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text: Jernigan leads Troy over North Texas By Drew Champlin Published: November 06, 2010 http://www2.dothaneagle.com/sports/2010/nov/06/jernigan-leads-troy-over-north-texas-ar-1060851/ nowBuzz up!DENTON, Texas — Once again, Jerrel Jernigan shined for Troy. This time, he did it when the Trojans needed him most. The Trojans battled North Texas all night, but Jernigan had a hand in Troy's last two scores in a 41-35 Sun Belt win at Fouts Field. Jernigan, who had 240 all-purpose yards to become the Sun Belt's career leader there, ran 55 yards to set up a third-quarter score and threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Donnie Crosby for the Trojans' final score as they held off the Mean Green (2-7, 2-4 Sun Belt). Jernigan ran for a team-best 89 yards on six carries, caught four balls for 57 yards and hit 2-of-2 passes for 18 yards.

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Frida Al Fresco for Families: Spooky Adventure WHEN: Friday, Oct. 23, 6:30-9:30pm WHERE: New York Botanical Gardens, 2900 Southern Blvd., Bronx, NY AGES: All WHAT: Capture a photo with larger than life skeletons that celebrate Dia de Los Muertos. Walk along the trick-or-treat trail, sit in on a spooky ghost story. WANT TO GO? $20. 718-817-8716. nybg.org.
'Hansel and Gretel' for Halloween WHEN: Oct. 23-24, Friday, 7pm; Saturday, 1pm WHERE: SUNY Purchase Theater, 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase, NY AGES: All WHAT: Hansel and Gretel the opera will be performed for adults and children of all ages. For the Saturday performance at 1pm, children are welcome to wear costumes, take photos with the cast, and enjoy a treat. WHY WE LOVE IT: It's a great way to turn your child on to opera. WANT TO GO? $20; $10 children. 914-251-6200. artscenter.org.
The Enchanted Castle: A Magical Storybook Experience WHEN: Oct. 24-31, Saturday-Sunday, 10am-5pm; Monday-Friday, 3:30-6:30pm; closed Monday, Oct. 26 WHERE: Burr Homestead, 739 Old Post Road, Fairfield AGES: Newborn to 5 WHAT: This year's theme rooms include Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Wizard of Oz, and Candyland. Proceeds benefit Ahlbin Centers which provide inpatient rehabilitation services that include physical, occupational, and speech therapies as well as early childhood and geriatric rehabilitation programs. WHY WE LOVE IT: With its colorful storybook-theme rooms and friendly costumed characters, the Enchanted Castle provides an enchanting Halloween experience for children and adults. WANT TO GO? $5. 203-292-5588. operationhopect.org.
Legends & Hauntings Walking Tour WHEN: Sunday, Oct. 25, 6-8pm WHERE: Fairfield Museum and History Center, 370 Beach Road, Fairfield AGES: 5 and older WHAT: Put your scary, creepy, silly, fun, and sparkly costumes on and get chilled to the bone listening to haunting legends, superstitions, and local folklore as night descends. Register online. WANT TO GO? $10; $5 students. 203-259-1598. fairfieldhistory.org. Trick or Treat on Heckscher Farm WHEN: Sunday, Oct. 25, 1-3pm WHERE: Stamford Museum and Nature Center, 39 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford AGES: All WHAT: Wear a costume and trick or treat with your favorite farm friends. Follow clues to find the five trick-or-treat stations. WANT TO GO? $10; $6 students (18 and older with valid ID); $5 Children ages 4-17; free for children younger than 4. 203-322-1646. stamfordmuseum.org. Pump It Up's Pump'kin Patch WHEN: Wednesday, Oct. 28, 9:30-11:30am WHERE: Pump It Up Norwalk, 145 Main St., Norwalk AGES: 3-8 WHAT: There's a Halloween goodie bag for each paid admission. Activities include crafts, bouncing, games, and more. WANT TO GO? $14. 203-838-5867. pumpitupparty.com/norwalk-ct. Pump It Up's Monster Mash! WHEN: Friday, Oct. 30, 5:30-7:30pm WHERE: Pump It Up Norwalk, 145 Main St., Norwalk AGES: 3-12 WHAT: There's a Halloween goodie bag for each paid admission, pizza, beverage, glow, craft, games, and more. WANT TO GO? $14. 203-838-5867. pumpitupparty.com/norwalk-ct. Jump N Jam's Zombie Zone WHEN: Friday, Oct. 30, 7:30- 10pm WHERE: Pump It Up Norwalk, 145 Main St., Norwalk AGES: 5-12 WHAT: This "tween" night is at it's spooky best and includes pizza, beverage, karaoke, dancing, glow, and more. WANT TO GO? $15. 203-838-5867. pumpitupparty.com/norwalk-ct. Aqua-Scarium WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 31, 10am-5pm WHERE: Maritime Aquarium, 10 N. Water St., Norwalk AGES: All WHAT: Children can trick-or-treat throughout the decorated galleries and meet Spider-Man from 11am-3pm. One free child's admission when they are in costume and with an adult. WANT TO GO? $19.95; $17.95 children ages 13-17; $12.95 children ages 3-12; free for children younger than 3. 203-852-0700. maritimeaquarium.org. ACAM Halloween WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 31, 5-8pm WHERE: Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, 258 Main St., Ridgefield AGES: Newborn to 5 WHAT: Trick-or-treat at the museum and pose in your costume in front of spook-tacular photo booths. WANT TO GO? FREE. 203-438-4519. aldrichart.org.
Monster Mash WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 31, 10am-5pmWHERE: Stepping Stones Museum, 303 West Ave., Norwalk AGES: 3-8 WHAT: Dress up in your favorite costume for this not-so-scary event and enjoy games, face-painting, and a treasure hunt. WHY WE LOVE IT: The creativity aspect is cool: make masks, decorate pumpkins and design a tote bag for collecting treats. WANT TO GO? $15; free for children younger than 1. 203-899-0606. steppingstonesmuseum.org.
Irving's 'Legend' WHEN: Through Nov. 1, Fridays, 6:15pm, 7:30pm, and 8:45pm; Saturday-Sunday 5pm, 6:15pm, and 7:30pm WHERE: The Old Dutch Church (parking is at Philipsburg Manor, across the street), 381 N. Broadway, Sleepy Hollow, NY AGES: 10 and older WHAT: Master storyteller Jonathan Kruk offers a dramatic performance of Washington Irving's classic tale, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, featuring the Headless Horseman, Ichabod Crane, Brom Bones, and Katrina Van Tassel. Tickets must be purchased in advance. WHY WE LOVE IT: Jonathan Kruk always gives an exciting performance. WANT TO GO? $25; $20 children younger than 18. 914-366-6900. hudsonvalley.org/events/irvings-legend. Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze WHEN: Through Nov. 18, see website for dates and times. WHERE: Van Cortlandt Manor, 525 S Riverside Ave., Croton-on-Hudson, NY AGES: All WHAT: See more than 7,000 individually hand-carved illuminated jack-o'-lanterns and walk through an historic 18th century riverside landscape. Advance tickets required. WHY WE LOVE IT: This event will light up your fall. WANT TO GO? $20-$25; $16 ages 3-17. 914-366-6900.hudsonvalley.org.
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The Mormon Tabernacle Choir has collaborated with some of the most legendary vocalists and performers over the years. For this album, the Choir has assembled an unprecedented collection of recordings taken from standout performances over the past 15 years. Most of these performances were recorded live at the 20,000+ seat Conference Center in Salt Lake City. In addition, some real gems were uncovered or created specifically for this album, including a performance recorded live before millions of viewers at the start of the 2002 Winter Olympics (Sting & Yo-Yo Ma performing "Fragile") and new recordings such as Amy Grant's "Thy Word," The King's Singers' "I'm Running On," and Santino Fontana's "He Lives in You."
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141. MORE MICROGRIDS - Advanced Architectures and Control Concepts for More Microgrids - MORE MICROGRIDS
Project web site: MORE MICROGRIDS
Participants: see MORE MICROGRIDS details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: STREP
EC contribution: €4,683,082.00
Duration: 01/2006 - 12/2009 (48 months)
Keywords: smart energy networks
Abstract: The project aims at the increase of penetration of microgeneration in electrical networks through the exploitation and extension of the Microgrids concept, involving the investigation of alternative microgenerator control strategies and alternative network designs, development of new tools for multi-microgrids management operation and standardisation of technical and commercial protocols.
142. NESSHY - Novel efficient solid storage for hydrogen
Project web site: NESSHY
Participants: see NESSHY details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: IP
EC contribution: €7,499,999.00
Duration: 01/2006 - 12/2010 (60 months)
Keywords: hydrogen, CO2 storage
Abstract: The proposed work programme will cover porous storage systems (particularly at reduced temperatures), regenerative hydrogen stores (such as the borohydrides) and solid hydrides having reversible hydrogen storage and improved gravimetric storage performance. Initially, two categories of reversible stores will be investigated - light/complex hydrides, such as imides and intermetallic systems involving magnesium, although further categories may be included later.
143. PERFORMANCE - A science base on photovoltaics performance for increased market transparency and customer confidence
Project web site: PERFORMANCE
Participants: see PERFORMANCE details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: IP
EC contribution: €6,999,939.00
Duration: 01/2006 - 12/2009 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, photovoltaics indoor and outdoor calibration standarisation process
Abstract: The rapid development of the photovoltaic market requires harmonised, high-quality testing and labelling of products, supported by a sound scientific base. The PERFORMANCE project covers pre-normative aspects of photovoltaic technology, from cell to system level. The limitations of current indoor and outdoor calibration and measurement practices will be investigated, and measurement precision will be improved for traditional technologies and for new and emerging photovoltaic concepts. The results of the project will be fed directly into standardisation processes at CENELEC and IEC level.
144. PV-EMPLOYMENT - The role of the European PV industry for the Europe's jobs and education today and tomorrow.
Participants: see PV-EMPLOYMENT details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: SSA
EC contribution: €380,485.00
Duration: 01/2006 - 07/2008 (30 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, photovoltaics, socio-economics
Abstract: The following questions concerning the European PV industry will be answered: -How many net jobs will be created and how many will be replaced by the expanding European photovoltaic? -What are the qualification profiles of employees needed in the future to allow the on-going expansion of the European PV industry? -How should the higher education institutions react?
145. SOLHYCO - Solar-Hybrid Power and Cogeneration Plants
Project web site: SOLHYCO
Participants: see SOLHYCO details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: STREP
EC contribution: €1,787,988.00
Duration: 01/2006 - 06/2009 (42 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, concentrated solar power (CSP)
Abstract: Main objective of SOLHYCO is to develop a highly efficient solar-hybrid microturbine (SHM) system for power and heat generation with dual solar power and fuel input. The project includes: 1. development of a prototype SHM unit based on a commercial microturbine; 2. development of a tube receiver with innovative "profiled multi-layer (PML) tube" for outlet temperatures above 800°C at reduced receiver cost.
146. HYTHEC - High Temperature Thermochemical Cycles (HYTHEC)
Project web site: HYTHEC
Participants: see HYTHEC details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: STREP
EC contribution: €1,898,268.00
Duration: 12/2005 - 11/2009 (48 months)
Keywords: hydrogen, hydrogen production
Abstract: The objective of HYTHEC - HYdrogen THErmochemical Cycles - is to investigate the effective potential for massive hydrogen production of the S_I thermo-chemical cycle, and to compare it with the hybrid S Westinghouse (WH) cycle.
147. NEMESIS - New Methods for Superior Integrated Hydrogen Generation System
Participants: see NEMESIS details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: STREP
EC contribution: €2,199,138.00
Duration: 12/2005 - 11/2008 (36 months)
Keywords: hydrogen, hydrogen production
Abstract: The objective of the project NEMESIS is to develop a small-scale, fuel flexible hydrogen generator that is capable of working with gaseous and liquid hydrocarbon feedstock. The existing fuel processor technology of Hexion is used as a starting point, thus saving time and cost. This state-of-the-art small-scale hydrogen generator will be extended to a wider range of fuels and significantly upgraded by new innovative materials and cost-effective, highly efficient sub components.
148. WAVESSG - Full-scale demonstration of robust and high-efficiency wave energy converter
Participants: see WAVESSG details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: STREP
EC contribution: €1,000,000.00
Duration: 12/2005 - 05/2008 (30 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, ocean
Abstract: WEAS currently carries out a separate pilot project of the SSG wave converter at the small island of Kvitsoy, Norway. The full-scale technical prototype of the SSG includes three reservoirs for capturing the ocean energy and is constructed as a robust shoreline device. The main objective of the present project is to operate at full-scale one module of the SSG converter in 19 kW/m wave climate, including turbine, generator and control system.
149. AUTOBRANE - Automotive High Temperature Fuel Cell Membranes
Project web site: AUTOBRANE
Participants: see AUTOBRANE details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: IP
EC contribution: €8,299,693.00
Duration: 11/2005 - 10/2009 (48 months)
Keywords: fuel cells, basic research
Abstract: The project combines and exploits the European expertise in the field of advanced polymer membranes in a focused clustered and network type activity. Collaboration with institutes from non EU member states, in particular China, Russia and India, is addressed as well. A steering group with representatives of seven car OEMs shall coordinate the project and iteratively focus and guide the developers by specifications and assessment of results
150. DER-LAB - Network of DER Laboratories and Pre-Standardisation
Project web site: DER-LAB
Participants: see DER-LAB details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: NOE
EC contribution: €3,138,439.00
Duration: 11/2005 - 10/2011 (72 months)
Keywords: smart energy networks, pre-normative
Abstract: The main objective of this Network of Excellence (NoE) DER-Lab is to support the sustainable integration of renewable energy sources (RES) and distributed energy resources (DER) in the electricity supply by developing common requirements, quality criteria, as well as proposing test and certification procedures concerning connection, safety, operation and communication of DER-components and systems. A major objective is to establish a durable European DER-Lab Network that will be a world player in this field.
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1. C-ENERGY + - Connecting Energy NCPs Plus A Pro-Active Network of National Contact Points in the Seventh Framework Programme under the Energy Theme
Project web site: C-ENERGY +
Participants: see C-ENERGY + details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CSA
EC contribution: €999,996.00
Duration: 05/2010 - 04/2013 (36 months)
Keywords: FP7 support, National Contact Points, coordination
Abstract: C-ENERGY+ has the overall objective to reinforce the National Contact Points - NCPs network, broadening NCPs expertises and improving the quality of their services. C-ENERGY+ will involve 21 Energy NCPs as partner from 21 countries plus 29 Energy NCPs as associated partners from 23 countries.
2. BIOWALK4BIOFUELS - Biowaste and Algae Knowledge for the Production of 2nd Generation Biofuels
Project web site: BIOWALK4BIOFUELS
Participants: see BIOWALK4BIOFUELS details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €2,902,000.20
Duration: 04/2010 - 03/2014 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, bioefuels, biowaste
Abstract: Aims : develop an alternative, innovative system for the treatment of biowaste and use of Green Hous Gas (GHG) emissions to produce biofuels, using macroalgae as a catalyser. Objectives : production of a cost-efficient biogas without using cereal crops; optimise production of biogas per amount of biowaste and CO2 used; increase and facilitate the types of biowaste used for biogas production.
3. HESCAP - New generation, High Energy and power density SuperCAPacitor based energy storage system
Project web site: HESCAP
Participants: see HESCAP details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €2,298,764.00
Duration: 04/2010 - 09/2013 (42 months)
Keywords: energy storage, supercapacitors
Abstract: Energy storage is recognised as a key element for energy networks in the near future. The main objective of this project is to develop a new generation high energy supercapacitor based system (HESCAP system), capable of storing ten times more energy than the reported State of the Art SC technology, but keeping the high power density, long life cycle and total capital cost of currently available supercapacitors.
4. BIOCORE - Biocommodity refinery
Project web site: BIOCORE
Participants: see BIOCORE details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €13,920,237.00
Duration: 03/2010 - 02/2014 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, biorefinery, demonstration
Abstract: BIOCORE will create and demonstrate a lignocellulosic biorefinery for sustainable processing of agricultural residues (wheat and rice straws), SRC wood (poplar) and hardwood forestry residues, into 2G biofuels, bulk chemicals, polymers, speciality molecules, heat and power.
5. EUROBIOREF - EUROpean multilevel integrated BIOREFinery design for sustainable biomass processing
Project web site: EUROBIOREF
Participants: see EUROBIOREF details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €23,073,794.00
Duration: 03/2010 - 02/2014 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, biorefinery, demonstration
Abstract: The EuroBioRef concept is an integrated, sustainable and diversified bio-refinery involving all biomass value chain stakeholders. The project attempts to overcome the efforts fragmentation of the entire biomass value chain requiring greater networking, coordination and cooperation among different actors from biochemical and chemical industry, SMEs, scientific knowledge chain, and European organisations.
6. ORECCA - Off-shore Renewable Energy Conversion platforms – Coordination Action
Project web site: ORECCA
Participants: see ORECCA details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CSA
EC contribution: €1,599,032.56
Duration: 03/2010 - 08/2011 (18 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, ocean energy, wind energy, marine renewable energy (MRE)
Abstract: The objectives of the projects are to create a framework for knowledge sharing and to develop a research roadmap for activities in the context of offshore renewable energy (RE). In particular, the project will stimulate collaboration in research activities leading towards innovative, cost efficient and environmentally benign offshore RE conversion platforms for wind, wave and other ocean energy resources, for their combined use as well as for the complementary uses.
7. VALORGAS - Valorisation of food waste to biogas
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €3,485,462.00
Duration: 03/2010 - 08/2013 (42 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, food waste, biofuels
Abstract: Because of the high water content of food waste, energy can only effectively be gained through biochemical conversion. The research explores the ways in which this energy potential can be realised through effective collection, pre-processing and optimisation of the fuel conversion technology, and considers how integration of these aspects with improving conversion efficiencies can maximise the net energy gains.
8. HIPERDNO - High Performance Computing Technologies for Smart Distribution Network Operation
Project web site: HIPERDNO
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €4,380,060.00
Duration: 02/2010 - 01/2013 (36 months)
Keywords: smart energy networks, ICT technologies
Abstract: This project aims at developing a new generation of distribution network management systems that exploit novel near to real-time high performance computing (HPC) solutions with inherent security and intelligent communications for smart distribution network operation and management.
9. INTEGRIS - INTelligent Electrical Grid Sensor communications
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €3,398,601.00
Duration: 02/2010 - 07/2012 (30 months)
Keywords: smart energy networks, ICT technologies
Abstract: The INTEGRIS aims at the development of a novel and flexible ICT infrastructure based on a hybrid 'Power Line Communication-wireless integrated communications system' able to completely and efficiently fulfill the communications requirements for the Smart Electricity Networks of the future.
10. SUPRA-BIO - Sustainable products from economic processing of biomass in highly integrated biorefineries
Project web site: SUPRA-BIO
Participants: see SUPRA-BIO details on the CORDIS web site
Funding scheme: CP
EC contribution: €12,597,217.00
Duration: 02/2010 - 01/2014 (48 months)
Keywords: renewable energy, bioenergy, biorefinery, demonstration
Abstract: Economic and sustainable production of fuels, chemicals and materials from biomass requires capturing the maximum energy and monetary value from sustainable feedstock. SUPRA-BIO achieves this by focussing on innovative research and development of critical unit operations, by using process intensification to match economic production to the scale of available feedstock and by process integration that provides energy from process waste, optimises utilities to minimise environmental impact and maximises value from the product mix.


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Introductory note from Jason Pratt: I am here appending in several parts some excerpts from an unpublished book of mine (not CoJ incidentally), originally composed late 99/early 2000, wherein I work out a progressive synthetic metaphysic. The topic of this Section of chapters is ethical grounding; and in the first several entries I analyzed crippling problems along the three general lines of ethical explanation, including general theism. After this though, I returned to the argument I had already been developing for several hundred (currently unpublished) pages, and used those developed positions to begin solving the philosophical dilemmas I had covered in previous entries. Along the way, I ran into a potential problem last seen back in my (unpublished) Section Three; but slotting that problem into my developing argument allowed me to discover that I should believe that a 3rd Person of God exists. Having covered some introductory inferences regarding the 3rd Person's relationship to the other two Persons in the substantial unity of God, I proceeded to consider some preliminary issues in regard to requirements for personal interaction between the 3rd Person and each of us, as persons. In my most recent entry I inferred that an encouragement to avoid accepting what we perceive to be contradictory, would be the minimum communication we could expect from the Holy Spirit--which wouldn't preclude us (specifically me {s}) from intentionally accepting what I perceive to be contradictory anyway.
This entry begins chapter 35, "an introduction to the concept of sin", in my original text.
Some side commentary I would otherwise relegate to footnotes, is included below in [Footnote] text. Occasionally, mentioning the footnote in-text would be too disruptive to the flow of the argument, perhaps, and so I have chosen to put those in the journal comments instead. (These will be marked where so.)
.......[excerpt begins here]
One especially important part of a discussion of the properties of 'ethics' involves the question of 'evil'. If ethics are only a human invention, or if ethics are only a perceptual illusion based on irrational response to our environment (micro or macro), or if ethics are only a combination of those two general explanations, then any discussion of 'evil' is rendered somewhat moot. 'Evil', in these cases, means only what you and I have been automatically conditioned to treat as 'evil', and/or only what you and I happen to reject (whether for self-practical purposes or aesthetically). [Footnote: "Learning what is evil", in such cases, would mean 'learning what we have been automatically conditioned to treat as evil' or 'learning what other people have opportunistically chosen to treat as evil'.]
We still could discuss something that we (or other people not ourselves) call 'evil', and perhaps even make some rational choices concerning our own perceptions of it. But under those two theories that's as far as the usefulness of the concept would go.
Remember: the shared distinction of those two explanations for ethics, is that what is being either discovered or invented (or both) is not really 'ethical' in an objectively qualitative sense. Ethics, according to those theories, are only what we personally want them to be, or are non-rational reactions to stimuli (or perhaps are a combination of both behaviors).
Consequently, 'evil' is put into the same boat.
This can lead to some amusing inconsistencies from advocates of those two theories: I once again recall the popular atheistic naturalist who explains our concept of justice to be a mere species bias similar to racism, but who goes on later to vent against British settlers for mistreating the Australian aborigines. He expects his readers to agree that the settlers' racism was really unjust, aside from his own mere opinion about it, and thus should be decried!
When I first discussed the general kinds of ethical theory, such inconsistencies might be neither here nor there. But based on what I have argued since then, I am now in a position to fit them into the shape of my metaphysic.
So far in this book [including many chapters currently unpublished and so not found in this series of journal entries], I have argued that God exists; and subsequently I have argued that because God has certain properties necessary for His self-existence (much more for the existence of anything else, such as you or me), He also intrinsically provides the objective ethical standard.
Furthermore I have argued that it would be self-contradictory (and indeed the incurable suicide of all reality) for God to ever set aside His own internal interPersonal standard of behavior--the Personal behaviors that constitute the ultimate standards of what we call 'love' and 'justice'. God's behavior shall, will, remain self-consistent.
Consequently (I have argued), God would communicate an internal witness to all thinking people in all times and places. This witness would, at the minimum, consist of a request or reminder or urge that we as individuals should not accept what we judge to be contradictory as being nevertheless true.
[Footnote: I say 'at the minimum' because God's communication to us internally via the Holy Spirit might entail just about anything more than this. However, this would never abrogate this most basic of requirements; and of course it could never be a full-revelation communication, because you and I are not omniscient. Remember [from a currently unpublished chapter in Section One] that a notion does not need to be fully accurate to be sufficiently adequate.]
Can God force me never to accept nor to intentionally propagate contradictions?
In a way, yes He could; but it would not any longer be 'me' who was 'refusing to accept' or 'refusing to propagate' contradictions: it would only be God Himself directly manipulating (at least my body's) matter and energy to produce an effect that happens (by His choice) to take place through my body. 'I' would have no say in the matter, unless and until God ceased doing this particular action through my body; at which time I might revert back to conscious perception and action. God would have 'short-circuited' "me"; but that proposal also short-circuits the question of whether He could 'force me' to 'act honestly'. [See first comment below for extended footnote here.]
God can act "honestly" through my created form, but it would not be 'me' acting "honestly": it would not be 'me' acting at all!
In such a situation, God would also not be relating to 'me' as Person to person: only as Personal Creator to His creation. I grant that God could do this, if He wanted to; and maybe He even has, to some people, at some times, in some circumstances. But I have argued many chapters ago that He must not do this through me constantly (and also, from what I can perceive, He must not do this through me very much at all, maybe never); because I do not get the impression that I am God. Consequently, either I am God and God is lying to Himself (which is impossible, as it would break the Unity); or I am God and God is mistaken about being God (which is similarly impossible); or I am not God: meaning that I sometimes am responsible for initiating my own (derivative) actions 'myself'.
So, can God force me, personally, never to accept nor to intentionally propagate contradictions? Ultimately, the answer is no: He cannot force 'me', per se.
Does this mean God does not care whether I would do these things? No, for that would violate His own interPersonal and eternal standard of justice (and probably such a lack of care by Him would violate His love, too).
Well then, is it impossible for me to willingly accede to contradictions? Now we are getting very near the question--and the problems--of evil. Perhaps I should put it the other way around: is it possible (and can I figure out how it is possible) that I am capable of willingly acceding to contradictions?
The Golden Presumption (without which any argument by anybody to any conclusion cannot even begin, much less succeed) states that I can act. I have argued that this necessarily implies the existence of God, and that God's existence in turn does not necessarily require that I cannot act. Now, however, I am examining a proposition that seems to entail my capability to do something that, in principle, God cannot do. How feasible is this proposition; and if it is not feasible, what corollary implications does that conclusion entail?
I can distinguish between willingly and accidentally acceding to contradictions. 'Accidentally acceding' means making mere mistakes, perhaps through lack of skill, or perhaps through ignorance of data conditions. This is not something God, in His transcendent omniscience, can do; no more than He can create a boulder too heavy for Him to lift.
But not only does it seem to me that I can make accidental mistakes (I certainly can testify that I do!), it deductively follows from my existence as a non-omniscient derivatively active creature that it is possible for me to make mistakes.
The strength of this particular contention obviously rests on how successful I have been at arguing that it is not contradictory for me to exist as a derivative act-er; but if that property of my existence is not contradictory, then no absurdity would follow from concluding as a corollary that I can possibly make mere mistakes. As an entity who (or even 'which') is less than God, then my abilities would be less than God's.
But making a mistake by accident is not the same as willingly embracing what I know to be incorrect. No absurdity follows from a derivative creature possessing capabilities less than God; an accidental mistake on my part, is not a positive capability I possess.
But God, as the final fact of reality, must be presumed to be necessarily self-consistent. Consequently, God will neither produce nor advocate contradictions.
God can produce and advocate situations that we fallible humans may currently consider to be contradictory; but this is not the same thing as being contradictory. A paradox is not a contradiction; it invites us to discover the properties that resolve and account for it. Again, God can produce a boulder that He chooses not to manipulate in particular ways (for instance He may choose not to lift it); but He cannot produce a boulder that is 'too heavy' for Him to lift. God can produce a derivative creature like myself, and grant me derivative action ability; but He cannot give me free will and at the same time totally manipulate me like a puppet. Nonsense confabulated out of the grammar of language does not suddenly becomes feasible merely by affixing to it the words 'God can'.
Now, it is also utterly impossible for me to do plenty of real actions, including actions God Himself can do. Due to my physical limitations, I cannot reach out and touch the Statue of Liberty from where I am sitting. God can touch the statue from where He 'is', but that is because natural space and time utterly depend upon Him for maintaining their existence. If God incarnated (or otherwise manifested) Himself, He might still be able to touch the statue from anywhere in space/time (while retaining the Incarnated form) by opening a wormhole in space/time and sticking His arm through it. Of course, such a solution might depend on a loose definition of what it means for the Incarnated God to be in one place and not another: His arm would be in New York Harbor, while the rest of Him stood in Palestine or Tennessee or wherever. And I expect God could make a space/time wormhole that allowed me to accomplish the same feat--but that wouldn't be something I can do of my own derivative power (at least as far as I know).
But I am considering a different question: is it possible for me to willingly --not by accident--accede to contradictions?
Let us say that I know--or at least I think I know--that I cannot possibly, with my own inherent abilities, reach the Statue of Liberty from where I am sitting. Is it possible for me to assert to you that I can? Is it possible for me not merely to assert this to you, but to do so in a persistent manner with the intention of convincing you that I can reach the statue, when I know I cannot? Is it possible for me to willfully blind myself to the fact that I cannot, until through habitually active intent to ignore the fact, I delude myself into such a condition that I eventually become ignorant of the fact?
These answers may be discovered by experiment, and by experience. And I find that I certainly can act with the intention of succeeding in the first two examples; and I suspect I am entirely capable of accomplishing the third example. I am even willing to risk an assumption that you, my reader, are already very familiar with examples of this sort. The whole recorded history of the human species is rancid with act after act of intentional outright misstatement of known falsehoods as fact, including examples of pervasive self-deception.
Is God capable of any of these things?
I think that these actions, if God did do them, would be a breach of the interPersonal relationship that establishes God's self-existence and also grounds the existence of all other facts of reality. Such a breach would destroy the self-existent Unity of God's transpersonal reality; God would either no longer beget He Himself fully Himself, or else He Himself fully begotten by Himself would become something other than Himself, and thus incapable of further self-generation. Either way, it would be the suicide of God at the most foundational level possible; a suicide from which there could be no recovery. And with the total self-annihilation of God, all the rest of dependent reality would cease to exist, including all of what we call the past, present and future of our natural space/time system.
Yet you and I are still here.
I therefore conclude that God never has, nor never shall do this.
But, does that mean He cannot do this?
Is it possible for God to utterly and completely kill Himself?
[Next up: freaky but surprisingly important question to be answered there!]
[A very abbreviated and incomplete summary of the several hundred pages of argument preceding these chapters, can be found in my July 4th essay The Heart of Freedom.]
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Introductory note from Jason Pratt: I am here appending in several parts some excerpts from an unpublished book of mine (not CoJ incidentally), originally composed late 99/early 2000, wherein I work out a progressive synthetic metaphysic. The topic of this Section of chapters is ethical grounding; and in the first several entries I analyzed crippling problems along the three general lines of ethical explanation, including general theism. After this though, I returned to the argument I had already been developing for several hundred (currently unpublished) pages, and used those developed positions to begin solving the philosophical dilemmas I had covered in previous entries. Along the way, I ran into a potential problem last seen back in my (unpublished) Section Three; but slotting that problem into my developing argument allowed me to discover that I should believe that a 3rd Person of God exists. Having covered some introductory inferences regarding the 3rd Person's relationship to the other two Persons in the substantial unity of God, I proceeded to consider some preliminary issues in regard to requirements for personal interaction between the 3rd Person and each of us, as persons. In my most recent entry I inferred that an encouragement to avoid accepting what we perceive to be contradictory, would be the minimum communication we could expect from the Holy Spirit--which wouldn't preclude us (specifically me {s}) from intentionally accepting what I perceive to be contradictory anyway.
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I thought this footnote would be too disruptive to the flow of the text to include it above in brackets, so I'm putting it here in this comment instead.
.......[footnote begins here]
God might manipulate my body in such a fashion that He takes actions through it, while allowing me to retain consciousness of what is happening; but in that case, my consciousness would include my ability to have personal opinions about what is happening. He could 'make' my body do something 'good'; but so long as my consciousness remains, then I myself might not be choosing to agree with the 'goodness'. If God overrode that part of my self completely, then it would no longer be 'me' choosing to do anything, including having an opinion about the situation. Relatedly, God could find a way to mentally constrain me to certainly behave in certain ways; but then He would not be treating me as a responsible person.
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Chief executive David Noble said: "No one knows the full extent of what government cuts will bring but it's clear that any business relying on consumers parting with their hard-earned cash is likely to face an uphill struggle. It may also be some time before the current level of growth translates into meaningful job creation, as most businesses seem to be coping well at current capacity."
Nida Ali, economic adviser to the Ernst & Young ITEM Club, said: "These results bring us ever closer to yet another soft out-turn for GDP growth. The sustainability of the recovery is more questionable than ever, and in this uncertain economic climate, it is difficult to see the monetary policy committee tightening policy any time soon."
A 23% fall in construction orders during the first three months of 2011 added to the gloom today, with all industry sectors plunging into negative territory.
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LONDON/FRANKFURT, May 15 (Reuters) - The Dutch Gemini offshore wind farm project signed a 3 billion euro ($4.1 billion) construction and services deal with a consortium led by Siemens, handing the German engineering group its largest ever energy services contract.
The 600 megawatt (MW) wind power project will be built in the Dutch North Sea, 85 km from Groningen, and is designed to provide enough electricity for 1.5 million people once it becomes operational in 2023, Siemens said.
The diversified German engineering group won 1.5 billion euros worth of business from the contract. It will deliver 150 wind turbines with a capacity of four megawatts (MW) and a rotor diameter of 130 metres each and will maintain the wind park for 15 years.
As part of its maintenance, Siemens will have a dedicated helicopter and a purpose-built service vessel on standby at the site.
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The Law Society spent £160,000 on consultancy advice from PricewaterhouseCoopers over last year's proposed £48m relocation of its regulatory section into a single Midlands office, which was ultimately aborted.
Figures confirmed by the Law Society also reveal that £190,000 has been spent on public, and press relations advice and £116,500 on branding and what the society describes as "visual identity" matters.
The consultancy bill does not include the £2m that the Law Society has spent on legal advice defending the ongoing allegations brought by former vice-president Kamlesh Bahl.
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Tom and Arthur Smalley earned their living harvesting mussels and netting eels. Their boat was named 'Doreen Mary 2', another boat named 'Doreen Mary' was owned by Sonnie Braime; in fact they lived near each other in Pulvertoft Lane.
In a shed in Edwin Street they used to make eel hives, the shed once was used for fire watching in the war. I used to watch them making eel hives with split cane; a work of art, now lost. I would, at times, ask them for a trip 'down below', a term for going to sea, they never refused.
The day I went for a trip with them, they had to get a pass from a man at the signal box at the swing bridge, who worked for the fisheries; this was war time.
We would head for the Welland where they had mussel lays; the mussels were amongst rocks that lined one side of the Welland. They would weigh anchor, we would get into the rowing boat, which was towed behind the 'Doreen Mary', get onto the rocks, and start putting the mussels into hand-held nets, then wash them in the river, before putting the in the rowing boat. They took some gathering, as they clung to the rocks, which were covered in places with seaweed.
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play.Winner of the Audience Award at Sundance, Alive Inside moves people to tears but is a story of hope and most importantly it represents an opportunity to change lives. Dementia and memory loss are becoming one of the major issues facing the world and this film shows that people need not stay isolated, locked out of the mainstream. They are not gone. They can be reached. They are Alive Inside The film is a joyous cinematic exploration of music's capacity to reawaken our souls and uncover the deepest parts of our humanity. Filmmaker Michael Rossato-Bennett chronicles the astonishing experiences of individuals who have been revitalised through the simple experience of listening to music. His camera reveals the uniquely human connection we find in music and how its healing power can triumph where prescription medication falls short. This stirring documentary follows social worker Dan Cohen, founder of the non-profit organisation Music & Memory, as he fights against a broken American healthcare system to demonstrate music s ability to combat memory loss and restore a deep sense of self to those suffering from it. Rossato-Bennett visits family members who have witnessed the miraculous effects of personalised music on their loved ones, and offers illuminating interviews with experts including renowned neurologist and best-selling author Oliver Sacks (Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain) and musician Bobby McFerrin ('Don t Worry, Be Happy'). John King, author of The Football Factory, says, 'Incredibly moving... and it makes sense that the sound and rhythms of music could connect with the person lost inside. They say that people used to sing like the birds before we talked as we do now. Music in there in our heartbeat. A flash of sound sparked creation? Dementia challenges the meaning of existence itself by destroying memory. Do we or did we ever exist if we have no memory? I am sure the individual is still in there, the body a machine that carries the soul for a while. This could be an incredibly important documentary if it helps people in this position. Having spent a lot of time with someone at the end of their life and suffering I know how important it is to have hope and respect, to not be written off or ignored.' Extras: Director's Commentary : Alive Inside Soundtrack / Theatrical Trailer / Ask Dan Cohen / Michael Rossato-Bennett Interview / Deleted Scenes Subtitles: English / Dutch / French / Spanish / Catalan / Portuguese / Danish / Finnish / Swedish / German
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Modi US visa: DMK to move privilege motion against signature misuse
The DMK had claimed that none of its MPs signed the letter and action will be taken if anyone has signed the letter.
Chennai: DMK MPs have been planning to move a privilege motion in Parliament against what they allege to be the misuse of their signatures on a letter sent to US President Barack Obama asking him to continue denying visa to Gujarat Chief Minister and BJP poll panel chief Narendra Modi.
The letter was purportedly signed by 65 MPs inclusing those from the DMK but the party now claimed that none of its MPs signed the letter. Party supremo M Karunanidhi had even issued a clarification last week. The DMK said it will move the privilege motion after consulting other parties.
DMK chief had said that action will be taken against any MP who is found to have signed the letter. "Will take action against DMK MPs if they signed petition against US visa for Modi. The DMK does not approve of interference in visa issue. DMK does not interfere with centre's foreign policy, and in internal affairs of a foreign country," Karunanidhi had said in his statement.
Even though many MPs had denied of signing the letter sent to US and had said that it was a cut and paste job, a forensic report in the US claims the letter is real. A California-based Forensic Document Examiner certifying that the signatures of the lawmakers are "original and authentic".
Independent MP Mohammed Adeeb, a signatory to the letter, has said that he stands vindicated. "Through media reports, I got to know that the US forensic lab has confirmed that there hasn't been any cut and paste. I never had any doubts. However, I am upset that my credibility was questioned," Adeeb said.
"Using accepted principles and methods of forensic examination, it is my opinion that the Q1-Q3 (three pages of Rajya Sabha MPs' letter) document was created in a single event, and that the signatures found upon it are original/authentic wet ink signatures," said the report after a forensic examination of the letter.
A similar finding was made in respect of the letter by Lok Sabha members. The forensic examination of the handwritings on the two letters to Obama by members of Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha on November 26 and December 5 last year respectively, which were re-faxed to the White House on July 21, was done by Nanette M Barto, approved Forensic Document Examiner, in California.
The examination was prepared at the request of Coalition Against Genocide (CAG) campaigning against Modi after some parliamentarians, notably CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury, MP Achutan (CPI) and KP Ramalingam (DMK) denied having signed the letter to Obama.
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A condemned Arizona inmate gasped and snorted for more than an hour and a half during his execution Wednesday before he died in an episode sure to add to the scrutiny surrounding the death penalty in the U.S.
Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne's office said Joseph Rudolph Wood was pronounced dead at 3:49 p.m., one hour and 57 minutes after the execution started.
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Steve woke up to see Ami cooking eggs on the fire. He looked up. the hole had closed up. Steve went to sit next to Ami. She had a single tear track down her cheek. "How are we going to get out of here?" she asked him. He took hold of her hand to comfort her, but she pulled away, and stared at Chris.
"Why does he have my ribbon?" she asked softly. A question Steve didn't know himself. He shrugged. Ami crawled over to Chris, and snuggled up beside him. He whispered her name. Steve looked at Ami ans Chris as the slept. He turned towards the wall, and started to dig at the wall with a fork. He was going to get the out of there. Somehow.
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Confident display secures progression ...
United booked their place in Wednesday night's EFL Cup second round draw with a dominant and confident display which was topped off with some very well taken goals.
Carlisle looked lively from the off as they hunted in packs and they had their visitors on the back foot at every turn with their no-nonsense approach.
A long throw from Tom Miller welcomed football back to Brunton Park and it was almost a goal within the first minute when it bounced up for Ellis to head. He had to generate the power and it fell nicely for Alnwick to gather.
The Cumbrians thought they'd taken the lead on five minutes when Tom Miller clipped the ball forward for Shaun Miller to chase. He beat his man to the touch and his cut back took the keeper out of the equation. Wyke pounced to apply the finishing touch but Mac-Intosch did enough to deflect it behind.
A well-timed tackle from Jones set United on another forward run when he robbed possession 30 yards out. Adams asked for it and his first touch was a shot which had to be blocked. Grainger followed up but Wyke was on his heels and Alnwick pulled the ball safely into his chest.
Carlisle held the territory as Vale sat deep for long periods of the first half but they got away with what looked like a clear shout for a penalty when Raynes was pulled back inside the area when he challenged for a high ball. The referee ignored the appeals but the home side regrouped and immediately pushed forward again.
Patience was followed by a moment of explosion from Adams when he bent a run and crunched a shot at the top corner. A deflection fell to Tom Miller and his intelligent nod down was swept into the back of the net by the alert Charlie Wyke.
It was all about United and they tested the defence again when Grainger dropped a deep free kick into the six yard box. A finger was needed as Shaun Miller arrived late and unmarked.
Lambe showed pace and skill as he ghosted past two on the right flank but he was frustrated when his cross bent behind his supporting strike force.
The Valiants finally showed as an attacking force on 36 minutes when Kelly carried the ball out of his own half. His options were limited but it was a decent long range effort which dropped over the bar.
Carlisle looked the more likely and a wonderful pass from Jones took Shaun Miller one-on-one with Alnwick. It was a tight angle and his attempt at a dink into the far corner dropped just wide of the upright.
The home lead was doubled just ahead of the break when Wyke forged his way into the area leaving yellow shirts in his wake. A toe poke of a tackle set it up nicely for Shaun Miller and he didn't disappoint with a measured finish into the waiting net.
A double substitution brought more in the way of impetus for the visitors as JJ Hooper and Jerome Thomas came into the fray and a scramble in the Carlisle box from the first ball forward saw both get involved as they tried to give their fans something to shout about.
And they were right back in it on 51 minutes when a heavy touch in midfield from Joyce was pounced on by Hooper. His pass forward left Grant with time to make a choice and he brought the away fans to their feet with a neat bottom corner finish.
Carlisle weren't about to be bullied and they dusted themselves down to quickly get back on the front foot. Another long throw from Tom Miller found Adams in space but he was left with his head in his hands as a powerful shot flew just wide.
A deflected cross brought a cheeky back heel from Kennedy as he showed first inside the area but it was the side netting which bulged as Alnwick flapped at thin air. Reggie Lambe scuffed a wild shot over the bar from distance as United kept the pressure on but there was another scare at the other end when Mbamba let fly from a tight angle. Gillespie was able to watch in comfort as it smashed into the advertising hoardings.
Joyce clipped a lovely cut back from Lambe over the bar as the hosts dealt with everything Vale had to offer and they were greeted with a round of applause as their thoughts turned to the second round draw when the final whistle blew.
Carlisle United - Wyke (27), S Miller (41)
Port Vale - Grant (51)
Port Vale - Knops (30), Grant (58), Mac-Intosch (69)
Carlisle United - Gillespie, T Miller (Atkinson 63), Raynes, Ellis, Grainger, Lambe, Jones, Joyce, Adams, S Miller (Kennedy 70), Wyke. Subs - Crocombe, Gillesphey, Penn, McKee, Brough.
Port Vale - Alnwick, Purkiss, Mac-Intosch, Smith, Grant, Mbamba (Saleiro 73), Kelly (Thomas 46), de Freitas (Hooper 46), Knops, Foley, Forrester. Subs - Boot, Tavares, Pereira, Streete.
Referee - Chris Kavanagh
Attendance - 3,363 (225 away fans)
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