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Olga Talamante, writing in the LA Times.
Olga Talamante, writing in the LA Times.
Randi Rhodes on Larry King.
Cornyn's Hypocrisy
FDL found a little hypocrisy coming out of Cornyn's mouth at the NSA hearings Friday.
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Cornyn: "When I was looking this morning at one of the witnesses that's going to be testifying, that's selling a book and that is a convicted felon, it strikes me as very odd that the Judiciary Committee is giving an opportunity to somebody under those circumstances as part of their marketing efforts.'
Now click to FDL and see how involved John was with Abramoff and the Casino scandals.
One of Bill Maher's pet peeves is "the infamous seven minutes," that Bush sat frozen in the school after being notified by Andy Card that the nation was under attack.
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On Real Time Friday night, Maher asked Rep. Dana Rohrabacher-if he wouldn't have criticized Bill Clinton for doing the same thing. Dana was paralyzed and left speechless. Question answered.
What a great tournament it's been so far. LSU scares me, but I'm rooting big time for UCLA. I never expected them to get out of the "sweet sixteen." They play great defense, shorten the shot clock and have plenty of big men to cover LSU's dynamic duo. They need to make their free throws which has made the last two games pretty ugly to watch. I'm also rooting for GMU.
"During my last night in captivity, my captors forced me to participate in a propaganda video. They told me they would let me go if I cooperated. I was living in a threatening environment, under their control, and wanted to go home alive. I agreed. Things that I was forced to say while captive are now being taken by some as an accurate reflection of my personal views. They are not. The people who kidnapped me and murdered Alan Enwiya are criminals, at best.
They robbed Alan of his life and devastated his family. They put me, my family and my friends--and all those around the world, who have prayed so fervently for my release--through a horrific experience. I was, and remain, deeply angry with the people who did this....read on"
Welcome home Jill and take the time you need to recover.
Jesus General has a post. Wikipedia has a page dedicated to it.
CBS Evening News with Lara Logan featured Jill's release last night.
TMV reports: "Christian Science Monitor correspondent Jill Carroll's release did have a price a fee paid in the form of a propaganda statement she was ordered to videotape, her paper reports"
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CSM: The night before journalist Jill Carroll's release, her captors said they had one final demand as the price of her freedom: She would have to make a video praising her captors and attacking the United States, according to Jim Carroll. In a long phone conversation with his daughter on Friday, Mr. Carroll says that Jill was "under her captor's control."
Joe Gandleman has a great round up.
Digby writes about Jonah Goldberg:
"He reminds of one of those guys who says a rape victim didn't act traumatized enough for him, so she's probably lying...read on
Powerline and Think Progress get into it.
James Taranto writes in the WSJ:
"The poll was especially good news for Ms. Busby's attempt to wrap up the race in the first round. Barely a week ago, a Datamar poll had her at 36%, but the left-wing netroots community led by MoveOn.org and Web sites like DailyKos have made a big push to help her win. -The irony, of course, is that Messrs. Kaloogian, Roach and Bilbray would each be a heavy favorite to beat Ms. Busby in a June runoff. But Ms. Busby appears to have a shot at pulling off an upset on April 11. A surprise Democratic win in two weeks would be seen, correctly, as a major warning sign for Republicans and could be the first tangible indication the GOP might be in real trouble in November....read on" (h/t Guy)
I'm not sure how important that poll is, but Busby really has a shot at winning this race. We need everyones help.
Donate if you can or just become active if you live in her area.
This is what he said on The Situation Room:
HEWITT: "No, that's not right, because talk radio, when you look at Rush, at Sean, at myself, at Laura Ingraham, Michael Medved, Dennis Prager, we all conduct ourselves appropriately on the air, or the FCC will smack -- smite -- smack us down.---So, I think what we have got is basically a monopoly on responsible new media on the center-right side, and talk radio is responsible new media, even though that fever swamp on the left, the Michael Moore-disease-ridden Democrats on the left, they don't want to admit that, so they won't. But, in fact, talk radio is quite responsible."
He's quite selective in his reporting which is nothing new. The fact that he says he starts from "the center" is laughable. Here's a quick example of the fine, responsible right wing talk radio:
Boortz: I saw Cynthia McKinney's hairdo yesterday -- saw it on TV. I don't blame that cop for stopping her. It looked like a welfare drag queen was trying to sneak into the Longworth House Office Building. That hairdo is ghetto trash. I don't blame them for stopping her...
Michael Savage wants people to burn the Mexican flag.
Glenn Beck called hurricane survivors in New Orleans "scumbags," said he "hates" 9-11 families.


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Alan Taylor
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(1996). In addition to his feature film work, Trese has also occasionally appeared on television shows, such as Law & Order, N.Y.P.D. Blue (on which he had a recurring role as
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Frank (Adam Trese of Laws of Gravity) is in trouble. His dot-com start-up collapses before it goes online, essentially bankrupting him and his partner, Josh (Andrew McCarthy). Frank is forced to leave his fancy Manhattan apartment and move back in with his parents (Robert Vaughn and Hayley Mills), and he can't even bring himself to tell them he's failed. His kooky friend Sal (John Turturro) warns Frank that his priorities are wrong, and sends him to Gina (Aida Turturro), a cheerful psychic. Then Frank comes up with a new idea tailor-made for the dot-com bust, but the first potential investor he meets with, Abrams (Mark Margolis), seems more interested in Frank's diet than his idea, and the second guy (Michael Badalucco) he meets with threatens to steal the idea, causing Frank to collapse in a sweaty panic. Then Abrams calls again. While Frank's project is too small for him to handle, he knows a couple of guys. Soon Frank and Josh are working again, with a new office and a new CFO, Peter (Bruce MacVittie). Things are going swimmingly, until Frank takes a closer look at the books, and begins to suspect that his investors are using the company to launder money. 2BPerfectlyHonest marks the feature debut of writer/director Randel Cole. The movie had its world premiere at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
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Following memorable roles in the military action-adventures Pearl Harbor (2001) and Black Hawk Down (2001), young actor Josh Hartnett is propelled to romantic leading man status with this semi-autobiographical comedy from screenwriter Rob Perez. Hartnett stars as Matt Sullivan, a young man smarting over the bitter breakup of his most recent relationship. With Lent approaching, Matt decides to observe the 40-day tradition by abstaining from all sexual contact, including self-gratification. Once his odyssey of discipline has begun, he meets the girl of his dreams, while his ex begins campaigning to get him back. Co-starring Shannyn Sossamon, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Vinessa Shaw, 40 Days and 40 Nights inspired another round of controversy between distributor Miramax and the Catholic League, which accused the film of being a "vulgar parody" of Lent. The League previously protested the company's releases of Priest (1994) and Dogma (1999). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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An artist thrown into the violent world of police work is torn between his creative sensibility and his pragmatic need to earn a living in this offbeat police thriller. Jimmy (Adam Trese) is a gifted photographer who, despite the quality of his work, is having a hard time making ends meet. Eager to be able to support himself and his wife, Maria (Ariadna Gil), a classical dancer, Jimmy takes a job as a crime scene photographer with the L.A.P.D. The constant parade of violence and brutality Jimmy sees through his camera's lens proves hard to take, and soon Jimmy begins rearranging the scenes of violent death to give them a more creative and lifelike dimension, as he begins to imagine he can give the victims a new life through his art. Russo (V.J. Foster) and Flowers (Cully Fredricksen), the detectives Jimmy works with, are amused by his thin skin and creative sensibilities; they sense Jimmy's desire to leave his job behind, and persuade him to join them in a drug deal which could make them a fast and lucrative payday. Maria is also aware of Jimmy's discomfort with his new job, and in hopes of making enough money to support them both, she signs on as an exotic dancer at a strip joint, where she witnesses a crime that leads her into the same sort of danger Jimmy has been struggling to escape. Camera Obscura was the first feature film from writer and director Hamlet Sarkissian. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Writer-director Gregory C. Haynes serves up a down-home twist on the traditional romantic comedy with this tale of a 30-something lawyer who starts to feel the marriage bug. Danny (Adam Trese) still harbors dreams of becoming a cowboy when his fiancée leaves him on the eve of their wedding ceremony. Luckily, not one, but two women come along to ease his suffering: the bubbly Jo Jo (High Art's Radha Mitchell) and the more traditional Candice (Mia Kirshner). Which woman will put an end to the tears in Danny's beer? Will he really trade in his briefs and torts for chaps and a lariat? Cowboys and Angels premiered at the 2000 L.A. Independent Film Festival. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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Crooked Lines
Jim Breuer, Burt Young, and Colin Quinn headline this zany crime comedy about a group of petty thieves who bungle their plot to lift $1 million in mob cash. Upon learning that mobsters are scheduled to pick up $1 million at a local delicatessen Joe, Chris, Sal, and Johnny scheme to swoop in and steal the cash before it exchanges hands. Unfortunately this gang is none too bright, and before they know it they've got the law, and the underworld gunning for them. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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In the concluding episode of Homicide: Life on the Street's two-part season-four opener, the discovery of a second body at an arson scene suggests that the fire was started to cover up a double homicide. With Bayliss (Kyle Secor) sidelined by illness, his partner, Pembleton (Andre Braugher), is reluctantly teamed with brash arson detective Kellerman (Reed Diamond), who continues to rub the homicide squad the wrong way when he turns down a transfer offer extended by Giardello (Yaphet Kotto). Meanwhile, Munch (Richard Belzer) and Howard (Melissa Leo) compete for a coveted promotion. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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This convoluted crime drama offers a haunting view of the violent and ruthless world of three Miami drug dealers: Dante, his lover Micki and Cisco. Though only in their mid-'20s, all three are veterans in the field and have made their fortunes selling heroin to upper-middle-class clients at the city's hottest nightspots via teenage couriers. The operation is overseen by a friendly but crooked-to-the-core policeman. Together the threesome has fashioned a stable, well-ordered world that borders on respectability, but that world is shattered when Dante learns that former partner Gabriel is getting out of prison and has sworn his vengeance upon the three who he believes framed him. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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A TV reality series, in which several contrasting personalities share the same apartment, suddenly turns ugly when one housemate apparently kills another. The DA's office not only goes after the likely perpetrator, but also the series' producers and the TV network executives who might have deliberately fomented bad feelings amongst the housemates for the sake of ratings. All too appropriately, the outcome of the case hinges on a hidden-camera videotape. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Either loved or hated by the critics, this is the debut film by the 29-year-old writer/director, Nick Gomez. A three-day slice-of-life in Brooklyn done in the cinema verite style, this is a violent movie portraying two ruthless thieves and their friends involved in illegal activities--following them through the urban underbelly as they commit their crimes and are pursued by the police. ~ Tana Hobart, Rovi
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Jessica (Angela Lansbury) returns home from New York when she finds out that her accountant Samuel Bennett (Wings Hauser) hasn't been paying her bills in Cabot Cove. It turns out that Bennett is deeply in debt to a local illicict gambling casino. Soon after, a crooked deputy (Matthew Flint) is killed--and among the suspects are Bennett, the ex-boyfriend (Adam Trese) of Bennett's daughter (Liz Vassey), and casino owner Caremidi (Richard Beymer). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Simone (Jimmy Smits) manages to catch a suspected serial rapist, but his triumph is short-lived. After a violent confrontation with her battling parents, Diane (Kim Delaney) has trouble remaining sober. The victim of a shooting has been attacked several times and doesn't know why; investigating this mystery, Medavoy (Gordon Clapp) is teamed with Lesniak (Justine Miceli) -- who makes a show-stopping revelation. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Andy Sipowicz (Dennis Franz) is receptive when a woman provides new information on a gruesome eight-year-old murder. As Sipowicz and Bobby Simone (Jimmy Smits) prepare to exhume the victim's remains, they are surprised by the indifference expressed by those closest to the dead man. But Simone has a bigger and more personal problem to deal with when he tries to find out the facts behind the shooting death of Diane Russell's (Kim Delaney) abusive father. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Theresa Connelly makes her directorial debut with her own screenplay, a semi-autobiographical romantic comedy-drama, set in working-class Detroit, about a large Polish-American family run by matriarch Jadzia Pzoniak (Lena Olin). Her four boys obey her, but adolescent Hala (Claire Danes) is rebellious and independent. Although happily married to bakery worker Bolek (Gabriel Byrne), Jadzia engages in an almost-open affair with Roman (Rade Serbedzija). Hala sneaks off for late-night trysts with her handsome neighbor Russell Schuster (Adam Trese), resulting in her pregnancy. After her parents learn the news, Russell is forced to marry Hala, and a big Polish wedding is planned. Shown at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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A vision of Britain between 1801 and 2001.
Including maps, statistical trends and historical descriptions.
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Name | Status | Language | Start | End | Authority |
LONG NEWTON | Preferred | English | F. Youngs, Local Administrative Units: Northern England (London: Royal Historical Society, 1991), p. 110. | ||
LONGNEWTON | Alternate | English | 1961 Census of England and Wales, Table 3, 'Acreage, Population, Private Households and Dwellings', for 'LAA, Wards, CP in RD, Con, NT'. | ||
NEWTON LONG | Alternate | English | 1801 Census of Great Britain, Table [1], 'Population Abstract'. |
This unit was associated with the following other units:
Nature of association | Other unit involved | Type of unit | Authority |
was succeeded by | LONG NEWTON EP | Ecclesiastical Parish | F. Youngs, Local Administrative Units: Northern England (London: Royal Historical Society, 1991), p. 110. |
This unit was part of the following units:
We know of no boundary changes affecting this unit.
We know of no units which were contained within this unit.
GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Long Newton CP/AP through time | Census tables with data for the Parish-level Unit, A Vision of Britain through Time.
URL: http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/unit/10034851
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MA, Pennsylvania State University
MLIS, Simmons College
PhD, Pennsylvania State University
The Very Rev. Dr. Cotsonis is the Director of the Archbishop Iakovos Library and Learning Resource Center at Hellenic College Holy Cross and a Byzantine art historian. His expertise is in the following fields of Byzantine Art: liturgical arts, manuscript illumination, religious iconography of Byzantine lead seals, and Christian iconography. He is one of two leading scholars in North America on Byzantine lead seals. The seals are the richest body of evidence for the iconography of the saintly figures and their cult in Byzantium, and key documents for the study of both orthodox piety and the political use of religious art. Beyond numerous articles on these matters, he is the author of a book, Byzantine Figural Processional Crosses, which is now regarded as the standard work on the subject. Before coming to Holy Cross, the Very Rev. Dr. Cotsonis was an Assistant Bibliographer and Museum Exhibition Associate at Dumbarton Oaks Library, Harvard Center for Byzantine Studies. He has served on the Governing Board and the Program Committee of the Annual Byzantine Studies Conference and was a Voted Member of the U.S. National Committee for Byzantine Studies. In April of 2007, he received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Department of Art History of The Pennsylvania State University. Most recently, he participated in the 3rd International Sigillographic Workshop for the Digital Cataloguing of Byzantine Lead Seals (SigiDoc Workshop) held at Dumbarton Oaks, Harvard Center for Byzantine Studies, Washington, DC, from 8-11 July 2011.
Mary and Michael Jaharis Curator for Byzantine Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
BA, Newcomb College of Tulane University
MA, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University
PhD, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University
Dr. Helen C. Evans is a specialist in Early Christian, Byzantine, Armenian and Crusader Art. She has been a member of the curatorial staff of The Metropolitan Museum of Art since 1991. She opened the Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries of Byzantine Art at the Met in 2000 and expanded them in 2008. Among Dr. Evans' curatorial exhibitions at the Museum are The Glory of Byzantium: Art and Culture of the Middle Byzantine Era (843 – 1261) and Byzantium: Faith and Power (1261-1557). In spring 2012, her exhibition Byzantium and Islam: Age of Transition (7th – 9th Century) opened at the Museum. Dr. Evans has taught at the Institute of Fine Arts of New York University, Columbia University, Hunter College, the University of Chicago and Oberlin College and published widely in Europe and America. She is a member of the Saint Catherine Foundation and the Scientific Committee for the Exhibition of the Religious Treasures of the New Sacristy of the Holy Monastery. Dr. Evans has been chair of the Editorial Board of the Art Bulletin and is a member of the Nominating Committee of the College Art Association. She is a founding member of the American Association of Museum Curators and currently vice-president. She was chosen the Newcomb Alumna of the Year in 2005 and has been presented with the American Hellenic Institute's Hellenic Heritage Achievement Award; the Hellenic American Women's Council's Aristeon Award; and the Axion Award of Excellence.
A. B., Suffolk University
S.T.M., Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology
MTh, Boston University, School of Theology
ThD, University of Thessaloniki, School of Theology
The Rev. Dr. Thomas FitzGerald is the current dean of Holy Cross School of Theology and Professor of Church History and Historical Theology. The Rev. Dr. FitzGerald served as the senior representative of the Patriarchate of Constantinople and the Archdiocese of America in his function as executive director of the Unity and Renewal Programme of the World Council of Churches. He has also served as executive secretary and member of the Orthodox-Roman Catholic Bilateral Consultation in North America.
In his teaching, research, and writings, he has a particular interest in the issues of division and reconciliation which are reflected especially in the councils of the Church as well as in ecumenical dialogues. His recent book, The Ecumenical Movement: An Introductory History, addresses many of these issues. He is also an editor of the Orthodox Theological Review.
BA, University of Athens
MA, Boston University
PhD, Boston University
Dr. Evie Holmberg is a professor of Classics and Ecclesiastical Greek at Hellenic College and Holy Cross School of Theology and adjunct professor of Modern Greek Studies at Boston University. She joined the Faculties of Hellenic College and Holy Cross in 1979 and she holds a joint appointment in both Schools since 1993, and has served at Boston University since 2006. Dr. Holmberg worked as director of research projects and art conservator at Harvard University's Fogg Art Museum, at the Los Angeles County Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Her work and publications include sample analysis of works of art for the determination of their dating, provenance and history of restoration, translations and commentary of Greek texts of Classical, Hellenistic, Byzantine and Modern Greek origin, as well as diachronic and comparative historical studies.
University of Hamburg, Germany
BA, University of California, Berkeley
MA, University of California, Berkeley
PhD, University of California, Berkeley
Dr. Ioli Kalavrezou is professor of Byzantine Art History. She has also held professorships at UCLA and the University of Munich. She sits on the board of Senior Fellows of Dumbarton Oaks and is a member of the Dumbarton Oaks editorial board. She has served as a member of the editorial board of the College Art Association (1990-94), as a member of the board of directors of the International Center of Medieval Art (1982-1985), and as President of the Byzantine Studies Conference (1981-1983) and President of the U.S. International Committee of Byzantine Studies (1991-1996). Several of her studies concern the cult of the Virgin Mary and the everyday world of the Byzantines, especially women. Her more recent book, Byzantine Women and their World, published in 2003 accompanied an exhibition with the same title.
BA, New York University
MDiv, Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology
MA and PhD, The Catholic University of America
Demetrios S. Katos is Dean of Hellenic College and Associate Professor of Religious Studies. He has been on the faculty since 2000, offering courses in theology, history, and religion. Dean Katos is a Board Member of the Stephen and Catherine Pappas Patristics Institute of Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology and he has served as Treasurer and Vice-President of the Orthodox Theological Society in America. From 2004-2010, he was a Lecturer in the Department of Theology at Boston College where he taught courses in Eastern Orthodox theology. Dean Katos' research is devoted to the theology, history, and intellectual culture of Christian antiquity. He specializes in early Christian spiritual and mystical traditions and was named a Henry Luce III Fellow in Theology. He is the author of Palladius of Helenopolis: The Origenist Advocate (Oxford University Press, 2011).
BA, University of Athens
MA, Harvard University
PhD, Harvard University
Dr. Lily Macrakis is the Special Counselor to the President of Hellenic College Holy Cross since 2011 and Professor Emerita of European and Greek History at Hellenic College. Previously she was the Academic Dean and Professor of European and Greek History at Hellenic College (2002 - 2010). She was chair of the Department of History at Regis Collge in Weston, MA. She has been a visiting professor at Boston College, the University of Crete, and Harvard University. As a Bunting Institute Fellow in Cambridge and a Fulbright Scholar in Greece, she published a study on the Greek statesman Eleftherios Venizelos, for which she was awarded the Biography Prize by the Academy of Athens. She has published many articles and essays and edited a number of books on Modern Greek History. She has also served as President of the Modern Greek Studies Association and as Chairperson of its biennial symposia. Through her work and publications she has hoped to promote Hellenic Studies in the United States.
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"Five minutes or 50 minutes," Dr. Jay Coker says. "The chapel will be open."
The 62nd annual National Day of Prayer is scheduled from noon to 1 p.m. Thursday at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Fayetteville.
"This is not a Presbyterian service," says Coker, 59, the church pastor. "It is for all people of faith."
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"Each person will receive a bulletin that will 'guide' individual, silent prayer," Coker says. "The bulletin has one section devoted to prayer for all churches. One is devoted to the nation and elected officials - nation, state, local. A third section will list public servants - police officers, emergency medical, firefighters, public utilities, etc. The final section is military."
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"The National Day of Prayer has great significance for us as a nation, as it enables us to recall and to teach the way in which our founders sought God's wisdom when faced with critical decisions," Coker says. "It stands as a call for us to humbly come before God, seeking God's guidance for our leaders and God's grace upon us as a people."
President Ronald Reagan in 1988 signed the National Day of Prayer into law, designating the first Thursday of each May as an encouragement for Americans to pray.
The first call for national prayer, Coker reminds, dates to 1775, when the Continental Congress asked the colonies to pray for wisdom in forming this nation.
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"With Boston, among other sad events, we see more dramatically that peace is a prayer we should offer for our own communities, state and nation, " Coker says. "Peace is more than political action or hopeful thinking. Peace is rooted in words offered by Jesus - 'Love one another.' "
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This week's Origins News Roundup features highlights from a recent conference of evangelical theologians, exciting human fossil finds, tell-tale lice, and a few words from the Pope.
"It's tempting to think that the church needs to decide quickly which of these [original sin] scenarios is right, and which ones must be wrong. I believe the church is better served by taking its time, holding several different scenarios in tension for a while as we think through the implications of each."
Today's Origins News Round-up takes us from some cosmic data on the possible existence of life elsewhere in the universe, to some surprising theories about the origin of life, and some interesting general news and editorial items on science and religion.
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This week in the news: a new conversation about rifts in the Christian church (sponsored by the Colossian Forum), a 46-million-year-old fossilized mosquito turns up in a Montana lake, and more…
Once we recognize that no one takes the text literally, and that we have often failed to account for the details in the text regarding the time of day, we can begin anew to try to understand the text as an ancient text rather than as a modern one. As such, we must begin with the idea that the text operates in the world of omens, not the world of physics and astronomy.
This entry was originally posted on February 17, 2010. In this video conversation, Jeff Schloss makes the observation that when we use the term "evolution", it is not always exactly clear what we are actually discussing unless we denote the intended usage.
"…why a man should be hanged, because it has not yet pleased God to give him his spirit, I confess, I am yet to understand. Certainly to think by a halter to let new light into the understanding, or by the tortures of the body to heal the errors of the mind, seems to me like applying a plaister to the heel, to cure a wound in the head; which doth not work upon the seat of the disease…"
Old Testament scholar and BioLogos ECF grantee John H. Walton spent the first seven months of 2013 traveling around the United States and fifteen other countries lecturing on Genesis 1 - 3. In this series, we feature John's reflections on his world tour and the insights he gained from his conversations.
Astrobiology is the field of inquiry about the origin of life on our planet and the possibility of life elsewhere in the universe. Making a comeback is the theory that life began on Mars and emigrated from there to Earth via meteorites dislodged by collisions with asteroids.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
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This series, by Old Testament scholar Richard S. Hess, was first published as an appendix to Christian Apologetics: A Comprehensive Case for Biblical Faith (Downers Grove: IVP Academic; Nottingham: Apollos, 2011).
If your core value is serving God and you believe that anything but a literal interpretation of the Bible is disobedient to God, you can't hear any of the scientific arguments, and that was the way it was with me. Until I dealt with the loyalty question, I could not proceed to the science.
The gift of Love must be the gift of freedom, the gift of a degree of letting-be, and this can be expected to be true of all creatures to the extent that is appropriate to their proper character. It is in the nature of dense snow fields that they will sometimes slip with the destructive force of an avalanche. It is the nature of lions that they will seek their prey. It is the nature of cells that they will mutate, sometimes producing new forms of life, sometimes grievous disabilities, sometimes cancers.
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With a high-school level understanding of science and theology, I was convinced by this "either-or" argument and, to my knowledge, became the first Young Earth Creationist in my local Nazarene church. I knew the enemy and the enemy had a name. It was Evolution.
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Fish, which salted and dried, is particularly popular in Spanish gastronomy. Salt cod has been part of traditional Spanish cooking since the 16th century, when the Basque fishermen fished on the coasts of Terranova. Curiously, the Spaniards consider that fresh cod lacks the culinary virtues of the salted variety and fishmongers see little demand for it. However, once having undergone the curing process, its fat concentration increases – particularly in the skin - and this virtue is not lost after soaking it in water for several hours to eliminate the salt before cooking. During the cooking process, the fat is released and binds with the base sauce, forming a succulent, gelatinous substance. Salt cod may be prepared in a variety of ways, pairing with ingredients that would be unthinkable in other fish dishes, but the pil-pil recipe is unique. The salt cod is stirred vigorously - shaking the dish - while adding extra virgin olive oil little by little, to form a creamy sauce, similar in colour and texture to mayonnaise, in which the fish is cooked. The dish is both simple and delicious.
Literally meaning shack or hut, barraca can refer more specifically to the type of working hut built in the regions of Murcia and Valencia by farmers in the field, made with adobe and very steep thatch roof.
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A white meat fish of the Thunnus family, smaller than tuna (approximately 10 kg / 22 lb in weight and 1 m / 3.2 ft in length). It is very popular in Spanish gastronomy, whether fresh or preserved. Albacore is abundant in the Bay of Biscay, where from July to September it is fished individually, by rod with live bait - an ecologically friendly method. Its preparation varies depending on the region: in the Basque Country, it is usually grilled over charcoal in large pieces (the belly, in slices...), with fried garlic, hot pepper, vinegar and parsley added at the end; it is also eaten in marmitako (a sailors' potato-based stew). In the interior, albacore is usually cooked with tomato or onions. But preserved albacore (in oil or brine) is also highly regarded and used in salads, omelettes and even sandwiches.
Or anchoa, this is a small fish (approximately 12 cm /4.7 in long) belonging to the same family as the sardine, and highly regarded in Spanish gastronomy, whether eaten fresh or preserved. In the majority of Spanish regions, the fish is known by two names: anchoa, when salted, and boquerón when fresh or preserved in vinegar. However, in northern Spain, it is known only as anchoa. The boquerón season runs from April to July. The anchovies from the Bay of Biscay – first salted and then tinned in olive oil - and those from the Costa Brava (Girona, Catalonia) – preserved directly in brine - are particularly famous. In Madrid and other areas of central Spain, they are frequently prepared in vinegar: first, they must be cleaned, and only the backs are marinated in a mixture of olive oil, vinegar, salt, garlic and parsley. In Andalusia, they are usually fried: cleaned and floured, they are lightly fried in very hot olive oil to give them a crunchy texture.
Small, round sweet fritters made from a light dough fried in olive oil and filled with custard or cream. The dough is made with flour, eggs, milk, butter, sugar and grated lemon rind. There are those who add dash of brandy or powdered yeast for a fluffier consistency. When the dough is ready, it is rolled into balls of some 5 cm / 1.9 in diameter and fried in oil, then drained and cut to introduce the filling. Buñuelos de viento are typical in Madrid, although also found in other areas, and are generally eaten in November for All Saints Day. Recipes for these fritters may be found as early as 1611, in Martínez Montiño's book Arte de Cocina (The Art of Cooking). The dictionary of the Real Academia Española (Royal Spanish Academy) refers to them with the captivating name of "fruta de sartén" (fruit of the frying pan).


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Affin-KNIT-ty Group: Parish Library, St. John's Church, Williamstown, 1 p.m. Knitting and crochet group. All skill levels welcome. Call (413) 458-8144.
WCMA at Night: "Working Together/Declarations of Independence," Williams College Museum of Art, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Museum-wide interactive dance performance and culmination of a Winter Study course led by movement educator Hana van der Kolk. Visit email@example.com or call (413) 597-2376.
"The Magistrate": The Clark, 2 p.m. Live HD broadcast of the performance from London's National Theater. Visit clarkart.edu or call (413) 458-2303.
January 18
Howie Levitz: The Williams Inn, 8 p.m. Show tunes for piano and voice. Call (413) 458-9371.
Tai Chi: Lower Room, St. John's Church, Williamstown, 8 p.m. Led by Day Acheson. All levels welcome. Call (413) 884-3289.
Northern Berkshire Interfaith Action Initiative: Group discussion of Newton Tragedy, First Baptist Church, North Adams (use Eagle Street entrance), 10 a.m. An informal discussion of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School from a faith perspective. Visit northernberkshireinterfaith.blogspot.com or call Mark Rondeau at (413) 664-0130.
"Mozart's Figaro, Unplugged": Adams Memorial Theater, '62 Center, 7:30 p.m. An unadorned performance of Acts II and IV of "The Marriage of Figaro," with students and community members. $5, $3 students. Visit firstname.lastname@example.com or call (413) 597-2425.
Northern Berkshire Contra Dance: First Congregational Church, Williamstown, 6 p.m. Call (413) 458-4273.
January 19
Live Music: Hops and Vines, 16 Water St., Williamstown, 9:30 p.m. Call (413) 458-1372.
"What is a Raw Foods Diet? An Introduction to Plant-Based and Live Nutrition": Wild Oats Market, 320 Main St., Williamstown, 10 a.m. Class facilitated by Louise Binette. $5. Visit wildoats.coop or call (413) 458-8060.
Fingers Groove Trio: Public Eat+Drink, 34 Holden St., North Adams, 9 p.m. Organ trio featuring Benny "Fingers" Kohn. Visit publiceatanddrink.com or call (413) 664-4444.
"Little Fugitive": Images Cinema, 10:30 p.m. and 1 p.m. Screening of the 1953 classic and winner of the Silver Lion at the Venice Film Festival. $5. Visit imagescinema.org or call (413) 458-1039.
"1912: Occupy Lawrence: The Great Textile Strike": Lower Room, St. John's Church, 7 p.m. Multi-media performance and coffee house with Charlie King and Karen Brandow, in commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Call (413) 458-8144.
"Mozart's Figaro, Unplugged": Adams Memorial Theater, '62 Center, 7:30 p.m. An unadorned performance of Acts II and IV of "The Marriage of Figaro," with students and community members. $5, $3 students. Visit email@example.com or call (413) 597-2425.
"Maria Stuarda": The Clark, 12:55 p.m. Live HD broadcast from The Metropolitan Opera. Call (413) 458-2303.
January 20
Eat+Think Trivia: Public Eat+Drink, 34 Holden St., North Adams, 8:30 p.m. Winning team takes home $25 gift certificate. Visit publiceatanddrink.com or call (413) 664-4444.
Celebration of Pastor Carrie Bail's Ministry: First Congregational Church, Williamstown, 11 a.m. Luncheon and celebration following Rev. Bail's final service as pastor of the church. Visit firstchurchwilliamstown.org or call (413) 458-4273.
Friendship Knot Quilters: Lower Room, St. John's Church, Williamstown, 1 p.m. Monthly group for service and personal projects. Visit friendshipknotquiltersguild.com or call (413) 458-8144.
"Artful Dining: The Orchestration of the Meal": The Clark, 3 p.m. Lecture presented by Darra Goldstein, professor of Russian at Williams College. The first in a four-part series, "A Feast for the Eyes: Food, Porcelain, Silver, and Luxury Fabrics." Visit clarkart.edu or call (413) 458-2303.
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Council on Aging: Harper Center, 118 Church St., Williamstown, 3 p.m. Meeting open to the public. Call (413) 458-8250.
"Interiors": Images Cinema, 5:30 p.m. Artist's reception for Anna Moriarty Lev's drawing exhibit, on display through Jan. 31. Visit imagescinema.org or call (413- 458-1039.
Tai Chi: Lower Room, St. John's Church, Williamstown, 8 a.m. Led by Day Acheson. All levels welcome. Call (413) 884-3289.
"Matings of Polynomials": Bronfman Science Center 105, Williams College, 1 p.m. Sarah Koch of Harvard University discusses quadratic polynomials. Mathematics and Statistics Department Colloquium. Visit math.williams.edu or call (413) 597-2438.
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Martin Lipton is in Costa do Saiupe to see who Roy Hodgson's Three Lions draw in the World Cup finals group stage
And now is a poignant time for those who govern it to realise their responsibility is to those to whom football is a passion, a joy and a distraction from the troubles of life"
England's team selection worked, judging by the amount of turn we saw - and Cook's captaincy was some of the best I've seen from him"
Don't blame David Moyes - too many experienced players are letting him down by making poor decisions or daft mistakes"
It is a kind of puzzlement that someone who can sometimes appear so ungainly can also be capable of playing such sublime cricket"
David Moyes saw their current plight coming as far back as the summer, when he first succeeded Alex Ferguson as manager"
I fear his hot streak could prove a double-edged sword for Liverpool - the transfer feeding frenzy is bound to start again in January"
Bendtner is on his way out. It's up to him now to prove that he can say goodbye having played a part in helping Arsenal's title win. What a farewell that would be"
The fact remains, Suarez produced perfection last night, even if it was against Norwich, and few are capable of that"
Watching Marouane Fellaini struggle to adapt to life at Old Trafford once again highlights just how drastic Manchester United's loss has been"
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TOTAL RECALL?: Put your memory to the test in this activity, based on a famous psychology experiment.
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Have you ever tried to remember an entire list of groceries—without looking at the written list while you're shopping? Even a master of memory skills may fail to recall an item or two. But why does this happen? In this activity you will learn a little more about memory— how it works and what factors make some details more memorable than others. You will also re-create a psychology experiment that helped scientists identify two effects that can distinctly shape what we remember.
Can you recall all of the words in the paragraph above? No peeking! Some memories are stored for only short periods of time before they disappear. You need to remember the beginning of a sentence to understand the end, for example, but might not need to retain each sentence word-for-word to understand the whole paragraph. This briefly held form of recollection is called short-term memory. Other memories, however, last much longer. Scientists believe that a seahorse-shaped structure in the brain called the hippocampus helps us transform our memories from short- to long-term.
Another form of recollection is working memory. This is what helps you remember and juggle information that is involved in tasks in which you are engaged. This is the form of memory that lets you perform mental math, conjugate verbs or put together a list. Scientists have found that an area of your brain right behind your temples, called the prefrontal cortex, helps you carry out working memory tasks.
• Pencils
• Paper, preferably lined or graph paper
• Watch or clock (optional)
• Gather a group of friends and family to be your subjects—at least five people (but the bigger the group, the better your results)
• Give each of your subjects a piece of paper and pencil.
• Ask your subjects to listen carefully as you list 20 words. They will need to remember as many as they can but not write anything down until you tell them to.
• In a steady, even pace—about one word every second if you are using a clock or watch—read the following list of words in order: home, dog, rock, hand, table, card, bag, monkey, phone, cookie, mouse, paper, nail, hat, pillow, water, juice, watch, circle and glass.
• Why do you think your pacing matters? What do you think might happen if you repeated this activity and read more slowly? What if you read more quickly?
• When you have finished reading the list, pause for one more second and then ask your subjects to write down as many words as they can remember.
• Collect their lists and on a fresh piece of paper and prepare a line graph. The vertical y-axis of the graph will represent the number of subjects in your study. Starting at the bottom of this axis, write the number 1, then evenly space consecutive numbers until you have reached the total number of subjects in your experiment. If five friends participated, you will have the numbers 1 through 5 going up this axis.
• The horizontal x-axis of your graph will include the words on your original list. Write these out, evenly spaced, in the same order that you read them. Your line graph will now allow you to pinpoint how many subjects remembered each of the words on the list.
• Count up how many subjects correctly remembered each word. Above each word on your graph's x-axis, mark a dot that corresponds with the number of subjects along the y-axis. Are there certain words that everyone remembered? Are there words that all of your subjects forgot? Do some people have much sharper memories than others?
• When you have placed a dot for each word, connect these points. Do you notice any patterns? Does your line graph have a smooth shape or is it spiky? Why do you think certain words were more memorable than others?
• Extra: In the original list, all of the words are simple and concrete, making them easier to imagine and relate to. Repeat this experiment with a new list of short, common words but include some that are idea-based, or abstract. You could also read a list of real and made-up words. Are certain words harder to remember than others?
• Extra: Distract your subjects by adding a working memory challenge at the end of the experiment. Repeat the above activity with a new list, but before your subjects write anything down, ask them to recite the last 10 letters of the alphabet backward. Then let your subjects write down as many from the original list as they can remember. Graph and compare your results. Does disrupting memory change the pattern of remembered words?
• Extra: You can also try to enhance memory. First, strategize with your subjects on good memory techniques. For example, many people find that visualizing something makes it easier to remember. Try a few examples as a group, then repeat the experiment with a new set of words. Did your subjects remember more words with a little coaching?


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A staggering 39 crashes and eight deaths since the beginning of 2012 prompted the Utah Transit Authority to crack down on distracted pedestrians. Officers can give $50 tickets to anyone caught crossing a TRAX line while talking on a phone, texting or with ear buds in their ears.
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Pope watchers have noted that Francis said little to nothing about abortion on his trip to Brazil. Abortion is illegal in Brazil, except for cases in which the health of the mother is at risk. Laws were recently changed to allow abortions in cases in which the child would be born with certain life-threatening birth defects.
The pope said he had nothing to say on the trip about abortion because the church teachings against it were clear and this trip was the time for "positive" news.
On divorce
"I believe this is a time of mercy, a change of epoch," the pope said when asked about divorce. He said the group of eight cardinals tasked with reform will explore the issue of whether divorcees can receive Communion, which they are currently barred from doing.
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The pope conceded he was unsure what to do with the Vatican Bank, which is known by its acronym IOR.
"Some say that it would be better if it were a bank, others say that it should be a foundation. Other say to shut it down. These are the suggestions going around. I don't know. I trust the commission's members that are working on the IOR. But I wouldn't be able to tell you how this story is going to end."
And as for what was in the black leather bag he carried onto the plane? A razor, a prayer book, a diary and a book about St. Theresa, but, the pope joked, "Certainly not the keys to the atomic bomb!"
He said he carried his own bags because "It's normal, we have to be normal. We have to be accustomed to being normal."


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