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The sellout crowd ate a family-style dinner, watched a video of the camp activities and could participate in a raffle or live auction.
The camp is operated by a small group of volunteers who did not want to lose the camp when the city had to stop its operation.
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Federal agencies are well on their way to implementing the Department of Homeland Security's continuous diagnostics and mitigation initiative, but more than half of cybersecurity professionals surveyed by MeriTalk say the program moves too slowly.
According to the "CDM Under the Hood" survey, DHS's CDM Task Order 1 is already providing nearly $60 million worth of tools and sensors. Released in mid-March, CDM Task Order 2 is focused on the implementation of a federal-level cybersecurity dashboard.
MeriTalk said it polled 152 government cybersecurity professionals with CDM responsibilities for the study.
Since the initial CDM contract was awarded in August 2013, DHS reports that 96.7 percent met the April 30 deadline to identify information systems continuous monitoring managers and resource/skills gaps that need to be filled. DHS also reported that 87.8 percent met the May 30 deadline to deploy products to support ISCM and be in line with federal requirements.
Despite the impressive progress, however, MeriTalk found that agency security managers wanted to move even faster.
According to 58 percent of the managers polled, CDM program phases are rolling out too slowly, while 51 percent said the task orders were not being processed fast enough to support deployment of Phase 1 solutions.
Additionally, the study said that although CDM goals require assessment cycles to fall to less than 72 hours, 90 percent of security managers said information should be refreshed within one day.
The State Department has ruled that cloud-security firm Perspecsys can process data via the cloud outside the United States without an export license, the firm announced June 4.
The State Department's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls deemed that the International Traffic in Arms Regulations allow tokenized technical data to be sent to servers outside the U.S., the firm said. The ruling opens the cloud to companies subject to ITAR restrictions.
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The International Organization for Standardization has released ISO 50001, a standard for energy management systems.
The standard aims to help organizations establish the systems and processes to improve their energy performance, including efficiency and consumption. The ISO says the standard is applicable to all types and sizes of organizations.
ISO 50001 is designed to help companies make better use of their energy-consuming assets, evaluate and prioritize the implementation of energy-efficient technology, and promote efficiency throughout the supply chain. It is designed to integrate with other management standards, especially ISO 14001 on environmental management and ISO 9001 on quality management.
The new standard specifies requirements for measurement, documentation and reporting, and for equipment design and procurement processes. It does not prescribe specific performance criteria, though it does require participating companies to commit to continual energy performance improvements.
It originated out of a request for an international energy management standard from the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). In 2008 ISO created a project committee, ISO/PC 242, Energy management, to develop the standard.
ISO 50001 stresses the involvement of executive leadership, saying that top management must establish, implement and maintain an energy policy. They must identify the scope of the system, communicate its importance, ensure that appropriate targets and performance indicators are established and ensure that results are measured.
"Successful implementation depends on commitment from all levels and functions of the organization, and especially from top management," the standard says.
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GARDEN GROVE – The third time's a charm for David Barlag.
Barlag, the city Fire Department's second in command, will become the new chief Nov. 1.
"I had competed for chief in 2003, and then again in 2008. I always felt like I was a few years behind (Chief) Dave (Bertka). But, in the back of my mind, I knew my time would come," Barlag said in a news release.
Bertka is retiring after nearly 32 years of fire service, four of them as chief.
Bertka said in the news release: "Dave is more prepared to take on this job than anyone else I know. He understands and lives for this department and this community. The transition will be very easy."
Barlag is a 26-year veteran of the department.
With 11 vacancies in the Garden Grove Fire Department, Barlag said he plans to "find ways to ramp up the training." City Manager Matt Fertal, who made the appointment, praised Barlag as a "a consistent leader, deeply committed to his service career."
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As usual, Wall Streets crooks always try to steal money from small investors. They knew very well icpt will go up very high soon because note conversion were set at $198. But they still talk bad and downgrade icpt to scare people to sell so they can buy stock with cheap price.
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A great loop hike that brings you along the shore of Lake George then over 3 small peaks on the Tongue Mountain Range This is a wonderful hike. You will park at the southern trailhead for the Tongue Range, Clay Meadows next to a quarry. From there you will follow a nice trail around the shore of the lake to Montcalm Point where you'll have great views of the Narrrows. Then you'll gradually ascend the southern end of the Tongue Range over 3 nice peaks with great views over the lake below.
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This was incredibly hard if you do the entire 12 mile trail, which we did. You need a lot of water. At least 2.5 quarts per person and plenty of food. Start early! We started at 11 and ended at 6:30. We had to do this at a fast pace. The views are spectacular. You can see the lake from many different angles. After the tongue mt lean to are the incredible views. We never found a Montcalm point sign. It's unclear if we saw that but maybe we did since we did the whole loop. All in all it took forever, and we are exhausted. We did go in the lake near the end and that was delightful.
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This hike was great. But the mileage was way underestimated. We did the whole loop and our fit bits registered about 20 miles of hiking. The views are breathtaking though. Even saw a rattle snake but he just went the other way! We camped at 5th peak and the view of the mountains was great but the lake view is obstructed. Would have been nice to sleep on first peak! Watched the fireworks on the forth of July and again they were obstructed which was a bummer but from first peak they would be amazing! Still a great and strenuous hike worth doing! Bring lots of water and be prepared for the ups and downs!
Sarah Fraser
2 months ago
This hike was hard! My boyfriend and I are relatively new hikers, and this was our most challenging adventure yet. We started from the clay meadows parking area and decided to do the ridges first. There are really 5 ridges that you hit, all with spectacular views of the lake and islands. The last ridge gives you a view of Monte Calm Point, which looks a lot closer than it feels when you are hiking down to it. The walk back along the lake is much quicker and easier, and luckily for us wasn't too buggy.
All in all I would say this hike is closer to 13 miles if you include stopping to swim at the point. If you'd rather not tack on the extra mile, just start the loop back. On it theres plenty of camp spots and places for a quick dip.
It took us about 11 hours from start to finish, with breaks for lunch and a swim. Beautiful, difficult hike with some serious elevation changes. Bring plenty of water, we ran out on the last two miles.
Jill Malfetano
3 months ago
Did this on saturday with my boyfriend and our dogs-awesome hike, great views!! Just wanted to say that this is more like a 13-14 mile hike. We finished in about 6 hours, but we move pretty fast. I highly recommend this one!
Danielle Renee
4 months ago
This hike was very challenging. My boyfriend and I did not realize what we were getting into but we don't regret it. The 5 peaks were very steep at time times but the views were beautiful. The tongue loop was flat and swampy in some areas. I would recommend this trail if you are looking for a challenge. We only saw one person and it was in the very beginning of our hike. It would be fun to camp out on the loop but we did it all in one day, it took us about 10 hours but we did it in 14 miles.
Frank Obzud
4 months ago
3 of us hiked the entire loop in one day.... We went backwards around the loop... Was not easy at all my body hurt for days but all those views in one day was well worth it....
William Tobin
4 months ago
Hiked this starting out at 8am from the Clay Meadows trail head. The ascent up to the ridge line trail in the first couple miles is a great way to start off the hike. From there the trail continues along the mountain range, where you'll ascend to the summits of 4 or 5 mountains, before descending into the small valleys between them to repeat the process. Once you hit the end of the summits you descend down to the lake and follow the shoreline back up to the trail head. It took me around 5.5 hours to complete the entire loop, with 3.5 or so spent on the trek out along the ridge line due to all the ascending and descending, the 5 mile hike back along the shore is a welcome respite / cool down which takes another couple hours at a leisurely pace. This early in the season the shoreline portion had many boggy areas due to snow melt and high streams and water lines, and the trail was hard to find occasionally due to tree fall over the winter, but is was definitely a great way to spend half a Saturday!
John Gormley
10 months ago
Four of us backpacked starting at 9AM from the Clay Meadows area to MontCalm pt, back going clockwise. The first stop was the lean-to for a snack and our first vista of Lake George.. [This would be an ideal place to spend a night for those willing to carry up enough water]. The trail continued over several rocky ups and downs and we arrived at French Point in time for a leisurely lunch. The views of the islands below were beautiful in full sun but a bit windy and seasonably cold so we took cover on the leeward side of the top. On the way down we saw remnants of a recent forest fire, scarring the ridge from a lightening strike or from a careless hiker. The remaining walk to Mont Calm was tough and the last decent felt extra long and hard since the destination seemed sooo close from above (it psyches you out a bit.) My buddy in the front swore he hear a bear rustling in the brush (which made me hyper-tense later in the evening while trying to sleep in my exposed hammock. Fortunately no bear came and we also kept all food highly in a lofty bear bag.
Montcalm is a perfect camp. There were a few fire rings and soft, level pine floor. No one else was there either day. The water was filtered from the lake and is tasty and obviously bountiful. An owl was screeching at us about 20 feet away and was loud and un-nerving as it reminded us we were in the wild. We made a small fire to cook some steaks, but the wind came up soon after and we soon tamped it down. The sunset and morning views were glorious. The hike back was along the lake and offered many choice views. The trail was very dry this season and not swampy. We ended up tired and a bit sore, but a highly recommended hike for anyone in decent enough shape to lug 30-40 pounds over about 14 miles in two days.
Pamela M.
1 year ago
We didn't do the whole loop. We parked on Rt 9 and went up the 5 mile trail, and rather than proceed to the water level we turned to end up on the 5th peak. It was a difficult hike up a rocky trail it also rained so I was worried about slipping. The peak was beautiful and I was glad I did it.
caitlyn burke
1 year ago
Andrew Estrella
1 year ago
This was my first overnight hike so I didn't know what to expect. I went for the loop clockwise. The first half was intense but provided some amazing views of lake George and surrounding peaks. The ups and down were rough but overall I feel it had a good flow. Every time I was getting near time for a break I reached a nice rest spot on the trail. So if your comfortable hiking this distance then I wouldn't get too bogged down on the difficulty. I recommend 4-6 liters of water. Montcalm pt was a great little spot for a quick swim!
Pierre Gerard
1 year ago
Mostly agreed with the last poster. Parked at Clay Meadow on a Sunday evening, started out with a light hike to Fifth Peak to watch the sun set (so beautiful) and set up in the lean-to. Got a late start in the morning, which was a mistake because 1) it was the end of summer, so it got up to maybe 80F, and 2) we'd made the unfortunate mistake of only bringing about 3-4 liters of water each, which caused us to run out around mile 10 of 14. The peaks were actually really beautiful and just about worth the effort despite the heat and "relentless ups and downs" that I had heard about before. The final five miles were actually mostly miserable, since not having water combined with a somewhat gloomy swamp area made it feel much much longer than it actually was (about 2-3 hours, since we were pretty exhausted from the rest of the hike). So, essentially, this hike is not for inexperienced.
Jennifer R.
2 years ago
overall great hike. the views from the top (first 9 miles) are amazing. there are many spots on the trail that offer beautiful views that look down at the south end of the lake. the last 5 miles wasn't anything like the beginning, walking low along the water. the whole trip is very strenuous and there are lots of mosquitos. we also came across 2 rattlesnakes. overall, it was a great, exhausting hike. if I could make one suggestion is to do it in the fall to avoid the bugs and the heat.
James Heath IV
2 years ago
Snowshoeing this mountain was insanely difficult, but it had more to do with the time of the year we went than the trail itself. Once there is a good thaw I recommend you be very careful even if it snows again. We had a very slippery walk back down because the whole trail was basically an ice slide with a little bit of snow over it.
Heather Rosman
2 years ago
Phenomenal. I started early in the morning, heading east on five mile point trail. It was beautiful, with light rain and fog. The waterfalls were beautiful. I wish I'd planned more time to lollygag around the. Then I headed toward Montcairn point; when I reached the first viewpoint I knew the ups and downs of the peaks were worth the huffing and puffing.
Look out for adorable little orange geckos. I saw a peregrine falcon and some very big centipedes. No snakes to be found! Even on the sunshine warm rocks. There are some odd little insects; they look somewhere between a grasshopper and a moth, rustle through the underbrush and make clicking noises that gave me a little jump at first.
Montcairn point wasn't marked and is easy to miss because the trail is windy as it turns northwesterly. Lots of rocky downhill. Wish I'd had poles to for the knees.
Amazing way to spend the day alone in the wilderness. Definitely going again. Hopefully on snowshoes :)
Darren Triller
3 years ago
Did the Clay Meadow to Montcalm Point to 5th Peak loop today (mid August). Took about 7 hours. We pressed the pace because we started a bit later than planned and didn't want to get caught out in diminished daylight..
It was a beautiful 75 degrees and low humidity. Views were spectacular, and we had a great trip. Saw only one small garter snake, but brought a long walking stick along and made lots of noise, especially along the rock slabs and trail near the exposed outlooks.
I agree with other posts that the trails are not particularly well marked (especially from the direction we went), and that the hike is not for the faint of heart. Ups and downs were pretty strenuous, especially if you are going to try and do it in a single day.
The views and the changes in scenery are among the best we've scene. Will definitely do again, starting early and taking more time on stops to relax. Definitely worth the trip.
Julia Dranov
3 years ago
This was my first backpacking trip and although it is a very strenuous trail when with packs, it was unbelievably great. On the first day my boyfriend and I started out at Clay Meadow and traversed the 5 peaks until we got to Montcalm Point, where we camped for the night. This took us about 7 hours with packs to complete, with a few rests in between. The views from the peaks are absolutely spectacular, but the ups and downs are truly brutal, with a few areas where you have to sort of sit and slide through some of the descents. We brought 6 huge bottles of water thinking that we had overpacked, but it turned out that we had brought just enough water for the two of us, and were even a bit dehydrated after the first day. The campsites at Montcalm Point are wonderful, with fire pits and ample space to pitch a tent right by the lake, where you can swim as other reviewers have said. The sunset from the lake is a serious sight to behold, and it was an amazing place to camp for the night.The second day we covered the 5.7 miles from Montcalm Point back to Clay Meadows, which was extremely wet and muddy and not very plesant despite some incredible waterfalls and lake views. Definitely make sure to bring a ton of bug spray because you will absolutely need it for this portion of the hike. The last thing I will mention here is that we did see a couple of rattlesnakes near the trail - and they did rattle at us to let us know that they were there. Overall this is nothing to be afraid of because they are not aggressive creatures; we made some noise when they rattled and tried to take a long route around them or wait for them to move away from the trail, but I think it is very important to watch where you're going and make sure you don't accidentally step on one.
Chris Marion
3 years ago
Today a friend and I set out to hike the Lower Tongue Mountain loop. We started at Clay Meadow parking and headed up to 5th Peak. From there we worked our way south going up and down many times over many peak with AMAZING views. This was the best hike I've been on so far. There are only 3 significant peaks, but a few smaller ones in between each. Every peak and every side trail leads to more beautiful views each time. Some parts are a little tricky. We had to climb down steep rocky areas and slide down a few safely. Once we got to Montcalm Point we took the trail along the shore back. Anyone who hikes from Clay Meadow to the point then up and over the peaks better be in amazing shape. If you're in good shape hiking the route we took is well worth it. We started the hike at 9:30am and finished at 7:30pm. 14.07 miles in 10hrs4min
Tara Berlin
4 years ago
You have to love those rattle snakes...I went on an overnight back packing trip...my friend had an attack of heat exhaustion...we hiked a bit more and set up camp....the next day on the way down the loop we found a snake skin of a 4 foot snake... crossing the trail...2 minutes later I came in contact with a 4 foot black snake with a rattle on his tail....I almost stepped on him!!!!!...I was a foot from him holding my foot in the air (as I was about to step on him until I noticed him)...he was probably 3 to 4 inches in diameter...My boyfriend told me to step back...My response was "get the camera"...when you come off the mountain and line up with lake George...you can go swimming but watch out for them water snakes! Fabulous experience and trail!!!! 5 STARS!!!!!!!!
Deb Osterhoudt
4 years ago
We did this trail in late March a few years back and used it as a way to get our High Peak legs back from the winter slumber. The trail is long with quite a bit of up and down as you enjoy the peaks but it is a very enjoyable hike with varied terrain, scenic crossings and summit views. We will do it again.


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Amiodarone Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Warnings
Amiodarone is also known as: Cordarone, Cordarone IV, Nexterone, Pacerone
Amiodarone Pregnancy Warnings
Amiodarone has been assigned to pregnancy category D by the FDA. Animal studies have revealed evidence of embryotoxicity. There are no data from controlled human pregnancy studies. Amiodarone should only be given during pregnancy when there are no alternatives and benefit outweighs risk.
Amiodarone and its metabolite cross the human placenta. The average umbilical cord to maternal plasma drug concentration ratio ranges from 0.1 to 0.6. While there are numerous reports describing the safety of amiodarone during pregnancy, some reports of congenital goiter, hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, fetal bradycardia, and growth or psychomotor retardation have also been reported. A single case of congenital hypothyroidism with goiter, hypotonia, bradycardia, enlarged fontanels, macroglossia, immature bone age, and psychomotor retardation has been reported in a neonate whose mother was taking amiodarone 200 mg per day from gestation week 13 through delivery at week 38. The infant's plasma amiodarone and desethylamiodarone concentrations averaged 0.14 and 0.26 mcg per mL, respectively, five days postpartum. In three case reports of human pregnancies in which amiodarone was given throughout gestation, one major and two minor congenital anomalies were observed. The major defect was a large muscular ventricular septal defect associated with congestive heart failure in a premature (35 weeks) neonate whose mother was receiving amiodarone 200 mg per day. The infant also had an umbilical hernia (considered minor). The mother's amiodarone and desethylamiodarone levels were 1.26 and 1.72 mcg per mL, respectively, at steady state. The other minor defect was bradycardia in a euthyroid infant that was delivered by a woman who was receiving amiodarone 600 mg per day. The third pregnancy was electively terminated, but was normal for gestational age. Because of these reports and the limited experience with amiodarone during pregnancy, two expert reviews of the use of amiodarone during pregnancy recommend that amiodarone be restricted to refractory cases of maternal or fetal tachyarrhythmias. Avoidance of amiodarone during pregnancy in a woman already taking the drug necessitates stopping therapy several months before conception due to its prolonged elimination half-life. It is recommended that neonates whose mothers received amiodarone have complete thyroid function tests performed because of the iodine burden introduced by amiodarone. Furthermore, it is recommended that fetal echocardiography be considered in all pregnancies exposed to amiodarone in the embryonic period.
Amiodarone Breastfeeding Warnings
Data reveal the average milk to maternal serum amiodarone concentration ratio varies greatly, ranging from 1.7 to 13. One case in which a mother was taking amiodarone 200 mg per day, milk amiodarone and desethylamiodarone levels ranged from 0.5 to 1.8 mcg per mL and 0.4 to 0.8 mcg per mL, respectively. Another case in which a mother was taking 400 mg per day, levels were up to nine times higher. These data indicate there is a significant drug and iodine exposure to the nursing infant.
Amiodarone is excreted into human milk. Adverse effects in nursing infants have not been reported. Because of the significant concentration of amiodarone in human milk, the prolonged elimination half-life, and the significant iodine burden amiodarone poses to the nursing infant, breast-feeding should not be initiated or should not be continued by a woman receiving amiodarone.
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- Strunge P, Frandsen J, Andreasen F "Amiodarone during pregnancy." Eur Heart J 9 (1988): 106-9
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References for breastfeeding information
- "Product Information. Cordarone Intravenous (amiodarone)." Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories, Philadelphia, PA.
- McKenna WJ, Harris L, Rowland E, Whitelaw A, Storey G, Holt D "Amiodarone therapy during pregnancy." Am J Cardiol 51 (1983): 1231-3
- "Product Information. Cordarone (amiodarone)." Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories, Philadelphia, PA.
- Plomp TA, Vulsma T, de Vijlder JJ "Use of amiodarone during pregnancy." Eur J Obstet Gynecol Reprod Biol 43 (1992): 201-7
- Strunge P, Frandsen J, Andreasen F "Amiodarone during pregnancy." Eur Heart J 9 (1988): 106-9
- Pitcher D, Leather H, Storey G, Holt D "Amiodarone in pregnancy." Lancet 1 (1983): 597-8
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PhD, African-American sacred music and literature, Emory University; BA with honors, Afro-American studies, Smith College
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Dr. Lisa Pertillar-Brevard is a member of the core faculty for humanities at Walden University's College of Undergraduate Studies, where she teaches Creative Writing: Contemporary Nonfiction and Poetry as well as Introduction to Literature. She also has taught English Composition, Academic Writing Fundamentals, and Intercultural Communication.
Dr. Brevard began her academic career as a researcher specializing in African-American sacred music traditions at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History. She subsequently contributed to the National Public Radio series "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" (1997), an oral history project about the Civil Rights movement and its music, produced by the Southern Regional Council. Thereafter, she worked as a post-doctoral fellow and research associate at the University of Maryland, College Park.
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The Ascot Hotel serves a buffet breakfast every morning, and if you want to unwind at the end of a long day's sightseeing, you can order drinks in the lounge bar. Guests also have access to an onsite fitness room.
The 24-hour business center is equipped with 5 meeting rooms and conference space. There's free WiFi throughout, and the front desk staff are available around the clock. Other perks at this hotel include free newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry service, bicycle rentals, a luggage storage, and a safe-deposit box at front desk. Parking is also available onsite.
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A giant blue rooster was unveiled Thursday next to the somber military monuments in London�s Trafalgar Square.
German artist Katharina Fritsch�s 15-foot (4.7 meter) ultramarine bird, titled �Hahn/Cock,� is intended as a playful counterpoint to the statues of martial heroes in the square.
London Mayor Boris Johnson said it would be a �talking point for Londoners and tourists alike.�
It is the latest in a series of artworks to adorn the vacant �Fourth Plinth� in the square that is home to Nelson�s Column.
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No understanding of human life, individual or collective, could be complete without factoring in the role and contribution of these history-shaping teachers. Now, this 36-lecture series takes you deep into the life stories and legacies of these four iconic figures, revealing the core teachings, and thoughts of each, and shedding light on the historical processes that underlie their phenomenal, enduring impact.
Speaking from multilevel personal experience with these teachings, Professor Muesse leads you in an inquiry with a dynamic double thrust.
First, you'll get the chance to reflect in depth on the most essential values of spirituality and the art of living, seen from four archetypal perspectives. Second, you'll delve into the historical contexts and individual lives of the four sages, and how the religious and philosophical traditions we associate with them came into being. The lectures serve as a unique window on the origins of these traditions, through their focus on the teachings, actions, and historical roles of the sages who inspired them. In uncovering the original wisdom and practices of each sage, you'll grapple with key questions. How did each man understand the nature of the universe? How did each envision the human self? What did they each see as the path to true self-realization? In words reflecting profound and compassionate insight, these lectures bring the teachings vividly alive as they speak to their essential purpose and as they shed light on the choices we all face, moment by moment, in living deliberately and savoring life to the fullest.
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In the top five. The course was perfect for me. I subscribe to Audible mainly for the non-fiction. The new Great Courses section is now my favorite.I fell short of an AA degree after the Army because I had to return to work. With the Great Courses option, I can now get up to speed on what I am most interested in, and be in a much better place when I return to school. This course - Confucius, Buddha, Jesus, and Muhammad was an excellent way to begin Great Courses. It was Taught and Narrated so well. There were very few - if any - areas that I wanted to speed threw. In-fact I hit my 30 sec. back button hundreds of times. The subject matter was perfect. It was taught in such a way that I can return to this course over and over, without the dread. We are lucky and blessed to now live in a time that a common laborer can continue to labor at his or her job, yet be able to study these Great Courses at the same time,satisfying our minds while at the same time satisfying our work ethic.I will now keep my eye on any and all of Professor Mark W. Muesse's courses.
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This book's content is really interesting and the author's narration is great. It's a perfect introduction to comparative religion. I enjoyed it a lot and would recommend it to my friends. It might be better to choose another title if you are already advanced in the study of those historical figures though.
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Prof Muesse placed the ideas of the 4 in good context. He relayed a lot of historical information.
A history book. Can not think of a good example right now.
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This is my second series of lectures by Professor Mark W. Muesse. Both have been a pleasure to hear. I would classify this series as freshman- or introductory-level. It probably would not benefit any but the most casual religious scholar.
I feel that I came away with a good basic understanding of the historical facts, as they can be determined, and the teachings of these four individuals. Great care was taken to provide historical and cultural context for each. The work avoids any judgement about the validity of any religious doctrine.
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If you want to have a comparative overview of the religions- or more: the sages that mark their beginnings - this is a very accessable cource. Also for non natives in English, like me.
It is praisworthy how Mark Muesse tries to keep the scientific objectivity. He seeks for the wisdom in the teachings of all four sages. And as you might expect, there's a lot of wisdom out there!
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Though their followers/religions were a great deal of the discussion, this was a thorough look at the 4 men as individuals. Excellent lessons to take away and overall walking away knowing a lot more about the world and the people in it than I did before.
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Many of the problems in the world today are due to the intolerance of the religion of others. I think much of this is due to ignorance of the reality of the teaching and practices of the great religions of the world. Dr. Muesse presents that information in an interesting and easy to understand format. He also makes the case that all four Sages were presenting "A Way" to lead a Noble Life that are remarkably similar.
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I would highly recommend this course to anyone with an open mind and curiosity about religion. To paraphrase the surfer Laird Hamilton, there is a golden thread of truth that is weaved through all religion. Professor Muesse guides us through the historical, geopolitical, and individual human context of each of these four sages, shedding light on the truths they preached, which can seem easily obscured by the orthodoxies that formed around their images long after their passing. I would not recommend this course to anyone who is contented and confident in one of these religions. I always appreciate this lecturer's wise and unique perspectives.
"An objective look at re religious traditions."
There is no doubt that this series of lectures has left me with insights previously lacking. Dr Muesse addresses the subject of these four sages without bias and with substantial understanding, obviously born of time, international anthropology, personal experience and the difficult, dissecting thought that is part of being a professor, constantly challenged by students. At the outset of the lecture series I expected no conclusions but was pleasantly surprised by the profound thoughts for life left by Dr Muesse. I started the series as an atheist and finished as an atheist existentialist with perhaps, a different view on life, religion and humanity.
I am really glad I bought this. I can not put it down so to speak. I am almost at the end but just thought I would highly recommend this book to anyone whose interests fall in these areas.
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state of excellence like his other works. Academic world should be proud of having people like him around.
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