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The husband of a national-level shooter who is facing charges of domestic abuse, deceit and exploitation was arrested in Delhi by a joint team of Ranchi and Delhi Police on Tuesday.
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I bought this to take on our camping trip this Sept in ME and Nova Scotia. I tried it out at home and it is quite warm so I have high hopes it will keep me warm in nature. There is more room along the top half which nicely fits my curvy figure. I'm glad the foot box is more open because I appreci... Read More
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This summer, Andrew Moss, a former DART police officer, launched a petition urging the transit agency to offer domestic partner benefits.
Moss had worked for DART until health problems forced him to step down in 2008. Though his husband continued to work there as a police officer, their marriage isn't recognized in Texas, and DART policy only extends benefits to employees' legal spouses. Moss, with his COBRA benefits set to expire in December, was facing a future without health coverage.
Despite all of that, the agency appeared reluctant to revisit its policies. "There are no plans currently to talk about a decision to expand benefits to domestic partners," DART spokesman Morgan Lyons told the Dallas Voice at the time.
That has now changed. DART's administrative committee is scheduled to discuss domestic partner benefits when it meets tomorrow afternoon. Lyons says the discussion was prompted by a board member -- Claude Williams, according to the Voice -- in response to Moss' petition.
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text: To Mock: Movement Three by B.P. Cook published on 2012-11-20T02:09:42Z "To Mock" is an electronic composition that was on installation at The Connecticut Historical Society Museum for nearly all of 2012. It served as a substantial part of an even larger, group sourced installation titled "Songs Along The Way." This installation was created to raise awareness to Park River Watershed wildlife. All of the sounds in this entire twenty minute, multi-movement work were created from a single field recording of a mocking bird. Movement three plays with the idea of making dynamic, playable, organ-like sampler instruments out of bird sounds. In addition, the entire movement's tonal structure is based on the major second, and minor third we hear in the birds first five notes from movement one. The influence of computers is often pretty obvious when constructing a piece of electronic music these days. However, I emphasize this by making an ode to the beginnings of computer music notation. I use the synthesizer from the first ever graphic music notation program, as a formant filter on one of the organs used in this movement. This first graphic music notation program was never actually marketed, but it did spark great advances in computer music. The name of this computer program: Mocking Bird. © 2011 by B.P. Cook Genre Electronic Comment by B.P. Cook @musicbyjdw: You do? Or I should? 2013/08/27 13:59:25 +0000 Comment by Jeremy Wexler keep coming back to this piece 2013/08/26 18:59:25 +0000 Comment by Loop Castle i am loving this right now. 2013/07/26 02:51:53 +0000 Comment by Stuart Russell great introductory material 2013/06/09 19:51:30 +0000 Comment by B.P. Cook @andrewcrossley: Thank you! 2012/11/20 21:05:49 +0000 Comment by Andrew Crossley This is absolutely incredible, man! 2012/11/20 20:45:27 +0000 Comment by B.P. Cook @corkcitygamelan: Thank you! I shall have to take a listen as well! 2012/11/20 18:16:29 +0000 Comment by CorkCityGamelan what an ending! 2012/11/20 07:29:41 +0000 Comment by CorkCityGamelan very impressive work, well done - I m now thinking of "Bird Concerto with Piano Song" by Jonathan Harvey - I must find that and listen again... 2012/11/20 07:24:16 +0000 Comment by B.P. Cook @aubbbbrey: Thank you! How do you suggest I submit? Should I email them? 2012/11/20 02:24:11 +0000


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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Oct 23, 2007
|Filing date
|Jun 3, 2005
|Priority date
|Jun 3, 2005
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Jeffrey Yin, Jen-Huang A. Chiou, John T. Meagher
|Original Assignee
|Temic Automotive Of North America, Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (29), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (17), Classifications (15), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This application is related to U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/144,549, filed concurrently herewith, entitled "Improved Package for a Tire Pressure Sensor Assembly,", which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a tire pressure sensor assembly for a tubeless tire.
2. Description of the Related Art
Electronic tire pressure sensors are becoming increasingly common in motor vehicles. Beginning Sep. 1, 2005, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) will phase in regulations that will require that manufacturers install tire pressure sensors in all light vehicles. See, e.g., Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards; Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems; Controls and Displays, 49 C.F.R. parts 571 and 585.
Various configurations for an electronic tire pressure sensor are described in the art, but most share the common basic features of: being coupleable to or part of a tire rim or a tire valve stem which fits into an opening in the rim to allow the tire to be filled with air; having an electronic pressure sensor for sensing the pressure in tire; and having a radio frequency (RF) transmitter for transmitting a radio signal indicative of the sensed pressure to the vehicle's computer. Such electronic tire pressure sensors are mounted inside the space between the tire and the rim and must be able to withstand the considerable g-forces that result from tire rotation. Most of the various configurations of tire pressure sensors in the art are the result of efforts to meet these requirements in ways that minimize the costs associated with the sensor systems and their installation. Various examples of electronic tire pressure sensors are described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,005,480, 5,853,020, 4,734,674, and 6,722,409, which are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties.
A drawback to presently existing tire pressure sensors is that their installation requires an additional step beyond what is required to install a valve stem and/or valve stem assembly in a tire rim. For example, it is typical that installation of the tire pressure sensor involves techniques that involve fastening the sensor to the valve stem and/or to the rim, for example, by screwing or by bolting, which is time consuming. Moreover, many of these techniques require that the valve stem portion be first installed in the rim, and then the pressure sensor portion affixed to it in a separate step, which again adds complexity to the placement of the assembly in the rim. Additionally, prior techniques can result in an overall assembly which is expensive to manufacture, or which subjects the tire pressure sensor to potential damage during installation. An improved tire pressure sensor design is therefore needed, and this disclosure provides embodiments of such a design.
Embodiments of the inventive aspects of this disclosure will be best understood with reference to the following detailed description, when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
An improved tire pressure sensor assembly for a vehicle is disclosed. The sensor assembly is adapted for mounting on a tire rim inside a tire. An embodiment of the tire pressure sensor portion of the assembly includes a battery and a printed circuit board (PCB) configured with electronics to measure tire pressure and to transmit a radio frequency (RF) signal related to the measured tire pressure to a receiver, for example, the vehicle's on board computer. The PCB and battery are contained in a housing that preferably allows the PCB and the battery to be oriented angularly with respect to each other. Such orientation permits the low profile sensor assembly to conform to the curved surface of the rim.
An embodiment of the disclosed tire pressure sensor assembly comprises the above-described tire pressure sensor portion coupled to a valve stem assembly. The valve stem assembly is mounted in the valve stem opening of the rim and the tire pressure sensor portion of the assembly is held in place via its attachment to the valve stem assembly. According to one embodiment, the tire pressure sensor is fastened to the valve stem via a metal terminal, which is configured such that the valve stem assembly can deform as the valve stem assembly is forced through the opening in the rim. The tire pressure sensor assembly can be preassembled prior to installing the valve stem assembly into the rim, which permits a tire/wheel manufacturer to install the tire pressure sensor assembly into the rim in one step rather than having to install the valve stem assembly and later install the tire pressure sensor in separate steps. Another advantage to attaching the sensor to the valve stem via a metal terminal is that the valve stem can function as an antenna external to the tire an rim assembly to facilitate transmitting the RF signal to a receiver. These and other advantages of the disclosed tire pressure sensor will be apparent to one of skill in the art in light of the disclosure.
According to one embodiment, pressure sensor 3 includes a g-switch to activate the pressure sensor periodically as a function of g-force. This saves battery life by taking pressure measurements more often when the vehicle is in motion, but less often when the vehicle is stationary or traveling at low speed. One of skill in the art will appreciate that many alternative configurations can provide the same advantage. For example, PCB 1 can also support an additional switch to prompt for pressure measurements at given intervals or the vehicles' on board computer can set the interval for pressure measurements.
Tire pressure sensor 101 includes a battery 5. In the illustrated embodiment, battery 5 does not overlap with PCB 1, but rather is appended to the side of PCB 1 via leads 105 to provide power to the PCB 1. Battery 5 and PCB 1 meet at point 106, generally dividing the tire pressure sensor 101 into a battery side 14 and a PCB side 15. To say that the battery 5 and PCB 1 meet implies that they may touch each other at point 106, or that there may be some space between them. Either way, this configuration provides several advantages. It reduces weight and the costs associated with PCB manufacturing and housing. Also, the design permits the battery and PCB to be oriented at an angle. Specifically, the angle between battery 5 and PCB 1 at point 106 allows the low profile tire pressure sensor 101 to conform to the rim's curved surface under high g-loading, discussed further below with reference to
Still referring to
Housing the tire pressure sensor 101 by overmolding provides several advantages over prior art sensors that are typically enclosed in a rigid housing. The overmolded housing is very low mass compared to bulkier housings and therefore the overall mass of the sensor 101 is reduced. Because the mass of the tire pressure sensor 101 and its housing 8 affects the centrifugal force these components will experience while the tire is spinning, lower mass means a lower force applied to the valve stem 10. Also, overmolding is less expensive then providing the tire pressure sensor 101 into a discrete housing, or otherwise potting the sensor 101. That being said however, the housing 8 need not be overmolded onto the tire pressure sensor 101, and could comprise other types of housings in other useful embodiments.
Continuing with the description of
Despite its similarity to conventional valve stem assemblies, valve stem assembly 9 differs in that valve stem 10 extends beyond the back of the valve stem housing 11 (i.e., generally out of the page in
Notice that through this arrangement, the axis of the valve stem 10 of the valve stem section 9 and the plane of the housing 8 of the tire pressure sensor 101 are generally parallel, and the terminal 6 is generally perpendicular to both. Of course, saying that these components are "generally" parallel or perpendicular should be understood as a very relative concept. For example, saying that the terminal is generally perpendicular to the plane of the housing 8 or to the axis of the valve stem 10 implies an angle of 90 degree plus-or-minus 45 degrees.
As assembled into the rim 16, and because the valve stem assembly 9 portion is rubber and somewhat flexible, and because terminal 6 is somewhat flexible, the housed tire pressure sensor 101 when installed can be firmly biased against the rim surface 18. In this manner, and assuming tolerable levels of g-forces on the housed tire pressure sensor 101, the tire pressure sensor 101 can be made to stay firmly pinned against the rim surface 18 so that the sensor 101 will not float or "jiggle" with respect to the rim 16. Of course, tire pressure sensor assembly 102 is installed in the rim 16 prior to mounting tire 19 on the rim.
Referring to
As shown in
It should be understood that the inventive concepts disclosed herein are capable of many modifications. To the extent such modifications fall within the scope of the appended claims and their equivalents, they are intended to be covered by this patent.
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|May 28, 2008
|Sep 15, 2009
|Continental Automotive France
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|Orange Electronic Co., Ltd.
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|Dec 13, 2011
|Infineon Technologies, Ag
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|Apr 17, 2012
|Trw Automotive U.S. Llc
|Method and apparatus for overmolding a tire pressure monitor sensor
|Jul 1, 2008
|Oct 16, 2012
|Continental Automotive France
|Electronic module for measuring operating parameters of a vehicle wheel, comprising an electronic unit and an inflation valve of the "snap-in" type
|Oct 30, 2012
|Infineon Technologies, Ag
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|Aug 16, 2007
|Trw Automotive U.S. Llc
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|Jul 12, 2007
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|Mobiletron Electronics Co., Ltd.
|Tire pressure gauge
|May 28, 2008
|Jan 8, 2009
|Continental Automotive France
|Electronic unit for measuring operating parameters of a vehicle wheel, comprising an electronic box and an inflation valve of the snap-in type
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|Infineon Technologies Ag
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|Feb 20, 2008
|Aug 20, 2009
|Orange Electronic Co., Ltd.
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|U.S. Classification
|73/146.8, 73/146.3, 340/443, 73/146.2, 73/146, 340/438, 340/445
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jun 3, 2005
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Exploring the New York Times' Unconventional Family Infographic
The New York Times has a pretty well-done interactive infographic this weekend, attached to a story about an unconventional Brooklyn family. Our country's demographics skew increasingly toward the non-traditional; the days of 2.4 kids and a dog are no longer. The infographic shows you how many other households in the U.S. are like yours. I toyed with it so we can visualize some uncommon arrangements.
The family in the story
The family featured in the story "Baby Makes Four, and Complications" consists of a woman who had a child by her friend via in-vitro fertilization. The bio father of the child splits time between her and the kid and his partner. Note the gender-neutral way this infographic denotes "housemate or roommate," with an odd combination of Anna Wintour pageboy and footie pajamas.
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A five hour helicopter evacuation to rescue the passengers of the stricken Akademik Shokalskiy is likely to begin today as weather conditions improve in Antarctica, but it could be weeks before they get off their rescue ship in Australia.
The Akademik Shokalskiy advised the Australian Maritime Safety Authority's Rescue Coordination Centre this morning that weather conditions had improved in the area and an attempt at a rescue operation by helicopter is likely to commence shortly.
Winds in the area were down to 10 knots, and visibility had improved, but it was still a complex rescue operation involving a number of steps and subject to a number of factors, AMSA spokeswoman Lisa Martin said.
All 52 passengers will leave the Akademik Shokalskiy, and they will be rescued in groups of 12 using the helicopter on board the Chinese ship Xue Long.
Seven flights are expected to be undertaken, with the first five rescuing passengers and the final two transferring luggage and equipment.
"The helicopter component of the rescue operation is expected to take at least five hours dependent on weather conditions," Martin said.
Passengers will then be transferred by barge to the Aurora Australis, which can take up to 22 people at a time on the two nautical mile journey from the Xue Long.
"Once the rescue operation is completed, AMSA understands the Aurora Australis will complete a resupply at the Casey Base before returning to Australia."
The ship would spend four or five days at Casey Station, a permanent base in Antarctica managed by the Australian Antarctic Division, before setting off for Hobart, Martin said.
"It could be weeks before the passengers return to Australia depending on weather and ice conditions," Martin said.
Passengers were feeling positive again this morning, Martin said
"Again we understand that all passengers continue to be in good spirits and are still doing fine and well, they still have adequate food supplies on the vessel."
The rescue of the passengers from the ship was a priority, and the 22 Russian crew members would stay aboard the Akademik Shokalskiy, AMSA spokesman John Young said.
"[The passengers] are in fact untrained and unable to assist if Shokalskiy experiences a deterioration of circumstances, so that's where our priority is lying at the moment."
It was unknown how long it would be before the Russian ship could be freed from the pack ice, or how long the crew would have to remain in Antarctica.
"The master of the Shokalskiy has chosen for the crew to remain on board in order that the ship can be freed and operated and maintained in the meantime ready for the time when the pack ice breaks up.
"That's a matter for the master of the ship. He is confident that will be suitably safe for that period."
The Akademik Shokalskiy was provisioned and stored for "quite a long operation with 74 people on board," Young said.
"With 22 [crew], she'll be able to go for a very long time."
The ship would free herself from the pack ice when a change in the weather started to break up the pack, Young said.
"In terms of a rescue operation if circumstances were to deteriorate for Shokalskiy, we are not devoid of options to deal with that, but none of them are as good as the ones we have right at the moment.
"The master of the Shokalskiy is very well aware of that and has chosen to keep the ship operational until such time as the pack breaks up."
The 74 people onboard the ship were retracing Sir Douglas Mawson's Antarctic expedition and conducting scientific research when the Akademik Shokalskiy became trapped in sea ice on Christmas Day.
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Elder Perry's talk reflects on his visit to the Colloquium on Marriage and Family held at the Vatican last November. This event gathered representatives of 14 different faiths—and as such, the participation of Church leaders raises once again the question of whether Mormonism is a world religion. Elder Perry does not address this question directly, but his use of the word "world" in ways that both harmonize with and run counter to usual LDS usage suggests that answer might be "yes," albeit not for reasons we might usually suppose. [Read more…]
Elder Perry: World Religion vs. Religion of "The World"
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For the high born, whose name and social position — and wealth — often stems directly from his or her birth, the doctrine that "except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God" (John 3:3) is a troubling proposition. This certainly seems to have been the case with the Pharisee Nicodemus, a "ruler of the Jews" (John 3:1) and a "master of Israel" (John 3:10), who flirted with Christian discipleship during Christ's ministry. Will I lose my name, my status, my wealth if I am thus "born again"? These considerations perhaps reveal Nicodemus' question to Jesus — "How can a man be born when he is old? can he enter the second time into his mother's womb, and be born?" (John 3:4) — as a sincere concern rather than the smart-alecky provocation visible in some popular versions of the story. [Read more…]
Temple Prep for Daughters: Brace Yourself
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Common Consent, A Comparative Glimpse
A few weeks ago, we were given a fascinating glimpse of the scriptural principle of "common consent" as practiced in the Church of England when the Rt Rev Libby Lane was consecrated as eighth Bishop of Stockport on January 26, 2015. It was very moving to see an action taken "by common consent" as the congregation present all shouted in unison "It is!" when asked if it was their will that Rev. Lane be ordained to the office of Bishop. This also evoked images of King Benjamin's speech in The Book of Mormon, in which all in attendance responded in unison at certain points. [Read more…]
A Stranger in the Garden
We are pleased to feature this guest post from Mark David Dietz. Mark has been a company commander in the US Army's 101st Airborne, a corporate training manager and management consultant, a teacher of ethics at the University of Texas at Austin, and he is now the Vice President of research and development at a small company. He is the author of An Awkward Echo: Matthew Arnold and John Dewey (IAP, 2010).
'Twere well could you permit the world to live
As the world pleases: what's the world to you?
Much. I was born of woman, and drew milk
As sweet as charity from human breasts.
I think, articulate, I laugh and weep,
And exercise all functions of a man.
How then should I and any man that lives
Be strangers to each other?
– William Cowper, The Task, Book III, The Garden (1785)
I am nominally an atheist. That alone should preclude me from religious apologetics, and yet religion is dear to my heart. It is a garden richly sown, flowered with the gifts of nature and artifice, arbored by stout-grown trees of tradition and reason, lawned with the turf of the daily domestic struggle, and watered with the tears of human desire. It is, though rather should not be, a walled garden of paternalism and security; the walls keep at bay the strife of anarchy, but they are old, mossy, crumbling, walls, and they exclude too much of life and nature. I would I were not a stranger in this garden. And yet and still – I am nominally an atheist. [Read more…]
Some Thoughts on Apologies
There has been a lot of talk about apologies lately. First E. Oaks, channeling Fox News or possibly Clint Eastwood, claimed that the church neither seeks nor gives apologies [1], prompting a lot of discussion about what constitutes an apology, and whether or not the church should apologize to gay people for their ostracism and mistreatment throughout the years. [Read more…]
How to be Good Enough
There is something I want everyone to understand (assuming I'm right (if I'm not right, hopefully people will forget that this blogpost ever happened). Life is a frame job. You are bound to fail. [Read more…]
A Martin Luther King, Jr. Family Home Evening
I truly hope that Mormons around the United States (and elsewhere!) will make use of the fortuitous confluence of the (U.S.) national holiday commemorating the work and memory of Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Monday evening Family Home Evening program that we enjoy in the Church. [Read more…]
Fascinating Priesthood
A book sits on our shelf in our home: Helen Andelin's infamous tome on marital manipulation, Fascinating Womanhood. The book details for women how to get a man (if they don't have one) and how to control the one that they do have. It includes helpful tips such as dressing and acting in a childish manner, nonsensically flattering your husband's superiority [intellect, strength, driving skills, etc.], and deliberately playing dumb, even sabotaging household items for your husband to fix, so that your husband can feel proud of his manliness. It also condones marital rape and domestic violence. [Read more…]
A Religion of Peace?
This guest post is by long-time friend of the blog Michael Austin.
I read the Qur'an often because it speaks peace to my soul.
I know that sounds kooky, but I promise I'm not a hippie or anything. I don't burn incense or wear sandals. I wouldn't even call it a spiritual experience. It's more like a calming effect. I love to read the text, and I love to listen to the recitations of a talented qāri' (which I am doing even as I write). It's not the meaning of the words that does the peace-speaking; it's the words themselves. I have long been deeply affected by the way that the Qur'an represents the voice of God. [Read more…]
On Faith and Choice
Faith doesn't come naturally to me. It never has, and I suspect it never will.[fn1]
And still I go, every week, and teach and learn and take part in ordinances and community and church culture and all the rest. And why?
Because I've chosen to believe.
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Transcending Mere Toleration in November's Friend Magazine?
November's Friend Magazine has a remarkable entry that cultivates an attitude transcending mere Toleration in favor of genuinely accepting the religious pluralism that is essential for true religious freedom to exist in democratic societies. That is, the article takes the step from Toleration, or merely tolerating the differences around us (in the case of the Friend essay, religious difference), as the lowest common denominator necessary for a free society to accepting and even appreciating people's differences on their own terms. Such a perspective strengthens the robust and beneficial pluralism that the Church has argued before the European Court of Human Rights "has been dearly won over the centuries" and is "indissociable from a democratic society."[1] [Read more…]
The love of many shall wax cold – Libertarianism and apocalypse
Dissolution seems to be our most recent zeitgeist. With the recent referendums in Spain and the UK, the strife in Ukraine, and the increasingly schismatic politics in the US, it seems that long-held social ties and traditions hold less value than in the past. We seem more and more capable of drifting away from one another.
I have a tendency to see the rise of modern conservative libertarianism as concurrent with this trend. [Read more…]
Revisiting the Idea of Stronger Marriages
In September, I blogged about The Myth of Traditional Marriage, reviewing studies from Stephenie Coontz' book Marriage, A History: How Love Conquered Marriage. As a follow up, I wanted to explore how we as Mormons can build stronger marriages.
The world is changing, and if we want to strengthen marriages, we need to deal with the reality that exists. A few things have drastically changed in the last fifty years. [Read more…]
The Myth of Traditional Marriage
According to the song, love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage. But when it comes to the history of marriage, pairing marriage with love is putting the cart before the horse. If we look at why people used to get married, traditionally, we'll quickly see why marriages today are less stable. And why that may not be a terrible thing.
The phrase "traditional marriage" [1] is currently in vogue to describe opponents of gay marriage. Just what does marriage look like over time? Why do people marry and why is marriage changing so much? [Read more…]
My Hopes & Fears for the Next General Conference
We still have several weeks until the October General Conference, and given what's happened in the meantime, many Mormons like me are concerned it could be gloat-mageddon. If I were putting together a General Conference, here are the things I would include and what I would cut. Of course this is already unrealistic because there are over a dozen speakers, each of whom has his or her own areas of focus and points of view. But this is my list; YMMV. I'll start with the Fears and end with the Hopes. [Read more…]
Sloughs: of Despond or otherwise
Mormon Jargon 2
One of my most popular posts ever was a Mormon version of Ambrose Bierce's The Devil's Dictionary, a satirical version of definitions of words according to Mormon culture. [1] I thought it was time to expand that first effort. I've included original definitions, a few reader suggestions, and added to the list with some more of my own. With this preamble, I bring you Mormon Jargon the Sequel: 2 Mormon 2 Jargon.
Pioneer Day
Pioneer Day
Genesis 26:3-5 (KJV), Psalm 95 (KJV), Isaiah 35 (KJV), Matthew 8:11 (KJV), Romans 6:3-10 (NRSV), 1 Nephi 2:4, 2 Nephi 9:23, Jacob 7:26, Doctrine & Covenants 64:41-42
The Collect: Heavenly Father, who through Thy Son hast led Thy Chosen People into many wildernesses with the promise that they will blossom as the rose, make us pioneers willing to crucify our old self in Christ's death to find life with Him in that Undiscovered Country that is Thy Kingdom so that we may then speak peace to those in fear, strengthen the weak hands and confirm the feeble knees, through Thy Son Jesus Christ, who reigns with Thee in Thy Kingdom, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen. [Read more…]
Are Mormons Too Trusting?
"Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none." Shakespeare wrote that in All's Well That Ends Well. Is being trusting a virtue or evidence of lack of discernment? Are Mormons more gullible (as is often asserted or at least implied) than the average person? [Read more…]
Trinity Sunday
Trinity Sunday, Year A
Gen. 1:1-2:4a (NRSV); Psalm 8 (KJV); 2 Corinthians 13:11-13 (NRSV); Matthew 28:16-20 (NRSV); 1 Nephi 11:6; Alma 34:37-38; D&C 20:21-28
The Collect: Almighty and everlasting God, who as the Father and the Son, aided by the presence of the Holy Spirit, appeared to thy servant Joseph Smith, jr.: grant that we may be one with each other, and one with thee, as you, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, are one God forever and ever.
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Letter to a Man in the Fire* is a brief meditation on the question of God's existence and God's goodness in the face of inexplicable suffering in the world. (Really brief. I read it in about two hours.) Reynolds Price's letter, written in response to a young man dying of cancer, is suffused with an unusual mix of uncertainty and devotion. Price spends a lot of time agonizing over whether it's appropriate to even write a letter recommending the existence and—in some sense—the goodness of a Creator to someone whose present suffering directly calls those views into question. Price's reluctance is appropriate especially because so many people who write answers to theodicy questions forge ahead with affirmations of God's goodness without dwelling long with the sufferer in their very real pain. He wants neither to "diminish for an instant my sense of the grinding wheel you're presently under" by offering weak platitudes, nor "burden you further with darker thoughts than you're otherwise bearing"—a frighteningly acute description of the strange negotiations comforters must make as they go along trying to "mourn with those that mourn" as well as "comfort those that stand in need of comfort" (80; Mosiah 18:9). [Read more…]
A Day of Fasting and Prayer
Nicolas Kristof has done us a great service in bringing to the nation's (and world's) attention the depraved and cowardly kidnapping of hundreds of Nigerian girls by the Nigerian terrorist group Boko Haram. Boko Haram means "Western education is a sin" in the Hausa language. All that "secular" learning. Boko Haram would rather conflate religion and the state, ensuring that women have no voice in society, confined to whatever influence their husbands allow them in their homes in the forced marriages into which they are sold in their early or mid-teens. [Read more…]
Honoring Our Mothers, Warts & All: A History of Mother's Day
I had assumed that Mother's Day was a greeting card holiday invented by Hallmark to turn filial guilt into revenue. I was surprised to discover that Mother's Day has a history longer than Christianity! Ancients celebrated Isis (Mother of the Pharaohs), Rhea (Greek Mother of the Gods), and Cybele (The Great Mother). The worship of these ancient goddesses is similar to the reverence we show to Mary, Jesus's mother as these Mother Goddesses are often depicted with a baby in arms. They also represent the reverence we should feel toward our own Heavenly Mother, symbolizing the care the earth provides to us all physically and the divine protection we receive. [Read more…]
Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day
Two minutes can seem a very long time. I know because I was given the responsibility for keeping time during the two-minute standing silence that our UK ward observed every Remembrance Sunday. I was strict about it and timed exactly two minutes, but everyone, including my fellow bishopric members, began glancing around anxiously, the other counselor looking at me out of the corner of his eye. Perhaps in past years people had been casual about the two minutes, just estimating it. Based on my experience of a two-minute silence, a two-minute long siren wail would seem an eternity. [Read more…]
Mormon Lectionary Project: Easter Evening
Easter Evening
Isaiah 25:6-9 (KJV), Psalm 114 (KJV), 1 Corinthians 5:6-8 (NRSV), Luke 24:13-49 (NRSV), Mosiah 5:7-9, 3 Nephi 15:9-10
The Collect: Heavenly Father, who gavest power to Thy Son, Jesus Christ, to rise in resurrected glory on this holy day: let our hearts be changed through faith in His name so that we of Thy latter-day Church may live as spiritually begotten sons and daughters of Christ, adopted through Baptism in His name, that we, as disciples of Jesus Christ, may live and serve Everyman as though he were Christ, through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with Thee, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen. [Read more…]
Easter Sunday
Eric Huntsman concludes his series on Holy Week.
Χριστὸς ἀνέστη! Ἀληθῶς ἀνέστη!
Christ is risen. Hallelujah! Christ is risen indeed. That is how Christians all over the world have been greeting each other all over the world this morning, and it is how I wish to greet you as I bring my brief stint guest-posting here at BCC to an end. [Read more…]
Mormon Lectionary Project: The Great Vigil of Easter
Many Christian traditions celebrate an Easter Vigil. The version I have experienced is the Episcopal one, from the Book of Common Prayer. I'm not sure I have a lot to say about it, except that it's beautiful, and that it seems familiar to me. It reminds me of the temple endowment in many ways–it is a retelling, recreation of salvific history from Creation to Fall to Atonement to Exaltation:
Let us hear the record of God's saving deeds in history, how
he saved his people in ages past; and let us pray that our God
will bring each of us to the fullness of redemption.
One of my favorites of the sermons I've been able to publish in Dialogue is an Easter Vigil sermon; I think it gets at both what might seem familiar to Mormons and what might be strangely, newly lovely in it. [Read more…]
Mormon Lectionary Project: Good Friday
Good Friday
Isaiah 52:13-15; 53:1-12 (KJV), Psalm 22 (KJV), Hebrews 10:15-25 (NRSV), John 18 & 19 (KJV), Mosiah 3:9, 3 Nephi 8
The Collect: God the Eternal Father, we ask Thee in the name of Thy Son, Jesus Christ, to strengthen our resolve as we contemplate the suffering and voluntary sacrifice of Thy Son and seek to emulate the loyalty of Thy Servant Simon Peter in the Garden but without violence or aggression, seeking healing and peace rather than confrontation and conflict as we hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering, through the grace of Thy Son and His Atonement in Gethsemane and on Calvary, who now lives and reigns with Thee and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. [Read more…]