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The Sword of Kahless (episode)
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Klingon Dahar Master Kor, Jadzia Dax, and Worf search for the fabled Sword of Kahless on a remote planet in the Gamma Quadrant.
Worf prepares to accompany Jadzia Dax and Kor, a legendary Klingon warrior, on a mission to recover the Sword of Kahless, the mythical, millennia-old weapon of the Klingon Empire's first leader – an artifact missing for centuries. A Vulcan geological survey team mining bakrinium discovered evidence of the sword's presence without realizing its significance and gifted the Shroud of the Sword to Kor when he was ambassador to Vulcan. When the drunken Kor finally retires to his quarters after first speaking with Worf, he is attacked by a Lethean named Soto, who reads his mind, then erases the incident from Kor's mind.
The next day, Dax finds Kor passed out following the attack and assumes he is merely hung over. She explains that she has verified the authenticity of the Shroud, particularly since it shows evidence of Hur'q DNA. Captain Sisko – hoping to restore Federation/Klingon relations – allows them the use of a runabout for travel to the Gamma Quadrant world where the sword is believed to be located. Upon arrival in a subterranean vault, the three get into a deserted, protected chamber, but find that all the artifacts hidden there have been removed. But Worf, unwilling to give up, discovers another hidden chamber, where they finally find the Sword of Kahless.
When they exit the chamber, they are confronted by several Klingons led by Toral, son of Duras, who hired the Lethean to attack Kor and learn about their plans to recover the Sword. Though outnumbered, Kor, Worf, and Dax brawl their way past Toral's group and escape into the caves. Toral's ship was jamming their communications with the runabout, though, so Dax advises that they try to exit the caves so they can break through the jamming when they reach the surface.
As they trek through the caves, Kor grows increasingly bombastic about plans for the Sword and the Empire when they return. He expresses that it would require a true warrior to unite the Klingon people, not someone like Gowron or even the reborn Emperor Kahless. Later, Worf decides that it is his destiny, not Kor's, to possess the Sword and lead his people. The long journey takes the three of them to an abyss, where Kor slips and loses his footing, but still holds the Sword. Worf saves Kor by grabbing the other end. Straining, he tries to convince Kor to let go and land on a dangerously small ledge, but Kor refuses. Dax helps pull up Kor and holds on to the sword herself as the other two squabble over it. She holds it even as she sleeps.
Dax is awakened by the sound of Worf and Kor, ready to fight to the death. They are interrupted when Toral's party catches up to the trio and begins another battle, which Toral loses again. Then, Worf and Kor turn on each other, and Worf is on the verge of killing Kor when Dax stuns each of them with her phaser. She forces Toral to deactivate the jamming signal, then transports the three of them back to the runabout. Later, on board, Worf and Kor realize that the Sword turned the two of them against each other, and will probably divide the Klingon people as well. They make the decision to jettison the sword into space, leaving it to destiny to decide when it should be revealed to the Klingon people.
Memorable quotesEdit
"You know what I like about Klingon stories, Commander? Nothing. Lots of people die, and nobody makes any profit."
- - Quark, to Worf
"Which of us had slain him? No one could say for certain, so we cut out his heart and all three of us feasted on it together!"
"Big heart."
"Kor! I have someone I'd like you to meet."
"I'd like you to meet our strategic operations officer, Commander Worf."
"Ah, Worf the traitor, the pariah, the lowest of the low. (big pause then a grin) It's a pleasure to meet you. Any enemy of Gowron and the High Council is a friend of mine."
"This is a great honor."
"No doubt."
"Worf is a great admirer of yours."
"Yes. Please. (they sit) I have heard stories about you since I was a child. Your confrontation with Kirk on Organia, your attack on Romulus, your defense of the Korama Pass..."
"Everything I have done pales in comparison to what I am about to achieve. I am on a quest. A quest for the most revered icon in Klingon history..."
- - Jadzia Dax, Kor and Worf
"Damn that Ferengi and his replicated bloodwine!"
- - Kor
"A true warrior has no need to exaggerate his feats."
"You'd better hope that I exaggerate, or else when they start singing songs about this quest and come to your verse, it will be "and Worf came along.""
- - Worf and Kor
"The sword will unite us if it's held in the hands of a true Klingon, not a politician like Gowron, or some toothless figurehead like the Emperor. The sword must rest in the hands of someone who has been hardened by battle, pure of heart, who understands loyalty and honor. A warrior like Kang and Koloth."
"Someone like you?"
"The Empire could do far worse."
- - Kor and Worf
"Did you see the look on the face of that Klingon that I killed? It was as if he understood the honor bestowed upon him. The first man in a thousand years to be killed by the Sword of Kahless."
"I'm sure he was very proud."
- - Kor and Dax
Background informationEdit
Story and scriptEdit
- This episode was written in an effort to more fully integrate the character of Worf into the Deep Space Nine world. All of the fourth season episodes to that date, with the exception of "The Way of the Warrior", had been green-lit prior to the confirmation of Michael Dorn's arrival, and as such, Worf tended to be confined to the B-stories of these episodes, if he even figured in them at all. "The Sword of Kahless" was the first show put together after Worf joined the cast, and as such, the producers felt it should focus on him. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion)
- In Hans Beimler's original draft of the teleplay, the scenes in the caves as Worf, Dax and Kor escape were much more elaborate, and involved a running battle with Toral's forces as well as booby traps exploding, floors falling out and arrows shooting from the walls. These scenes were no doubt inspired by the opening sequence of the 1981 Steven Spielberg film Raiders of the Lost Ark, but early in the pre-production process, Steve Oster made the decision to cut them, not for budgetary reasons, but for time considerations. To set up and execute all of Beimler's gags, Oster estimated, would have added an entire day onto the shooting schedule, and that was something that they simply could not allow to happen at the time. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion)
- In an early draft of the script Kor referred to the warship IKS K'Tanco, a vessel commanded by Kang. It is possible that this ship is the K't'inga-class battle cruiser Kang commanded in VOY: "Flashback". For more information of that ship, see Kang's battle cruiser. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library)
- This episode is probably the closest to the Indiana Jones series that the Star Trek franchise will ever get, with the search for the Sword of Kahless being similar to that of the search for the Holy Grail in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Indeed, of this episode, director LeVar Burton says, "it's the search for the Holy Grail and it's about how the importance placed on the end of the quest, or on the object, affects who we are. The truth is that life is not about the destination, it's about the journey." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion)
- The episode has also been referred to as the Star Trek version of the 1948 film The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Collection sleeve notes)
- In the original script, the USS Mekong was to be the runabout used by Dax, Worf and Kor, with the Rio Grande being the runabout used in the final episode, as the Mekong was presumed destroyed in "The Die is Cast". (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion - A Series Guide and Script Library)
- The final design of the Sword of Kahless was done by Dan Curry, based upon an illustration by John Eaves. Originally, Eaves was assigned to design the sword himself, but after making some preliminary drawings, he went to Curry, who was the original designer of the bat'leth, and allowed him to finish the project. (Deep Space Nine Sketchbook: John Eaves, DS9 Season 4 DVD, Special Features)
- The blue razor Sisko uses to shave his head and beard with in this episode is identical to the razor Geordi La Forge shaved with in TNG: "Code of Honor". According to Michael and Denise Okuda, it was the same prop from "Code of Honor". (Star Trek: Fan Collective - Klingon text commentary)
- Showrunner Ira Steven Behr was pleased with the episode. Behr commented: ""The Sword Kahless" was an interesting show to conceive. I thought it was a good Worf show, with the idea of taking Worf to that place where he crosses the line, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. The goal consumes you, so that it wraps your mind up and you can't shake free of it. I thought that was a lot of fun, and I thought that it worked well. I thought the acting was nice – John Colicos was terrific and Michael was wonderful. I think the episode suffered a little bit production wise. Those caves got a little boring and the action scene at the end was okay, but could have been better. Recently, I've been reading a lot of things that said we didn't use Worf enough, but I thought that the shows that we did use Worf in were all interesting shows, and were definitely interesting takes and interesting riffs on that character. By the time we brought Worf into the mix, we had half the season conceptually. Not stories yet, but we knew what we were going to do in these shows and since we had those ideas, you better believe that we were going to do them, since ideas are tough to come by!" ("The Producer's View", Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Official Poster Magazine, issue 8)
- This episode was somewhat unpopular with some viewers when it first aired, something which disappointed writer Hans Beimler and producer René Echevarria. What particularly disappointed them was the fact that many viewers were unable to accept the notion that the bat'leth itself had no actual power. According to Echevarria, "A lot of fan reaction was that there must be a tech explanation, that the sword must be emitting something. I was astonished." Beimler explains Echevarria's astonishment when he says, "the sword itself doesn't have any magic. It's the concept of the sword that has the power. We wanted to explore the notion that there were some dark streaks to be revealed within these characters. The minute anyone starts talking about the sword it starts infecting them, so Worf gets caught up from the very beginning." Both men were disappointed that many fans missed this point, instead assuming that the Sword of Kahless had some mysterious power that simply wasn't revealed in the episode. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion)
- The episode has become more popular in recent years and was voted by fans to be part of the Klingon Fan Collective DVD release.
- John Colicos greatly enjoyed the episode, commenting: "I absolutely loved it. I thought this was a marvelous kind of tour de force, and I loved all the baiting with Worf – the fight that we had together – all of that was really quite fun to play. I enjoyed that tremendously. Hans Beimler wrote it specifically for me, and he gave me glorious opportunities – in fact he put the word 'glorious' in, too, which seems to have gone down in Klingon history". ("The Sword of Colicos", Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Official Poster Magazine, issue 8)
- Upon the opening of the wormhole, Kor remarks that their quest for the sword, "will be glorious." He says something similar to Kirk towards the end of "Errand of Mercy" regarding the possibility of facing the USS Enterprise captain in war.
- "The Sword of Kahless" was the second episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine to be directed by LeVar Burton after "Indiscretion" and the first to have Michael Dorn in a main role. Burton was pleased with the final episode, commenting: "Great episode. Good Klingon stuff. I think that was the first episode I directed last season that had Michael Dorn in it so it was great to hook up with him again. That was a lot of fun for me. I thought John Colicos was terrific, too. It was also a show that was memorable for me because we spent so much time in the caves on Stage 17. of the seven-or-eight-day schedule, we had about four in the caves, I enjoyed it. I thought that was a good episode". Burton also coined the name "Action Barbie" for Farrell during the filming of the episode. He explained the origin thusly: "Action Barbie – that's my girl. Because she is. She's Action Barbie. She's this incredibly statuesque woman who doesn't mind throwing a kick or punching you in the groin. She's Action Barbie to me". ("Directing The Sword of Kahless", Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Official Poster Magazine, issue 8)
- Terry Farrell commented: "["The Sword of Kahless"] was great because it was the first time I did action for LeVar Burton. He didn't expect me to do well at it. When I did, he called me 'Action Barbie'. So "Sword of Kahless" was my Action Barbie episode, and I've been Action Barbie on the set ever since". (The Official Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Magazine Vol. 18)
- Toral was last seen in the TNG episode, "Redemption II". where he was played by J.D. Cullum.
- The Hur'q are also mentioned in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Affliction".
- A certain degree of knowledge of Worf's backstory from the USS Enterprise-D is necessary to fully understand this episode(citation needed • edit), especially the events portrayed in the episode "Rightful Heir". In that episode, the clerics of Boreth create a clone of Kahless the Unforgettable and try to convince the Klingon people that it is the real Kahless returned from Sto-vo-kor and that he must assume his post as leader of all Klingons. However, after he is defeated in combat by Gowron, the identity of the clone is revealed, and Worf suggests that he be made into a figurehead Emperor, with Gowron still in control of the Klingon High Council. The clone accepts and becomes the moral leader of the Klingon people.
- Worf makes a reference to Kor's battle "with Kirk on Organia," a reference to TOS: "Errand of Mercy" where Kor made his first appearance.
- Cirroc Lofton (Jake Sisko) does not appear in this episode.
Video and DVD releasesEdit
- UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 4.5, 13 May 1996
- As part of the DS9 Season 4 DVD collection
- As part of the Star Trek: Fan Collective - Klingon collection
Links and references Edit
Starring Edit
Also starring Edit
- Rene Auberjonois as Odo
- Michael Dorn as Lt. Commander Worf
- Terry Farrell as Lt. Commander Dax
- Cirroc Lofton as Jake Sisko
- Colm Meaney as Chief O'Brien
- Armin Shimerman as Quark
- Alexander Siddig as Doctor Bashir
- Nana Visitor as Major Kira
Guest starsEdit
- John Colicos as Kor
- Rick Pasqualone as Toral
Uncredited co-starEdit
- Chester E. Tripp III (stunt actor)
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Unreferenced materialEdit
External linksEdit
- "The Sword of Kahless" at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- "The Sword of Kahless" at Wikipedia
- The Sword of Kahless at StarTrek.com, the official Star Trek website
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Carr studied drama for three years at the Conservatory of Music and Drama at DIT Rathmines. Apart from the plays listed below, he wrote and directed a number of one-act plays for Dublin Youth Theatre. As an actor, he has worked with numerous theatre companies throughout Ireland.
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Writing the Unimaginable
Amitav Ghosh
When future generations look back at the fiction of our time, what will they make of the failure to address the crisis of climate change?
Emily Bernard
How My Italian-American husband ate his way into the good graces of my African-American family
The Cloistered Books of Peru
Helen Hazen
A convent in the Andes is home to a treasure trove of rare, and possibly unique, early volumes
Keeping Faith
Mark Lane
After a loss from which there is no recovery, I turned to books—not for solace or forgetting, but simply to survive
The Ultimate Pawn Sacrifice
Jay Neugeboren
My brother's life mirrored that of Bobby Fischer, the deeply troubled chess master
Chicago Hope
Lincoln Caplan
Can the collaboration between a progressive boarding school and a big-city charter academy transform American Public High School Education?
Put a Bird on It
Erik Anderson
How did a beguiling South American hummingbird end up in the basement of a Pennsylvania museum?
Brandon Lingle
Death can come at any time, from above or below, but life requires putting fear aside
Thine as Ever, P. T. Barnum
A. H. Saxon
A scholar offers three utterly fictitious letters he wishes the famous showman had written
Little Bowls of Colors
Ewa Hryniewicz-Yarbrough
Writing in a foreign language can reveal secrets long buried in our mother tongue
I Will Love You in the Summertime
Christian Wiman
Between the rupture of life and the rapture of language lies a world of awe and witness
My Newfoundland
Paul West
The sensations of landing on the island long ago haunted a writer's final memories
Hope Is the Enemy
Dasha Kiper
Caring for a patient suffering from dementia means coming to terms with the frustrating paradoxes of memory and language
Capital of Willows
Eben Wood
On a trip to North Korea, a writer remembers his troubled father, a victim of the "Forgotten War"
Matters of Taste
Paul Lukacs
A work of literature and a bottle of wine require similar skills of their respective critics
My Mother's Yiddish
Phyllis Rose
The music of my childhood was a language filled with endearments and rebukes, and frequent misunderstandings
Saigon Summer
Sarah Mansfield Taber
A spy's daughter remembers the haunting unreality of embassy life in South Vietnam before the fall
Kill the Creature
Christian Wiman
In search of snakes—and the balm of charity and love in a world of infinitely lonely space
Confessing and Confiding
Emily Fox Gordon
Knowing the difference between the two can elevate an essay from therapy to art
Failure to Heal
Philip Alcabes
Today's medical industry thrives on diagnosing and curing, but it doesn't reach the soul
Donald Hall
As the forest reclaims large stretches of New Hampshire, animals come and go, as do memories of a beloved 19th-century farmhouse
Traveling Corpse
Andrea Barrett
How an American sergeant's journey through frigid North Russia inspired a work of historical fiction
Brian Doyle
On Visitors
Ann Beattie
When the Bachelor Girl and the Red Death come calling, are they mirrors for our eccentricities?
At Sixty-Five
Emily Fox Gordon
After the excesses of youth and terrors of middle age, a writer faces the contingencies of being old
One Road
Donald Hall
Driving through postwar Yugoslavia was nearly impossible, but a young poet and his new wife struggled through the desolate landscape to Athens
Kodachrome Eden
James Santel
With purple prose and oversaturated images, National Geographic reimagined postwar America as a dreamspace of hope and fascination
On Friendship
Edward Hoagland
The intimacies shared with our closest companions keep us anchored, vital, and alive
Mortify Our Wolves
Christian Wiman
The struggle back to life and faith in the face of pain and the certainty of death
Joyas Voladoras
Brian Doyle
Rites of Passage
Steve Macone
When a quirky old man who lived on the Cape died, I thought I didn't care
Blue Moons and Buttermilk Skies
William Zinsser
The Complete Zinsser on Friday
William Zinsser
Congratulations to William Zinsser, winner of the 2012 National Magazine Award in the category of Digital Commentary
Affirmative Inaction
William M. Chace
Opposition to affirmative action has drastically reduced minority enrollment at public universities; private institutions have the power and the responsibility to reverse the trend
Dubya and Me
Walt Harrington
Over the course of a quarter-century, a journalist witnessed the transformation of George W. Bush
The Psychologist
Brian Boyd
Vladimir Nabokov's understanding of human nature anticipated the advances in psychology since his day
Scar Tissue
Emily Bernard
When I was stabbed 17 years ago in a New Haven coffee shop, the wounds did not only come from the knife
A Mother's Secret
Werner Gundersheimer
The images in a treasured photo album preserve an idealized past, while leaving out the painful story of a family torn apart by the Holocaust
Making Sparks Fly
Mike Rose
How occupational education can lead to a love of learning for its own sake
In the Orbit of Copernicus
Owen Gingerich
A discovery of the great astronomer's bones, and their reburial in Poland
Plunging to Earth
Robert Zaretsky
Once the sport of daredevils, skydiving now offers it existential thrills to grandmothers, pudgy geeks, and even the occasional college professor
The Forgotten Churchill
George Watson
The man who stared down Hitler also helped create the modern welfare state
Plucked from the Grave
Debra Gwartney
The first female missionary to cross the Continental Divide came to a gruesome end partly caused by her own zeal. What can we learn from her?
Civil Warfare in the Streets
Adam Goodheart
After Fort Sumter, German immigrants in St. Louis flocked to the Union cause and in bloody confrontations overthrew the local secessionists
How Longfellow Woke the Dead
Jill Lepore
When first published 150 years ago, his famous poem about Paul Revere was read as a bold statement of his opposition to slavery
Interview with a Neandertal
Priscilla Long
What I always wanted to ask our distant cousins about love and death and sorrow and dinner
'I Tried to Stop the Bloody Thing'
Adam Hochschild
In World War I, nearly as many British men refused the draft—20,000—as were killed on the Somme's first day. Why were those who fought for peace forgotten?
The View from 90
Doris Grumbach
Even when those in my generation have reached a state of serenity, wisdom, and relative comfort, what we face can hardly be called the golden years
Baseball's Loss of Innocence
Diana Goetsch
When the 1919 Black Sox scandal shattered Ring Lardner's reverence for the game, the great sportswriter took a permanent walk
Unauthorized, But Not Untrue
Kitty Kelley
The real story of a biographer in a celebrity culture of public denials, media timidity, and legal threats
Empathy and Other Mysteries
Richard Restak
Neuroscientists are discovering things about the brain that answer questions philosophers have been asking for centuries
To Accept What Cannot Be Helped
Ann Hulbert
At 80, a woman with a fatal disease knows she doesn't want to die in the hospital and discovers, with her family, what that really means
The Seduction
Paula Marantz Cohen
After years of favoring the endurance-test approach to teaching literature, a professor focuses on how to make books spark to life for her students
The Passionate Encounter
Alfred Kazin
A noted midcentury critic has much to say in his journal about his fellow writers and the literary world they shared
Reassessing Rossellini
Joseph Luzzi
Restoration of Rome Open city, the director's masterpiece, prompts a look at why he later retreated from the neorealism it introduced
Every Last One
Brad Edmondson
A guy with a weakness for demography goes door to door for the census and discovers what a democracy is made of
Tamara Dean
When a tornado tears through a beloved landscape, is it possible to just let nature heal itself?
We'll Always Have McSorley's
Robert Day
How Joseph Mitchell's wonderful saloon became a sacred site for a certain literary pilgrim
What the Earth Knows
Robert B. Laughlin
Understanding the concept of geologic time and some basic science can give a new perspective on climate change and the energy future
All Style, No Substance
Amitai Etzioni
What's wrong with the State Department's public diplomacy effort
Too Bad Not to Fail
William J. Quirk
Just what are derivatives, and how much more damage can they do?
Voices of a Nation
Brenda Wineapple
In the 19th century, American writers struggled to discover who they were and who we are
Hive of Nerves
Christian Wiman
To be alive spiritually is to feel the ultimate anxiety of existence within the trivial anxieties of everyday life
The Bearable Lightness of Being
Ewa Hryniewicz-Yarbrough
If you live long enough and contentedly enough in exile, your feelings of estrangement can evolve into a sense of living two lives at once
Solitude and Leadership
William Deresiewicz
If you want others to follow, learn to be alone with your thoughts
Reading in a Digital Age
Sven Birkerts
Notes on why the novel and the Internet are opposites, and why the latter both undermines the former and makes it more necessary
Nabokov Lives On
Brian Boyd
Why his unfinished novel, Laura, deserved to be published; what's left in the voluminous archive of his unpublished work
To Die of Having Lived
Richard Rapport
A neurological surgeon reflects on what patients and their families should and should not do when the end draws near
My Brain on My Mind
Priscilla Long
The ABCs of the thrumming, plastic mystery that allows us to think, feel, and remember
The Stolen Election
Gelareh Asayesh
An expatriate Iranian writer travels her troubled homeland in the weeks after a disputed presidential vote
Seventy Years Later
John Lukacs
The Second World War destroyed Adolf Hitler, but his legacy is showing disturbing signs of life
Wrestling with Two Behemoths
Ved Mehta
A longtime New Yorker, and New Yorker writer, gets the cold shoulder from powerful New York cultural institutions
The Doctor Is IN
Daniel B. Smith
At 88, Aaron Beck is now revered for an approach to psychotherapy that pushed Freudian analysis aside
Armchair Travelers
Toby Lester
The Renaissance writers and humanists Petrarch and Boccaccio turned to geography to understand the works of antiquity
Mother Country
Evelyn Toynton
A daughter examines a life played out in romantic defiance of bad fortune
Saratoga Bill
Zachary Sklar
He bet cautiously at the track, but elsewhere he was drawn to those with the odds stacked against them
The Terminator Comes to Wall Street
Joseph Fuller
How computer modeling worsened the financial crisis and what we ought to do about it
Purpose-Driven Life
Brian Boyd
Evolution does not rob life of meaning, but creates meaning. It also makes possible our own capacity for creativity.
Second Chances, Social Forgiveness, and the Internet
Amitai Etzioni
We need the means, both technological and legal, to replace measures once woven into the fabric of communities
The Potency of Breathless
Paula Marantz Cohen
At 50, Godard's film still asks how something this bad can be so good
The Man Who Shot the Man Who Shot Lincoln
Ernest B. Furgurson
The hatter Boston Corbett was celebrated as a hero for killing John Wilkes Booth. Fame and fortune did not follow, but madness did.
Visions and Revisions
William Zinsser
Writing On Writing Well and keeping it up-to-date for 35 years
Dawn of a Literary Friendship
John McIntyre
In 1969 the writer Robert Phelps first wrote to the novelist James Salter. Here are the letters that forged a bond of two decades.
I Wanted to Be Robert Phelps
Michael Dirda
The Dowser Dilemma
Kate Daloz
How a town in Vermont found water it desperately needed and an explanation that was harder to swallow
Putting Man Before Descartes
John Lukacs
Human knowledge is personal and participant—placing us at the center of the universe
The Future of the American Frontier
John Tirman
Can one of our most enduring national myths, much in evidence in the recent presidential campaign, be reinvented yet again?
Affirmative Action and After
W. Ralph Eubanks
Now is the time to reconsider a policy that must eventually change. But simply replacing race with class isn't the solution.
Spies Among Us
Clay Risen
Military snooping on civilians, which escalated in the turbulent '60s, never entirely went away and is back again on a much larger scale
A Country for Old Men
Edward Hoagland
Having reached the shores of seniority himself, the author finds a surprising contentment in the eyes of his fellow retirees
Collateral Damage
Robert Roper
The Civil War only enhanced George Whitman's soldierly satisfaction; for his brother Walt, however, the horrors halted an outpouring of great poetry
My Bright Abyss
Christian Wiman
I never felt the pain of unbelief until I believed. But belief itself is hardly painless.
The High Road to Narnia
George Watson
C. S. Lewis and his friend J. R. R. Tolkien believed that truths are universal and that stories reveal them
The Censor in the Mirror
Ha Jin
It's not only what the Chinese Propaganda Department does to artists, but what it makes artists do to their own work
The Torture Colony
Bruce Falconer
In a remote part of Chile, an evil German evangelist built a utopia whose members helped the Pinochet regime perform its foulest deeds
Where Does American History Begin?
Ted Widmer
Mixing geography with invention, the first explorers and mapmakers made the New World a very hard place to pin down
Something Called Terrorism
Leonard Bernstein
In a speech given at Harvard 22 years ago and never before published, Leonard Bernstein offered a warning that remains timely
The New Old Way of Learning Languages
Ernest Blum
Now all but vanished, a once-popular system of reading Greek and Latin classics could revitalize modern teaching methods
The Disadvantages of an Elite Education
William Deresiewicz
Our best universities have forgotten that the reason they exist is to make minds, not careers
The End of the Black American Narrative
Charles Johnson
A new century calls for new stories grounded in the present, leaving behind the painful history of slavery and its consequences
André Aciman
Revisiting the gritty Roman neighborhood of his youth, a writer discovers a world of his own invention
The Bout
Blair Fuller
When George Plimpton, the boyish editor of The Paris Review, went three rounds with the light-heavyweight champion of the world
The Broken Balance
Edward Hoagland
The poet Robinson Jeffers warned us nearly a century ago of the ravages to nature we now face
Passing the Torch
Stephen J. Pyne
Why the eons-old truce between humans and fire has burst into an age of megafires, and what can be done about it
The Liberal Imagination of Frederick Douglass
Nick Bromell
Honoring the emotions that give life to liberal principles
What Kind of Father Am I?
James McConkey
Looking back at a lifetime of parenting sons and being parented by them
Rome's Gossip Columnist
Garry Wills
When the first-century poet Martial turned his stylus on you, you got the point
Janna Malamud Smith
Like Robinson Crusoe after the storm, a daughter salvages what she can after her mother's death
A Slow Devouring
Steve Macone
Banter, beer, and bar food smooth a disciplined but difficult passage through Finnegans Wake
Who Cares About Executive Supremacy?
Lincoln Caplan
The scope of presidential power is the most urgent and the most ignored legal and political issue of our time
Moral Principle vs. Military Necessity
David Bosco
The first code of conduct during warfare, created by a Civil War–era Prussian immigrant, reflected ambiguities we struggle with to this day
Dreaming of a Democratic Russia
Sarah E. Mendelson
Memories of a year in Moscow promoting a post-Soviet political process, an undertaking that now seems futile
Cuss Time
Jill McCorkle
By limiting freedom of expression, we take away thoughts and ideas before they have the opportunity to hatch
Balanchine's Cabinet
Ann Hagman Cardinal
A young woman wins a drawing and learns to give and to receive
Jennifer Sinor
As a beloved uncle makes his final journey in the wilderness, a new life begins
Findings: Meditations on the Literature of Spying
Jacques Barzun
From the Spring 1965 issue of The Scholar
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Robert Wilson
Wonder Bread
Melvin Jules Bukiet
Come with us to a place called Brooklyn, where the stories are half-baked and their endings bland and soft
Unto Caesar
Ethan Fishman
Religious groups that have allied themselves with politicians, and vice versa, have ignored at their peril the lessons of Roger Williams and U.S. history
The Trojan War
William Nichols
Now even some environmentalists are supporting the use of nuclear power to generate electricity. One man's story suggests the industry can't be trusted
Poetry Stand
Diana Goetsch
How a precocious group of high school poets learned to provide verse on demand
Apologies All Around
Gorman Beauchamp
Today's tendency to make amends for the crimes of history raises the question: where do we stop?
Findings: Richard E. Nicholls on Amateurism
Richard E. Nicholls
The Mystery of Ales
Kai Bird and Svetlana Chervonnaya
The argument that Alger Hiss was a WWII-era Soviet asset is flawed. New evidence points to someone else
The Mystery of Ales (Expanded Version)
Kai Bird and Svetlana Chervonnaya
The argument that Alger Hiss was a WWII-era Soviet asset is flawed. New evidence points to someone else
Love on Campus
William Deresiewicz
Why we should understand, and even encourage, a certain sort of erotic intensity between student and professor
Gazing Into the Abyss
Christian Wiman
The sudden appearance of love and the galvanizing prospect of death lead a young poet back to poetry and a "hope toward God"
'Mem, Mem, Mem'
Paul West
After a stroke, a prolific novelist struggles to say how the mental world of aphasia looks and feels
Between Two Worlds
Christopher Clausen
The familar story of Pocahontas was mirrored by that of a young Englishman given as a hostage to her father
A New Theory of the Universe
Robert Lanza
Biocentrism builds on quantum physics by putting life into the equation
When 2+2=5
Robert Orsi
Can we begin to think about unexplained religious experiences in ways that acknowledge their existence?
The Judge's Jokes
John Barth
Shards of memory, for better or for worse, from my father the after-banquet speaker
The Apologist
Michael McDonald
The celebrated Austrian writer Peter Handke appeared at the funeral of Serbian dictator Slobodan Milosevic. Should we forgive him?
The Cook's Son
Frank Huyler
The death of a young man, long ago in Africa, continues to raise questions with no answers
One Day in the Life of Melvin Jules Bukiet
Melvin Jules Bukiet
A Manhattan writer runs afoul of the local penal system and lives to tell the tale
The Dispossessed
William Deresiewicz
First we stopped noticing members of the working class, and now we're convinced they don't exist
THE SCHOLAR AT 75: An Educated Guess
Ted Widmer
Who knew that mixing the intelligent and the idiosyncratic would yield a long life for a certain small quarterly?
Not Compassionate, Not Conservative
Ethan Fishman
A political traditionalist critiques our pseudo-conservative president
Fear of Falling
James McConkey
Working in the mop-and-bucket brigade in college created the perspectives of a lifetime
Glorious Dust
Robert Roper
The posthumous masterwork of an influential black historian tells how slavery itself undermined the Confederacy
Getting It All Wrong
Brian Boyd
The proponents of Theory and Cultural Critique could learn a thing or two from bioculture
Lincoln the Persuader
Douglas L. Wilson
Seeking to get people behind his policies, he made himself the best writer for all our presidents
My Mother's Body
Mary Gordon
Just remembering her is not enough; resurrecting her is the ultimate goal
Tomorrow Is Another Day
Carol Huang
An Ethiopian student survives a brutal imprisonment by translating Gone with the Wind into his native tongue
Bearing Gifts
Anne Matthews
The Ordinariness of AIDS
Philip Alcabes
Can a disease that tells us so much about ourselves ever be anything but extraordinary?
The Sack of Baghdad
Susannah Rutherglen
The U.S. invasion of Iraq has turned cultural icons into loot and archaeological sites into ruins
Miles from Nowhere
Edward Hoagland
On a return trip to the wilderness of British Columbia, the author revisits a rough and exquisite landscape
The Embarrassment of Riches
Pamela Haag
Do not pity me for having more money than anyone I know. Still, wealth does have its mild difficulties
The Case for Love
Natalie Wexler
Did the friendship of an early Supreme Court justice and the wife of a colleague ever cross the line of propriety?
Findings: A Bogey Tale
Brian Doyle
What Jesus Did
Garry Wills
Forget about Christ as secular sage, historical figure, or even as Christian
Shouldn't There Be a Word ... ?
Barbara Wallraff
The holes in our language and the never-ending search for words to fill them
The Idea of Bombay
Gyan Prakash
Bollywood epitomized modernity for a boy in a distant province. As an adult, he sees a troubled city.
Henry James vs. the Robber Barons
Gorman Beauchamp
Why Italian art should stay in England, where it belongs, and not fall into the hands of foreigners
My Holocaust Problem
Arthur Krystal
If we cannot speak of it—though speak of it we must—how do we remember what happened to the Jews of Europe?
Palladio in the Rough
Witold Rybczynski
A South Carolinian builds classical revival houses that really look old
Fadeaway Jumper
Mark Edmundson
A Sunday-afternoon player of a certain age says his farewell to basketball
Buster Brown's America
Jiri Wyatt
How a Jew from Slovakia became a Catholic from Manhattan, then fell from grace and turned into a real American
A Visit to Esperantoland
Arika Okrent
The natives want you to learn their invented language as a step toward world harmony. Who are these people?
Teaching the N-Word
Emily Bernard
A black professor, an all-white class, and the thing nobody will say
The Rise and Fall of David Duke
Lawrence N. Powell
Breaking the code of right-wing populism in Louisana
Custom and Law
Melvin Jules Bukiet
After the death of his father, a not-notably observant Jew turns to the mourning rituals of his faith
Findings: The Battered Trunk
Brenda Wineapple
The Glue Is Gone
Edward Hoagland
The things that held us together as individuals and as a people are being lost. Can we find them again?
So Help Me God
Ted Widmer
What all fifty-four inaugural addresses, taken as one long book, tell us about American history
What We Got Wrong
Lawrence Rosen
How Arabs look at the self, their society, and their political institutions
The Crooner and the Physicist
Jeremy Bernstein
Jacques Brel and The New Yorker profile that never reached critical mass
Findings: Another Washington Leak
Patricia O'Toole
Reaching Point Comfort
Adam Goodheart
Sweet Mayhem
Spencer Nadler
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
slave labor
This is what happens when you visit the brides family a few days before a wedding... instead of fun and frivolity its slave wedding labor!! After dinner no one was permitted to leave the table until 100 wedding programs were punched, ribbons inserted and bowed!! And yes it took all four of us to accomplish the task... apparently in wedding boot camp there are no breaks even for injuries... My dad insists he deserves a purple heart for his scissor injuries!! And after waiting soo long to own a cropodile (the hole punching tool) I finally found a good excuse to buy one-- shove that expenditure right under the paper goods on the wedding budget and no one was the wiser. But did I get to play with it??? nooo one mention that it was a tool and Mike took over that job... because my bow tying skills were so poor I got stuck inserting ribbons... oh well at least the job is checked off the list!!
Sunday, March 22, 2009
6 days and counting
Nothing brings out ohh and ahhs in a salon like pulling out a veil! I can't wait to see it on her wedding day.
And Last night was Amandas Bachelorette Party! Toni and I went down for to Arlington with Amanda and joined the girls for dinner and drinks and then left them as they jumped into a Cab for a wild night of celebrating Amandas last weekend of a single gal. The girls all looked so beautiful in their "party" dresses and they were definately ready for a night of fun. Boas and a scavenger hunt list... I pity anyone who got near them they were giddy and loud ready to hit the town.
Saturday, March 14, 2009
I can shop
A couple of the girls have already married off their children -- so they reassured me I wasn't going crazy, and warned me that it could get worse. And being the friends that they are offered extra beds, cooking skills and shoulder to cry on should things get worse... It was nice to share the details of Amandas big day and be greeted with enthusiasm.
As I worry about the little things I keep reminding myself of the big things... In two weeks my baby is getting married.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Monday, March 09, 2009
Helpful Maizy
And the room which started like this . (those white spots are just a few of the zillion holes Mike spackled) and ended up looking lovely... maybe I will find time to take pictures tonight???
If the amount of stuff your child hangs on thier wall has any collation to the happiness they experinced during childhood I think my daughter was an extremely happy child.... This is room number two that she occupied in our house and both of them after she left required a whole jar of spackle... Lucky for her-- her daddy loves her lots... but he did make a note to get Corey his own spackle jar for the wedding...
Speaking of the wedding... the list gets smaller and smaller... This weekend.. Final walkthrough with the officers club, final dress fitting, they picked up the rings and Amanda got her hair done - moving right along!!!


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ERIC Number: ED392992
Record Type: Non-Journal
Publication Date: 1996-Apr-9
Pages: 26
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Technicians, Technical Education, and Global Economic Development: A Cross National Examination.
Honig, Benson; Ramirez, Francisco
Although the relationship among education, science, technology, and economic development is nearly universally accepted, the link among education, infrastructure, and economic growth has yet to be empirically demonstrated. A multivariate analysis of cross-national data regarding 48 countries was performed to document relationships between technical education and economic development. A multivariate time series regression model was used to analyze national enrollment in secondary and tertiary education and labor force participation statistics from the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization annual yearbook and Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development indicators to determine the relationship between technical education and economic development as measured by gross domestic product per capita growth rates. Although it was acknowledged that accounting for economic growth of a nation/state requires consideration of factors beyond the study's scope (including natural resources, geographic location, and political climate/stability), it was concluded that the analysis clearly demonstrated the importance of postsecondary technical education, specifically at the two-year college level, to economic development. Government educational policies in Korea, France, and Germany were cited as examples of how careful attention to technical engineering education at the two-year college level represents a coherent, effective mechanism for national economic development. (Contains 27 references.) (MN)
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Economic Development, Economic Impact, Education Work Relationship, Educational Objectives, Educational Policy, Educational Research, Foreign Countries, Global Approach, Literature Reviews, Multivariate Analysis, Public Policy, Secondary Education, State of the Art Reviews, Synthesis, Technical Education, Technical Occupations, Two Year Colleges
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Language: English
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Identifiers - Location: France; Germany; South Korea; United States


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Daddy? Yes, hun. What do you think about life? Did you ask your mother? I'm asking you. (lowers newspaper) Well, (squinting eyes) life gives you so much pumpkin. ! and (like a whip) and..? (brows almost touching the hairline) (she waits)... And, expects nothing in return... I guess. (flash of a smile-back to paper) What about death, daddy? (behind the paper) Sorry, did you say you did or didn't ask your mother about this? Dad! Okay, okay lets see... (lowers paper-serious face now) Well, yeah, it kinda gives you that as well. (drops paper onto lap-chortles) Now come on, what is this? You should be... (pointing out window-to an empty street) having fun with... Oh, what's her name? (snaps fingers-snap!snap!) Sarah. Susan! Oh yes, sorry, Susan! (now massaging temples) But seriously cupcake, it's your summer holiday, you should be enjoying yourself not... Mom's right, you don't care! (crosses arms) What do you mean I don't care, (furrows brow) and where is your Mother anyways? She took Pippin to the hospital. (begins to sulk) Now honey, don't get angry with me.. but who the hell is Pippin? The cat Dad! The cat! You know... (face scrunched-half cry-makes like a cat cleaning itself) ...the cat (said in an almost whisper) Who names a cat Pippin? (looking thoroughly stumped- oblivious to the dramatics taking place) I did! (full on sob) That's right you did (getting up with a big show now of folding then placing the newspaper on the Bernard Vuarnesson coffee table) ..and it's an excellent name! (walking toward her-head shaking sympathetically) Daddy only meant... (but she ran for, and then up the stairs) [Postlude] [Fathers soliloquy] My arm extended out to console? or eschew? We may never know perhaps, for she was gone and up the stairs before I knew... it. (big noise upstairs directly above him - then silence) [Soliloquy continues] They were at opposite ends of the magnetic field these days. (door slams above) and then... (Outside a car pulls into the driveway. Mother is heard saying that it's alright, Pippin's a little down, is all.) Who's this Pippin for which you speak? THE CAT! (a voice screams from above) Oh, right! My bad. (Mother continues outside) Doctor says, nothing a little Sertraline can't take care of. (She then proceeds to shake the entire contents of the pill bottle over top of her head and says,) How crazy is that, weather man said nothing about it snowing today! The End.
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Him and me both. I havnt had one commit yet this season. I'm hoping the upset over Ok. State gets me some, as I had some recruits visiting for that game.
UCLA is like the fat chick at a bar.. Take whatever will talk to you -- or wait for some talent to get their beer goggles on.
I thought you were saying that because he got a couple of recruits to commit.. hah.. Either way, happy birthday HackGolfer
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The Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU) is reporting today that President Barack Obama has accelerated the purge of US Military officers involved in a coup against his regime by the "firing in disgrace" of former Four-Star Army General and current Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) David Petraeus [first photo left] yesterday.
According to this report, after his refusal to meet at the White House with Obama this past week, US Federal Forces loyal to the President stopped General Petraeus' vehicle in DuPont Circle in Washington D.C. yesterday (Friday) morning whereupon a short gun battle ensued (Washington D.C. police are reporting this incident as an attempted robbery). General Petraeus was, then, apprehended, brought before Obama and forced to resign in disgrace over his supposedly admitting to an extramarital affair.
General Petraeus's toppling follows similar attacks by the Obama regime in the past 3 weeks that has seen the unprecedented ouster of many top US Military leaders including Rear Admiral Charles M. Gaouette, US Army General Carter Ham, Brigadier General Jeffery A. Sinclair, and US Navy Commander Joseph E. Darlak, all of whom we had previously reported on in our reports "Obama Coup Plot Slams Into Russia" and "Obama Fires Top Admiral As Coup Plot Fears Grows."
GRU analysts in this report say that Obama's moves against his rebellious military most closely resembles those actions taken by President Franklin Roosevelt in 1933 against those involved in what is now referred to as "The Business Plot" engineered by wealthy American businessmen who were plotting to create a fascist veterans' organization and use it in a coup d'état to overthrow the US government.
Under great pressure to jail and charge with treason many top US Military officers after the failed 1933 coup attempt, this report says, Roosevelt, instead, opted to simply oust those Generals and other high-ranking officers in order to spare his country the turmoil such a revelation would cause among the American people.
Most ominous, however, in this report is it, likewise, comparing Obama's ouster of General Petraeus to the 1961 firing of CIA Director Allen Dulles (1893-1969) by President John F. Kennedy (1917-1963). Though never proven, it is believed by many that Dulles ordered the assassination of Kennedy after a cryptic assassination directive was found in a leaked document in 2009, and in what can only be termed as ironic, Dulles was a central member of the Warren Commission investigation into Kennedy's assassination that blamed this shocking murder on a "lone gunman."
Unbeknownst to General Petraeus, or the other coup-plotters, this report continues, Obama had ordered the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to begin conducting covert human and electronic surveillance against hundreds of US Military officers when this coup plot was discovered.
The coups "master plan", this GRU report says, was for US Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Romney to be assassinated just prior to the 6 November election whereupon General Petraeus would become the Republican candidate under their party's rules allowing him to be put into Romney's place by a majority of State Representatives as allowed under RNC party rules.
If such a scenario were allowed to occur, this report continues, General Petraeus would have most certainly became the next President of The United States due to his unprecedented popularity with the American people.
Important to note is that the only US mainstream media outlet attempting to report on this coup attempt was the magazine GQ, who in an article this past week, written by Marc Ambinder, detailed the massive security forces ordered by Obama to be put around both himself and Romney during the final weeks of the election and the many assassination attempts that were, likewise, foiled.
Unfortunately for Ambinder, however, are the many attacks he is currently undergoing for his daring to "lift the lid" on these coup plots and the pressure he's under to release the sources for his information. In a response to these attacks against him via Twitter about his sources Ambinder cryptically stated, "There was that guy who shot at the White House from across the ellipse, and then the soldiers arrested for plotting the assassination of the president and others."
This GRU report further states that Obama had his "hand forced" this week when General Petraeus ordered the CIA to begin releasing information damaging to his regime, including a timeline on the Benghazi Libya attack that conflicted with the White House, and previously kept secret information on an American drone fired upon by Iran in the week prior to the election.
Should the true stories about either, or both, of these events been made known to the American people prior to the election, this report says, Obama could have been defeated. However, due to the complicity of the propaganda US media the full facts regarding them have yet to become fully known.
General Petraeus's main downfall, this report says, was due to emails obtained by the FBI written by his loyal confidant and biographer Paula Broadwell [first photo left] detailing "critical elements" of this coup-plot.
Most important to note about the FBI's obtaining of these emails, however, was that they were not recovered from Broadwell, but were, instead, obtained from the Russian Defense Ministry, and as we had previously reported on, and led to President Putin's firing of Defense Minster Anatoly Serdyukov this past week.
To the most important context surrounding this historic battle between an American President and the US Military we had previously detailed in our 22 July report titled "Obama Plan To Shatter "Permanent War Economy" Panics Global Elites", and which the first move to do so was made by Obama within hours of his winning his reelection when he notified the United Nations that The United States would now back an international treaty to regulate the $70 billion global conventional arms trade.
As Obama has now become only the second US President in over half a century, since Kennedy, to battle against the American Military-Industrial-Complex, the outcome is far from certain, this GRU report conclusion warns, as the US Military and their defense allies show no signs of surrendering.
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