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trouble solving partial DE
Hi everyone
I keeping getting the following error:
NDSolve::"deql": "The first argument must have both an equation and an \
initial condition."
when i try to solve the following second order partial differential
(wherein the function u is a function of variables x and t):
NDSolve[{m*D[u[x, t], t, t] + 6*Pi*n*r*D[u[x, t], t] -
0.5*mu*i*ndash*pm*((L - u[x, t])^2/(R^2 + (L - u[x, t])^2)^1.5
1/(R^2 + (L - u[x, t])^2)^0.5 - (L + u[x, t])^2/(R^2 + (L +
u[x, t])^2)^1.5 +
1/(R^2 + (L + u[x, t])^2)^0.5) == 0,
u[L, 0] == L,
D[u[L, 0], t] == 0},
u, {x, 0, L}, {t, 0, 1}]
I have specified 2 initial conditions already, so i can't understand why
i get the error.
does anyone know whats the problem?
PS I'm relatively new at mathematica.

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Broader Terms: Classification systems
Related Terms: World health organization
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Implants [SCOPE NOTE: Includes artificial joints, pacemakers, devices surgically implanted under the skin or onto the body]
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Related Terms: Orthotics, Surgery
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In process [SCOPE NOTE: Articles which have not yet been indexed using the CIRRIE subject headings]
Incentives [SCOPE NOTE: Motivational forces that stimulate individuals to greater efficiency or activity]
Related Terms: Behavior modification, Employment, Motivation
Use for: Positive behavioral support, Positive reinforcement, Work incentive
Incidence [SCOPE NOTE: Frequency of occurrence of any event or condition over a period of time and in relation to the population in which it occurs; rate of occurrence, as of a disease]
Broader Terms: Statistics
Related Terms: Demographics, Epidemiology, Health statistics, Prevalence
Inclusion [SCOPE NOTE: Includes integrating individuals into society who may have been considered for institutionalization or other types of isolation but are now considered able to learn from community
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Broader Terms: Diversity
Related Terms: Deinstitutionalization, Independent living, Special education
Use for: Community integration, Integration, LRE (Least-restrictive environment), Least-Restrictive Environment (LRE), Mainstreaming
Inclusive design
Use: Universal design
Income [SCOPE NOTE: Includes payments]
Related Terms: Budget, Business, Employment, Welfare
Use for: Salary, Wages
Related Terms: Urinary disorders
Use for: Enuresis
Independent living [SCOPE NOTE: Community-based programs with consumer involvement which provide directly, or coordinate indirectly through referral, those services necessary to assist persons with severe disabilities increase self determination and minimize unnecessary dependence upon others; includes specific facilities, programs, and theories]
Related Terms: Advocacy, Attendant care, Community living, Consumers, Daily living, Day care, Deinstitutionalization, Group homes, Halfway houses, Housing, Inclusion, Living facilities, Peer counseling, Residential living, Self care, Self help, Transportation
Use for: Self determination
Indexes [SCOPE NOTE: Alphabetical listings of names, places, or subjects]
Broader Terms: Information resources
Related Terms: Abstracts, Bibliographies
Individualized education plan
Broader Terms: Service delivery, Service integration
Related Terms: Education, Special education
Use for: IEP
Individualized written rehabilitation plan [SCOPE NOTE: Written agreement made between a vocational
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Broader Terms: Service delivery, Service integration
Use for: IWRP
Industrial injuries
Use: Occupational injuries
Infants [SCOPE NOTE: Ages 0 to 2 years]
Related Terms: Child abuse, Child care, Children, Family life, Females, Fetuses, Parents, Siblings, Toys, Youth
Use for: Babies, Neonatals, Obstetrics, Pediatrics
Infections [SCOPE NOTE: Invasions by and multiplication of pathogenic microorganisms in a body part or tissue (Stedmans, 1995); Term added June 1989]
Narrower terms: Tuberculosis
Use for: Bacterial infection, Viral infections
Information centers
Use: Libraries
Information dissemination
Use: Research utilization
Information networks [SCOPE NOTE: Includes networking, both computerized efforts and cooperative activities]
Related Terms: Information systems, Interagency cooperation, Libraries
Use for: Networks
Information referral [SCOPE NOTE: Includes information and referral as well as hotlines]
Related Terms: Client assistance programs, Libraries, Referral
Use for: Hotlines
Information resources [SCOPE NOTE: Resources which provide or manage
Narrower terms: Access guides, Bibliographies, Classification systems, Dictionaries, Directories, Glossaries, Handbooks, Indexes, Information systems, Journals, Libraries, Reviews
Related Terms: Catalogs
Use for: Clearinghouses
Information systems [SCOPE NOTE: Includes computerized or manual information storage and
retrieval system, management information systems, and so forth]
Broader Terms: Information resources
Related Terms: Classification systems, Computer applications, Decision support systems, Information networks, Libraries
Use for: Clearinghouses, Databases, Management Information Systems, Recordkeeping
Informed consent
Use: Ethics, Medical treatment
Injuries [SCOPE NOTE: General term used only when more specific terms do not exist; term added June 1989]
Narrower terms: Brain injuries, Occupational injuries, Self inflicted injuries, Spinal cord injuries
Use for: Trauma, Wounds
Insensitive limbs
Use: Limbs, Neurological disorders
Inservice training
Use: Training programs
Use: Sleep disorders
Institutionalization [SCOPE NOTE: Can include the institutionalization of patients in hospitals, mental institutions or facilities, mentally retarded persons in institutions, or public offenders in jail]
Related Terms: Clients, Correctional facilities, Hospitals, Long term care, Public offenders
Instructional materials [SCOPE NOTE: Used in a school setting; relates to teachers or others instructing students with disabilities or other students about persons with disabilities; includes manuals, textbooks, and others, providing lessons, instruction, or use direction]
Narrower terms: Programmed instruction, Training materials
Related Terms: Curriculum, Education, Handbooks, Instructional methods, Training, Vocational training
Use for: Guides
Instructional methods [SCOPE NOTE: Various means of conveying information or knowledge for
educational purposes, term added December 1994]
Broader Terms: Education
Related Terms: Instructional materials, Training materials, Training programs
Instructional workshops
Use: Workshops
Use: Assistive technology, Medical technology
Use: Questionnaires, Survey forms, Tests
Insurance [SCOPE NOTE: Includes auto insurance; use specific terms under Narrower Terms below when applicable]
Narrower terms: Health insurance, Workers compensation
Related Terms: Disability determination, Social security, Welfare
Use: Inclusion
Use: Intelligence
Intellectual disabilities [SCOPE NOTE: Includes persons with retardation]
Narrower terms: Down syndrome
Broader Terms: Developmental disabilities, Disabilities
Related Terms: Community living, Intelligence, Neurological disorders
Use for: Mental retardation
Intelligence [SCOPE NOTE: Intellectual ability. For applied perception or reasoning, use COGNITION. For the ability to gain knowledge through study or experience, use LEARNING. For IQ and other measures of intelligence, use INTELLIGENCE TESTS.]
Narrower terms: Intelligence tests
Related Terms: Brain, Child development, Cognition, Intellectual disabilities, Learning
Use for: Intellect
Intelligence tests [SCOPE NOTE: Instruments used to evaluate intellectual ability; tests designed to determine the relative mental capability of a person]
Broader Terms: Evaluation techniques, Intelligence, Psychological tests, Tests
Use for: IQ, Measurements
Interagency cooperation [SCOPE NOTE: Includes agreements, cooperative programs, coordination, and linkage systems]
Related Terms: Information networks, Interagency relations, Service integration, Social services, Teamwork
Use for: Cooperation, Cooperative school programs, Coordination of services, Networks
Interagency relations [SCOPE NOTE: Includes federal, state, and local agency relations, as well as
relations between agencies of different countries]
Narrower terms: Federal regional relations
Related Terms: Community resources, Federal agencies, Interagency cooperation, Municipal/regional agencies
Use for: Federal relations
Interdisciplinary activities [SCOPE NOTE: Studies, programs, and other activities utilizing the
expertise of more than one discipline; term added June 1989]
Related Terms: Teamwork
Use: Controls
Internet [SCOPE NOTE: A matrix of networks connecting computers around the world; includes listserves, e-mail, World Wide Web sites, FTP, gopher, telnet, usenet, IRC, and all other Internet-accessed computer services and applications. Excludes independent networks, sites, and services not accessed through the Internet.]
Broader Terms: Computers
Related Terms: Telecommunications
Use for: Chat rooms, Digital communication, E-mail, Electronic discussion groups, Electronic mail, Web sites
Interpersonal relations [SCOPE NOTE: Concerns relationships between persons; includes human relations]
Related Terms: Child development, Family life, Group behavior, Sexuality, Social skills
Use for: Human relations, Peer interactions, Social interactions
Interpreters [SCOPE NOTE: Facilitators of communication between deaf and hearing individuals]
Related Terms: Communication skills, Interpreting, Sign language
Interpreting [SCOPE NOTE: Conveying the spoken message of a hearing individual through manual signs and/or lip movements, and conveying through voice or writing the signed message of a deaf individual]
Related Terms: Communication skills, Interpreters, Sign language
Use for: Lip reading
Intervention [SCOPE NOTE: Interceding between an individual and a disability or situation, such as attempting to prevent burnout or abuse; may be through education or medicine]
Narrower terms: Early intervention
Related Terms: Diagnosis, Goal attainment scaling, Guidelines/protocols, Medical treatment
Use for: Crisis intervention
Interview techniques [SCOPE NOTE: Includes procedures used by counselors in interviewing]
Broader Terms: Evaluation techniques
Related Terms: Counseling, Counseling techniques, Questionnaires, Research methodology, Survey forms, Surveys
Use: Questionnaires, Survey forms, Tests
Invisible disabilities
Use: Disabilities
Use: Intelligence tests
Use: Anemia


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A New Quest of the Biblical Jesus by James M. Robinson
James M. Robinson is the Arthur J. Letts Professor of Religion and Director of the Institute for Antiquity and Christianity at the Claremont Graduate School and Co-chair of the International Q Project. Published by SCM Press LTD, Bloomsbury Street, London, 1959. This material was prepared for Religion Online by Ted and Winnie Brock.
Chapter 1. Introduction
[Editor's Note: The extensive footnotes for these chapters are omitted. They are available only in the printed copy.]
A. The Bultmannian Epoch in German Theology
The present work is intended as a programmatic essay, i.e. as a contribution to basic thought about the unfulfilled task of New Testament scholarship. Hence its point of departure is not in the relatively untroubled and uninterrupted quest of the historical Jesus going on in French and Anglo-Saxon scholarship. Rather it is based upon the conviction that this continuation of the nineteenth-century German quest ought probably to be interrupted or at least disturbed. The present study has to do with a quite different kind of quest based upon new premises, procedures and objectives, a quest which may well succeed in a way the other did not. For a new and promising point of departure has been worked out by precisely those scholars who are most acutely aware of the difficulties of the previous quest. As a matter of fact this new development is recognized in its full significance only when one observes that it forms a central thrust in a second, post-Bultmannian phase of post-war German theology.
Clearly the first phase of post-war German theology was the rise of the Buitmannian position to the centre of debate. The cumulative weight of Bultmanns prodigious career, focused into the concrete programme of demythologizing, burst like a meteor into the void caused by the attrition of the Nazi ideology, the war and post-war collapse, and the passing of such leading New Testament scholars as Lietzmann, Büchsel, Behm, von Soden, Lohmeyer, Kittel, Dibelius, and Schniewind. Such pupils of Bultmann as Ernst Käsemann (Tülbingen), Günther Bornkamm (Heidelberg), Ernst Fuchs (Marburg), Erich Dinkler (Bonn), and Hans Conzelmann (Göttingen) have proven sufficiently distinguished to rise into the leading professorial positions, and a theological affinity to Gogarten and Tillich has provided a broad theological context. Bultmann himself provided a pre-established rapprochement with the dominant cultural trend in Germany centring in the existentialism of Martin Heidegger. His own monumental Theology of the New Testament provided the theological synthesis of the day, as did Barths Romans a generation ago, and Harnacks What is Christianity? at the turn of the century. Consequently Germany is just as nearly Bultmannian today as it was Barthian a generation ago, Ritschlian half a century or more ago, and Hegelian still earlier; and Bultmanns works and ideas have become Germanys dominant theological export throughout the world.
One might well expect that the result of this first post-war phase would be a period of Bultmannian scholasticism. Instead we seem to be entering a new phase characterized by a critical restudy of the Bultmannian position by his leading pupils -- itself a rare tribute to the spirit of free and critical scholarship represented by Bultmann. This second phase of post-war German theology may be designated as post-Buitmannian in the stricter sense:
led by outstanding pupils of Bultmann, it is based upon a thorough appreciation of the achievements of Bultmanns brilliant career, and could not have taken place without those achievements. Yet it sees its task as that of carrying through a critical revision of Bultmanns position, out of which revision the theological synthesis of the future will grow. The first part of this new programme to get seriously under way is with regard to the problem of the historical Jesus.
B. The Post-Bultmannian Quest of the Historical Jesus
The German repudiation of the quest of the historical Jesus at the opening of the century found its definitive crystallization in the scholarship of Rudolf Bultmann. His form-critical research tended to confirm the view that such a quest is impossible, and his existential theology carried through the thesis that such a quest is illegitimate. Therefore it is not surprising that the critical restudy of his position by his pupils should begin here.
The discussion was formally opened in 1953 by Ernst Käsemann, who presented an address to a meeting of old Marburgers (i.e. Bultmannians) on The Problem of the Historical Jesus. He moved beyond a recognition of the validity of much of Bultmanns position, to argue that since something can be known about the historical Jesus, we must concern ourselves with working it Out, if we do not wish ultimately to find ourselves committed to a mythological Lord. The crucial issue is identified in the question as to the continuity of the gospel in the discontinuity of the times and the variation of the kerygma, i.e. whether the proclamation of the exalted Lord through the Church is in some kind of recognizable continuity with the preaching of the historical Jesus, and consequently whether the exalted Lord is in continuity with Jesus of Nazareth.
Käsemanns move toward reopening the quest of the historical Jesus has met with a rapid and largely favourable response from the various segments of German-language theology. Traditionally conservative theology has inherited liberalisms original position with regard to the historical Jesus. It is therefore not surprising to find Käsemanns view advocated by spokesmen for Roman Catholicism, Scandinavian theology, and non-Bultmanman Germans. And the new quest has found the support of Joachim Jeremias, who perhaps more than any other is the custodian of the heritage of detailed and exacting philological, environmental research about Jesus, which is perhaps the most permanent contribution of the original quest. Furthermore, in typical German style, the current discussion has produced a doctoral dissertation, a contribution by a non-theologian, a discussion of the discussion, and an extremist who clearly went too far. Certainly the most significant aspect of the continuing discussion is the response of leading representatives from the predominant Bultmannian and Barthian segments of German theology.
Käsemanns initial proposal of a new quest arose from the problem of the relation of Jesus .message to the Churchs kerygma. This was soon followed from the Bultmannian side by a parallel proposal on the part of Ernst Fuchs, who concentrated upon Jesus conduct as the real context of his preaching. What did Jesus do? We said he celebrated the eschatological meal with tax-gatherers and sinners (Matt. 11.19 par.), and we designated precisely this meal as the act of goodness supplied in advance to them all by Jesus. This means: Jesus forwent the publication of his own private eschatological experiences; rather he determined only to draw the consequences from them and to begin here on earth with the work of God visible only in heaven! This is why he celebrates his meal. It is just this that is Jesus real deed. What is here said of the eschatological meals open to all is then generalized to an interpretation of Jesus conduct as a whole: This conduct is neither that of a prophet nor that of a sage, but rather the conduct of a man who dares to act in Gods stead, by (as must always be added) calling near to him sinners who apart from him would have to flee from God. This conduct, maintaining that Gods will is a gracious will, by implication also claims to be divine action, and it was this claim latent in Jesus conduct which led to opposition and to his death (Mark 3.6).
When Fuchs comes to Jesus message, he presents it as dependent upon Jesus action. For this view Fuchs appeals to the parables, which were often spoken in the setting of the eschatological meals: Jesus supplied his disciples with the interpretation of his parabolic language by an act of goodness. It is consequently not the case, that first the parable clarifies Jesus conduct -- although Jesus makes use of it in defence of himself; rather it is the other way around: Jesus conduct explains the will of God with a parable which can be read Out of his conduct. Thus in Jesus mouth the parables are a witness to himself, and apply primarily to our relation to Jesus himself. This approach to the parables is then generalized into an approach to all Jesus teaching: For if we see this aright, then it is to be expected that certainly Jesus words . . . generally reflect his conduct historically. Jesus wishes only to be understood on the basis of his decision, his deed. This concentration in Jesus teaching upon his action made it possible for the disciples to conceive of his death also as divine action, which in turn led to the primitive Christian sacraments as custodians of Jesus understanding of himself. Thus Fuchs has carried through with regard to Jesus action the same thesis which Käsemann presented with regard to his message: in the message and action of Jesus is implicit an eschatological understanding of his person, which becomes explicit in the kerygma of the primitive Church.
The initiative of Käsemann and Fuchs in proposing a new quest of the historical Jesus has produced its first tangible results in the appearance in 1956 of Gunther Bornkamms monograph Jesus of Nazareth. This is the first book on the historical Jesus to issue from the Bultmannian school since Bultmanns own Jesus and the Word appeared thirty years earlier. However the impetus provided by the proposal of a new quest is not only evident in the very fact that Bornkamrns book appeared, but is also evident in its distinctive divergences from Bultmanns own traditional presentation. For these divergences express the newly awakened concern for the message and conduct of Jesus in their relation to the kerygma.
Bornkamm does not focus his presentation on Jesus word, as did Bultmann, but concerns himself as well with the events of Jesus life, as did Fuchs. In addition to chapters on Jesus disciples (Ch. VI) and his final journey to Jerusalem (Ch. VII), Bornkamm risks an introductory chapter which collects whatever general biographical information is available about Jesus into what amounts to a personality sketch. The significance of this chapter (III) lies in its attempt to describe the human impression Jesus made upon people in a way clearly suggestive of the meaning Jesus has for faith, as if a human contact with Jesus were -- at least potentially -- an encounter with the kerygma.
Buttressed by the context of Jesus conduct, Bornkamms presentation of Jesus message diverges from Bultmanns typical emphasis upon the future, of which Jesus action in the present were but a sign calling for decision. Instead, a primary emphasis falls upon the present: Unmediated presence is always the characteristic of Jesus words, appearance and action, within a world which . . . had lost the present, since it lived . . . between past and future, between traditions and promises or threats (58). This is not to say that Bornkamm has moved to the position of realized eschatology (91); rather he sees (with Bultmann) the tension between future and present as inherent in the involvement of the imperative in the indicative, i.e. inherent in the historical understanding of the self. But it does mean that he emphasizes more clearly than has been customary for Bultmann the continuity between Jesus message and the Churchs kerygma.
Bultmanns classical distinction between Jesus and Paul had been: What for Jesus is future is for Paul past and present, since the shift of aeons separates them, so that Jesus preached the law and the promise, while Paul preached the gospel. This has become in Bornkamm the distinction between John the Baptist and Jesus. John is the sentinel at the frontier between the aeons (51); the difference between John and Jesus is that between eleventh and twelfth hour (67); and the contemporizing of this reality of God is the real mystery of Jesus (62). Therefore Bornkamms discussion of the messianic problem (Ch. VIII) does not confine itself to the view (shared with Bultmann) that Jesus made no claims to messianic titles, but goes on to explain the absence of any such special topic in Jesus teaching by the view that the "messianic" aspect of his being is enclosed in his word and act, and in the unmediatedness of his historical appearance (178). This leads to a final chapter (IX: Jesus Christ) in which a continuity between the historical Jesus and the Churchs kerygma is sketched. In the Easter experience the disciples were assured that God himself had intervened with almighty hand in the wicked and rebellious activity of the world, and had snatched this Jesus of Nazareth from the power of sin and death which had risen up against him, and installed him as Lord of the world. Easter is thus at the same time the inbreaking of the new world of God into this old world branded by sin and death, the setting up and beginning of his reign. . . . We note how here Jesus own message of the coming reign of God rings out again in new form, only that he himself with his death and resurrection has now entered into this message and become its centre (183 f.). Here it is clear that Jesus eschatological message, including his eschatological interpretation of his own conduct, has been continued in christological terms by the Easter faith and the Christian kerygma.
Hans Conzelmann has united these various lines of development into a unified view of Jesus eschatology and his person, in which christology replaces chronology as the basic meaning of Jesus message: the kingdom which Jesus proclaims is future, but the interim is of no positive significance to him. Rather Jesus confronts man with an unmediated and consequently determmative encounter with the kingdom. This is the common significance of various themes which when taken literally could be contradictory: the nearness of the kingdom, the suddenness of its coming, and Jesus himself as the last sign. None of this is meant by Jesus temporally, but only existentially. Although the nearness is presented temporally, its meaning lies in qualifying the human situation in view of the coming of the kingdom. Predictions of coming reward and punishment, like the present beatitudes and woes, represent the alternatives of salvation or lostness involved in ones present situation. Hence Jesus message of salvation and his call for repentance form together the absolute determination of human existence.
Put the other way round, existing means nothing more than comprehending the signs, i.e. Jesus action. If Jesus eschatology seems intentionally to ignore time, this is only because it intentionally centres in his person. He connects the hope of salvation with his person to the extent that he sees the kingdom effective in his deeds and understands his preaching as the last word of God before the end. Thus his eschatology involves an indirect christology: If the kingdom is so near that it casts this shadow, then the "observer" no longer has it before him, in the sense that he could still observe it from a certain distance; rather is he at that instant fully claimed. Jesus does not give a new answer to the question "When ?" -- in that case he would still be an apocalypticist -- , but rather he supersedes this question as such.
C. Bultmanns Shift in Position
Certainly anyone who has followed this post-Bultmannian development within Germany cannot fail to wonder how Bultmann himself reacts to this trend, a trend which certainly diverges from the classical Bultmannian position, but which nonetheless works largely upon Bultmannian presuppositions and can in fact appeal to an undercurrent in Bultmanns writings which already moves in this direction. It is therefore quite significant that a recent article by Bultmann seems to be by implication a defence of Ksemarms position against an initial criticism by the Barthian Hermann Diem: Diem had maintained that when all is said and done Käsemann has presented Jesus as only proclaiming general religious and moral truths about the freedom of the children of God, rather than a message in continuity with the Churchs kerygma. For Käsemann doubts that Jesus claimed to be Son of Man and says instead: Jesus came . . . to say how things stand with the kingdom that has dawned, namely that God has drawn near man in grace and requirement. He brought and lived the freedom of the children of God, who remain children and free only so long as they find in the Father their Lord.
Bultmann points Out that eternal truths, when used in concrete proclamation, can become historical encounter. Already in this sense he recognizes that Jesus teachings were used by the primitive Church as kerygmatic proclamation of the exalted Lord: One can hardly object that Jesus preaching was after all not Christian preaching, on the grounds that Christian preaching proclaims him, but was not proclaimed by him. Even if here we completely ignore the question, in what sense Jesus preaching could perhaps after all be designated a hidden or secret Christian preaching, in any case his preaching was taken up into Christian preaching and became a part of the proclamation in which the Proclaimed is at the same time present as the Proclaimer (246). However this is a purely formal use of Jesus teachings, just as many general truths can be used in concrete proclamation. Bultmann recognizes that the problem of the relation of Jesus teaching to the Churchs kerygma -- i.e. the by-passed question of the sense in which Jesus preaching is Christian -- goes deeper. This does not yet make it clear why the Proclaimer necessarily became the Proclaimed, unless it could be shown that Jesus preaching of the law was differentiated from every other preaching of the law by being at the same time the proclamation of Gods grace, which not only assumes freedom, but also grants it (253).
At this point those accustomed to Bultmanns earlier distinction of Jesus from Paul in terms of law and gospel, and his subsequent classification of Jesus within Judaism2 as only a presupposition of New Testament theology, would expect him simply to repeat that position. But instead, he lays hold of Fuchs concept of Jesus conduct as Gods goodness in action, and comes to the conclusion that Jesus message is after all grace, i.e. after all a hidden or secret Christian preaching: Such calls for decision as Matt. 11.6; Luke 12.8 f., are, by calling for decision with regard to his person, at the same time words of promise, of grace: it is at this very moment that the gift of freedom is offered to the hearer. If the one who calls for decision is the "glutton and drunkard, the friend of tax collectors and sinners" (Luke 7.34f.; Matt. 11.19), does this not mean that he who proclaims the radical requirement of God at the same time speaks the word of grace? If the tax collectors and harlots enter the kingdom of God before the officially "righteous" (Matt. 21.31), then it is because those who understand Gods requirement are those who have received grace. And when the condition runs: "Whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child shall not enter it" (Mark 10.15), then certainly the condition contains at the same time the assurance of grace (254). Bultmann himself seems to have adjusted to the post-Bultmannian move of his pupils at least with regard to grace in the historical Jesus and the kerygma.
When we apply this position to Diems original criticism of Käsemann, that the latter presented Jesus as only teaching general truths rather than the kerygma, it becomes clear that Diem has overlooked the crucial point: Käsemann went beyond the view that Jesus taught Gods fatherhood and mans freedom, to the assertion that God has drawn near man in grace and requirement, and Jesus brought and lived the freedom of the children of God. Between the false alternatives of just general truths or explicit claims to messianic titles there lies in Jesus public ministry a whole area of eschatological action accompanied by theological commentary which Diem overlooked, and wherein resides both the historical and the theological point of departure for the Churchs kerygma, and thus the crucial area of research for a new quest of the historical Jesus.
D. The Barthian Rapprochement
The movement we have sketched within the historical research of New Testament scholars largely under Bultmannian influence is to a certain extent parallel to the increasingly positive evaluation of history on the part of Karl Barth, and a reawakening concern for the historical Jesus on the part of systematic theologians closely associated with him. Perhaps the most significant instance of this trend is the shift of Hermann Diem from his initial attitude of considerable reserve to an acceptance of the basic position of Käsemann. Diems basic position is that the New Testamentn proclaims a Jesus Christ who proclaims himself. This history of the proclamation is the object of historical research in the New Testament which we seek, and which is the only legitimate object of such historical research according to the New Testaments understanding of itself." But rather than implying by this, according to his original Barthian position, that one cannot enquire behind the evangelists message to that of Jesus, Diem now recognizes that we must search back to that first phase of the history of the proclamation, the proclamation of the earthly Jesus himself. For this historical question of the continuity of the proclamation from Jesus to the Church is recognized as the theological question as to whether the Churchs Lord is a myth. For Diem concedes that a negative answer to the historical question would negatively prejudice the theological question as to the truth of the gospel. Consequently he concerns himself with the historical question sufficiently seriously to trace, in one instance, the term Son of Man in the Gospels, the continuity between Jesus message and the Churchs witness: although Jesus may never have called himself Son of Man, he did say that acquittal by the Son of Man in the eschatological judgement was dependent upon ones present relation to himself (Mark 8.38 par.). Thus the content of salvation is dependent on Jesus, and it was this which the Church explicated by attributing to him the title of bringer of salvation (i.e. the title Son of Man). Here Diem has clearly moved to the position of the advocates of the new quest, both by accepting -- in terms almost identical with those of Käsemann -- the theological validity of the new quest, and by adopting the basic method of the new quest, which consists in moving below the surface of terms and even concepts to the level of theological meaning and existential significance.
From this survey of current German discussion we may conclude that the proposal of a new quest of the historical Jesus. originally made within the context of the post-Bultmannian direction of leading pupils of Bultmann, has broadened itself, not only in traditionally conservative circles, but also by support from the Barthian side as well as from Bultmann himself. A concentration of force seems to be in the making, which may well provide enough impetus to move beyond a mere proposal to a distinctive trait of theology during the coming generation.
It is in this relatively propitious setting that the present work is presented, as a contribution to the new quest both by a clarification of its nature, and by an initial participation in the work of the new quest at a few significant points.
In order to enter into this discussion in such a way as to be able to make a fruitful contribution to it, it will be necessary (Ch. II) to recognize the degree of validity inherent in the arguments which brought the original quest to an end by pointing to its impossibility and illegitimacy. For only within the valid limits thus imposed can one seek in a relevant way (Ch. III) to define the sense in which a new quest may be possible, and to investigate (Ch. IV) the legitimacy of such a quest, i.e. the degree to which it is theologically permissible and necessary. Only then can one attempt (Ch. V) to get the actual work under way by laying hold of the central problem in terms of which the detailed research upon individual problems will gain its relevance.


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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Escaping Obama
What its YouTube author is calling the 'Post Barackalyptic Wasteland.'
JUST A BAD DREAM. Everybody copes in his own way. IP decided to think about other stuff and so generated his list of 25 movies about America. I chose another route, opting to find what media I could that was not all about the Second Coming of Abraham Lincoln. No cable news. No newspapers. No newsweekly magazines. No women's magazines (They're just The View on slick paperstock if you want to know.). In fact, I thought, here was a golden opportunity to catch up on the specialized periodicals that couldn't possibly have anything to do with a change in the political leadership in the United States. Was I right? Judge for yourselves.
For example, everyone who reads this blog knows that I'm a motorhead. Years ago, I was a huge fan of Car and Driver Magazine, which once scandalized the automotive world by conducting a performance test of the Ferrari GTO and the Pontiac GTO -- and preferring the Pontiac. I lost contact with C&D for a few years during a sojourn in the midwest. When I left the east coast, they were vociferous opponents of airbags. When I returned, they were among the most fervent advocates of same. Apparently, the possibility that airbags could flat-out kill small women and children by functioning normally had ceased to bother them. But let bygones be begones, I thought. Maybe they'd be a palliative in the new age of messianic politics.
Not so much, really. Even the Obama article was disappointing. Apparently, the president doesn't know how to drive a stick, and he has an anxiety attack whenever the highway speed tops 55 mph. Oh, and he positively loathes "Detroit Iron." Who knew? But the editors found him charming, brilliant, and well-versed on the topic of hydrocarbons. They're bad.
So I turned instead to Scientific-American. Surely they wouldn't give a fig about the tsunami of rhetoric that was sweeping the ignoramus commoners of the nation.
When I read the cover article, I could hardly blame them. It turns out that Barack Obama does practically everything at an expert level (except, possibly, drive with a manual transmission). He can play five games of chess simultaneously and stalemate them all, while hitting the highest number of triple-word scores in Scrabble ever registered, and extemporize on the bleak philosophical implications of quantum physics as he's writing a record third doleful autobiography and cleverly losing a game of dominoes to his two children and their fashion advisers. No wonder the magazine had to dedicate three-quarters of the current issue to his cerebral feats of derring-do.
That's when I remembered National Geographic. The magazine that taught all American boys whose fathers didn't subscribe to Playboy about breasts.
I'm not saying the cover article was uninteresting. But there were no breasts in it. And what does it mean exactly that a forensic reconstruction of Tutankhamen's face from his shattered mummy looks exactly Barack Obama? There's no particular indication that the boy king was an exceptionally able pharaoh. For all we know, the accomplishments of his administration were largely the work of the exceptionally able Speaker of the Egyptian House, Pel Osi, whose remains are on display at Harvard University's Fogg Museum.
NOTE: Silicone implants don't age well.
Besides, National Geographic isn't what you'd call serious. You'd be hard pressed to find any teenage boys who subscribe to the Journal of the Amercan Medical Association, which always puts high art on its covers with absolutely no indication of what the content inside might be.
I suppose I should have taken a cue from the fact that JAMA's post inaugural issue started all over at Issue 1, Volume I, signifying the beginning of the new era in free healthcare we could all look forward to from now on. But I didn't. I tried to read the cover article. Which was all about how Hippocrates and Galen and Salk and DeBakey were just redneck asshole plumbers compared to the astonishing medical genius of the new president of the Unites States. I stopped reading when they claimed he could drive a manual transmission.
If you can't trust anyone else, you can trust Popular Mechanics. Hardheaded realists all. Right?
So I figured there was one periodial so high toned, so snooty, so divorced from everyday reality that the very worst I might encounter would be Donald Trump's latest makeover of his largest Manhattan penthouse. Architectural Digest does not care about the stray zephyrs of political fashion.
Which is when I gave up on periodicals. I turned on the TV again, but this time with an eye to the imperturbably irrelevant channels, the ones that couldn't be topical if they tried. Like Nickelodeon. They do reruns of Star Trek, the real one, for God's sake.
Something to do with warp drive. I know it is.
There had to be some safety somewhere. After all, what could anybody do to the Honeymooners?
He's the president of the Raccoons or something. Something bad.
And so, before I even looked, I knew that the gush had reached I Love Lucy too. Which I never even liked in the first place.
She just LOVES him. Doesn't she?
By then I knew. The TOON channel:
Spongebob has ALWAYS believed in hope and change.
And HGTV.
Bob Vila can feel the love, too. Obama
is very handy with power tools. They say.
And even the Food Channel.
He can whip up an omelet or devise a masterly fruit compote.
Paula Deen thinks he's the best thing since chicken dumplings.
Drudge says the Obama inauguration got 35 times the worldwide coverage of the Bush inaugural. I'm pretty sure he's misunderstimated the total by a bunch.
But I don't mind. There's only one icon that will send a chill to my bones. And we may be months and months away from that.
How does the line go? "Build it and they will come."
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I hope everyone is having a fabulous morning or whatever time it is where you are. :) I'm rushing today to put together my Franken FAQ for Franken Friday. I tried to get in as many questions as possible so I think it's longer than I expected..
Today I want to show you some more DS polishes I recently acquired.
DS Passion, DS Diamond, and DS Amethyst.
This is 3 coats of OPI DS Passion.
DS Passion is a mauve polish with a holographic and duochrome effect. It's similar to DS Illuminate.
The holographic effect on this is definitely less than other DS polishes. Here you can see the light catching the duochrome effect.
In the close up you can see the holographic effect more.
This is 2 coats of OPI DS Diamond.
Diamond is a pale purple polish with a soft holographic effect. My bottle of DS Diamond has this weird brown spot at the bottle. It's very noticeable in pictures but only faint in real life.
The holographic effect of DS Diamond is stronger than DS Passion.
DS Diamond almost has a grey tone to it. It's very pretty.
This is 3 coats of DS Amethyst.
DS Amethyst is a light purple based holographic. This one had the strongest holographic effect of the three.
I love the holographic effect in the DS polishes. It seems different from other holos I have.
So far, I've had really good experience with the OPI DS Top Coat on these. No dulling the holo what so ever. I'm not sure if top coat doesn't dull these since I haven't tried other brands with it yet.


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Recently, I decided to replace the aesthetically challenged house numbers on my abode with something that better fit the character of my 1930s house. I decided that I wanted to make individual tiles for each number. This got me thinking about the best techniques for making flat, uniform tiles.
I found this simple, tried-and-tested technique in an old issue of Pottery Making Illustrated and thought I would share it with you. It comes to us from ceramist Laura Reutter of Port Townsend, Washington, who has been making tiles for her business Ravenstone Tiles since 1998. - Jennifer Harnetty editor.
Keeping tiles flat while drying and firing has often been a source of frustration for clay artists. Over the years, I've read a great deal about sandwiching wet tiles between drywall, flipping them, stacking them, turning them, covering them or weighting them.
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Most of my tiles are press molded in plaster molds, but if you don't use molds for your tiles, just roll out clay slabs directly onto a piece of drywall (drywall makes a great work surface - just make sure to seal all of the drywall edges with duct tape to contain that nasty drywall dust) using wooden spacers or dowels beneath the rolling pin for the desired thickness. I prefer half-inch-thick tiles.
Once you have rolled out the clay slabs, don't move, lift or turn them. If you do move the clay, its "plastic memory" will kick in and it may warp, bend, or curl during drying and firing. Just trim the slabs in place, cutting them to the desired dimensions using a trimming knife and your pattern. After trimming, it is very important to allow the wet tiles to sit on the drywall for 8 to 12 hours (overnight is usually good). Drywall sucks a lot of water out of the clay and the tiles will really stiffen up.
By the next day the tiles should be pretty close to leather hard and stiff enough to handle without flexing. Test a tile to see if it can be picked up safely. At this point, trim and smooth the edges. If you wish to incise or decorate the green tile in any way, now is the time to do it. There is no need to score the backs of tiles unless you want to. Scoring has nothing to do with the warping or drying process, but it helps the tile adhesive cling to the tile and hold it to the wall or floor during installation. I only score my tiles if I know the customer wants them for an installation.
Once the tile is trimmed, place it directly onto a rigid metal storage rack. Because air circulates on all sides of the tile, it dries very evenly and no warping occurs. While your tiles dry, avoid direct sources of warm air like a register vent or portable heater that might dry one area faster than another. You want even drying from top and bottom. I keep tiles on the rack until they are completely dry and ready to bisque.
You should only handle your green tiles about three times: once to roll out and cut the clay; once to smooth the edges and place on a drying rack; and once to put it in a kiln for your bisque firing.
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PSSSSSsssttt. You guys. Somebody tell the Southern Baptists that the transgender crowd is not exactly queuing up to join their churches…Is exactly the kind of snarky thing I'm really tempted to say right now, just a few days after the Southern Baptist Convention voted to affirm a resolution condemning transgender people. Because really, telling the transgender folks to get out of the Baptist church? That's kind of like telling the Portland hipsters to stop shopping at Wal-Mart.It's almost … [Read more...]
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Just bought an old(ish) house, built 1978. There was some obvious water damage in the floor in front of the shower, so we decided to remodel. We'll be putting up a shower surround, but decided to tear down the tile shower to the studs. When I started ripping out tiles, I was thinking, "This is dumb - I'm taking down well adhered, perfectly sound tiles from a nice dry wall." Then things changed - on that exterior wall (the one with the insulation), the drywall crumbled away with no effort at all. Obviously wet. Cement board was used, too - there was just one course of cement board going around (so, came up 3 feet or so), and green board above that to the ceiling. So, tearing this down to the studs is the right thing, right? It's intimidating for a regular homeowner to destroy his own house!
Question - I haven't done the wall with the plumbing in it yet. Do I need to turn off the water to the entire house in order to take the faucet handle and such off? If not, how do I do it? Please help! I'm sure I'll have tons of other questions about all this as I go through it!
If the drywall was falling apart it was only a matter of time before the wood started to rot
Best to take it down to the studs & do it right
Update electrical if needed at the same time
You can tale the faucet handle off without turning off the water
My shower has a hot & cold shut-off to the shower - yours should too
I shut mine off just in case I bumped the valve
Thanks Dave! Where can I likely find the shut off valves for the shower?
Mine are located in the basement under the bathroom
Do you have a basement or slab ?
Many shower valves do not have isolation valves. You may need to shut the water off at the main valve. You will need to replace most of the piping behind the shower to facilitate installing a new valve. If you are not ready to do the piping I would cut the piping and install some kind of cap or plug so you can turn the water back on. I usually cut it just above the floor leaving enough to install the new piping. If it is galvanized pipe I would unthead a joint and install a plug.
I just have a crawlspace. But for demo of that wall, can I just remove the faucet handle and trim without turning off the water? I'd really rather just take off the handle and trim, tear down the wall, and then have some time to shop around for new faucet/shower head hardware to go with the new bathroom. If I pop the little plastic cap off the faucet handle and unscrew that handle from inside there, and then unscrew the screw on the trim piece (after cutting the caulking away), can I get to where I can demolish that wall without turning off water to the whole house?
Yes you can do that, no problem. Sometimes they are hard to get apart, sometimes not. Be sure you replace the valve with a anti scalding walve.
You definitely made the right decision to tear down the whole bathroom and rebuild it!! I'll be in similar situation like you in a month when I get the keys for my newly purchased old house, built in 1985, there's sign of water damage near the shower. Did you just sledgehammer everything ?
I'm on the finishing side of the same situation. House built in '76. Upstair rooms, including bathroom added an unknown number of years later by a team of dyslexic monkeys with no cohesive plan. The nice thing about tearing down to do it right is you get to find and correct all the mistakes that exist. The not-nice thing about it is you will no longer be blissfully unaware of just how much needs to be fixed in your house in the first place.
Definitely tear it all out. Be willing to tear out studs and subfloor if needed. Get rid of any compromised material. Then, when you build it back. Spend the extra couple bucks to get the right stuff. And remember. Even if you screw it up you will proabably be able to redo it two more times for less then the cost of paying somebody else to do it.
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BATON ROUGE - LSU announced Monday they raised $52.5 million in private funds for renovations to the College of Engineering.
The university said the amount exceeded their $50 million goal and finished the capital campaign three months early. Governor Bobby Jindal said on Monday that the state would also match all the money raised by the university, even though they'd initially committed to matching $50 million.
LSU President King Alexander said this was the most successful short-term fundraising campaign in the university's history, and they looked forward to breaking ground "as soon as possible."
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Wow, you have a handle on these, don't ya? Emissions aren't tested here (yet), but I would like to re-cat the car, and keep everything responsible. I bought a Pro-Comp HEI that is supposed to have worked with my 330, as long as I get the other electronics, which I plan to do. The 200R4 that is on the way is a new unit (refurbished) from a GM tech who is equipping it for the 330 as far as convertor wiring. I plan on a 600 Edelbrock , to go with the Performer RPM I have on the way. As far as cam, I haven't decided yet, but they seemed to be right in line with about anything else I have bought for SBF, or SBC. The rods I will probably have reconditioned,(if possible) and I will spring for new pistons, even if a bore isn't required. I plan on a good set of rockers, and springs to go along with the cam (matched), with a set of long-tube headers. I have a 2050 stall Grand National convertor coming with the tranny. Think I will need a little more stall? Or not? I will also plan to upgrade the rear, either try and spring for a custom 9 incher (if my budget ever allows) or picking up a good used 8.5" with a posi.................
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Double Space Every Time
Do you frequently switch the line spacing in MS Word to double?
Maybe the switch is happening more often than not?
Wouldn't it be nice if Word was set to double space all the time and you could switch back to single spacing during those few times when you need it?
I bet you've even gone so far as to investigate the Format menu, Paragraph choice, only to find that there was no Default button in that window to keep the setting.
If this scenario seems familiar, here's what you need to know.
First, we'll make the assumption that you use the Normal style from the Styles and Formatting list. So, it's there that we will make our change. (If you use a different style or a combination of styles, you'll need to apply this process to them as well).
On the Task Pane, go to Styles and Formatting.
Select the Normal style and click the down arrow on the right.
Choose Modify from the menu.
When the Modify Style window opens, you're looking for the Formatting section.
Click the Double Space button.
Now, in the bottom left corner, check the "Add to template" box. (If this step is not completed, the change only affects the current document, making this step very important).
Click OK.
Voila! Double spacing is now the default whenever you use the Normal style. Yes!
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Hello all - first post here in this forum and a new member. I am currently in the market for my first bike, and I am really interested in the c50t. Convince me why I should purchase this bike. I do like the looks of it, and I like the engine size which should be a good all around bike. I am looking to do a lot of riding around town and some highway time (weekend rides and what not). Another bike I have been eye-balling is the v-star 650. Which should I choose??
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Everybody loves Jack Nicholson! And why not? He is the epitome of the charming rogue. Women want him, men want to be him.
His success is really astonishing since he's not an obviously attractive, Hollywood handsome type of guy. Short, balding, and with a giant head. But his eyes convey a sense of danger and playful, pranking wit that is extremely charismatic.
His list of roles is massive. From Chinatown to Batman to last year's Bucket List.
The only possible critique is that he plays the same character in every movie. But the world loves that character. We want to see the devilish Jack, and he keeps giving it to us. The man is an institution.


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According to Dhoni, he took the decision in order to save ammunition for a final onslaught on the target in the final overs.
''I made a mistake. I should have come before Raina. That decision was taken in a positive frame of mind. If Yuvraj had played through, and Raina rotated the strike with singles, we would have been very comfortable at the end of the 40th over,'' he lamented.
''With me and Irfan (Pathan) coming later it would have been an easy target.'' Raina, who was sent in at number six, composed a steady 24 but got out when his partnership of 73 with Yuvraj Singh was beginning to flourish.
Attributing the debacle to the batsmen's inability to build solid partnerships, Dhoni said the lack of wickets towards the end made the job even more difficult.
''It was very important to see through to the last five or seven overs with wickets in hand,'' he said. ''It was a flat wicket. Even a target of 300 was chaseable if you had wickets in hand at the end.
We didn't get a very good start and kept losing wickets at regular intervals.'' ''At times you have to take a risk but (today), more often than not, the shots went straight to the fielder, who didn't have to move.
The selection of shots wasn't really appropriate but at the same time you have to play shots while chasing over six an over. So we kept losing wickets even though we were scoring and we never had the momentum with us,'' he added.
The Indian skipper praised the Pakistan batsmen for the manner in which they dominated the Indian bowlers.
''They were 100 for 1 after 25 overs,'' Dhoni said. ''After that they took on the bowlers and played some good shots. It really put the bowlers under pressure. And under the circumstances, we couldn't recover from that.'' He picked out Younis Khan, who smashed a century yesterday, for special mention.
''He (Younis) was scoring through square leg as well, he was sweeping,'' Dhoni said. ''You hardly have fielders in that zone, you know the country (the area between deep midwicket and long-on) area.
Having a long-on and a country is difficult. He was picking it from outside off and most of the times he cleared the boundary. He took on the bowlers and he was successful.''


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Part I: Babes in Boyland by Guy Trebay
When I was thinking about my recent blog post, AIDS, Masculinity and the Representation of the (Gay) Body, I was reminded of an article I had read many years ago that discussed how the use of steroids to prevent muscle wasting by some HIV+ gay men had given these men extremely muscular bodies. I could not remember the title or author of this article, but I knew that it had appeared in the Village Voice. Luckily, a Voice staffer named Lily responded to my general query and found the exact article, Babes in Boyland by Guy Trebay. The article appeared in the August 17, 1999 edition of the Voice.
The article details the change in the bodies of (s0me) HIV+ gay men who began in the 90's to become more muscular. The article addresses this change through a discussion of the "muscle scene" in The Pines on Fire Island. As I also stated in my post, Trebay contends that this corporeal change was in part precipitated by the advent of AIDS in which gay men sought to replace the disease ridden (gay) body prevalent in the early days of the epidemic with a body of health, vigor and action on both the level of representation and actuality. But in a perverse sense, this new muscular (gay) body was not just a reaction to AIDS, but its by-product. Trebay quotes journalist Steve Bolerjack, a seasonal Pines resident: "The fact is that a high percentage of guys here are [HIV] positive and able to get steroids easily. For some of us, it's a medical and not a vanity issue; I'm on testosterone therapy myself." But among the unanticipated side effects of combination therapies for HIV and AIDS, Bolerjack says, "is that protease inhibitors can increase your vascularity and testosterone and steroids can increase muscle mass. So, if you work out, you can really get so pumped up you wind up looking better than you ever have in your life." I would argue that this development did not just occur with gay men who were HIV+. This group is just an example of a wider paradigmatic shift in which the muscle jock body became the new gay archetype in the realm of representation and for some in lived experience in the 1990's.
The question now is whether or not this (gay) body is still the dominant representation and if it continues to exert meaning in the real lives of men who desire other men. In my earlier post, I argued that indeed this muscle body within (white) gay culture still prevails despite challenges and was concerned that no one asks what it means to have and display these muscles and how this display relates to whatever degree to masculinity, homophobia and misogyny.
Moreover, what is The Pines on Fire Island like today? Is it still the "muscle scene" that Trebay describes or has it changed? If anyone has stories to contribute about The Pines today or in 1999, please share them so that this body knot can be further unraveled.
Finally, Trebay's article garnered a tremendous reaction when it was published. The responses were gathered in an article called Pec'ing Ardor. They range from agreement to sour grapes.
Part II: Jack Mackenroth
In my earlier post, I mentioned AIDS activist, athlete and fashion designer Jack Mackenroth as perhaps emblematic of the new (gay) body with(out) HIV. Mackenroth kindly reposted my blog on his website. I still hope to talk with him in the near future about his reactions to the post.
So far one comment has been left on Mackenroth's site and I would like to respond to it here. The comment reads:
The article is interesting. I would be interested to know the age of the author. How much is this based on personal experience and how much in research into a time not personally experienced? Having lived through nearly three decades with HIV I've seen the history of HIV/AIDS as a participant.
I suspect the increased gym attendance among gay men in the late 80's had more to do with how they wanted to be perceived by other gay men than by how they wanted to be perceived by the larger culture. Bluntly put, looking "healthy" meant getting laid a lot more. My recollection is that the majority of the activists involved in ACT UP and other AIDS activists (people who were consciously attempting to change the larger culture's views on gay men and HIV/AIDS) were not gym bunnies. I remember lots of skinny, intense, angry, determined men changing the world with their intelligence and words, not with their appearance.
I found the reference to recent articles about bellies being "in" amusing, in that the same "new" trend among gay men was widely reported in the mid-90s. "Buddha Bellies" were reportedly the new essential body requirement for cool, young, gay men. If memory serves, that "trend" lasted for about three months and then the media was back to focusing on six pack abs.
Overall, my general observation on gay men's body image over the last 30 years is that we've worked our asses off to achieve whatever we believed would attract the most positive attention from other gay men without a whole lot of thought about what the rest of the world thought of us. That may not be so very different from what gay men did for the 30 years before AIDS…
First, it is intriguing to me that the comment's author wonders about my age. Perhaps he thinks I am in my twenties and thus, have limited experience with HIV/AIDS. Well, I am 42 and have lived in New York City for the last 20+ years. Like every gay man in that time, I have had to contend with HIV/AIDS through an effort to practice safer sex, being tested, dating and having sex with positive men and so on. Perhaps my post seemed a little obtuse because in part I was discussing the (gay) body on the level of representation and not just in everyday life.
Indeed, the commenter is correct that (some) gay men want a more muscular body in order to get laid more, to be more attractive and desirable to themselves and other gay men. However, I would argue that this meaning is not the exclusive or only one, nor does it preclude my consideration of this (gay) body as a reaction to AIDS. These somatic meanings are also not confined to gay culture; we all, gay or straight, live under the same ideological regime. Just consider the rise of the metrosexual which in part must be seen as a reaction and emulation of certain (c0rporeal) aspects of gay culture by straight men.
And whether AIDS activists were gym bunnies or skinny guys is of no consequence. All gay men, activists and muscle boys, had to contend with the reality of HIV and AIDS. Again I would say that I was talking about the (gay) body on the level of representation which in turn does exert an influence on the actual lives of gay men no matter their body type or personal preference. Not all gay men respond to the muscle body as an expression of their desire. For me, that body produces a kneejerk reaction; a desire that lasts until the cumshot, but it does not endure. I understand my personal relationship to the muscle body as the difference that Roland Barthes notes between the pornographic and the erotic photograph. For a discussion of this difference see my post Notes on a Photograph. And while this statement may seem esoteric, it does accurately convey my lived experience in terms of my own desire and sexual history.
I have to thank the commenter for reminding me of the "Buddha Belly" moment in the mid-1990's. It does seem strangely similar to the recent Times article on Brooklyn Bellies and equally amusing. More importantly, it reminds us how capitalism continually recycles stories and trends as if they are something new and different. It seems to me that these so-called fads while perhaps speaking to the actual lived experience of gay men are in fact used in the long run to confirm the dominant representation of the muscular (gay) body.
Conclusion: The Pansies in All of Us
But what does it mean when mainstream gay white culture fetishizes the straight male jock, his body, his clothes, his masculinity? What does it mean when gay men want to adopt this body and its trappings and see this somatic paradigm as a natural and direct expression of their masculine gender? No one seems to ask what it means, what it does, how it constructs and limits our identities as men who desire men, how it bears traces of homophobia and misogyny and how it makes us uncomfortable with the pansies in all of us.


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You are DA MAN ! Thanks for the heads up Patrik
eta: Oh. You learn something new every day. So when an item gets disabled and then approved after a while, it doesn't appear in the main page, it gets in the category under the date it was first submitted and not the day it was approved (and so down the list behind other items). Not cool
I can totally relate to aRtlessX ' s situation. I have gone through similar inconsistent decisions from reviewers on this site as well. Often they approve one file with no problems and then they decline an identical file. For example, this file was approved with no comments: http://graphicriver.net/item/reflection-arrows-collection-1/124223 but then a similar file with different arrows and with the exact same number of file options (.AI, .EPS, .PSD, .PNG, .JPG) was rejected with the comments that it had no .AI file (which it had) and that it needed written instructions (which it really doesn't since the file is so simple).
Although I'm sure some reviewers do a great job on this website, others seem to randomly click the accept/reject button. Even more frustrating than this is that there seems to be no objective criteria. One day they'll accept a file which has only a .jpg option to it (of which there are many on graphicriver) and the next day they'll reject a file saying there must be more then a .jpg file.
I upload to several stock oriented websites and this one has by far the most inconsistent reviewer's opinions. This is very unfortunate. Considering the low commission GraphicRiver pays to non-exclusive contributors I have to say that they require way too many file options and that some reviewer's criteria are far from objective. I am sure many will disagree with my point of view but to me GraphicRiver is not only driving the market's prices down, which are quite low in the first place, but also paying a very low royalty percentage to contributors. I'm very dismayed by this situation and will probably be removing my entire portfolio from this website.
I never resubmit soft rejected files they do take forever to get through, starting from scratch with a fresh upload works a treat.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post6797339424824310718..comments2017-06-24T14:11:38.825-06:00Comments on Kalyn's Kitchen®: Parmesan Encrusted Zucchini Kalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-80576569787003204752016-07-24T13:16:05.591-06:002016-07-24T13:16:05.591-06:00Hope you enjoy Cheryl! I used to be so consistent ...Hope you enjoy Cheryl! I used to be so consistent with Meatless Monday, but lately it's hit and miss. But I do try!Kalyn Dennyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-25212981180905602262016-07-24T12:36:24.456-06:002016-07-24T12:36:24.456-06:00I've always intended to hop on the Meatless Mo...I've always intended to hop on the Meatless Mondays bandwagon but haven't...mostly because I haven't planned for it! Since I love zucchini, this will be a great way to start. I think I could eat an entire recipe of this!CherylKhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-16436651380622727032015-08-06T17:32:38.820-06:002015-08-06T17:32:38.820-06:00Thanks for the nice feedback Callie! The only reci...Thanks for the nice feedback Callie! The only recipe I've seen that uses patty pan squash raw is this Marinated Summer Squash and Chickpea Salad. Hope that helps.Kalyn Dennyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-15914607060797030082015-08-06T15:35:30.391-06:002015-08-06T15:35:30.391-06:00HELLO Kalyn. I am a big fan,and sing your praises....HELLO Kalyn. I am a big fan,and sing your praises. I do have a request, I was gifted some patty pan squash,& have been looking for receipts everywhere & it seems they all require the oven. It's summer, and hot so my request is are there summer bounty recipes that don't require ovens,or bar-b-q ing? Sure would appreciate it.Regards.Calliehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-814996339800467832013-11-13T14:46:44.731-07:002013-11-13T14:46:44.731-07:00Our favorite zucchini recipe is very similar, but ...Our favorite zucchini recipe is very similar, but a lot more simple.
-Clean zucchini (or yellow squash)
-Slice about 1/4" or smaller (thicker = juicier; thinner = more chip like)
-spray with butter (spray butter is healthier than melter & easier)
-sprinkle with parmigian cheese
-broil on high or low (depending on how hungry you are) until cheese melts/browns
-(optional) flip and repeat previous 3 steps
-enjoy a delicious side or snack
Gwenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-15588089204784129482013-08-10T11:19:15.652-06:002013-08-10T11:19:15.652-06:00Thanks for letting me know that Kathy. Now I need...Thanks for letting me know that Kathy. Now I need to make these without pre-cooking and take new photos!Kalyn Dennyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-6042399741462705332013-08-10T11:06:54.379-06:002013-08-10T11:06:54.379-06:00This was so delicious, thank you! I skipped the s...This was so delicious, thank you! I skipped the steaming, and just broiled them. I also seasoned them with salt and pepper before topping with cheese.kathyzknighthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-51287059069964632182012-05-15T17:16:51.398-06:002012-05-15T17:16:51.398-06:00LOL don't worry about leftovers... I will try ...LOL don't worry about leftovers... I will try this today or tomorrow for sure!zsiddiqi21http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-63671525049110646632012-03-07T19:49:04.116-07:002012-03-07T19:49:04.116-07:00Good to know, although some people don't have ...Good to know, although some people don't have a microwave. But good idea for those who do.Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-86537354492995441842012-03-07T19:41:11.497-07:002012-03-07T19:41:11.497-07:00Instead of par-boiling, just nuke for 2 minutes. W...Instead of par-boiling, just nuke for 2 minutes. Works fine & you don't have to drain or dry!!lsmomhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-7777898007950179602012-02-28T07:24:15.421-07:002012-02-28T07:24:15.421-07:00So glad you liked it!So glad you liked it!Kalynhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-33035611461684030512012-02-27T22:58:13.281-07:002012-02-27T22:58:13.281-07:00I see Mrs K had the same idea I did - to oven bake...I see Mrs K had the same idea I did - to oven bake. I sprayed the pan with OO Pam and decided to spray the zucchini too. Then I coated them with the cheese. I was grilling chicken breasts that had been marinated in a mixture of EVOO, lemon, oregano, salt & pepper and I timed everything to finish at the same time. Served them with a salad of mixed greens that were dressed with a vinaigrette made with both lemon and white balsamic. What an easy and awesome meal - I'm making the zucchini again. Thanks so much for the idea! Love your blogsfhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-35798572214717820772011-12-04T12:23:19.757-07:002011-12-04T12:23:19.757-07:00Tammy, so glad you're enjoying it, and how fun...Tammy, so glad you're enjoying it, and how fun that even your daughter likes it.Kalynhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-64766082531548817082011-12-04T11:38:34.514-07:002011-12-04T11:38:34.514-07:00I have made this several times now. We LOVE IT! S...I have made this several times now. We LOVE IT! Such a great recipe. Even my 20 month old daughter eats it and asks for firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-53463955454595935862011-07-26T15:55:54.845-06:002011-07-26T15:55:54.845-06:00Mrs. K, thanks for sharing that info. I think nex...Mrs. K, thanks for sharing that info. I think next time I will try your method.Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-66216419227254736392011-07-26T15:08:47.401-06:002011-07-26T15:08:47.401-06:00I make something very similar to this, but no boil...I make something very similar to this, but no boiling in water. If you do not want to cook in water first, place in 400 degree oven until golden brown, about 25minutewsMrs. Khttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-64653738280148783752011-01-24T18:00:43.227-07:002011-01-24T18:00:43.227-07:00Jennifer, great idea. Sounds good to me!Jennifer, great idea. Sounds good to me!Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-8373130561832244592011-01-24T17:45:54.168-07:002011-01-24T17:45:54.168-07:00I made these by brushing them with sour cream inst...I made these by brushing them with sour cream instead of butter and without boiling first. Gave them an extra couple of minutes baking after the broiling and they were delicious!Jenniferhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-8556584580211343542010-08-09T10:59:14.171-06:002010-08-09T10:59:14.171-06:00bwalice, I love your adaptation to cut the zucchin...bwalice, I love your adaptation to cut the zucchini into chips! I'll have to try that.Kalynhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-4252680150492263972010-08-09T10:46:26.495-06:002010-08-09T10:46:26.495-06:00Just wanted to add a note that I've modified t...Just wanted to add a note that I've modified this recipe a tiny bit, and my hubby loves it. Instead of cutting the zukes into "fries," I slice them into "chips" -- about 1/4" slices using my mandoline and then put them on the broiler rack. Everything else is pretty much the same - brush with a little bit of butter, sprinkle on salt, pepper, parmesan, and bake for about 15 minutes. We like our "chip" version a lot, and using the mandoline to slice is so fast! Every time I make these, we gobble them all up!bwalicehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-22393590642700872452010-01-19T15:36:45.545-07:002010-01-19T15:36:45.545-07:00TSannie, I do love that cookbook, use it all the t...TSannie, I do love that cookbook, use it all the time. I bought a used one, so it was pretty inexpensive.Kalynhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-72466462378255739132010-01-19T12:34:06.798-07:002010-01-19T12:34:06.798-07:00That looks delicious! And a lot more healthy than ...That looks delicious! And a lot more healthy than breadcrumb encrusted.
Just looked at the cookbook over at Amazon. Just the artichoke chapter looks wonderful! Might have to buy that book.TSanniehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-87237635982987893562008-08-19T18:40:00.000-06:002008-08-19T18:40:00.000-06:00I love cooking this for my family. My husband does...I love cooking this for my family. My husband doesn't care for veggies and sometimes the kiddos are hard to please but this one has been a dish that everyone goes for!!! thank you for making our Zucchini eating experience so much more enjoyable!

Tonight I'm cooking it for my parents who are on the low-carb diet so this will be great for them also!

Thank you again ~ Oh and I LOVE the pictures!!! Good work!!Jessecahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-37533827093377210812008-08-04T07:38:00.000-06:002008-08-04T07:38:00.000-06:00Oh, you're killing me here!! This looks incredibl...Oh, you're killing me here!! This looks incredible. I usually just make zucchini carpaccio when I have an abundance, but now I think I'll try this. Thanks!!Jeannehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-89971020484004637712008-07-31T22:26:00.000-06:002008-07-31T22:26:00.000-06:00A brushed garlic butter on instead of just butter ...A brushed garlic butter on instead of just butter and they were email@example.com


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