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|02-18-2011 until 03-21-2050
Mr. Low Tai
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Sweden
Posts: 821
Game/Forum/Chat Rules
Due to Recaptcha recently being hacked and some undesirable people trying to trash the forum we changed so that newly created forum accounts must wait one day as well as be manually accepted before being able to use the forum. This is to prevent spam bots and banned users from entering and disrupting the forum.
vBulliten is a bit silly and gives a slightly misleading message about this.
So if you get the following message don't be alarmed. You just have to wait ~24 hours before you can fully use the forum.
"<Your account name>, you do not have permission to access this page. This could be due to one of several reasons:
1.Your user account may not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Are you trying to edit someone else's post, access administrative features or some other privileged system?
2.If you are trying to post, the administrator may have disabled your account, or it may be awaiting activation."
|03-20-2009 until 02-04-2100
Mr. Low Tai
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Sweden
Posts: 821
Ninjamanager Rules
The Rules must be read, understood, accepted and followed by all NinjaManager players. It is the players responsibility to follow these rules and regularly check back to see if there are any changes. Failure to follow these rules will lead to punishment such as temporary bans or a permanent ban. Minor offenses to these rules will result in a warning.
* Rules unmarked with (Game-, Forum- and/or Chat rule) applies to the entire Ninjamanager community. That means it applies for both the game, forum and chat.
Rule Updates
* January 20 2016 Clan recruitment changes, slight reformat in general.
* February 8 2014 Spoiler Rule defined further.
* August 30 2013 Clan forum account rule tweaked.
* July 13 2013 Explanation of main/alt exchanging.
* May 1 2013 Reworded anonymity and account registration in the chat.
* March 27 2013 Clarified anonymity and account registration in the chat.
* June 27 2012 Added rule about anonymity in the chat.
* October 25 2011 Flooding rule defined, including challenge requests.
* March 10 2011 Signature rules hyperlinked.
* Nov 28 2010 Clan rules added.
* Dec 15 2009 Colours and fonts.
* Oct 21 2009 Names replaces Offensive names, Original name and Team names.
Trading wins (Game rule)
It's strictly forbidden to trade wins or intentionally lose. This means you should NOT remove or miss place ninjas from the team to boost your friends and/or other teams/clan you might have. It's of course OK to remove ninjas from your team to train certain ninjas, but we do not want to hear any kind of trade win talk either in our chat or in the forums.
Read more about it here.
When exchanging challenges, do it between the same teams. "Main/Alt" exchanging falls under trading wins/boosting.
Player 1 weak alt challenge Player 2 strong main
Player 2 weak alt challenge Player 1 strong main
Result would be that both strong main accounts would get free wins that their alts have "paid" for so that the mains can use their energy for more valuable challenges.
You are allowed to register and play with a maximum of 2 game accounts (special conditions during events, read the event information). Any more than this will lead to a ban. If you share your computer with someone else we suggest you only play with 1, this is to avoid getting banned for multiple accounts. You are only allowed to have 1 account in the forum (exception for clans, see clan section) and 1 account in chat, breaking this rule will lead to the other accounts being banned or in severe cases all accounts being banned.
Registering an account (Chat rule)
For the sake of everyone: Register an account in the chat as soon as possible, preferably straight away. The anonymous function is ok for the first day or two, but not more than that. Once you do have an account make sure to log in to it at all times. This not only makes you identifiable, but it also helps you get assistance because you look a lot more serious about staying in the chat. Often, people don't even bother responding to anons. Plus it means more safety for you since people can't impersonate you and give you a bad reputation (Yes, people often do that). And perhaps most interesting for you, by having an account moderators will also take you more seriously and be more interested in giving you a second chance if you break the rules.
If a moderator tells you to register/log in it's often because there's something shady about your IP address or actions, such as having an account but not logging in to it. Failing to do so may lead to a ban.
Don't pretend to be someone else (moderators, webmaster, support or anything related to someone you are not on NinjaManager). It's prohibited and will lead to a ban. Don't steal other players/clans name, do not use names in advertising purpose and refrain from naming yourself after well-known people.
Specifications regarding your user name, team name and clan name
You are not allowed to use any offensive language or sexual, racism or in any way discriminatory content in the user-/team-/clan name
Do not add any messages in your user-/team name. I.e "I will win" or "Fight me I dare you"
Your user-/team-/clan name may not contain any information regarding your accept rate or status
Refrain from writing your user-/team-/clan name in CAPS.
Names written in CAPS will be edited to lowercase. "I.e TEAM KYUUBINARUTORASENGAN".
SHORTER names is "okay" (a few letters/short name) to use, but we prefer if you didn't.
Do not overuse numbers in your user-/team-/clan name. I.e "Team Lee21390482390243"
Using a few numbers is allowed IF the name you wanted is taken
Do not "faceroll" the name. I.e "sfdkljslksd"
Any team/clan names breaking the rules will be edited (or changed to something random if the entire name breaks the rules). If you don't like the new name you've been given you can always reset. Don't want to reset? Should have thought of that before breaking the rules.
You take full responsibility for whatever happens with your account. It's you who must keep hackers, evil friends, younger brothers and other potential threats away from your account. We also cannot take responsibility for any bugs or glitches which you might run into, although will do try to fix those as soon as possible.
Sharing accounts
You are not allowed to share accounts with other players. This is for both your sake, and your own safety. You don't want to lose your team and ninjas because of some misunderstanding, and we sure don't want to hear you complaining about it.
Trading, selling, giving away (Game rule)
This falls under sharing accounts. You are not allowed to trade, sell, buy or even give away accounts/clans. Both players will be temporarily banned and the accounts involved will be deleted.
Email and password
The email address and password you choose must be unique and reachable. Write your password down and do not share it with anyone. We cannot reset or see your password, you must do it by yourself.
Secret question
The secret question is used for recovering a lost password, and changing your password. Do not forget your answer to the secret question you choose. We cannot help you remember it...
Inactive accounts (Game rule)
Accounts which have not been logged in to for several months may be permanently deleted. This means everything will be deleted with no chance of getting it back. If you don't want you account deleted, be sure to log in once in awhile.
Two clans (game/forum rule)
You're allowed to have one clan per game account, as in max 2 per person. If you share computer with someone else we suggest that you only create 1, just like game accounts. This is to avoid getting banned for multiple accounts. To create a second clan you need another forum account - contact a moderator/admin before first. You're only allowed to use your second forum account in your clan thread. Breaking this rule will lead to a ban.
Recruiting (forum/chat rule)
You're only allowed to have one forum thread per clan. Use the clan thread or the official clan recruitment thread for recruitment on the forum. Any recruitment in the chat needs to be at least 60 minutes and 12 rows in between regardless if it's aimed towards anyone or a specific individual. Don't harass people to join you in any way or form.
Creating another clan
Don't create new clans over and over. When you create a new clan, a forum thread is automatically created. By creating several clans you flood the forum with new threads. Be sure of what you want to name your clan before you create it! Flooding the forum will lead to a warning and/or ban from forum and/or game.
General Rules
Language (Forum/Chat rule)
This community is strictly English - no other languages are allowed. Clan threads MUST be labeled accordingly before any other language is allowed. Breaking this rule will lead to the post/thread in question being deleted, and in some cases a warning or a ban will be issued. Keep the forum and chat clean. That means no excessive swearing, sexual/racial profanity or insults. If you have doubts if a word is ok or not - don't use it.
Respect other users
Harassing, bullying, insulting, trash-talking or threatening other members is not tolerated. Also remember to respect each persons religion, everyone has the right to believe in what they want.
Threads (Forum rule)
When creating a new post/thread try your best to use upper-case and lower-case letters correctly. Do not write entire sentences using Caps Lock. Try to use punctuation correctly. Keep it to the subject, do not go off-topic talking about something that is not relevant to the topic. Post in the appropriate Forum - Self explanatory. Posts created in the wrong section will be moved to the correct forum or deleted at the moderator's discretion.
Unwanted post/threads (Forum/Chat rule)
You are not allowed to post pornographic, racist, disgusting or in any other way disturbing material. Do not use the forum for any sort of advertisement. It is also forbidden to post links to sites for the purpose of earning you or anyone else money or points (Gaiamon excluded). Do not ask for or post links to any sites/pages that contain illegal material, such as torrents or FTP servers. Anime and manga are an exception.
Game chat (Forum/Chat rule)
Do not use the forum or chat as a game chat for other games. General talk about other games is ok, as in discussing what they are about and how they are like. But for in depth talk you should use their own community functions
If you see someone breaking a rule, such as bumping, spamming or posting something unnecessary in the forum please refrain from pointing it out in the thread. This is to avoid any unnecessary off-topic. A moderator will take care of it as soon as he can and inform the person if he or she has done something wrong.
Challenges/Exchanges (Forum/Chat rule)
Don't ask for challenges, trades/exchanges as well as Gaiamon feed links too often, keep them at least 20 minutes apart as well as in compliance with the spam/flood rule (12 rows in between). This also includes you want to go again requests. So make sure to decide how many times the two of you want to exchange right away i.e I have 40 AE. If you don't get a response right away don't ask for it again as it will count as spam. You are not allowed to ask for challenges/exchanges in the forum.
Spam, Flooding and Bumping (Forum/Chat rule)
Do not spam* or flood* the forum and chat with nonsense. Do not bump* threads without contributing to the subject.
Spaming means posting random gibberish, such as face-rolling the keyboard - "fasdfghda", writing in only CAPS, repeating the same/similar thing several times in a row or excessive use of same letters/words/pictures/videos/smilies for no obvious reason all accounts as Spam. Going severely off-topic in forum threads without good reasons will also be considered as Spam and thus treated as such.
Flooding means posting the same or similar thing and is also a form of spamming. Don't re-post if your old message can still be seen in the chat (counting large version of the chat, 12 rows in between). Another more literal form of flooding is to post several messages in quick succession. Make sure you type out complete sentences before submitting rather than hitting the enter key every 2-3 words.
Bumping a thread means posting in it long after the time of the last post, thus "resurrecting" it (BUMP = Bring Up My Post).
Double Posting (Forum rule)
Generally you should not double-post, or in other words, post more than one message right after another one you have posted. Please use the edit button to edit your post, located below the post on the right side. This is not a strictly enforced rule, but should be considered none the less - Do not double-post unless necessary.
Signatures (Forum rule)
Your signature*, avatar, presentation and title may not break any of Ninjamangers rules. If they do, we will change or remove it for you, give you a warning or in severe cases ban you.
Refer to this thread for signature rules:
NinjaManager Forums > NinjaManager Community > Forum Rules > Signatures
Colors and fonts (Forum/Chat rule)
Do not use any bright colors in the forum or in the chat, we prefer if you use the standard colors (black on white). Do not use any other background color other than the default (white). Do not use any fonts that aren't readable, use the standard text size and don't use bold/italic/underline. Rules regarding Chatangos premium services are the following;
Do not use any pictures covering your entire post field. Having some small picture/text to the far right might be tolerated if it has high transparency and as long as it doesn't break any of the other rules.
Do not attach or post any interactive smilies to your post field. That means the last 4 smilies.
It is forbidden to post spoilers* about anything that happens in mangas or books etc. in the anime sections or in the chat due to respect for those who are not reading them. Discussions that involve both anime and manga shall be created in their respective manga section and discussions regarding books shall be clearly marked. Avoid discussing animes/movies/games etc. that just came out in the chat to give others a chance of experience it for themselves first.
A spoiler is an event that has yet to take place in the story (for example: things usually happen in mangas before they do in the anime series).
Mistakes made in the game (Forum/Chat rule)
Do not ask us for help correcting a mistake made by you in the game. For example choosing the wrong element, buying the wrong ninja or item/ability. It is your responsibility to overlook any changes you do to your team and that they are correct.
Hacking, exploits and glitches
Bots and scripts
Using bots, macros, scripts, reload plugins or any type of third party software that plays the game for you, or otherwise manipulates game play experience is forbidden. It is also strictly forbidden to give other players of the game hints or tips on how to exploit the game.
Hacking the game or in any way taking advantage of glitches and exploits is strictly forbidden. Even asking for these kind of things will lead to severe punishment. Not to mention distributing scripts or teaching the exploit to others! Hacks, glitches and exploits are dealt with as soon as we become aware of them.
Reporting glitches
If you do happen to find a glitch or anything which can be abused in the game to players advantage, you *must* contact us! We will be most grateful for your cooperation!
Admins and Game Masters
Do not ask to become one
If we would like you to help us, we will contact you. Asking, begging or otherwise bothering us about this subject will lead to a temporary ban. Be sure not to be fooled by anyone impersonating us, asking you to become an admin or game master.
No refunds or changes
We will under no circumstances give you powerups, boost, ryo, ninjas, items or in any way alter your team for you. Neither will we undo purchases, ninjas you have recruited or anything like that. There are no refunds. Think before you buy something, and be sure to log out afterwards if you are in a public place.
Fake admins, impersonators
It is strictly forbidden to impersonate an Admin or Game Master of NinjaManager. This means not only the name, but also contacting players outside of our site, offering them bonuses and such. It is also the players responsibility not to fall for these tricks. We will never contact you outside of NinjaManager, and we will never ask for your password. Be sure not follow suspicious links sent to you outside of the game.
Remember to respect anyone working with NinjaManager, the forum or the chat. They are here for yours and others sake. We won't tolerate any trash-, back-talk or the like against moderators. If you think a moderator misbehaves or abuses its power please send a PM to either Aenonar or Udon providing proof of some sort, such as screenshots or chat logs.
Bans and warnings
Breaking the rules
Breaking the rules leads to either a warning or a ban. This decision is taken by us and is definite. If you have an issue regarding a ban do not post it in the public chat/forum, please send a PM to either Udon or Aenonar providing proof of some sort, such as screenshots or chat logs. But whining and complaining might not get the ban removed, it might even lead to an extended ban. Players are responsible for being aware of the warnings and notifications they receive. The messages from the in-game notification system cannot be replied to, you must send us an email or PM if you need to respond.
Moderators may, and are allowed to remove any threads and posts in the forum/chat and ban any individual at their own discretion for as long as they see fit.


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East Gadsden High School held its Senior Class Night May 20, themed "A Night with the Stars." It's a tradition that has come to be expected. The young ladies were beautiful in their extravagant gowns and the young gentlemen were handsome and ready to take on the world in their tuxedos. How lovely they all looked.
The gymnasium was decorated by caring hands to fit the theme. The program noted that the decorations were done by Special Occasions by Robin; however, we offer a much-needed correction and recognition for those responsible for it.
Sincerest thanks to everyone who helped me raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Together we raised over $1,800. This was done through the contributions of friends and our fourth annual yard sale.
I, (Gadsden County) Sheriff Morris A. Young, along with the GCSO employees, would like to personally thank the citizens and business owners for their donations and contributions during our fundraising event for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life. Because of caring people like you, the ACS will one day find a cure for this dreaded and devastating disease.
There are two businesses that have in the past 18 months closed their offices here that I really miss. Well, I don't really miss the businesses because they're still here, but I miss going in to pay my bill.
The telephone office has been closed over a year and I still can't remember to pay my bill. When I get the statement in the mail, instead of paying it immediately, I procrastinate. In the old days when payment was due all I had to do was jump in the car and get to the telephone company before closing.
Will somebody, anybody, education Gadsden County commission chairman Eugene Lamb as it relates to citizen input during the commission meetings? Lamb seems to think that a citizen giving his or her opinion about an issue must be in line with his thinking.
The parents of the 2008-9 Metropolitan Christian Academy kindergarteners would like to recognize Mrs. Brent and Mrs. Wilson for their outstanding work in opening our children's minds to new ideas, serving as excellent mentors, and helping to create exemplary citizens. Their compassion and devotion to our children is priceless. They have proven to be vital in helping our little ones to mature, to understand the world and to understand themselves.
This is an open invitation to join in a class action lawsuit against the Gadsden County Board of Commissioners and Gadsden County Hospital Inc. On Aug. 26, 2008, you voted for and passed the half-cent sales tax to reopen Gadsden Community Hospital with 25 beds.
If you feel you would like to join in this lawsuit, please contact Join In, P.O. Box 1144, Quincy, FL 32353.
Sam Hawkins
Ramsey Summerford was one of over 5,000 child laborers that were photographed by social activist Lewis Hine from 1908 to 1917. Nearly all of the photos are posted on the Library of Congress Web site. Hine's pioneering work in photojournalism was instrumental in helping to get state and federal child labor laws passed.
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The Gadsden County Times is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Gadsden County and Quincy, FL, and the surrounding area.

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Charles De Lorme, San Juan County Economic Director, was quoted as saying that he is pleased with where we stand. Transient room tax receipts are holding steady and advance hotel room sales are up 2-4 percent or "back to 2008 levels."
Tourists are starting to spend again, DeLorme reports. Last year they were buying rubber tomahawks in Monument Valley and this year they are buying $2,000 Navajo rugs.
Tom Krantz, the regional economist for Workforce Services, reported that from 2008 to 2009, job losses in San Juan were 2.6 percent and 3.5 percent in Grand. Both are far better than the state average of 5.1 percent. Most agree it is the tourist industry that helped the jobless situation be as good as it was.
That is not to say that things are fine. Total unemployment in San Juan is presently at 12.9 percent and Grande is at 10.8 percent. The state of Utah is currently at 7.4 percent which is far below the national average of just under 10 percent.
Almost half (48.1 percent) of all households in San Juan County receive state financial assistance, with that percentage much higher on the Navajo Reservation than in the County at large. Thirty-four percent of Grand County households receive state assistance.
The future of San Juan is bright. The installation of broadband infrastructure has given San Juan emerging opportunities to attract an electronic device manufacturing plant and a call center to the area.
But tourism remains the key, according to DeLorme. Last month's dedication of the new Four Corners Monument is expected to attract more visitors, especially when the new $1.2 million visitors center is completed.
United Airlines is working with the country to attract more visitors from Asia, and South Korea. United donated six business-class flight tickets for tour operators from the Far East to take familiarization trips through southeast Utah this fall.
DeLorme is in South Korea presently and later this month will be in Singapore, where he and Utah Office of Tourism Officials have a full round of meetings scheduled with tour operators from countries ranging from Australia to Japan.


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|OpenBSD General Other questions regarding OpenBSD which do not fit in any of the categories below.
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I am just getting started with OpenBSD and have been doing a lot of reading, I have been through all of the FAQs and man pages. At this point I have a system which I did a base install on about a year ago (4.7 release), which I have updated to 4.7 stable. I am now looking at the process to upgrade this to 4.8, but that is for another day.
My immediate interest is being able to manage users on all platforms (Windows, Linux, BSD) from a central location. Now since Windows doesn't really offer much flexibility if I want some of the features I need I am forced into maintaining a Windows Active Directory domain. A few years back I did some extensive work in testing various methods of accomplishing the goal of authenticating Linux users to an Active Directory domain. My conclusion was that while possible to do this with only native packages (Kerberos, Samba, Winbind) the result was unreliable, more management overhead than needed, and I couldn't restrict logins by group. I did find some free third party solutions that allow me to do all of this easily and reliably (Centrify and Likewise if you are interested). Now fast forward and I am looking to add OpenBSD to the mix. None of the tools I normally use support OpenBSD.
So I did my research and found that OpenBSD supports all of the required protocols to do this natively as in Windows, but in a few postings on blogs etc. found that others reported issues with this method. I know that any information outside of the FAQ or man pages is not to be trusted, but since it seemed to fit with my prior experiences it seems reasonable. Among the articles I read was one which took a slightly different approach, using Kerberos for authentication and the passwd file for user management locally. As my previous Linux tests the problems all seemed to revolve around Samba/Winbind pulling user information from AD this seemed like a reasonable approach to the problem. So I proceeded to follow the man pages and setup a krb5.conf file, and added required SRV records to my zone file. I am now able to easily and reliably use a password stored in a Windows domain to login to my OpenBSD system. While this is not an ideal solution (I need to create local accounts for all users) it is better than using only a passwd file.
Has anyone come across any third party or native method which allows an OpenBSD system to pull user account and password information from a Windows domain, and also restrict logins based on Windows group membership? The group membership restriction is especially important as I am looking to use OpenBSD only for secured systems where only a select few will have login permission.
Thanks in advance for any insight.
I never used it, so I am not sure whether http://openports.se/sysutils/login_ldap provides the required group granularity.
You don't need to be a genius to debug a pf.conf firewall ruleset, you just need the guts to run tcpdump
Thanks I will check this out and see if it does what I need. Unfortunately though it looks like it might not be very active as the last update was a few years ago.
I thought I would loop back and update here in case anyone else in the future has questions on this. I eventually did try the login_ldap (which is available as a package as well) and while it does work and is well documented in the man pages it still has some limitations.
I was hoping for something which would allow the use of the LDAP directory to lookup user accounts instead of the passwd file. This is not the case, you still need to make an entry for all users (again the man page gives an example). It does however appear that it allows fairly specific filtering based on LDAP groups, however given an entry needs to be made on the local system it seems somewhat moot.
Further it seems that the login_ldap goes further than just verifying a user, it will actually do the authentication as well. I have not tested very extensively but I have a hunch that it might send clear text passwords if your LDAP server is not setup for SSL only logins. Given this it seems the kerberos is the better way to go for now.
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Jmcgrath needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 102 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
TRIJEM Business Services, Inc.
I am a small woman-owned business specializing in supporting emerging, small and mid-size companies with surge and/or temporary assistance with legal and contract matters.
The Company provides seasoned professionals to advise clients on complex contractual matters, including federal government contracting sales and compliance matters, subcontractor/supplier relationships, technology acquisition and licensing agreements, strategic alliance agreements, facility/equipment leasing, marketing agreements, compliance and risk management services, M&A due diligence services and corporate governance/secretarial services.
Emerging, small and mid-size companies in the Federal Government marketplace.
UPDATED Overview:
I am seeking a trademark/logo that somehow represents or relates to the name of my new company, TRIJEM. The "JEM" part is my initials and the "TRI" part represents my affinity for my lucky number, 3. And while I love all the designs incorporating the number 3, upon further reflection, my peers have been puzzled by its presence in the logo - so the connection between "tri" and "3" is not getting through.
Also, I now believe I need to have a distinct graphic design separate from the name of the business in case I want to "shorthand" the brand recognition.
As before, I still want something edgy, clean, classy, business smart/savvy with a memorable logo to use as my new corporate "identity".
Design Use:
I will use the design logo on my soon to be constructed website, and all business collateral (e.g. company business cards and brochures).
Item/Design Tips:
Since this is my first time soliciting designs in this manner, I want to stay open to all concepts, however given personal taste, I believe I would shy away from anything cartoonish, with overtly feminine colors, or designs that appear to be complicated or overdone connoting "high maintenance".
I tend to gravitate towards all things analytical (think mathematics), so symmetry and balance go a long with me.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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|Looking toward Lambay Island in the Irish Sea, North County Dublin
In the west of Ireland, members of my father's family farmed land in Leckanvy, Murrisk, near the natural ocean bay called Clew Bay, on the Atlantic ocean. The tides of the sea, with their rhythmically moving waters, would have been a part of each day for them. My father's grandparents briefly farmed there before migrating to Dublin, but his great-grandparents, and other family members farmed in the area for generations.
On my mother's side, my great-great-great grandfather Thomas Kettle (1799-1871) farmed land near the Irish sea in North County Dublin, as did generations before him and after him. His granddaughter, my mother's grand-aunt, Alice Fitzpatrick Ward was married to a Master Mariner, Captain James Joseph Ward. The sea brought her husband to her, and tragically, life on the sea took him away from her.
When my mother was a child, sometimes her father would take her and her siblings out to Dublin Bay at low tide. The children would use little lengths of wood, the ends of which their father had whittled to a sharp point so that together they could dig through the sand, uncovering and collecting cockles and mussels. Grand-aunt Alice would cook the selection of clams in a large pot over the fire, and the family would sit down together to enjoy them with fresh baked soda bread and sweet butter. Mom had such fond memories of those days, with little granules of sand clinging to her socks, the scent of the sea in her hair, and the saltiness of the day's catch upon her tongue.
|Just down the road, on the way to Howth Head.
|Across the bay from the Poolbeg Power station. The lines of mist are from the rain on the opposite side of the bay.


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For today's Spin Doctor bicycle mechanic profile, allow us to introduce Jason Randall from the Tyson's Corner, VA store. Jason has been wrenching for 15 years, and he's ready for any job that comes his way, be it big or small. So if you are in the Tyson's Corner store, be sure to head back to the Spin Doctor area and say hello to Jason (sorry, we made a mistake with our original post when we said that Jason worked in the new Columbia, MD store).
When did you start with Performance?
How did you get started in cycling?
I hung around a local shop everyday, all day, taking out their trash and absorbing all of the info I could until they offered me a job. I was already into cycling and thought there was no better place to get more of it than in a local shop.
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Since I was three years old. I really took it up as a hobby when I was 13.
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I started off only mountain biking, but the past few years have been mostly road.
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I've done a few mountain bike races, mostly endurance events. Bike mechanics are normally working when everyone is racing, so one has to know that going in, and be willing to sacrifice his own racing glory and live vicariously through those bikes he prepares for the races.
Favorite places to ride?
Schaffer Farm for mountain biking, but on the road I like going out to the west from my house on some old country roads and portions of the W&OD trail. Downtown on the Mt. Vernon trail and Beech Drive are a lot of fun as well.
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Not having to wear a suit everyday! Discounts are nice, but I really like all of the people I've had the chance to meet. I've met a lot of friends working in bike shops, friends I'll have for life.
Dream place to ride?
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Working toward getting faster on the road, becoming a better climber, putting a hurting on my riding friends. I might also join a team and do some limited road racing this year.
Any hobbies outside of cycling?
Hanging outside with my Lab, Zoey. Hiking, camping. I'm also into racing cars (drag and auto x) and building hot rods.
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15 years, I started when I was 14 years old.
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Dave Fuentes of the Battley Harley Davidson Pro Cycling Team, plus lots of really good local guys.
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Attention to details and custom/pro builds. I like to think that there is no job on a bike I cant tackle. I've pretty much done it all, although every year the game changes, so I am always learning and adapting.
Any certifications?
I am certified Spin Doctor and I am also certified by Park Tools .
Any club affiliation?
None currently.


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Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are today marking their 8th Wedding Anniversary privately.
The two married in 2005 at a civil ceremony in Windsor. The Queen famously didn't attend the service as she is the Head of the Church of England and her attendance at what was considered the marriage of divorced persons, though she attended a reception afterwards to celebrate.
The wedding took place at the Windsor Guildhall at 12.30 9 April 2005. Crowds had gathered on the streets since dawn ahead of the service. A civil ceremony was planned because of controversy within the Church of England regarding the remarriage of divorcees. It should be noted that there would have been no impediment to Charles re-marrying in the Church of England to a non-divorcee since his ex-wife's death back in 1997 had made him a widower according to Church law. The problem was that his bride's ex-husband was still alive.
After the wedding, Camilla adopted the title of 'Duchess of Cornwall' instead of Princess of Wales to avoid comparison or upsetting the memory of the late Diana, Princess of Wales.
It is noted that when Prince Charles becomes King, Camilla will become Princess Consort and not Queen Consort.
The 8th wedding anniversary is traditionally the 'salt wedding anniversary'.
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Bisons finish in ninth place in A-Sun Championship
The Lipscomb Bisons finished in ninth place Saturday morning in the Atlantic Sun Cross Country Championships in Spartanburg, S.C.
Sophomore Jeff Musick was the top finisher for the Bisons at 13th with a time of 25:30.12 on the 8-K course.
Musick earned a spot on the A-Sun All-Conference Team.
Sophomore Ashton Fisher finished 47th with a time of 26:41.09.
Tim Muller, also a sophomore, was 51st (26:47.41) followed by sophomore Isaiah Greer (26:51.96) in 54th; Benton Reed in 59th (27:28.31); Mike Yang in 68th place (28:00.09) and Hunter Hethcoat in 72nd (29:19.97).


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Cricinfo has been publishing the dream teams for each country one-by-one. Since India is yet to make an appearance, I thought why not I give a shot to the all-time-XI of Indian Cricket Team.
There is no doubt who the two openers would be – Sunil Gavaskar & Virender Sehwag. I am willing to stake my life, that nobody can replace these two.
Middle Order:
Number 4 position is secure – no one can budge SRT from it.
To claim stake to the remaining two positions, I can immediately think of many players – Vijay Merchant, Vijay Hazare, Gundappa Viswanath, Pataudi, Dilip Vengsarkar, Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman.
At the end of the day my choice would be Vengsarkar for #3, and Dravid for #5.
I know Kapil Dev is the best allrounder India has ever produced, but I would keep him as a bowler in the team, and would take in Vinoo Mankad as the batting allrounder.
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Farokh Engineer or Kiran More or Kirmani or Dhoni? Now this is a tough one – the best batsman among these is without a doubt Dhoni, but the best wicketkeeper would be either Engineer or Kirmani. I would choose Kirmani over Engineer as he had to keep to one of the best bowlers of India – Kapil Dev, after keeping to the spin-quartet flawlessly for many years.
In all Cricinfo articles they have chosen three fast bowlers, and one spinner. I would instead go for the best four bowlers that India produced. Two players are automatically chosen – Kapil Dev and Anil Kumble.
For the other two bowlers I don't see any clear contenders. If I look at the post-90 era, only two people stand out – Javagal Srinath and Bhajji. The spin-quartet from 70s – Bedi, Prasanna, Chandrasekhar and Venkataraghavan. And India's fast bowlers from their opening test – Amar Singh and Mohammed Nissar who earned very high praise from English batsmen even 30+ years after having played them.
I would go with B Chandrasekhar as the second spinner (he was the best of the lot), and Amar Singh (the best fast bowler India had before Kapil) as the opening partner for Kapil Dev.
The all-time India XI
Sunil Gavaskar
Virender Sehwag
Dilip Vengsarkar
Sachin Tendulkar
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Dem Rep. Kihuen Says He Could Negotiate on Funding Border Wall
Eight hundred thousand young immigrants thrust into uncertainty this week after President Trump rescinded the deferred action on childhood arrivals program – DACA. Congress is now responsible for the future of the so-called DREAMers - those who have benefited from the Obama-era executive order creating DACA – before the program expires in six months. Rep. Ruben Kihuen (D-NV) is a formerly undocumented immigrant who was brought into the U.S. at age 8 by his Mexican parents and is calling on Congress to pass the DREAM Act. It's a controversial piece of legislation that would allow a pathway to citizenship for young immigrants who were brought to America as children. The bill was originally introduced in 2001 and, like comprehensive immigration reform, has yet to successfully pass Congress. Kihuen sits down with Soledad O'Brien to discuss immigration reform in Congress and why he says he could compromise on funding for a border wall.


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NEW YORK (AP) — The price of oil rose Tuesday on a growing belief that political leaders in Washington could soon reach a compromise to head off the dreaded "fiscal cliff."
Concessions on both sides of the aisle have spurred optimism that a deal will be reached to avert the series of spending cuts and tax increases that take effect on Jan. 1.
But despite that progress, President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner are both still playing political hardball. On Tuesday morning, Boehner said he is readying a backup bill aimed at averting the "fiscal cliff" because the president has yet to offer a balanced package of revenues and spending cuts that would reduce burgeoning federal deficits.
The move is an attempt to give Republicans political cover if Washington fails to reach a deal. Many economists believe that a lack of action by the government could steer the country back into a recession, which would dampen the demand for energy.
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For 24 years, the Loudoun County Small Business Awards have been the most prestigious honors celebrating the best small businesses, entrepreneurs and nonprofit organizations in our Loudoun community. Make plans now to secure your seat, or even a full table, on November 1, 2018 when the winners in 10 categories including the top prize, the 2018 Small Business of the Year . Winners announced in front of a live audience of more than 400 of Loudoun's top business and community leaders.
Valor Awards
The Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce honors local heroes, from Public Safety personnel to ordinary citizens, for their courageous, often lifesaving actions in 2017 at the 33rd Annual Valor Awards ceremony on Friday, April 20th at The National Conference Center. The entire Loudoun County business community is invited to attend these Annual Valor Awards to help honor these dedicated public servants for their selfless acts of heroism and commitment to protecting our families, our neighbors and our community!
Annual Meeting
On January 25, 2019, we will welcome & celebrate the leadership of our 2018 Chairman of the Board, Mitch Sproul (Toth Financial) and welcome in our new Chairman, Lisa Kimball (the Arc of Loudoun) and honor the Community Leadership Awards Finalists.
SuperHero 5k & Kids Fun Run
As a Signature Chamber event, the SuperHero 5k Run and Kids Fun Run offered companies a great way to show Loudoun County their commitment to healthy living for your employees and our community.
Annual Golf Events
On August 20, 2018, we will host our 36th Annual Golf Classic event at the award-winning Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf course, The Club at Creighton Farms. This course is one of the finest on the Eastern Seaboard — is nothing short of spectacular. This event has been Loudoun County's Premier business golf tournament for three decades.


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Saul Leiter is sitting in the corner of his East Village studio apartment nibbling on a madeleine. The room is dense with photographs and paintings, piles of books, partially worked canvases, stacks of newspapers, and a collection of cameras, watches and pens, the last of which are arrayed like bouquets in cups. The putty-colored walls are peeling and a bank of north facing windows are without shades. "If you've spent a good part of your life being ignored, there are great advantages. People leave you alone." He's been left alone for almost forty years. "People are very taken with the idea of success. Everybody wants to be successful, except me."
At eighty-five he has jovial eyes, tousled grey hair and an approachable but wary manner. He once bumped into the late photographer Helen Levitt in a bookstore. "You look familiar," she said to him. He replied, "I am." But he's hesitant about public attention. "I often find that artists are self-serving when they talk about their work" he says, "and I don't want to be like that." There are other reasons for his wariness as well.
Up until just a few years ago Leiter was all but forgotten, just another elderly East Village resident shuffling to the corner deli to get a pint of milk. And yet in the mid 1950s his photographs had appeared in the Museum of Modern Art, he had exhibited paintings with William DeKooning and Philip Guston and, in the early 1960s, he had a number of prestigious photography assignments for Harper's Bazaar and Vogue. His fashion spreads alternated with those of Richard Avedon's. It was a promising start at a time when such early achievement often led to major art world success.
Leiter insists that he alone bears responsibility for his later obscurity and the inevitable poverty he suffered as a result. He was never a careerist. By temperament he prefers to work diligently and in relative isolation. A friend once said to him, "Saul, I've never known anybody who could resist opportunity as much as you."
He reaches down and riffles through a stack of paintings that lie in an opened portfolio at his feet. These are abstract works, painted on small pieces of paper and vibrantly colored. He picks one up. "DeKooning liked this one," he says with a trace of astonishment. "He liked the fact that I left on the toilet paper I used to dry it. That appealed to him."
Leiter was making these paintings (which are appearing here for the first time on the web) at a time when, more famously, Mark Rothko and Hans Hoffman were exploring similar ideas and techniques. "A friend of mine told me that if I had just painted big I would have been one of the boys." He lets out a rippling and ironic laugh.
The reasons for Leiter's lack of recognition are complicated. It was partly due to his unwillingness to promote himself. Characteristically, he tells a story by way of explanation. While looking through a book recently, he came across a letter stuck between its pages. The letter, written in the mid 1950s, is from Betty Parsons, whose gallery famously helped launch the careers of many of the Abstract Expressionists, including Jackson Pollock. It's an invitation to show work in her gallery. He never responded. Why? "I probably had to frame my paintings and I didn't have the money."
He admits to deeper reasons. Leiter is the son of an Orthodox Rabbi who was venerated for his Talmudic commentaries by a select group of scholars: "My father was a towering figure." He had high expectations for his son. Leiter spent his early years in rigorous daily study both religious and secular; by the age of twelve he was reading Turgenev, Proust and Dostoevsky. But the religious side of his education did not hold. Instead, he was drawn to books about art, which he studied in the well-stocked Pittsburg University Library. He delighted in Peruvian tapestry, Tantric art and Japanese calligraphy. He devoured books about the western canon as well, fully absorbing Kandinsky's explorations of abstraction as well as the work of Picasso, Matisse and Bonnard.
Inspired by his reading Leiter, with minimal encouragement or schooling, taught himself to paint. These early abstract works, dating from the mid to late 1940s, show a remarkably confident use of line, color and composition. The energy of his brushwork is palpable. When John Cage and Merce Cunningham saw a show of these early paintings when visiting the Outlines Gallery in Pittsburg in 1945, they bought one.
Leiter was still living with his parents at the time. His father did not approve. When a notice appeared in the local Jewish paper announcing a second art exhibition, his father actually wept with shame. Although he had been groomed since childhood to continue his family's rabbinical tradition, he soon abandoned his theological studies. He boarded a bus at midnight and escaped to New York.
Leiter rises from his chair and snakes his way through the clutter. Talking about his life has triggered a memory. He digs through a teetering stack of his black and white photographs. "I have a picture of myself somewhere, where I am painting. I always worked on the floor." He shuffles through the stack. A portrait of a young John Cage flashes by, followed by a series of languorous nudes and then a haggard looking Diane Arbus, who was a neighbor. He reaches the bottom of the stack and gives up with a sigh. He then smiles mischievously. "On my tombstone, not that I want a tombstone, it should read: 'He tried but he couldn't find it.' "
Seated back in his chair, he admits that he didn't manage his life properly. "Maybe I was irresponsible. But part of the pleasure of being alive is that I didn't take everything as seriously as one should." Even while his commercial photography assignments were dwindling throughout the 1970s he continued to paint, entirely for his own pleasure. During the late 1980s, at a time when he was reduced to selling off books for extra money, he bumped into an old acquaintance. "You know, you used to be a big thing in the 1960s" the friend had said to him, "and now you are nothing."
That is changing. In the past few years, two books of his early color photography were published to great acclaim: Saul Leiter: Early Color edited by Martin Harrison and the monograph Saul Leiter. In these photographs, reality is broken up and made complicated by awnings and store windows as well as by reflections, deep shadows and weather, in the form of mist, snow and rain. It's a distinctive visual diction whose haunting beauty derives in no small part from Leiter's use of color: cadmium reds rhyming with silky blacks which are in turn set off by whites in a visual poetry all his own. The first edition of the book sold out almost immediately and sales of his photographs took off.
And now, in mid September, the Knoedler Gallery, in association with the Howard Greenberg Gallery, will be showing a selection of these early paintings, the first time this work will be seen by the public in years. Two more books, this time of his black-and-white photographs, are currently in the works.
Leiter views his late success with a poignant mixture of pride and loss. He seems genuinely pleased with the recognition while simultaneously anxious about the implications.
Together, we leave his apartment and slowly walk towards a local deli, where he is going to pick up some borsht for dinner. We pause on the street. "I've been resurrected," he says ruefully as he turns the corner and waves goodbye.
Adam Harrison Levy, Design Observer, 2009
Adam Harrison Levy, Design Observer, 2009


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No Football Coaches
When I explain this position to students, I like to start with a little puzzle. Many years ago, after attending an academic conference in a major city, I was driving through the rural countryside some distance away, en route to an historic house that wasn't well marked. As I got closer to where I thought I might start seeing some signs directing me to the house, I noticed a fair-sized hotel, restaurant, and bar off to one side of the road. What really caught my attention was a sign, prominently displayed at the start of the driveway, warning off a certain clientele: NO FOOTBALL COACHES, it said. Unfortunately I'd forgotten my camera, but this is pretty much what I saw.
When I show it in class, I ask the students to guess what this was all about: why such a sign outside of such a place? The stories they come up with are pretty good. My favorite involves two neighboring high schools, arch rivals, with the football coach at one having an affair with the wife of his opposite number, resulting in fist-fights in that bar every fall, when friends of one man or the other would go at each other in the bar, which was on the highway connecting the two school districts. After a few students have tried their luck to no avail, someone asks, where did this take place? Was it maybe in England, where football means soccer and coach means bus? Give that student an A, I say. It was England, on a highway running between York and Manchester. Now, who can fill in the blanks? Almost right away, a student will explain that soccer fans in England can be pretty rambunctious, and that a busload of them might not make the best impression on the rest of the clientele at a respectable country inn and pub. Thus, the manager would rather not have their business.
The take-away message, of course, is that there is always a context in which the meaning of a text is embedded. Unless you know something about the time and place in which a text is composed, you aren't going understand what it actually says. The same is true for any part of the Bible, including the opening verses of Genesis. That's the bottom line for the Framework View: if you don't know anything about literature and culture in the Ancient Near East, you won't understand what Genesis is really saying.
Core Tenets or Assumptions of the Framework View
(1) The "days" in Genesis have nothing to do with historical time; they are literary devices, employed by God in order to communicate the story of the creation in terms that we can understand.
This sounds like an example of the principle of accommodation, and it should. The activities of the six days of creation are arranged into a "framework" of two triads (days 1-3 and days 4-6), with parallel types of activities in each triad.
Thus, light is created on the first "day," and on the fourth "day" God makes the Sun and Moon, the two great lights in the firmament that produce light and "rule over" the day and the night. The air and sea appear on the second "day," and on the fifth "day" God fills them with birds and fish, etc. In other words, the order of events seems to be more logical than chronological. The key element is the fourth day: as we noted in our discussion of Concordism, the Sun was not made until the fourth day, yet it was expressly given the task of producing the day and the night and we've had "evening and morning" since the first day. What's going on here? How can this be taken "literally"? Advocates of the Framework view see a solution in the parallel triads.
Another way to see this focuses on the second verse in the Bible, which reads (in the American Standard Version, a translation that follows the Hebrew closely), "And the earth was waste and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep: and the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters." God is confronted by darkness, a watery abyss, and a formless earth—each of these features posing a problem for God, who deals with them in the subsequent six "days." First, on "days" 1 to 3, God prepares the heavens and the Earth to be a home for the great creatures to come, by separating light from darkness, separating waters above the firmament from waters below the firmament, and causing the dry land to "appear" and to "put forth" vegetation. Then, on "days" 4 to 6, God makes the creatures and puts them in the places God has prepared—the Sun and Moon in the "firmament of heaven (day 4), birds in the air and fish in the seas (day 5), and finally "the beasts of the earth" and "man" on the land (day 6).
We emphasize that the Framework View is simply about the Bible, not about science. The Earth and the universe can be as "young" or "old" as anyone wishes to claim, because the literary form of early Genesis leaves this an open question. The "days" were probably meant to be understood "literally" as ordinary days, but only in the context of a literary form that was not meant to be understood literally, when taken as a whole.
What about the seventh "day"? Because it lacks a "morning" and an "evening" in the text (have you ever noticed this?), some authors interpret the seventh "day" as a prophetic reference to God's own eternal rest, which has not yet begun and which we will share with God in the eschatological future. An OEC book I discussed in my column on Concordism, Robert Newman's Genesis One and the Origin of the Earth (1977), advocates this interpretation (see pp. 65-66), and so do some advocates of the Framework View.
(2) When seen against the cultural and literary context of the Ancient Near East (ANE), it is clear that Genesis was written to combat the polytheism and pantheism of other creation stories. It was not written to provide a scientifically accurate account of the creation.
This is why the Sun and Moon are not even named on the fourth day: they were worshipped as divine beings by many people in the ANE, and the Hebrew author(s) of Genesis intentionally omit their names as an act of defiance against worshippers of those two false gods. (Remember: for the ancient Egyptians, the Sun was the chief god.) Furthermore, the stars are mentioned simply as an afterthought, at the end of verse 16: "And God made the two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also." This was done deliberately, as a way of belittling the Babylonians and others who worshipped them. Indeed, the whole creation account stands in the face of polytheism, by affirming that the one true, invisible God has actually created all visible things, including the heavenly bodies. Nothing we see is divine: this is the essence of monotheism, stated bluntly and boldly.
(3) It is not possible to find a close match between what is proclaimed in Genesis—that God is the creator—and the details of natural history. We should not approach this text with inappropriate expectations.
For many readers, the crucial question awaits: according to the Framework View, is Genesis 1-3 historical in any meaningful sense? Here there is a division of the house, with authors falling into either of these two camps:
(1) Genesis 1-3 is an historical narrative (though not strictly chronological), not a creation myth. As Lee Irons and Meredith Kline emphasize in The G3N3S1S Debate, "The framework interpretation does not teach that creation was a nonhistorical event" (p. 220). The universe was actually created, Adam and Eve were the first humans, and the Fall was a real historical event. Some OECs like this approach, which can be seen as a looser type of Concordism than the day-age theory; Bernard Ramm's "moderate concordism" might be understood as fitting into this category, even though he did not discuss the Framework View per se.
(2) Genesis 1-3 is not an historical narrative; it resembles some other, older ANE creation stories. Conrad Hyers advances this view in his book, The Meaning of Creation: Genesis and Modern Science; see below. Some aspects of the story reflect this: the days, the progression from chaos to order, and the creation of humans from mud or clay. These are common to other ANE stories, and they are present in Genesis because that's what hearers in the ANE expected such stories to include. Other aspects of Genesis, however, are profoundly unlike other ANE stories: the transcendence of God and the de-deification of nature. These constitute the crucial, timeless, substantive message that God has revealed to us. Theistic evolutionists tend to like this non-historical approach, which is not usually seen as a kind of Concordism.
Historical Comments
Antecedents to the Framework View are not difficult to find. As Victor Hamilton notes, "The parallel between the first three days and the last three was noted at least as early as the church father Augustine (City of God 11.6), and many writers have since drawn attention to it" (The Book of Genesis, p. 55). As I explained in an earlier column, Augustine taught that God created all things at once and told us about it in the pattern of six days, in order that we could understand it. The days themselves, however, were "unknowable" and not meant as a "literal" description of the passage of time.
In the 19th century, the German scholar J. H. Kurtz put forth an interpretation that Ramm later called the "pictorial day" view, which he considered to be a type of "Moderate Concordism," the overall position that Ramm himself favored. Kurtz described the creation story as "prophetico-historical tableaux, [in] which are represented before the eye of the mind, scenes from the creative activity of God, each one of which represents some grand division of the great drama, some prominent phase of the development" (The Bible and Astronomy, 1861 Philadelphia edition, p. 110). His Scottish contemporary Hugh Miller, one of the most prolific and influential evangelical writers of his day, endorsed Kurtz' interpretation, holding that "the form and nature of the revelation" in Genesis was "conveyed by a succession of sublime visions" (The Testimony of the Rocks, 1857 Boston edition, p. 180). Neither Kurtz, Miller, nor Ramm actually taught the Framework View, but their overall attitude toward interpreting the six days as literary devices was not much different.
The Framework View as I've presented it, with the "days" explicitly arranged in parallel "triads" characterized by different types of creative activity, has been around since at least 1862, when G. Rorison spoke of "the preliminary triad" and "the complementary triad" (Replies to "Essays and Reviews", p. 248). In 1909, the great English scholar Samuel Rolles Driver divided the six days "into two sections of three days each; and the third and sixth days have each two works assigned to them. The first three days, moreover, are days of preparation, the next three are days of accomplishment" (The Book of Genesis, citing the 15th edition of 1948, p. 2). At the same time, at least one prominent conservative scholar, W. H. Griffith Thomas, took the same approach. The Framework View has a sizeable following among evangelicals today, especially in Reformed communities, mainly owing to the influence of Kline and the French theologian Henri Blocher.
An Assignment: It's Your Turn to Read and Write
I've done most of the heavy lifting in this series, but now it's your turn. As a way of getting into all three of the views we've studied thus far (not simply the Framework View), I'd like everyone to read an article by Conrad Hyers, "Dinosaur Religion: On Interpreting and Misinterpreting the Creation Texts," Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation 36 (September 1984): 142-48. The questions below are intended as helpful suggestions; feel free to discuss other matters as well!
1. What does Hyers mean by "dinosaur religion"?
2. What is Hyers' most basic objection to "creation science," the YEC view?
3. What does Hyers believe to be the true message of Genesis One?
4. Overall, do you agree with what Hyers says? Why or why not? Whether or not you agree, do you have any critical comments?
NOTE: Hyers wrote a sequel, "The Narrative Form of Genesis 1: Cosmogonic, Yes; Scientific, No," Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation 36 (December 1984): 208-15, in which he employs an interpretive scheme highly similar to the Framework View, although that term is not used. I encourage you to read this also, but our discussion will focus on the first article.
Looking Ahead
In our next column on August 14, we begin a lengthy discussion of Theistic Evolution. Although that is the view advocated (under an alternative name) by BioLogos, I will approach it no differently. After explaining its central tenets, we'll examine them critically and outline its history. Between now and then, I'm keen to see your responses to the assigned reading. If you gotten this far, you're more than just a casual reader. Tell us what you think of Hyers' ideas.