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Astronomy in Ancient Civilisations
Copyright © 2001 Michael Lewis
It is a pity that the myths of ancient civilisations are so
easily dismissed as the musings of savage minds, as it is subsequently easy to
overlook the fact that many of their myths were encryptions of their
astronomical knowledge. The best example of this is the Incas.
Although primitive in their thinking and technology, the Incas had much that
modern civilisation could envy. Not only the huge mineral wealth which was
looted by the invading Spanish, but also a culture that allowed tribes of
different races to live together in perfect harmony, joined by a mutual religion
that told each tribe its place within the Incas, a religion instructed by their
studies of the stars above them. The Incas believed that each tribe
originated from a different constellation, and just as the stars upon which
their religion was based moved in harmony in the sky, so they to chose to live
in harmony with each other.
The Incas interest in the stars went far beyond social
affairs. When the Spanish attacked and destroyed the Incas, claiming their
wealth and converting them to Roman Catholicism, they recorded many of the Incas
myths. This has preserved the myths of this civilisation so that we may
study them today, in a much purer form than the myths of any other ancient
civilisation. The work of Dr. William Sullivan in his book 'The Secrets of
the Incas: Myth, astronomy and the war against time' has revealed that these
myths, previously considered to be mere stories, in fact reveal an awareness of
In 'Hamlet's Mill: An essay on myth and the frame of time',
Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend propose a theory that the ancient
civilisations throughout the world were aware of precession of the equinoxes, an
astrological phenomenon. As the Earth orbits the Sun its axis of rotation
(the imaginary line from the North Pole to the South Pole) is at 23.5 degrees to
the equatorial plane of the Sun. In other words the Earth leans slightly to one
side. The gravitational pull of the other planets in the solar system
effects mainly upon the centre of the Earth, effectively pulling it
'upright'. These dynamics cause the Earth's axis to wobble as it
spins. The wobble of the Earth's axis of rotation, is called
To the human observer, without the use of technology, this
precession can only be observed as a change in the orientation of the stars, or
more accurately, of the Earth's orientation within the fixed sphere of stars.
The Earth's tilt remains almost constant in relation to the ecliptic plane (the
path of the Earth's orbit) and so precession has no observable effect on the
position on the horizon where the Sun rises at any given time of year, such as
solstice or equinox. It is only by observing the background of stars
rising at dawn on a given solar date, such as a solstice or equinox, that an
ancient astronomer could have observed precession. In this way, the
observer would have noted that a given star or constellation would rise 'late'
after a period of time. It takes the Earth approximately 26,000 years to
complete a single precessional wobble on its axis, and so it takes a long time
to notice the change in the day on which a given star or constellation will
rise, the rate of recession observed in this manner is approximately one day
every 72 years.
The ancient civilisations did not fully understand precession,
having no real knowledge of the structure of the solar system. They did
not know that precession was a continuing cycle, repeating every 26,000
years. To them, it was a linear phenomenon, and it appeared to them that
the stars were following, or perhaps writing, time. This led to their
beliefs that the future could be determined by studying the stars, and
predicting their movements, and in particular, by studying precession.
However, studying precession, even as a linear event, still required a 72 year
observation, and so the task could not be performed by a single
individual. The task had to be passed on to the next generation, and so
the information gathered so far had to be passed on, and it was for this purpose
that the myths were written. By referring to a particular solar date such
as a solstice or equinox and naming a star just rising at dawn (when it would be
visible) each myth could encrypt a years data. On a year when precession
was noticed (every 72 years) the myth for that year would encrypt this
observation. Over time, the patterns could be seen, and the ancient
astronomers would gain a further understanding of precession.
The ancients also used the planets, and so Saturn, having the
longest orbit, lasting 30 years, became the Old God, the Father of Time.
We still remember this as Old Father Time or the Grim Reaper - the staff or
scythe respectively represents the precessing axis of the Earth. Saturn
was said to be the owner of a mill - Hamlet's Mill, and this image of the Earth
as a grindstone, rocked back and forth by Saturn, encrypted a diagram of
precessional time as mental imagery, and also how Saturn was the marker of
precessional time.
Dr William Sullivan took these theories further by applying
them to the Incas. He decoded the Andean myths using three fundamental
Planets are referred to in myths as gods
Stars are referred to in myths as animals (the word 'zodiac'
means 'dial of animals')
Topographical descriptions (positions of places in relation to
each other) in myths describe the position of the sun against the fixed sphere
of stars
This revealed how Andean society had been completely governed
by the stars since 500 BC. Every part of their lives was part of their
religion, and their religion was written in the stars. The Milky Way,
which they called 'Mayu' meaning 'river', was seen as a passageway between the
material world of the living, and the ethereal world of the gods and the dead,
and the Andean myths decoded by Dr William Sullivan centered on this belief and
on the Milky Way, revealing the Incas history encrypted in their myths.
For example, in their creation myth, the Creator god Wiraqocha
- a tall, bearded stranger carrying a staff - appears at Lake Titicaca and
creates the Sun, Moon and stars and the agricultural tribes of Andes.
Wiraqocha means 'tilted plane of the celestial sphere', which is a reference to
the obliqueness of the ecliptic to the celestial equator. Wiraqocha is
Saturn, hence the bearded man carrying a staff - Father Time. The
myth explains how, beginning around 200 BC, the Sun rises at the solstices so
that it is seen from Earth to be touching the Milky Way, opening the 'gate' to
the land of the dead and the god Wiraqocha comes to Earth, beginning a new
religion of ancestor worship. There is archeological evidence of a rapid
spread of a sedentary agricultural civilisation throughout the Andean region at
this time.
The key points of the Incas history are recorded in their myths
right up to the destruction of the Andean Empire. The Incas used the same
system of astronomy in around 1432 to predict the inevitable destruction of the
entire Andean civilisation and its religion within five generations, as the Sun
would no longer appear to touch the Milky Way when it rose at the
solstices. Despite attempts to avert this disaster, the stars cannot be
changed, and sure enough, in 1532, at the December solstice the sun was seen to
rise alongside, but not touching, the Milky Way, closing the 'gate' to the land
of the dead and signifying the end of Andean civilisation. The Andean Empire,
the largest land empire in the world, was successfully invaded by 175
The Incas had a complex religion of astronomy through which
they predicted and wrote their history. The Andean Empire began when the
Sun first rose over the Milky Way in 200 BC, and ended when the Sun failed to do
so in 1532 AD, and throughout this 1732 year period the empire was governed by
the Milky Way, and the stars around it.
The Incas were not the only civilisation to hold such beliefs
and practices. According to Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechend
in 'Hamlet's Mill: An essay on myth and the frame of time', thinkers in the
ancient civilisations of Sumer, Egypt, China, Mesoamerica, India and even
Ireland shared the awareness of precession, and had comparable myths and
religious ideas. Dr William Sullivan explains how the Inca pantheon
matches the ancient pantheons of Greece, Rome, Scandinavia, the Hopi and the
Polynesians. For the Incas, Saturn was the old, bearded god who carried a
staff, Venus was a beautiful woman with disheveled hair, Jupiter was the king,
Mars was the god of war, and Mercury the messenger. The vital question
here is why these same ideas appear in so many different ancient civilisations
all around the world. Across five continents, from all around the world we
have myths mentioning an underworld or land of the dead, with an entrance along
the annual path of the Sun where it crosses one branch of the Milky Way.
This entrance or gate (Helgrind in Norse mythology) lies between the
constellations of Scorpius and Sagittarius, and marks the centre of our
galaxy. The Roman writer Virgil said that this land was guarded by
scorpion men (Scorpius), and the medieval Italian poet Dante said that this land
was guarded by horse men, called centaurs (Sagittarius).
The Incas celebrated their rites of the dead at the December
solstice, when their constellation of the Llama (in the western Scorpius) was
rising. At this time, they believed, the entrance to the land of the dead
was open and so they feasted in the presence of their sacred ancestors. To
the Polynesians, the Milky Way was road along which souls traveled to the spirit
world, and the Sump Indians of Nicaragua see 'mother scorpion' in the Milky Way
as the destination of the deceased's soul. When we celebrate Halloween (All
Hallows Eve) and (two days later) All Souls Day in the Christian tradition, we
forget that when the first European pagans were celebrating at this time, it was
at this time that the entrance to the land of the dead was rising. In
Central and South America, the native Indians spend All Hallows Eve visiting the
graves of their loved ones and feasting.
So how did people across five continents, in civilisations that
had not even developed a written language, come to share the same ideas?
How were these ideas shared between cultures that did not even know of each
other's existence? There is a vital clue in the Sacred Valley of the
Incas. Two Peruvian archeologists, brothers Fernando and Edgar Elorrieta,
have discovered that in this valley, the valley of the Urubamba river, each of
the constellations significant to the Incas is represented by a huge effigy of
the appropriate animal - each effigy is made up of a whole mountainside.
Some are natural, others have been created by the selective placement of
agricultural terraces, but all of them have been there for around two thousand
years. The two condor effigies (the Incas believed that the souls of the
dead were carried to the land of the dead by a condor) both have pre-Columbian
graves beneath them. Carved into a cliff overlooking this valley is the 45
metre (159 feet) tall face of a bearded man wearing the cap of a
priest-astronomer, the face of Wiraqocha.
So who is this tall, bearded man who came to the Andes in 200
BC, carrying a staff and wearing a cap, and taught the Incas agriculture and
astronomy? He was not Andean, as the Andean people do not have facial
hair, so where did he come from? In fact, it appears to be the same man
that taught agriculture and astronomy to each of the other four continents, each
remembering this man as Father Time and identifying him with Saturn. Now
we can assume that it could not possibly be the same person, but we cannot deny
that these teachers must have come from the same race themselves, and have had
at least some level of recent contact, seeing as they all maintained similar, if
not identical, attire. Perhaps they were a race of explorers. This
would certainly explain their interest in astronomy, as this would be the
science necessary to them in order for them to navigate the lands and seas and
cover the distances that would have taken them to every corner of the world.
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Well, I am an incoming sophmore in high school, and this is my first year marching.
We (the trumpet section) recruited 2 woodwinds to learn how to play trumpet due to the shortage of trumpets willing to march (we choose a very trumpetie song to march to), and I ended up teaching them how to play. Now, our section leader's parents like to go on vacation around marching time, so he is commonly gone the first and/or second week of marching. We decided, that when he is gone, this other guy was to be "fake section leader" until our actual section leader gets back, because he's the oldest trumpet (besides our section leader), and hes marched the longest etc.
We come back, its our first week of marching. THe first day, the staff member in charge of the trumpet section pulls me aside, and tells me that until our section leader gets back, I am to be section leader. Remember this is my first year marching.
Also, no one tells the other guy, that was supposed to be section leader, although I think the staff member did, so he was acting like section leader, and so was I, so I kind of thought that we were "sharing" the title section leader (although he was never present at the section leader meetings. Of course, stupid me, this never crosses my mind, being so busy trying to figure out how to read the drill and whatnot).
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The guy fucking killed himself…so NO, it wasn't fabulous you insensitive prick…it was fucking tragic. Period.
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What a frivolous way to treat a suicide.
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one must admit. If you gotta die, die in England. The weather and the clothes sure do say funeral…….
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#15 - blackbriarwhat if we get rid of Florida?
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#24 to #17 - brandonstanfordI live 40 mins away from Miami and I am a normal white guy why do I have to stay with crew of tan bitches and zombies.
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#28 to #24 - elitetroll
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im from jersey
sucks don't it? being surrounded by dumbasses
sucks don't it? being surrounded by dumbasses
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I'm from Canada, and I've visited New Jersey.
Do you know where East Orange is?
It was awful.
Do you know where East Orange is?
It was awful.
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why the **** were you in East Orange? or any of the oranges? that's scary ****. I won't even drive near that. I get scared when i ******* pass Irvington on the highway. I'm up in Sussex County which for the most part is clean, foresty and [at least where i live] NO ******* FROM EAST ORANGE. Im sorry you were stuck in the ******* part. just be glad you weren't in newark or camden.
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Lol, that's exactly what I noticed when I was there. It was very sunny and it was full of depressed black people.
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lol. that's orange county, and irvington, and most of bergen county, and newark (the only ******* airport within 3 hours of me... ******* hell), and camden, and the state capitol. its all depressed black people, or jewish italian lower middle class suburbs. except for my home of sussex. it's all rich white trash here, and it don't get much better.
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Miami is know for having the worst drivers in the country, we kinda had it worst before this story,but at least we have great weather mostly.
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lucky ******. up here, it's 50/50 for good and bad drivers. all though, about 70% of drivers in the summer (who are usually trash from staten island, the world's biggest **** hole that come to suck up our beaches and make monstrous traffic.) ruin the highways. but most actual new jersyans (not jersey shore trash) are decent drivers... except women.
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In Florida the higher you go the more south you go, the more south you go the more north you go..Miami and all of south beach. I just want to get out of Florida and move back to long island NY.
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a word of advice. dont go to NY, it's a **** hole. everyone i know here thats moved here from NY is ******* insane, a bitch, or is just a paranoid sociopathic ****. but FL has awful education. but hten again, ive never met anyone from long island, is that as trashy as the rest of teh state?
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I agree with the education but not all, my county was top 4 in the the country last year. long island has suffolk where i used to live is a mix of small-towns rural out east with lots of fishing companies but the ppl are still new yorkers -_-


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I am a Gospel Doctrine teacher in my ward and I love the job. I like talking about the scriptures with ward members and usually I have to restrain myself from indulging in my interest in symbols, questions of language and translation, New Testament history, etc. I understand that the class isn't a scholarly class and I avoid making it one. As I see it, my job is to discuss the Good News with members of the class, not to indulge in my scholarly interests, and I try to stick to the job. However I'm finding it next to impossible to get interested in teaching one lesson on the book of Revelation, much less two.
A Fun Discussion
There has been an interesting discussion over at the Metaphysical Elders on the perennial "Iron Rod v. Leahona" debate. In runs from this post to this post. Also, they seem to have added comments, although you have to go to the main page to see them, i.e. you can't comment on archived posts.
New Blogger!
Jim Faulconer has agreed to come on board as a permanent blogger. Unfortunately, because Jim has real job he will only be posting a couple of times a week.
STQ: Translation
Ever since Nate and Greg started features, I have had my eye out for something that I could contribute. Tonight, as I was preparing my Seminary lesson for tomorrow, I got some inspiration : how about a Seminary Thought Question? OK, let's try this out. If you like it, we'll do more. If you don't like it, we'll just pretend this never happened. The idea is for me to pose a gnarly question from my Seminary preparation, a question with no obvious right answer, and then allow for discussion. Here goes STQ #1 …
The "P" Word, Again
Polygamy is in the news once again. CNN reports that an excommunicated member was banned from discussing his ideas about polygamy with his daughter in a child-custody case, and is now suing for the right to teach her about polygamy.
These aren't the droids you're looking for
It is sometimes funny to see what google combinations have brought visitors to the site. We just got a hit on our old-version blogger blog (we moved to MT three weeks ago, and will eventually dismantle the old site) from the following Google search: "topless alberta statutes" This is particularly odd because none of the words in that search are on the old site! I was sufficiently puzzled that I re-ran the search in Google, and didn't see any link to the site — but that's definitely the referrer on a hit from this very afternoon. Odd.
How to Make a Mormon Political Theory
How should Mormons use Mormonism to think about law and politics? My question is not about what the "right" Mormon answer is to this or that issue. Rather, it is about how we go about constructing a Mormon theology of politics. It seems that we have three possible alternatives.
Mormons as Sports Fans
After reading the amazing conversation on gay marriage below, I am in the mood for something a little lighter. How about sports? Mormons enjoys sports as much as any group … maybe more than most, since we are sober at sporting events. Anyone out there who is associated with BYU knows that the football team is a passion for many Mormons, perhaps even more so after two straight losing seasons. Just visit Cougarboard or CougarBlueII and you can witness the continuing interest in BYU football, even though the season ended several weeks ago with an ignominious loss to the University of Utah by a score of 3-0.
Fatherhood, Again
Since Adam has been linking to articles from First Things, I suppose I ought to post here also an entry from my blog which refers to what is, in my opinion, one of the best things the magazine has ever run (the fact that it was written by a close friend of mine of course has nothing to do with my assessment of the essay's quality). The essay, "Fatherhood, 2002," is a wise, reflective, incisive look at the needs and hopes of most of those who are becoming parents (and particularly fathers) at this moment in our history. While Damon and his wife Beth are just rookies at the parenting game (they have one boy), I've yet to read any single essay that expressed my own aspirations, and self-understanding, in regards to being a "modern" father as well as this one did.
Against Civic Religion
Some time ago, Russell and Adam challenged me to explain what was wrong with cyrpto-protestant prayers in the public schools. What follows is my response along with some general thoughts on civic religion.
A Mormon Image: The All-Seeing Eye
During the nineteenth-century all-seeing eyes were a common Mormon image. They seem to have been borrowed from Masonry and represented the presence of God. Accordingly, the symbol was frequently associated with temples, and appears in numerous places on the interior and exterior of the Salt Lake Temple. This image, however, is much earlier and comes from the St. George Tabranacle.
State v. Oman
What a surprise! Nate looks like such a mild-mannered guy. Yet, as this case makes clear, the State of Ohio put Nathan Oman in prison for four years for drug trafficking! I'm still trying to figure out how someone can attend Harvard Law School while in an Ohio prison — maybe it has something to do with grade inflation. (One of the great benefits of a name like Kaimipono Wenger — and potential drawbacks as well — is that everything refering to someone with that name actually refers to me).
Church Boundaries and Political Gerrymanders
Greg's post below on the criteria used in drawing ward boundaries, reminds me of another interesting issue: the use of ward boundaries as a criteria for drawing political boundaries
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Below we are discussing books in the Mormon Studies genre, but one of our readers — Sid Sharma from Ann Arbor — emailed me to inquire about LDS authors who write "modern, literary fiction." Good question. Who are some LDS authors we really love to read? Anyone care to share a review of a favorite LDS author?
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Maggie Gallagher's response to conservatives who have expressed qualms about amending the constitution to define marriage is superb. She approaches the issue from two angles. First, on the federalism argument, she points out mundane matters that are part of the constitution, and wonders why these topics merit nationwide uniformity, rather than state-by-state experimentation, but that the fundamental institution of society is beneath the constitution. Second, she makes a passionate argument about the importance of marriage to civilization, and the devastating effects weakened marriage has and will have on our culture. Read the whole essay. By reminding me how high the stakes of the marriage debate are, she's struck me with fear for our country.
Ward "Gerrymandering"
The confluence of Kaimi's post and a well-written article by Jeffrey Toobin in the latest New Yorker, as well as a recent discussion with a local church member, have led me to wonder: What principles should the Church apply when gerrymandering ward boundaries?
Tithing Settlement
It's that time of year when the signup list for tithing settlement goes up on the Bishop's door. My wife and I always try to get the first appointment, mainly because we usually live some distance from the chapel and we don't want to make the trek back once we are home. So we had our session right after church today. Every year, as we go through this ritual, I wonder: what is the purpose of tithing settlement?
Duty to stick with a dysfunctional ward
This is a topic that has been on my mind quite a bit lately — what is a member's duty to stay with a dysfunctional ward? I have been thinking about it because, well, I am currently in a dysfunctional ward. We have a hard time keeping major presidencies (such as the Bishopric and the Elders Quorum) filled. We are on massive life support from high council and missionaries (16 in the ward). We see dozens of baptisms each year, but almost all are inactive within 6 months. Some of those who didn't immediately go inactive were immediately given major callings and overwhelming responsibilities, and that made them inactive. I play a major role in running the Elders' Quorum, and my wife does the same for the primary (I also spot-teach Sunday school, pinch-hit on organ when needed, and play primary piano on a weekly basis). We are aware that, if we were to leave, it would be a major…
The Federal Government as Public Nuisance
I think that most Mormons are aware of that during the last half of the nineteenth century relations between the Church and the federal government were often chilly at best. Most Mormons, however, are unaware of the some the creative legal tactics employed by their nineteenth-century coreligionists.
My Link to Pearl Harbor
On December 7, 1941, my father was 16 years old. His life would change forever on that day. Shortly after President Roosevelt told the nation about the "day that shall live in infamy," my father entered the Navy. He fought on an aircraft carrier in the South Pacific, but don't ask him about it. Even 60 years later he cannot tell his stories. He is a great storyteller, unless the stories are about war. The few times I have seen him try, he has broken down in tears. These are the only times I have seen my father cry.
Boys club?
I wonder why so few women comment on this site or take part in discussions of philosophy as it relates to LDS ideas. Women continue to be in the minority in philosophy everywhere, though they are gaining numbers. But they are almost absent among LDS philosophers and philosopher-lawyers. How come?
Christmas Trees
I have sometimes heard of a couple, married for many years, who suddenly divorces, and I've wondered how that could happen. But each late November or early December reminds me: it was probably the Christmas tree. I confess that I think they look pretty. I like having one in the house at Christmas. But they are so difficult to set up and decorate–and doing so involves so much tension–that I have yet to understand why anyone has a Christmas tree.
The Risks of Voodoo
In a comment to my post below, Paul offers the following from Bruce R. McConkie on the story of Balaam's ass: "This is a true story, a dramatic story; one with a great lesson for all members of the Church; one that involves seeing God, receiving revelation, and facing a destroying angel in whose hand was the sword of vengeance. It includes the account of how the Lord delivered a message to the prophet in a way that, as far as we know, has never been duplicated in the entire history of the world." This is one reason to love this blog. Thanks, Paul, for bringing that to my attention. While this definitely gives me pause, I will confess to being as stubborn as a donkey on this topic.
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Just to explain my absence…Melissa gave birth to Alison Edra Fox at 2:36pm this afternoon, CST. She weighs 7 lbs. 9 ounces, has a lot of hair, and all her fingers and toes. Melissa is doing fine, and we're all very, very happy. More reports as they become available….
A lot of people are reading this blog now. Over the past few days, we have been averaging over 140 visitors per day, and we are headed in that direction again today. I just wanted to take the opportunity to thank all of the visitors, especially those who make great comments. This is a fun place to be, and we hope you continue to enjoy it.
Serpents & The Fall
In a comment to my entry below about biblical inerrancy ("Balaam's Ass"), Brent writes in connection with his experience substitute teaching in Seminary: I came across several commentaries about the serpent speaking and Balaam's ass. Some of these also mentioned other scriptural references (I think some in Revelations) which I mention "beasts" talking. Some of these individuals have theorized that in fact, because of the fall, animals, being lesser intelligences cannot communicate verbally, but that God can loose their tongues and allow them to speak. For purposes of this post, I am not interested in whether this theory of talking animals is true (though I suspect that the careful reader could discern my feelings), but rather in the possible significance of talking serpents.
A Mormon Image: The 19th Ward Chapel
When Brigham Young laid out Great Salt Lake City in the 1840s, he modeled it on the Mormon experience in Nuavoo. Thus, the city was divided into wards, which were combined to form the original Salt Lake Stake of Zion. In all there were nineteen of these wards, and they continued to be the core units of the Church in Salt Lake for many, many years. This chapel, built in 1890, housed one of those original wards.
Balaam's Ass
This post picks up on a theme that was touched on in some earlier discussion on the topic of Bible inerrancy. In that earlier discussion, Adam took the position that a presumption of Bible inerrancy was useful, and I am finally writing a response: Balaam's ass!
Sex and Censorship at NYU
I just have a millisecond to blog today, but I couldn't pass up the chance to link this story about the (gasp!) despicable censorship at NYU, that well-known bastion of conservative thought. Apparently they are refusing to let a film student film actual sex for her film project.
How Joseph Smith Restored Greek Religion
I've been thinking of late about immortality and Mormonism. My question is whether or not you can be a Good Mormon and a Good Homeric Hero. I am unclear on the answer, but Moroni and John Taylor seem to suggest that for at least one Good Mormon being a Homeric Hero was just fine.


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In our network we have a HP Color LaserJet CP3525dn with its own ip address. On a pc, I installed it as a local printer to workaround other issues that we have when we use it through a server. So, the pc, that has Italian Windows Pro 64 SP1, sees the printer directly as a standard tcp/ip port with its ip address. The driver is the latest universal one, 5.7, pcl6. The firmware is "20130510 06.161.0", the latest one.
Now the current issue. If the user that works with that pc is a normal user, it prints ok. If I put the same user inside the local administrators group, that same user prints slooowly! At least one minute per each page. On the same pc, I tried with my own user and I got the same result. If I am a normal user, it works, if I add my own user to the local administrators group, again I print in a too slow way.
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That is an interesting problem.
It sounds like the security of your machine is effecting the local print spooler service. Id assume that some security action is failing or timing out while in the Admin group that is normally skipped for normal users. Unfortunetly I do not have any suggestions on what that could be.
For a situation like this you may want to consider downloading and installing ProcMon from Microsoft. Running ProcMon while printing a document as Admin may help you isolate what processes are running in the background and timing out. Perhaps if you can pinpoint the specific process that is timing out you can find a solution for it.
Otherwise you mentioned trying the UPD 5.7 PCL6 driver. Try swapping over to the UPD PS or PCL5 driver and see if there are any consistencies. It would also be interesting to see if this same problem is duplicated over a normal USB installation.
Cant tell right now if this is a local printing problem on the machine or some kind of a network security conflict. I suggest working on the local printing problem first and then expanding into the network configuration area later.
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The pain remained all too real for UAB head coach Jerod Haase and his team Sunday.
The Blazers returned to practice after Thursday's loss to Western Kentucky in the Conference USA Tournament and later held a get-together at Haase's house to see where they would end up for postseason play.
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Haase himself has struggled a bit to move on. Usually, he'll watch Conference USA basketball. He didn't over the weekend, but said he had North Carolina and Kansas games on, but more in the background.
"I'll be able to do a great job in practice and prepare the team for BYU, but there's no question that it certainly still bothers me," Haase said.
He did go over film from his team's 88-77 loss to Western Kentucky. The Hilltoppers controlled the game down low, winning the rebounding battle 50-28.
"They really did a good job executing their game plan," Haase said. "I was discouraged that I didn't think we played our best game. The rebounding margin was too much to overcome and I didn't think we were physical enough as a team."
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This is UAB's second postseason trip under Haase, following last year's NCAA Tournament. BYU is making its 11th straight trip to the postseason.
Kyle Collingsworth, the WCC Player of the Year, averages 15.2 points per game, 8.4 rebounds per game, 7.4 assists per game and two steals per game. The 6-foot-6 senior guard started his college career in 2010, taking two years for a Mormon mission.
Chase Fischer, a 6-foot-3 senior guard, scores 17.9 points per game. He started his career at Wake Forest. Nick Emery, a freshman guard from the class of 2013 who also served a two-year Mormon mission, scores 16.2 ppg.
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