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Should I baptize my infant son even though we are not catholic or super religious?
I wanted to have my son baptized shortly after he is born. It is important to me because when I was young I was active in sunday school and I myself was baptized. However my boyfriend of 6 years and I are not married, and neither of us go to church. My family is baptist, none of them are active in the church though, I guess we have more of a personal relationship with god. I just want a simple baptism for my son, no god parents, no huge religious ceremony, but I would like it done in a church. I feel no matter what that being baptized is an important part of life, my boyfriend hasn't been baptized and goes either way on the subject. I have read so many different opinions on here I just want to see what people think and hopefully it will help me decide on what to do. I just want my son to have it done at some point, but I just think as a baby it seems so special.
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Christian here- born and raised Catholic- got baptized as an infant- I don't remember, never went to church, never read the bible. I found God on my own, and chose to be baptized at the age of 21. Jesus got baptized at the age of 33. I think that if you don't plan to raise your child in a church then it's pointless to do it. Personally I think Baptizing a child is unbiblical and a sham. In our faith when a baby is born we have a "child presenting ceremony" every 6th service. Where we present a baby to God and vow to raise it according to his word- we don't force our child into any religion it has no idea about, some children decideto get baptized in their tweens- after they have learned about the religion, and accepted God themselves- not because their parents did it for them or told them to. or wait until they're older and have experienced other religions and make a fully educated choice about whats best for them.posted 07/01/2011 by ArmyWife8810
Baptising a child is more or less a promise to God to raise that child according to His word. That isn't a promise to be taken lightly. If you have no intentions of bring that child up in the faith then there is no reason to baptise the child.posted 11/02/2010 by wishfullycontent
As a Catholic, I personally believe that all children who are going to be raised in the faith should be baptized. It is not only seen as a sacrament in Catholicism, but as a way of publically demonstrating that you and your spouse intend to raise your child in a faithful environment. In baptizing your child, you are committing to be a Christian model for your child and to raise them in the faith. If you want to baptize your child just for the sake of a tradition, then don't even bother. But if you plan to really commit yourselves to culturing your child's faith development through being active in a faith and community life in your church (which I believe every parent should; how else do children learn morals and values and a sense of the holy??), then of course it makes sense! [ p.s. people who attend churches also have a "personal relationship with God"; they are just more disciplined in the outward practice of that relationship. God is present in churches as well as in daily life!]posted 08/13/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
My husband and I are dealing with a similar dilemma. We were both raised in the church (Baptist and Lutheran) but as adults, haven't really had much to do with organized religion(s). Both Grandmothers are subtly bringing up the subject on different occasions, and while I'm not opposed to the idea, my husband feels it would be insincere to do something just for the sake of "tradition". Personally, I think there are a lot of things families do for just for the sake of "tradition", but the church I would consider having it done requires us to actually become members of the church (my membership has been inactive for a long time) and then going through classes for six weeks, which kind of bugs me a bit.... Besides, there are just as many opinions/beliefs of what the purpose of baptism is, so I'm not sure what purpose exactly we would be doing it for.....posted 08/13/2008 by Michaela's-mom
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When I was giving my 6 month old his bath last night, I noticed that the skin inside his belly button is bright red. I don't see a cut and it wasn't bleeding or anything and it does not seem to bother him at all but I was wondering if this is normal. His belly button has definitely been making a move to being any "innie" over the past few months, should I call my ped about this or just keep an eye on it?
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Hi dressler8 - turned out nothing was wrong with it; it is just one of the many things that happen to your baby that leaves you baffled. As long as your little one doesn't seem uncomfortable by it and it is not bleeding or getting any worse, chances are it will go away in a few weeks and you will have forgotten all about it. While bathing, just make sure the belly button is rinsed really good with clean water so no soap remains in there and pat dry with a towel. Of course if it gets worse, starts to bleed or look infected give your doctor a call.posted 10/13/2011 by laurakallback
I'm on here looking for an answer to the same question about my 11 month old. She doesn't seem to care much about it but it's hard not knowing. We probably won't be going to the dr unless it gets worse.posted 07/28/2010 by kinser_essex
For anyone talking about smell, that's a yeast infection and yes, you should get in because you'll need a prescription to get rid of it.posted 02/23/2016 by a BabyCenter Member
Put neosporen or any triple antibiotic cream in it after each diaper change. If it doesn't clear up take her to the doctor.posted 04/27/2014 by Stefanie Teichroew
My son is 6months, his belly button is getting a little red on the inside & it has a nasty smell. There is no discharge or anything. but it smells almost everyday i clean it with a q-tip after i bath him, not every time dirt comes out but when it does its very thick and sticky. when i clean it he does not move or anything but the smell is very disturbing. i dont know why it smells i bath him every day, morning and night.posted 03/17/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
Thanks... =) I figured it was nothing. She doesn't cry or move when I touch it so its not bothering her. It amazes me cause there are so many little things you can call the doctors about and I don't want to look like the crazy first time mommy. I guess this is the easy stuff. When they are teens we really need to worry.posted 10/13/2011 by dressler8
did you find out what was wrong? My baby has the same problem now and I'm curious!posted 10/12/2011 by dressler8
im here looking for an answer, my 6month old bellybutton is red, it smells and it looks open,posted 03/10/2011 by ClaireAlison86
Thank you for your response! I kind of think it's not a big deal but didn't want to make that assumption if it could turn into something serious. I will keep my eye on it and if it gets worse will call the dr.posted 07/28/2010 by laurakallback
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We love our design competitions here at Inhabitat, and today we are partnering with The New School Sustainable Design Review (SDR) [2] in NYC, to help judge a student design competition for the much loved NY skincare company Kiehls. This year's New School SDR design competition [3] is being organized in partnership with Kiehl's [4]– the old-world apothecary founded in New York's East Village neighborhood. In this post (below) you will see all of the competing sustainable designs of the 2008 student finalists [5], and want to hear YOUR feedback on which projects you find to be the most compelling and worthy of the competition's grand prize award of $2,500!
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LAS VEGAS – The 2013 Preseason All-Mountain West Football Team was announced today at the league's annual Media Days, being held at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. The team, as selected by members of the media, features 13 student-athletes who were All-MW selections in 2012, including seven first-team honorees. The 25-member squad is comprised of 14 seniors, eight juniors and three sophomores.
Fresno State senior quarterback Derek Carr was named Preseason MW Offensive Player of the Year, while Fresno State junior defensive back Derron Smith was selected Preseason MW Defensive Player of the Year. New Mexico junior return specialist Chase Clayton was tabbed Preseason MW Special Teams Player of the Year.
Carr, the 2012 MW Offensive Player of the Year, threw for a Conference-record 4,104 yards to rank eighth in the nation a year ago. He tossed 37 touchdowns on the season (tying for third nationally), against just seven interceptions. The Bakersfield, Calif., product completed a league-record 344 passes on 511 attempts for a 67.3 completion percentage. Carr had three games of more than 400 yards passing, which set a new MW standard. With his 3,544 passing yards in 2011, Carr joined Trent Dilfer (1992-93) as the only Bulldog quarterbacks to pass for over 3,000 yards in consecutive seasons.
Smith, a 2012 All-MW first-team honoree, finished last season with six interceptions, good for second-best in the MW and tied for fifth nationally. The Banning, Calif., native ranked second on the team with 79 tackles, and in addition, had two pass breakups and one forced fumble. Smith keyed a defensive effort that saw the Bulldogs earn national top-20 rankings in pass defense (second at 167.15 ypg), interceptions (third at 22), pass efficiency defense (fourth at 100.75) and opponent completion percentage (fifth at .514).
Hailing from Carson, Calif., Clayton finished the 2012 campaign as the No. 5 kick returner in the nation with an average of 30.4 yards per return. He returned two kickoffs for touchdowns, a pair of 98-yard efforts against Texas Tech on Sept. 15 and Southern on Sept. 1, to finish as one of 11 FBS specialists with multiple kick return TDs last season. The 2012 All-MW honorable mention honoree also gained 209 yards on 32 carries (6.5 average) as the team's backup running back.
The 2013 Preseason All-Mountain West Football Team is listed below:
2013 Mountain West Football Preseason All-Conference Team
QB Derek Carr * Sr. Fresno State
WR Davante Adams * So. Fresno State
WR Noel Grigsby Sr. San Jose State
RB Kasey Carrier ** Sr. New Mexico
RB Adam Muema ** Jr. San Diego State
OL Charles Leno ** Sr. Boise State
OL Matt Paradis * Sr. Boise State
OL Weston Richburg Sr. Colorado State
OL Austin Wentworth * Sr. Fresno State
OL Tyler Larsen Sr. Utah State
TE Marcel Jensen Sr. Fresno State
DL Demarcus Lawrence * Jr. Boise State
DL Tyeler Davison * Jr. Fresno State
DL Brock Hekking ** Jr. Nevada
DL Travis Raciti Jr. San Jose State
LB Jake Fely ** Jr. San Diego State
LB Keith Smith Sr. San Jose State
LB Kyler Fackrell So. Utah State
DB L.J. Jones Sr. Fresno State
DB Derron Smith * Jr. Fresno State
DB Nat Berhe ** Sr. San Diego State
DB Bené Benwikere Sr. San Jose State
P Ben Skaer Sr. New Mexico
PK Austin Lopez So. San Jose State
Ret. Chase Clayton Jr. New Mexico
Preseason Offensive Player of the Year: Derek Carr, Sr., QB, Fresno State
Preseason Defensive Player of the Year: Derron Smith, Jr., DB, Fresno State
Preseason Special Teams Player of the Year: Chase Clayton, Jr., KR, New Mexico
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Reviews for Manhunter [Playfire]
Nothing specialshayhidedark | Dec. 10, 2012 | See all shayhidedark's reviews »
This game has fairly long-ish missions however they hardly differ from each other in terms of gameplay. It would have been nice for this to have been a sandbox game where you could truly choose how to play but because the objectives aren't spread out over long distances but instead really close you can't choose to really deviate of the path which makes it more like a game where you just basically progress through a "corridor" and shoot whatever's in front of you. You don't get a real variety of weapons either, yeah you get a couple of silenced ones but they're not really useful because the game isn't open much or sandbox-like.
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This game is nothing special. It has a campaign of 14 levels, but you will be soon bored by this. There are no innovations or special things that raise this game from the mediocrity. The plot is the same "war" thing we saw in many other game, and the graphic is too "old" to see (it's like Counter-Strike Source). By the way, if you have no fps to play at the moment, you can take it, maybe using a 25% discount code, because the price is not to high.
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I was recently in a crave for fps games and well, I bought Manhunter. I thought it had potential, and it did. It is relatively short to complete, but which FPS game isn't? It makes me think about Call Of Duty alot. The storyline is not bad, it keeps the player entertained for the while the game is played. The weapons are nice. I love handling them in the game, they are very well made and very fun to use, especially the .50 caliber. Oh man, I love that gun and when it is available for pickup in a game, I don't hesitate and pick it up! Sad thing about this game is the fact that the multiplayer is absent. Really, how do you want to beat Call of Duty if you dont have multiplayer? It would have been nice, but unfortunately it is not gonna happen. Oh well, still a decent single player game.


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So as some of you may know I recently installed N2O in my car. According to NHRA rules and reg's I have to run with a fire jacket and helmet? Can anyone tell me where to pick up these items at a good price. The helmet has to be a certain rating if I remember correctly. Anything special I should look for in the jacket?
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Early Lit Bits: "I Love to Sing" Book ReviewThursday, October 20th, 2011
I Love to Sing by Anna Walker
Ollie, a young Zebra, loves to sing! From morning to evening, Ollie finds reasons to express himself in song. The soft watercolor illustrations make for an engaging picture book. Ollie sings in the park, the tub, and in bed.
This book, with Walker's minimal rhyming text, makes for great one-on-one sharing. Singing and rhyming are vital to a child's early literacy development. Singing encourages vocabulary development and phonological awareness. Young children naturally respond to fun songs and rhymes. This book is a great way to encourage that response.
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Although it is still early in the season, the prevailing cloud around the Madera Coyote softball team is its inability to get the third out without damage.
The Coyotes, fresh off its 3-2 victory over Central-Fresno on Tuesday, held tough against the El Diamante-Visalia Miners on Thursday, going scoreless through the first two innings at Zimmerman Field.
The Miners got a one out double and then a flyout for the second out. With two outs, the Miners' next five batters reached base for a four-run inning and left the Coyotes grasping for air.
"Again, it's our youth and maturity," head coach Judy Shaubach said. "We can't seem to get that third out when we need it. We also gave up too many hits with two strikes." ...


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Watch: 'Last Resort' Sub Threatened by Crew Member's Grenade
by Adam Buckman | October 17, 2012 at 11:46 AM | Fall TV Preview 2012, Last Resort, TV News
The tension heats up in the claustrophobic confines of the U.S.S. Colorado on ABC's "Last Resort" this week (Thursday, Oct. 18), as a rogue crew member threatens to blow the submarine wide open with a hand grenade.
The Colorado is the advanced nuclear sub that is the center of the action on "Last Resort," airing Thursday nights at 8/7c on ABC.
In the scene above, the crew member confronts Capt. Marcus Chaplin (series star Andre Braugher), demanding that the captain set a course for shore and surrender himself and the sub to U.S. military authorities.
The crew member's demand stems from Capt. Chaplin's decision to refuse an order received electronically that he open fire on an enemy nation with nuclear missiles. Chaplin refuses because he doubts the authenticity of the order. The result: He and his entire crew have been charged with treason, and are on the run from U.S. military forces.
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"Last Resort" drew 6.89 million viewers last week for its third episode. This week's episode — previewed above — is the series' fourth.
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Three University of Alabama football players have been charged with knocking students unconscious and stealing their wallets, while a fourth player has been charged with using a stolen debit card, officials said Tuesday.
Linebacker Tyler Hayes, 18, and safety Eddie Williams, 20, confessed to robbing a student who was punched in the head and face and kicked in the ribs and back early Monday morning, according to court documents. Williams said D.J. Pettway, 20, a defensive lineman, and Hayes waited in a nearby vehicle about an hour later while he knocked out and robbed another student. Williams and Hayes both admitted to their involvement, according to the documents.
Williams and running back Brent Calloway, 20, both admitted to using a stolen credit card to buy snacks from vending machines inside a dormitory, the documents said.
All four students were indefinitely suspended by coach Nick Saban.
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The Big East is moving past damage control and toward finally finishing some important business. Two people familiar with the deal said the conference is closing in on a six-year contract with NBC Sports Network for football and basketball rights worth around $20 million per year.
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Pacific (872) slipped past Saint Mary's (875) to win The Farms Collegiate Invite at Rancho Santa Fe. USD moved up to fourth place by shooting the low round of the day (290). Missouri's Emilio Cuartero won the individual title with a 215. USD's Grant Forrest tied for 11th.
• The San Diego State women's golf team (941) recorded its highest finish of the 2012-13 campaign after placing fourth behind Long Beach State (917) at The Gold Rush at the 6,077-yard, par-72 Yorba Linda Country Club. Individually, second-round leader Emma Henrikson of SDSU dropped to third after carding an 82 to finish with a 10-over 226.
• Fox Sports San Diego will televise the first two games of this weekend's baseball series between USD and San Diego State. Friday's game begins at 7 p.m. and Saturday's game at 6 p.m.
Viktor Fasth made two stops in the shootout to remain perfect in six starts as the visiting Anaheim Ducks beat the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 in a matchup of the top two teams in the Western Conference.
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Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Hanley Ramirez suffered a right thumb injury in Tuesday's championship game of the World Baseball Classic.
Ramirez will undergo an MRI exam Wednesday in Arizona, according to Moises Alou, the general manager of Ramirez's Dominican Republic team. The injury was officially classified as a jammed thumb.
Ramirez, playing third base for the DR, was hurt while diving for a ground ball by Jesus Feliciano in the third inning (per the blog Mike Scioscia's Tragic Illness). He stayed in the game until the sixth, when he was replaced by Miguel Tejada.
The Dominicans won Tuesday's final, 3-0, at AT&T Park in San Francisco for their first WBC title.


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Call for Participation: SEG-Y Revision 2 standards subcommittee
The SEG Technical Standards Committee is forming a subcommittee to update the venerable workhorse SEG-Y standard. Among anticipated upgrades are support for long trace lengths, extended and user-defined trace headers, arbitrary sample rates, very large number of traces per ensemble, high-performance tape devices, and more precise coordinates, depths, and elevations.
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I'm a big fan of GTD, the collection of productivity ideas put forth by David Allen in his book: Getting Things Done, How to Achieve Stress-free Productivity.
More than a year ago, I implemented GTD at work using David's book and the GTD Outlook add-in from Netcentrics, and overall was very pleased with the result. My inbox was kept empty, activities and projects moved forward at work and at home, and I generally got more done and was less stressed – at least about managing the tidal wave of attention-demanding 'noise'.


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3 Ways to Simplify Your Life and Write!
January 28, 2016 by Gina Conroy
Filed under Blog, Home Management, Time Management
We all have the same 24 hours in a day. But it's what we do with those 24 hours that separates the productive from the unproductive. So how can writers simplify their life so they can find more time to write? Prioritize Think of the three most important things in your life. The three things […]
Organizing Schedules So You Can Find More Time to Write
August 12, 2014 by Gina Conroy
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As writers it's easy to make excuses not to write, but add a busy family and back to school schedules, and it seems like squeezing in writing time is impossible. The key to finding writing time is getting organized and intentional about your "free time" no matter how much or little you have. But first […]
Practicing Hospitality During the Holidays
November 27, 2013 by Brandy Heineman
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Oldie but Goodie Repost What does it mean to practice hospitality? I recently had the opportunity to utilize my home as a ministry tool and host two sisters in Christ for a week. As you might guess if you frequent my Home Management posts, this was a bit of a mountaintop moment for me. However, […]
A Funny Thing Happened On My Way To Thanksgiving
November 22, 2013 by Brandy Heineman
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Oldie but Goodie Repost 2012 Last year I wrote about listing your Thanksgiving "Lessons-Learned" to track those once-annual thoughts of adjusted recipe measurements and where the fancy serving platter is stored. (Mine was in the guest room closet. Obviously.) I'm sharing my notes from this year's feast, because sometimes the best you can be […]
Leave Martha off Your Guest Thanskgiving Guest List
November 20, 2013 by Cyndy Salzmann
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Oldie But Goodie There are two words that send my normally calm husband into panic as Thanksgiving Day approaches – and they are not "dry turkey" or "lumpy potatoes." The two words that make him break out in a cold sweat are "Martha Stewart." My husband knows how easy it is for me to get […]
How Do You Find the Time to Write as a Homeschooling Mom?
September 5, 2013 by Marji Laine
Filed under Blog, Home Management, Homeschooling
Have you noticed all of the happy, relieved moms about to get their lives back as their children run off to 7 hours of school each day? I confess; I've been secretly jealous before. Recently. Okay, every stinking year about mid-September when volleyball season is at its peak. School starting for the home-schooler means more […]
Reorganization: The Cost of Starting Over
April 30, 2013 by Brandy Heineman
Filed under Blog, Home Management
Maybe it's the writer in me. Or the perfectionist. Possibly the perfectionist writer. In any case, when it comes to organizational systems, I'm forever revising, producing new drafts of my methods, and occasionally scrapping what I've got and starting over. If necessity is the mother of invention, then annoyance is its kooky uncle. (TWEET THIS BY […]
When There's No Time to Make Dinner Under a Writing Deadline
March 1, 2013 by Brandy Heineman
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You're pounding away at the keyboard in the middle of losing a feverish word war with time itself, and suddenly you hear a sound that you probably shouldn't recognize, but you do. Someone has opened the very last sleeve of Ritz crackers in the house. "Excellent," you think. "Now I don't have to make dinner." However, do […]
Preparing for Holiday House Guests
December 22, 2012 by Brandy Heineman
Filed under Blog, Home Management
Let's see, by now you've decorated the tree, sent cards, wrapped presents, baked cookies, roasted chestnuts and sung carols, all while achieving a daily average of 2000 words, and your house is ready for hosting the perfect Christmas, right? Or maybe not. The holidays are always busy, particularly if you're preparing for a houseful of […]
Project ADD? Why It's So Hard to Finish
November 12, 2012 by Gina Conroy
Filed under Blog, Goals, Home Management, Interruptions, Time Management
Is there such a thing as project ADD? If so, I've got it! Probably had it all my life. I remember when I was little my mom saying I always start things, but never finish them. I see that in my adult life now as I look in my office with piles of writing and […]


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Fired up: Experimental Archaeology puts learning into practice
UCD School of Archaeology is positioning itself to become a leading centre for experimental archaeology in Europe.
Professor John Coles from Cambridge University was the foremost expert in the field of experimental archaeology for decades. Recently retired, he has bequeathed his archive to UCD School of Archaeology. How did they get it? "We asked him for it," says Dr Aidan O'Sullivan senior lecturer, UCD School of Archaeology. "He's an old colleague of ours as we do a lot of wetland archaeology and he was the world's leading wetland archaeologist. We told him we were starting a new undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and research programme in experimental archaeology and he offered us his archive." The collection, containing about 20 boxes of books, papers, photographic materials and unpublished materials, is a major coup for UCD. "We now hope to secure funding to get it all scanned digitally."
Experimental archaeology involves "the creation of objects, buildings, activities and contexts from the past, through which people's lives can be thought about in more practical terms." In other words, this is a "hands on" approach where archaeologists don't just collect and study existing archaeological finds but they actually try to replicate anything from pots to houses, using only the materials and techniques that would have been used from the time period in question.
While this approach has been around since the 19th century, it only caught on in the 1960s through the work of the aforementioned Professor John Coles in Cambridge. However, UCD is aiming to be the new leader in this field.
"We decided we wanted to start expanding our artefact and material culture teaching and one way of doing this is through experimental archaeology," says O'Sullivan .
"We're already doing it in various different ways – experimental archaeology is really about making objects, buildings and environmental contexts that replicate past conditions so you can think about people's lives in practical terms."
Housing and pottery look certain to be two of the main focal points for the newly formed UCD Centre for Experimental Archaeology and Ancient Technologies. The development of the centre means that, with the help of UCD Buildings, a dedicated fenced-off enclosure about 40x40 metres has been created on campus. "It's very close to the archaeology research building and we also have PHD students up there," says O'Sullivan. "It's fieldwork oriented. We want to build a series of replica buildings and on the same site, carry out traditional activities such as making pottery and crop cultivations."
"Our first construction will be a Viking long house, typical of what you would have found in Dublin around the year 1000AD. This will probably take about two months and we will use the structure as a teaching space but also to carry out experiments in terms of light, temperature, smoke levels etc."
Pictured above: Students Rowan Lacey (with camera: Level 3 and now MA student on Archaeology at UCD) and Dianna Bartone (with bag: JYA from Notre Dame University) with Conor McDermott, lecturer, UCD School of Archaeology (right) monitoring firing of the replicas of early medieval ceramics made by students as part of the Experimental Archaeology module (ARCH30240) in March 2012.
Plans are also in place to build an early medieval roundhouse and a Mesolithic hunter gatherer house. Dr Graeme Warren, lecturer in the UCD School of Archaeology, will lead the construction of the Mesolithic house dating from around 8000BC. "We have a mixture of undergraduates, postgraduates and PHD students on our construction team," says Warren. "These buildings are quite big and impressive and were occupied three or four times over 200 years by various generations of the same family.
"Through experimental archaeology we can learn a lot about the number of people needed to build such a structure, what materials were used, and how long it would have taken. We'll be using traditional technologies for all of the structural features. We'll even use stone axes" says Warren, noting the popularity of the undergraduate module with students, who become fascinated by engaging with material culture and understanding people's lives in very different worlds.
Warren is also brining in expertise from fields outside of archaeology. "We've got students from architecture and forestry as well with lots of things to bring to the table," says Warren. "We are learning as we go.. For example, as of now we don't know what to put on the roof. Turf has been used here, as has thatch. Some of the ones discovered in Britain were covered with animal skins. There were not a lot of large animals in Ireland at the time. Bear would have been the biggest but you could also use seal skin. Salmon skin is also a possibility. It's a learning process and the students will really enjoy it."
"Pottery is hugely important for archaeologists as it survives so well. We'll be studying a variety of prehistoric and medieval technologies – including pottery manufacture," adds O'Sullivan. "By doing experimental archaeology projects replicating prehistoric and medieval pottery, we get our students to think about how people sourced and processed clays and temper, actually made pots using coil and wheel techniques, and fired them in open bonfires and clamp kilns, using different fuels, to achieve different colours and textures that we can see in the pottery from archaeological excavations. They then look at museum collections far more informed about the questions we can ask."
Despite using traditional tools, materials and techniques, the hardest part of experimental archaeology is stepping outside of your 21st century mind set.
"It's difficult to not want to use modern approaches," says O'Sullivan. "When we go into these constructions it's us in the 21st century. We have very different concepts of privacy, comfort, hygiene and toilet facilities, all very modern priorities. But we're getting better at putting ourselves in our ancestor's shoes and if we can do it, we'll be able to gain valuable insights into what living conditions might have been like in the past."
Dr Aidan O'Sullivan and Dr Graeme Warren were in conversation with journalist John Holden (BA 1998, MA 2004)
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Indeed, Judaism and Christianity emerged as defined religious communities in relation to each other during the 2nd century C.E. Both drew upon a common religious discourse inherited from the biblical and Second Temple periods that defined a people Israel and its relation to God. Each religious community identified itself with its eponymous ancestors Jacob and Esau fighting for the blessing of their father, while both defined themselves as the younger brother supplanting the older.
Whereas it has been historically assumed that Christianity evolved out of Judaism, one could argue that rabbinic Judaism was actually influenced by its slightly older brother Christianity. One could argue that in response to the formation of "orthodox" Christianity in the 2nd century C.E., the rabbis began to legitimize their leadership by establishing a chain of authority parallel to the apostolic tradition, while inventing the concept of minut or heresy and associating it with the early Jewish-Christians. This attempt at religious boundary construction by the rabbis belied the actual co-emergence of Judaism and Christianity in antiquity and reflected an ongoing tension between these religious cultures over who were really God's chosen people that would not abate until after the Holocaust.
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|Simon: Comprehensive background checks a "must" for concealed carry law
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SPRINGFIELD – April 18, 2013. Lt. Governor Sheila Simon issued the following statement regarding House Bill 997 sponsored by Rep. Brandon Phelps (D-Harrisburg). Earlier this month, Simon's Firearms Working Group released a 10-point legislative checklist to help guide debate on pending legislation.
"I appreciate Rep. Phelps' tireless work on crafting a constitutional law, and I thank him for talking with our Firearms Working Group as we worked to gather information from the many stakeholders involved in the concealed carry discussion. However, House Bill 997 as written today does not go far enough to guarantee public safety.
"HB 997, as currently written, relies too heavily on the FOID process to screen for an individual's criminal history, history of domestic violence, and mental health background to determine whether that individual could pose a danger. We know that the FOID screening is underfunded, understaffed, and unable to provide for safety within a short 30 day timeframe. We must include comprehensive background checks in a concealed carry law in Illinois.
"The working group also learned that most teachers and administrators at grade schools, high schools and colleges agree that we should keep guns out of our schools. This is consistent with the gut reaction of horror that parents feel at each school shooting. Concealed carry firearms should be prohibited from school grounds.
"This legislation is a good start, but there is still work to do. I oppose HB997 in its current form and encourage legislators to continue negotiations. I am optimistic that we can reach a timely compromise."
Both gun rights and violence prevention advocates urged the freshmen senators and representatives who comprised the Firearms Working Group to pass reasonable restrictions that balance the constitutional right to keep and bear arms with the responsibility to prevent violence.
Currently Illinois is the only state in the nation with a law that completely bans carrying concealed firearms. The law was declared unconstitutional in December by a three-member panel of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and Illinois now has until June to pass a law that permits people to carry concealed guns in public spaces.
Please visit www.ltgov.il.gov/guns for additional information about the Firearms Working Group and the legislative checklist.###
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February 5, 2012
"This is my body, given for you"? Condoms? ...
What do condoms have to do with the words of institution we hear each Sunday (or whenever the pastor is about to give communion)? These are familiar words to us, as we remember the Lord's Supper, when he first spoke these words to his disciples on the "night in which he was betrayed." They remind us of the betrayal, and the crucifixion: when he gave his life up, to be a ransom for many. He told us to remember him in the body and the blood -- the bread and the wine.
It may sound sacrilegious to equate condoms with those words. But think about it, when you are about to engage in a sexual union with another person these days, aren't you giving up your body? I am not going to get into the "religious right" about having sexual relations. Of course I would hope that you are in a committed relationship, and even then, that both of you have been tested every six months for at least a year, before you trust yourselves with each other's bodies without a condom.
And for those of you who partake of the "feast of the body" in non-committed relationships, my prayer is that you use a condom EACH and EVERY time.
About two months ago, I was talking with someone about distributing condoms out of my church, during our HIV Testing Events. Didn't know where I was going to get the condoms, but this person did. He had connections within one of the Health Clinics and showed up at my doorstep with a plastic bag FILLED with about a thousand condoms! Gasp!
Bag of condoms.
Bowl of condoms.
Now, how do I get them inside the church? How do I distribute them, without causing an uproar; and wondering who is going to be offended? They sat in my office for almost two months.
We had our bi-monthly HIV Testing this past Saturday. I threw on my HIV shirt to get ready for both the "Community Meal" and to greet our testers, and as I walked out the door, I glanced at the bag of condoms ... threw all caution to the wind, and grabbed a bagful. In the words of someone (I don't remember who) that posted a comment on one of my FB status':
"Full speed ahead, damn the torpedoes!" ... and basically, that is what I did.
Went inside our hall, found a cute little African basket and filled it with condoms ...
... and proceeded to place them on each table (about 7 of them), as people were eating. The testers were also periodically going around each table, inviting folks to get tested. This might seem invasive to others, but we have been conducting the HIV tests now for about a year, and our regular guests are familiar with what is happening, and do not mind it at all! On any given test date, about 5 folks get tested on the average. Yesterday 6 were tested. It doesn't matter if only one gets tested, you never know, that "one" ... might test positive. And while it may be sad for a moment, that one person will get the resources they need to begin treatment and live a long productive life, as opposed to never knowing and getting sick down the line.
But back to the condoms.
There was one thing that I did purposefully, this first time. And that is that I didn't wear my collar as I usually do, when I wear my HIV Positive shirt. I felt that I might make someone uncomfortable wearing a collar and passing out condoms, and engaging them in conversations about safe sex. It was a learning experience for me as well. Next time, the collar will be visible. I don't know why I felt so ... I have developed a trusting relationship with this community, so perhaps that was just my "stuff."
Condoms save lives. Always check the expiration date. This batch is good until 2016.
The amazing thing is that I had to refill that bowl about 4 times. As quick as I put the condoms on the tables, people were snatching them up. It was interesting to watch their reactions. Most were quick to say: "thanks!" A few were quick to say: "I don't need them, but I know someone who does" (lol). Whether that was truthful or whether they were just a little embarrassed, that didn't matter either. What does matter, is that they were taking them. Who knows how many lives will be saved as a result of handing out those condoms?
This is my body, given for you. This is a condom, given for you. Use it! Protect yourself! Protect your partner! Protect your spouse! Just check yourself, before you wreck yourself!
Still, there was the worry about what my congregation might think, how they would handle the knowledge that their pastor is passing out condoms to the community. And so, during the announcements after this morning's service, I informed them that I introduced condoms to the testing event. As I announced that I began handing out condoms yesterday, one of our members who just happened to be there yesterday, chimed in from the back: "she sure did!" Folks chuckled. I told them that I wanted them to hear it from me, before they heard it from someone else.
For the most part, I believe they understand. More importantly, they know their pastor. I don't know if they ALL are understanding and accept what I am doing. Time will tell. The "rumor mill" will tell.
I need to say unequivocally, that I am NOT condoning casual sexual liaisons. I am not, but neither am I judging them. I just want everyone to be safe. It is a matter of protecting not only your body, and my body ... but the body of the community at large.