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I can define myself like Agnostic Christian because I see that in fact the bible have a lot of contradictions and errors and I think that there are maybe an explication to confirm the Christianity but I'm not sure.Too I saw that a lot of myths in the bible came from older myths (Sumerian , Egyptian , Greek etc...).For this fact I have two explications the authors of pagans myths was inspired by Satan or an other demon.The other possibility is these stories was only write by some humans because the demoniac forces doesn't not exist.Therefore I hesitate with Atheism and Christianity , like for me if the old testament is false the Judaism is not the real religion and Christianity too. For me the Islam is not the true religion like there are a lot of error in the scientific domain in this book named quran , koran , al-koran etc... in English language.
1.Since my 4 years old I always had the feeling that I will take part to the last battle (Armageddon).That is maybe because I heared a lot of things about God during this time or this feeling is not an illusion like this is the reality.
2.The first time where I can listened by accident (funfair) an Eurodance music (No limit by Knut) I had the sensation to be connected with the universe.This is probably an illusion or that is possible.
3.Why I have all time (since my 4 years old) this weird sensation in my Thorax , a sensation to be like a empty memory card.I have a spiritual problem or this is biologic other possibility this is neurologic or this is only a psychological sensation.
4.If God does not exist how the chaos created this world ?
5.If the soul does not exist how I can exist ? there are probably something before the human life and after.
6.How the Evolution Theory can be the truth (I'm not creationist) ?
7.If God does exist really why does he exist ?
8.How was the world before the Big Bang (this universe is maybe a part of the multiverse some physical theories speak about that) ?
9.How contact God without pray and without speak therefore how feeling God ?
10.Believe in God is maybe irrational but why the chaos is rational ?

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The Residenzschloss (Royal Palace) in Dresden is home to two world-class museums, the Grünes Gewölbe (Green Vault) and the Kupferstich-Kabinett (Collection of Prints, Drawings and Photographs), while the Rüstkammer (Armoury), one of the most important collections of its kind, also has a significant presence here, with its Türckische Cammer (Turkish Chamber). Before the Rüstkammer opens the outstanding new presentation of another part of its collection here in the Riesensaal (Giants Hall) on 18 February 2013, the Residenzschloss hosts a museum organisation of international stature, the Moscow Kremlin Museums. The exhibition Between Orient and Occident. Treasures of the Kremlin from Ivan the Terrible to Peter the Great is being shown in the State Apartments of the Residenzschloss, the very heart of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden. In this unique special exhibition, the first ever to highlight the significance of the Kremlin as a crossroads of eastern and western cultures, around 140 exhibits are displayed in an area of some 700 sq. m. in all. Masterpieces by European goldsmiths, superb ceremonial weapons crafted by Persian and Turkish armourers, precious objects, splendid vessels and opulent garments are displayed alongside exquisite pieces produced in the Kremlin workshops, but clearly showing influences from beyond Russia.
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Three Pianos, a theater work inspired by Franz Schubert's song cycle Winterreise, brings together three friends for song, contemplation, and wine. Lots of wine.
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There are times when the solemnity and profundity of classical music can become overwhelming. There are also times when just the right vehicle comes along to prick that balloon and remind us that, for the most part, classical music is really an art form that deals in the messy reality of human existence. The play and movie Amadeus pulled this off for millions, and say what you will about historical accuracy, I think our relationship to Mozart's music has been the better for it ever since.
Now along comes Three Pianos, which, like Amadeus, brings a composer of incredibly human dimension back from the brink of plaster bust-dom. Alec Duffy, Dave Malloy, and Rick Burkhardt tap into the spirit of Schubert through a piece of music that may have been the most difficult choice for the project, but also the one that may bring us closest to Schubert's soul.
Winterreise takes us into the mind of a character who's engulfed in the depths of despair. As a work of art, it's considered one of the pinnacles of the song cycle form. As an emotional experience, it's one of those rare pieces that listeners hold incredibly closely, almost protectively.
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That respect for Winterreise came through when I met with Alec Duffy after seeing a performance. You can hear part of that conversation and see photos from the play below.
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Almandin Wins Melbourne Cup 2016 In Two Horse Race
A breathtaking run saw Almandin take out the 2016 Melbourne Cup, ridden by Kerrin McEvoy.
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STOCKTON - The city has unveiled a Kaiser Foundation option for its retired employees, anticipated since informing them in June that they have to pay for their own health insurance.
STOCKTON - The city has unveiled a Kaiser Foundation option for its retired employees, anticipated since informing them in June that they have to pay for their own health insurance.
The older city retirees who choose Kaiser will experience a significant cost saving, depending on how many people they cover. But the savings for those younger than 65 is less dramatic at 6 percent.
"Though the savings are not significant, ... it is anticipated that pricing for the Kaiser plans will maintain greater premium stability," Teresia Haase, Stockton's human resources director, said in a report.
Upon filing for bankruptcy, Stockton began a rapid drawdown of its contribution to the health care for its retirees. The city is subsidizing medical costs until July 1, when the retirees will have to pay all of their health insurance costs.
This is expected to save Stockton's general fund $7 million this year alone.
The shift in expense is part of Stockton's master plan to balance the city's books. The city is also asking bondholders to take a loss on their investment in the city, and eight of the nine city retiree groups have signed new contracts with the city.
The dramatic change to its retirees has drawn cries of outrage and sparked litigation from those former Stockton workers who say the city promised them the health care benefit for their golden years.
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We eat pizza at least once a week in my house. A few weeks ago we stepped away from our usual pizza and tried a new type of pizza at a new pizzeria. It was white pizza. While I'm not debating that it was delicious, I knew I could recreate one just as good if not better using my own two hands. A white pizza has ricotta cheese in place of the sauce.The pizzeria pizza had garlic and paper-thin sliced tomatoes sparsely dotting the top. I wanted more of the topping so when the pizza craving hit again I made my own.
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3 medium vine-ripened tomatoes, sliced thin
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Ian Clark's On Hockey: Monarchs' Gale now a forceBy IAN CLARK
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 01. 2014 10:19PM
MANCHESTER -- A.J. Gale's road to the AHL has had more twists and turns than most, but he's here now and that's what counts.
Gale, who turns 27 later this month, has found a home with the Manchester Monarchs after stops all over the world.
"I'm really happy with the opportunity I've got here. It's a good bunch of guys and coach has shown some trust in me," Gale said. "It's been a huge learning curve for me and hopefully I can keep improving and getting better. There's a lot of things I still need to work on, (especially) in the defensive zone. I'm working on it every week and it's coming along. Hopefully I get it locked down for the rest of the way."
A skilled playmaker and finisher, Gale has eight goals and three assists in 25 games with the Monarchs, who hosted St. John's Saturday night and play at Portland today at 1 p.m. He scored a nice goal in Friday's 5-1 win over Binghamton, sniping from the slot with a laser.
"He's got a great release and we saw that (Friday). He's also very coachable and another guy that, all you have to do is tell him one time and he'll do his best to please you," said Monarchs head coach Mark Morris. "He and Zach O'Brien have been great additions for us. They're high-end skill guys that can fit right in. They're wonderful guys to coach and good teammates."
Gale is from Nanaimo, British Columbia and played junior hockey for the Nanaimo Clippers in the British Columbia Hockey League from 2003 to 2006. He then went on to play two years at St. Cloud State (2006 to 2008) before a return to the Clippers.
The next stops on the winding road were St. Norbert College (2008-09 season), the Texas Brahmas (Central Hockey League, 2009-10) and Wichita Thunder (CHL, 2010-11). Gale then spent 2011-12 split between Copenhagen (Denmark) and Sweden, an experience he said was valuable for life, but not so much for hockey.
"In terms of my development I don't know if it helped me all that much, but it was a time in my life where I wasn't sure how long I was going to play hockey for and I really wanted to get that experience of Europe," Gale said. "Going over there I had a lot of fun and it really made me want to come back to North America and give it a shot. It was a huge life experience, from driving to the food to sleeping arrangements, it was pretty unique and a great time in my life."
It was back to the CHL in 2012-13 for Gale, who played with Denver and then got a small taste of the AHL life in four games with Lake Erie. Gale said that playing for all those different teams has helped him.
"You see different systems and you grow accustomed to them. Everything helps. The stint with Lake Erie helped me," he said. "You see the speed of the game from the double A to the triple A level and seeing that speed it opened my eyes and when I went back to the double A level, I felt a step ahead. Now there is no time for me to get complacent here with the speed. I need to keep trying to do things as quickly as I can."
As for the system in Manchester, passed down from the Los Angeles Kings, Gale said it's easy to trust in a system that produced a Stanley Cup championship two years ago.
"The system is set in stone here and it works, it's been proven," he said. "You just follow the system and it doesn't matter who you're playing with on a given night or shift or whatever. It's been a ton of fun learning it and spending time with these guys."
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(Lack of) Power Play: The Monarchs beat a very good Binghamton team 5-1 on Friday night, but it could have been a bigger beat-down if the power play units could get it together. Manchester went 0-8 on the man advantage, including more than a minute of five-on-three time.
The Monarchs remain on top of the AHL standings, but near the bottom when it comes to power play efficiency.
"There's only one puck and everybody wants one. That's the problem," Morris said. "I think our guys want to possess it and possess it and posses it and they haven't figured out that if you share it and move it and move your body that good things will happen. I saw moments when we moved it and had good success and good looks (at the net), but we're a stubborn bunch."
Morris said that once the players figure it out, the results could be scary.
"To be 27th in the league or whatever we are is not characteristic of things we're trying to do and the things that we preach. Hopefully we learn," Morris said. "If that light goes on, we've got a lot of talent out there but you've got to learn to play with one another."
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----- Heidi 26.11.10 05:07
I'd bag up and head for Sweden. I've always wanted to see what that country is like.
----- Zac Clark 26.11.10 05:00
I'd throw out my old coffee table and put the suitcase in the center of my living room because it's so much better looking! Then I'd book a flight to Boston to see my kids, carrying the duffle, wearing the shades, and writing in the moleskins while at the gate. Onboard on go the headphones and out comes the old laptop from it's new sleeve so I can send my thank you emails to you for this amazing prize.
----- Sandy 26.11.10 04:58
I'll be trekking up to that big Buddha temple in Hong Kong and meditate there with these stuffs with me..that of Course if I won..
----- Tan Chee Siong 26.11.10 04:40
There is a very special road trip in my future. Me and the three people I like best are jumping into a roof racked land rover with our blankets and thermoses of spiked coffee (non drivers only of course) and heading for the mountains. We're going on a mission to find and enjoy Washington State's and British Columbia's most stalwart greasy spoons and 1950s motels, champion motels like this gem: http://www.flickr.com/photos/berlotti/2829226545/
It'll be a week of trucker breakfasts, old crazy golf courses, middle of nowhere thrift stores and, probably, lashings of local hard cider.
----- Rebecca Hasenauer 26.11.10 04:40
I'd crab the closet taxi - try my best singlish to convince him to take me to Changi airport in under 5 minutes - use lah more in my sentence - book a flight home to South Africa - tell my girlfriend im on my way to London - arrive in Johannesburg, grab my luggage - catch the train, catch a cab - get some flowers - get some milkshake (she loooooooooooves milkshake) - arrive at her work - get some water - splash her in the face - revive her - kiss her - smile, hold hands, and tell her that i'm here for the holidays :(
… now im home sick damit!
----- Jonathan 26.11.10 04:39
i would go to my hometown, prince george, and hug my parents, shovel the driveway for them … they're getting older and i wish i could do that sort of thing for them. vancouver is close but not quite close enough.
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Maurice Stovall was a big target for many of Byron Leftwich's throws.
Some brief thoughts from Saturday morning's practice:
* For much of the practice, thousands of Bucs fans grew frustrated. The Bucs mainly worked on special teams in the farsoutheastcorner of the complex. The vast majority of seats (and fans) are along the west sidelines.
Hoping for scrimmages, for which the Bucs generally use the field along the west stands, fans packed the west bleachers. The only thing keeping the fans remotely interested for over an hour was the appearances of the Bucs cheerleaders and free Popsicles for the kids, who came racing out of the stands for the treats.
When the Bucs finally did scrimmage, Joe overheard one fan, after a few running plays, say, "Come on, throw the ball.I didn't come all the way up from Bradenton for this."
Sometimes fans forget whypractices are actually held, but Joe could understand the fan's concern.
When the Bucs did put the ball in the air,Byron Leftwich got the most work and it sure looks like the coaches are leaning toward him as the starter. Each practice Joe has watched it appears that Leftwich is inching away from the pack in the race to start at signal-caller.
This morning Leftwich threw a couple of beautiful passes. One was a fade to the left sideline that Maurice Stovall hauled in and did a nice job of getting his feet in bounds. The Bucs' defenders yelled and disputed to the referees that Stovall had pushed off, but to no avail.
Later, Leftwich made a great decision thatwent for a bomb to Antonio Bryant near the left sideline. While at first blush it appeared to be an underthrown ball, Leftwich wisely threw the ball to Bryant so that he had to come back to the ball. But after second thought, Leftwich put the ball in wide open territory not only where there were no defenders, but also the ball was placed where Bryant easily could make a play.
Had Leftwich thrownto Bryant in stride, it likely would have been thrown into traffic as defenders were running with Bryant in good coverage.
It also helped that Leftwich had so much time to throw he could have drank a Caybrew . Leftwich stood in the pocket flat-footed waiting for Bryant to make his move and the passing lane to open up.
Hi Nancy, Nice to see you here on Sue's blog. Is this where you originally found me? I agree. Flipboard is an effective strategy as well as a unique strategy. I noticed this article I wrote actually ranks on Google's Page 1, or at least it did, the last time I checked which means not a lot of people are writing about it. Thanks for your comments and your compliments. Janice
Hi Simone,
Thanks for the compliments on my article and your comments here.
I read what you wrote and that's exactly what I learned to do by reading Janette Speyer's posts on Flipboard traffic. She's an expert. If anything, you're going over and above what I learned. I'm sorry you're experiencing frustration.
That said, I have to ask you what you are writing about. In Janette's article, she said long posts and posts about money do well. I used to find the people on Flipboard loved my tech posts. Now, things have changed for me. Primarily, posts about money and my long posts do well. I don't know if an algorithm changed at Flipboard. Try writing a post over 2,000 words and make the content about money and see if things don't improve.
Thank you for the advice Janice! Will try it out!
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Hi Janice,
Thank you for this great guide. I have always had Flipboard on my phone but wondered how I would get my website on the app. Thanks to you, I've just submitted by publisher application and website RSS. Waiting for their approval.
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My pleasure, Simone. Let me know how it goes.
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Blessings on Bishop Lloyd Allen for his courage and persistence for equality.
I heard that the person translating for the Honduran delegation left them when he found out that they would not accept the "gay agenda" … sadly, that sounds exactly like something a liberal would do!
Right, because conservatives can't be rude or condescending either.
I sincerely doubt that the Honduran delegation had a problem with any "gay agenda"
I also heard (not through ENS, as they didn't report it, maybe because it doesn't fit their agenda and makes TEC look bad) that the official translator (who holds a high-ranking post at our church headquarters) abruptly walked away from his translating duties, when Bishop Lloyd began to espouse viewpoints at odds with the TEC agenda. If true, such behavior is scandalous, unacceptable, and hypocritical. How can Michel Curry preach about the Jesus Movement, welcoming all, and doing what Christ would do, while blocking access (as head of TEC and allowing this to happen) to the Good News?! OK, Curry can't really block access to the Good News, as he doesn't quite have that much power, and that's "beyond his pay grade;" but he can block easy access to the "powers that be" in TEC's hierarchy, and make it difficult to get things done, al la KJS. My prayers are that he (and we) won't fall further into such a "death trap." The fix for this aberrant behavior would have been very easy: get another translator. Surely this "official TEC translator isn't the only qualified bilingual person available. My understanding is Bishop Lloyd is bilingual. At any rate, if this is true, it's quite despicable, and a "black eye" on TEC, as a reconciling, Christian, loving church.
If our charge is to bring the Good News to all people as the Bible says, the least we can do is do it in their native languages. (Although the first time it happened, Christ's followers were accused of being drunk early in the morning.)
Well said William +Lloyd is certainly bilingual; in fact English was his family's language of choice growing up. But I'm pretty sure that most of his delegation has little or no command of our English. I know some of the members of previous delegations and I know they do not. And that is just one diocese. Province IX has 7: Colombia, Dominican Republic, Central Ecuador, Litoral Ecuador, Honduras, Puerto Rico and Venezuela. It is extremely difficult for those dear people to get to Convention at all. It is unconscionable that we can't provide appropriate translations of ALL the business of the Convention for ALL delegates. We are all equal in this Church; English-speaking or not.
I also want to call to attention that other languages are not available or haphazardly available. If we are to be evangelists to all we need to do better on translation both verbally and resources. For example, I just been made aware of the fact that Rite Stuff is not available for new features for translation other than Spanish. I feel that a step took place backwards in spreading this word. I keep bringing that up in an ethnic convocations to no avail. That is why I am no longer interested in working in a lingual ministry.
I'm saying this with love. First, you are all right, we as a Church should do as much as we cam to provide all material in the language of the delegation. But, the delegation had three years to prepare for this General convention, and should have provided for their needs, and not expected perfection were man is involved.
It's like " they serve meals on the flight but maybe you should bring a snack, it's a long flight". That type of thinking. Secondly, as far as cost, TEC should provide funding for local interpreters just as a to fulfill its mission to all the people.
It seems much better when both sides of a problem work together rather than shaking fingers and giving ultimatums if they don't get what they want right then and there.
As for the reason they lost their interpreter that really shouldn't matter. If they had bought their interpreter with them that person would be dialed in to the delegations mission, and could when at home be available if any questions were to come up.
Less complaining more working together.
Of course and I agree with you. Now I need to not to be so nice. I feel that when I asked at other occasions, I felt like I was talking to a wall. So when that happens and no answer is given except for an acknowledgment, it left much to not working together but a one way dialogue and a lot of bureaucracy that needs to take place, some done and some not done. And then I will perceive that there is no interest in a follow up. Now I don't even know who would take up the question and follow it through to completion. Even the UN does a better job and there is a lot of people who need translation services there. If we can just get some of the basic things done it would be good start. I will be glad to talk to someone about that to whom can be the action person in completing even the basic stuff and following it through. When you talk to people in another language, you need to be able to hand out materials in their language or suspicion may arise and then there will be no interest. Truest me, I've been through that even trying to make the first step in contacting those who aspire learning about the Episcopal Church and even Christianity as we convey even the thoughts on the Jesus Movement too. The print is still powerful, but it has to be around.
I think Bishop Allen is right, that we should adopt Spanish as an official language of the Episcopal Church, even though there are other languages in use within our overseas churches, such as Mandarin Chinese in the Diocese of Taiwan (part of Province VIII) and French, German, Dutch and Italian in the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe (part of Province II). But adopting Spanish at least would be of great benefit – not just to Province IX – but to the entire USA in terms of evangelism.
Episcopalians se sorprenderan, cuando se dan cuenta, que el español se habla en el cielo [Episcopalians will be surprised when they realize that only Spanish is spoken in heaven ]


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Havel's Towering Personality Looms High as Czechs Seek New Leader
Tuesday marks one year since historic Czech leader Vaclav Havel died, and his legacy of free expression and realignment with the West looms high as Czechs prepare to elect their new leader.
Mr. Havel, a playwright turned dissenter, emerged in 1989 as the country's moral authority and was subsequently elected president four times by lawmakers.
But now, three weeks before the first-ever Czech popular presidential election slated for mid-January, the candidates struggle to assert the kind of moral leadership Mr. Havel exercised.
"There's a high level of dissatisfaction with politics as it's practiced in the Czech Republic," Jiri Pehe, a Czech political analyst said.
The two leading candidates for the presidency are Jan Fischer and Milos Zeman, both former Prime Ministers with good reputations who together command about 50% of likely voter preference in pre-election polls. Yet both for limited periods of time were members of the country's largely despised Communist party.
Jiri Dienstbier Jr., the Social Democrat presidential candidate who is now in the third place in election polls, is the son of a former dissident, which would seem to offer fine pedigree for voters seeking moral authority. But he regularly states his readiness to support open cooperation in highest levels of government with the Communist party.
That is a view seemingly far from those of his father, who was a fighter for human rights and served as a United Nations human rights ambassador.
To be sure, many Czechs, in the electorate and politicians, were at one time or another members of the Communist party simply so their children would be allowed to pursue higher education and lead a decent life.
The drift away from Mr. Havel's thinking and ideals has been gradual over the past decade. Under the watch of President Vaclav Klaus, who was prime minister in the 1990s and became president in 2002, the Czechs have become critical of all things European and now the state is a mere observer on the sidelines of European affairs, often siding with Euroskeptic Britain.
Mr. Klaus' second and final term in office ends in March.
In the end, this election moves Czechs into uncharted territory.
The next president will have to decide whether to rejoin Europe's political debate and cooperate with its neighbors to solve the mounting problems facing the Continent.
Whichever direction the country's electorate takes, one of Mr. Havel's final remarks would be well remembered.
In one of a series of documentaries to be aired in coming days on Czech Television that are comprised of final, candid interviews with Mr. Havel filmed shortly before his death, the interviewer asked Mr. Havel if as President he made any serious mistakes.
He said: Yes, he had.
Looking back, Mr. Havel said he was too forgiving of people in the former Communist regime, he cut them too much slack and said he should have gotten angrier.
Czech voters in January have to determine for themselves just how to interpret Mr. Havel's near-final words.
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No cause of death yet in NYC case of fetus in bag
NEW YORK (AP) — A teenage girl found carrying a dead fetus in a shopping bag at a Manhattan lingerie store is headed toward trial on shoplifting charges as authorities continue investigating the circumstances of the fetus' death.
A judge on Tuesday scheduled hearings and a trial Jan. 23 on the misdemeanor theft and stolen property possession charges, the only ones that have been lodged against the 17-year-old. Meanwhile, a friend also facing shoplifting charges in the same incident pleaded guilty to a lesser offense.
Medical examiners are still determining whether the fetus was alive when delivered and what caused the death. Depending on the results, more charges could ensue.
The case began when a security guard at a midtown Manhattan Victoria's Secret store stopped the two girls to examine their bags Oct. 17. The fetus was inside one of the bags, police said.
The girl who was carrying that bag maintains her innocence in the shoplifting case. She's accused of trying to leave the shop without paying for a $45 pair of pants, according to a criminal court complaint.
Manhattan Criminal Court Judge Erika Edwards on Tuesday turned down a defense request to dismiss the charges.
The girl's lawyers wouldn't discuss this week how the fetus came to be in the bag, but one of the attorneys, Earl Ward, said they don't believe there's any basis for further charges against her.
The girl, who has a 2-year-old son, hasn't gone back to her high school since the arrest, but is continuing her education through other means, said another of her lawyers, Genay Ann Leitman.
The girl's friend, also 17, was charged with taking about $200 worth of shirts and other items.
She pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was ordered to do two days of community service. Disorderly conduct is a violation, akin to a traffic ticket, not a crime.
The friend and her lawyer declined to comment.
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Taking the weekend off put me behind on many fronts, and I am still digging out. Hence this belated posting of the latest episode of the Hinderaker-Ward experience, which, if you subscribe, you probably have already heard. If you don't subscribe, you should! It was a fun show; we talked about the rise of Herman Cain, Obama's most recent press conference, Occupy Wall Street, and more. We awarded our Loon of the Week and This Week In Gatekeeping prizes. And our guest was Mike Nelson, of Mystery Science Theater fame, now the proprietor of Rifftrax.
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Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Comesaña on Whether There Could Be Exactly Two Things
I just read Juan Comesaña's 'Could There Be Exactly Two Things?,' forthcoming in Synthèse. As Comesaña reminds us, Universalism—the view that whenever there are some things, there is something which is a sum of them—is obviously at odds with the idea that there could be exactly two things (indeed, incompatible with that idea given minimal further assumptions).
Comesaña contends (i) that we intuit that there could be exactly two things; and (ii) that this tells against Universalism. I have some doubts about (ii), and I found the discussion of it at the last two paragraphs of the paper less than completely satisfying. But, more importantly, I have not found anything in support of the assertion of the claim in (i). Everybody would agree that there are scenarios such that, in most ordinary contexts, to describe them with 'There are exactly two things' would be true (or true enough). Universalists typically contend, however, that this is compatible there being strictly speaking more than two things there, and familiarly invoke contextual quantifier domain restriction, in a rule-governed, independently motivated manner, or so she argues. Maybe there is something defective in this move by Universalist, but Comesaña does not say. And in the absence of this, (i) seems to me to be ungrounded, and thus unsuitable for a case against Universalism.
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Rookie Shelby Miller allowed one hit in seven innings, a single by Norichika Aoki to open the game, and the St. Louis Cardinals had just enough to spoil Kyle Lohse's first start as a visitor since 2007 in a 2-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday night.
David Freese had an RBI single at the end of a three-hit flurry to open the second and Yadier Molina hit his second homer in the seventh for the Cardinals, who have allowed one run during a three-game winning streak.
Lohse, a 16-game winner whom the Cardinals did not attempt to re-sign, allowed two runs in seven innings while throwing 82 pitches.
Miller (2-0) had a career-best eight strikeouts in his third career start.


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The Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce coordinated its first "Share the Bounty" wine tour in conjunction with the Niagara Wine Trail "Share the Bounty" event. Thirty chamber members boarded a chartered bus and visited Savory Sips, A Gust of Sun Winery, Niagara Landing, Honeymoon Trail Winery, Schultze Winery and Black Willow Winery.
Nonperishable food items were collected by chamber members with help from The Dory Trading Post in Youngstown, and were presented at the wineries for local food pantries. Tasting fees were donated to charitable organizations chosen by the wineries.
"The chamber has been looking forward to visiting our member wineries on the Niagara Wine Trail, and sharing the experience with our members. It was a fun day, and the chamber can't wait to organize the next wine tour!" said NRRCC President Jennifer Pauly.
Chamber members on the first 'Share the Bounty' wine tour are pictured outside of Savory Sips Wine Store with owner Rebecca Christie in the Village of Lewiston.


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The Daily Word 04.29.10: Lance Armstrong, Louisiana oil spill, Hollywood's small right wing
300 acres alight in Cimarron.
Lance Armstrong is riding the Tour of the Gila, which began in Silver City.
Body found in a North Valley ditch on the street where I grew up.
Feds deploy an ad campaign to discourage meth use on reservations.
You can keep your job after 10 arrests if your dad is the Bernalillo County deputy manager for public safety.
Around New Mexico, groups prepare to protest Arizona's immigration law.
Obama's not sure Washington can pass immigration reform this year. He needs cooperation from Republicans, he says.
Massive oil spill off the coast of Louisiana is way worse than expected and could be washing up on shore by tomorrow.
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John R. Collart
John R. Collart, formerly of Jamestown, died on Sept. 4,
2011, in Clayton, Okla., with his wife and three children by his side. He was the husband of the late Sylvia L. (Hubbard) Collart and the husband of Margaret E. (Evans) Collart.
Born in East Hartford, Conn., on July 27, 1934, he moved to Jamestown in 1936. He was the son of the late Julien and Marjorie G. (Near) Collart. He graduated from T.H. Clarke School and Rogers High School in Newport.
John served in the U.S. Air Force for 20 years, specializing in link trainer repair. After retiring, he worked in hospital electronics repair and later in home security systems installation in Columbus, Ohio. He moved to Oklahoma a few years ago.
Besides his wife, he is survived by his daughters, Judi N. McReynolds and Elizabeth D. Gurganus and her husband Al, all of Clayton; his son, William R. Collart and his wife Myrna of Sacramento, Calif.; and by his sisters, Naomi R. Nelson of Wakefield and Camie C. Bates of Centennial, Colo.
He was also the grandfather of 10 and the great-grandfather of six. At his request, the scattering of his ashes will be private.


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Residents of an otherwise peaceful Hood River neighborhood are frustrated by the theft of solar lights from their street
"Every day I feel blessed that we are living in this town but I think there is a little bit of an awakening that needs to happen here," said Gupta Prashant, treasurer of the Bowe Addition Homeowners Association.
He said the subdivision off St. Charles Place appears to have been hit by culprits who are also committing criminal acts in other locations. On Monday, Prashant reinstalled 12 solar lights at the entrance to his neighborhood. He had removed the beacons in late August after several were destroyed within days of being set in place as part of a continuing beautification project.
"They just cost $100 but they added a lot to our community," he said.
Although Prashant decided to give the lights another try, he said it is troubling that residents now have to be watchful of activity along their streets. He said homeowners are no longer able to just enjoy the landscaped setting around the welcoming sign that was installed last year. The Homeowner's Association decided to purchase the solar lights because they wanted more illumination along the roadway but didn't want to pay the high cost of a pole light. In addition, Prashant said the smaller illuminaries are also energy efficient since they didn't require the use of electricity.
"If these lights can be taken from this place then anything can happen here," said his wife, Priti.
The Prashants said the issue isn't really just about missing lights; to them it is about what appears to be an ongoing problem with juvenile behavior throughout the county.
Hood River County Juvenile Department Director Donita Huskey-Wilson said that parents hold the key for stopping their children from becoming involved in negative behavior. She said the best defense is a strong offense — know who the teen is spending time with, where he/she is at and set up perimeters about their activities.
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Known as the Deceiver and Great Worm, Glaurung (S, pron. [ˈɡlaʊruŋ]) was a land-bound fire-breathing Dragon.
Glaurung was a very powerful and cunning dragon, and he used his abilities to achieve his desired ends without resorting to direct physical violence (which he was equally proficient at). It was his nature to trick and deceive, and to spread lies and deceptions so cleverly that they could not be discovered until it was too late. In this manner, he accomplished much more damage than he could have with brute force, and caused the destruction of the Elven stronghold of Nargothrond and the suicide of the great hero Túrin Turambar. He caused amnesia in Túrin's sister Nienor Níniel, and since she had never met her brother, they eventually married. However, Glaurung himself was slain by Túrin before he committed suicide.
Glaurung was called the Father of Dragons. It is not known with certainty, but it is largely suspected that he sired the rest of his race (or at least of his own sub-species, the Urulóki: wingless fire-breathing dragons). He was bred by Morgoth from some unknown stock and was the first dragon to appear outside of Angband. This first appearance occurred during the Dagor Bragollach, when he came forth to attack.
But Morgoth was not pleased. Glaurung revealed himself too early; he was still young and immature. He was defeated and driven back to Angband by mounted Elven archers led by Fingon son of Fingolfin.
The Fall of Nargothrond
In the autumn of F.A. 495[1] Glaurung led an army of Orcs against Nargothrond. He passed over Anfauglith and first assailed the north Vales of Sirion, then coming south laid waste to Eithel Ivrin and Talath Dirnen. His advance was checked by the Mormegil, Túrin Turambar, who led the forces of Nargothrond out to meet Glaurung in the Battle of Tumhalad. The Elves were utterly defeated; King Orodreth was slain, and although Túrin attempted to rally the survives to a last defence of Nargothrond itself, Glaurung came there first. The dragon passed swiftly over the bridge over Narog and destroyed the Doors of Felagund.[2]
As Glaurung's Orcs were sacking the city Túrin arrived and cut his way to the captives. As he did so Glaurung emerged from the doors and put him under his spell. Túrin was transfixed by the gaze of dragon as the captives, among them Finduilas, were led away. Then Glaurung spoke to Túrin and convinced him not to go after Finduilas but to return to Dor-lómin and rescue his mother Morwen and sister Niënor (when in fact they had already fled to Doriath). After weaving the first strand of his plot to bring doom to the children of Húrin, who Morgoth had cursed, he drove away his orcs and made his abode in Nargothrond, casting down the bridge and, in true dragon fashion, laying down to sleep on the great horde he had plundered.[2]
The following year, F.A. 496,[3] Glaurung's slumber was disturbed. Hearing of the fall of Nargothrond a small party from Doriath, including Morwen and Niënor, was sent to seek tidings, especially of the fate of Túrin. His keen sight quickly detected them and, as they approached his dwelling, he issued forth into the Narog and created a steam and reek that scattered the spies in confusion. Glaurung then crept swiftly towards Amon Ethir where he meant Niënor, alone, and placed her under the same spell he had her brother Túrin. But this time rather than subtle deceits he used his power to completely obliterate Niënor's memory and left her to wander in the wild.[4]
For the next several years Glaurung ruled as the 'dragon-king' of what was once the Realm of Nargothrond, gathering many Orcs to him.[5] Meanwhile Niënor escaped from Mablung's care and wandered into Brethil. There she was found by Túrin, now living amongst the Halethrim, who named her Níniel. Not knowing that they were brother and sister (Túrin having never met his sister and Níniel ignorant of her true identity), the two fell in love and were married.[4][6] In F.A. 498 Glaurang began to send his orcs against Brethil, and thereby forced Túrin to reveal himself.[7] The next summer[8] he came there himself, but before he could lay waste to the dwellings of the Halethrim he was bested. Túrin lay in wait in the gorge of Cabed-en-Aras and as Glaurung attempted to leap over it he was dealt a mortal blow by Gurthang, Túrin's black sword.[9]
However even as he lay dying on the banks of Taeglin the King of Dragons completed the doom he had woven for the children of Húrin. Túrin was rendered unconscious by Glaurung's noxious blood and Níniel, coming upon the scene, thought him dead. With his last breath the dragon revealed to Níniel and Brandir his plot, and as he died his spells were undone and Níniel knew she was in fact Niënor. Therefore she leapt to her death in Cabed-en-Aras and when, awaking, Túrin also learned the truth from Brandir he cast himself upon his own sword.[9][10]
Throughout early versions of the legendarium, he was known by different names: Glórund (the c. 1916-19 Lost Tales) > Glórung (the 1926 'Sketch of the Mythology') > Glómund (the 1930 Quenta Noldorinwa; the Lay of Leithian) > Glaurung (the c. 1951 'Grey Annals'; the published The Silmarillion).[11][12]
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- Glaurung was described and given role-playing statistics in the supplements Creatures of Middle-earth and Creatures of Middle-earth (2nd edition). His name was given the Quenya translation "Golden Gloom".[13] Furthermore, Glaurung was conceived to have bred the cold-drakes Scatha and Ando-anca (whose names were suggested to be revised to Skadi and Skell).[14]
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|Glaurung · Ancalagon · Scatha · Smaug
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The War of the Jewels, "The Grey Annals": §275.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Children of Húrin, "The Fall of Nargothrond".
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The War of the Jewels, "The Grey Annals": §304–308.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Children of Húrin, "The Journey of Morwen and Niënor to Nargothrond".
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Children of Húrin, "The Coming of Glaurung".
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Children of Húrin, "Niënor in Brethil".
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The War of the Jewels, "The Grey Annals": §319.
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The War of the Jewels, "The Grey Annals": §321.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Children of Húrin, "The Death of Glaurung".
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Children of Húrin, "The Death of Túrin".
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, Christopher Tolkien (ed.), The Shaping of Middle-earth, "The Earliest 'Silmarillion'": Commentary on the 'Sketch of Mythology': [Section] 13
- ↑ J.R.R. Tolkien, John D. Rateliff (ed.), The History of The Hobbit, Return to Bag End, Chapter XII "Conversations with Smaug": (i) Tolkien's Dragons
- ↑ Ruth Sochard Pitt, Jeff O'Hare, Peter C. Fenlon, Jr., (1994) Creatures of Middle-earth (2nd edition), p. 111
- ↑ Chris Seeman (1998), "Dragons of the North", in Other Hands Issue 23


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Milestones & Achievements: Lejuene Joins the Century Club
Danvers girls soccer player Hannah Lejuene reached the 100 point club today. Hannah currently has career stats of 75 goals and 27 assists for 102 career points. Great job!
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Congrats to Coach Jim Hinchion. With an 8-0 win over Somerville this afternoon, the Danvers Girls Soccer team earned the 300th win in Coach Hinchion's career.
Girls Soccer: September 28, 2017
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The Swampscott machine was rolling on Tuesday, scoring seven unanswered goals against Somerville to improve to 3-0.
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Game Recap: Beverly Defeats Salem
Beverly improved to 3-1 on the season with a road victory at Salem, defeating the Witches 3-1. Marianna Ellis lead the team in service aces, with 5, while Katie Noonan had 3 and Kate Mulligan served 100% from the line. Maddy Cassidy had 10 kills and Delaney Sprague and Kate Mulligan... Read More
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