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By Giles Oatley Published 03 October 2007 12:54Gnosis aspires to restore inside each one of us the capacity to learn how to live consciously and intelligently. This is not possible if we do not work on ourselves, if something does not die in us (we are referring to the mystical death). The three factors for the revolution of the consciousness are birth, death and sacrifice.
In every authentic transformation there exists death and birth simultaneously. Each one of us has a mistaken creation in our interior; it is essential to destroy the false, so that a new, truer creation may arise.
"If the seed does not die, the plant can not be born"; when the death of the "Ego" is absolute, that which must be born is also absolute. We must, therefore, destroy the causes of ignorance so that authentic wisdom is born within us.
The mystical death refers to the death of the psychological egos. Egos are defects in human psychology and cause negative behaviour in human beings. The negative energy of the egos manifests in this world in the form of hatred, greed, jealousy, lust, envy, gluttony and laziness.
The egos cause unsocial actions, selfishness, crimes, wars etc. We need to observe ourselves objectively to find out what is negative within us and what needs changing. Change is not possible without internal observation first.
Once a mistake has been recognised we can begin to eliminate it from our psychology with personal effort and help from our Inner Being. Nobody can change us, we need to change ourselves.
If after some time one does not understand the Doctrine of the Many "I's", it is due exclusively to a lack of practice in self-observation. When somebody gradually practices interior self-observation, he discovers for himself little by little a crowd of people, a lot of selves which live in his personality.
The Birth of a human is initiated with the creative energies of a loving couple. The creative energies are powerful. They do not only create a human but also regenerate us physically and spiritually.
It enables us to experience the reality of other dimensions beyond the physical world. Everybody can learn how to use and control the creative energies. This requires conscious management of the energies, and love and honesty which come from the heart.
Sacrifice means working for humanity, and this is for instance represented by the work carried out by the Gnostic Institute of Anthropology, the members of which receive no renumeration for the delivery of the esoteric teachings, but nevertheless sacrifice their time and effort to do so.
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do you not mean though that the ego should be reborn, but in its correct subservience to the Self, and not dominating the individual consciousness?
without a functioning ego, the individual finds its extraordinarily dificult to deal with the mundane world, cannot seperate their own thoughts from those around them, and falls into the negative aspects of schizrophrenia.
this, for any occultists out there, is also what Crowley meant by "The Great Work, The Knowledge and Conversation with the Guardian Angel", the "Guardian Angel" can also be related to Jung's "Higher Self".
Gnostics all, and with an infinitely greater grasp of psychology than your 'garden variety' psychologists, let alone the pseudo-social-science of behaviourism.
again, very well written, and i hope to see more articles before your allotted time runs out.
The only problem I see is that many people shun many of their so-called impulses, but when it comes to having children, they become egomanical monsters and they think their children are anything other than souls they help imprison in the mortal coil.
Oh, yes life can be good after the trauma of childhood and religious indoctrination, and up to the point that cancer or arthritis sets in. Yep 20 good years out of 70 perhaps. Not bad from Yaldaboath's perspective.
The thing that gnosticism calls into question is whether the higher self is in fact the cosmic id.


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Five Faves: Campus Novels
There are times when a full-sized book list is just too much; when the Top 100, a Big Read, or all the Prize winners seem like too daunting an effort. That's when a short little list of books grouped by theme may be just the ticket.
Inspired by Nancy Pearl's "Companion Reads" chapter in Book Lust – themed clusters of books on subjects as diverse as Bigfoot and Vietnam – I decided to start occasionally posting lists of five books grouped by topic or theme. I call these posts my Five Faves.
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Ivory Tower novels are big favorites of mine. I don't think I could name five absolute favorites, but here is a list of five I really liked. There are many other possibilities on my Campus Novel list.
- The Groves of Academe by Mary McCarthy (reviewed here)
- Pnin by Vladimir Nabokov
- The Human Stain by Philip Roth (reviewed here)
- The Hair of Harold Roux by Thomas Williams (reviewed here)
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Teaser Tuesday: Put an Egg on It by Lara Ferroni
Still, it was many years before I thought adding an egg to sandwiches or pizza was a good idea. I don't quite remember what prompted it, but I do recall vividly that I was sitting in a plaza in Rome when I finally decided I should try an egg on a pizza and discovered what I been missing all those years.
-- from the author's Introduction to Put an Egg on It: 70 Delicious Dishes That Deserve a Sunny Topping by Lara Ferroni, published by Sasquatch Books.
I have the same fond food memory of ordering a pizza in Italy and having it arrive with an egg on it. It was a mind-bending experience for a 19-year-old.
This is a terrific cookbook! Full of simple but delicious recipes and lots of gorgeous, mouth-watering pictures. Perfect gift!
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MOUNEER ANIS,Bishop of Egypt and primate of Jerusalem and the Middle East, was scheduled to meet today Monday, July 28, with leading bishops at the Lambeth Conference.
A leading conservative, Anis released an open letter on the web. Here's one important comment:
The Lambeth Conference has been a time of great fellowship and strength; it has also been a time of disunity and conflict. Everything is going fairly well, but I do not believe that there is hope of a solution from this Lambeth conference. However I hope that we would be able to come up with a road map for a final solution of the current crisis.
Back in January, when I was in Cairo, I interviewed Bishop Anis. See below for an edited transcript of his views on outreach to gays, the crisis in Anglicanism, and how the proposed Anglican convenant might help resolve their differences.
Interview with Mouneer H. Anis, Episcopal bishop of Egypt and primate of the Anglican Province of the Jerusalem and the Middle East (including North Africa).
(Cairo, January 2008. Edited transcript.)
What's your greatest worry concerning Anglicanism?
I am very concerned about the unity among the conservatives and the evangelicals within the Communion. The Communion is in a crisis, and there are many impaired relationships.
We have made ourselves clear, our theological stand very clear many, many, many times. We announced our rejection of the new revisionists way within the Anglican Communion in many occasions and conferences. This time should not be a time for conferences only, but it should be a time when we actually take action. I personally feel that the issue of homosexuality is just a superficial symptom of a very, very deep illness in the core of the Communion.
Is this an illness in Anglicanism or the church on the whole?
The actual problem is crossing [theological] boundaries of the Communion. The Anglican way is Scripture, the authority of the Scripture, and the interpretation of the majority, or the accepted interpretations of the Scripture by the majority, not just one church within the family.
There is an element of interdependence of each church members of this Anglican Communion family. We need to affirm this. We are a communion. We are not congregationalists. We are not a federation. We are a communion. So it tears us more than any other structure.
It's hard for American evangelicals to understand what you mean by a global Communion. What does this mean to you?
The Communion is one family of several member churches, and we are tied together. There are instruments of unity within our Communion. The Primates meeting is one of the instruments of unity. There are other things that bring us together and unite us together as a body of Christ.
Although we are a communion and we are a body, we recognize other churches and see in them as part of the wider body of Christ. So we don't think of our self as the only church of Christ, but we are part of the church of Christ.
With this concept in mind that we are one body, we are one communion even if we are separated geographically, but we are one communion. There is a lot we know about each other. There is communication, direct communication all the time. Today I have communication from the East, as east as Singapore, to the west as Latin America. It's all in my desk, and that is a great experience, a wonderful thing.
Now, two families of this communion, Canada and America, by going beyond the boundaries of our Anglican way, have created severe disunity. Yes, we celebrate our diversity. But we always aware and we should be aware that this diversity is not unlimited. It is a limited diversity.
Some groups will have a different interpretation. As we interpret the Scripture we need the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and the Holy Spirit does not work in individual way. He guides the whole church.
It's not an issue of homosexuality. It is now the issue of Christology. Is Christ divine? Is he the Son of God? Is he our Savior? Is he the only Way or just a way? Is he the Son of God or just a prophet? All these fundamentals are now at stake in several parts in North America. That is a most serious thing.
Many lefty Anglican revisionists use the language of human rights to support their interpretation of the Bible. What is your objection to this approach?
Every human is free to do what he wants as long as he would not break the law of the country where he live or where she live. If we look at these three things - others, self, and laws of the government, should we also say a human can do everything as long as he or she do not break the law of God?
Sin destroys a person because it's breaking God's natural law in creation. I am a medical doctor. I can see anatomical complementarity. Each cell makes sense to me in the human body. We cannot just ignore this beautiful, natural architecture and engineering and go a different way. That is God's law.
Human rights is something that is not imposed by a small group of people on the rest of the world. Human rights is something recognized by all humanity. You are free to dress. You are free to speak. You are free to do your work. You are free to worship. These are things recognized by the whole world.
You cannot just bring a group of people, say that's a human right, and impose it on the rest of the world. If we said practicing homosexuality is a human right see, how much this will endanger the structure of the society, the natural family, and marriage structure. I cannot call this a human right.
About homophobia, unfortunately this is something always used by revisionists against conservative. Conservatives are not homophobic. I'm not homophobic. If I have gay and lesbian coming to me now, I will welcome them. I will love them the same way I will love a heterosexual. I will pastor to them the same way I will pastor to heterosexual. I recognize that they are human like me.
I recognize that Jesus loves them as he loves me. I recognize that Jesus died for them as he died for me. So from this I will deal with them, I will talk with them. But this does not mean that if I give pastoral care to them is to agree with all what they do.
Suppose I want to do pastoral care for a heterosexual man who has an affair. Should I say to him that's okay? It's okay to have an affair outside your marriage? That is not pastoral care. Pastoral care contain encouragement, contain prayer, contain rebuke, contain admonition.
You cannot call me homophobic at all because I am not homophobic
Should non-celibate gays be in church leadership?
Loving practicing homosexuals, gay and lesbian, and caring for them and pastorally caring for them is one thing, and taking them and putting them in church leadership is another thing.
You cannot get someone who breaks the law and take him and elect him as a President of the United States. It's not injustice, actually, to say, "No, I cannot appoint gay and lesbian in the leadership." That's not injustice. That is according to the law and the regulation and the guidance we receive from the Scripture that we should be clear about who will take the position.
So you believe that this includes any position, ordained or church leadership?
Yes. Any leadership. The Bible is very clear that the church should have a say about the life of the person who is going to be ordained, even a deacon. The secular society is putting pressures that [the church] has accepted. But Paul is saying very clearly that we should not conform by the world, and the actual fact, we should transform the world.
What's happening now is in the church in North America and some parts of the West [wishes] to be relevant to the world. They are allowing the values of the world to become the values of the church, which should be the other way around.
We are not called to be relevant to the world; we are called to be distinct from the world. We are called to be light and we are called to be salt. This is helpful to the world. It hurts. When you shine the light, the light hurts the darkness. That is the church. It should be light, and the light bring love, bring peace, but sometimes it brings admonition.
Are you in favor of creating an Anglican Convenant?
I think the covenant is a very important tool to affirm our interdependence. The liberals want to reduce the covenant. Some "Why a covenant? It's enough for baptismal vows. If we are baptized that's enough."
Not any more.
What is it that's going to keep the conservatives together because there are so many divisions and factions emerging?
A well-planned conference with a well-planned outcome can bring the conservatives together. If Lambeth Conference does not come out with the idea of the covenant or if many people did not sign the covenant, we as conservatives should sign the covenant together. Then we would be a covenant group, and we can start to think positively about how we can go about the mission of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Enough is enough. Our energy was drained in these issues of sexuality and all these things. It is a time now to move together to build our churches to bring the gospel to the unreached places, to communicate the love of Jesus to the societies where we live, and not to drain our energy, because that is what the devil want.
We really want to come together. In a way, we are the true Anglican Communion. So we need to strengthen the ties with each other by signing the covenant with each other and thinking what's our mission for the ten years to come.
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Who can believe that in this generation ,in the church ,inside the alter where the holy things are handled,our leaders instead of prostrating and weeping profusely before God for mercy ,sits comfortably discussing diplomacy and democracy/human rights? WHY WAS SODOM AND GOMORROH DESTROYED ? Fowls ,dogs ,goats monkeys obey d simple law of nature but man made in the image of God has chosen to provoke Him. Romans1:18-28 is explicit about this matter. The Lord is calling the church to a repentance,as am persuaded that so many of similar demonic pervassion has infilterated several assemblies. JESUS IS COMING VERY SOON >NO SEXUALLY IMMORAL WILL SEE HIM . WHY HAVE WE CHOSEN TO PROVOKE GOD IN THIS WAY ? "Oh God ,DO SOMETHING THAT MEN WILL REALISE THAT YOU ARE GOD AND THAT D CHURCH BELONGS TO YOU "
Eugene M. Wiese
Though I agree with Bishop Anis in the direction he is striving to go, I do not think he has a handle on how to solve it. That will, as he indicated, take much more work. I am also amused to see that those who disagree with him are much more concerned with conforming to the world. They avoid conforming to Scripture. What they fail to see is that we do not condemn the person, but condemn, rather, the actions of that person. We condemn the action of the person in running a red light, but we can still accept him as a friend. In the church, we can accept the person, but condemn the sin. The person must, however, be willing to repent. (Repent involves a turning about to a new direction.) It probably cannot be done in one single moment, but must be the thrust of the person's future behavior. (If the red-light runner wants to continue doing that, he will not have me as a passenger.)
Leviticus 18:22 2 Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination. Leviticus 20:13 If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them. 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 ¶ Do you not know that the wicked will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor male prostitutes nor homosexual offenders 10 nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor slanderers nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God.
To Dwight, 'Homophobe' is a polemic coined by the purveyors of sex culture revolution. 'Homophobe' does not describe the position or feelings of those it usually addresses, it's not even close. Worse yet the etymology of 'homophobe' is childish at best and irrational at worst; homo (slang for homosexual)+ phobe (gk for exaggerated or illogical fear). If the term was rationally derived it should be understood as 'fear of sameness'.
lefty Anglican revisionists – That's a nice, even-handed, fair-and-balanced, Christian-charitable way to refer to those with whom you disagree, isn't it, Mr. Interlocutor? It's not enough to disagree, but one must engage in personal attach? There are times I'm really confused about whether I am a conservative: I find the methods and rhetoric to be demeaning and ultimately unfaithful.
I and many others here in Brazil are praying for those gathered at Lambeth. This word is timely and inspired by the Holy Spirit. Thank you for speaking the truth, according to God´s word! We continue to pray...
laura lee
The scripture in picturing Sodom and Gammorah said that "Every man and boy in the village came to" use the visitors at Lot's house. How do you think that happened? Like it is today. Disregard of God's Plan for life–one by one until "everybpdy's doing it." It shows that revisionism is not God's Plan. Please pray that we don't elect a man gifted in double speak and unable to admit he is wrong–who thinks that not killing 42 million babies is clinging to your faith–no matter how charismatic he is. Please help us, Lord, to chose wisely, To repent of our own sins. To chose leaders so in love with You that they will obey You because You are our Answer.You Are The Way.
m carney
Praise our Almighty God for he has given you courage to speak out His truth.We do not have an option as servants of our Holy God to change His immutable laws.You don't have to be a rocket scientist to see how our Creator planned human sexuality to be practised.As I recently explained to a group of young children,why do parents put a fence around their home,playground, swimming pool etc to protect the ones they love.God's laws are for the health and wholeness of His creatures.We see the evidence in western society of His broken laws.His greatest Law is LOVE,LOVE is His reason for those boundaries.When we break the boundaries and come to Him with truly sorrowful hearts,what does He do..... punish us? No He points us to the cross where His GIFT,Jesus our saviour bled and died to take the punishment our sin deserved.No wonder we are able to sing no matter what our circumstances..let our lives say thankyou as we share His good news to those who are hungry and thirsty for true love and true peace. I am praying for my brother in Christ,Mouneer Anis
Homosexuals (practising)are included in the body of Christ because all are sinners and fall short of the glory of God but, I do not think they should be in leadership in the church because it exemplifies an unbiblical way of living and gives a poor example for young people to follow. Is their sin any worse than any other? Sexual sin is sin against one's own body. Maybe homosexuality stems out of childhood abuse and should not be condemned if it is searching for the father figure. Henri Nuewen was a great spiritual leader who struggled with homosexuality and it gave him anguish his whole life but, he was not practicing. If practicing homosexual couples are leaders in church how is that different from the world? The devil has deceived leadership and conformed Christ's body to the standards of the world.Leaders are set apart by God to do his work in the world.
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It was a hallmark moment for Keith Poole.
In between tasks at his Chandler, Ariz., workout facility, Keith Poole's Training Zone, the former NFL player glanced up the television just in time to witness a familiar site for Red Sox' fans this season — Dustin Pedroia hitting a home run.
"That," Poole said, "was neat."
Why would the wide receiver-turned-trainer take so much interest in Pedroia's latest power surge? Well, Poole was one of the few who had an idea that this early season home run barrage might be coming. In fact, he could actually take some ownership himself in Pedroia reaching a home run mark (4) he didn't accomplish until July 9 last season.
It was Poole who helped train Pedroia this past offseason, turning him into the 5-foot-8 power threat that has much of baseball marveling.
"I have to be honest with you," Poole said. "When he first came in he looked like an old frog with these skinny arms and little body. But he changed all of that. Him and [Dodgers outfielder] Andre [Ethier], they worked hard at everything they did."
Pedroia currently has the fourth-highest slugging percentage in the American League (.818) and is second in the league in RBI (10).
Pedroia's career-high power output came in 2008 when he hit 17 homers and slugged .493. Last season he finished with 15 home runs while totaling a .414 slugging percentage. (Also, the most home runs Pedroia has ever hit in a month was six back in August 2008.)
So, what could the finished product this year end up at? Poole has an educated guess.
"He kept going around saying how he hit 17 bombs last season and he was going to hit at least 20," the trainer said. "But I'm thinking if he hit 17 last year, why can't he hit 27 this year? I think that's very realistic."
For reference sake, the most home runs ever hit by a second baseman was Ryne Sandberg's 40 in 1990. That might be a bit much to ask. But breaking Bobby Doerr's record for most homers by a second baseman by a Sox' second baseman (27) is well within reach.
And if any doubt creeps in, Poole will be more than happy to encourage Pedroia's wife, Kelli, to pull out the before and after photos the trainer had her take of the second baseman this past offseason.
"He definitely made a change this offseason," Poole said. "People like my wife, who would see him only once in a while, watch him on TV still and say, 'Wow, he looks good.' He's the whole package."
Here are four more things we learned Wednesday and remembered Thursday …
Marco Scutaro has come as advertised … sort of.
His offensive value has been unmistakable. He's hitting .320 with an on-base percentage of .414, showing the kind of contact and patience that complements the rest of the Red Sox' lineup perfectly.
Just one time this season has Scutaro swung at the first pitch, having taken a team-high 70 percent of the pitches he has seen. And when he does swing he doesn't miss, having swung and missed on just one of his 35 cuts this year.
Another tremendous value Scutaro has offered has been his ability to slide into the leadoff spot in the absence of the injured Jacoby Ellsbury (who figures to be back from his rib injury Friday). Having manned the spot with Toronto for the previous 1½ years, the shortstop's transition from the bottom of the order to the top has been seamless, hitting .444 at leadoff, including going 2-for-5 Wednesday.
Now the bad news.
While he has been solid overall, Scutaro isn't having the kind of season defensively he did a year ago, when he was in the Gold Glove conversation up until August. On two different occasions Wednesday he failed to make two potentially pivotal plays that we can assume (gulp) Alex Gonzalez would have executed.
What Scutaro can hang his hat on is that he still has the one error (coming in Game 2), and his defensive metrics (I know it makes you cringe) aren't all that bad. In fact, the Sox shortstop is ninth in the majors for range factor for nine innings, just three spots behind Gonzalez, and he is ahead of the Toronto shortstop in the much-discussed zone rating.
Oh, and in case you haven't paid attention, Gonzalez has four home runs with the Blue Jays and is hitting .289. He even has one walk.
The Red Sox aren't blind. They can see what Jeremy Hermida is doing. And that is why they are trying their darnedest to keep his bat in the lineup.
So far the task of finding time for the outfielder hasn't been all that challenging, with Hermida filling in for injured outfielders now on three separate occasions (twice for Ellsbury, once for J.D. Drew). And on that game he subbed in for Drew, who was sidelined with a stiff neck, Bill Hall could have easily gotten the nod considering it was his day to play, but the opening for the big left-handed hitter's bat was there, so the Sox took advantage.
Hermida's latest positive impression came in the eighth inning Wednesday when he picked up three more RBI with a bases-loaded double that added just the insurance the Sox needed. It put his slugging percentage up to .786 and his batting average to .357 (5-for-14). All of this after hitting .450 with a .650 slugging in spring training.
It keeps going …
Hermida is 3-for-4 from the seventh inning on, 2-for-3 with runners in scoring position, and has a hit in his only pinch-hitting appearance.
It's easy to look at Hermida and surmise that everything that Florida scouts saw when tabbing him with the 11th pick in the 2002 draft is finally coming to the surface on a major league level. But there is still work to be done.
Hermida has had only one at-bat this season against a left-handed pitcher (managing a double), and considering he is a .239 battter against lefties for his career the jury is out when trying to decipher his everyday effectiveness. Oh, and April has also typically been the outfielder's best month.
But for what the Red Sox need – a productive bat off the bench who can show enough potential to enter into the conversation regarding getting regular playing time – Hermida has fit the bill.
The Red Sox are currently 13th in the majors in starters' ERA, and for that they can thank Wednesday's starter John Lackey and Tim Wakefield, who gets the call Thursday.
After earning his first win in a Sox uniform with a 6 2/3-inning, two-run outing, it would appear as though Lackey is on pace to become just what this team ordered (albeit at considerable cost). While Jon Lester and Josh Beckett continue to find their way through what has been historically a tough month for both, Lackey gets the ball, throws the ball, gets outs, gets the ball back and then throws the ball again.
It seems that simple, and these days the Red Sox like simple.
One thing Lackey (and really most of the Red Sox' staff) is taking advantage of is the improved Red Sox' defense. Lester has seen 78 percent of his outs come on the ground, while Beckett stands at 62 percent, and Lackey 58 percent. What does that matter? As our stat man Gary Marbry pointed out the other day, coming into Wednesday the Sox had held their opponents to a .159 batting average on grounders (third in the majors), compared to the .244 clip of a year ago (which was 22nd in the bigs).
Marbry also points out that the Red Sox' best two years in this regard since 2004 came in '04 and '07, when they finished fourth in the category. Bodes well, you would think.
Wednesday saw Hideki Okajima at his best, which was a welcome sight for the Red Sox' bullpen.
With two outs, the Sox clinging to a one-run lead, and Minnesota's Golden Boy [Joe Mauer] at the plate, Red Sox manager Terry Francona called upon Okajima to replace Lackey. After a passed ball, and an intentional walk to Mauer, the lefty stared down the Twins' other Face of the Franchise with the bases loaded.
Okajima did the job, getting an infield pop-up from Justin Morneau to end the inning. It was just the elixir the Sox needed, in more ways than one.
In the short term, the moment kept the Red Sox in command until they added three runs of insurance in the following half-inning. In the long-term? It offered some hope that this team could continue to rely on their relievers in such situations.
After Wednesday the Red Sox relief corps had allowed five of 13 inherited runners to score (17th in the majors). Okajima is now 2-for-4, Daniel Bard has let both of his inherited runners score, Scott Atchison has let just one of five come across and Scott Schoeneweis has stranded each of the two inherited baserunners he has come across.
Another reminder we were offered Wednesday was in regard to Bard's workload. The righty came on for the sixth time this season, giving up a run in his one inning of work while throwing 12 pitches. And while he is tied for the major-league lead in appearances, Bard is only 35th in number of pitches thrown among relievers.
Both Okajima and Bard have shown they are the proper bridges to get to closer Jonathan Papelbon, but it is of the utmost importance that the Red Sox keep them that way. If the production (or health) of either reliever drops off, the team will be thrust into the undesirable trade deadline fray in terms of securing an eight-inning set-up guy instead of just a complementary seventh-inning solution. And, as the Sox have discovered in the past, there is a big difference in cost and commitment (see Eric Gagne).
Stat Man Gary (aka Gary from Chapel Hill) really is out to educate. For an in-depth statistical look at Wednesday's Red Sox box score, click here.
Dr. Tony Schena joined the show to give insight into what lies ahead for Rob Gronkowski. He said a tough road is in front of the Patriots tight end.
We discuss the improbable win over the Browns and the loss of Rob Gronkowski with Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick on Patriots Monday.
Ninkovich sits in with Mut and Merloni to look back at yesterday's comeback win against the Browns. Rob also explains the range of emotions the team experienced after Rob Gronkowski suffered a potentially season ending injury.
Eagle checks in to give Grande and Max a perspective on the Brooklyn Nets after they acquired Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett via trade earlier this summer. He breaks down what he thinks the future holds for the Nets after completing this blockbuster deal.
Sean Grande and Cedric Maxwell take some time and look back at the history between the Celtics and the Lakers, specifically the legendary rivalry between Magic and Bird. Legendary broadcaster, Ian Eagle, checks in to give the Brooklyn perspective as KG and Paul Pierce settle into their new home. Sean and Max also reveal the behind the scenes details surrounding Max's famous "I got the ball" moment.
In the first hour of this edition of the Celtics Summer Cooler, Grande and Max analyze the trade that sent Fab Melo out of Boston. Also in this hour, Max sets the story straight about his history with Larry Bird.
Buster joins Mut and Merloni live at the Winter Meetings in Orlando. Buster explains that the market for Stephen Drew has cooled off considerably and executives around the league believe he will return to Boston.
Hazen talks with Mut and Merloni about the on-going offseason process. Mike explains how the Red Sox dove in to free agency immediately after the team's World Series win. He also explains how the team creates opportunities for young players that are ready to make the jump to the Major League level.
Cherington sits in with Mut and Lou to talk about the Red Sox heading into 2014. Ben breaks down the signing of Edward Mujica and what's on the table at this year's meetings.
Shawn Thornton joined the show and discussed the teams long layoff leading into their game tomorrow night in Montreal. He told the guys that he anticipates fighting being a part of hockey for years to come.
Lucic joins Danny Picard to talk some hockey after the team's overtime win against the Carolina Hurricanes. Danny asks Lucic about David Krejci's game winner yesterday and hockey outsiders that are trying to change the game.
Shawn Thornton joined the show fresh off his big night at MSG and talked about his recent goal scoring prowess. Shawn said that no matter who his line mates are he is always going to be a fourth liner.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Kirk Minihane. Today the guys went over a list of the most annoying people to see on your flight.
The guys opened the show discussing the great reception Doc Rivers got last night at The Garden. They said it was not surprising and well deserved.
Boston College running back Andre Williams joined the show and discussed his record setting season. He said that he will work on his acceptance speech on the flight down to New York.
Jackie MacMullan joins the show to discuss the return of Doc Rivers to Boston and what really happened during the offseason that led to Doc's departure.
Brick joins Mut and Merloni to discuss Shawn Thornton's on ice actions last week against the Penguins and what type of suspension he may be facing.
Mut and Merloni react to Doc Rivers' emotional return to Boston and they discuss the way he left the Celtics.
We discuss the vote that abolished the collision at the plate play in MLB, and bring in Tim Kurkjian of ESPN to further explain.
We check in with Tom Caron of NESN and get his take on the winter meetings and the moves (or lack thereof) the Sox have made at the winter meetings in Orlando.
We check in with Rob Bradford live from the Winter Meetings in Orlando.
Ryder talks with WEEI.com's Chris Price about the Patriots upcoming game with the Cleveland Browns, and Stevan Ridley's status on the team.
Alex joins the show and gives his thoughts on the Jacoby Ellsbury deal, and what prospects the Red Sox have to fill the hole left in the lineup, or trade pieces to get a player who can fill the void.
John talks to Rob and gets his thoughts on the Yankees signing Jacoby Ellsbury, the Red Sox signing AJ Pierzynski, and Jarrod Saltalamacchia signing with Miami.
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Kurkjian joins Mut and Merloni at the Winter Meetings to talk about the Red Sox plans on the market. Tim believes the Red Sox are not satisfied with their situation in center and are looking to add a veteran outfielder to the mix.
More from this showMillar sits in with the guys on location in Orlando at MLB's Winter Meetings. He covers all the bases with Mut and Lou on all the Red Sox free agent possibilities and potential trades.
More from this showBuster joins Mut and Merloni live at the Winter Meetings in Orlando. Buster explains that the market for Stephen Drew has cooled off considerably and executives around the league believe he will return to Boston.
More from this showWe discuss the comers and goers for the Red Sox and the rest of MLB with former GM Steve Phillips, now of MLB Radio on Sirius XM.
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Matthew McConaughey was arrested in his Austin, Texas home in 1999 for possession of drug paraphernalia. To make matters worse, the actor was discovered by police dancing nude and playing bongos. Charges were later dropped, though McConaughey did pay a $50 fine for violating noise ordinances with said loud bongo music.


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Report predicts wave of tech divestitures in 2013
Cheap credit and the move to cloud computing are among the factors, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers
IDG News Service - A number of signs suggest that next year will see a surge in tech companies selling off assets and product lines for both financial and strategic reasons, according to a recent report by consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.
"PwC has witnessed an increase in client discussions related to divestiture planning," he report states. "In addition, in a polling conducted of 30 percent of the Fortune 1000 technology companies, approximately 75 percent of these businesses indicated they expect to engage in divestiture activity in the next 12 months."
There are several reasons why tech companies seek to unload parts of their operations, according to the report.
For example, a company that has ventured into adjacent product areas may wish to return to its core markets, the report states. Tech companies might also sell assets in order to fund higher priority projects.
In other cases, a divestiture may be "mandatory, such as when significant acquisitions are approved by U.S. governing bodies (e.g., the Department of Justice) upon condition of divesting certain assets post acquisition," the report states.
But a more general reason to expect an uptick is divestitures is the long run of consolidation seen in the tech industry over the past decade: "This period of inorganic growth and expansion has masked the need for systematic reassessment of products and services of acquired companies."
Broad shifts in the tech industry, such as the move to cloud-based computing services and the consumerization of IT, are other influencing factors behind the coming divestiture wave, according to the report.
Low interest rates for borrowing will also help spark deals: "Tech-focused private equity firms are in a position to buy up divestiture candidates so long as valuation expectations from would-be sellers dont hamper expected returns."
If the report's predictions come true, there would be implications for IT organizations as products they use change hands, leading to potential uncertainty over road maps, pricing, contracts and other factors.
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Two years of thefts went to gambling, bills
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Norma Mermejo, 61, pleaded guilty in federal court to two charges: embezzlement and theft from an Indian tribal organization.
During Thursday's hearing Mermejo admitted embezzling tribal funds 144 times between February 2008 and April 2010 when she was fired after tribal officials learned of the thefts.
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Those hoping to spend the holiday watching streaming video from Netflix can now get back in front of their TVs, tablets and PCs after a Christmas Eve outage.
A Netflix Inc. spokesman said by email Tuesday morning that the service has been fully restored.
The outage affected customers in the Americas starting around 12:30 p.m. PST on Monday. The company, which is based in Los Gatos, Calif., blames problems with Amazon Web Services, and says it is investigating further.
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I can see both sides, but athletes are taxed, any casino wins are taxed, paychecks are taxed. Most get big bucks from sponsors/commercial spots after they win. However I personally would not mind if they stopped taxing them. I do think its funny Rubio wants to take this on now. Perfect timing when we are talking about Bush tax cuts that even pres. Bush but a time limit on. And im tired of hearing how taxes punish people, why is that only noted on a bigger scale? I dont see repubs saying regular workers shouldnt pay taxes or S.S. checks shouldnt be taxed which in my opinion is really taxed twice. Once when you were working and the money got taken out for S.S. and then again when you get it decades later in the form of a S.S. CHECK. And before anyone says the tax scale is different for larger wages, I know that but when you do the math the same loss is accounted to every pay scale.
These prizes are treated like regular income and you pay a rate on it just like on any income. If you don't bring in much money, your rate is low. If you're a kid and dependent on your parents, there's probably NO tax bill. Rubio's legislation is a solution in search of a problem. And the Hollywood Gossip should have done their homework.
Rubio and Republicans want to do away with this tax. Democrats won't do it and they dont want to extend the bush tax cuts either.


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AUBURN, N.Y. - The Auburn Doubledays (24-16) fell for the second straight night to the Tri-City ValleyCats (30-11) on Sunday, this time losing 9-4 in front of 1,338 at Falcon Park.
The ValleyCats got on the board early and often, scoring all nine of their runs in the first five innings. In the first inning it was back-to-back solo homeruns from CF Andrew Aplin and 1B Jobduan Morales that put Tri-City ahead 2-0. However, Auburn struck right back in the bottom of the frame thanks to an RBI single from 1B Carlos Lopez. Lopez's single brought 2B Tony Renda home from third, making it a one-run game after one inning.
That's as close as the Doubledays would come all night, because the ValleyCats tacked on three more runs in the second. They sent eight men to the plate in the inning, collecting three singles and being helped out by two Auburn errors. Both Doubledays errors were committed by SS James Brooks (one throwing and one fielding), and the errors meant all three runs scored in the inning went down as unearned.
In the fourth Tri-City stretched its lead to 7-1, this time taking advantage of some wildness from Doubledays LHP Jack McGeary. McGeary hit the first two batters of the inning, putting two on with no outs. After a fly out to left, Aplin drove in the runner from second with a line drive single to right. That was it for McGeary, but his line was not finished as the second batter he hit scored on another single to right, this time off the bat of Morales.
The final two ValleyCats runs came in the fifth thanks to two costly fielding errors by Renda and 3B Anthony Rendon. At the time of Renda's error there were already two runners in scoring position because of a double hit by Tri-City RF Emilio King. Left fielder Preston Tucker, who was at third after King's double, scored on Renda's error while King advanced to third. King then scored on the error by Rendon, stretching the ValleyCats lead to eight.
Auburn tried to muster a comeback in the bottom of the fifth when they were able to take advantage of two Tri-City errors by plating two runs, but a base-running mistake by Rendon halted the Doubledays rally early. The last Auburn run came in the seventh on another RBI single from Lopez, who finished the night 3 for 4 with a walk.
Starting RHP Silvio Medina (0-1) ended up taking the loss for the Doubledays, lasting just 1.2 innings and being charged for five runs (two earned) on four hits. His counterpart, LHP Joe Bircher, got the win for Tri-City by going five innings and allowing three runs (one earned) on five hits while walking three and striking out four.
The Doubledays wrap-up their three-game series with the ValleyCats on Monday, July 30. Auburn will send LHP Brett Mooneyham (0-0) to the mound for his fourth start of the year. He will square off against RHP Brady Rodgers (4-1) for Tri-City. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05pm. Mondays at Falcon Park this summer are "All-You-Can-Eat", meaning you can buy a General Admissions ticket, and unlimited hamburgers, hot dogs, popcorn, soda, and water for just $20. Upgrade to a box seat and it's only $25. Lapell Pins will also be handed out on Monday courtesy of Savannah Bank. Tickets available by calling the Doubledays box office at 315-255-2489 or by going online to www.auburndoubledays.com.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's Stanley Fischer said on Tuesday he regretted a decision by the International Monetary Fund board to rule him out of the IMF top job because he was too old and said he would "happily" stay on as central bank chief.
"I think that the age restriction, which was set in the past at 65, is not relevant today. I was hoping the IMF board of directors would change its regulations, not only for the sake of my candidacy, but also for the sake of future candidates for the position of managing director," Fischer, 67, said in a statement.
An IMF board statement on Monday said it had shortlisted French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde, seen as the favourite for the job, and Mexico's central bank chief Agustin Carstens. It made no mention of Fischer.
The 24-member board rejected changing the IMF's rules that would have allowed Fischer to run, two board officials told Reuters.
The officials said changing the rules for Fischer, who is highly respected by both advanced and emerging economies, would have required a reopening of the selection process to allow other candidates older than 65 to participate in the race.
The IMF statement added that it planned to complete the selection process by June 30.
A former World Bank chief economist and ex-vice chairman of Citigroup, Fischer, who holds American and Israeli passports, announced his last-minute candidacy at the weekend, saying he had been encouraged to enter by a number of governments.
Fischer was deputy managing director of the IMF from 1994 to 2001 and was a key figure in the IMF's Mexican bailout after the peso crashed in the mid 1990s.
Fischer added: "I have no regrets for having submitted my candidacy. I do regret the fact that I was not given the opportunity to demonstrate my capabilities and my experience to the IMF board of directors."
Fischer, who was born in what is now Zambia, added in the statement that he would be happy to continue his position as governor of the Bank of Israel.
"I will proudly and happily continue in my role as governor of the Bank of Israel, to deal with the challenges facing the Bank of Israel and the Israeli economy," he said.
Israeli Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz had said Fischer had little chance of winning the race, citing political obstacles as well as the age issue.
Fischer said he was thankful for the support of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Steinitz after he announced his candidacy.
"I would like to thank the prime minister and the minister of finance for their unconditional support when I decided to submit my candidacy, and for their expressed hope that I will continue to serve as the governor of the Bank of Israel -- as I shall happily do," he added.
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November 24, 2013
NEW DELHI: Goa Police on Sunday recorded statements of three witnesses with whom the Tehelka woman journalist had reportedly spoken to after the alleged sexual assault on her by the magazine editor Tarun Tejpal. These are the three colleagues of the victim with whom she had interacted soon after the alleged assault happened at a Goa hotel around a fortnight ago. She had also reportedly sent them e-mailed copies of her complaint to Tehelka managing editor Shoma Chaudhary. The statements were recorded at Goa Sadan here, sources said.
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November 24, 2013
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CHENNAI: First it was the judge who said giving death penalty to the Rajiv Gandhi assassination convicts would be double jeopardy; now the police officer who recorded Perarivalan's confession statement says he regrets having altered the words which eventually led to his conviction. On a day when a documentary on Perarivalan was released, former CBI SP V Thiagarajan said Perarivalan never said that he knew the battery he bought would be used to make the bomb that killed the former Prime Minister.
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Following is the full text of statement to the media from the Tehelka journalist: On the night of 22nd of November 2013, a member of Mr Tejpal's immediate family came to my mother's house in New Delhi, asking my mother to protect Mr Tejpal and demanded to know 1) who I was seeking legal help from and 2) what I "wanted" as the result of my complaint of sexual molestation by Mr Tejpal, that was made to the Tehelka management earlier this week. This visit has placed tremendous emotional pressure on my family and I at an intensely traumatic time.
Sexual assault case: Goa Police to quiz Tehelka's Shoma Chaudhury, take victim's statement
November 23, 2013
PANAJI/DELHI: A special investigation team of Goa Police on Saturday flew to Delhi in connection with the probe into alleged sexual assault of a Tehelka journalist by its editor Tarun Tejpal and will seek to record the statements of the two along with that of magazine's managing editor Shoma Chaudhury. A senior Goa Police official said the crime branch team led by a deputy superintendent will record the statement of Chaudhury before further action. The police are trying to collect emails of Tarun Tejpal in connection with the incident and the complaint of the girl to the management following which he will be questioned, the official said and did not rule out his arrest.
HC doubts burn victim's statement, acquits husband
November 20, 2013
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MUMBAI: Refusing to believe that a woman with 100% burn injuries could narrate and sign a dying declaration, the Bombay high court recently ruled that a youth serving life imprisonment for his wife's murder was not guilty. A division bench of Justice P V Hardas and Justice Revati Dere ordered that Kolhapur resident Samir Awati (31), who was arrested eight years ago, be released from prison. "Both the dying declarations are not free from infirmities and it would be extremely hazardous to place any reliance on them as they do not inspire confidence and therefore would have to be excluded from consideration," said the judge and added, "the prosecution had utterly failed to prove the offence against Awati beyond reasonable doubt.
Law intern did not turn up for recording of statement
November 20, 2013
NEW DELHI: A woman intern, who has alleged sexual harassment by a recently-retired Supreme Court judge, did not turn up for recording of her statement before the three-judge committee set up to probe the charge on Wednesday. Court sources said that members of the panel assembled for the meeting and waited for nearly one hour and 45 minutes. Ravindra Maithani, secretary general of the apex court, who is also the member secretary of the committee, did not respond to calls for details of meeting.
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November 18, 2013
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Looks like the beard has caught the fancy of our Kollywood actors. From super-trimmed to all-out thick, our Tamil actors are sporting facial hair in their upcoming films to give themselves an attractive, rugged look. Chennai Times gives you a dekko of their rough-and-tough self... Suriya Suriya will be seen in two different avatars in Lingusamy's action film, and in one of those, he sports a short boxed beard Dhanush Dhanush has grown a full beard for Velaiyilla Pattathari , and will also be seen in a rugged look in KV Anand's Anegan Vishal Vishal is nowadays seen sporting a full beard, which, we hear, is for his upcoming film with Thiru, Naan Sigappu Manithan Madhavan Maddy plays a retired boxer in his Tamil-Hindi bilingual, and with his imperial bearded look, he was the cynosure of all eyes at a recent event Vijay Sethupathi Vijay Sethupathi, who recently had a handlebar moustache, is now sporting a full beard, which will be his look in a couple of his upcoming films Simbu Gautham Menon , who turned Simbu into a chocolate boy with VTV, has asked the actor to sport a gangsta stubble for their next collaboration
Intern deposes before panel probing sexual harassment charge
November 18, 2013
NEW DELHI: A woman intern, who has alleged sexual harassment by a recently-retired Supreme Court judge during her internship, appeared and recorded her statement before the three-judge committee set up to probe the charge on Monday. The law intern recorded her statement for two hours and requested the committee that confidentiality of her testimony be maintained. "The committee held its meeting today and the law intern appeared before it. She has completed the recording of her statement.
Seed scam: CBI records Ashok Khemka's statement
November 17, 2013
CHANDIGARH: CBI sleuths have recorded Haryana IAS officer Ashok Khemka's statement in the Rs 5-crore wheat seeds purchased by Haryana Seed Development Corporation (HSDC) in 2010. Two months ago the CBI had registered a preliminary inquiry report in the case after verifying a complaint lodged by Khemka in March when he was managing director of the HSDC. The CBI recorded Khemka's statement for details about the modus operandi in the scam. CBI's Chandigarh unit SP Vineet Brijlal refused to divulge details.
Trendy politicians make quiet a style statement
November 16, 2013
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The election season is heating up and politicians are leaving no stone unturned to put their best foot forward. Politicians cutting across party lines are making quiet a fashion statement to woo their voters. Be it Narendra Modi's half kurta, Rahul Gandhi's halfsleeve jacket or Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi cap, our leaders seem to have carefully choosen their wardrobe, before jumping into the battle of ballots. Here we bring you a list of politicians who have made an impression on voters' minds with their unique sartorial choices.
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In Christmas 2011, I got my first Kindle (I took the plunge when the Fire came out, since I also like being able to watch video, check email and social media, and other basic browsing tasks, on one device I can carry around). I've bought about a dozen Kindle books, and downloaded many , many samples to "browse and sample".
I still find it frustrating that Amazon has yet to find a way to satisfy the people who like the convenience of the Kindle to carry around numerous books at a time, but also like the experience of owning the print book. I like both the electronic conveniences AND the traditional book ownership perks like the bookshelf filled with books, the "display" of what I'm reading to the social setting, and yes, in some cases, even the "smell" of the pages. Statisitics show that a majority of Kindle users are also traditional book lovers. Someday there may be a way to encourage us to get both formats. Not yet.
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