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Chapter 1 - The Well Under the Cherry Blossoms
The old water well beneath the large gnarled cherry tree seemed so innocuous at first glance. It was a simple round well beneath a tall wooden crossbar that held a rusty pulley system without any rope or bucket. The well itself was several yards in diameter, and had been crafted probably a century ago with stones and mortar. There was a wooden lid on top that was supposed to have been locked in place, but the chains holding it in place appeared to have been cut.
"Someone desperate for a drink?" Red Robin mused aloud as he knelt down to examine the destroyed restraints.
"Desperate for luck is more like it," Mister Unknown, the Batman of Japan, said with a frown. "It is that time of year, after all."
"What time is that?"
"College entrance exams."
It was 1 am in the woods just outside of Hachiōji, a city inside the prefecture of Tokyo, Japan. When Tim Drake had arrived in the Land of the Rising Sun just sixteen hours earlier, he hadn't intended to don his cape and cowl at all during this trip. He and Tamara Fox had been sent to Japan for the start of a week-long Asian tour to promote Wayne Enterprise's "Neon Knights" youth outreach program in that part of the world.
However, when Jiro Osamu, Batman Incorporated's representative in Japan, alias Mister Unknown, contacted Oracle for help on a perplexing case, she immediately put him in touch with Red Robin, who was already halfway across the Pacific at the time.
"So, am I safe to assume that this is supposed to be a lucky well?" Tim asked as he began to remove his cape and cowl.
Mr. Unknown looked at the younger vigilante with a startled expression, but relaxed when he saw that the young man had a domino mask beneath the cowl, protecting his identity. He nodded. "Over a century ago there used to be a shrine here. This well is all that's left of the original structure. Everything else has been reclaimed by the forest. It's been a tradition, since before I was born, that students who are able to find the well on their own in these woods and drink from it before taking their exams are guaranteed to pass."
Tim pulled out a full face-mask rebreather and checked it to make sure it was working properly. "But now, instead of passing their exams, the kids who are drinking from the well are committing suicide."
"Yes and no," Mr. Unknown said, drawing a confused look from Red Robin. "Yes, the kids are committing suicide, but they are still passing. All the victims have taken and passed their exams before they die. That is what drew my attention to this case in the first place. If the kids had failed and committed suicide, well that would make sense. Tragic sense, but sense nonetheless. But these kids are passing with flying colors. There is no reason for all of them to end their lives."
Tim nodded before putting on the rebreather. "So you think someone might've poisoned the well. For what purpose?"
"My theory… To get rid of the competition."
"Is there really that much competition to get into university here?"
Mr. Unknown smiled wryly. "I know it must seem strange to an American, with so many choices for higher education available to you in your country, but here in Japan space in the top schools is at a constant premium. Where one goes to university can very well make or break your career, especially if you have high aspirations."
Briefly, the young man behind Red Robin's mask wondered he'd ever get the opportunity to go to college. Once upon a time, it was a dream he hoped would come true. Now though…
Once his breathing mask was on, Mr. Unknown offered him one end of a length of long black rope.
"Any idea on how deep the water is down there?"
"None. Sorry."
Tim sighed and took hold of the rope. "Hopefully a swim won't be on the menu tonight."
A minute later, Red Robin had finally reached the water's surface deep in the bottom of the well. This far below the earth's surface, the air was so cold and damp that the chill reached deep into the young vigilante and clung to his bones.
"Did you reach the water?" Mr. Unknown's voice crackled through earpiece he wore.
"Yeah. I'm here," he said. With one hand still holding onto the rope he'd used to rappel down the well with, he used his free hand to pull out his collapsed bo. With a flick he extended the metal fighting staff to its full length and used it to measure the depth of the water. He breathed a small sigh of relief when he felt the bottom with it. "The water's going to be about chest deep on me," he observed as he put his staff away. Then he let go of the rope and dropped into the water with a startled gasp.
"Christ, that's cold!" he thought as he tightened his jaw to prevent his teeth from chattering. "Feels just a few degrees short of freezing. Better get this done quick. Not sure how I'd explain cancelling tomorrow's business meetings because of hypothermia in the middle of summer."
With numbing fingers, Tim pulled a vial from his belt and filled it with water for testing. Then he took out his flashlight and began to look for anything suspicious in the water.
"What's wrong, Red Robin?"
"I can't see the bottom," he sighed. "I'm going to have to go underwater to complete my search." Tim regarded the water with a wry expression before slowly slipping beneath the surface.
Since he had the rebreathing mask, he didn't have to worry about holding his breath, or dealing with the freezing water getting into his eyes and messing with his vision. It was still very dark, though, and the flashlight he had did little to cut through it. It was almost as if the darkness was swallowing up the light instead of being chased away by it. Slowly, methodically, Tim searched the bottom of the well, minimally by sight and mostly by touch. With his flashlight clipped to his bandoliers, he used both his hands to reach out ahead of him, feeling the stone floor for anything out of the ordinary.
It was eerie searching the well this way. The darkness was so engulfing that he could barely see his hands when they were completely extended in front of him. The fact that his gloves were black in color did nothing to help the matter whatsoever.
Then Tim froze.
His left hand had brushed against something… soft… and a chill that had absolutely nothing to do with the water's temperature had immediately raced down his spine as his hand recoiled sharply in instinctive revulsion.
Tim's heart thudded in his ears as he turned to the source of the sensory anomaly. Whatever it was lay just beyond his sight in the inky black waters. He awkwardly detached his flashlight from the belts that crossed his chest and tried to shine a beam in that general direction. Unfortunately, the blasted device decided at that moment to start going on the fritz. The flashlight beam began to flicker.
Then the beam of light stuttered wildly before winking out altogether. All of a sudden, total darkness swallowed him up.
Tim tapped the flashlight blindly against his hand, trying to beat some life back into it, but it did no good. He shuddered. The water felt as if it had suddenly dropped another five or ten degrees.
"Unknown," he said aloud, hoping the comm link in his rebreather was still working.
"I'm here," a voice responded in his ear. "Are you alright. You sound shaky."
"Just the water," Tim tried to reassure both his partner and, to a lesser degree, himself. "It's too cold. Listen… My flashlight just died. Do you have a spare?"
"Light it up and send it down."
"Alright. It'll be there in a minute."
"Thanks." Despite the total darkness, Tim gritted his teeth and returned to his search for the thing he'd touched moments earlier. He tried to feel around in the same general direction, but found nothing. Slowly, he moved forward, his hands sweeping the well floor in wide arcs. They met no resistance. It confused him greatly.
"Where is it?" he thought to himself. Unconsciously, he began to move about more anxiously in his blind search. "I'm sure it was right here a second ago! I know I felt something!"
"Here's the flashlight," Unknown's voice spoke into his ear again.
Tim looked up just in time to see the new flashlight break through the water's surface, dragging down bubble clouds of air with it. The top-heavy Maglite tied to a thin cable shined a bright beam of welcome light down into his face. He smiled with relief despite himself, now that he had something to chase away the darkness once more. His earlier anxiety fading, Tim turned his attention back to the floor of the well…
Only to find a pair of dead, sickly-colored milky eyes staring at him, inches away from his face.
It was nearly four am when Tamara Fox was woken by the sound of the balcony door opening in the room adjacent to hers. With a yawn she sat up in bed and pulled on a robe over her nightgown. While one part of her thought she ought to just roll over and go back to sleep, because it was just a certain ninja-boy-slash-night-owl coming in from his other job, the other part convinced her that it was better to be safe than sorry and make sure it was her ninja boy and not someone else's coming in for a late night visit.
Cautiously, she cracked her bedroom door open and peered into the common room of the two-bedroom suite she was sharing with Tim Drake. She relaxed considerably when she saw a familiar silhouette quietly closing the balcony door. Relief turned to concern, though, when she noticed something odd.
Red Robin's cowl and cape were missing. All he wore to hide his identity was a black domino mask that he was slowly peeling off. His body language was all wrong too. She was used to seeing Tim return from a night's patrol completely exhausted and/or physically injured. While it was clear he wasn't injured, there was something more than mere exhaustion at play in him, but Tam couldn't put a finger on what it was.
"Tim?" she said as she opened the bedroom door and fully stepped into the common room. "Are you alright?"
He looked at her guiltily and then forced a fake, but reassuring smile on his face. "Did I wake you? I'm sorry. Just go back to bed, I'm fine."
Tam wasn't buying it. She crossed her arms across her chest. "So, how did it go? The case with Mr. Unknown?"
The fake smile Tim had tried wearing crumbled visibly at the mention of the case. A disturbed, genuinely haunted expression rose up in its place as he turned his gaze away from hers.
Tam wasn't sure if she'd seen it or not, but she would've sworn she'd just seen him visibly shudder. The look on his face worried her and her arms uncrossed themselves as she padded over to him on bare feet. Her dark eyes widened a little as she noticed little things she hadn't seen from a distance. "You're soaking wet," she exclaimed softly as she took in how both his hair and uniform were damp and dripping on the carpet. Despite herself, she reached out and placed a hand on his face. "Jesus, Tim, you're freezing!" Maternal instincts that always seemed to kick in when he was unwell or injured and around her had Tam turning to go into the bathroom. "You need to get out of that uniform and dried off— Or maybe into a hot shower? Were you swinging around in the night air like that? Summer or not, you're gonna catch pneumonia if you're not care—"
Her words aborted themselves as she came out of the bathroom, a large fluffy white towel in hand. Tim had taken a seat on the sofa and looked more shaken and miserable than she'd ever seen him before. He was hunched over slightly and his arms were wrapped around himself, hands moving up and down in some vain attempt to return warmth to his body. His pale blue eyes were aimed at the rug beneath his feet, but his gaze was anywhere but inside the hotel suite.
Tam walked over to the sofa and stood in front of Tim. "What's wrong, Tim?" she asked gently. "Did something bad happen tonight?"
"May… I borrow your lap?"
"Hmm?" Tam looked at him in confusion for a moment, but when he finally raised pleading eyes to look at her the young woman's expression softened and she nodded. Before she sat down, though, she took the towel and wrapped it about Tim's back and shoulders like a blanket. Then she took a seat next to him on the sofa.
Once she was seated, Tim gingerly eased himself into a supine position, pillowing his head on Tam's soft lap. He closed his eyes with a sigh, and the tension in his body relaxed as Tam laid a hand comfortingly on his chest.
"So… What happened tonight?" Tam asked after a moment of just letting Tim relax. "Do you want to talk about?"
Tim was silent for so long that Tam almost thought he'd fallen asleep right then and there. Then his eyes opened a crack, his brow furrowed.
"Did I tell you about the case Mr. Unknown was working? That he needed my help on?"
Tam nodded. "You told me on the plane after Oracle called you. A bunch of suicides linked to an old well. The theory was that the water was tainted. Poisoned."
Tim shook his head slightly, eyes closing once more. "There was no poison."
"Then what—?"
"There was a body in the water."
"Oh god," Tam murmured softly in shock.
She watched as Tim attempted to swallow, watched his adam's apple bob up and down nervously in his throat. He was trying to hold his composure together, but the more he tried to control it, the more it seemed to crack under the strain. "It… It was a child," he finally choked out, his voice strained and on the verge of breaking. Despite the fact that his eyes were squeezed tightly shut, Tam could see tears struggling to escape. "She was so tiny… Couldn't have been more than four or five… She was just a child… Just… Just a—"
Tim's voice cut off with a strangled sob and he raised his hands suddenly to cover his face. His whole body was trembling as he instinctively turned his body to curl more closely to Tam. Even with tears coursing down her own cheeks and her own heart aching at the knowledge of what had been discovered that night, Tamara comforted Tim as best she could.
It was a good thing none of their meetings were scheduled until the afternoon. Neither Tim nor Tam would get any sleep until sunrise, where the light of day could serve to keep the nightmares at bay.
Author Notes: We hope you enjoyed this first chapter of a new fan fanfiction series I've been inspired to write. The original concept was born when one of my favorite writers on Tumblr, Lectorel, filled a "story I never wrote" prompt request I sent her. The result was so inspiring for me that I've decided to expand on her creation to make it a full story.


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Mayor Boris Johnson, who is chairman of TfL, was told shutting down the unit was "misguided".
The CVEU will close in March.
Jenny Jones, a Green party London Assembly member, said: "The Mayor is risking Londoners' lives in order to save a small amount of money."
Kulveer Ranger, the Mayor's transport adviser, said: "Although funding for the police Commercial Vehicle Education Unit ends next March, many of their educational and administrative activities will be taken forward by a similar scheme led by the industry and Transport for London."
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2007 {spring-summer, Soft Hard collection}
- Medium
- leather (kangaroo), ink, rubber
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- (a-b) 11.5 × 8.0 × 30.5 cm (each)
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- Melbourne, Victoria
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- (a-b) label, inner sole, hand written ink on beige leather: PRESTON ZLY / for / MATERIAL BY PRODUCT / Melbourne / 40
- Accession Number
- 2007.125.a-b
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- Australian Fashion and Textiles
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- National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Purchased NGV Foundation, 2007
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- Bespoke leather slip on shoes tattooed with scrolling baroque inspired designs, rabbits and ink blotting. The sculptural shape of the shoe is clog-like in design with both the upper and lower sections of the shoe merging into a continuous form to an elongated toe. The underside of the shoe features a raised sutured seam, rubber sole and heel.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 15, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas Wholesale prices remain stable in January WASHINGTON (AP) - Wholesale prices, beginning the year on an encouraging note, held flat in January, the government said today. Energy prices posted their steepest drop in almost two years while food costs abo declined sharply. It was the third time in the last five months that the overall index showed no increase. While most economists foresee a price rise of 2 percent for all of 1965, (me said that, over the next few months, "it is hard to believe that we will see any significant increase." That optimism is based on sagging worldwide oil prices and the continued strength of the dollar, which hit new highs against foreign currencies again this week. As for last month, energy prices fell 2.4 percent, the biggest decline since a 3 percent drop in March 1983. Gasoline prices fell 2.7 percent while home heating oil prices were off 2.3 percent. Both declines were the steepest since August. At the wholesale level, gasoline is now 6.7 percent cheaper than it was just a year ago. Food prices fell 0.6 percent in January, their best performance since a 0.8 percent decline last May. That drop was largely the product of a 21.3 percent fall in egg prices, the steepest decline for any category in the index. Analysts credit that drop to higher production at a time of weak demand. Fresh fruit prices rose 3.7 percent, the biggest increase for any food category. Experts said the February rise would likely be even higher as the January price survey was done before the devastating freeze hit Florida's citrus-growing areas. Vegetable prices dropped 3.6 percent last month but experts ag Un pointed to the Florida freeze and said consumers could soon see increases in vegetable prices. The good news on energy and food prices was tempered somewhat by higher prices for new cars and trucks. Both posted price hikes of 2.2 percent. In releasing today's report, the Labor Department said that if prices held steady for a full year at January's level, wholesale costs would actually fall 0.4 percent. That figure is based on a more precise calculation of monthly prices than the figure made public. In all, the Producer Price Index for finished goods stood at 292.7 in December, meaning that goods costing $10 in 1967 would have cost $29.27 last month. Prices rose a slight 0.2 percent December and 0.3 percent in November. For all of 1984, prices rose just 1.8 percent. That performance, combined with an even smaller 0.6 percent increase in 1983, meant the United States enjoyed the best two-year inflation performance in two decades. The department gave these other details of January price activity: —Natural gas prices dropped 1.8 percent and are now 1.5 percent below their level of a year ago. In truth, the energy price calculations reported today were for December. That component of the wholesale measure lags a month behind because energy companies report their prices too late for inclusion in the most recent index. Satellite reveals aurora power source PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Scientists for the first time have located a huge, egg-shaped power supply in space that helps create the Northern and Southern Lights, the mysterious curtains of green light that shimmer around Earth's poles. The power source is an invisible zone 20 to 30 times the size of Earth, and is located about 400,000 miles distant, always on the side of the Earth away from the sun, University of Iowa physicist Lou Frank said Thursday. It uses magnetic forces to trap electrically charged particles from the solar wind, a hot, particle-laden gas that speeds from the sun at nearly I million mph, Frank said. "It (the power supply zone) really dances around out there," said Frank, who presented his findings at Jet Propulsion Laboratory during an international conference on solar wind interaction with Earth's magnetic field. Frank said the most detailed ultraviolet and visible light satellite photos ever made of the Northern and Southern Lights allowed researchers to calculate the location of the power source in the Earth's magnetic "tail." The tail is the 4-million-mile-long part of Earth's magnetic field blown away from the planet by solar wind. From the ground, the Northern and Southern Lights — also called the aurora borealis and aurora australis — usually are visible from high latitudes as "a series of (60- to 70-mile-tall) green curtains marching and waving across the sky," Frank said, although they also may appear as a red glow. The Northern and Southern Lights occur because solar wind pushes the magnetic field around the Earth to create an electric voltage, or power supply, in the magnetic tail, he said. Through a complex series of reactions, the voltage accelerates the particles into Earth's polar regions, where they funnel into the atmosphere and are illuminated to create the lights. Just as a television picture is produced by electrically charged particles shot onto a TV screen, the auroras are basically pictures produced on "Mother Nature's TV set" Mother of transplant patient weds DALLAS (AP) — One year to the day after Stormie Jones underwent the world's first simultaneous heart-liver transplant, her mother helped make sure Stormie will never forget the anniversary of starting a new life. Ix)is "Susie" Jones, 28, wed telephone salesman Greg Browning on Thursday, Valentine's Day. Browning, 25, insisted afterwards that he didn't realize Stormie's historic operation was on Valentine's Day 1984 when he asked Mrs. Jones to marry him on Thursday. "But it's for sure that I won't forget our anniversary now," he said. "It's a triple decker." In a local church filled with as many television cameras and reporters as guests, the couple grinned broadly and held hands throughout the 15-minute ceremony performed by the Rev. Fred W. Green. Stormie was decked out in a lacy pink dress and shiny white shoes, one of which slipped off as she stumbled over a step on her way to the altar. Several of the bridesmaids giggled when, moments later, Stormie's mother did the same. The service — for Mrs. Browning's second marriage and Browning's first — celebrated love in honor of the marriage and Valentine's Day and life in honor of Stormie. The chubby, blond-haired, browneyed child, as usual, had little to say to the reporters who mobbed her after the ceremony. "I'm happy," she murmured demurely. "I have my heart and liver transplant and Valentine's Day, too." Stormie suffered from a rare congenital disease that had increased the cholesterol in her blood to nearly IO times the normal level. She underwent the double transplant in Pittsburgh. Third patient chosen for heart transplant LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A 58-year-old retired assembly line worker will undergo an artificial heart implant operation Sunday at the Humana Heart Institute International, doctors said today. Murray P. Haydon, 58, of Louisville, has had chronic congestive heart disease of an unknown cause since 1981, said Dr. William C. DeVries. Ky: C. DeVries. Haydon had been receiving medication for the illness, but the drugs are now ineffective, DeVries said in a one-page statement issued by the institute. He was admitted Wednesday to Humana Hospital Audubon, where the operation will be performed. DeVries and other members of the hospital's heart team reviewed Haydon's medical records and interviewed him before he was admitted. He underwent additional testing and was approved as an implant candidate by the hospital's evaluation committee on Thursday, the statement said. Doctors will implant the Jarvik-7 DeVries and other members of the hospital's heart team reviewed Haydon's medical records and interviewed him before he was admitted. He underwent additional testing and was approved as an implant candidate by the hospital's evaluation committee sday, the said. on Thur-statement plastic and metal device in Haydon. The same kind of unit was implanted in William J. Schroeder on Nov. 25. Schroeder, who celebrated his 53rd birthday Thursday, remains a patient at the hospital. MRS. RAINBOW Invites you in her private home for Palm, Tarot Card, Readings, All Readings Private & Confidential. 625-5667 $10 with this couponAttorney general pleased with anti-drug trafficking efforts WASHINGTON (AP) - The abduction of an American narcotics agent In Mexico shows the United States is "succeeding in our efforts" to combat international drug trafficking, Attorney General William French Smith says. Pledging to do all in his power to apprehend those who kidnapped Enrique Salazar Camarera, Smith said "the full weight of the United States government stands behind the work of our agents throughout the world." Smith's statement Thursday came as the Justice Department released the contents of a cable he had sent earlier to his Mexican counterpart. • "We have committed every available resource to this matter, and are willing to make available to you and your government whatever resources are necessary," Smith told Attorney General Sergio Garcia Ramirez. 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The judge on Wednesday found Ms. Riley guilty of the misdemeanor charge, which was punishable by up to one year in jail and a maximum $2,000 fine. Ms. Riley was accused of neglecting the horses she kept on a 37-acre lot in northwest Harris County. She wore a hospital bracelet to her sentencing Thursday and clutched a nausea tray as the judge announced ber punishment. Defense attorney Darryl Campbell said his client had checked into Ben Taub Hospital earlier in the day, complaining of a headache and chest pain. When the judge read the guilty verdict a day earlier, Ms. Riley shrieked and struck her head as her chair tipped over. She then sat up and said, "I can't help it if horses get sick and lose weight." During Ms. Riley's trial, veterinarian Frank Martin testified that when 31 horses were confiscated from Ms. Riley's property on Jan. 31, 1184, most of them were about 300 INVENTORY REDUCTION pounds too light. 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The whole country will have a dry and hot day with plenty of sunshine. That low cloud which hung around Cardigan bay and Anglesey yesterday is not likely to be repeated so warm sunshine will dominate even on the coast. Maximum Temperature 26 °C.
It will stay dry overnight with very little cloud but it will stay very mild everywhere in spite of this. Minimum Temperature 12 °C.
Friday will be dry, sunny and hot again everywhere. The sunshine may become a bit hazy later in the day as very high cloud spreads in from the west. Maximum Temperature 27 °C.
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Heavy, thundery showers in the south will spread northwards during the morning. Sunday and Monday will be less hot with sunny spells and perhaps further rain in the south.
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The UK will have another dry day with plenty of sunshine. It will become very warm or hot in most places, though less warm than yesterday near southern and eastern coasts. Only Shetland is likely to have any significant cloud.
There will be very little cloud overnight, even over the Scottish islands, but it will stay very mild everywhere in spite of this.
Friday will be dry, sunny and hot again almost everywhere. It will cloud over in western parts of Northern Ireland later with the possibility of showery rain there later.
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Hot and mainly sunny weather breaking down as rain and thunderstorms move across the country from the west. Becoming fresher but still warm, although further chance of thundery rain later.
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Montanism: Gender, Authority and the New Prophecy
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BeschreibungThe first study in English of Montanism since 1878, covering the role of women.
InhaltsverzeichnisPreface; Part I. Beginnings: 1.1 The study of Montanism; 1.2 The geography of the Prophecy: Ardabau, Pepuza and Tymion; 1.3 The date of the Prophecy; Part II. The New Prophecy to Hippolytus and Tertullian: 2.1 The Prophecy in Asia Minor and beyond; 2.2 The Prophecy in Rome; 2.3 Africa and Tertullian; Part III. The Teachings of the Early Prophecy: 3.1 Montanus: the man and the oracles; 3.2 Prophecy and ecstasy; 3.3 Eschatology; 3.4 Fasting and feasting in the prophecy; 3.5 Fornication, celibacy and marriage; 3.6 Forgiveness; 3.7 Observations on Montanist discipline; 3.8 Confession and martyrdom; 3.9 The controversy about Scripture and revelation; 3.10 What was the New Prophecy?; Part IV. Montanism and Women: 4.1 The first women Prophets; 4.2 Priscillianism or Montanism: who founded and led the New Prophecy?; 4.3 The oracles and visions of Priscilla, Maximilla and Quintilla; 4.4 Ongoing female prophecy and witness; 4.5 Ideal woman, ideal martyr; 4.6 The clericalisation of the women; 4.7 Comment on Montanism and women; Part V. The Fate of Montanism: 5.1 Later Montanism: ecclesiology and epigraphy; 5.2 Montanism and the heresies; 5.3 The destruction of Montanism; Notes; Select bibliography; Indexes: Scholars' names; Subjects, ancient names and places.
Pressestimmen"The book is a must for students of the early church...Her solid treatment of this rich topic should prove to be a challenge and a treasure to Christians of widely divergent interests: feminists and their critics, charismatics and their critics, advocates of particular loci of religious authority and their critics. Montanism could engage the attention and imagination of all these and more." Rebecca Harden Weaver, Interpretation "Trevett's book is a welcome addition to an understudied area." Lori Beaman-Hall, Sociology of Religion
Untertitel: 'Gender, Authority and the New'. Revised. Sprache: Englisch.
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Erscheinungsdatum: Juni 2002
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Update from the two previous post.
Commencing Friday, 22nd May at 16:10 GMT, Les Baldwin embarked on Radio Marathon 2015. The challenge was enormous, as in July 2013 local radio legend Tony Leo had set a record of 27 long hour's non-stop raising an impressive £2,845.00 for Saint FM Community Radio.
Although well prepared, Les admits that nerves started to kick-in just before starting and at the commencement of the marathon. Momentum built however, with support from the community of St. Helena, friends & families internationally and of course the support received within the studios of Saint FM.
At 19:10 on the evening of Saturday, 23rd May, champagne bottles were cracked open to celebrate Les's first achievement; he had matched the 27 hours set by Tony Leo. Glasses were raised, emails and phone calls received, to acknowledge and congratulate him on his accomplishment, however Les was keen to continue to set a new record time with the intention of increasing the level of funds raised for Saint FM Community Radio. At that time approximately £1,500 had been raised only.
With increased stamina, Les continued, the sponsors continued to roll in and after a further five hours, at 00:10 on Sunday, 24th May 2015, Les announced that he had reached his goal; 32 hours of non-stop broadcasting and a phenomenal record of £3,041.00 had been raised exclusive of some international payments and hourly sponsorships.
The support throughout the Radio Marathon 2015 was powerful and overwhelming, from the sponsors received, to the words of encouragement given, but more importantly the strength of the community spirit rang through giving a sense of unity, which can only be a lesson to all of us here on St. Helena. We must be forever mindful as we move forward and prepare for the opening of our airport, the prospective opportunities and developments that it is hoped tourism and economic development will bring; we must remain united, we must communicate and more importantly we must stay alert and listen to the voices of our number one assets; the people of St. Helena and those internationally who genuinely care about the future of our island.
It is pertinent to mention here that during the marathon we also received some great news that another online community radio station which is located in Sydney, Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia Canada had donated a studio microphone and a portable recorder that was most welcomed, both of these items, will play a key part within Saint FM as it gives us much needed extra functionality.
Since the completion of Radio Marathon 2015, all funds raised have been taken into account and I am extremely delighted to advise you all that total funds raised from this event were £3,443.20. Interestingly enough it is important to note that this was achieved by:
International Sponsorship: £405.00
Visitors/Expatriates: £506.00
St. Helenians contribution/businesses: £2,532.20
Total funds contributed: £3,443.20
We thank you Les for a brilliant performance, congratulations on setting a new record and thank you to everyone who supported the event, your continuous support is what makes Saint FM Community Radio the No. 1 Radio Station, created by the people for the people.
We also thank Ralph & Hazel Peters for organising a Country & Western Night at Pub Paradise on Friday, 22nd May 2015. This event raised funds of £159, thank you both for your initiative and thanks are extended to KJ & Alison for allowing us to utilise your venue, committee members & members of Saint FM who assisted on the night and staff of Saint FM who assisted with the promotion.
In addition, I would also like to take this opportunity to extend further thanks to those who have generously donated recently. We thank Sodexo on the Falkland Islands for their £800.00 donation, which was raised from their Money Mile fundraising event that took place on Tuesday, 21st April; we also thank two international donators who donated a total of £550.00. Thank you all for your kind contributions, which has enabled Saint FM Community Radio to honour our monthly expenses and helps towards our sustainability.


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The parents in this film take a definite backseat to the kids in the foreground, led by talented relative unknown Carter Jenkins. In fact, all the young actors are pleasant enough to watch (even Tisdale is tolerable), with Robert Hoffman as the clear standout. The young up and comer takes on the traditional bad guy role of �douchebag polo-shirted, yellow-convertible-driving boyfriend�, with a twist once the aliens highjack his body. The guy shows no self-consciousness here and takes absolutely no shame in goofin� it up for the camera, which results in easily the best laughs in the film.
As for the aliens themselves, well, it�s been done better. They�re all entirely digital, and the FX work isn�t terrible, but certainly not groundbreaking. Since they�re all pint-sized, they aren�t very menacing, but they're here for comic relief just as much as they are for thrills, so that�s to be expected (unfortunately they�re not that funny though).
The ever-evolving dynamic between the siblings, along with an E.T.-esque relationship between a friendly alien and a little girl give the film a humanity that seems to be sorely lacking in the majority of what passes for family comedies these days- mean-spirited affairs where fat jokes and fart gags [and Eddie Murphy] take center stage.
The action, despite taking place entirely inside a house (and in the backyard) is pretty cleverly crafted and well-done. A slinky is used to restrain an alien, a fire extinguisher as a jet propulsion pack, that sorta stuff, and it works. Oh, and we also get a sweet kung-fu grandma fight scene courtesy of Doris Roberts (Everybody Loves Raymond and Grandma�s Boy). Sweet.
Alternate Ending (2:48) - Fairly entertaining as it's pretty different than the original. However, the FX aren�t completed so the aliens look worse than claymation.
Gag Reel (4:54) - This gag reel is�well�cute. Yeah, that�s the best way to explain it. I�ll be honest I did laugh more than a few times.
Behind the Zirkonians (15:26) - A barely-animated comic about the Zirkonians that provides a glimpse of life on their planet. Not my cup of tea.
Meet the Zirkonians - An in-depth, interactive profile of each of the four aliens, where you can click on different parts of their bodies to learn more info about each of them. Pretty cool stuff.
The Ashley Encounters (4:09) - As if this DVD didn�t already jock Tisdale enough, they give her her own special feature where everyone heaps praise on her. Kind of an insult to Kevin Nealon and the other more accomplished adult actors if you ask me, but I guess they aren't this film's target demographic.
Lights, Camera, Aliens (9:31) - This is your standard behind-the-scenes featurette. If there�s anything worth seeing here, it�s granny�s stunt double. CREEPY and AWESOME.
Kung Fu Grandma (1:21) - A fake commercial to purchase your very own grandma-controller. Definitely skippable.
Brian Anthony �Electric� Music Video (1:36) - A montage of the alien scenes in the film, with a cheesy pseudo rap/techno song over it....why?
"Life After Film School" with Producer Barry Josephson (27:31) - A Fox Movie Channel show where three film students sit down and interview someone in the industry. In this case, they interview the film�s producer.
The Blu-ray also includes a separate Digital Copy to play in your minivan for the kiddies on the way to your next family vacation.


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"Yeah, it is pretty whiffy," he agrees. His voice is muffled. "Probably dead animals. It's got to be more than just sewerage."
They trudge forwards anyway.
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One of the more disappointing aspects of an all-around disappointing Donald Trump candidacy is that Republican Jews seem to be Trump-leaners. I say "seem to be" because there is limited data on how the small subset of Republicans who are also Jewish are voting in primaries. My people — that is, Russian Jews from the New York area — are vocal for Trump online. Whether that translates into actual votes in a primary is hard to gauge, but their support is worrisome regardless.
The main area of worry is that Trump has said openly that he will be "neutral" on Israel. As with so many of his statements, he follows this up with a contradiction: that he's the most "pro-Israel" candidate running. Somehow buying this doublespeak, many Republican Jews seem to find it impossible to believe that Trump will be anything other than stridently pro-Israel if elected. He's a Republican, after all! They don't seem to realize that in a Trump vs. Hillary race, his "neutral" stance actually makes Hillary the most right-wing candidate on Israel. That's not how most people are used to thinking of her, but there you have it.
The fact is, a neutral position on Israel is an anti-Israel position. Jews, especially Republican Jews, should know and acknowledge this — yet somehow they don't. We've had nearly eight years of "neutral" from the Obama administration, and it ends up being anti-Israel. Last October, after Israelis suffered several attacks, the White House issued a statement calling "on all sides to take affirmative steps to restore calm and avoid escalating the situation." Short of telling Israelis to stop existing, what would the White House like Israeli civilians to do to de-escalate when terrorists stab them at random in the street? This neutrality, the attempt to see "both sides" of a situation where one side is murdering the other side's civilians arbitrarily, is no neutrality at all.
Trump has also questioned whether Israel even wants to make peace with the Palestinians. It's as if he hasn't been paying attention for the last few decades as Israel reaches out again and again. A Republican Jewish Coalition crowd booed Trump for refusing to say that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. He has stated that Israel will have to "give up a lot" in order to make a "deal." If the "neutral" position has become a would-be American president pressuring Israel to give up "a lot," then what is the American anti-Israel position?
The main thing that Republican Jews have to realize is that in a race between Hillary and The Donald, it's Hillary who will hold and keep the real "pro-Israel" mantle. Sure, she may have some scarring after being the Secretary of State in the Obama administration, but she has some pro-Israel bona fides, too.
"But Donald Trump's daughter is Jewish," goes the argument from Republican Trump fans. Indeed, Ivanka Trump married Jewish Jared Kushner and converted. So what? Hillary's daughter Chelsea Clinton is also married to a Jew, Marc Mezvinsky. Trump doesn't have the "I have Jewish relatives" card to play, because Hillary holds the same one.
Hillary is also married to Bill Clinton, considered a friend to both Israel and Jews. And, frankly, Hillary would never proclaim that she is "neutral" on Israel, since it's clear that most Americans aren't neutral and are supporters of the only real democracy in the Middle East.
Which leads to my final point: It should be irrelevant whether the American president "likes" Jews or Israel. The American president should be in the business of standing with democracies and free countries. Lest you think I only criticize Democrats for failing to do this, as a Republican I was extremely disappointed in President George W. Bush when he failed to stand with a free Taiwan and instead reiterated that America supports a "one China" policy.
If we're not standing up for freedom around the globe, even when it's uncomfortable for us, we are failing in our mission to be leaders for free people everywhere. In a world where everything is about the "deal," Trump would fail that mission every time.
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Mass spectrometry is an analytic technique with high specificity and a growing presence in laboratory medicine. Various types of mass spectrometers are being used in an increasing number of clinical laboratories around the world, and, as a result, significant improvements in assay performance are occurring rapidly in areas such as toxicology, endocrinology, and biochemical genetics.
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Winstar Farm's Awesome Humor leads a well-matched field of 12 entered for Friday's $300,000 Indiana Breeders' Cup Oaks (gr. III) at Hoosier Park.Perfect in four starts at 2, including the Spinaway (gr. I) at Saratoga, Awesome Humor, has won just once this year for trainer Elliott Walden. She also placed in the Delaware Oaks (gr. III), the Alabama (gr. I) and the Turfway Breeders' Cup (gr. III). A career earner of $619,000, she's listed at 5-2 on the morning line with Robby Albarado aboard.Youcan'takeme, the pride of Washington, brings a four-race winning streak into the Indiana Oaks. The Grant Forster trainee, 7-2, won the $100,000 Washington Breeders' Cup Oaks in her last start.Earlier this summer, Sue's Good News (4-1) won the Singapore Plate (gr. III) at Arlington Park, her fifth win in six starts this year. She was seventh in the Pucker Up (gr. III) at Arlington in her last start for trainer Steve Hobby.Grade III winner Golden Marlin (5-1) comes into the Oaks off an allowance win of more than nine lengths at Turfway Park, and draws the services of red-hot jockey Rafael Bejarano for trainer Greg Foley.California bred Double Scoop (6-1) is seeking her first career stakes triumph, but has career earnings of more than $118,000 with three wins and two seconds in seven starts this year. Rusty Arnold trains Double Scoop, who is ridden by Pat Day.$300,000 Indiana Breeders' Cup Oaks (gr. III), 3-year-old fillies, 1 1/16 mile
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RTTNews - Foreclosure activity slipped 6 percent in May, after a record-breaking month in April. Over 321,000 properties received a foreclosure filing in May, up over 18 percent from a year ago.
Although there was a year over year increase, it was small in comparison to the 2007 - 2008 increases of over 50 percent. Overall the number was lower thanks in part to a 24 percent year over year decrease in the bank repossession, or REO category. However, default notices were up 9 percent and scheduled auctions up a whopping 78 percent.
321,480 properties received a default notice or were foreclosed on last month, RealtyTrac Inc. said, translating to one in every 398 homes.
RealtyTrac CEO James Saccacio explained that the more states likely report REOs on the rise in the coming months, due to the expiration of state laws that delayed the foreclosure process.
While defaults and scheduled foreclosure auctions were both down from the previous month, bank repossessions, or REOs, were up 2 percent thanks largely to substantial increases in several states, including Michigan, Arizona, Washington, Nevada, Oregon and New York, Saccacio said. We expect REO activity to spike in the coming months as foreclosure delays and moratoria implemented by various state laws and individual lenders come to an end.
REO's have been slipping over the past nine months after they hit a peak of 90,000 in August.
Despite the 6 percent decline, May was the third month in a row filings have been over 300,000, and are likely to hit a record 1.8 million in the first six months of 2009.
State by state, Nevada had the highest rate at one out of every 64 homes. It was followed by California, at one out of every 144 households.
Closely following California was Florida, with one in 148 households. Arizona ranked fourth with one in 158 and Utah was fifth with one filing per 316 households.
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