial performance since 2004, and set the stage for the automaker to file for an initial public offering, possible as soon as Friday. It was G.M.'s second consecutive quarterly profit.


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TOKO to Demonstrate Wireless Power Supply at CEATEC JAPAN 2010
SAITAMA, Japan, Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ — TOKO, Inc., a developer/manufacturer of electronic components focused on coil-based products, announces that it will give a demonstration of a self-developed wireless power supply system at CEATEC JAPAN 2010. Visitors will have an opportunity to witness TOKO's technology that contributes to improving convenience and at the same time saving energy consumption by minimizing power transmission losses.
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Wireless power supply offers many advantages, including convenience, reliability, waterproofing property and dust prevention. This technology has found widespread applications in various fields, particularly cordless phones. TOKO has shipped a cumulative total of more than 12 million wireless power supply products. It expects to have them employed for small portable devices such as mobile phones and digital cameras. TOKO has joined the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) to step up R&D in this area.
It is 11 years since TOKO launched commercialization and mass production of wireless power supply equipment. Based on its own technology, the company is pushing ahead with improvement in transmission efficiency. It has displayed a particular strength in the coil portion that is the key to wireless power supply, achieving coil-to-coil transmission efficiency of 93% by taking advantage of its winding and RF techniques in which TOKO is strong. At CEATEC JAPAN 2010, wireless power supply using a 4.0-watt class transmission cable will be demonstrated.
As a time-honored coil manufacturer, TOKO possesses a wide array of cutting-edge technologies, including those for winding and electromagnetic/materials analyses. Taking advantage of its technological development capabilities accumulated continuously since its foundation in 1955, TOKO is set to continue commercialization of wireless power supply equipment with further improved transmission efficiency.
About TOKO, Inc.
TOKO developed the world's first intermediate-frequency transformer (IFT) for transistor radio in 1955, and was established as a company that year. It has since been engaged globally in a broad array of fields ranging from the design and development to production and sales of coil-based products, an area where TOKO is strong, along with such devices as units for wireless power supply, etc., and electronic ceramics including dielectric filters while advancing its technologies focused on the coil-based business. TOKO's technologies are also used widely in the development of products related to energy conservation, contributing to the realization of a better global environment.
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Free screenings: Palomar Pomerado Health will offer free blood pressure, Body Mass Index, hearing and obesity screenings through Aug. 31 in its expresscare centers. Vaccinations and other screenings are available for a fee. PPH expresscare centers are at Rancho Peñasquitos Albertsons/Sav-on Pharmacy, 14340 Peñasquitos Drive, and Escondido Albertsons/Sav-on pharmacy, 1509 E. Valley Parkway. pphexpresscare.org.
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Symantec System Recovery 2013 - Offsite to USB Failing
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Hi Guys,
I am getting the following error with my offsite backup to USB.
Error EC8F17B7: Cannot create recovery points for job: Offsite to USB.
Error ED800019: The recovery point file '\\127.0.0.1\offsite\D4RSBS2011_F_Drive014.v2i' could not be opened.
Error E7D1000E: Unable to open '//127.0.0.1/offsite/D4RSBS2011_F_Drive014.v2i'. It does not exist. (UMI:V-281-3215-6071)
Source: Symantec System Recovery
I did find one article that i believed directly related to this issue at ' http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH130632 ' which suggests that the drive it is trying to back up to has compression enabled, But i can confirm that the drive does not have compression enabled.
The server on which the backups are taking place is running Windows Small Business Server 2011 standard and the Symantec version is Symantec System Recovery 2013 version 184.108.40.206600.
There is a scheduled task that is set to run each day which wipes the offsite USB drive, So i can confirm that the USB is blank and accesible through explorer.
In the offsite job, It is setup to backup to '\\127.0.0.1\Offsite\' , Which i can confirm that is browseable through explorer also and i can also confirm that 'Offsite' correctly maps to the USB drive on the server we're trying to back up to.
Any Help will be greatly appreciated.
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For me it looks like the backup job is made up of full and incremental backups, right ? But as you delete the content of the offsite drive on a daily basis the full backup on which the incrementals are based on is not there any more.
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The other one was sold by MoBill who put 15,000 miles on it. No sure what his reasons were, but as far as what I read here he seemed pretty happy with it.
the lack of used Teneres in itself should tell you something
That's ME! I love the bike and I get to keep it! I switch bikes all the time. There is no other bike on the market I would rather have. I have had a lot considering I am 33. I have studied them all. The Super Tenere is great. I hear things sometimes negative about how it does off road but I have never seen any piece of sales literature where they say "take this to the MX track and Win or Be a beast at your local hair scramble". I have road the bike about 110mph for distance and get great mpg, no oil burn ext. I have had it on wide slow single/double track and it does better than my two F800GS's and my 1200GS all mostly stock. I can tell you that there is no better all around bike.
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Secretary of Administration and Finance Glen Shor and Department of Revenue Commissioner Amy Pitter recently recognized the first graduates of the joint certificate and internship program developed by Bunker Hill Community College and the Department of Revenue at the State House. DOR reached out to the community college to help create the new taxation certificate program for students who have chosen a career in state taxation in the face of a shortage of workers. Bunker Hill began offering the new program in the fall of 2013.
As part of the curriculum, students participated in presentations by DOR staff on Massachusetts state tax law. Upon completion of the class curriculum, students who met certain GPA requirements also took part in a 17-week internship at DOR where they completed rotations in auditing and taxpayer services. Nine students from the inaugural class graduated and may be eligible for positions at DOR.
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Alex \a-lex\ as a boy's name (also used as girl's name Alex), is pronounced AL-ex. It is of Greek origin, and the meaning of Alex is "man's defender, warrior". Short form of Alexander. Often used independently as Alexander has become more and more popular. One of the few names used with equal frequency for both genders. Russian form Alek is currently very popular in that country; Aleko is Greek. Baseball players Alex Ochoa and Alex Rodriguez.
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Icebergs in the Ross Sea, Antarctica
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While the B-15A iceberg remains stuck in the McMurdo Sound, blocking trapped sea ice from floating away to melt in the warmer summer waters of the Ross Sea, the B-15J iceberg is slowly moving toward the Ross Ice Shelf and Ross Island. This set of true-color Terra MODIS images shows the roundish iceberg slowly rotating counter-clockwise as it moves west. The smaller, oblong iceberg that B-15J is approaching is the C-16 iceberg. The long thin iceberg between C-16 and the gargantuan B-15A is B-15K; all of the B-15 icebergs spawned from the same calving in 2002. B-15A and its sister icebergs have been blocking up ice in McMurdo Sound since 2004, and until recently, B-15A was on a collision-course with the Drygalski Ice Tongue (pointing northeast from the Ross Ice Shelf). The top image is from February 25, 2005, while the rollover image is from February 14, 2005.
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CRUELLA: This is Cruella De Vil.
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CRUELLA: I'm surprised that you remember me.
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Everett man big on Ben Franklin
GregRobin Smith portrays the founding father in a one-man act
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GregRobin Smith, of Everett, portrays one of America's founding fathers in "Benjamin Franklin -- The Original American," an interactive chautauqua he performed at the ACT Theatre in Seattle on Saturday.
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GregRobin Smith, of Everett, performs "Benjamin Franklin -- The Original American," an interactive chautauqua, at the ACT Theatre in Seattle on Saturday.
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GregRobin Smith, of Everett, dressed as Benjamin Franklin, has a moment to himself as he paces backstage before the start of "Benjamin Franklin -- The Original American," an interactive chautauqua he performed at the ACT Theatre in Seattle on Saturday.
Smith spends a moment in concentration backstage before the start of the performance.
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GregRobin Smith, of Everett, performs "Benjamin Franklin -- The Original American," an interactive chautauqua, at the ACT Theatre in Seattle on Saturday.
The Everett man wears the glasses, a colonial suit, white stockings and black leather shoes with large buckles to transform himself into Benjamin Franklin in his one-man act.
"What I try to do is introduce the person as if they were real," said Smith, 56. "It's somewhat like reporting or being a detective; you can't know everything so you have to piece it together from what you can observe."
Smith, a truck driver for the University of Washington transportation department, has always been interested in the 18th century man who was many things
including a writer, inventor, printer, scientist, politician and philosopher. During the mid-1990s, Smith was motivated to learn more about Franklin, who signed the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. His first performance as Franklin was in 2001 for students at Northstar Middle School in Kirkland. He has given lectures and answered questions as the man who is called the "original American" ever since.
"I can try and get into his mindset and try and be what he was," Smith said. "He was one of the best writers in the early American time but was not a speaker and that is a small skill that I have."
The type of performance he does is called chautauqua, said Smith, who is also an author. The style dates back to 1878 and is performed by actors who dress in character to bring to life a variety of personalities, including historical, literary and political figures.
His original plan after graduating from Eastern Washington University in 1977 with a theater degree was to join the U.S. Coast Guard. Friends instead convinced him to move to Seattle, Smith said. There he held a variety of jobs before 1981 when he and his wife, Cymbric Early-Smith, started The Interactive History Company. The organization offers hands-on educational programs based on different time periods. As part of the program, Smith also portrays Robyn Plaeyr, an Elizabethan actor, and a knight named Sir Gregory.
Robert Herold, a teacher at Northstar Middle High, invited Smith to perform more than 20 years ago for his students as an actor in the medieval program. He continues to invite Smith to the school to share his presentations with students.
"His Ben Franklin he does for all ages," Herold said. "He has read voluminously about Ben Franklin and has incorporated all kinds of anecdotes about his life. ...He's a very engaging, very witty, very charismatic performer."
His shows also can be fundraisers, Smith said. A portion of the proceeds from his three "Benjamin Franklin -- The Original American" performances held Saturday at the ACT Theatre in Seattle go to several nonprofits.
During the show, Smith spoke about Franklin's life. As a young boy, Franklin and some friends used stones from a building site to create a jetty near a marsh where they enjoyed fishing. They were discovered and Franklin's father was not happy with his son.
"I pleaded to Father but this could be a useful project," Smith said as Franklin. "He convinced me quite soundly that nothing which is not honest is useful. I learned this lesson."
Smith spoke about giving away inventions, such as bifocal glasses and the lightning rod, to help people.
"Why would I want to patent them?" he said. "Use them. I get so much from you, why not give you something in return?"
When an audience member asked about the things Franklin regretted in his life, Smith said one was not resolving the issue of slavery. Franklin owned slaves and announced rewards for runaway slaves in his newspapers but did not believe in slavery, Smith said. He tried near the end of his life to convince members of Congress to take up the issue, but they didn't.
"We gave that to you," Smith said. "Parents. They create problems that they pass onto their children."
Deanne Calvert of Seattle and her son Jack, 8, enjoyed the performance.
"It captured both our imaginations," said Calvert, 48. "It was a lot of historical information but the back and forth with the audience kept it lively."
Smith performs about 50 shows a year as Franklin but would love to do more and travel the world as the founding father.
"Franklin has improved me," Smith said. "His belief was that you don't have to be magic, you don't have to be the chosen. He was a printer with less than two years of education and yet he stood before four kings. It's impressive."
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The Supreme Court on Monday lifted its ban on iron ore mining operations in Karnataka by companies which had not flouted lease conditions.
A three-judge forest bench headed by Justice Aftab Alam accepted the report of its Central Empowered Committee (CEC) which had said that Category 'A' leases which consist of 21 operational and 24 non-operational leases be allowed to carry on their business as they have not violated any rules.
While reading out its order, the bench also said that companies are allowed to carry out mining operations with certain conditions. The ban on mining of iron ore for the remaining leases will continue.
In its report, the CEC had put the mines in the area into three categories as A, B and C.
The mines in which there was least or no irregularities were categorised as 'A' and those with maximum illegalities were put in 'C' category.
The Karnataka Iron and Steel Manufacturing Association had sought immediate steps for opening of those iron ore mines in which the apex court appointed expert panel had found minimum irregularities.
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The Harlan County Lady Bears avenged an earlier season loss to 14th Region foe Leslie County on Wednesday, as they swept the visiting Lady Eagles 26-24, 26-24 in a dramatic contest.
"That was the most exciting game all year. It was unbelievable how they came back," said Harlan County coach Donna Vicini. "I'm very proud of them. They showed they are capable of playing with anybody."
Chyanna Harris powered the Lady Bears with two aces, two kills and four points in the opening set. Lauren Lee had an ace, two tips, a service point and four points.Whitney Stevens recorded two kills, one ace and three points. Katelyn Reynolds contributed three kills and three points. Brittany Clem had two blocks and two points, while Charleigh Mefford added one tip and one point.
Lee had three tips and three points to lead a rally in the second set. Harris delivered two kills, an ace and three points. Stevens tallied one kill, a block, a service point and three additional points. Clem contributed one block, a service point, an ace and three points. Mefford had two points and a tip, while Reynolds added two kills, a tip and three points.
Harlan County fell 15-21, 12-21 in the junior varsity contest.
Cellins Hatmaker's two aces and two points paced the Lady Bears in the opening set. Tarolyn Burkhart added an ace and two points. Sasha Simpson recorded a kill and a point, while Sabrina Simpson delivered a tip and a point.
Hatmaker led the way with a kill, an ace and three points in the second set. Keirstian Hall had a service point. Sasha Simpson contributed a tip and a point. Mefford added a point.
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Fargo released the names of the 16 civilians aboard the Greenville at today's press conference. The visitors included two from Kansas, two from Massachusetts, eight from Texas, two from Hawaii and two from Colorado.
Two of the 16 were at control positions when it surfaced under the Ehime Maru.
Though investigators found the civilian visitors on the submarine did not create any major distractions, they said it was clear the sub would not have carried out the "emergency blow," a rapid rise to the surface, if the guests had not been aboard.
Even before the Pentagon report, officials said they do not believe the 16 civilian guests on the submarine played a direct role in the incident, though they have not ruled out the possibility.
"Clearly, in hindsight, we could have done a much better job of making that information known not only to you all, but to the NTSB," said Pietropaoli. "I think people were assuming that the Navy would be the right ones to make that available, and we didn't do a good job of getting that out sooner."
The report also finds that officers of the submarine did search for survivors of the Japanese boat once the collision occurred, but choppy ocean conditions may have prevented them from seeing any.
Investigators have been looking into why Waddle failed to spot the Japanese trawler either through the periscope or by using sonar just before descending deep and then performing the emergency blow. In addition, President Bush ordered a review of all policies concerning civilian activity during military exercises. Officials say Waddle could face criminal charges.
The NTSB has been conducting its own investigation into the crash because it involved a civilian vessel. NTSB spokesman John Hammerschmidt confirmed that a civilian was allowed to flip the Greeneville's ballast activation levers, which shoots the water out of its ballast tanks helping to raise the vessel quickly to the surface during the emergency maneuver.
The Navy announced Friday that submarines would not be allowed to carry out the emergency surfacing maneuver with civilians on board until the investigation is completed. However, non-military visitors will still be allowed on submarines, Navy officials said.
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Japanese resentment over the crash continues to swell.
"It is outrageous. [The U.S. Navy] is slack," Defense Agency chief Toshitsugu Saito said at a news conference.
Relations between the U.S. armed forces and the Japanese government were troubled even before this accident at sea. Okinawans have been bitter about their island's use as a home base for the bulk of the U.S. military presence in Japan — approximately 26,000 of the 48,000 U.S. troops are stationed in the entire country.
To exacerbate the issue, Marine Lt. Gen. Earl Hailston, the senior U.S. commander on Okinawa, recently called his hosts "nuts and wimps" in an internal e-mail message. Hailston later apologized.
As a result of those problems, including several documented assaults on local woman by American servicemen, the local government of the island adopted a resolution calling for a revision of an agreement on U.S. military forces to enable local police to detain criminal suspects more easily.
In that resolution, Okinawans asked for the military to hand over a Marine suspected in a series of arson attacks last month. Okinawa police have prepared an arrest warrant for 23-year-old Marine Lance Cpl. Kurt Billie on suspicion of setting fire to several restaurants.
It is possible that Bush's first opportunity for a personal apology over the accident could come as early as next month when Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori comes to the United States in early March to meet Bush, according to one Japanese newspaper.
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