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The naturalistic philosophy of modern science has created a dilemma for evolution. No known laws of nature allow complex, living, information-containing systems to develop from the random interactions of matter. Yet, this is what is required in order for life to have evolved in the universe. Creationists accept that life appeared on earth as a direct creative act of God. The design and information that we see in all living things is a result of an intelligence—not random occurrences.
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This is the way it should be. It all sounds so gracious and simply wonderful.
Dinner at my house was decidely less fancy, but the manners were the same. Going to bed without dinner was the worst punishment. I would too also rather have been spanked.
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Oh, I just loved your story about dinner time. For us it was suppertime. During the week it would usually be just us children and mom because dad wasn't home from his truck driving job yet. We did all sit at the table. Mom would help clear but doing the dishes was the job of us three oldest girls. We always fought over who was going to wash. It would take us an hour to finally finish all those dishes, pots and pans. Whew.
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I was born in Germany but adopted by an American couple who brought me to the US when I was seven where I lived in the South as well. Our dinners were much the same and I always loved the civility. Now I try to make dinners with my husband equally as special every evening, not just on holidays and anniversaries....because I want him to feel as special as he is. Agnes, very nice story, I enjoyed it!
I agree, I try to too, but it's always so difficult. Shhh! To always have the dishes ready and think about what to cook and such. Overall it's a treat. I just hate to think about how many meals I've cooked in my lifetime. A little overwhelming.
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Yes, there are both straight and gay self-identified people in the world. Thank you for sharing your views. I hope it was cathartic for all concerned. A nice unbiased review of the bar would be much appreciated. I don't know what this place is like now. In 1972, the bar didn't have a dance license. That didn't stop it from being the hottest early evening dance venue in the city, or from being raided by the cops every night after all the neighbors called in complaints. My friend Shawn says it is still a cool neighborhood establishment.
how bout we keep the hate to a minimum! – you know, i'm a hetero gal who grew up here and i am astounded and disgusted by the anti het reviews i have read here! and you wonder why you lost the support of everyone for prop 8!! seriously!! there are more important things in the world to focus your anger on. get a clue and get a life. i'm sorry people have treated you unfairly and that you for some reason think that hets are horrible people, even though you wouldn't be alive without mom and dad boinkin! but do not encourage and continue hate and discrimination, especially not in MY city! i was born and raised here, i like so many san franciscans have fought for human and civil rights and the last thing i need is some angry little faerie who can't get booty on a friday night taking out his anger on me and other hets! if it's so bad here, come to my neighborhood and hang out at the frickin hole in the wall....prmoise..i won't "infect" that place!
A Pac Heights den slinging specialty cocktails spiked with freshly squeezed juice. – There's no sign outside this corner bar, only an abundance of foliage. Dim track lighting helps cast an orange glow over the mirror-backed bar, which advertises daily specials. On the left, plants and a couple of lion statues surround marble-topped tables. Adding to the casual, romantic vibe is a faux fireplace and candles atop each table. A wall of mirrors makes this place seem bigger than it is; the clubby music is at a decent level--so much so that boisterous conversation can often be overheard from nearby tables. Everyone from neighborhood 20-somethings to groups of 50-somethings come here for free food and specialty drinks. Selections vary from season to season, but bartenders are always juicing grapefruits or grinding cantaloupe juice into drinks.
Dansbee1 you make me sick – Dansbee1, what you wrote is disgusting. While I do not fall into the frat boy category, I, and the majority of the world population, fall into the heterosexual category and I am offended. I want to ask you this: What would happen if I wrote something like that but inserted gay instead of heterosexual? How would you like that? You are ignorant.
has great mojitos! fresh and a variety! and i'm normally not a drinker. if you dont think about how the cheeses, olives and vegetables were left out the whole night, it's pretty cool haha i havent gotten sick from it yet! :P
only thing i dont like about it is how crowded it can get. otherwise, great hang out!
Once a gay bar, now infected with straight people – What a shame. Once a nice gay bar, it's been invaded by (ugh) heterosexuals -- the fratboy and sorority element, at that. Don't these people have enough places to go without dragging our institutions down to their disgusting levels?
The Lion Pub is a Gift to San Francisco – I'm a gay, high end, professional businessman from Las Vegas, and I've been coming to the Lion Pub for about ten years, every time I'm in the City. I certainly regret that the gay character (mostly gay, professional males who live in the area) has beem deminished over the recent years, but at the same time, I'm fascinated to see this "discovery" of a great bar by the apparently straight, female professional class (and there boyfriends), as if it was all something brand new. The Lion Pub was a great bar ten years ago, and I'm sure will remain so (under present ownership) for many years to come. It's fun to hear the Ladies rave about fresh ingredients (ambience, etc.), when many bars have been using fresh lemons,limes & pineapples for an awfully long time. Gee, Gals, you really do need to get out more. Fortunately for the Pub, the Ladies are so together & professional that they would never think to stay in a bar beyoud nine o'clock, thus giving room for the decadent fellas. I've little doubt, that if we get a female president (much to be wished for ), you girls will discover a whole new San Francisco openning up to you. The bottom line is, the Lion Pub is a small gem, and now that gem is known throughout San Francisco. We who love her, give to the City, the Lion Pub as a gift. Who knew?
What happened to the Gay '90's? – This used to be a quaint little gay bar that served as adjunct to the Alta Plaza. Now it is a glittery cheese bar with a arrested devoloped post graduate frat crowd. On weekend that horrible crowd is packed cheek to jowel with the cheap intoxication of Calvin Klein's One. Banana Republic attire suggested. The charm of the former bar can be imagined if you look to the walls and try to tune out the blazing pop music and cheap colorful cocktails dripping on titts already pouring out of their owners blouses. YUK
Great bar for all people – This bar is awesome any day of the week. If you're looking for a chill after work spot mon-fri, you can always find a seat. While it gets crowded on the weekends, it's a great scene to come with a group of friends or just for a date. Fresh squeezed greyhounds, screwdrivers and fresh fruit mojitos.
The bartenders are always working hard squeezing and muddling the drinks. The ambiance is cool, a dimly lit room with lots of plants and seating.
Whatever you're looking for there is a time of week for you here at the bar. I love to come here during the week so that it isn't so crowded, but that's just what I like out of a bar.
It's like a bad college party. – The bartenders and their little entourage are irritating. Too many college newbies running around turning this once classy bar into a bad fraternity party. Service can be slow and the crowd is just unappealing in its immature nature. Only recommended to the immature at heart.
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Does anyone remember seeing this play in the West end about eleven or so years. Ive just read it for the fourth time and love it, (i's shocking, exciting and a good detective story) but there are some bits I don't quite get, mainly the almost silent husband of the Blonde. Did it work well in london?
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Posted 27 February 2013 - 10:38 AM
I saw it during the original run at the Royal Court. I remember thinking it was quite slight but enjoying it and there were some funny moments. The late William Hootkins was a very good Hitchcock as I recall.
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Posted 27 February 2013 - 12:55 PM
I'd guess that what most people recall is Rosamund Pike 's extended nude scene.
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Posted 27 February 2013 - 03:57 PM
I recall the fuss about the nude scene, more than the nudity itself.
Posted 01 March 2013 - 11:15 AM
I see it is currently being revived again out in the provinces (Hull Truck ?) - any play with a nude scene in it is guaranteed an extended life (Equus, Steaming, Calendar Girls etc.)
Posted 01 March 2013 - 11:33 AM
I'm not sure any play with nudity is guaranteed that! But it does seem to happen - you could have included The Blue Room too.
I shan't deny, Pike's nude scene was memorable, and indeed extended.
I shan't deny, Pike's nude scene was memorable, and indeed extended.
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One argument is that these outdated, illegal, racist words and phrases should be removed, expunged, so that nothing remains to remind us of our troubled past. Supporters claim that as long as the wording remains it will hurt the state's efforts to bring in businesses, attract investments and even recruit outstanding black athletes (football being what it is in the state).
However, when this rewriting was tried almost a decade ago, a movement led by then-state Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore sent it down in defeat because the clause denying that children have "any right to education or training at public expense" was being removed.
That clause, inserted in the mid-1950s to serve notice that the state could shut schools rather than integrate, was just as racist as the rest. However, Moore argued that taking it out would open the door for federal courts to order the state to educate its children.
Moore's argument convinced federal court-shy Alabamians to vote against the plan, so the racist language remained.
In this week's election, Alabamians were again asked to vote to remove the language. The difference this time was that denying any responsibility to educate young folks was not removed.
This was apparently all right with Moore, who was re-elected as chief justice, because he did not speak out against it. Meanwhile, others, including this page, advised that the proposed revisions be passed and that the state Legislature should affirm the state's educational responsibilities when it next convenes.
However, black political groups, the Alabama Education Association and others felt that if the amendment passed, reform would come to a halt and the state would continue to deny its responsibility for educating its children, so they opposed the plan.
And, once again, editing out racism went down to defeat.
Some people will say this is another example of racist Alabamians clinging to the past, no matter how unconstitutional it might be. But on closer inspection we find that the issue was not the racist language — Alabamians overwhelmingly favor getting that out.
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Alabamians sent a message to the Legislature that the clause denying that responsibility is just as racist, and just as wrong, as the parts the purgers wanted removed.
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News Michael Berube -- Marlboro College Commencement Address
Good morning, everyone. And congratulations to each and every one of you. I mean the parents and other family members, of course- this event is mostly for you. So congratulations on having a brand new college graduate in the family! Take pride in your accomplishment today. For the graduates, this is like one last lecture before the real fun of the day begins.
No, I hope that's not entirely true. But I have to admit (to the graduates) that I didn't appreciate my own commencement. Can it really be twenty-seven years ago? It seems like only twenty-six years ago. At the time, I thought it was "ceremonial" in the sense that it was a foregone conclusion. I mean that I didn't think there was any real drama to it all- it wasn't like my graduation from college was going to be some nail-biting, buzzer-beating affair that kept my family on the edge of their seats, waiting to see if in fact I would manage to graduate at the last possible second. But then, guess what? One week before graduation, I received a notice that I was ineligible for the ceremony because I was three credits short of a degree. This came as quite a shock, and after a frantic visit to the registrar, I learned that one of my professors had mistakenly given me an R in my medieval literature course. An R! So I had a couple of As, a B plus, and an R. Can you imagine what that did to my grade point average? I came in with something like an H minus for the semester.
It turned out that "R" stood for "residence credit," which is what graduate students received in those days. So I had to track down my professor and explain the mistake and ask him to sign a change of grade form, and of course he was one of those very senior and very distinguished people who are not only intimidating in person but who also tend to leave for their summer homes immediately upon turning in their grades, and . . . well, everything turned out all right in the end, though I really did wind up running down corridors and having anxiety nightmares and all the drama I wanted. So my first wish for you all today is just this: I hope your day and your whole week is blissfully free of drama. Let the ceremony be ceremonial in the best possible sense.
Of course, it's not that easy, is it. Everyone knows that you are graduating in the midst of what is probably the most severe financial crisis in 75 years. It is not a time for commencement speakers to be chirpy and upbeat. But it's not as if we're looking at the imminent arrival of the apocalypse, either. I recently came across someone remarking that we've produced a lot of apocalyptic fantasies in the course of the past century, and they all tend to be pretty spectacular- nuclear catastrophes, ecological catastrophes, biological disasters, invasions from outer space, wars with self-aware supercomputers, and even a stray comet here and there. "So," my friend said, "if civilization winds up collapsing because of credit default swaps, I'm going to be really disappointed. It's terribly anticlimactic. We're not even going to get zombies."
Well, I'm going to make two predictions this morning. The first is that the end is not in fact near, and that civilization is going to be around for quite some time yet. The second is that you will emerge, as graduates of Marlboro College, into what will be the most exciting, the most complex, and the most challenging century in human history. I know there may be some of you who think it'll be hard to top the twentieth, and even harder to top the fifteenth- the Renaissance, the printing press, trans-Atlantic voyages, the encounters with the peoples of the New World, the rumblings of what would become the Reformation. No question, the fifteenth was a big one. But the twenty-first is going to be amazing- and daunting. From the advances of bioengineering to the imperatives of sustainability, we will be facing challenges our ancestors could barely imagine- and we will have to meet them wisely and creatively, that is to say, with the faculty of the imagination.
You might wonder what role the liberal arts will have to play in all this. People wonder that all the time: does it make sense to get a liberal arts education in times like these? Is it practical? Why, it was just a few months ago that a New York Times headline declared, "In Tough Times, the Humanities Must Justify Their Worth." I don't know how many of you saw it, but if you didn't read that article this time around, don't worry- it'll come back. In fact, I think I remember the exact same essay being published ten years ago, only then the headline was, "In Flush Times, the Humanities Must Justify Their Worth." Because we were in the middle of a robustly globalizing economy and a vertiginous dot com boom- who in their right mind would choose to get a liberal arts education in times like those? And now that the people in the advanced financial sector of that globalizing economy have plunged us all into crisis, the humanities have to justify their worth. So don't worry- when times are good again and the economy is humming, and everyone is back to work and happy about it, people will still be wondering, why bother with a liberal arts education.
Now, of course the liberal arts aren't just the humanities, as you well know. A liberal arts education must include training in the physical and social sciences- otherwise we'd wind up with a nation of adults who don't understand economics or evolution. I am especially fond of the words of Edward O. Wilson, the famed biologist who grew up in an Alabama steeped in religious fundamentalism, who tells his fellow believers, "surely a loving personal God, if He is paying attention, will not abandon those who reject the literal interpretation of the biblical cosmology. It is only fair to award points for intellectual courage." As Wilson knows, we need people of broad mind and wide learning who can understand both the importance of biodiversity and the varieties of human diversity. We desperately need such people. When you look at it that way, an education in the liberal arts isn't merely practical- it's indispensable.
The liberal arts teach people how to think deeply and reflectively about the good life, the good society, and the very idea of the "good." The liberal arts acquaint us with the history of how humans have thought about such things, thereby giving us all a richer and more complex language in which to speak and with which to think. The liberal arts do their work by encouraging us to think of lifelong learning as an integral part of a good life, they encourage us to believe in the value of the examined life, and they encourage us to believe that nothing human should be alien to us. The liberal arts do that work by combating every kind of parochialism, reminding us by way of a plenitude of human counterexamples that any one of us might be wrong or only partially right.
I want to stress this last point, because it has become something of a truism that the liberal arts teach us how to understand "difference," in some kind of generally tolerant way. I don't think that's always true; we all seem to wind up, do we not, with different ways of understanding difference. But I do think the liberal arts help us to grapple with the stubborn fact that some forms of difference might be unresolvable, and that some kinds of conflict might be intractable. This is the abiding dilemma of our time: how to develop and how to maintain pluralist societies that include people who aren't pluralists- some of whom don't even like pluralists. This requires extraordinary suppleness of mind, and a willingness to think in ways that don't immediately reach for easy resolution. It requires what the poet John Keats famously called "negative capability." But don't get me wrong- I'm not saying that every problem and every form of difference should be left unresolved. We also need people who can solve technical problems and who can defuse conflict wherever possible; we need people who can figure out how to get clean water to everybody on the globe. That would be a good start. But this century will be- indeed, it already is- a century of profound political, intellectual, and moral challenges. We will be- indeed, we already are- faced with conflicts between reason and faith, east and west, north and south. We need people who can think about complex human dilemmas in appropriately complex ways. We need people devoted to the idea of lifelong learning. We need people like you.
Hm. It may sound as if I'm asking you to take on some really difficult tasks. But I think you all can handle it. I understand that you've already accomplished a number of difficult tasks. I'm especially impressed by the Plan of Concentration, which seems to me to ask each of you to own your work and your ideas in a way that I find all too rare in college life- especially in large universities like mine. I've spent the past twenty-five years of my life teaching at places like the University of Virginia, the University of Illinois, and Penn State. These are fine places, no doubt; and while I've had some quite wonderful students at each university, I know there's something about the small, intense, liberal-arts college experience you just can't duplicate at a large university. And we try! Penn State has a very rigorous, small honors college with terrific students, and I've kept in touch with my honors students over the years. It's telling, however, that they almost always open their letter by writing, "I don't know if you remember me, but I was a student of yours. . . ." I think of this as the mantra of the student who's graduated from a large university. Because even though I've had these students in small seminars of twelve or fifteen, it's not like what you've done in developing and completing your Plans of Concentration with your advisors and sponsors. That kind of close, ongoing intellectual relationship with professors is something you can have only at a place like Marlboro. That's an exceptional thing; treasure it. Stay in touch with your sponsors and mentors over the years- I hope you'll remember them for the rest of your lives. And I'm pretty sure they'll remember you.
I also want to say how impressed I am that Marlboro has a Clear Writing Program. I have something of a professional interest in this, being a teacher and writer. But I can honestly say that just as I didn't quite understand the importance of my own commencement when I was a student, I also didn't quite understand how important good writing really is. Of course, I understood it immediately when I began teaching freshman composition, and I could see just how unclearly some students write; but since college I've also worked for attorneys, for journalists, for advertising agencies, and for editors and publishers in the magazine and book trades. And I have to say that clear, compelling writing seems to be a good thing in almost any profession. If there are any attorneys in the room, you know especially well what I mean: imprecise, obfuscating legal language is nobody's friend. A well-written brief, a well-written decision, can actually change the world. The law, I think, is a career in which clear writing turns out to be wonderfully practical.
I believe it is customary for commencement speakers to close by offering the graduates a bit of advice, some worldly wisdom. You know, something like don't forget to use sunscreen. My advice may be a little less practical, in that I'm going to suggest a way of thinking about the rest of your life, as you experience it from this point on. Having just asked you to save the world, I want to add that you don't have to do it in the next six months. Some things in this world- indeed, some of the most important things in this world, like love and patience and wisdom- can take decades to develop and mature. It comes as a shock to many of us that learning how to handle triumph or happiness can be as difficult as learning how to cope with sorrow or disappointment. (It's a shock because it's so counterintuitive.) I think here of the words of one of my own mentors, a friend who was commiserating with me about the fact that I had injured myself in aikido class while trying to learn how to fall without getting hurt- a very useful skill, I assure you. He said: "Michael, you can't get this right the first time. Or the second. You know what they say in aikido? The first thirty years are just practice." Well, that's certainly true of teaching, as well- and of learning. And of living. The first thirty, forty, maybe fifty years or so, we're still trying to figure out how to do it. And for those of you who are exceptionally ambitious, or precocious, I have some sobering news. No matter how quick a study you are, you can't make it go faster- you have to go about the business of living, day by day, year by year, hoping gradually to expand your horizons, hoping that your training in how to think will help you assimilate new experiences and think new thoughts, hoping also to learn from your mistakes, and hoping not to make the same mistake too many times, hoping that you will always encounter this extraordinary planet, and all its extraordinary inhabitants, with an open heart; with intellectual curiosity; with negative capability; and with magnanimity, greatness of spirit.
I know- that's a lot to ask for. But then, why not ask a lot? This is commencement: we're only getting started. And now, from this point on, we have to get to practice.
Thank you, and good luck to all of you.
Michael Bérubé is the Paterno Family Professor in Literature at Pennsylvania State University, where he holds appointments in the Department of English and the Program in Science, Technology, and Society. He is the author of six books to date: Marginal Forces / Cultural Centers: Tolson, Pynchon, and the Politics of the Canon (Cornell UP, 1992); Public Access: Literary Theory and American Cultural Politics (Verso, 1994); Life As We Know It: A Father, A Family, and an Exceptional Child (Pantheon, 1996; paper, Vintage, 1998); The Employment of English: Theory, Jobs, and the Future of Literary Studies (NYU Press, 1998); What's Liberal About the Liberal Arts? Classroom Politics and " Bias" in Higher Education (W. W. Norton, 2006) and Rhetorical Occasions: Essays on Humans and the Humanities (UNC Press, 2006). He is also the editor of The Aesthetics of Cultural Studies (Blackwell, 2004), and, with Cary Nelson, of Higher Education Under Fire: Politics, Economics, and the Crisis of the Humanities (Routledge, 1995). Bérubé has written for a wide variety of academic journals such as American Quarterly, the Yale Journal of Criticism, and Modern Fiction Studies, as well as more popular venues such as Harper's, the New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, the Washington Post, and the Nation. His most recent book, The Left at War, will be published in 2009 by NYU Press.
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The family of a Philadelphia police officer wounded in a shooting earlier this week is expressing gratitude to the public as well as his police family.
Officer Edward Davies, 41, was shot inside a Feltonville mini-mart as he tried to help with the arrest of a driver who had fled from a traffic stop.
The married father of four was initially rushed to Temple University Hospital in critical condition, but his family says he has been upgraded to serious condition.
Police are calling the shooting suspect, 31-year-old Eric Torres, a career criminal. He's charged with attempted murder and 23 related counts.
Sources also tell FOX 29 News that Torres may be a suspect in a June murder case.
In Friday's statement, which was passed along by the department, Davies' family says they want to express thankfulness "to all of those who are sending good wishes, prayers and support to Ed and to our family at this very trying time.
"Ed is a wonderful father and husband and a dedicated police officer who loves his job," the family said. "We are heartened and strengthened by the actions of those who have come forward to donate blood. We would like to thank the members of the larger community, the members of the Philadelphia Police Department and the Fraternal Order of Police."
The statement continues, "We are especially thankful and cannot express enough the support we have received from Ed's fellow officers in the 25th Police District; they are truly an extension of our family. Ed remains in serious condition so we are focused on supporting him; and we ask for your continued prayers and support for Ed and all police officers."
The family is also asking for privacy during this time.
Police say one of Davies' colleagues raced him to the hospital in her squad car. She is being credited with saving the officer's life.
A two-day blood drive being held in Davies' honor continues Friday. Anyone wishing to donate can do so from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Red Cross' Philadelphia Donation Center, located at 700 Spring Garden St., or its Northeast Philadelphia Donor Center at 1401 Rhawn St.
And the Fraternal Order of Police has announced there will be a healing mass for Davies on Saturday at 5 p.m. at Christ the King Church, on Morrell Avenue and Chesterfield Road in Philadelphia.
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