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| Vivi007Nee chapter 18 . 10/29
MAN. I've been on this journey with you for about a week, and I loved every word of it.
It's not often that one comes across a well-written fanfic with SUBSTANCE, and I think that makes this particular story awfully special (and I learned a little something of China's history, too). Thanks so much for your contribution to this community, and please keep it up!
| KodiakWolfe13 chapter 18 . 10/2
Oh my gosh, this story was fantastic! I was happy I could follow most of the history from having learned it in school and, ironically enough, a mythology book. It was super fantastic and one of my favorite parts was seeing Toga and Inuyasha together. Nothing like some good father/son bonding. :)
Fantastic story!
| GoofyGummy chapter 18 . 2/16
Great plot and story! Thank you for writing this fic. :)
| Vena Grey chapter 18 . 12/14/2014
This is great. A little rough sometimes, but it's obvious you put a lot of work into it. It's refreshing to find stories on here that are this well-rounded and original. Very nice work!
| Cetacea92 chapter 18 . 9/5/2014
Wow, this is a great story! I liked how you incorporated historical characters and facts into this story. You also kept Kagome and InuYasha "in character." No lovey-dovey proclamations, but instead using their actions to speak for their feelings, just as Takahashi employed this method in her manga. The ending was realistic for this series too. On to read more of your stories!
| Guest chapter 1 . 8/23/2014
| 00mokona chapter 18 . 10/28/2013
awesome story loved it nice details
| LittlestTrainWreck chapter 1 . 10/4/2013
Y'know, it's funny.
I read this fanfiction /years/ ago. Probably around grade 8. I'm in University now, and in my film studies class, we watched and studied 'Hero.' I don't know if you've seen that movie, but the beginning of the Qin Dynasty is a big part of it, and I immediately remembered this fic.
I guess you made that lasting impression on me, so cheers! Think I might read it again this weekend.
Just thought I'd let you know!
| X-Chick303 chapter 18 . 5/21/2013
This was perfect. Excellent work.
| X-Chick303 chapter 11 . 5/21/2013
I like the name you chose for Sesshomaru's mom. Though, I heard that in some circles, fans call her InuKimi. Ah well, it's your story. :D
| Guest chapter 2 . 4/1/2013
When u first wrote Ying Zhang I was like where did I hear that name before... Then u mentioned about him being the first man to unify all of China into one empire it suddenly clicked in my head I remembered reading about him in a passage before and I suddenly screamed out "I got IT!" While my family members were like "Got what?" Lmao XD
| Nezumi-24-7 chapter 16 . 3/27/2013
Could you please send me the link to love me hate me please thankx i loved this soooo much inukag yeah and toga is awesome
| FallenFan77 chapter 17 . 2/8/2013
Only one more chapter to go. I didn't get the chance to finish it and I was looking for this story every where lol Cool chapter, I'll be reading the next one now :)
| FallenFan77 chapter 1 . 2/8/2013
Awesome first chapter!
| inuyasha.lover33 chapter 18 . 11/22/2012
Happy ending! (at least until they fight Naraku) I love it, moments of inuyasha and his father are beautiful! I loved it! Great job


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I played Doom when I was in 2nd grade. I recall playing the first room a billion times because I didn't know how to open doors, so my father would reset the game for me every 15 minutes so that I could kill the two bad guys over and over again. The next day I went to school with violent tendencies and -- became a cartoonist!
But Doom was just a gateway game to the hard stuff. Age of Empires, Syndicate, and Chex Quest.
A few years later my mom was called in to school to discuss a serious problem. My teacher laid out my classwork in front of her. Behind every page were terrible drawings of stickfigure catapult war scenes, monsters from Biomenace, and a scribbly picture of the "Flemoidus Cycloptis." My mother didn't know what to make of it. After that she made sure I did my homework as soon as I got home.
(But she locked me in the bathroom a week later when she found out I drew sunglasses and a sweet goatee on every picture of Jesus in my catechism work-book.)
Things got worse when the teacher at school gave every student a journal. I had a game concept I just had to write down and share with the whole class. A marvelous game with a title given to me by a friend: "The Death of Jackson Teachers". I'll admit the title was a little extreme, the teacher thought it was going to be a murder simulator like the ones she saw on T.V. but I saw it as a platformer where the enemies would throw office referrals at the player. If only I had a little more time that morning to flesh out a Game Design Doc...
I don't remember what happened after that. I do know that the teacher hated me and that I was one of the most disliked kids in class. But eventually I shaped up and moved on to middle school where I found a bunch of other violent nerds like me and I'm still friends with each one to this day. There's no moral to this story. Do violent videogames affect children? Of course they do. Some more than others to the point where they want to make violent games of their own. The only difference between young me and now me is that I can do it more tastefully.
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P.S. I made this DOOM video for the Lore channel on Youtube. Check it out.
MY friends and I've been playing that recently. IT'S SO GOOD.
That's awesome! I should get myself a copy and play it again. <3
I think I have my original disk somewhere.
I think I have my original disk somewhere.
i would love to see that game. it reminds me of the business men from earth worm jim.
LOL! YES! I think they were lawyers originally.
I guess the creator had some beef with the law.
Violent video games used to be a joke, lol. The monsters in doom didn't look like anything more than pointillist abstractions.
Some of the games they make today, though -- holy crap bombs... I saw a clip of someone getting torn in half on a Mortal Kombat game... OnO
Some of the games they make today, though -- holy crap bombs... I saw a clip of someone getting torn in half on a Mortal Kombat game... OnO
I KNOW! At times I couldn't stomach some of the fatalities. Mainly because they weren't creative. Choking a guy with his own foot? PFFT. They can do better.
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In the puzzle oriented expansion Penumbra: Requiem long lost friends will return and aid Philip on his quest, but can they really be trusted? In the bizarre world of Penumbra: Requiem players will experience another psychological thrill on a level unheard of. This time telling what is real and what is not will be even harder and not always trusting your senses will be essential in order to survive.
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It's marketed as a horror game, and expansion to Black Plague, however this is not a Penumbra game. It's an eerie puzzle game. The only real fear presented in this game is the paranoia you get simply from knowing it's supposed to be a horror. Other than that, you've just got a puzzle game with some very minor Penumbra story sprinkled in. And the bits of story actually ruin it, in my opinion.
The puzzle aspect however is pretty spectacular. Many puzzles leave you with a great feeling of accomplishment, and some even make you feel like a genius. They're well executed, pretty, and the atmosphere is wonderfully executed.
The story is negligible, and best if you just ignore it. Trust me. Pretend this game never happened in Penumbra canon.
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Penumbra: Requiem suffers because it doesn't try to be scary like the previous installments. Rather then fearing for your life while playing, you're left with only a creepy atmosphere that is thrown out of focus by the numerous puzzles littered throughout.
Instead of having enemies around every corner and nothing to defend yourself with, you're left solving puzzles the entire map, which becomes quite repetitive after a while.
Not only this but a number of the puzzles are extremely confusing and make no sense at all.
The only thing going for Requiem is its immersive environment.
It is drawn beautifully, attention to detail here is magnificent. You feel like you're actually solving the puzzles for real.
If you're into repetitive puzzle solving, then this is the game for you.
If not, give it a shot just for the creepy environment, which can be ruined if you're too busy solving the puzzles to notice it.
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Tilden Preparatory School is located in Walnut Creek, CA. It is a private school that serves 35 students in grades 6-12. Tilden Preparatory School is coed (school has male and female students) and is nonsectarian in orientation.
In 2011, Tilden Preparatory School had 1 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The California average is 24 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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The Twins have 24-year-old Danny Valencia at Double-A, and he appears close to becoming a big league third baseman, giving the organization hope that he could become Corey Koskie's long-anticipated replacement.
The Twins have 24-year-old Danny Valencia at Double-A, and he appears close to becoming a big league third baseman, giving the organization hope that he could become Corey Koskie's long-anticipated replacement.
Steve Tolleson comes from a lineage of middle infielders and he is continuing that tradition in the Twins system.
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Righthanded reliever Anthony Slama, who received the Jim Rantz award this year as the Twins' minor league pitcher of the year, impressed a lot of people with his performance—including Jim Rantz.
Tim Lahey didn't have the finest season in 2008, posting a 5.43 ERA in 48 games for Triple-A Rochester, but the Twins are optimistic that the big, strong righthanded reliever is headed in the right direction.
Righthander Rob Delaney has been a pleasant surprise as a nondrafted free agent made good. The reliever from St. John's has jumped from low Class A to Double-A since the beginning of the 2007 campaign, and to top it off he earned a spot in this year's Arizona Fall League.
Righthander Jeff Manship cemented his stature as one of the organization's better arms with his performance in 2008. The Twins believe he has more potential still.
The Twins remain optimistic about third baseman Danny Valencia following half-season in Double-A
John Millea selects the Twins' end-of-season player and pitcher of the year, as well as a player to keep an eye on.
When the Twins took Aaron Hicks with the 14th overall pick in June, they knew the 18-year-old had potential at two positions: outfield and righthanded pitcher. Hicks' professional career is off to a great start, and the mound is not part of the early success.
Righthander Philip Humber began the season in the rotation at Triple-A Rochester but was demoted to the bullpen after early struggles. He turned his season around, though, once he reclaimed his rotation spot at the end of July.
It makes perfect sense that Joe Mauer would relate playing behind the plate in baseball to standing behind center in football. After all, Minnesota's all-star catcher was named the Gatorade national high school football player of the year a few months before the Twins made the St. Paul, Minn., product the first overall pick in the 2001 draft.
Jason Pridie's thoughts are on the major leagues, but the 24-year-old outfielder doesn't mind making noise on the Triple-A level as he works toward his goal.
Righthander Anthony Slama, a 39th-round pick in 2006, is proving a low draft position doesn't necessarily translate into a marginal professional career.
Any lingering doubts about outfielder Denard Span have evaporated this season, as he's done everything except secure a permanent spot in the major leagues—but after his recall in late June, that might no longer be the case.
Twins outfielder Ben Revere has faced doubters since being drafted 28th overall, mostly because of his size. By batting .413/.463/.565 for low Class A Beloit through 44 games, he was starting to silence his critics.
For the third straight year, the Twins used a first-round pick on a high school outfielder, grabbing the athletic Aaron Hicks with the 14th overall pick.
It's no surprise that Tyler Robertson has a high baseball IQ. The lefthander is the son of longtime scout Jay Robertson, who formerly worked for the Twins and is currently a special assistant to Rangers general manager Jon Daniels.<br/>
Catcher Drew Butera's father Sal spent 10 years in the big leagues, but Drew faces formidable obstacles to following in his steps.
Mike Veeck, one of the architects of the modern independent baseball movement, has fully returned to the independent game by selling his ownership stake in three minor league clubs that are affiliated with major league organizations.


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In commemoration of The Hundreds San Francisco's 6-year anniversary, The Hundreds reunites with Bay Area hip-hop legends Hieroglyphics for a limited run of three exclusive tees. These tees will be available only at the THSF and www.shophiero.com, starting at 11AM PST, Thursday, March 20, 2014. On the evening of this date, The Hundreds will be hosting a one-night-only event celebrating the store's anniversary at POST Street. Exclusively for THSF's anniversary, a POST X Hieroglyphics mixtape will be available for download on TheHundreds.com and www.hieroglyphics.com mixed byDJ ICEWATER.
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Bobby Hundreds grew up on the esteemed Bay Area collective's music, and all of the tees include some of his favorite elements from the Hieroglyphics legacy. From a Souls of Mischief lyric from the renowned album 93 'til Infinity, to a spin on an OG Del Tha Funkee Homosapien tee that, according to urban hip-hop folklore, is based on a napkin self-portrait Del drew. The Hundreds is thrilled to unite again with the Hiero crew in commemoration of THSF's 6th year running.
The Hundreds "Del Face" T-shirt features Del Tha Funkee Homosapien's iconic self-portrait illustration on the front and a reappropriated The Hundreds X Hieroglyphics bomb logo at the top back. The shirt will be available in three colors.
The "Emcees" tee is emblazoned with the Souls of Mischief lyrics "Emcees Should Know Their Limitations" from their legendary 93 'til Infinity album. The collaborative bomb logo will be at the top back with "Souls of Mischief" stamped under. The shirt will be available in three colors.
The "Overthrow" long sleeve features the The Hundreds X Hieroglyphics bomb graphic across the front and top back, with all the members of Hieroglyphics' logos throughout the sleeves. The shirt will be available in three colors.
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It's hard to respond to this "criticism" given that Domenico writes about how maybe the images aren't as powerful, for some possibly technical reason, than what he remembers. I'd posit that comparing a print on the wall with your memory of something else (a photo in a book, etc) is at best a difficult proposition.
I visited the show twice -- personally, I liked it a lot(click here for a previous post). Too bad it's so pricey at LACMA, that wasn't the case here. Perhaps SF is inherently different from LA, in that here the photos were greeted by the museum audience with great admiration (and when the show first opened, many of the patrons looked like possible Arbus subjects, had they been in Washington Square Park fourty years earlier -- my later visit was full of the usual slick art-show-visitor crowd). Personally I'm a huge fan. Sometimes she hits, sometimes she misses, but the best of her photos make me cry in recognition of their beauty.
The biggest problem of the show, IMO, was the continued over-usage of her very late work with mentally disabled patients in New Jersey. A small number of these photos are truly sensational, but not all by any means. I'd rather have filled that gallery space with, say, more magazine work. I know, these prints are highly influential and much-copied -- but really only a couple of them have value beyond provocative oddity, while so much of Arbus's work -- in fact, just about all of the rest of it -- is far more penetrating and interesting (to me).
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Two Whidbey General Hospital properties that aren't being used will soon be sold off. Hospital commissioners recently declared two resident properties surplus, one on Echo Loop in Oak Harbor and the other on Highway 525 in Freeland. The hospital has to go through a public process to sell each property.
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With Whidbey General Hospital asking voters to approve a bond to pay for an expansion, one critic is arguing for hospital leaders to try something different. Mark Borden, one-time hospital emergency room physician turned staunch Whidbey General critic, thinks it would be a godsend if the hospital would partner with a larger company, such as Providence Health and Services.
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References to a failed sustainable development made by a Port of Coupeville candidate are raising concerns from the port's incoming executive director. Those concerns arose after Tim McDonald, who will start as port director Dec. 1, wanted to find out more about candidate Dick Bowen's experience.
Wolves snare spot in state tournament | Tennis
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Coupeville doubles partners Aaron Curtin and Ben Etzell earned a spot in the 1A state tennis tournament by placing third at quad-district Tuesday, Oct. 29, at the Amy Yee Tennis Center in Seattle.
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Families flooded downtown Coupeville Saturday during the annual Halloween Torchlight Parade. The event started at Cook's Corner Park, going down Front Street and ending at the Island County Historical Museum. Children and adults came dressed for the occasion, representing all aspects of spooky and not-so-spooky fun. Prizes were awarded in multiple categories including best adult costume, best girl and boy costume and group costume. The event is sponsored by Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association and Central Whidbey Fire and Rescue.
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King's wrapped up a perfect volleyball regular season at Coupeville's expense, beating the host Wolves 3-0 Tuesday, Oct. 29.
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CPR-performing scarecrow stolen from display
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As Dee Giordan prepared to move to Whidbey Island 10 years ago, she wasn't expecting to learn she had breast cancer.
Wolves trump Tigers | Volleyball
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Powered by the offense of Hailey Hammer, Madeline Strasburg and Megan Oakes, the Coupeville High School volleyball team won 3-1 at Granite Falls Thursday, Oct. 24.
Wolves lose match, player | Soccer
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The Coupeville High School soccer team lost more than its 2-0 match at Granite Falls Thursday, Oct. 24. The Wolves also lost defender Ivy Luvera to a concussion.
Wolves put scare in Archbishop Murphy | Volleyball
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Getting all it could handle, the second-place Archbishop Murphy volleyball team escaped from Coupeville with a 3-2 win Tuesday, Oct. 22.
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Festivities hit the streets of Coupeville Friday with the high school's annual homecoming parade and game. Middle and high school students piled into cars, trucks and trailers Friday afternoon to parade up South and North Main streets. It offered a chance for residents to see the homecoming king and queen — Nick Streubel and Heni Barnes. The homecoming football game took place Friday night with the Wolves losing to South Whidbey 57-33
Murphy stays unbeaten with win over Wolves | Soccer
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Mother Nature didn't make life any easier for the Coupeville High School soccer team in its 6-0 loss to undefeated and third-ranked Archbishop Murphy Tuesday, Oct. 22, at Mickey Clark Field.
Whidbey Island Bank announces merger
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Whidbey Island Bank will no longer be headquartered in Oak Harbor after a merger with Olympia-based Heritage Financial Corporation. Washington Banking Company, the holding company for Whidbey Island Bank, and Heritage Financial jointly announced today the signing of an agreement for the "strategic merger."
Community potluck set for Nov. 1
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The Friends of Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve will host the Sixth Annual Community Potluck, 6-8:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1 at the historic Crocket Barn off Fort Casey Road.
Falcons crash homecoming party | Football
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The thick fog that enveloped Mickey Clark Field like a wet blanket wasn't the culprit who sucked the excitement out of the Coupeville High School homecoming football game, it was the outcome. Rival South Whidbey dampened the party by defeating the Wolves 57-33 Friday, Oct. 18.
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Alivia sort of looks like Saliva.... just the first thing that came to mind.
I prefer Olivia as it is the traditional spelling and works best for both children and adults. If you use Alivia, you and your DD will constantly be having to correct people.
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Olivya or Olyvia, Alyvia, or Alivya might be other options. I think Olivia is just fine, though. I don't particularly like Alivia.
I had a friend in high school whose name was spelled Alivia, but everybody called her Lia. I don't think that spelling is too out there at all!
Like I might be admitting to DH he is right... Or not cause his ego is big enough already ;)
Alivia reminds me of Activia, don't ask me why but it does. I like Olivia.
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No current Talk conversations about this book.
I actually managed to listen to this entire work on audio book unabridged. A bit dated by the inferences Becker gives throughout I still found a useful venture presenting an enormous amount of material and ideas to ponder and delve into. So many in fact that it becomes nearly overwhelming to just keep up. Agree or disagree with the concepts Becker brings forth, very worthwhile time spent. The final lesson I gleaned from it all is we probably don't know near what we think we do about the nature and meaning of man, ourselves and can only postulate as we so often do.
The main thesis: the idea of death, the fear of it, haunts the human animal like nothing else, it is a mainspring of human activity. Indeed, the fear of death, is a universal in the human condition.
An important book for all of us to read, though I bogged down a bit during the sex parts. It is possible I am not as familiar with all the so-called perversions and neurosis of sexuality and therefore the actually small bit of text referring to fetishes and homosexuality was lost on me. I know that most of what he wrote is true for me, without a smidgen of doubt. And those areas I admit ignorance of I will have to pass on my judgment, though those parts did seem a bit dated given our present social and political states regarding same-sex unions. But this book was not at all political. Becker was covering every possible neurosis in his study of our desire for immortality, and it was refreshing and freeing to read him say things such as, "…All living organisms are condemned to perversity, to the narrowness of being mere fragments of a larger totality that overwhelms them, which they cannot understand or truly cope with — yet must still live and struggle in."
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Becker wants you to know you're going to die. He wants you to realize how terrifying this fact is and that your awareness of it makes your existence uniquely and inescapably tragic among living beings. Becker is the man to show us the right direction, to teach us to acknowledge our condition and to live more authentically. Or so I hoped, as I read. But he just keeps reminding us of the tragedy. For Becker, human life is a sham no matter how we live it. If we think we face the tragedy of life and death with dignity, we delude ourselves because the only possible response to the terror is to repress it; all lives are expressions of that necessity, as he explains:
"Neurosis is another word for the total problem of the human condition; it becomes a clinical word when the individual bogs down in the face of the problem--when his heroism is in doubt or becomes self defeating. Men are naturally neurotic and always have been, but at some times they have it easier than at others to mask their true condition." (198)
Becker, a PhD. in Anthropology, strongly advocates psychoanalytic theory, specifically the ideas of Otto Rank, who revised Freud and integrated Kierkegaard into psychoanalysis. He believes that, thanks to psychoanalysis, we know much more than has ever been understood before about human psychology, and the ideas compiled in Denial of Death reveal previously unknown truths about ourselves. These pretensions are foreign to me and I find them very hard to believe. However, I have no problem believing that these ideas contain truths--understood differently for millennia, but understood nonetheless--and that they had never been articulated this way before, only because nothing like modern society had ever existed. They had simply never found expression in this unique context.
The crux of the problem is that anthropology revolves around the assumption (which I share) that culture does not improve, that, contrary to our ethnocentric tendency, different cultures can only be understood in a relative way. And that goes for modern society and its component institutions like science as well as psychology and psychoanalytic theory. From Becker's inside, emic, perspective these institutions offer an unquestionable improvement over other ways of knowing ourselves. But to an ideal "outside", relative, etic observer, even these institutions can't be elevated in this way.
Regrettably, Becker forsakes any anthropological sensibilities he might have once learned and insists upon the universality of his ideas (and of psychoanalytic theory in general), completely neglecting the unique conditions of culture and modern human existence. It is clear that, to Becker, culture is only a peripheral concern to Western psychology (his true disciplinary affinity) and its sweeping proclamations about what humans are: conscious beings born unaware of their mortal, animal, "creaturely" basis but absolutely terrified by their discovery of it: a tragic dilemma personified. That would be an apt subtitle to the book.
This existential dilemma, though, is a product of a particular historical moment and a cultural context, as William Barrett (despite his flaws) is more than willing to admit in Irrational Man. It is not a discovery, as Becker would have it, but an experience of circumstances! And the modern experience (even in a clinical psychoanalytic setting) is, if anything, less typical of that of humans throughout history. Becker's analysis cannot be properly read as anything more than a systematization of aspects of a specific cultural experience.
Becker makes a powerful argument that the inescapable backdrop of human experience is tragic. That backdrop of an inevitable, incomprehensible death may still be perceived in different ways, however: for example, if it is sufficiently "repressed" (in Becker's words), does it matter or not? Existentialists (i.e. Becker, with Kierkegaard) can't imagine that it doesn't. But if there were no modern society to hear the existentialists, would they make a meaningful sound? Certainly not.
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Jim Landerman sorts through his possessions in a school bus on his property on Stiers Lane in Zanesville. Landerman was sorting items to burn or keep. A sinkhole has forced the evacuation of nearby families. / photos by Trevor Jones/Times Recorder
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ZANESVILLE — The families living atop the abandoned Jonathan Mine in White Cottage feel as though theyve been forced from their homes after a Tuesday night visit from a task force assigned to ensure their safety.
Vicki Landerman grew up on Stiers Lane, where recent subsidence problems have drawn the attention of the state and federal officials. She said the task force which includes the Ohio Emergency Management Agency, Muskingum County Sheriffs Office and Ohio Department of Natural Resources told her family a court order was on the way that would forbid access to their home later in the week.
All of the residents agreed to relocate to temporary housing, according to an ODNR news release. Bo Keck, Muskingum County EMA director, said the task force is looking at enforcing an injunction but would not release additional information until Friday.
So, like a half dozen other families Wednesday afternoon, the Landermans rushed to move their belongings out of their homes and into a Super 8 hotel.
They just said they want us out, Landerman said. They said paperwork for a court order is in progress. We havent signed anything. We dont know if were going to get a penny for our home. I just feel like were being taken advantage of. But what other choice do we have?
James Landerman Sr. was awoken at 6:22 a.m. Tuesday morning to a rumbling sound that shook the house, he said. When area residents walked down the hill to investigate, they found the sinkhole, which nearly swallowed an area home earlier this month, had expanded, and another subsidence, which was temporarily filled with more than 1,200 tons of stone, had caved in once again.
Muskingum County Commissioner Jim Porter said a $7,000 two-week hotel stay for area residents was paid for by the commissioners, and Muskingum County Children Services will reimburse the funds.
It was determined the children were in serious danger, Porter said. This is just a short-term solution were doing locally. Ive said all along I dont think it should be on the backs of the taxpayers.
A 30-day hotel stay for the 18 residents affected by the sinkholes in the area has been approved by the U.S. Office of Surface Mining and Reclamation, office spokesman Chris Holmes said. The U.S. Department of the Interior also granted ODNR authorization to spend Abandoned Mine Lands funds on the displaced residents.
The mine lands program is funded through a state severance tax imposed on active strip and surface mine operators who extract coal and industrial materials, according to the ODNR website. The tax accrued more than $13 million for fiscal year 2014, according to the surface mining offices website. Specifics were unavailable regarding how much has been spent on the White Cottage project.
Mine lands money had previously been denied to area resident Mike Lane after a sinkhole appeared March 1 less than 40 yards from his home. When another sinkhole, thousands of square feet in size, opened up beneath Lanes home earlier this month, the federal government freed up funds to relocate Lanes family of six.
We first declined with the state of Ohio because this was a non-coal-related site, Holmes said. The reason we gave the grant was because the home was in danger. ... This is an emergency situation. Theres no need for justification of spending.
State and federal officials have found 10 sinkholes above the former Johnathan Mine but could not offer exact dates on when the sinkholes were discovered. Residents say the sinkholes have been around for years, and theyre wondering why nothing was done before now.
Lane and his brother grew up on Stiers Lane. Many of the areas they spent countless childhood hours on have now subsided. A swing set Lane once used to play with his daughter, just a few feet from his home, now sits roughly 25 feet down inside the most recent sinkhole.
The Johnathan Mine, once used to gather coal and limestone, was abandoned in 1981. The company that owned the mine claimed bankruptcy and dissolved. Current mining operations must provide bonds for disaster situations such as these, but no such regulations were in place when Columbia Portland Cement Co. went out of business.
Following an ODNR study earlier this year, area residents were issued a letter stating more than 90 percent of the once 50-foot-thick bed of limestone underneath them had been mined, leaving less than 4 feet of limestone at the roof of the caves in some areas.
Money is short for most of the Stiers Lane residents. Landerman Sr., who depends on social security payments, is scrapping all the metal he had stored on his property, just to get by. Lane took a break from helping his parents move to talk about his financial hardships.
We appreciate the hotel, we do, Lane said. But its expensive. With gas to get back and forth, plus I dont have anywhere to cook. Im completely broke.
Keck said no money is available through the EMA.
If someone turned around and handed us some acreage and trailers, wed be fine, Keck said. Theres no slush fund. We feel terrible we cant find anything right now, but were trying hard. The family wants to stay in that area. Most of the other options well be able to offer arent that type of setting. ... Its a tough situation.


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Visitors who appreciate the beauty of simplicity are drawn to the whitewashed walls of these holy places. Inside, many of the old frescoes have been restored; outside, the flat marshlands, woods and water meet the sky.
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The icon the Virgin of the Sign, to the right of the holy doors inside the cathedral, is supposed to have saved the city in 1170. The besieging army from Suzdal was plunged into darkness after an arrow hit the icon (a scar does exist above the Virgin's eye). The battle itself is commemorated in another famous icon, the first to depict a historical scene: The Battle between the Novgorodians and the Suzdalians is in the Novgorod Museum, where you can admire icons from the 11th century onwards.
In the 12th century, Novgorod became a republic ruled by a "veche" assembly, which could vote the princes in or out. Historians debate how free this early democracy really was, but the republican traditions of trade, literacy and cultural exchange certainly produced a flowering of art and music. Jewellery, manuscripts, woodcarvings and epic songs are celebrated in the museum's new anniversary exhibition. These diverse traditions have persisted in various ways.
A new monument to the composer Rachmaninov, who was born in Novgorod, was opened near the Detinets during the anniversary celebrations. The programme included break-dancing, bell ringing and piano concerts at venues across the city.
Across the river from the Kremlin, Yaroslav's Court contains several old churches, but very little from its earliest days of wooden palaces. A bronze sculpture of Rurik, arriving by boat, and a granite circle, with shields of the Hanseatic countries, have been opened this year next to the 17th-century trading arcade on the bank of the Volkhov.
Novgorod's old marketplace has seen countless uprisings among the literate and independent peasantry. Full serfdom, as practised elsewhere in Russia, never took hold in Novgorod and, even today, there is a refreshing sense of independence about local government initiatives.
Academic Nicolai Petro, whose book Crafting Democracy explores the potency of what he calls the "Novgorod myth", argues that the area's economic success, international links and political innovation have been fostered by "the local cultural tradition".
The city's infrastructure is certainly impressive. The streets are swept and signposted, the parks are green and peaceful and the English-speaking Krasnaya Izba tourist office is helpful and polite. Tourism is among the industries that have benefited from links with other countries and foreign investment.
Petro argues that the city's success has been due to "astute usage of local historical symbols…" He quotes the message inscribed on a wooden plate from Veliky Novgorod which, roughly translated, describes the city as the "source of Slavic liberty and Russian freedom".
The imposing offices of the regional administration, facing the Kremlin gates, have the slogan "Novgorod Veliky – Motherland of Russia" over the doors. After countless invasions and attacks, being razed by Ivan the Terrible, and systematically ravaged by the Nazis, Novgorod stands proud again.
"Lord Novgorod the Great" was its medieval title. The city's incredible collection of churches from eight centuries has been turned into a series of museums. Frescoes by the 14th-century Byzantine artist Theophanes the Greek have been uncovered in the the Church of the Transfiguration of Our Saviour, at the end of leafy Ilyina Street.
The vibrant colours of the murals in the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Sign, next door, are less historically exciting, but equally beautiful. The St George Monastery to the south, among the marshes that made the city inaccessible to rampaging Tartars, is still a working monastery.
Nearby, the Vitoslavitsy Museum of Wooden Architecture has restored buildings from across the region, ranged picturesquely on the shore of the Volkhov River. This museum was started in the Sixties, but the effect is to take the visitor back to Novgorod's origins, a collection of wooden cabins and churches, surrounded by the wild swamps and woodland of the Russian countryside. In the distance, you can see the ruins at Gorodische, Rurik's abandoned city, across the widening river and waving reeds.