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The TenthAmendmentCenter notes that Texas State Rep. Jodie Laubenberg introduced HB145, the Firearms Freedom Act:
The Legislature of the State of Texas declares that a firearm, a firearm accessory, or ammunition manufactured in Texas, as described by Chapter 2003, Business & Commerce Code, as added by this Act, that remains within the borders of Texas:
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The Center notes that eight States passed similar legislation in 2009: Montana, Tennessee, Utah, Wyoming, South Dakota, Idaho, Alaska and Arizona. For 2011, another dozen States could introduce such legislation.
Part of the point of such State initiatives is to eventually be able to bring a challenge before the Judiciary in an effort to strike down federal legislation that would seek to impugn 10th Amendment rights.
And in my home State, Georgia Rep. Bobby Franklin (R-Marietta) introduced the following eight State constitutional amendments:
HR 1 would repeal all property taxes, both State and Local, and replace them with either a sales and use tax or a flat household tax.
HR 2 would prohibit Eminent Domain in Georgia.
HR 3 would repeal and prohibit all land use restrictions and zoning laws in Georgia.
HR 4 would allow any citizen of Georgia to have standing to challenge the constitutionality of any State law.
HR 5 would prohibit any State Court of Appeals or State Supreme Court decision from being binding on anyone other than the parties involved in the particular case in question.
HR 6 would make all Judicial Qualifying Committee actions regarding discipline of judges advisory only, with the General Assembly having sole authority to carry out discipline of judges.
HR 7 would prohibit anyone appointed to fill a vacancy in an elective public office from running for a full term to that office.
HR 8 would repeal the clause in the current State Constitution mandating that all appropriations to the State Board of Regents be made in one lump sum, with the Board of Regents having final authority as to exactly how the money is allocated.
Also, Georgia is once again suing the Justice Department in an effort to receive permission to verify voter citizenship:
Like in June, the suit is being handled by a private attorney, Anne Lewis, rather than the state Law Department because outgoing Attorney General Thurbert Baker thinks suing the federal government is a mistake. Kemp, though, has briefed Baker's successor, Sam Olens, as well as Gov.-elect Nathan Deal.
At issue in June was a process for comparing voter-registration data to records held by the U.S. Social Security Administration and the Georgia Department of Driver Services. The new lawsuit is over a Georgia law passed in 2009 that would require anyone registering to vote to provide documentation of citizenship, from a drivers-license number to a copy of a passport or certain other documents.
Georgia is among the states required by the federal Voting Rights Act to have any changes in voting precleared by the federal government. States usually seek preclearance from the Justice Department, but they can also file suit in U.S. District Court in Washington. …
Monday, the Justice Department had no comment about the latest suit, according to department spokeswoman Xochitl Hinojosa.
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%Caesarea has a really fascinating history and it's a place where anyone could find something to do to his liking.
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Fascinating historical tips! I never realized Herod the Great built so much. (He had a sister named Salome who was not the same Salome as in Oscar Wilde's play and Richard Strauss's opera -- I think I've been getting the Herods and Salomes mixed up.)
Shalom.. one day, hoping to visit yr great country..caesare,akko,tiberias..very nice tips&photos..u've just 6 commandments,but need 4 more:) Peace:)
Really good historical info Nathalie. I too am very interested in history- the reason I love to travel. The Diving in Caesarea tip is excellent. Thanks
Shalom Nathalie! I like the place . Hope I`ll have enough time during my stay in Israel Sept,/Okto. this year to visit it. Hey, come to WM08 in Jerusalem. Maybe we meet in person! All the best! Mirjana/Miryana/
Ok hon, I want to you take me there when I go visit :)!!
did you visit that restaurant too and tried their clay-oven Focaccia?
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The Case for the Real Jesus: A Journalist Investigates Current Attacks on…
by Lee Strobel
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With his trademark efficiency, Strobel digs into the question about Jesus. He answers several of the most common questions about Jesus – including the one I most wanted answered: Did Christianity build the myth of Jesus from Pagan Myths. While Strobel didn't answer this completely to my satisfaction, he laid the ground work for further investigation.
Each of the experts he speaks with have a list of credentials a mile long. These are some of the smartest, most respected scholars in the world. To see them not only address these ideas about Jesus, but the scholarship that led to these ideas, gives the reader confidence that the answers presented have merit and truth. Worth reading if you have questions about Jesus.
I wanted to read an Easter-related book since this Sunday marks the holiday that is the central tenet on which all of Christianity stands or falls. Christianaudio.com gave this out as a free audio download in March, and I found it to be a great refresher on where scholarship currently stands on the resurrection, the reliability of the Bible, and the identity of Jesus. Strobel simply puts his interviews into print, mostly verbatim, so it's not really like reading a book or an article. You sort of get the full firehose from the interviewee, although Strobel probably edits it for brevity and content.
Valid criticisms of this book are that Strobel doesn't interview Bart Ehrman, John Dominic Crossan, and other skeptics whose claims he is investigating. He is also a professing Christian who asks questions he hears from skeptics or that he thinks skeptics would ask, but it comes across as not authentically questioning (Strobel chronicled his own investigations that led him from atheism to Christianity in The Case for Christ). Strobel tries to come across in his interviews as naive or unaware, but he would have already encountered much of the information while writing The Case for Christ and The Case for Faith. (Note: I've read both but it's been years ago.) I don't know that Strobel lobs "softballs," but he's often asking questions he already knows their answer to. There are plenty of Bible difficulties that are not addressed. It's not clear exactly how Strobel chose his sources, but their CVs speak for themselves. You are essentially getting summaries of their books, which they sometimes pick up and quote from, in this book. That's a good value of this book, it leads you to read a lot of other sources.
To the critics, I would say that watch the interviewees debate the skeptics yourself, often found on YouTube. It would make no sense for Strobel to be a go-between on the arguments. He's essentially doing that from the critics' written works and interviews. There's no getting around his bias, but no one on the other side seems to be willing to take the time to interview the same scholars. My criticism are the details that Strobel puts in about the interviews themselves, what they're eating, drinking, the clothes they're wearing. I guess trying to bring the reader into the office with him, but it's a bit amateurish in nature.
Craig A. Evans is generally respected by conservatives and liberals and is Strobel's first interview.
Evans' interview, in part, is to counter many claims made by Bart Ehrman in his book Misquoting Jesus. Evans wrote a response called Fabricating Jesus, and other works. In the interview, Evans provides details to back up the following which I've pasted from the book's description:
"Fact: The Gospel of Thomas is late, not early; secondary, not authentic. Contrary to what a few scholars maintain, the Gospel of Thomas originated in Syria and probably no earlier than the end of the second century.
The Gospel of Peter, which describes a talking cross, is late and incredible. In fact, the fragmentary document that we have may not be the Gospel of Peter at all. The document that we have may date to the fourth or fifth century.
The 'secret' version of the Gospel of Mark, allegedly found in the Mar Saba Monastery, is a modern hoax. Analysis of the hand-writing betrays the tell-tale signs of forgery.
The distinctive conclusions of the Jesus Seminar are rejected by most scholars in North America and Europe.
There is absolutely no credible evidence that Jesus had a wife or a child.
The evidence is compelling that the New Testament Gospels--Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John--are our best sources for understanding the historical Jesus. The New Testament Gospels are based on eyewitness testimony and truthfully and accurately describe the teaching, life, and death of Jesus.
Jesus was not a Cynic; in all probability he never encountered a Cynic. No killer monks (albino or otherwise) number among the membership of Opus Dei."
Evans notes that the Jesus seminar and 19th century biblical critics were weak on Hebrew, interpreting Jesus improperly into Greco-Roman thought. They take "Jesus out of (his Hebrew) context," and make him fit into a mold not given by anything actually recorded. New ideas get headlines, but confirmation of old ideas do not, which is why the Jesus Seminar are often chosen when PBS or other make a documentary. John Dominic Crossan is "on his own" maintaining certain positions on the gnostic texts that no other scholars take. Evans examines each of the Gnostic "gospels," demonstrating their authors' clear infamiliarity with burial practices and other Jewish customs.
The Gospel of Thomas appears to be quoting from Tatian's Diatessaron-- the first harmony of the four gospels-- giving it a much later date than what the Jesus Seminar claims. Its Syriac translation appears to be a second century biblical memorization aid. The "Gospel of Mary" likely dates to 150-200 a.d. The Gospel of Judas was also late and already mentioned as false by Irenaous early in the second century.
Throughout the book, the interviewees often act astonished or become quite "animated" or "emphatic," saying words like "ridiculous," or "completely false," etc. As Evans sets out to demolish Erhman's ideas, you're not left with much else than sympathy for Erhman.
Next up is Daniel B. Wallace at Dallas Theological Seminary, who has devoted his life to digitizing all the known Greek manuscripts of the New Testament via photograph. He has an interesting biography in that he became a Greek expert, writing seminal textbooks, then forgot all of his Greek in a bout with viral encephalitis. He re-taught himself Greek using his own textbooks. (see this interview at TGC.)
Wallace has also debated Ehrman. His discussion of exegesis and textual criticism were very good. He had some interesting, if not controversial, thoughts on inerrancy-- seeing it as an external doctrine protecting the infallibility and other more central tenets inside an imagined concentric circle of doctrines. Inerrancy need not precede faith, he states. He notes the mass volume of Greek manuscripts and that we're finding new ones from the 2nd century and even late first century. These dates are important because they are closer to the historical events and the original autographs, and found more frequently, than one can find for other historical documents. (He relates that the earliest written history of Caesar Augustus is as late as the 2nd century.)
He walks through an exercise in biblical translation that he does with his students. The differences in the manuscripts don't affect meaning. There is often one letter difference, a mispelling in Greek. He discusses several known scribal errors, and debates the significance of a few. (Aside: Ehrman and Gordon Fee both hold that scribal editions in 1 Corinthians has affected the church's hermeneutic of the epistle in relation to women and authority.) The fact that we can identify those discrepancies is important when getting the original idea. "Ehrman didn't prove that any doctrine is jeopardized." The Dan Brown Da Vinci Code-inspired conspiracy theories that Diocletian destroyed manuscripts is false, we have much earlier ones. Textual criticism is "tedium" because researchers rarely find any notable differences between the thousands of documents. "I think the church got it right" (at Nicea and since).
Another interesting factoid, the earliest manuscript of Revelation (from 3rd century?) has the number of the beast as 616, as do a number of other manuscripts.
Bruce Metzger is one New Testament expert who is respected by Ehrman. Strobel interviewed him in The Case for Christ, where he said that "scholarship has built my faith."
But Strobel writes this book to look at updated and more popular objections to the resurrection since Case for Christ was published. This brings him to Mike Licona, who wrote his dissertation on the resurrection, wrote Paul Meets Muhammad, co-authored The Case for the Resurrection with Gary Habermas, and has debated Muslim scholars.
(Note, in writing this review I found that Norman Geisler, Paige Patterson, and Al Mohler have recently been quite critical of several experts in this book over their positions of inerrancy, including Paul Copan and Mike Licona. Licona has written on his response to the charges, raising some valid questions about Geisler's methods, motives, and consistency: http://www.risenjesus.com/chicagos-muddy-waters. Gary Habermas and William Lane Craig are other giants in the field of Christian apologetics who have come under fire for defending Licona. )
I appreciated the brief tangent on problems using Bayes' theorem to disprove the existence of Jesus or the resurrection in this interview. Licona points to five agreed-upon facts that are enough to make a rational, probabilistic case for an authentic resurrection:
1. Everyone largely agrees that Jesus was crucified. Even Crossan and various skeptics attest this is not problematic.
2. Early tradition agrees on the account. The earliest manuscripts we have from Paul's epistles to the gospels agree on the death and resurrection of Jesus, and what came before and after.
3. The conversion of Paul, a former enemy of Christians. The Reza Aslan and J.S. Spong books I've read both have a hard time discounting Paul's conversion. It's clear he believed what he believed quite strongly.
4. James' conversion. James' and Jesus' other siblings are documented as not believing he was the messiah when Jesus was alive. Licona admits that this point is troubling even for himself. How would the brother of Jesus not have heard of the virgin birth from his mother? But as William Lane Craig has pointed out, if your brother claimed to be divine, what would he have to do to convince you? You know him, after all. Probably be raised from the dead.
The earliest creeds we have says Jesus appeared to James after his resurrection, then to many others. We know that James later believed because he is recorded as a leader of the church in Jerusalem and was later martyred for his belief that Jesus was the Christ.
5. Jesus tomb is empty. "75% of scholars agree on this." No body was produced by the Romans or the Jews. Licona walks Strobel through the various scenarios put forth, including the "healing" hypothesis, the fake Jesus on the cross that the Koran purports (Licona points out that if this were true it would make Allah a deceiver), and others that have already been covered by Evans above.
Licona addresses the Koran, Michael Baigent's The Jesus Papers, and other works. It's clear that he has gained a lot of inspiration from Gary Habermas as well.
Strobel then considers the more popular claims that a God who lives on earth, dies, and is resurrected is simply plagiarism from Greco-Roman, Zoroastrian, and other regional sources available to the Gospel authors. Is the Bible simply plagiarism of myths?
Bruce Metzger did research decades ago debunking much of what seems to be regurgitated today. Strobel interviews Edwin Yamauchi who is an expert on Gnostic texts, near eastern languages, and mythology. He asks specifically about whether the Mithras legend could have contributed to a Jesus myth. Yamauchi contends that Mithraism appears too late in the region to have contributed to the Gospel authors, or to be part of some secret underground religion. It is more probable that the opposite happened-- the Gospels influenced the Mithras legends, as similarities appear to have been developed in 1st-4th centuries AD. Yamauchi points to research that debunked these theories long ago.
If the Gospels are reasonably accurate and Jesus was most likely resurrected, then why don't Jews widely accept him? Strobel probes Dr. Michael Brown, of "Jews for Jesus," for his answers. Brown walks through the Old Testament prophecies of the Messiah and how they could be fulfilled by Jesus. Strobel presents various objections by modern rabbis-- the Messiah could not have been divine, was supposed to usher in the eternal earthly kingdom, etc. and Brown refutes them like Jewish Christians have been doing since the resurrection. Brown further purports that the messiah had to fulfill prophecies before the second temple was destroyed by the Romans, and Jesus is the only one that did so. He has the highest probability of being one to fulfil the prophecies. Now that the second temple is destroyed, it's not possible for there to be another. Brown walks through the "suffering servant" of Isaiah passages in a neat way and explains the difficulties of Old Testament exegesis. Whole volumes have been written on the problematic nature of OT use in the NT.
The last interview is with Paul Copan, author of True for You, But Not for Me. Copan is arguing against postmodernism. He defines truth as "a belief that matches up with reality." Certain truths are absolute and knowable. He discusses the important of getting a postmodern skeptic to accept reason before one can argue from historical evidences and such.
Strobel's conclusion recaps the major points of the interviews and contains a compendium of quotes by experts on Dead Sea scrolls, Eastern religions, etc. Larry W. Hurtado, Richard Baucum, C.S. Lewis, and more. Lewis wrote that Christianity is difficult to accept because it requires us to "Hand over the whole natural self..." Surrender is scary. Our modern culture and groups like the Jesus Seminar try to make Jesus our equal, which we would prefer to have instead of someone we need to actually submit to and rely on for eternal life. Sin, likewise, is something we'd rather delete-- along with hell. Once you accept the evidence suggesting the resurrection is true, it requires you change your life.
Overall, I give this book 4 stars. I highly recommend it to anyone researching apologetics.
This is the third book I've read in author/journalist Lee Strobel's "Case" series.
While I did not enjoy this book as much as "The Case for Faith" and "The Case for Christ", Mr. Strobel's writing gave me much to contemplate.
One thing I really enjoy is how the author brings up internet and literary attempts to discredit Christian beliefs, only to have experts, scholars and such show the inanity of the attacks on Christ as a historic figure.
Decent, for introductory evidentialist apologetics.
Has modern scholarship debunked the traditional Christ? Has the church suppressed the truth about Jesus to advance its own agenda? What if the real Jesus is far different from the atoning Savior worshipped through the centuries? In The Case for the Real Jesus, former award-winning legal editor Lee Strobel explores such hot-button questions as: * Did the church suppress ancient non-biblical documents that paint a more accurate picture of Jesus than the four Gospels? * Did the church distort the truth about Jesus by tampering with early New Testament texts? * Do new insights and explanations finally disprove the resurrection? * Have fresh arguments disqualified Jesus from being the Messiah? * Did Christianity steal its core ideas from earlier mythology? Evaluate the arguments and evidence being advanced by prominent atheists, liberal theologians, Muslim scholars, and others. Sift through expert testimony. Then reach your own verdict in The Case for the Real Jesus.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 031024210X, Hardcover)Has modern scholarship debunked the traditional Christ? Has the church suppressed the truth about Jesus to advance its own agenda? What if the real Jesus is far different from the atoning Savior worshipped through the centuries? In The Case for the Real Jesus, former award-winning legal editor Lee Strobel explores such hot-button questions as: * Did the church suppress ancient non-biblical documents that paint a more accurate picture of Jesus than the four Gospels? * Did the church distort the truth about Jesus by tampering with early New Testament texts? * Do new insights and explanations finally disprove the resurrection? * Have fresh arguments disqualified Jesus from being the Messiah? * Did Christianity steal its core ideas from earlier mythology? Evaluate the arguments and evidence being advanced by prominent atheists, liberal theologians, Muslim scholars, and others. Sift through expert testimony. Then reach your own verdict in The Case for the Real Jesus.
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"Presents a number of counter-arguments to challenges to the evangelical Christian view of Jesus and his message. Strobel addresses differences between how Jesus is portrayed in the non-canonical gospels versus the four canonical gospels, whether the Bible's portrayal of Jesus has been tampered with by the church, new explanations that refute Jesus' resurrection, whether Christianity's portrayal of Jesus was drawn from pagan religions, whether Jesus fulfils messianic prophecies, and whether contemporary people should be able to choose what to believe about Jesus" -- www.wikipedia.com… (more)
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Or do you like to be called rory. At what price point will you pretend that you bought this at the lows. You have a difficult situation, with being the last of rory's ids that claim that you got out right before the selloff. Even though the night before you were critcizing bucket. Let's see if we have this right:
Rory out at $2.31 missing the run to $6.95.
Batzem took his ball home and then a few minutes later bought back his shares. Causing him to lose capital gains for another 11 months. Very shrewd.
Jelly road this down for the third time. Previous trips over the cliff included buying supergen in the $50's, then average down and watch that go to the $1's. This time he's watch it go from $6.90 pumping all the way to the current shareprice.
Think well he's still waiting for unless and until. I saw were he just posting someing incoherent
Mdbobblehead....why did you stop using that one?
Way2hot2handle....new id. Sounds just like old rory. I'll save that for later.
You boys have had a rough ride lately. Maxipad has to figure out how he can pretend he owns shares if it goes up and maintain that he sold if it goes down. You guys got squshed and everyone knows it. It was nice doing business with you idiots.
I love the bit where you have weightbyou post asco coming and then maxi criticize him and jelly correct, then maxi corrects jelly. That was all so convincing. Inside that punny little brain, you think that works.
Now you all go back pretending that you're not the same investor. But no ones buying it and you shouldn't be selling it.
I stated for years that I would never sell astex, until I see something I didn't like with sgi-110. I got out at the near highs. Made a nice bundle and left you holding the bag. Cannot get any better than that.
One last remaining thought you spent 13 years posting #$%$ ola. Only 12 more to go. You made nothing and now you know the rest of the story. AMF.
LIAR LIAR pants on fire:
You said "I stated for years that I would never sell Astex until I see somthing I didn't like with SGI-110"........blah blah....see above....
KYJellie on Feb 26th at 2:15PM this year. KY is you Free., Hate, Bucket, others....
"I decided to cash in half my position. By doing this I have Zero bases in the remaining 35K shares. The street looks like it could careless about dacogen generic news. Maybe something going on behind the scenes? Insiders have bought and moved shares to trusts".
You are a F@$@# liar and a complete psycho. You have no friends and family. You sit in your home watching reruns of "Alice" and playing with your blowup doll. I urge you to seek mental help.
Yup dude....the gloves are off....
Read the first two sentences and stopped. As I said yesterday, you are a deeply deeply disturbed person. You should seek help.
I never sold any shares then. If you want to fly down to Daytona beach, I'll be happy to show you exactly what I did. BTW i'm not kyjellie. I never admitted using the free id that I was. Did I? I didn't care if you thought I was kyjellie. In fact someone else asked my permission to let you think it was so. There are a lot of investors who saw through your games and they wanted to expose you. I bet I get at least one a month asking about rory's ids.
Well it's nice to know that you wore gloves when you had your lips planted on jelly's behind. Now do you want to take my test? Prove me wrong that you are not the same person.
Nice chatting with you the past 7 years. I have other investments to attend to. You get mad as fast as rory does, when you get surprised. It was fun screwing with you. It past the time.
Now everyone knows the rest of the story. Bye rory.
yep free you need toi believe that we are all the same person who think you're a schmuck .. But trust me we all individually think you;re a putz. Im sure you experience this all the time. Have one of your other identities write something nice about you . You'll feel better. Maybe you can average down on you 28 dollar silver position with your Astex profits. See you//


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Update on ElianaEliana continues as a member of the "IMASUMAC II" community bank whose meetings take place in Wanchaq district, in Cusco province and department.
Eliana continues selling 'ceviche' ('ceviche is a delicious cold dish made from fish and onions). Making 'ceviche' is simple and Eliana prepares it with fresh ingredients that she buys in advance. She used her previous loan to increase her working capital and things went very well.
On this occasion, Eliana needs a loan to invest in buying ingredients such as lemons and onions. She will also pay her fish supplier.
Eliana is grateful for the support that she will receive and she pledges to make her repayments in a disciplined manner.
La socia Eliana sigue dedicando a la venta de ceviche. (Ceviche este es un delicioso plato de bandera frio hecho a base de pescado y cebollas). La elaboración del ceviche es sencilla y la socia prepara con todos los insumos previamente comprados y frescos. Con el anterior préstamo la socio incremento el capital del negocio y le fue muy bien. En esta oportunidad la socia Eliana requiere el préstamo para invertir en la compra de ingredientes como por ejemplo limón, cebolla y también pagar al proveedor del pescado que le deja.
La socia agradece el apoyo que se le otorgara y así mismo se compromete a cumplir de manera disciplinada con los pagos de las cuotas.
Previous Loan DetailsEliana is a member of the community bank IMASUMAC II, located in the Huanchac district in the province and department of Cusco. Eliana is 39 years old, married, and has three children. She works buying and selling ceviche, a delicious cold dish made from fish and onions. Making ceviche is si... More from Eliana's previous loan »
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Important InformationAbout Asociación Arariwa
Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
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- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Feb 10, 2012
- Listed
- Feb 26, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Covered
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- Jul 15, 2012
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Taking, collecting, and uploading photos of borrowers is one of the most challenging elements of using Kiva for our Field Partners. In order to make Kiva easier for Field Partners to use, we have allowed them to post successive and concurrent loans without taking a new photo of the borrower if the criteria above are met.


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Courses Taught: Analytical Dynamics; Astronomy; Electricity and Magnetism; Introduction to Electromagnetism, Light and Modern Physics (General Physics without Calculus); Introduction to Mechanics; Quantum Mechanics; Crazy Ideas in Physics and Rocket Science
Extracurricular activities: Gardening, writing short stories
Most recent book read: Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin
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"My research in XAFS is very collaborative. I tell people what things are made of. A typical collaboration with a chemist, for example, begins after they have tried to synthesize a new cancer treatment. They come to me and I try to verify that they have made what they think they've made.
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Most recent books read: The Art of Time in Fiction by Joan Silber; Cost by Roxana Robinson; The Spare Room by Helen Garner; and Everything Ravaged, Everything Burned by Wells Tower
"I take teaching very seriously. You don't do it if you don't like it. There are other ways to make a living. I try to write in the morning and get my writing done early. It's not a bad schedule in terms of finding time to write, but you have to be disciplined. I'm working on a new book right now, tentatively titled, The World Without You. I'm writing this book from multiple perspectives and I have to avoid letting the cart lead the horse. You don't want the story's themes to lead the story. A lot of these things come up frequently in my students' works and I can intercept them in my own writing because I've helped students work through them.
"One thing I've noticed among some of my grad students is a tendency to over-foreshadow. Flannery O'Connor said a great ending should feel inevitable and yet still surprise the reader. When the writing is under-confident, there can be too much popcorn along the trail and at the end you're not surprised. It's better for the reader not to notice the popcorn until the end."
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Most recent book read: Notes from No Man's Land by Eula Biss
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"I like people to feel a kind of flexibility. I want that for myself, and I want it for my students, so they feel like there isn't anything they can't write about. Whenever there's something I feel I could never write about, then I think, That's clearly an assignment for myself. I try to make myself as uncomfortable as possible."
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Audie Award, Paranormal, 2013
Dark fantasy goes hardboiled in Book II of the hard-hitting Grimnoir Chronicles by the New York Times best-selling creator of Monster Hunter International. The Grimnoir Society's mission is to protect people with magic, and they've done so—successfully and in secret—since the mysterious arrival of the Power in the 1850s, but when a magical assassin makes an attempt on the life of President Franklin Roosevelt, the crime is pinned on the Grimnoir. The knights must become fugitives while they attempt to discover who framed them.Thing go from bad to worse when Jake Sullivan, former P.I. and knight of the Grimnoir, receives a telephone call from a dead man—a man he helped kill. Turns out the Power jumped universes because it was fleeing from a predator that eats magic and leaves destroyed worlds in its wake. That predator has just landed on Earth.
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I've recently returned from living and working in Alaska. I, my beautiful two dogs, and wonderful three cats travelled together.
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When you start the Spellbound series it is like getting hooked on chocolate. You always have to go back for more. The characters are delightful and original; the plot is out of this world. Jake Sullivan, the loyal and moral ex-Con who believes in liberty and freedom is by far my most favorite character.
Each character must confront not only their own truths but their own fears, their own personal demons. Jake becomes the glue that holds the group together when they have to fight their inner demons and the evil in the world. He also is the glue that allows success in the end.
The audio version is hands over fists better than the print version. It is wonderful to sit back and have a talented narrator read to you. Bronson Pinchot is wonderful. Overall: This has become a favorite. The plot is new and fresh and mixes a stark originality with somber far reaching themes. Its as addictive as chocolate.
I am never disappointed with Larry Correia.
I love Audiobooks. I listen to roughly 50-100 hours a month. It's a good thing I work for Audible!
"A solid follow-up to Hard Magic"
Pinchot's narration was great and the writing is solid. Like all great series, I started to feel anxious at the end of the book because I know the next installment hasn't been released yet.
The characters continue to develop in this installment - which is good. I really didn't find myself getting bored. I know I'm in a good book when my dog doesn't want to go out for anymore walks!
I listened to this one right after the first, so its difficult to compare. The tension isn't the same because of events in the first book, but it was a solid middle book in a series.
The attack on the island at the end.
I don't know...
Great book. If you loved the first one, you'll like this too. The cover art is kind of cheesy - it doesn't do the content of the book any favors.
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"Spellbound is a hit"
This was a great installment in the chronicles it was really hard to put this down. If you liked the first novel your not going to be disappointed.However, if you haven't read the first one then you should really pick it up before diving into this one. I'm extremely happy they decided to keep the same narrator Bronson Pinchot is definitely one of the top 3 in the game right now.
"A Worthy Successor To 'Hard Magic.'"
'The Spellbound' is great fun. It's the second in a series, so read 'Hard Magic' first. You'll be glad you did.
For those who have read and enjoyed 'Hard Magic,' this book is sure to be a treat. Correia seems like he has a ball writing these books. They're not silly (not in the denigrating sense, anyway), but they never take themselves too seriously.
The surviving characters from Hard Magic are back, and some intriguing new characters are introduced.
Once again, Bronson Pinchot's narration is spot-on. Highly recommended.
"Better than the First"
I really liked Hard Magic, the first book of The Grimnoir Chronicles, but this book was much better. Where Correia had to spend alot of the first book creating this world, in Spellbound he hits the ground running, and run he does. There are many questions answered, but in the vain of any great serious he leaves you with many more. The worst part about it was that I had to wait for some of my friends to finish it so that I could talk about it without being the spoiler.
"Great Stuff"
This is the second book in a series started with "Hard Magic" and they are both very entertaining books. Larry Correia has made a colorful world full of action and drama, his characters are very likeable, his stories are action packed. In addition Bronson Pinchot is a fantastic narrator, his rendition of Sullivan practically drips with a rich southern molasses.
This book is an action/drama so if you're looking for deep philosophical musings or poetry you might want to look elsewhere, but if you're looking for non-stop fun this is a good one.
I can find a book to love in any genre -- a beautifully written classic, an interesting mystery or sci-fi, a trashy romance. Bring it!
"Summoners, heavies, travelers, faders..."
STORY (science fiction) - Spellbound is Book 2 in the Grimnoir Chronicles, and it won Best Paranormal 2013 for a reason. Larry Correia continues with the same great set of characters and places them in another extremely imaginative situation. The story is set sometime maybe in the 1940's, with guest appearances from Roosevelt and Hoover. The Grimnoir are "actives," who each have a special power like manipulating gravity, teleportation, mind-reading, etc., and they continually must battle against "normals" who feels they should be subjected to testing and their powers controlled. There are a lot of Grimnoir and I actually had trouble remembering who had what power, but then I'm getting kind of old...
In this book the normals try to pin a Presidential assassination on the Grimnoir, and they even obtain magic of their own to fight them. The Grimnoir face hideous summoned creatures, so be prepared for lots of action. But this book has lots more going on than what I'd call "mindless action." The story is great as well. The planet-jumping predator who eats magic and destroys worlds (mentioned in the Audible summary) is discovered in this book but does not appear. Probably will be in Warbound, Book 3.
PERFORMANCE - Bronson Pinchot (yes, the actor) does a great job narrating. He gives unique voices to the characters, but some of his performance was just "off" enough for me to rate him a 4 instead of 5.
OVERALL - This story stands alone, but you should start with Book 1 and meet the characters from the beginning. Recommended for teens, adults, males, females, almost any audience except children due to some offensive language and all the violence. No sexual situations. I definitely plan to continue to Book 3, Warbound, which is already available on Audible.
I like scifi and urban fantasy. I don't like romance novels. If you are the same my reviews should help.
"Better than the first book."
Action, action, action.
The final fight against the rogue agent in D.C.
Everything. this guy is one of the best narrarators I've heard.
The scene when one of the Grim Noir gives his life to end the dust bowl in Oklahoma was touching.
I liked this better than the first in the series which is pretty rare. I'd advise getting all three books in the series.
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"truly excellent continuation of the story"
he is truly outstanding! the best overall narrator i've heard to date! he brings the characters to life!
first things first...after the conclusion of hard magic, i wasn't sure if larry correia could create a villan as powerful or as dreaded as the chairman, but i'm here to tell you that larry successfully crafts another lethal villain with the temerity to directly confront and challenge the grimnoir knights head on!
the events that transpired in hard magic have made the public even more wary of actives. magical opposition groups are organizing, and the gov't is proposing laws that require actives to register themselves. a secretive, new gov't agency is given a blank check to "deal with" the active problem.
enter agent crowe. crowe's mandate is to retrieve a particular grimnoir knight at any cost. crowe is merciless and relentless. he will go to any length to capture his prize, and the grimnoir knights quickly discover he won't stop. his strange and mysterious powers manage to frighten the grimnoir knights. i found crowe to be a worthy villain. he reminded me of agent smith from the 1st matrix movie- crafty, creepy, frightening powerful, relentless.
new characters are introduced, and their backstories are just as intriguing as our original cast. correia easily weaves the new characters into the overarching plot. there is a surprising addition to the grimnoir knights, and his/her inclusion (i won't tell) further fills out the story.
i hesitate to say more b/c i don't want to rob you of discovering a truly rewarding story. spellbound is an excellent continuation of the story and definitely worthy of your time.
"Second book delivers"
I don't think that Larry Correia can write a bad book. Pinchot however, still leaves me cold. Some of the characters that carried over from the last novel did not have the same voice as they did the first time. One that sticks out like a sore thumb is Jane. You'll note in this book that her accent is completely missing and now she all of the sudden sounds like any other American girl. I really wish that Oliver Wyman could have voiced this series as well. He is a better fit for Correia's writing. That said, this is still a fantastic book and I am excited for the next in the series.
This series encompasses more or less everything I love in a book, multiple point of view, multi-layered intense plot,well defined individual characters, no cardboard cut-outs here, its, in a class of it's own mixing multiple genres and coming out with a delicately balanced perfect veritable feast for the imagination.
Wonderful, I suggest you read 'Hard magic' first which is just as good..
"Bring On Book 3!"
This is the second book in the Grimnoir Chronicles, after 'Hard Magic'.
If you loved the first book, you won't be disappointed with the second. All our fave characters are back along with some new ones; Grimnoir Knights, Imperium Guards, and a new sinister government organisation.
I was as completely enthralled by this as the first book, and some of the characters surprised me with how much I liked them - I would never have thought I could start rooting for an Iron Guard!
There were a lot of laugh out loud moments, especially any scene with Heimrich, who aside from Fay and Sullivan, is easily my favourite character.
I wasn't keen on the idea of a spirit phone communicating with the deceased Chairman (this happens very early on, so not really a spoiler), but in a story that involves teleporting, mind control, human lie detectors, gravity spikers, healers, and an alien magical entity (among other things), it's perhaps a little churlish of me to have a problem with communicating with the dead.
My only other issue is that of the sole English character being portrayed as the stuck-in-the-eighteenth-century, toffee-nosed, upper-class, authority-without-a-clue figure. As an English person, I found it a little wearing to be met with this cliché yet again, but since he was only in the story for about two minutes I got over it quickly - just hope this isn't a recurring theme for Correia.
If you like supernatural action, comedy, adventure, and anything with elements of superheroes, you will not be disappointed purchasing 'Hard Magic' and 'Spellbound'.
Fast paced, intelligent, with a lot of humour and thoroughly enjoyable smart-ass comments from our Grimnoir Knights, I loved this story, and I know I will listen to it often.
The story is told from the omniscient perspective, hopping in and out of all the different characters' thoughts, and the narration is spot on, thoughts more subtle than dialogue, and it is always clear who is thinking or speaking.
Bring on Book 3!
"Cannot wait"
A rip roaring ride picking up where the first book left off.
Heinrich (not sure of the spelling) is a wonderfully dry character.
Yes but stretched it to two days
I ploughed through the first book and loved it. Brought to mind a slightly grittier series akin to the decoder ring theatre style of noir with banter between the characters carrying well. This was a natural choice to read after the first book as i had to know how it ended. Now i need to wait until next month for the third instalment.
I can't stress enough how much I love this series! Imagine a sort of steampunk X-men/Watchmen with magic and tommy-guns and characters that you genuinely feel for and some absolutely fantastic narration.
Spellbound is the second book in the Grimnoir Chronicles series, an urban fantasy set in 1940s America with an alternate history and steampunk elements. It isn't overdone; everyone isn't walking about with clockwork parasols, but there are airships and historical figures and events referenced briefly to help the reader understand how the emergence of magic has shaped this reality.
The Grimnoir Chronicles world combines a fantastic, original superpower-based individual magic (one power per person, with the powers mostly identified and classified i.e. "Heavy" - someone who manipulates gravity, "Fade" - someone who phases through solid matter, etc.) with a more traditional rune-based magic, and even a few sci-fi elements. It isn't difficult to follow but is wonderfully detailed and immersive, and brought alive by characters who are all very distinct and different and complement one another brilliantly. I found all of the 'good guy' characters very likeable and cared about what happened to them very early on. There are none of the irritating shallow stereotypes seen a lot in fantasy, and the plot managed to surprise me as the characters thought of ingenious solutions I hadn't considered.
To top it all, Bronson Pinchot does a masterful job of the narration, capturing all of the characters perfectly and bringing across a very strong voice to each character's observations even though the book is written in 3rd person. It changes from person to place, speech to thought very quickly and Bronson never leaves you in any doubt as to who is speaking or what is happening.
The only criticism I have is that there's no release date yet for book 3.
"A fantastic sequel."
Was it as good as the first no they never are but it was very good.
I love everything about these books, the characters the pace and rhythm of the plot, the action and the overall tone of sarcastic cynicism.
The narrator, and the quality of the recording was very good.
If you like the first one you probably love this.
"Sci-Fi Noir"
Interesting idea lots of action and once you start listening, you need to listen more. Think with film making today it could be a nice film
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For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
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Coast Guard Sector St. Petersburg crew members stand at attention during during Morning Colors at the sector donned in their service dress blue uniforms Wednesday, April 16, 2014. Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard Michael Leavitt encouraged all Coast Guard chiefs, senior chiefs, master chiefs and other senior leadership to wear their dress uniforms to draw attention and create discussion amongst Coast Guardsmen about sexual assault prevention awareness. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael De Nyse)
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