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The Center for Student Research in the Life Sciences (CSRLS) is the signature research and experiential learning Center for students and faculty in the Department of Biology. Born out of the former Center for Biotechnology and Biomedical Sciences, it is the umbrella under which all faculty/student research is coordinated and is a model for fostering undergraduate research and providing rich experiential learning opportunities in the Life Sciences for all our students. The Center also facilitates faculty and student research partnerships between Biology and Chemistry and Biochemistry, Computer Science, Physics and Mathematics.
Undergraduate Student Research
The Center for Student Research in the Life Sciences (CSRLS) supports and helps coordinate all research areas in the Life Sciences that reflect Merrimack faculty expertise as well as promote Merrimack-community and Merrimack-business partnerships. Faculty-mentored research projects in cell and molecular biology, biotechnology, biochemistry, physiology, eco-toxicology, animal behavior and applied ecology all come under the umbrella of the CSRLS..
Some of the Highlights of the brief history of the CSRLS are the establishment of a Biotechnology/Biomedical Sciences Advisory Board with distinguished members from both industry and academia; the renovation of lab space in Mendel Science Center; the acquisition of a major gift donation of lab equipment from Wyeth to support student/faculty research in the program; the procurement of student internship opportunities for several Merrimack Biology majors at area companies; the inauguration of a Seminar Series and membership in the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council.
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It was all very serendipitous. Kahrs had first pitched "Paperman" to John Lasseter more than a decade ago at Pixar, but the bold project didn't get approved until after Glen Keane successfully merged 2D and 3D on "Tangled." Keane would draw over the CG animation to get a more organic look and more emotional resonance. Kahrs realized this is what "Paperman" needed.
"John really liked the idea of a story that took place in these canyon-like spaces among the skyscrapers of Manhattan, and the idea that it would be in black and white and have a bold sense of light and shadow," Kahrs continues.
At the same time, Disney was searching for a technique to leverage the "Tangled" experience. A young programmer named Brian Whited found the answer with his vector-based tool and producer Kristina Reed says it all coalesced around "Paperman," with Jeff Turley art directing the photographic look of Manhattan and Patrick Osborne supervising the experimental animation.
"We would sit in dailies and John [Kahrs] would say it looked too CG," recalls Reed. "Effortless lives in that nebulous space in between -- put it back there."
"I was after two things," Kahrs admits. "We should totally confuse the audience and they should be totally accepting of it at the same time. When watching, it's really difficult to tell if it's 2D or 3D. But it's an easy-to-watch technique. The best thing about 2D is the expressive line; and there's a lot of appeal in the drawings. And the best thing about 3D is it's so stable and dimensional and it doesn't crawl and boil."
Kahrs and Disney are definitely experimenting further with this potentially ground-breaking approach that empowers animators. Kahrs even hinted that it might find its way into a feature, which would mean the next iteration for hand-drawn. "It's so fast and responsive and expressive and the power of being able to manipulate the lines after you've drawn them is nothing like I've seen before," Kahrs marvels.
Like this year's Oscar winner, "The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore," "Paperman" taps a similar retro vibe. See if it delivers the storytelling goods as well below.

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Headline inflation jumped to a 10-month high in September following a Rs 5 hike in diesel prices by the government, leaving little room for the central bank to heed calls from industry to cut key rates.
Wholesale price index (WPI) based inflation rose to 7.81 per cent in September led by a rise in prices of cereals, wheat, fuel and manufactured products, official data released on Monday showed. Though headline inflation in September was only marginally higher than the 7.55 per cent in August, it is the highest since November 2011 when it touched 9.46 per cent.
It is not only fuel but even core inflation as can be seen in manufacturing products that has risen sharply. Headline inflation is likely to rise in the coming months as there will be a surge in demand during festival season. Further, the fuel price hike will be transferred into prices of non-fuel commodities, said NR Bhanumurthy, a professor at National Institute of Public Finance and Policy.
Retail or consumer price index-based inflation stood at 9.73 per cent in September, partially lower than 10.03 per cent in August. Analysts had however warned that the CPI inflation data for September did not capture the full impact of the fuel price hike.
We expect food and overall inflation to inch higher in the coming quarter due to the second-round effects of higher diesel prices, Nomura said in a report. The government on September 13 kicked off long-pending reforms including a Rs 5 hike in diesel and capping the number of subsidised cooking gas cylinders to six a year to step up flagging growth and cut down its spending bill. Last week, the Cabinet hiked urea prices. You cant say that the economy is overheated. Inflation is above the comfort level ... but it is a lot better than last year. I think the government has taken a number of steps which give us more fiscal room than we had before, said Planning Commission deputy chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia.
But Bhanumurthy cautioned that further measures to reduce the fiscal subsidy would also impact inflation. Though the finance ministry has argued for a rate cut as fiscal and monetary measures are both required to revive the economy, the Reserve Bank of India has till now refused to budge from its hawkish stance on the grounds that headline inflation is beyond its comfort zone of 5 per cent. It is scheduled to announce


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Time To Surrender At Encore at Wynn Las Vegas
It's Friday, It's Vegas. Let's make some magic. But this weekend, let's do things a little differently. Instead of big an boisterous, just once, let's try small and stylish. I'm talking about Surrender, the more intimate nightclub at Encore with cool design and sexy sounds. A more insidery crowd comes to Surrender, not that there's anything underground about it, but these are the folks who are more interested in a good time than bragging about being somewhere famous.
First, let's gather and make a game plan. A good place nearby to meet is the Eastside lounge, with lots of space, a pretty view and some great signature cocktails. If it's just you and a friend or two, the bar at Society is a great spot for something classic, as is the atmospheric lobby bar by Encore hotel registration.
By the way, if the women in your group need to do some last minute shopping or pampering, this place has fantastic boutiques (Hermes, Rock & Religion) and absolutely one of the best spas in Las Vegas.
Now, let's eat something. You can see there are plenty of choices at Encore, including Botero steak, Wazuzu, Society café, Sinatra Italian (check it out, they have Frank's Oscar!) and of course all the restaurants next door at Wynn too. But really, the thing to do is eat at Andrea's, which was pretty much created specifically for people going to Surrender. Seriously? Yup.
It's a club-restaurant, which means the DJ is (almost) as important as the chef, and social hopping between tables, even dancing in between them, is encouraged. The food is Asian-inspired, but this isn't P.F. Chang's, or even Katsu-Ya. To appreciate the difference, order the amazingly tender five-spice squid salad, hamachi crudo with crispy garlic, pickled cherry pepper, cilantro, and sudachi soy, or melt in your mouth savory Wagyu rib cap. Veggies like the ponzu broccoli, baby eggplant and tofu, and white lotus dumplings will have you cleaning the plates too. And don't miss the fun ice cream tasting for dessert (a dozen or so unique flavors in mini cones).
But don't even think about a food coma. It's time to hit Surrender. And by all means, take advantage of the huge outdoor space that is Encore Beach Club during the day. This is the way we party in Vegas, under the stars, with the stars, and sometimes even in the stars.
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Iam Bonasera Returns (12/29/12)
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By Mike Paradise
Iam Bonasera, who established himself as the top ICF aged male pacer of 2012, is back competing Saturday night after a six-week absence.
Trainer Roger Welch quit with the 5-year-old son of Cole Muffler after the horse had some trouble in the turns in his November starts but not after Iam Bonasera turned his season around when he joined the Beecher, IL stable in the middle of July.
Iam Bonasera began this year only collecting 1 win in 5 starts and banking $14,700 on the east coast and $10,000 of that amount came in a conditioned pace triumph at The Meadowlands in early June.
Since the horse was shipped to Welch Iam Bonasera has added nearly $175,000 to his card while winning 8 of 14 starts. The hard-charging pacer thundered home to capture the $52,000 Big Tom on Aug. 4 and Super Night's $127,000 Maurello Final against other state-breds and when he left the ICF ranks he didn't miss a beat.
Iam Bonasera notched a trio Balmoral Invitational Paces against open company horses and also took an Invite at Indiana Downs.
"Iam Bonasera trained strong during the week and hopefully he'll perform well in Saturday's invite," said Roger.
Driver Todd Warren is a big fan of Iam Bonasera.
"If you can get him around the last turn half-way straight and he's close, he'll usually go by those good horses," said Warren in an earlier interview. "The horse has got such a high gear."
Iam Bonasera will bring a four-season record of 25 wins in 56 starts and career earnings of over $620,000 for his owners John Carver (Bettendorf, Iowa) and Bert Hochsprung (Elburn, Illinois) when he leaves from the outside 8-slot in Saturday's ninth race $17,000 feature as the 7-2 programmed second choice.
Last week's invite winner Al's Hammered (p.p. 7, Bobby Smolin) is the 3-1 early favorite.
The race was handicapped by groups with the first 2 slots going to Fort Silky (10-1, Casey Leonard) and Bell Valley Bill (12-1, Pat Curtin). Then it's Firstclassallthway (5-1, Marcus Miller) and Park Lane Deputy (8-1, Sam Widger), followed by Power Of Tara N (4-1, Brian Carpenter) and Best Man Hanover (6-1, Mike Oosting) in posts 5 and 6, in that order.
Super Night champ returns in tonight's Invite after a six-week absence.
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no he didn't , but in my situation means I waste so many years and get nothing,no degree from my own country and no degree from here. he use car tracking follow me, check my phone call record and text record. I guess he might arrange somebody followed me ,but i'm not sure about it.he is 25or more elder than me.
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A 22-month-old child was found to be the victim of abuse.
According to the Licking County Sheriff's Office, the unidentified child was found to have bruises on her back and burns on her hands.
Licking County Children Services contacted the sheriff's office about the child, who was then evaluated at Licking Memorial Hospital and diagnosed as a victim or violence.
Detectives arrested 24-year-old Terry Hoffer Jr. on felonious assault charges in connection with the child's injuries.
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World of Warcraft designer joins League of Legends team
Former World of Warcraft lead systems designer Greg Street has accepted a lead position at League of Legends developer Riot Games.
Diablo III: Reaper of Souls expansion dated on PC, Mac
Diablo III expansion Reaper of Souls has received a March release date courtesy of Blizzard.
Blizzard's COO "excited" about Steam Machines
Valve's track record with its distribution platform Steam has Blizzard COO Paul Sams excited about the potential surrounding the company's Steam Machines initiative.
World of Warcraft getting Warlords of Draenor expansion
The latest expansion to World of Warcraft – Warlords of Draenor – has been revealed, showing off improved visuals and gameplay in a new world.
Diablo III tops 14m sales worldwide
Blizzard's dungeon-crawler Diablo III has passed the 14m sales mark across all versions.
MCV Pacific Weekly Wrap-Up
David Wildgoose joins MCV Pacific, we look back at the EB EXPO 2013, and musical chairs occur in Australian jobs.
Blizzard to remove Diablo III Auction House
Blizzard has u-turned on its declaration to keep the real-money and gold auction houses as a fixture in Diablo III, announcing that both will be removed in March 2014.
World of Warcraft designer: 'It makes sense for Blizzard to go free-to-play'
While the company still has 8m people paying subscriptions for World of Warcraft, it recognises that free-to-play gaming can't be ignored.
GAME to host Diablo III lock-in events
Blizzard has teamed up with GAME to stage Diablo III lock-in events across the UK in celebration of the game's console debut.
StarCraft Universe MMO launches Kickstarter campaign
Upheavl Arts' Blizzard-approved StarCraft Universe MMO mod has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter.
MCV Pacific Weekly Wrap-Up
The IGEA welcomes new members this week, while Skylanders breaks a sales record and Saint's Row IV gets classified.
Blizzard's Titan "unlikely to be subscription based"
Future players of Blizzard's upcoming MMO Titan are unlikely to be asked to pay a monthly subscription to access the game.
Another 300,000 gamers abandon World of Warcraft
The number of monthly subscribers still enjoying Blizzard's MMO phenomenon World of Warcraft has dropped to 7.7m.
Blizzard's Battle.net launcher beta looks like EA Origin
The first video footage of Blizzard's long-rumoured Battle.net launcher beta has hit the internet.
Blizzard files trademark for "Cute But Deadly"
Blizzard has filed a US trademark for something labeled 'cute but deadly' for use across a range of goods and services.
Vivendi seeks payout after Acitivision Blizzard sale fails
French telecoms giant Vivendi is reportedly looking for ways to extract cash from Activision Blizzard.
Blizzard mulling World of Warcraft microtransctions
Premium in-game items are being considered for World of Warcraft, according to a Blizzard rep.
Report: MLG walks away from StarCraft II WCS hosting contract
Major League Gaming will no longer host Blizzard's North American StarCraft II World Championship Series.
Diablo III arriving on PS3 AND Xbox 360 on September 3rd
Blizzard's console port of its hit PC dungeon crawler Diablo III has finally been dated.


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More security for bicyclists in East Lansing.
MSU Bikes has installed cages at the parking ramp on Trowbridge Rd. on campus and the Grand River ramp in downtown East Lansing.
Access is controlled by the university's card sensor technology, which is used at its buildings on campus.
Annual and semester-long memberships are available. They range form $15 to $50 and are available at both ramps.
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If we were able to get signed documents from customers stating that they left the restaurant as soon as she came in due to her attitude, would that be sufficient enough?. They also complained that she could not reach the glasses on the bar and had to have the customers put them closer to her so she could get them.
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Kendall Jenner strikes some poses for the May issue of Cosmopolitan. In the fashion spread and interview, Jenner discusses being a Kardashian, her next career move, who she goes to for relationship advice and more.
She says that the worst part of being in the Jenner/Kardashian clan is that, "The show [Keeping up With the Kardashians] brought us everything we have, and I realize that, but sometimes I just want to be left alone and be a normal kid for like five minutes. That's tough when the paparazzi are chasing you."
Woe is me. Fame is hard guys. Here's a novel idea – quit the show.
So what is next for Kendall?
My next move is: "Not a reality-show spin-off. That's not happening. Modeling is my number one priority – one hundred percent."
When I need advice about guys, I go to: "Lamar [Khloe's husband]. He is really good at giving guy advice. He always tells me to know my worth and never accept less than I deserve."
Kendall Jenner appears inside the May issue of Cosmopolitan, on newsstands Tuesday, April 9th.
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VIDEO: Arrested Fox News Anchor Scuffles With Police
VIDEO: Arrested Fox News Anchor Scuffles With Police
As if his mug shot going viral across the internet wasn't bad enough, Fox News anchor Gregg Jarrett can now be seen scuffling with police in footage from a police surveillance video obtained by Gawker via Minnesota's Freedom of Information Act that was released today.
Jarrett was arrested last month on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly following an altercation at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. According to reports, the news anchor was detained by police for allegedly erratic behavior.
The footage, which was taken inside a Minneapolis jailhouse, starts with Jarrett being calmly led in and put on a bench. Within seconds, however, he began insulting Officer Mark Dorsey, calling him a "fucking stupid ass" before drunkenly standing to confront him.
Dorsey immediately responded to Jarrett's aggression by grabbing the anchor and slamming him into the wall. The officers quickly spun Jarrett around, slammed him face-first into the bench, and shouted at him to "Stay down!" He was eventually subdued by three officers and cuffed before the video ends.
Jarrett was charged with a misdemeanor of obstructing the legal process and interfering with an officer. At the time of his arrest, Fox News released a statement stating that Jarrett was on leave from the network "dealing with serious personal issues." They declined to comment on the video.


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Legislators say bill suggesting sixfold increase of automatic compensation in defamation cases is meant to 'shut people up'
Moran Azulay
Published: 11.07.11, 17:49 / Israel News
Moran Azulay
"Legislative bullying" – That is how several Knesset member described an amendment to Israel's
Defamation Prohibition Law, which was presented to the House for a vote on Monday.
"This will push us back tn the dark ages," one MK told Ynet. "This is nothing but legislative bullying meant to shut people up," another added.
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May 31, 2016
On Friday the Holt Ram football team cut off their thumb. They are using 5 fingers as their motivation to make it to Ford Field and the state finals. Holt avenged last years playoff loss to Rockford by beating the Rams 35-28 in the Division 1 regional semifinal.
Holt took a 20-7 halftime lead when quarterback Michael Hollern found Dominic Todd in the end zone.
Rockford came out of the locker room and took control of the game in the third quarter scoring 3 times to take a 28-20 lead. The 4th quarter however was all Holt. Hollern then lead his team down the field and capped the scoring drive with a 16 yard strike to Tom Brandenberg. Hollern then connected with Brandenberg for the 2-point conversion to tie the game. After the Holt defense stopped Rockford, Hollern went back to work and called his own number with just over 2 minutes left to give Holt the lead for good.
Holt will now host Detroit Catholic Central next weekend, the game time will be determined on Monday.
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Single but not solitary
Relationships | These unmarried Christians face disappointments but find with Christ they are not alone
"Single but not solitary" Continued...
Mike Sense glanced around the room at his Covenant Seminary classmates. Most had gold rings gracing their left hands. He thought bitterly, "Everyone in this room is getting what they want and I'm not."
At 32 and one of the few single men in his St. Louis seminary, Sense honestly voices his frustration: "Wait, God, I've moved to the other side of the world for you, I've served you and forgone money and fortune—and this one thing I ask for, I don't get?"
While Sense has been in relationships, none of them have worked out. As he watches friend after friend get married and have kids, he knows theologically that God is not unjust, and he understands that singleness has upsides: more time to care for his friends and help them through their problems. But there's always the lonely drive home to an empty house.
Despite the rise of cohabitation and changing attitudes about marriage, many Christians continue to hold a high view of the institution and yet find themselves single. As Valentine's Day approached, I spoke with a dozen of them to uncover the struggles they face and the consolation they find as they brave an uncertain future not of their own choosing.
SOME CHRISTIAN young women complain about their male counterparts' unwillingness to commit, but Sense has never struggled that way. He views marriage as a "beautiful thing the Lord has graciously given so that man and woman can flourish and have places of safety and trust." Lately he's been feeling a deep desire for children, which coming from a man seems to surprise his friends: "When women share that … people receive it in stride."
In Los Angeles, Gina Fenwick, 42, approaches the end of her childbearing years and still has not found a husband: "The biological clock is ticking. At 30 I didn't focus so much on marriage, I just assumed it would happen. … I still believe that I will get married, but maybe years down the line. I kind of realize I need to give up my dream of having children."
Fenwick, who has been celibate since professing Christ 12 years ago, admits that she has days when it's a fight to stay pure in a city that bombards her with erotic messages. Sometimes she's tempted to take things into her own hands and find someone–anyone–to fill that void. But as her relationship with God grows, she's been seeing what's really at stake. "If I entertain these thoughts, I'm going to lose so much more than giving my body away: It's going to impact my relationship with God, the church, and my community."
As a single woman, she has had the time to serve in her church's prayer ministry, lead a post-abortion group at a local pregnancy center, and help others in her community group. Most of her friends in L.A. are single, so she spends time meeting up with them for dinner, going to concerts, and hosting game nights.
FABS HARFORD, a 31-year-old serving in the women's ministry at Austin Stone Community Church in Texas, describes her feelings about singleness as a pendulum that swings between a pity party and being OK with where she is.
Harford has felt pressured to get married ever since professing Christ a decade ago. But as she's grown in her faith, her reasons for wanting to tie the knot have also matured: Now she desires marriage as a covenant binding together husband and wife and requiring grace and forgiveness. Even as she hears from her married friends about difficulties, she wants to experience the sanctifying benefits of marriage and have the opportunity to act out the gospel in someone else's life.
When she joined the church staff seven years ago, she didn't mind being single—most of the other women on staff were single as well. But over the years, as she's attended weddings and baby showers, her thoughts began to change: "The harder struggle with singleness is not even wanting someone, but being confused as to why someone doesn't want me. … Why did no one pick me? Am I too fat? Too annoying? Is my personality bad?"
Harford turned to blogging to work through these issues. In 2010, she started a series that looks at how many of the struggles of singleness—loneliness, rejection, lost dreams—are actually blessings pointing her toward Christ. Her most popular post was "Blessings of Singleness #5: Lack of Physical Intimacy." Who determines what she needs most? she asked: Her body? Or God? Her conclusion: God "doesn't promise to give me everything I need to never be hungry. He promises to give me everything I need to not starve to death on the road home to Him."
More than 50 women and men commented on the post, many saying that her writing touched on thoughts and feelings that they'd never been able to express. "For a lot of people it helped them feel heard to have someone say, 'Hey, it's hard that you're alone, that no one picked you, but someone understands you,'" Harford said.
JENILYN SWETT, 32, works in the women's ministry at Crossroads Presbyterian Church in St. Louis. She talks about the benefits of mixed-aged activities at church: "Getting to see married folks actively work through some of the struggles of marriage has just kind of kept reality in view." She adds, "Being single is hard, so is being married. … In no way has that deterred me or discouraged me [from getting married], but it's helped me to remember to keep marriage in its appropriate place and to not elevate it too much."
By watching so many of her friends get married, Swett realizes there's no formula to finding a husband, and the fact that her past relationships haven't worked out and she's currently single is only because this is where God wants her right now. "I think a lot of trusting Him in this is learning to lament … and being able to honestly say to Him, 'This is hard' or 'This is really lonely' or 'This really sucks' or 'Really? Another friend is getting engaged?'" Swett said. "Just being able to talk to Him as a Father, that He cares, that He sees me, and everything He promises is true even if it doesn't always feel that way."
Even though Swett would like to get married, she doesn't always appreciate it when married women offer to set her up with the one other single person they know, but she's willing to be set up by someone who knows her well and knows a man who would complement her.
AT 63, Linda Kennedy of Atlanta is still looking for her man. After she professed Christ in 1973, she's found that only non-Christian men pursued her. She found singleness most difficult while she was raising her son, and then raising a niece and nephew. But despite lonely holidays, Kennedy says she's learned to be content. She doesn't want to compromise, and is currently seeing a "gentleman" she hopes to marry. But if it doesn't work out, she's still willing to submit to God's will.
She tells younger singles that "God is faithful and able to keep you living single and not fornicate. It doesn't mean you stop having feelings, but that you are God's property and He will help you through the Holy Spirit."
On Fabs Harford's hard days, she holds on to the promise that marriage is temporal, while the fruit of her ministry is eternal. She said her greatest comfort is knowing that Jesus lived His life single, yet still lived the perfect life.
The best advice Mike Sense ever heard came from the Bible and not from well-meaning church people assuring him that he'll find "the one" someday. He points to Isaiah 54 and 56, where the Lord promised "the eunuchs who keep my Sabbaths, who choose the things that please me and hold fast my covenant, I will give in my house and within my walls a monument and a name better than sons and daughters; I will give them an everlasting place that shall never be cut off."
Despite hard days, unmet desires, and feeling misunderstood, Sense finds encouragement in the unchanging Word: "It makes me feel important to know that singles have a place in the Bible."
Single in the city of sex
At Gina Fenwick's church, Reality LA, singles make up about 70 percent of the congregants. Meeting blocks from the Hollywood sign, Reality LA reaches out to the people in the entertainment industry, where married couples are rare.
Reality LA's Pastor, Tim Chaddick, said he has parishioners coming up to him weekly with their struggles with singleness. In one sense it's difficult to fix the "singleness" problem they believe they have, he said, because relationships can't just be manufactured. "It takes a lot of work, you have to discover … people you connect with, discover people you have an interest in," Chaddick said. "I think when I talk about the theological side of it, most people receive that—that's what Scripture says—but I think a lot of people want a very detailed how-to manual."
He encourages singles to meet in local community groups where they can interact with other singles in a group setting while also learning from the wisdom of married people. And while he sympathizes with his single congregants and their struggles, he encourages them to focus less on their marital status and more on pursuing holiness in their current stage of life.
Especially in a sex-crazed city like L.A., singles can make an impact on culture by caring about and striving for purity. "When our city sees men and women who are abstaining from sexual activity and yet who are single, that is mind-blowing," Chaddick said. "Why would you ever not be going out and getting laid and hooking up? Why would you ever not do that? That's absurd. So it becomes this amazing opportunity to say, 'Because there is something greater.' … I think there's an incredible potential for Christian witness."
For instance, one congregant wrote an opinion column in L.A. Magazine explaining why she was saving herself for marriage in their annual sex issue. Between articles about hot spots to pick up romantic flings and a roundup on condoms, Marielle Wakim writes that at 26, she's a virgin by choice, and that God does affirm sex–as long as it's in marriage.
In the hipster enclave of Silver Lake where 34-year-old Chaddick lives with his wife and three daughters, he is an anomaly. People are shocked and confused at why a young man like Chaddick would throw his life away to be "tied down" to family. So at the pulpit he preaches the countercultural messages of both the theology of marriage as well as the important role of singles in the kingdom of heaven. —A.L.


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Asian credit markets bounced today in a positive reaction to the first statements of the new governor of the Reserve Bank of India, pushing the region's financial markets higher.
Raghuram Rajan grabbed the spotlight yesterday in announcing several measures to lighten regulation on the banking system in India.
His statement buoyed the local stock market with the BSE Sensex almost 2 pct higher around 4:30pm Singapore time. Indian bonds were also better bid and most of the corporate curve in dollars from the country was some 5bp-10bp tighter.
Private banking accounts and offshore institutional Indian investors were showing interest, especially in 5-year paper from banks. As a result, benchmark State Bank of India 2018s were last quoted at 345bp/330bp, though ICICI 2018s were more liquid, quoted at 378bp/373bp, 5bp tighter in the day.
"It feels like people are finally back at their desks and are giving India a proper thought," said one trader in Singapore. A credit analyst, however, warned that this might be a short-lived bounce.
"We know that the problems for Indian credits are still there, this has not changed with Rajan's statement," he warned.
For now, though, the feel-good factor has spilled over and helped tighten the whole region. The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx IG index was closing the day some 6bp tighter at 150bp/153bp, partly helped by some buying as index investors prepare for its roll.
The new 10-year bonds from the Republic of Korea also performed well and ground tighter throughout the day. One trader said that he had seen the last trade at 107bp over Treasuries, or 8bp tight to the reoffer spread of 115bp, around 4:35pm Singapore time.
Korea sold a USD1bn 10-year bond last night during the New York session, its first appearance in the dollar market since 2009. "Compared to the CDS and where the policy banks trade, the deal was offered at a generous level," said the credit analyst.
High-yield also had help from the general mood and sector bellwether Country Garden 2018s closed the day about USD1 higher at 94.00/94.50.
The move happened in spite of negative calls from analysts on sub-investment-grade bonds in the region.
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From "Bullhead" to "Stoner Witch," The Melvins Play Their Best Albums @ Great American Music Hall This May
While there's nothing like the kind of live show you couldn't predict even with a crystal ball, there's still something intensely satisfying about watching a band dig out its best album and play the whole thing exactly like the day it first blew your mind. In that vein, two of the best shows all year are coming up in May, when the walls of Great American Music Hall will shake from the thunderous booms of one of the greatest sludge metal bands ever, The Melvins.
Noise Pop 2011 Photos: Ben Gibbard and Zach Rogue @ Great American Music Hall
The party can't go on forever. This year's weeklong Noise Pop Festival went out with a bang, a sigh and swaying fans came to worship at the whim of Ben Gibbard last night. Headlining a rare solo show at a packed Great American Music Hall, the indie rock icon brought out the nostalgia and a little of the future of his band Death Cab for Cutie with tons of favorites and a teasers from the band's newest and seventh record Codes and Keys, due in late May.
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Thee Oh Sees, Sic Alps, Ty Segall & The Sandwitches Play Coalition On Homeless Benefit Show Tonight
Some of the best local bands are coming together for a show tonight at the Great American Music Hall to help turn around one of this city's most serious plights: homelessness. Thee Oh Sees, Sic Alps, Ty Segall and The Sandwitches will shred amps and ear bones all night long for the Coalition on Homeless, so you don't have to feel guilty about spending wads of cash on drinks and band merch on a Wednesday.
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Sic Alps On Their Latest Album "Napa Asylum," Opening for Sonic Youth and Local Bands They Love
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Don't get me wrong--I like Best Coast a heck of a lot. I'm just way more excited to see San Francisco band Sonny & the Sunsets open for them at their Great American Music Hall show tomorrow night, the 26th. With their latest and most excellent disc Tomorrow Is Alright (Fat Possum) hot off the presses this summer, Sonny & the Sunsets--who have been rigorously touring for a few months now--has become one of our best musical exports.
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One of the bands many of us here at 7x7 agree on is San Francisco's very own Fresh N Onlys. If you've seen them, you know that they're multifarious, loud and psychedelic. And if you haven't, definitely check out their multitude of albums and EPs (these guys churn them out like they're nothing) - each one is a journey of the band's collective music-obsessed mind. And speak of the devil, they've got a new one hot off the presses - Play It Strange (In the Red) will be out October 12th.


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june is made for kids month!
It's been so much fun to play along with Me Made May! I'm really enjoying this idea of wearing and styling the clothes I've made for myself, and since I switched our closets to spring and summer clothes the last weekend in April (I was feeling optimistic about the weather), it's been fun to see all my old spring and summer clothing friends again. Also, now that spring has arrived I've remembered that I have actual arms and legs, not just furry sweaters over multiple layers of long underwear!
Over on Instagram the other day Rae and I started chatting about how much fun it would be to involve our kids in this idea of wearing and appreciating handmade clothes for a month. We were inspired to start a June project we're calling Made for Kids Month, and we hope you'll join us!
Here's the idea: For the whole month of June, let's encourage our kids to wear and enjoy their handmade items. Whether their clothes have been made by a parent, grandparent, aunt or uncle, friend, or themselves, let's encourage them to wear it proudly!
S selected this ensemble just for you. I love it when kids feel free to express themselves through their clothing and thought this photo might encourage them to do so!
Here are a few thoughts about the project:
- Participate as much or as little as you and your kids like. This isn't a contest, just a fun project for you to do together!
- Let your kids express their own style: Mismatched? Crazy color schemes? Eighteen different prints? Who cares? Kids love to choose their own clothing, and this project will encourage them to play and experiment. S always says that wearing mismatched socks helps her to fight "the feeling of ennui." We could all use a little of that, right?
- You don't need to participate every day. For example, S's school has a dress code, and she can't wear hand-made clothing very much during the week. So we'll probably focus on weekends when we have time and she feels like participating.
- Let your kids be the guide here. If they don't want to participate, that's OK. Don't force them! We want this to be fun for everyone. No meltdowns! (Parents, that includes you.)
- Post your photos to Instagram, the new Made for Kids Month Flickr group, Twitter, and/or your blog. Use hashtag #madeforkidsmonth so we can all find you. And feel free to post photos in more than one place, too!
- This project might give you some opportunities to talk to your children about where our clothes come from. Like with Fashion Revolution Day, let's teach kids about who makes our clothing. Maybe they don't think about it very much. Whether you've sewn just a few items (so far) or you make everything for your kids, it's good to talk to them about their clothing. We want you and your kids to be proud of the clothing you've made and to enjoy spending time making things.
- If you're able to do so, set aside a little time this month to make something together just for the fun of it. It doesn't have to be clothing. Make a painting together, or take turns making silly faces for the camera. Let's celebrate kids and creativity!
- And who knows, maybe our kids will be inspired to get involved in making clothing themselves, if they haven't yet. Maybe June will be a great opportunity for your first parent-kid sewing lesson.
Will you join us? I hope so!
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Do you really want to use two different hashtags (#kidhandmade14 and #madeforkidsmonth) or is this a mistake? You might want to correct it in the text.
Besides this: Cool idea. I'm (or better my kids are) in!
Is the Day 5 dress an adult version of the Hide and See Dress? I love it.
I've been posting some of my kids for me made may! Will definitely be getting involved 🙂
Such a fun idea! My kids will love it! Thank you.
This is fantastic! You count my dress-loving kiddo and me in. Added bonus: Now I'll actually have a good reason to get pictures of all of her hand-mades instead of just *thinking* about doing so!
Oh, I love this! She's outgrown many of the things I've made her but about 80% of her wardrobe is grandmother-made so I think we should have a good number of outfits to draw on. And I have some items in the works for her anyway (like her Lego Birthday dress I'm going to make with either the Ice Cream Dress or Popover Sundress pattern), will give me a good reason to get them all done!
Oh what an awesome idea! I look forward to seeing so many great photos. I know one of my guys would gladly do this every day, oh wait he already does! Not all hand made but he loves to wear as many colors as possible.
Can't wait!!
I'm so in!
My kids will enjoy this! I will try to get my sewing students involved so they can post the kids clothes they have made too. My daughter and son have made quite a few by themselves too which I shall bring to the front of the wardrobe! Posting on twitter x
Hmmm…. 30 days x 2 kids = minimum 60 garments. I think I can do that! And I'd be prepared to bet over 50 of those things will be Oliver + S!!
Pretty much every day is made by mum, chosen by kids at our house.
What a fantastic idea. I will see if my grand children will participate at least as much as they can. They love to wear the clothes I make and the sweaters their other grand ma makes. Great awareness!!!!
So fun! I linked up here to spread the word: http://swoodsonsays.com/sew-a-long-calendar/
Great initiative lies (and rae)! As part of my commitment to me made may I pledged to have one of my kids wear something handmade each day during may. Looks like I'll be stepping it up for June! You know I'm so on board with knowing where our clothes come from and this is a great way to include our kids in the conversation. Looking forward to being part of it.
Sad I have been so busy I didn't know about this. But it has been a handmade clothing-heavy June anyway since Kindergarten graduation needed a dress, and dd's birthday is mid-month and she gets at least one birthday dress (I also made a leotard that I'm not too happy with, it needs adjusting in the length but she wore it to dance anyway). The kids' school also has uniforms (at least the bottom half of which I made, [they have a uniform polo shirt that is embroidered and I can't duplicate that] that counts right?:D) but now they are both out they wear their mommy-made playclothes every day.


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Powerful blocker that returns for her senior season as one of the Yellow Jackets' top defenders at the net ... Has been Georgia Tech's top blocking threat in each of the last two seasons ... Possesses an excellent attitude and strong work ethic both on and off the court ... Ranks eighth in the Georgia Tech record books with an average of 1.08 blocks per game in her career ... Named to the "Fab 50" list by Volleyball Magazine in 2004 ... Featured as the No. 38 college prospect in Prepvolleyball.com's Top-100 College Prospect List ... Part of a recruiting class that was listed as "Best of the Rest" by Prepvolleyball.com ... Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll in 2005-06 ... Also received the Coaches Award following the 2005 season.
2006: Started 21 matches during the season and played in a total of 84 games in 2006 ... Led the Yellow Jackets with 1.07 blocks per game ... Was one of two players on the team with 90-plus blocks on the year ... Also averaged 1.19 kills per game with exactly 100 kills on the season ... Recorded blocks in 22 of 25 contests and had at least five blocks in 10 matches ... Had four kills and six total blocks against Mississippi State (9/1) in the season opener ... Hit .611 and recorded a season-high 12 kills and four service aces against Stetson (9/16) ... Set a new season high with eight block assists against Miami (9/30) ... Recorded eight total blocks and six kills at Virginia (10/21) ... Had seven blocks and five kills in Tech's 3-2 win over No. 25 Duke (10/27) ... Tied a season-high with four service aces while adding four kills and four block assists in Tech's 3-1 win at Florida State (11/5) ... Tied a season-high with eight total blocks at North Carolina (11/12).
2005: Competed in a total of 28 matches during the season, only missing those in which she was injured with a broken finger ... Named to the Georgia Tech/Renaissance Invitational all-tournament team ... Averaged a team-best 1.16 blocks per game, which ranked eighth in the ACC ... Averaged 1.24 blocks per ACC match, which was good for sixth in the conference standings ... Led the Jackets in blocks in 13 matches during the season ... Knocked down a career-high 12 kills in a win over Wake Forest ... Posted a career-best 10 block assists against Duke and Miami ... Recorded two service aces in three matches during the season ... Posted a career-best five digs against Clemson.
2004: Played in 17 matches and a total of 35 games during the season ... Posted a season-high 11 kills against Georgia State ... Hit .615 and recorded nine kills and five block assists against UCF ... Notched four block assists against both Wake Forest and Winthrop.
High School: Three-year letterwinner at Flagstaff High School ... Helped Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon Region Championship in 2002 ... Set school records for kills (316) and blocks (115) in a season ... Holds the school record for blocks in a career, with 247 ... Participated in the Arizona High School all-Star Team Tournament ... Member of the Arizona High Performance Team in 2003 and awarded the Best Blocker Award at the Volley Classic ... Received all-state, all-region and all-city honors in 2004 ... Also named the Grand Canyon Region MVP in 2004 ... Recipient of the Dr. Voie Stuart Chase Coy Scholar-Athlete Award from 2002-04 ... A bright student that graduated in the top five percent of her class ... Member of the National Honor Society and listed among the Who's Who Among High School Students.
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Cal Defeats Pepperdine, 4-1
BERKELEY, Calif. -- The University of California baseball team defeated visiting Pepperdine, 4-1, Sunday at Evans Diamond in Berkeley, CA. The Bears improve to 4-4 overall, while the Waves fall to 2-5 on the season.
Cal was able to rebound from losing the first two games of the series against Pepperdine by defeating the Waves, 4-1, in the final game Sunday. The Bears had fallen 5-1 on Friday and 3-0 Saturday.
Cal was led by the pitching of sophomore reliever Tyler Walker (1-0), who came in in the fifth inning and went 5.0 innings with only one hit, no runs, no walks and had three strikeouts. Walker had replaced freshman starter Jon Shirley (4.0 innings, one run, one walk, two strikeouts), after Shirley had given up a lead-off double to Tyler Ferrer in the fifth inning. Ferrer later scored on an RBI ground out by Chris Cosbey, but Walker dominated the game from that point on, yielding only one hit for Pepperdine the next four innings. It was Walker's longest outing of his career.
Top hitters for Cal included sophomore shortstop Brian Oliver, who was 2-for-3 with a double, and freshman right fielder Juan Hernandez, who was 2-for-4 with a double. Junior left fielder Aaron Goednier also had a key bases loaded, two-run single in the fifth inning.
The losing pitcher for Pepperdine was reliever James Melcher (0-1), who came in in the fourth inning (0.7 innings, one hit, two runs, two walks, one strikeout).
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Budget cuts could mean FAA furloughs, air traffic control tower shutdowns in Oklahoma
WASHINGTON — Air traffic control towers at airports in Oklahoma City, Norman, Stillwater and other cities might have to shut down and overnight shifts might be eliminated at Will Rogers World Airport if federal spending cuts are triggered next week, the U.S. Transportation Department announced Friday.
Moreover, the vast majority of Federal Aviation Administration employees will be furloughed, including air traffic controllers, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood told reporters at the White House. The FAA has about 5,000 direct government employees at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City.
LaHood's warnings came amid increasing concern that the automatic cuts, known as the sequester, are going to kick in as scheduled on March 1.
LaHood said the furloughs to FAA employees likely would begin in April and cause long delays — up to 90 minutes during peak hours — at some major airports.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano also has warned that Transportation Security Administration officers at airports could be furloughed, and airline passengers might have to wait longer for screening.
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"I've also been very clear that there's an alternative, which is for us to take the kind of balanced approach that I've presented, where we have more strategic cuts on programs we don't need, and we close some tax loopholes that are taken advantage of only by the well-connected and the well-off," the president said.
Congressional Republicans have said they would not consider additional revenue to replace the looming cuts, leaving the two sides at loggerheads a week before the deadline.
Republican leaders have emphasized that the House has twice passed legislation to redirect the cuts but that the Democratic-controlled Senate ignored those bills.
LaHood, a former Republican congressman from Illinois, said his White House appearance was intended to prod members of his party into negotiations with Democrats.
"Look, this is a big deal," he said. "It's a big deal because a lot of people — common, ordinary citizens — fly. A lot of people use airports. And this is going to have a real impact."
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Major entitlement programs like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid are mostly exempt from the spending cuts, as are food stamps.
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The Department of Defense notified 800,000 civilian employees this week that they may be furloughed in April.
The department, which will absorb about $46 billion of the cuts, also has said that training and maintenance would be sharply curtailed, along with new weapons purchases.
The Defense Department has nearly 24,000 civilian workers in Oklahoma, and the Pentagon has estimated a payroll hit of $129 million in the state if they are furloughed 22 days from late April through September.
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Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Muskogee, said Friday that the White House, in the midst of the warnings about massive spending cuts, should cancel a 100-city tour of federal officials to talk about proposals in the president's State of the Union speech.
"If Washington is truly cutting spending on missions many consider vital, how can we at the same time promise and promote more financial assistance, much less afford this mammoth 100-city cross country tour?" Coburn said in a letter to a White House budget official.
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Land-use experts are inviting people to take a look at the kinds of local landscapes their children might live in decades from now.
And the new, high-tech tools that will enable people to see what a landscape might look like in the future as a result of changes in its use will be explored at an event in Edinburgh on Thursday, December 1st.
Scientists in Scotland have been helping to develop computer software that can show on screen how proposed developments, for example, new forests, redesigned forests, or projects to "green" brownfield sites, will make the land look and change over time.
And more than 60 representatives from environmental, countryside and forestry organisations across the United Kingdom will meet at the Royal Society of Edinburgh to hear about the latest developments in the technology and to discuss its future use and development. They will be joined by speakers from Canada, England and Switzerland.
The technology is being developed by scientists at the Aberdeen-based Macaulay Institute and Forest Research, working in co-operation with others in Sweden, Norway, France, Switzerland, Portugal and elsewhere in the UK. They hope it will help to encourage and enable the public to get involved in land-use decision-making.
The project is known as VISULANDS (Visualisation tools for public participation in managing landscape change). It is being funded by the European Commission, universities and public research organisations from across Europe, including the Scottish Executive Environment & Rural Affairs Department (SEERAD) and the Forestry Commission.
Thursday's workshop will include presentations on work done at three British study sites that have been used to test indicators, visualisations and end-users' perceptions. They are
Clashindarroch Forest, near Huntly in north-east Scotland; the Isle of Wight in southern England; and Clocaenog Forest in northern Wales.
Looking forward to the event, Professor David Miller from the Macaulay Institute's Landscape Change Science Area said: "Many of us can be instinctively cautious or even suspicious about proposals to change the way our local landscape looks and functions, especially if it is a landscape we have known and loved for many years. The kinds of land-use changes that can arouse this caution include proposals to plant a new forest, redesign an existing forest, or establish a wind farm.
"So we hope that this exciting new tool will help to take some of the anxiety out of the process by helping people to visualise what the options are, and help them to contribute in a positive way to discussions about proposals for their local landscapes.
"Thursday's workshop will bring together people who have an interest in understanding the implications of different options for the future of our landscapes. Computers have the potential to provide new tools for visualising indicators of landscape change in a way that is useful and meaningful to the public and land-use experts alike."
The opening speaker at the conference will be Forestry Commission Director-General Tim Rollinson, who added, "I look forward to seeing the results of this exciting collaborative project. Increasingly here in Scotland, and throughout Europe, people want to have their say in the future of their rural landscapes. This project promises new understanding that will add a new dimension to public engagement and shape land-use policy in the years to come."
Other speakers will include Professor Stephen Sheppard from the University of British Columbia in Canada and Dr Englebert Ruoss from the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Entlebuch in Switzerland.
1. Thursday's workshop will be held from 0930 to 1630 at the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22-26 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 2PQ. Media representatives wishing to attend should report on site to Jane Lund from the Macaulay Institute. Prior notification of attendance to the Macaulay Institute media contact below would be appreciated.
2. VISULANDS is a 3-year, European Commission-funded 5th Framework research project led by Professor David Miller of The Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen, with project partners in Sweden, Norway, France, Switzerland, Portugal and the UK. The main aim of VISULANDS is the development and application of visualisation tools to support public involvement in the assessment of landscape change.
3. The Macaulay Institute is the premier land-use research institute in the UK, with 270 staff based at Craigiebuckler, Aberdeen. The Institute aims to be an international leader in research on the use of rural land resources for the benefit of people and the environment, and is involved in research across the globe, from Scotland to Chile and China. For further information, visit www.macaulay.ac.uk
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Television | Biblical connections and questing expand with final season of Lost
This may seem a strange time to review ABC's mega-hit series Lost. After all, the show did just begin its final season, and Christian TV watchers are, much like the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 and the Others, already settled into two clearly drawn camps: those who harbor a fierce, dedicated affection for the show and those who never watched it and don't get what all the fuss is about.
To the first group-I know you. Heck, I am you. And I know that you enjoy poring over every bit of theory, conjecture, and analysis related to your beloved drama. To the second, it's time to learn what you've been missing and be cheered that it's not too late for you. Thanks to Netflix and others, you can enjoy past seasons of Lost, and thanks to the internet, you can even catch up on the first couple of episodes from this final season.
Without spoiling anything for those who have yet to experience the secrets of the island, it is safe to say that from the outset Lost has been a rare show that allows those able to pick up on its Christian symbolism to appreciate it on a deeper level than the average viewer. Some of those symbols are writ in neon and some in postscripts (ask Christian fans about the thrill they experienced when the character Charlotte Staples Lewis-ahem, C.S. Lewis-arrived on the scene), but they are an ever-present, ever-developing feature of the story.
Perhaps no other character represents these layers of significance better than John Locke (Terry O'Quinn), the abandoned foster child who was once lame but begins to walk and later experiences other miracles of New Testament proportions. Locke stands as the voice of faith, often against Dr. Jack Shepherd (Matthew Fox), the voice of science.
Jack is a natural born leader, and he frequently deceives himself into believing he can control events on the island, that he can subvert the will of whatever force brought them there. John pushes Jack to look at events in a new light, convincing him that everything is happening as some greater power willed it. Jack may have been the obvious choice to lead the survivors, but the island, or whatever power rules it, selected Locke, arguably the least of them, instead.
Other characters present their own set of sins, guilt, and prejudices to overcome, especially Sayid (Naveen Andrews), an Iraqi Republican Guardsman who once tortured on behalf of Saddam Hussein, and Ben (Michael Emerson), murderous leader of a group that dwelt on the island long before the crash survivors arrived. The development of each cast member and the supernatural forces they encounter has opened a way to larger questions of good versus evil, free will versus destiny, and redemption versus corruption.
Now poised to answer all the mysteries it spent five seasons setting up, the show has taken on more starkly biblical features (we now have not only a Christ-figure but also a Satan-figure, a Judas-figure, a Moses-figure, and an Aaron-figure). And plot lines that once seemed as if they were wandering off into the jungle are beginning to lead back to the same path, demonstrating how nothing on the island is random, and every seemingly unrelated event works together toward some larger purpose. Indeed, the biblical connections are so strong that even mainstream publications like The Washington Post, Time, and Entertainment Weekly have commented on them.
None of this is to suggest that Lost is perfect in its theology or right for every viewer. The violence sometimes depicted certainly makes it inappropriate for kids. But it is a show that asks life's biggest questions and isn't afraid to search for spiritual answers to them. In a sea of programming that pushes boundaries by celebrating every sort of selfishness, stupidity, and perversion, Lost pushes boundaries with its reflective, philosophical questing. It may be a long time before we see its like on network television again.