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Office: 614 Flanner Hall
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Areas of Expertise
Cultural, linguistic, and psychological anthropology; deception and truth; multilingualism; person and self; ethnicity, nationalism and identity; childhood and higher education; morality; well-being; justice; sustainability and food; anthropological theory; China and Asia, the U.S.; cross-cultural comparison
Blum's big question is: What does the world look and feel like to people, and what are the factors that shaped those views? In pursuit of this question she has looked at the assumptions people in a variety of settings — especially China and the United States — make about how the world is and how it should be, and how they evaluate other people's behavior. In particular she has tried to understand the nature of individual and social identity ("Portraits of 'Primitives': Ordering Human Kinds in the Chinese Nation," Rowman & Littlefield), cultural and linguistic diversity, the morality of truth and deception across cultures ("Lies that Bind: Chinese Truth, Other Truths," Rowman & Littlefield), the nature of authorship and achievement in higher education ("My Word! Plagiarism and College Culture," Cornell University Press), and the meanings of food production and consumption. Her recent work ("'I Love Learning; I Hate School': An Anthropology of College," Cornell U Press) compares formal education and learning outside schools as they participate in the creation of self, well-being and meaning.
An active member of the Task Group on Language and Social Justice, she has written about the so-called language gap alleged to account for children in poverty failing to thrive in schools, and on Chinese language and social justice. In her classes and the collection of readings she published ("Making Sense of Language: Readings on Culture and Communication," three editions, Oxford University Press) she emphasizes the centrality of questions and curiosity. These always drive the human quest to learn.
At Notre Dame, where she has worked since 2000, beyond the Department of Anthropology she is actively involved in the Institute for Asia and Asian Studies, the Kellogg Institute for International Studies and the Institute for Educational Initiatives. She is also a faculty affiliate of the Shaw Center for Children and Families.
Blum reflects on her work.
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Notre Dame announces new Ph.D. program in anthropology
Exploring learning in and out of school
Teaching awards honor exemplary work with undergraduates
Anthropologist's new book examines plagiarism among college students
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Father Jenkins leads campus delegation on trip to Asia
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Professors publish new book on Chinese culture
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Thornbury 26 Aberavon Harlequins 26
A TRY in last play denied Thornbury victory in a drawn match with Aberavon Quins.
Thornbury began well and had their visitors in trouble in the scrum. After five minutes, possession from a strike against the head was moved quickly to the left then switched back inside for Luke Panting to barge through several tackles and score a fine try between the posts. The first score of the season was converted by Tim Stephens.
Aberavon Quins made the most of an error when Thorns tried to run out of defence and scored a converted try.
A second soft try was conceded five minutes later and Quins were suddenly 14-7 ahead.
Thorns attacked from the restart and a fine move created space for Jack Hussey to crash over in the corner but the referee saw a forward pass and the try was disallowed.
Eventually the pressure led to a second Thornbury try when Steve Allington capitalised on good passing to score in the corner.
It was the Quins who started the second period the better and from pressure on the Thornbury scrum on the home line the ball went loose over the goal line. Tom Head reached out for the ball and seemed to ground it but the visiting flanker followed up and dived on the ball for the try. The conversion put Quins 21-12 up.
Within a few minutes of the start of the third period Ross Baker, who had enjoyed a fine debut with strong runs and good defence, capitalised on a kick behind the Quins defence to score out wide. Stephens converted with an excellent kick to bring the score to 21-19.
Thorns continued to press and a few minutes later Baker cut a fine line to race in for his second try. Stephens converted for a 26-21 lead.
With the game in injury time Quins crashed over in the corner for an equalising try despite protests that the ball wasn't grounded, but when the conversion missed the game ended as a draw.
Thornbury scorers: Tries - Luke Panting, Steve Allington, Ross Baker (2); conversions - Tim Stephens (3).
A desperately under-strength Thornbury Development XV lost 65-0 to leading Welsh side Aberavon Quins Youth in a curtain-raiser to the first team game. Nevertheless the players will learn from the experience and, as coach Simon Fieldhouse pointed out, they will not play a better side all season.
Thornbury face North Bristol on Thursday. The match has been switched from Almondsbury to Thornbury's ground.


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SOCCER: The World Cup of Flopping
SOCCER: The World Cup of Flopping
The World Cup has shown many examples of the worst part of soccer – the tendency of players to fall down and pretend they're hurt when there's contact with a player on the opposing side.
The Wall Street Journal decided to find out which country has been the worst through the first 32 games of the cup. (The study discounted serious injuries where players missed significant times in games.)
Brazil ended up with the most "injuries," with players going down and staying down 17 times over their first two games. Their best player, Neymar, had five such "injuries," the most on his team. In every case he was back on his feet within 15 seconds.
Honduras spent the most time on the ground or being tended to by trainers – seven minutes and 40 seconds. Five minutes and 10 seconds of that came in the first half against France when their match was tied.
The U.S players are just as guilty as the other teams – they tied for seventh with 12 "injuries" and spent the fifth most amount of time on the ground, six minutes and 21 seconds.
The toughest (or maybe most honest) team? That's Bosnia and Herzegovina. The World Cup newcomers haven't learned how teams work the refs – they only had two "injuries" in two games for a total of 24 seconds of writhing time.


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Two noteworthy anniversaries are marked this month: the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council, which occurred on October 11, 1962, and the 495th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, widely recognized on October 31, but transferred and celebrated by many churches as "Reformation Sunday." (This year it occurs on the 27th). Admittedly, the latter anniversary perhaps only gains greater purchase on our imagination now as it betokens the epochal 500th anniversary, which will be marked worldwide in 2017.
Concerning the latter, Mark Noll of the University of Notre Dame and I have planned a conference that will take place at Gordon College, where I teach, in November of 2013. Titled "Protestantism? Reflections in Advance of the 500th Anniversary of the Protestant Reformation: 1517-2017," the conference, we hope, will lay groundwork for asking the "big questions" about the Reformation that inexorably will arise as 2017 draws near. As we have surveyed the road ahead: "The world is fast approaching an epochal date: 31 October 2017, the quincentennial of the Protestant Reformation. Countries, social movements, churches, universities, seminaries, and other institutions shaped by Protestantism face a daunting challenge: how best to commemorate the Reformation 500 years after the fact. . . . The upcoming anniversary provides a propitious moment to take stock of the 'big picture' and frame lines of inquiry relevant to understanding the 'social memory' of the Reformation."
For now though, the Reformation can wait, as it is the 50th anniversary of Vatican II that knocks on the door. Upon closer reflection, however, the two anniversaries are connected, for one of the most significant historical realities that the Reformation quincentennial will have to reckon with is the stunning event that was Vatican II (1962-65).
Popular accounts of postconciliar Catholicism tend to focus on the hot-button issues (female ordination, contraception, clerical celibacy) and divide the Church between the children of light (progressives, who saw Vatican II as a down payment on more far-reaching reforms) and the children of darkness (conservatives, who worried that Vatican II itself went a step too far). This is lazy Whig history, injurious to more sober historical and theological assessments of Vatican II. For starters, one at least ought to familiarize oneself with the guiding ideas behind the Council called by John XXIII. These are usually rendered in two foreign words: the Italian aggiornamento or, loosely, bringing the Church into dialogue with the modern world, and the French ressourcement or, loosely, seeking older sources (especially from the patristic period) for helping the Church think through contemporary challenges.
With an eye toward the Reformation anniversary, two of the sixteen documents produced at Vatican II hold special significance: Lumen gentium, the constitution on ecclesiology or the nature of the Church and Unitatis redintegratio, the decree on ecumenism or the question of Christian unity. Both documents, in my humble opinion, helped address certain Reformation-era critiques and moved the Catholic Church in the direction, if not in the immediate vicinity, of Protestantism or certain strands thereof. Lumen gentium or "the Light of the Nations" stepped back from the highly juridical ecclesiology emphasized at the Council of Trent (1545-63) and the First Vatican Council (1860-70). In its place, the bishops asserted that the "Mystery of the Church" should regain a greater understanding of itself (prelates, priests, and laity) as "the people of God," guided by the Holy Spirit. What is more, Lumen gentium moved away from the Tridentine view of the Roman Catholic Church as "being" (est) the true Church to a view that saw the fullness of the Church universal as "subsisting in" (subsistit in) in the Roman Catholic Church. A small distinction perhaps, but a necessary one for Unitatis redintegratio, which allowed for a more generous appraisal of non-Catholic Christians. This document unprecedentedly proclaims that "both sides were to blame" for the breach of the sixteenth century and that greater cooperation and dialogue with "separated brethren" was essential. The Council elaborated:
The children who are born into these [Protestant] Communities and who grow up believing in Christ cannot be accused of the sin involved in the separation, and the Catholic Church embraces upon them as brothers, with respect and affection. . . . . Moreover, some and even very many of the significant elements and endowments which together go to build up and give life to the Church itself, can exist outside the visible boundaries of the [Roman] Catholic Church: the written word of God; the life of grace; faith, hope and charity, with the other interior gifts of the Holy Spirit, and visible elements too. All of these, which come from Christ and lead back to Christ, belong by right to the one Church of Christ.
Since Vatican II, ecumenical efforts have been sadly a mixed bag. On the one hand, numerous statements of cooperation and understanding have been issued between the Catholic Church and various Protestant bodies, spearheaded from the Catholic side by the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of Christian Unity. John Paul II's encyclical Ut unum sint (1995), moreover, represented a bold restatement and elaboration of Unitatis redintegratio. In the United States, a notable cooling of evangelical-Catholic tensions has taken place, motivated in part by what the Baptist theologian Timothy George has famously called an "ecumenism of the trenches," a common ethical front against various moral depredations. Even so, many of the theological hopes and longings of Vatican II remain elusive or else cheapened by an overweening inclination on the part of some to purchase unity at the price of ignoring genuine differences.
At the very least, as we remember Vatican II and prepare to remember the Reformation at 500, let me suggest it is the duty of all educated Christians to read up on Vatican II. Now is a particularly propitious moment to do so and one can begin at the Vatican's website here. Perhaps the unity of the Church is, finally, only an eschatological reality. But for allChristians who pray "thy Kingdom come," something as trifling as the practically impossible should never stand in the way of the theologically necessary. Let this season of commemorations begin.


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SU2 is the focus of a new Intel Parallel Computing Center
by SU2 development team
The SU2 team is excited to announce that SU2 (Aerospace Design Lab, Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics, Stanford University) has been selected as the focus of a new Intel Parallel Computing Center (IPCC). The new collaboration with Intel is geared toward improving the high-performance capabilities of the open-source SU2 platform. According to the official description from Intel, the goal of the centers is to modernize software applications to increase parallelism and scalability by leveraging all of the features found within modern processor architectures. The centers should also emphasize an educational component: training future students and scientists in code modernization will unlock future breakthroughs across many fields, including engineering, finance, energy, etc.
The prepared description for the new IPCC reads as follows:
High-Performance, Open-Source CFD Analysis and Design on the Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessor
The solution of Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) is the basis for predictive simulations in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to analyze of a wide range of problems including turbulence, acoustics, heat transfer, vertical flows, and combustion. CFD simulations run the gamut of computational expense, from simple, single-processor jobs to highly-complex computations distributed over millions of cores. Improving the performance of such simulations will allow more accurate predictions, and permit the use of methodologies that are currently prohibitively expensive. As improvements in single-core clock-speed have stalled, improvements in the parallelization of CFD codes provide the greatest opportunity for improvements in wall-clock solution time.
Heterogeneous computers with millions of accelerated cores are becoming widespread in scientific computing and will be the future of exascale architectures. Unfortunately, it is increasingly difficult to achieve high levels of performance, and the scalability required by aerospace applications will only be realized through investment in algorithmic improvements to fully utilize all resources. The Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor architecture, with many cores and low communication bandwidth, promises to be a revolution for CFD.
We believe that not every engineer needs to become an expert on the diversity of architectures populating the market today. For this reason, and over the past 3 and half years, we have developed and supported an open-source software tool suite, the Stanford University Unstructured (SU2) suite, that enables engineers to analyze complex shapes that interact with a fluid, such as an aircraft wing or wind turbine blade, and to optimize it to obtain high levels of performance. We believe that open-source solutions such as SU2 can serve as a platform to leverage research in high-performance parallel computing for use in the broader community. Our Intel Parallel Computing Center will focus on high-fidelity applications in the engineering fields described above, and on breaking current paradigms in three significant ways using the Xeon Phi coprocessor architecture:
- Create an optimized implementation of the complete SU2 suite on the Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor, through research and adoption of best practices including vectorization, hybrid OpenMP/MPI programming, and full parallel I/O.
- Understand the suitability of and customize algorithms for implementation on Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors.
- Enable scalability to very large numbers of Xeon Phi coprocessors.
The result of our research will be included in the SU2 suite and available to the community at large.


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At 20, you think "Even though I don't have enough money in my checking account to pay my rent, purchasing this $50 padded monstrosity of a push-up bra to adorn my perfect jugs is an excellent use of limited resources. Ooooohhhh!!! Matching panties!"
At 40, you recognize Victoria's Secret for what it is: another vestige of institutional sexism designed to make you and your boobs feel as if they are wrong. MY BOOBS ARE NOT WRONG. My boobs just shop at Macy's now.
At 40, you're not only legal but you're armed with both the knowledge and the checking account to be able to buy the good stuff. Like T-boxes. And if someone cards you, you get all happy and dance-y and side-glance-y and say really loudly (so that everyone can hear): "YOU WANT TO SEE MY ID? TO BUY THIS BOX OF WINE? TEE HEEE! WHY OF COURSE!"
8. Friends
At 20, you probably still have this stupid idea that you want to be cool. Therefore, you make an ass of yourself trying to seem like you're awesome instead of awkward and stupid and you usually do it around girls who are total jelly-fishing, self-esteem zappers only you're too awed by their coolness to see that.
At 40, you're like: "I AM BOOBSTAIN! HERE ME RAWR!" and all your friends are like: "We love you Boobstain!" or "Suck it, Fancy!" and then you get a Starbucks.
7. Dudes
At 20, you probably still have this stupid idea that you want to go out with Jake Ryan or some other standard of male perfection (which is of course ridiculous because most dudes that age are so hormone-driven that they can barely read). Therefore, you make an ass of yourself trying to seem like you're perfect and worth their stupid attention and you usually do it around guys who are total douchebags only you're too busy trying impress them and not fall down in your stilettos to notice.
At 40, you've probably figured out that while every dude has his douche-y moments, most men are so much more awesome at 40 than they were at 20. And that the perfect dude isn't some guy you have to hide your awkward in front of and pretend to be awesome for, but someone who tells you: "I love you Boobstain!" or "Suck it, Fancy!" and then you get a snuggle. And we can rock a pair of stilettos.
6. Money
5. Your home
At 20, you live with three or four other people that you met in college. The refrigerator is full of leftover pizza and beer, and every month or so you worry that the lights are going to get turned off. There's far too many electronics and far too few cleaning supplies. And your house is full of furniture that probably used to be in a fraternity house.
At 40, you live with three or four other people that you married or made. The refrigerator is full of juice boxes and leftovers from last night's pot roast, and every month or so, you turn off all the lights, light a ton of candles and throw a little cocktail party for your friends with things like brie and petit-fours. The electronics are all covered with sticky fingerprints, but that's fine because there's plenty of cleaning supplies. And your house is full of furniture that probably will one day be in a fraternity house.
4. Your body
Ummmm...well...yeah, 20 wins. Stupid 20.
At 40, you go for the comfiest, roomiest, yoga pants-iest things you can find. After all, you've got a post-partum body you want to hide. No store carries anything you'd wear; fortunately, Target does. And that's just fine, because while you're there buying the latest pair of Mom Jeans, you can pick up some diapers and a hose. And you think longingly of how pretty you were at 20 and wish you could have enjoyed that more because now before 8 am you bear a slight resemblence to the Emperor from Star Wars.
2. Career
At 20, you don't have the education that will get you a job any fancier than being a barrista at Starbucks. So you spend your time taking care of children because you can charge WAY more than minimum wage and all you have to do is hang out with some kids.
At 40, you have at least one, but maybe two -- or even three -- calligraphy lettered certificates on your wall attesting to your fancy and high priced education. After years of clawing at the corporate ladder, you decide that maybe your time is best served taking care of small children. But this time, you're doing it for free. And because you no longer pull a paycheck you can't afford to have a barrista make you the Starbucks that you so desperately need.
1. Your brain
At 20, you're probably pretty stupid. You may just now be coming out of the haze of adolescence and becoming more self-aware and thoughtful every day. It's probably dawning on you that you're going to have step up and stop being such a tool. The thought may occur to you that your parents aren't asshats after all. This set of realizations are not always a pleasant experience.
At 40, you're still pretty stupid. You may just now be coming out of The Blur related to pregnancy, childbirth and having small, adorable, screeching people running around your house and not letting you sleep. It's probably dawning on you that even though this motherhood thing has periodic moments of soul-sucking horror, it's also the best thing that ever happened to you. And that you may just turn out to be a pretty decent person after all, one who deserves the amazing kids she was lucky enough to end up with. And this set of realizations is a pretty awesome experience.
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Angelina Jolie Talks Stepping Into 'Maleficent' Role: 'You Have to Have Horns'
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the A-Lister opened up about her highly-anticipated film, Maleficent (based on the evil queen from Disney's classic Sleeping Beauty), and explained how we'll get to see a new side of her.
When EW asked if the film was sympathetic to Maleficent or if she would be a "straight-up villain," the 36-year-old mother of six said:
"It's both. I hope in the end you see a woman who is capable of being many things, and just because she protects herself and is aggressive, it doesn't mean she can't have other [warmer] qualities. You have to figure out the puzzle of what she is."
And even though Maleficent is known for her extremely evil ways, she also added:
"It sounds really crazy to say that there will be something that's good for young girls in this, because it sounds like you're saying they should be a villain. [Maleficent] is actually a great person. But she's not perfect. She's far from perfect."
Also, you can bet her six kids are excited to see her take on a Disney role, saying, "My kids are very happy."
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Have you ever quickly selected one box of crackers over another because the box said it was "natural?" Food companies know you probably have. They also know they can slap the word "natural" on just about anything.
If you feel duped, you're not alone. A national Consumer Reports survey found most shoppers think "natural" means that meat and poultry are free of drugs, antibiotics, or GMOs (it doesn't mean that at all). They think it means packaged food free of artificial ingredients and GMOs (nope, it doesn't mean that either.) Maybe it means food grown without toxic pesticides? Again, no.
Tell the FDA to drop this misleading label from our food or give it real meaning! FDA could require foods labeled "natural" to meet organic standards and contain no synthetic or artificial ingredients. Either give this label real meaning or get rid of it!
Sign our petition and add your own comment!
To the FDA:
The ubiquitous "natural" label leads consumers to believe the food they buy does not contain such things as artificial ingredients, GMOs, pesticides, and hormones. Without any oversight or enforcement, food companies can use the "natural" label deceptively on almost any food. Fix it or drop it!
Sincerely,[Your Name] [Your Address] [City, State ZIP]
Consumers Union (CU) is an expert, independent, nonprofit organization whose mission is to work for a fair, just and safe marketplace for all consumers and to empower consumers to protect themselves.


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Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 04:58:51 GMT
I am looking for information about the R. Groom and Sons timber company of
Wellington, Shropshire, which was in business from about the 1830's to the
1970's, although Groom family involvement evidently ended in the 1930's.
Shropshire Research and Records sent me a great deal of information on its
operations at the turn of the century, but don't know anything about it
after that, especially the reason the Grooms bowed out of the company. What
I am hoping to find is someone who actually remembers it or recalls hearing
about it, as it evidently was at one time a large company. Is this familiar
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I share a lot of fantastic links and such on our social media pages. Here's a round-up of some of the highlights from November. After I gathered them up, I realized that for some reason they all come in twos this month.Two informational posts: Via Not My Mother: A Memoir, "Learn more about why vaginas are incredible here" and practical advice on Witchcraft during pregnancy. Two interesting looking new books: The Mindful Way through Pregnancy and Red Medicine: Traditional Indigenous Rites … [Read more...]
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Originally posted on September 18, 2012 by MollyIn this circle No Fear In this circle Deep Peace In this circle Great Happiness In this circle Rich ConnectionI've recently been on a reading streak with books on ritual. I've always been interested in ritual, especially women's rituals, and I've planned and facilitated a lot of different rituals. I also have a huge variety of books that include information on planning rituals, women's spirituality books, books about blessingways, and mor … [Read more...]
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Hong Kong health authorities on Tuesday stepped up checks on travellers and hospital patients after it was reported that the new H7N9 bird flu virus had infected four people in eastern China.
The Department of Health said its Centre for Health Protection (CHP) was closely monitoring the situation and would continue to liaise with mainland health authorities.
It advised Hong Kong travellers – especially those from Shanghai, Anhui and Jiangsu – to wear facial masks and seek medical attention if respiratory symptoms developed.
University of Hong Kong microbiology professor Ho Pak-leung said he believed the four new cases was not cross-infections between humans as no epidemiological connections were seen.
He believed the cases were contracted via contact with infected poultry – where the new strain might have commonly existed.
Ho said taking defensive measures at this stage was necessary but may prove difficult because infected poultry may not show any symptoms. He warned the public to pay extra attention when coming into contact with poultry.
New control measures announced in Hong Kong include intensifying checks of body temperatures of travellers from the mainland – particularly those from Shanghai and Anhui province where three of the infections were reported.
Two patients in Shanghai have died and a third in Anhui has fallen seriously ill since their infection last month. And a fourth case involving a poultry butcher was reported on Tuesday afternoon in Nanjing – the capital city of Jiangsu province, which neighbours Anhui.
Inflight broadcasts and leaflets will ask passengers from these regions to report any health conditions when they reach Hong Kong.
The emergency departments and clinics of the city's public hospitals are also keeping an keen eye on patients with fever, a typical symptom of avian flu.
People with these symptoms who have visited the infected regions or have recently had contact with wild birds or poultry, will be put in isolated wards for further observation and tests on the H7N9 virus, the CHP said.
Dr Leung Ting-hung, controller of Hong Kong's Centre for Health Protection, said on Tuesday afternoon there was no evidence so far the new strain could pass from human-to-human easily, but the city should stay vigilant. "Because any virus is capable of mutating, we have to closely monitor any latest developments," he said.
Leung added that the new strain yielded a high death rate, although it did not appear highly contagious between humans.
Dr Dominic Tsang Ngai-chong, from the Hospital Authority's infectious disease control branch, said it would take about one day for rapid tests to determine a human bird flu infection.
Hong Kong suffered the first major outbreak of bird flu among humans in 1997. Six people died after becoming infected with the H5N1 strain. The health authorities ordered the slaughtering of more than one million poultry birds.


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Samurai: Criterion Collection
Although I don't own this collection set, I can say i've seen all of the movies. In fact I own many of these films on DVD. Kurosawa's films are a favorite among samurai movie watchers, but I often prefer Masaki Kobayashi's darker themes. But that's just me. One suggestion for newcomers to Japanese Samurai cinema; you should check your local library for some of these titles. I worked at a library and they carried most of the same titles. Also I have seen movies I didn't like, even when I expected to like them.
I have all the seasons but over the years some of the discs have gone lost and the flimsy plastic cases they come in seperately broke-huge designing problem. This box set is a must have for any woman
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Calls for "all under-14s who commit crime" to be dealt with by education and social services were agreed at the party conference in Bournemouth.
It also pledged to raise the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 12.
The changes would have meant the boys who killed Liverpool toddler Jamie Bulger would not have faced a trial.
Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were only 10 when they abducted two-year-old James from a Liverpool shopping centre before torturing and killing him.
But a string of speakers insisted decriminalisation was not a "soft option" arguing prevention was better than cure.
Lord McNally said: "What we have got to do is hold our nerve against populist talk.
"If prisons really worked then surely we would be building less of them not more of them."
The motion also called for the Prison Service accommodation to be phased out for prisoners aged 15 to 17 and supporting the work of the Youth Justice Board in developing alternative community sentences.
Lib Dem Home Affairs spokesman Mark Oaten said: "The government's track record on dealing with juvenile re-offending is woeful.
"We believe it is better for offenders under 14 to be dealt with by social services, with the most serious offenders being detained in secure accommodation, rather than being placed in a young offenders' institution, which are too often colleges of crime."
The Lib Dems say the move would bring Britain more in line with its European counterparts and believe that at the age of 10, 11 or 12, some young people don't necessarily know the difference between right and wrong.
They also point out that very young offenders may not understand the longer term consequences of their actions.
Most young offenders are dealt with by the Youth Courts, but the most serious cases are heard in the adult courts.
A Lib Dem spokesman said: "If a 10 or 11-year-old were to murder a child they could be put in secure accommodation run by local authority social services.
"Putting young people in a young offenders institute is going to lead to more crime and self harming."
The plan comes after the number of youngsters being held in detention centres and prisons were highlighted by the death of 14-year-old Adam Rickwood.
Adam became the youngest person in British penal history to die in custody when he was found hanged in his cell in Hassockfield secure training centre, County Durham.
A committee of MPs, the Joint Committee on Human Rights, is to look in to the circumstances around his death.
Other Lib Dem plans to deal with crime include:


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Rebecca Black Rocks Out on 'America's Got Talent' (VIDEO)
Black brought the infamous song "Friday" to the AGT stage, ripping through an abbreviated version of the viral sensation — complete with a glittery backdrop, dancers, and no autotune. After Black finished, host Nick Cannon was so enthused that he sang some of the lyrics, calling it "my jam."
The performance came on the same day that Black's interview with Nightline revealed that she dropped out of high school because of bullying she faced after "Friday" was released.
"I've had a lot of experience with not being likes and all that," she said. "I think if I hadn't had to deal with that in the past then I totally would have handled this differently and I would have gone down in burning flames. But I've learned that you just can't let it get to you."


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The New York Yankees have officially re-signed outfielder Ichiro Suzuki to a two-year contract worth roughly $13 million.
Despite New York's desire to fill out the roster with one-year deals, the Yankees were forced to make Ichiro a two-year offer after multiple teams became interested. By returning to the Bronx, the 39 year-old outfielder left higher offers on the table from the Philadelphia Phillies and San Francisco Giants, who reportedly offered two-year deals worth $14 million and $15 million respectively.
Suzuki started slow last season, hitting just .261 in his first 95 games with the Seattle Mariners, but revived his career after being traded to the Yankees, hitting .322 with five home runs, 27 RBI, and 14 stolen bases in 67 games.
With Ichiro expected to start in right field, Curtis Granderson starting in center field, and Brett Gardner in left field, all three starters in New York's outfield are left-handed hitters. In addition, Ichiro and Gardner are both contact hitters known for their base running rather than home run power. To counter the left-handed bats and lack of power at the corner outfield positions, the Yankees are looking to sign a right-handed power-hitter.
New York's top option to fill that role is free agent Scott Hairston, who hit 20 home runs with the New York Mets last season.
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Giggs backs van Gaal
Ryan Giggs has given a glowing assessment of the man who is likely to pip him to his dream job.
There is growing support inside the dressing room and from the club's vast fan base for Giggs to be handed the Manchester United job on a full-time basis.
United are set to appoint Louis van Gaal instead, though, as the Holland coach has far more experience than the Welshman, who is yet to complete his Uefa Pro Licence exams.
Giggs has come up against van Gaal's teams on three occasions - in 1998 when the 62-year-old was in charge of Barcelona - and four years ago when United bowed out of the Champions League to Bayern Munich over two legs.
Giggs had nothing but warm words for van Gaal when asked about his potential successor on Friday.
"He has a brilliant reputation," the United interim boss said. "He is a successful manager in different countries. Obviously, he has taken Holland to the World Cup. He has a fantastic pedigree."
What role Giggs plays under van Gaal remains to be seen.
A number of options remain open for Giggs, who started his four-match spell in charge with a 4-0 win over Norwich last weekend.
Giggs could coach under van Gaal, he could play for the Dutchman or he may depart for pastures new after 24 years at Old Trafford.
The midfielder said that he will not decide his future until the end of the season.
"My concentration is on the remaining three games and then I will see what happens at the end of the season," Giggs said.
"I have got to decide if I want to play or not, so there is no point thinking if I want to be an assistant or if I want to be a manager somewhere else.
"There are so many things to think about, but that's in the future.
"I honestly don't know (what I will do)."
When the 75,000 fans inside Old Trafford stood to applaud Giggs as he strolled down the touchline in his club suit last Saturday, it was like a scene out of a Hollywood film.
If Giggs is to say goodbye to United this summer, there are only two more chances for him to run out on to the pitch at Old Trafford.
Giggs did not ditch his suit and slip on the United kit for last night's match against Sunderland and there is a possibility that he will not turn out in the final home match of the season against Hull three days later.
"As footballers, we are pretty superstitious so (I will keep) my suit on (for the Sunderland game)," Giggs said.
"I am still training and doing bits and pieces so I am still in the frame for playing the remaining games or being involved."
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MIAMI SHORES, Fla. – Softball's Sunshine State Conference series-opener against the Barry Buccaneers has been postponed due to rain in the Miami area.
The Lions will make-up the single game on Sunday, March 28 from Barry University with first pitch scheduled for 1:00 p.m.
The two teams will kick-off their series tomorrow (March 27) in a doubleheader from Buccaneer Field. First pitch is also set for 1:00 p.m.
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WSJ/NBC Poll: How Are They Doing on Health Care?
Susan Davis reports on the latest WSJ/NBC News poll.
There's more bad news for Republicans: about three times as many Americans disapprove of how they are handling the heath care debate than approve, according to the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll.
A clear majority, 65%, said they disapprove of how congressional Republicans are handling the issue of health care overhaul, while just 21% said they approve. Those numbers are little changed from last month—their approval rating stayed the same, but the disapproval was slightly lower at 62%.
Meanwhile, President Barack Obama's handling of the health care debate has divided Americans almost evenly: 45% approve of the president's actions while 46% disapprove. Since August, Obama has tightened that gap slightly, as 47% disapproved then and 41% approved.
The full poll will be released on www.wsj.com at 6:30 p.m. EDT.


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Financial Development and Household Welfare: Microevidence from Thai Households
We provide new micro evidence on the discussion about the relationship between financial development and welfare. Relying on the concept of local financial development our analysis focuses on three dimensions of household welfare: vulnerability to poverty, investment, and consumption smoothing. Even though we cannot find a significant effect on vulnerability, we provide evidence that financial development is correlated with higher investment and better possibilities to smooth consumption. The extent of both effects is also economically significant. Our results hold for alternative specifications and variations in the measurement of financial development.
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Known as the "Sad Iron", U. S. Patent 113,448, April 4, 1871, was granted to Mary Florence Potts of Ottumwa, Iowa.
The invention was a detachable handle for pressing irons. This permitted a person to heat a number of iron bodies on a stove, attach the handle to one and iron with it until it cooled, then attached the handle to another heated iron body.
The model was 8" x 5" x 6" and had a metal body with a smooth bottom, a gold colored metal latch, and wood handle. The body was filled with a white non-conducting material, perhaps Plaster of Paris. The name "Mary Florence Potts" was engraved in script.
Mrs. Potts claimed in her patent that this material held the heat longer so that more garments could be ironed without reheating the iron. Mary Potts received a series of patents for variations on her iron. Some patents also were reissued.
"Mrs. Potts' Sad Iron" was widely manufactured and licensed in the United States and Europe. Her picture was featured in advertising. The iron was exhibited in the Centennial Exhibition at the Smithsonian and also in the 1976 Bicentennial Exhibition.


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A WOOLSTON driver caught when more than twice over the legal limit has been banned for 18 months.
Thomas James Powell, aged 20, of Hillock Lane, pleaded guilty to drink driving at Halton Magistrates Court on Thursday.
He was stopped by police on Knutsford Road at 6.30am on January 5 after officers noticed he was using fog lights when they were not needed.
A breath test shwoed 73 microgrammes of alcohol in 100ml of breath. The limit is 35.
The court heard he was leaving a friends where he had stayed overnight following a work's Christmas dinner.
Powell was also fined £320 and told to pay costs of £85, and a victim surcharge of £32.


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|This page uses content from the English Wikipedia. The original article was at Millenialism. The list of authors can be seen in the page history.
- This is an overview of both Christian and non-Christian Millennialism. For specific variants, see Premillennialism, Amillennialism, or Postmillenialism.
Millennialism (from millennium, Latin for "thousand years"), or chiliasm in Greek, is a belief held by some Christian denominations that there will be a Golden Age or Paradise on Earth in which "Christ will reign" prior to the final judgment and future eternal state (the New Heavens and New Earth). This belief is derived primarily from the book of Revelation 20:1-6. Millennialism as such is a specific form of Millenarianism.
Among Christians who hold this belief, this is not the "end of the world", but rather the penultimate age, the age just prior to the end of the world when the present heavens and earth will flee away (Rev. 21:1). Some believe that between the millennium proper and the end of the world there will be a brief period in which a final battle with Satan will take place. After this follows the Last Judgment.
Millennialism is also a doctrine of medieval Zoroastrianism concerning successive thousand-year periods, each of which will end in a cataclysm of heresy and destruction, until the final destruction of evil and of the spirit of evil by a triumphant king of peace at the end of the final millennial age (supposed by some to be the year 2000). "Then Saoshyant makes the creatures again pure, and the resurrection and future existence occur" (Zand-i Vohuman Yasht 3:62).
Various other social and political movements, both religious and secular, have also been linked to millennialist metaphors by scholars.
If millenarian beliefs have fallen into disfavor in mainstream Christian theology today, this was not the case during the early Christian centuries. At least during the first four centuries, millennialism was normative in both East and West. Tertullian, Commodian, Lactantius, Methodius, and Apollinaris of Laodicea all advocated premillennial doctrine. In addition, according to religious scholar the Rev. Dr. Francis Nigel Lee the following is true, "Justin's 'Occasional Chiliasm' sui generis which was strongly anti-pretribulationistic was followed possibly by Pothinus in A.D. 175 and more probably (around 185) by Irenaeus -- although Justin Martyr, discussing his own premillennial beliefs in his Dialogue with Trypho the Jew, Chapter 110, observed that they were not necessary to Christians:
- I admitted to you formerly, that I and many others are of this opinion, and [believe] that such will take place, as you assuredly are aware; but, on the other hand, I signified to you that many who belong to the pure and pious faith, and are true Christians, think otherwise."
Melito of Sardis is frequently listed as a second century proponent of premillennialism. The support usually given for the supposition is that Jerome [Comm. on Ezek. 36 ] and Gennadius [De Dogm. Eccl., Ch. 52] both affirm that he was a decided millenarian."
In the early third century, Hippolytus of Rome wrote:
- And 6, 000 years must needs be accomplished, in order that the Sabbath may come, the rest, the holy day "on which God rested from all His works." For the Sabbath is the type and emblem of the future kingdom of the saints, when they "shall reign with Christ," when He comes from heaven, as John says in his Apocalypse: for "a day with the Lord is as a thousand years."Since, then, in six days God made all things, it follows that 6, 000 years must be fulfilled (Hippolytus. On the HexaËmeron, Or Six Days' Work. From Fragments from Commentaries on Various Books of Scripture).
Around 220, there were some similar influences on Tertullian though only with very important and extremely optimistic (if not perhaps even postmillennial modifications and implications). On the other hand, 'Christian Chiliastic' ideas were indeed advocated in 240 by Commodian; in 250 by the Egyptian Bishop Nepos in his Refutation of Allegorists; in 260 by the almost unknown Coracion; and in 310 by Lactantius.
Into the late fourth century, the Bishop known as Ambrose of Milan had millennial leanings (Ambrose of Milan. Book II. On the Belief in the Resurrection, verse 108).
The first known opponent of Christian chiliasm was Marcion, in the second century, who most Christians feel was an early heretic (Brown HOJ. Heresies: Heresy and Orthodoxy in the History of the Church. Hendrickson Publishers, Peabody (MA), 1988, p. 65). The Catholic Encyclopedia noted that in the second century proponents of "Gnosticism rejected millenarianism"(Kirsch J.P. Transcribed by Donald J. Boon. Millennium and Millenarianism. The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume X. Copyright © 1911 by Robert Appleton Company. Online Edition Copyright © 2003 by K. Knight. Nihil Obstat, October 1, 1911. Remy Lafort, S.T.D., Censor. Imprimatur. +John Cardinal Farley, Archbishop of New York).
Chiliasm was, however, according to the interpretation of non-chiliasts, condemned as a heresy in the 4th century by the Church, which included the phrase whose Kingdom shall have no end in the Nicene Creed in order to rule out the idea of a Kingdom of God which would last for only 1000 literal years. Despite some writers' belief in millennialism, it was a decided minority view, as expressed in the nearly universal condemnation of the doctrine over a gradual period of time, beginning with Augustine of Hippo. It is vigorously disputed whether or not caesaropapism had a role in the virtual annihilation of millennialism from the 4th Century onwards.
Millennialism is strongly rejected as a heresy by the Orthodox Church. In AD 230, the Ecumenical Synod of Iconium declared that baptisms performed by the Montanist sect were invalid. The Ecumenical Council of Constantinople in AD 381 supported the Synod of Iconium and further declared millennialism to be a heresy.
In a letter to Queen Gerberga of France around 950, Adso of Montier-en-Der established the idea of a "last World Emperor" who would conquer non-Christians before the arrival of the Antichrist.
There have been many claims that a millennial panic gripped Europe in the years approaching 1000 AD. Historians disagree over the veracity of these claims, with some arguing these stories were first told hundreds of years later, and others arguing the Catholic Church intentionally suppressed writings which could have stirred up a panic over the end of the world. A variety of different calendars were in use in Europe at the time, with the Anno Domini system adopted primarily only in England and France.
Christian views on the future order of events diversified after the Protestant reformation. In particular, new emphasis was placed on the passages in the Book of Revelation which seemed to say that Satan would be locked away for 1000 years, but then released on the world in a final battle (Rev. 20:1-6). Previous Catholic and Orthodox theologians had no clear or consensus view on what this actually meant (only the concept of an end of the world coming unexpected, "like a thief in a night", and the concept of "the antichrist" were almost universally held). Millennialist theories try to explain what this "1000 years of Satan in chains" would be like.
Various types of millennialism exist with regard to Christian Eschatology, especially within Protestantism, such as Premillennialism, Postmillennialism, and Amillennialism. The first two refer to different views of the relationship between the "millennial Kingdom" and Christ's second coming. Premillennialism sees Christ's second advent as preceding the millennium, thereby separating the second coming from the final judgment. In this view, "Christ's reign" will be physical. Postmillennialism sees Christ's second coming as subsequent to the millennium and consequent with the final judgment. In this view "Christ's reign" (during the millennium) will be spiritual in and through the church. Amillennialism basically denies a future literal 1000 year Kingdom and sees the church age metaphorically described in Rev. 20:1-6. In this view, "Christ's reign" is current in and through the church.
The Catholic Church now strongly condemns millennialism as the following shows:
- The Antichrist's deception already begins to take shape in the world every time the claim is made to realize within history that messianic hope which can only be realized beyond history through the eschatological judgment. The Church has rejected even modified forms of this falsification of the kingdom to come under the name of millenarianism, especially the "intrinsically perverse" political form of a secular messianism. (Catechism of the Catholic Church. Imprimatur Potest +Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger. Doubleday, NY 1995, p. 194).
Although never officially recognized by the Catholic Church, millennialism, which had clearly already existed in Jewish thought, received a new interpretation and fresh impetus with the arrival of Christianity. A millennium is a period of one thousand years, and, in particular, Christ's thousand-year rule on this earth, either directly preceding or immediately following the Second Coming (and the Day of Judgement).
The millennium reverses the previous period of evil and suffering; it rewards the virtuous for their courage while punishing the evil-doers, with a clear separation of saints and sinners. The vision of a thousand-year period of bliss for the faithful, to be enjoyed here on earth ("heaven on earth"), exerted an irresistible power. Although the picture of life in the millennial era is almost willfully obscure and hardly more appealing than that of, say, the Golden Age, what has made the millennium much more powerful than the Golden Age or Paradise myths are the activities of the sects and movements that it has inspired. Throughout the ages, hundreds of sects were convinced that the millennium was imminent, about to begin in the very near future, with precise dates given on many occasions.
Premillennial sects look for signs of Christ's imminent return. Other chiliast sects, such as the prophetic Anabaptist followers of Thomas Müntzer, have believed that the millennium had already begun, with only their own members having realized this fact. Consequently, they have attempted to live out their own vision of millennial life, radically overturning the beliefs and practices of the surrounding society. In doing so, they offered a model of the good life and expressed their hope that soon the rest of the world would follow and live like they did.
See Christian eschatology for a discussion of "premillennialism" and "postmillennialism".
Millennial sects have typically believed that the transition from the present age to the millennium would be anything but smooth, with the Antichrist having to be defeated and Jesus' reign on earth having to be established. Millennial theories differ as to whether the battle with the Antichrist will occur before or after the 1000 years. Based on Revelation 20:3, some believe Satan's "Millennial Rebellion" will occur after the 1000 year peace.
On the other hand, those who did not believe in the millennium also imagined the end of the world as chaotic and catastrophic. The word Apocalypse has been used for this final phase of human history as we know it, with Armageddon as the site of the last decisive battle on the Day of Judgement.
An (or the) Apocalypse [from Greek apo "off", "from", "away", "un-" and kalyptein "cover"] is,
- in the Judeo-Christian tradition, a revelation of God's purposes with the main intention of encouraging an oppressed and suffering minority to have faith in God and of proclaiming his ultimate triumph;
- in particular, the revelation of the future granted to John of the isle of Patmos, the author of the Bible's book of Revelation. Many consider this to be the same person as St John (one of the four evangelists), but this is now widely disputed by scholars. Revelation was written in Greek in the 1st century AD and burning with the conviction that the world is about to be destroyed and that Christ's Second Coming is at hand;
- hence, the last book of the New Testament (the "Revelation of St John", the Book of Revelation), which contains it;
- hence, the total destruction and end of the world.
The Book of Revelation is not easy to interpret. Numerous painters and sculptors have produced works of art dealing with the Apocalypse. For example, they portrayed the four horsemen of the Apocalypse, symbolizing pestilence, war, famine, and death.
The early Christian concept had ramifications far beyond strictly religious concern during the centuries to come, as it was blended and enhanced with ideas of utopia.
In the wake of early millennial thinking, the Three Ages philosophy (Drei-Reiche-Lehre) developed. Making use of the dogma of the Trinity, the Italian monk and theologian Joachim of Fiore (died 1202) claimed that all of human history was a succession of three ages:
- the Age of the Father (the Old Testament)
- the Age of the Son (the New Testament)
- the Age of the Holy Spirit (the age of love, peace, and freedom)
It was believed that the Age of the Holy Spirit would begin at around 1260, and that from then on all believers would be living as monks, mystically transfigured and full of praise for God, for a thousand years until Judgement Day would put an end to the history of our planet.
In the Modern Era, with the impact of religion on everyday life gradually decreasing and eventually almost vanishing, some of the concepts of millennial thinking have found their way into various secular ideas, usually in the form of a belief that a certain historical event will fundamentally change human society (or has already done so). For example, the French Revolution seemed to many to be ushering in the millennial age of reason. Also, the philosophies of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831) and Karl Marx (1818-1883) carried strong millennial overtones. As late as 1970, Yale law teacher Charles A. Reich coined the term "Consciousness III" in his best seller The Greening of America, in which he spoke of a new age ushered in by the hippie generation. However, these secular theories generally have little or nothing to do with the original millennial thinking, or with each other.
There is a not dissimilar belief in Judaism. Time is split into 3 periods (1) The world started in year 1 (= 3761 BCE), the epoch. For almost two thousand years there was nothing, most people were idolatrous and God's presence was not seen in the world. (2) In 1812 BCE, 1948 in Jewish years, Abraham was born. The birth of the first forefather heralded two thousand years of Godliness. This is the period of the Bible, the temples in Jerusalem etc. (3) In 70 CE the Second Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed, Jews were banned from Jerusalem and exiled from Israel. This started a further two thousand years of non-Godliness. Some Jews believe that the Messiah must come before the end of this period which should end in about 2270 CE.
The most controversial interpretation of the Three Ages philosophy and of millennialism in general is Hitler's "Third Reich" ("Drittes Reich", "Tausendjähriges Reich"), which, in his vision, would last for a thousand years - but which in reality only lasted for 12 years (1933-1945).
The phrase "Third Reich" was coined by the German thinker Arthur Moeller van den Bruck, who in 1923 published a book entitled Das Dritte Reich, which eventually became a catchphrase that survived the Nazi regime.
Looking back at German history, two periods were distinguished, and identified with the ages of Joachim of Fiore:
- the Holy Roman Empire (beginning with Charlemagne in AD 800) -- (the "First Reich"), --The Age of the Father and
- the German Empire -- under the Hohenzollern dynasty (1871 - 1918) (the "Second Reich") -- The Age of the Son.
These were now to be followed—after the interval of the Weimar Republic (1918 - 1933), during which constitutionalism, parliamentarism and even pacifism ruled—by:
- the "Third Reich" -- The Age of the Holy Ghost.
Although van den Bruck was unimpressed by Adolf Hitler when he met him in 1922 and did not join the Nazi Party, nevertheless the phrase was adopted by the Nazis to describe the totalitarian state they wanted to set up when they gained power, which they succeeded in doing in 1933.
During the early part of the Third Reich, many Germans referred to Hitler as being the German Messiah, especially when he conducted the Nuremberg Rallies, which came to be held at a date somewhat before the Autumn Equinox in Nuremberg, Germany.
In a speech held on 27 November 1937, Hitler commented on his plans to have major parts of Berlin torn down and rebuilt:
- [...] einem tausendjährigen Volk mit tausendjähriger geschichtlicher und kultureller Vergangenheit für die vor ihm liegende unabsehbare Zukunft eine ebenbürtige tausendjährige Stadt zu bauen [...].
- [...] to build a millennial city adequate [in splendour] to a thousand year old people with a thousand year old historical and cultural past, for its never-ending [glorious] future [...]
It may be of interest to note that after it was clear that Adolf Hitler was not going to successfully implement a thousand year reign, that the Vatican issued a statement that millennial teachings could not be safely taught and that the related scriptures in Revelation (also called the Apocalypse) should be understood spiritually. Catholic author Bernard LeFrois wrote:
- Millenium [sic]: Since the Holy Office decreed (July 21, 1944) that it cannot safely be taught that Christ at His Second Coming will reign visibly with only some of His saints (risen from the dead) for a period of time before the final and universal judgment, a spiritual millennium is seen in Apoc. 20:4-6. St. John gives a spiritual recapitulation of the activity of Satan, and the spiritual reign of the saints with Christ in heaven and in His Church on earth (LeFrois, Bernard J. Eschatological Interpretation of the Apocalypse. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly, Vol. XIII, pp. 17-20; Cited in Culleton RG. The Reign of Antichrist, 1951. Reprint TAN Books, Rockford (IL), 1974, p. 9).
The Theosophist Alice A. Bailey taught that Christ (in her books she refers to the powerful spiritual being best known by Theosophists as Maitreya as The Christ or The World Teacher, not as Maitreya) would return "sometime after AD 2025", and that this would be the New Age equivalent of the Christian concept of the Second Coming of Christ. Alice A. Bailey stated that St. Germain (referred to by Alice A. Bailey in her books as The Master Rakoczi or The Master R.) is the manager of the executive council of the Christ. According to Alice A. Bailey, when Christ returns, he will stay the entire approximately 2,000 years period of the Age of Aquarius, and thus the New Age equivalent of the Millennial Age, when Maitreya will reign as the spiritual leader of Earth as the Messiah who will bring World Peace, will not be just a single millennium but will be the Aquarian bimillennium.
Millennial social movements are a specific form of Millenarianism that are based on some concept of a one thousand year cycle. Sometimes the two terms are used as synonyms, but this is not entirely accurate for a purist. Millennial social movements need not be religious, but they must have a vision of an apocalypse that can be utopian or dystopian.
- Norman Cohn, The Pursuit of the Millennium: Revolutionary Millenarians and Mystical Anarchists of the Middle Ages, revised and expanded (New York: Oxford University Press, [1957] 1970).
- Michael Barkun, Disaster and the Millennium (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1974) (ISBN 0-300-01725-1)
- Mois Navon, "One Thousand Years of Shabbat", http://www.divreinavon.com/pdf/one_thousand_years_of_shabbat.pdf
- James M. Rhodes, The Hitler Movement: A Modern Millenarian Revolution (Stanford, Calif: Hoover Institution Press, Stanford University, 1980). (ISBN 0-8179-7131-9)
- Robert Wistrich, Hitler's Apocalypse: Jews and the Nazi Legacy (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1985). (ISBN 0-312-38819-5)
- Richard K. Fenn, The End of Time: Religion, Ritual, and the Forging of the Soul (Cleveland: Pilgrim Press, 1997). (ISBN 0-8298-1206-7 or ISBN 0-281-04994-7)
- Jeffrey Kaplan, Radical Religion in America: Millenarian Movements from the Far Right to the Children of Noah (Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 1997). (ISBN 0-8156-2687-8 or ISBN 0-8156-0396-7)
- Jon R. Stone (ed.), Expecting Armageddon: Essential Readings in Failed Prophecy (London & NY: Routledge, 2000). (ISBN 0-415-92331-X)
- Robert Ellwood, 'Nazism as a Millennialist Movement', in Catherine Wessinger (ed.), Millennialism, Persecution, and Violence: Historical Cases (Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 2000). (ISBN 0-8156-2809-9 or ISBN 0-8156-0599-4)
- J. Dwight Pentecost, "Things to Come", subtitled "A study in Biblical Eschatology; ©1958; Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506; ISBN 0310308909 and ISBN 9780310308904.
- David Redles, Hitler's Millennial Reich: Apocalyptic Belief and the Search for Salvation (New York: New York University Press, 2005). (ISBN 9780814776216 or ISBN 9780814775240)


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Power Districts Encourage Safety During Storm Clean-Up
As power districts across the state work on cleaning up after Monday night's storm, they encourage the public to keep a distance from downed power lines and stay safe.
Southern Power District crews have been working on a mile stretch of poles damaged by the storm north of Funk, along the Funk-Odessa Road. They urge the public to avoid the area for their own safety and that of the crews.
Individual poles across central Nebraska have been damaged which could create hazardous areas nearby. Power District officials say to report downed lines and keep away as they may still be energized.
For more information about what how to stay safe when the power goes out, visit NPPD's website at http://nppd.com/outages/outage-safety-tips/.


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Pining for the Fjords: Queen Elizabeth Cruise Review by gadgetgirlie
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Pining for the Fjords
Destination: Baltic Sea
Embarkation: Southampton
As soon as we embarked we made our way to our cabin to which our luggage had already been delivered. Within a short while our cabin steward came to introduce herself (this is something that has happened on each of our cruises). We were warmly welcomed back on board.
The Britannia restaurant was everything we had hoped for - excellent (and plenty) food presented beautifully and served by friendly waiters. While our sommelier was rushed off his feet, his guidance was always worth following.
The "Zone" (children's area) was available between the hours of 9 - 12, 2 - 5 More and 8 - midnight. Thank goodness it was close some of the time so we actually saw our son. The activities were well suited to his age and he enjoyed the company of the other children.
We didn't use any of the organised shore excursions, having undertaken a little research before we had travelled. Experience had taught us that these tend to be very expensive, so we undertook our own excursions and enjoyed the freedom those offered. The ports of call were excellent with plenty to see and do with the notable exception of Stavanger the Sunday after the Norway shootings. Understandably the food festival had been cancelled, leaving little to do. However we did not feel like being in the holiday mood while the country was in mourning. We visited the Cathedral, signed the book of condolences and returned to the ship.
Our stateroom was more than spacious enough for three people during the day, however the placing of our son's bed did limit access to the balcony at night - this was something we knew in advance and were able to work around.
How good was our cruise? We have booked to go again with the same cruise line. Enough said! Less
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Although forensic tests found unambiguous evidence of a sexual encounter between Mr Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the International Monetary Fund, and the woman, prosecutors do not believe much of what the accuser has told them about the circumstances or about herself.
Since her initial allegation on May 14, the woman has repeatedly lied, one of the law enforcement officials said.
Senior prosecutors met lawyers for Mr Strauss-Kahn (pictured with his wife, Anne Sinclair) on Thursday and gave details about their findings, and the parties are discussing whether to dismiss the felony charges. Among the discoveries, one of the officials said, was issues involving the asylum application of the 32-year-old housekeeper, who is Guinean, and possible links to criminal activities, including drug dealing and money laundering.
Prosecutors and defence lawyers will return to the State Supreme Court in Manhattan, when Justice Michael Obus is expected to consider easing the extraordinary bail conditions on Mr Strauss-Kahn .
Mr Strauss-Kahn could be released on his own recognisance, and freed from house arrest, reflecting the likelihood that the serious criminal charges against him will not be sustained. The district attorney's office may try to require Mr Strauss-Kahn to plead guilty to a misdemeanour, but his lawyers will probably contest such a move. The New York Times
A slowdown in Chinese manufacturing has been confirmed by a decline in the "official" measure of factory activity to its lowest level since February 2009.
China's official Purchasing Managers Index, prepared by the China Federation of Logistics and Planning, fell to 50.9 in June, down from 52 the previous month.
The fall mirrors signs of decelerating activity across China's factories, highlighted by the release this past week of the HSBC "flash" PMI that declined to an 11-month low of 50.1 in June from 51.6 in May.
Economic activity in the world's second-largest economy has slowed as the government ramps up efforts to rein in inflation running at 5.5 per cent, its highest level since July 2008. The People's Bank of China has raised interest rates four times since October and has lifted bank reserve ratio requirement to a record 21.5 per cent for large banks. The signs of slowing in Australia's largest trade partner has sparked debate among economists about how much more tightening the government may use to dampen inflationary pressures. Inflation is expected to accelerate further in June, possibly threatening to rise as high as 6 per cent. Robert Guy, Shanghai
The revolving door between Goldman Sachs Group and central banks is spinning again. The fifth-largest US bank by assets says it has hired Bank of England economist Andrew Benito after recruiting Huw Pill from the European Central Bank in May and Naohiko Baba from the Bank of Japan in January.
Moving in the other direction, Ben Broadbent, Goldman Sachs' former chief UK economist, started at the Bank of England last month. Former vice- chairman Mario Draghi will take up the presidency of the ECB in November.
The targeting of central banks reflects the value banks such as New York-based Goldman Sachs put on the skills economists gather working in policy-making at a time when growth in advanced economies is struggling to gain momentum.
Meanwhile, governments seeking top officials are again turning to Goldman Sachs for top decision-makers 12 months after it settled US fraud claims and almost four years since the start of the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
"The people they're hiring from central banks tend to have valuable understandings of monetary policies, currencies, what's going on with regulation and have access to all sorts of important people," said Roy Smith, a finance professor at New York University and former Goldman Sachs partner.
"Investment banks seek out talented people and those who have skills, insight and access to how policy decisions are made are very attractive," said Peter Hahn, a former Citigroup banker who lectures on finance at London's Cass Business School.
Bank of Italy governor Mario Draghi's three years as a vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs' international division from 2002 to 2005 became an obstacle to his candidacy to run the ECB before his German rival Axel Weber dropped out. Bloomberg
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Young declare vision for Ireland
YOUNG people want the economy to be stimulated with an emphasis on job creation – and they believe university fees should not be introduced.
In a new report on what young people think about Ireland, they are also critical of the Government's focus on stabilising the shock from the banking crisis as opposed to stimulating enterprise.
The report, 'Being Young and Irish 2012', captures the views of almost 800 young people aged 17-28, who were requested by President Michael D Higgins to declare their vision for Ireland.
The report, produced by researchers from the Dublin Institute of Technology, spoke of the growth potential in the creative industries, with the need to harness our strengths in drama, music and dance to create a "global cultural hub".
Others were concerned that we learn from the errors of the Celtic Tiger – "where private gain has ultimately delivered the complete enslavement of generations".
Many also called for the reform of education. The second-level system encouraged rote learning, did not prepare people for active citizenship and the Leaving Certificate over-emphasised a narrow set of skills.
In relation to third-level education, the points system was criticised and there was an overwhelming sense that access to third level should be free.
On equality, young people emphasised the need for respect for individual rights and freedom of expression and many related a vision of Ireland that embraced multiculturalism.
One contribution said: "Ireland desperately needs a Constitution which represents all members of our society regardless of race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation."
Sunday Independent


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