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We need to setup dedicated log targets each of our clients. It is convenient in that we proxy their web services, and so we can create a dedicated log target subscribing to the object(s) of the web service dedicated for each client.
When setting it up, is it correct to go to the object filter tab, select "WSGateway", enter the name of the WSP and its related objects we want to log, and then select "Add Referenced Objects". Will that cover everything on the WSP?
That is, suppose we have a AAA policy, an SLM policy, etc., will I need to also subscribe to those by type and name?
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Re: How to setup dedicated log target for WSP and all related objects2012-11-20T23:57:32Z in response to SystemAdminJoe,
Depending on the firmware version you are using, I believe there is a known issue in 4.0.2 and 4.0.1 where the object filter may not work properly in some cases. Unfortunately I am having a hard time finding any eta on that at the minute.
I hope you do not mind this suggestion but I would run a few simple failure cases where you expect the AAA, SLM, backend connection, processing policy match, etc to fail and compare your custom log target to an "all" "info" or "all" debug" log target running at the same time.
This helps me a lot when I am debugging or trying to make sure I trap enough information especially for failure cases.
I believe some AAA and SLM actions are included in the referenced objects but with the known bug and honestly the fact that I would rather see it for myself .. I suggest test and compare to remove all doubt.
Hope this helps.
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Re: How to setup dedicated log target for WSP and all related objects2012-11-21T16:10:43Z in response to TreyRunning in debug mode subscribed to all events... I don't see anything missing, so that helps. We are running 184.108.40.206. We're about to launch UAT, so I'm sure to see just about every kind of failure.


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A Rose is Still a Rose is the thirty-sixth studio album by American recording artist Aretha Franklin. Released in March 1998, it resulted in the singer's most critically acclaimed and best-selling album of the 1990s. It was also her first Gold-certified studio album in twelve years and received two Grammy nominations for "Best R&B Album" and "Best R&B Song" for the title track "A Rose Is Still A Rose".
By 1997, Aretha Franklin hadn't recorded a studio album in six years following the release of 1991's ill-fated What You See Is What You Sweat. Franklin remained active, providing songs on film soundtracks, such as Malcolm X, Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit and Waiting to Exhale. Franklin also released her first greatest-hits album of her Arista tenure in 1994, which included two new singles produced by Babyface, including the top 40 hit, "Willing to Forgive".
In the meantime, word came that Franklin was working with younger producers trying to re-connect with a new audience that was embracing neo soul and hip hop soul artists, such as Mariah Carey, Mary J. Blige, Erykah Badu and The Fugees. When reports emerged that Franklin's new album would include Sean "Puffy" Combs, Jermaine Dupri and The Fugees' Lauryn Hill, there were mixed reactions from fans and critics unsure what to expect from the collaborations, as other attempts to modernize Franklin's classic soul sound produced mixed results – her last hit album was 1986's Aretha.
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Prior to releasing the album's first single, Franklin made headlines for two stand-out performances at the Grammy Awards in February 1998.
The first was her 1967 classic, "Respect", which she sang in a renewed version inspired by her role in the sequel to The Blues Brothers, she later presented a Grammy award. Then, shortly before opera singer Luciano Pavarotti was to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award, Pavarotti called in sick. As organisers looked to find a replacement, Franklin opted to fill in as she had sung with Pavarotti weeks earlier.
Franklin later stated it took 30 minutes to get prepared for the performance and the singer admitted having real concern over how the performance would go. However, her worries were unfounded when she performed "Nessun Dorma" in Pavarotti's musical key. Her performance won a standing ovation.
Shortly after the Grammy performance, the title track was quietly issued to radio stations in the late winter of 1998. The title track was produced by Hill, who also provided background vocals. The song's lyrics focused on a wiser woman giving advice to a younger woman going through relationship problems and self-identity issues. It featured a modern soul production by Hill and a vocally rejuvenated Franklin, who had begun singing in her higher register again after years of singing in a lower register, due to declining vocals brought on by years of chain smoking. The song was also given its own video, which gained heavy rotation on BET. The video featured not only Hill, but other modern female soul artists, who were admittedly influenced by Franklin, including Faith Evans.
The single became a success on release and crossed over to pop radio where the song peaked at #26 on the Hot 100, marking the forty-fifth top 40 hit of Franklin's long career. The album was issued in March 1998, a month following Franklin's showstopping Grammy performance, gaining successful sales, peaking at #30 on the Billboard 200 and #7 on the R&B chart. Though the album failed to produce additional Top 40 hits – the follow-up "Here We Go Again" (produced by Jermaine Dupri) peaked at #76 on the Hot 100 and #24 on the R&B chart. The album sold well enough to give Franklin her first Gold album in 12 years. As of July 2002, the album had sold 390,000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.[7]
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- "A Rose Is Still a Rose" (Lauryn Hill) – 4:27
- "Never Leave You Again" (Sean "Puffy" Combs, Kelly Price, Corey Rooney) – 4:36
- "In Case You Forgot" (Bill Dickens, Tim Gant, Michael Gray) – 4:49
- "Here We Go Again" (Troy Lee Broussard, Jermaine Dupri, Wayne Garfield, Trey Lorenz, Mauro Malavasi, David Romani) – 3:30
- "Every Lil' Bit Hurts" (Stephanie Cooke, Jermaine Dupri, Manuel Seal, Jr.) – 4:07
- "In the Morning" (Daryl Simmons) – 4:56
- "I'll Dip" (Dallas Austin) – 4:06
- "How Many Times" (Greg Charley, David Foster, John Winston) – 4:21
- "Watch My Back" (Norman West) – 4:45
- "Love Pang" (Mira Waters, Nancy Wilson) – 4:20
- "The Woman" (Franklin) – 7:41
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- ^ Christgau, Robert (1998). Robert Christgau: CG: Aretha Franklin. Robert Christgau. The Village Voice. Retrieved on 2011-04-08.
- ^ Helligar, Jeremy (March 13, 1998). A Rose Is Still a Rose | Music | EW.com. Entertainment Weekly. Retrieved on 2011-04-08.
- ^ Hunter, James (February 25, 1998). "Aretha Franklin: A Rose Is Still A Rose : Music Reviews". Rolling Stone. Archived from the original on 2008-05-09. Retrieved 2014-05-21.
- ^ Aretha Franklin – Rose Is Still A Rose CD Album. CD Universe. Muze. Retrieved on 2011-04-08.
- ^ Chairman Mao (April 1998). "Revolutions – Aretha Franklin 'A Rose Is a Rose' Arista". Vibe (Vibe Media Group) 6 (3). Retrieved 2011-04-08.
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Iowa State _ Cyclones coach Fred Hoiberg found help from Will Clyburn, a 6-7 guard who played in junior college and at Utah, and Michigan State transfer Korie Lucious. Clyburn is averaging a team-high 14.4 points and 7.6 rebounds, while Lucious is averaging about 10 points and 5.5 assists heading into Wednesday's game at Oklahoma State. But the two seniors are also offering leadership, with Lucious _ who played in the 2009 national-title game and the 2010 Final Four with the Spartans _ calling a players-only meeting after a loss to Texas Tech. "I just called the meeting to make sure everybody's heads was on straight," Lucious said. Iowa State responded by beating Kansas State last weekend for its first win against a ranked opponent this season.
Missouri _ Second-year Tigers coach Frank Haith could almost field an entire lineup with four transfers, three of whom sat all or most of last season. Oregon transfer Jabari Brown is second on the team in scoring at around 15 points since becoming eligible in December, while fellow guards Earnest Ross (Auburn) and Keion Bell (Pepperdine) have been part-time starters averaging at least nine points. Then there's former Connecticut forward Alex Oriakhi, a member of the 2011 NCAA championship team who was cleared to play immediately because the Huskies were banned from the NCAA tournament due to poor academics. Oriakhi is averaging about 11 points and nine boards on the interior for the 17th-ranked Tigers heading into Wednesday's game at LSU.
UCLA _ Consider this "Chapel Hill Westwood." First the Bruins added twin 6-10 forwards David and Travis Wear from North Carolina last season. Then they added another former Tar Heel this year in point guard Larry Drew II, who quit the team at UNC in 2011 at midseason after losing his starting job to Kendall Marshall. After two-plus years of uneven play for Roy Williams, the senior entered the week ranked fourth nationally in assists (eight per game) and first in assist-to-turnover ratio (4.6). As for the Wears, Travis is a starter averaging 12 points and six rebounds, while David is averaging about seven points and five boards off the bench for Ben Howland's Bruins heading into Wednesday's game against USC.


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gorgeous beach house!!
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The home also comes equipped with an Intercom, washer and dryer, Plasma TV's, DVD players, three outdoor parking spaces, linens, towels beach towels, fully functioning kitchen featuring Viking professional appliances and so much more. Enjoy the convenient location with just short walk to pier, downtown Hermosa Beach, shopping, restaurants, and a night life! This home is a true Gem; come and pamper yourself in a truly one of a kind experience!
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Yalumba Y Series Sangiovese Rose 2008
Rosé from Barossa Valley, Australia
Winemaker's Notes
A juicy watermelon color with fuschia highlights, the Yalumba Y Series Sangiovese Rose is a complex wine dominated with aromas of fresh fruit, highlighted with fragrant rhubarb, pomegranate, and red apples with a hint of lavender. Refreshing and persistent, the palate is medium bodied with crisp acid and a very dry finish. A rose for grown-ups!
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Australian Wine Companion - "A delicate cherry-accented bouquet leads into a light but well-balanced palate."
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Yalumba is Australia's oldest family-owned winery, founded in 1849 by Samuel Smith. From modest beginnings, the Yalumba Wine Company has grown to become one of Australia's most successful wineries, owned by 5th generation Robert Hill-Smith. Yalumba regularly receives accolades for its outstanding wines, and for its leadership in viticultural innovation and sustainable farming. Yalumba was the first winery in the world to be recognized with the Climate Award from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (2007), earned the International Green Apple Gold Award from House of Commons (U.K. 2011), and was the first winery outside the United States to win the BRIT International Award of Excellence in Sustainable Winegrowing Competition (2013). The Yalumba portfolio commences with the fresh and flavorsome varietal wines of the Y Series, then moves up to the Samuel's Garden line to capture the essence of the classic Rhone-influenced varietals of the Barossa and Eden Valleys, explores sub-regional complexity through innovative, modern wines in the Hand Pickedline, and culminates with the coveted, collectible Yalumba Rare and Fine wines including Signature and Octavius. View all Yalumba Wines
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The Barossa zone consists of two sections - the Barossa Valley and the Eden Valley. Wines from the Eden Valley can be labelled Barossa or Barossa Valley.
Situated just a bit east of the large city of Adelaide, Barossa is Australia's wine headquarters. Mega producers are based here, boutique wineries call it home and a majority of the habitants claim their income on the wine industry. The valley is strewn with a series of hamlets, small towns spotted throughout the region.
Barossa ValleyBarossa is red-wine territory, with red grapes consisting of about two-thirds of the region's plantings. The reds, Shiraz in particular, are lauded for their rich, concentrated flavors and aging potential. Old vines of Shiraz and Grenache are popular, many up to 80 years old. The valley is home to some of the most famous vineyards of Australia - this is where the first Penfolds Grange was made. Whites are also found, mainly from the Semillon grape – these wines are as full-bodied as the reds although harder to find. Riesling and Chardonnay are also planted.
Eden ValleyRight next to Barossa Valley, but a bit higher in elevation, Eden Valley is an ideal neighbor. Many wineries source vineyards from both areas as the climate difference in Eden Valley leads to wines of a different character. Reds are still mainly Shiraz and Grenache, but the wines are often more restrained and less dense than those in the Barossa Valley. Whites are popular here too. Eden Valley Rieslings and Semillons are particularly excellent.
About AustraliaLike the United States, which is about the same size, Australia's winemaking regions are huddled into one or two pockets of the country. The state of South Australia, which produces about 60% of the country's wine, also has the most wineries and sub-regions, including McLaren Vale, Clare Valley, Coonawarra and Barossa Valley. New South Wales is home to the Hunter Valley, while the smaller, southern state of Victoria is best known for theYarra Valley. Head way west to the very large state of Western Australia and you'll find the tiny region of Margaret River at the southern tip.
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Esther K. Myers, 89, Clear Lake, Iowa died Wednesday, July 18, 2012, six days before her 90th birthday, at the Mercy Medical Center of North Iowa. Visitation was Sunday, July 22, at Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Chapel, Clear Lake. The Funeral Services were held in Fort Atkinson, Iowa, Monday, July 23, at St. John's Catholic Church
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What's a Milan Lucic milestone without interesting postgame attire?
After recording his 30th goal of the season Tuesday night, Lucic entered the dressing room in an old, faded (and old) Bruins windbreaker from what appeared to be the early 1990s. Lucic conducted his entire session with reporters without making mention of it, but explained the fashion choice afterward.
"Andrew Ference found it, and he wanted to kind of pass it on between the guys," Lucic said, "so I guess I'm the model for it."
"It's Cam [Neely]'s era," Lucic said of the style with a laugh. "His team track suits."
Devotees will remember that Lucic was sporting a fedora following his Nov. 18 hat trick. He said after that game that each player to pick up a hat trick would wear the fedora following the game. Since then, both Patrice Bergeron and Zdeno Chara have celebrated hat tricks — sans headwear.
"I guess I'm the model of the team," Lucic said of the fact that he starts trends that his teammates may or, more commonly, may not follow. "I have to fashion off all the new stuff."
The jacket was entertaining, but it certainly wasn't "new stuff." It was old.
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The bride's parents met hiking in northern Tehran. It was the first time a man held Azar's hand.
It also was love at first sight.
In the mid-1970s Azar and her husband, Siavash (sea-of-ash) moved to Lawrence, Kan., so Siavash could pursue a master's degree in engineering. But when the young couple returned to Tehran with two babies and Siavash's master's from the University of Kansas, the Iranian Revolution was in full swing. Demonstrations and strikes tore the country apart. It took months before Siavash could find a job.
Then the Iran-Iraq war broke out. There were bombing raids, trench warfare. When the war ended eight years later, an estimated 1 million people were dead.
Early on, the Beiks realized their homeland no longer was a place to raise their son and daughter. "They were bombing every night," Azar says. "We couldn't go near the windows. We were scared."
Leaving their extended families tore at the couple's hearts. Making matters worse, Siavash was one of the few experts left capable of designing large water projects. Telling the regime, "We're out of here" wasn't an option.
Under the guise that he was interviewing job candidates, Siavash made his way to the United States and left Azar behind with the children. He obtained a green card, found a job and an apartment in Indianapolis and prayed for his family.
In something similar to the escape scene in the movie "Argo," Azar made her way to the Tehran airport with her two children. Suspicious, a guard demanded, "Why are you leaving?"
Azar replied she was going on vacation. Guards searched her bags and found family jewelry. She was sent to a room for questioning and forced to leave her children behind.
She told her 8-year-old son, Ali, to hold his sister's hand and never let go. "I was shaking," Azar recalls. "You don't know if someone's going to take your kids."
Finally, mother and children were allowed to board a plane. Azar confesses, "I just cried forever."
Today, Siavash is vice president at an engineering firm in Indianapolis and Azar is a jewelry designer and in sales. Still, when thunderstorms rumble across the Indiana sky, Azar flashes back to bombs dropping.
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After the first ceremony, the wedding party and guests assemble before a 6-by-8-foot low-slung table made by the groom, Aliso Viejo-based wellness instructor Dennis George. Called the sofreh-ye aghd – wedding spread – the table is draped in linen and laden with items that represent earth, fire, water, air and more.


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Barbara Brodsky
Brodsky has been practicing meditation since 1960. She has dual
roots in the Buddhist and Quaker traditions and her teaching
reflects this balance. Barbara teaches insight or vipassana
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awareness) traditions to people of all faiths, traveling throughout
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Why "Deep Spring Center"? Barbara has said, "Almost forty years ago, when I first began to meditate, one day I had a vivid image of accessing a deep spring within myself as I moved into a meditational space. It was a bottomless spring, connected to the Infinite and Eternal. From that spring I drew sustenance and insight, not my own strength and wisdom but a far deeper one to which my meditation opened me. It was a place of deepest connection, deepest love. I saw that source was in all of us, the center to which we may all come. I came to think of it as a spring. The spring was 'self' but the waters were the pure energy and love of the universe. That spring has been with me all these years. I hope that all beings find that deep source within, and that it may lead us all to joyful connection and to peace."
Barbara has been profoundly deaf over thirty years; living with silence has greatly influenced her life and teaching, as have years of active involvement in non-violent action for social change. She is married and the mother of three adult children and is also a published writer and a sculptor whose work may be seen in public and private collections throughout the US.
She is the channel for the discarnate entity, Aaron*.
Evenings with Aaron* - Barbara Brodsky and Aaron
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Offered as dana (donation).
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Aaron's talk will cover a variety of spiritual practices including Vipassana and Pure Awareness Meditation, Working with Inner Guidance, and Supporting Changes in our physical/spiritual bodies through work with body energy, the elements, sound and Open Heart.
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Day: Wednesday
Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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Dates: 1/21, (skip Feb.), 3/18, 4/15, 5/20
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Books by Barbara Brodsky and Aaron
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Aaron: A Channeled Introduction
About Aaron's final lifetime; February 21 1998, Emrich retreat
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A man hurled crude firebombs at an Islamic cultural centre in part because he wasn't allowed to use its bathrooms and targeted four other New York-area sites on New Year's Day because of personal grievances, a law enforcement official said on Tuesday.
The 40-year-old man, of Guyanese descent, was taken into custody on Tuesday after he was tracked through a stolen car with Virginia license plates believed to be at the scene of at least two of the attacks on Sunday evening on a convenience store, three homes and the cultural centre, the police said.
The man, Ray Lazier Lengend, who allegedly confessed to a string of arson attacks at an Islamic cultural centre and four other sites on New Year's Day, was arrested on Tuesday on a hate crime charge, police said.
The charges included one count of arson as a hate crime, four counts of arson and five counts of criminal possession of a weapon, police said.
He was being held by police and couldn't be reached for comment.
The man made statements implicating himself in the attacks and had personal problems with each location, New York Police Department chief spokesman Paul Browne said.
Two of the targets were homes in Queens, and one was a relative's home in neighbouring Nassau County.
The man had prior arrests for drugs, passing bad checks and weapons possession.
Authorities believe the man was kicked out of the convenience store on December 27 for trying to steal a glass Starbucks Frappuccino bottle and milk. Four of the five crude firebombs thrown at the various locations were made from glass Starbucks bottles, police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said earlier Tuesday. The fifth likely was made from a beer bottle.
Witnesses reported the man made threats as he was escorted out, Kelly said.
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DENVER (AP) - It could be midday Thursday before electricity is restored to everyone who lost power in the Denver area after powerful winds.
Xcel Energy says the blackouts affected about 50,000 customers in Denver, Fort Collins and Greeley starting at 10 p.m. Tuesday. Crews restored service to most by midday Wednesday.
About 5,500 were still without power Wednesday evening, and the company said it could be noon Thursday everyone's service is restored.
The National Weather Service said gusts of up to 60 mph were reported in the Denver area and the northeast Colorado plains Tuesday night.
Gusts of 46 mph were reported in the northern Colorado town of Loveland on Wednesday. Fort Morgan, Akron and Holyoke in northeastern Colorado reported 40 mph gusts.
The Weather Service issued a high wind warning for much of northeastern Colorado, with sustained winds of up to 40 mph and gusts of up to 60 mph possible.
A red flag warning was issued for eastern and southeastern Colorado, saying high wind and low humidity created very high to extreme fire danger. Sustained winds of up to 30 mph and gusts of up to 55 mph were forecast in that area.
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Instead of preaching kindness, we should realize, as the Bible did long ago, that we're all bullies—and that the best advice is to give in to that reality
These are tough times for the American bully.
Last week, after a young man opened fire in his Ohio high school, killing three classmates and wounding two, renowned scholars of adolescent psychology such as Charlie Rose and Marlo Thomas were quick to prognosticate and assert that the alleged shooter, the gawky T.J. Lane, was just a bullied kid taking bloody revenge on his tormenters. That the theory turned out to be utterly false did little to satisfy the national hunger for bully-flavored sanctimony. Speaking at Harvard University, Lady Gaga unveiled a foundation dedicated to nurturing a more congenial environment in school, aided by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius, and by society's Empress Emerita herself, Oprah Winfrey. The singer decided to start the foundation, she said, because she had been a victim of bullying, and she hoped the foundation would help make kids kinder to each other.
Gaga is sweet, but she's misguided. The problem is not what to do to defang the bully, but what to do to galvanize his victims. The answer is simple, stark, unfashionable: Teach victims to hit back and hit hard.
I learned this lesson at 6. A boy, a year or two older, approached me in the schoolyard and demanded that I meet him the following day and surrender a particular Star Wars action figure he knew I had in my possession. If I refused, he said while gently rapping his knuckles against my cheekbones, my well-being would not be guaranteed. As he looked a lot like those giant walrus-apes in the trailer for John Carter, I was inclined to comply. That night, I sheepishly confessed my defeat to my father. What followed were words to live by: Without a trace of emotion in his voice, my father instructed me to go to school the following day, face the aggressor, and unleash upon him every bit of terrible violence and holy rage I could muster.
I did. The bully, nose broken, blood dribbling down his chin, lay in the dirt. I was expelled for a few days but then returned to school triumphant. The bully had little unkind to say to me thereafter. Nor, for that matter, did anyone else.
Occasionally, at dinner parties, I'll share this story with my friends, and they, especially those who have children old enough to face a similar situation, will rebuke me for my appalling behavior, remind me that violence is never the answer, lecture me about vicious cycles and grim consequences, and overall imply that I might feel more comfortable taking the remainder of my meal out in the street, along with the rest of those roughs who were driven to howling by misfortune and madness. In response, I generally sip my wine and quote my Proverbs: "Fear of man will prove to be a snare, but whoever trusts in the Lord is kept safe."
You can see this attitude in action in many of the Good Book's numerous accounts of bullying. When Joseph, our most celebrated victim of bullying, was tossed into a cistern and sold to itinerant Ishmaelites, he emerged empowered and took his revenge, submitting his brothers to a protracted power play and asserting his primacy by flaunting his might.
One can hardly resist imagining what Gaga might have advised our multicolored-coated patriarch. Judging from her foundation's mission statement, she might have spoken of the need for "creating a safe community that helps connect young people with the skills and opportunities they need to build a braver, kinder world." And she's right. But these skills, as Joseph learned the hard way, involve the ability to do things like planting a silver chalice in his brothers' possession and then holding one of them imprisoned for a spell until he could reveal his true identity and forgive them their past wickedness. In doing so, Joseph was not merely taking revenge, but had struck back and corrected the basic balance of power between himself and his brothers. Only then could reconciliation begin.
And yet, when we talk about bullying, we reserve most of our vim and vitriol for the perpetrators, motivated by the belief that these cruel ogres can somehow be reformed. They cannot. The desire to torment the other, to harass those different than us, to lord it over the weak is all too human. It's worth remembering here that Joseph's brothers are the men from whose loins sprang the tribes of Israel—which is to say, to an extent they are the progenitors of most of the people who are likely reading this article. Like them, we too have it in us to be terrible meanies. Suppress that urge, and you deny us our natural birthright.
Which, of course, isn't to advocate brutalities. Limits must be observed. But attempting to make children preternaturally nice to one another is very much like trying to convince puppies to chew with their mouths closed—we may succeed, but we would have ruined what makes them such jolly beasts, and we would certainly impede their growth. Children grow in part by testing the boundaries of their own abilities, and such testing is always applied vis-à-vis others. They tease and hit and threaten, some more maliciously than others, just to see what happens. If balance is kept, if the victim swings back, peace is restored. If not, a message is sent, clearer than the admonitions of a thousand teachers, that bullying is tremendously effective.
Rather than see bullies as abhorrent and in need of mending, let us realize, per our tradition, that they are us. And rather than forbid malice, let us instead teach our kids to strike back. They'll be much happier if the biblical justice was allowed to prevail, unimpeded, in the schoolyard. After all, they were born this way.
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CLEVELAND Two ninth-inning losses in two days have left the Seattle Mariners reeling and frustrated.
Mark Reynolds' bases-loaded fielder's choice in the ninth inning Saturday scored Jason Kipnis and gave the Cleveland Indians a 5-4 victory over Seattle.
The Mariners had tied the score in the top of the ninth on two-out home runs by Raul Ibanez and Justin Smoak off Indians closer Chris Perez, but lost in heartbreaking fashion for the second time in less than 24 hours.
On Friday night, Kipnis hit a game-ending three-run homer in the 10th inning to give Cleveland a 6-3 win.
"You don't see that very often, to hit two solo homers off a top closer like Perez, then they come back and snatch it in the bottom of the inning," Seattle manager Eric Wedge said, shaking his head. "This was a tough one."
Mariners reliever Oliver Perez (1-1) started the ninth, but allowed all three Indians he faced to reach base. The veteran left-hander surrendered a single to Kipnis and a double to Asdrubal Cabrera after going up 0-2 to both hitters, then intentionally walked Nick Swisher to load the bases.
Rookie Yoervis Medina entered and Reynolds hit a sharp grounder to shortstop Brendan Ryan, but catcher Jesus Montero came off home plate after taking the throw. Kipnis scored standing up, making Chris Perez (2-0) the winner after blowing the save minutes earlier.
"I thought I had him," said Ryan, whose right knee was bloodied while making the stop. "I haven't seen the replay, so I don't know exactly what happened, but I did the best I could."
Wedge had plenty to say, especially about Montero's inability to record the force out.
"The throw beat him, but Monty came off the plate early," said Wedge, a former major league catcher. "You have to stand on the plate, but he came out a little bit early. We got the ground ball we wanted - Ryno made a great play - but we didn't get it done."
Montero said Ryan's throw pulled him slightly toward first base, which was enough to slide his left foot onto the dirt.
"Brandon made an unbelievable diving catch and I tried hard to stay on the plate," said Montero. "We usually block the plate, but the ball was a little too far and I couldn't do it."
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