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Min (god)
|God of fertility
The dark-skinned fertility god Min, with an erect penis and a flail
|Name in hieroglyphs
|Major cult center
|Qift, Akhmim
|the lettuce, the phallus
|Isis and Osiris
|Horus, Anubis (in some accounts)
Min (Egyptian mnw[1]) is an ancient Egyptian god whose cult originated in predynastic times (4th millennium BCE).[2] He was represented in many different forms, but was often represented in male human form, shown with an erect penis which he holds in his left hand and an upheld right arm holding a flail. As Khem or Min, he was the god of reproduction; as Khnum, he was the creator of all things, "the maker of gods and men".[3]
Myths and function
His cult was strongest in Coptos and Akhmim (Panopolis), where in his honour great festivals were held celebrating his "coming forth" with a public procession and presentation of offerings.[2] His other associations include the eastern desert and links to the god Horus. Flinders Petrie excavated two large statues of Min at Qift which are now in the Ashmolean Museum and it is thought by some that they are pre-dynastic. Although not mentioned by name a reference to 'he whose arm is raised in the East' in the Pyramid Texts is thought to refer to Min.[4]
His importance grew in the Middle Kingdom when he became even more closely linked with Horus as the deity Min-Horus. By the New Kingdom he was also fused with Amun in the deity Min-Amun-kamutef (Min-Amun - bull of his mother). Min's shrine was crowned with a pair of bull horns.[4]
As the central deity of fertility and possibly orgiastic rites Min became identified by the Greeks with the god Pan. One feature of Min worship was the wild prickly lettuce Lactuca virosa and Lactuca serriola of which is the domestic version Lactuca sativa (lettuce) which has aphrodisiac and opiate qualities and produce latex when cut, possibly identified with semen. He also had connections with Nubia. However, his main centres of worship were Qift (Coptos) and Akhmim (Khemmis).
As a god of male sexual potency, he was honoured during the coronation rites of the New Kingdom, when the Pharaoh was expected to sow his seed — generally thought to have been plant seeds, although there have been controversial suggestions that the Pharaoh was expected to demonstrate that he could ejaculate — and thus ensure the annual flooding of the Nile. At the beginning of the harvest season, his image was taken out of the temple and brought to the fields in the festival of the departure of Min, when they blessed the harvest, and played games naked in his honour, the most important of these being the climbing of a huge (tent) pole.
In Egyptian art, Min was depicted as being covered in shrouds, wearing a crown with feathers, and often holding his penis erect in his left hand and a flail (referring to his authority, or rather that of the Pharaohs) in his upward facing right hand. Around his forehead, Min wears a red ribbon that trails to the ground, claimed by some to represent sexual energy. The symbols of Min were the white bull, a barbed arrow, and a bed of lettuce, that the Egyptians believed to be an aphrodisiac, as Egyptian lettuce was tall, straight, and released a milk-like substance when rubbed, characteristics superficially similar to the penis.
Even some war goddesses were depicted with the body of Min (including the phallus), and this also led to depictions, ostensibly of Min, with the head of a lioness. Because Min usually was depicted in an ithyphallic (with an erect phallus) style, Christians routinely defaced his monuments in temples they co-opted and Victorian Egyptologists would take only waist-up photographs of him, or otherwise find ways to cover his protruding penis. However, to the ancient Egyptians, Min was not a matter of scandal - they had very relaxed standards of nudity: in their warm climate, farmers, servants, and entertainers often worked partially or completely naked, and children did not wear any clothes until they came of age.
In the 19th century, there was an alleged erroneous transcription of the Egyptian for Min as ḫm ("khem"). Since Khem was worshipped most significantly in Akhmim, the separate identity of Khem was reinforced, Akhmim being understood as simply a corruption of Khem. However, Akhmim is an alleged corruption of ḫm-mnw, meaning Shrine of Min, via the demotic form šmn.
In Hymn to Min it is said:
Min's wives were Iabet and Repyt (Repit).
- ↑ Allen, James (2014). Middle Egyptian: An Introduction to the Language and Culture of Hieroglyphs (3rd ed.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 493. ISBN 9781107663282.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Min". Encyclopædia Britannica. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. 2008. Retrieved 2008-03-27.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ Bechtel, F. (1907). "Ammon". The Catholic Encyclopedia. I. New York: Robert Appleton Company. Retrieved 2008-03-27.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Frankfort, Henry (1978). Kingship and the Gods: A Study of Ancient Near Eastern Religion as the Integration of Society and Nature. University of Chicago Press. pp. 187–189.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
Further reading
- McFarlane, A. (1995). The God Min to the End of the Old Kingdom. Australian Center for Egyptology. ISBN 9780856686788
External links
- Media related to Min (god) at Wikimedia Commons
- Site on Min, with some pictures


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Blue Ridge CTC Signs New Articulation Agreement with Ohio Valley University for Forensic Investigative Accounting Degree
Blue Ridge CTC and Ohio Valley University (OVU) have signed a new transfer agreement for students interested in pursuing a degree in Forensic Investigative Accounting. The articulation agreement, signed fall of 2017, allows Blue Ridge CTC students to earn an Associate of Science in General Studies and then seamlessly transfer all coursework to Ohio Valley University's Bachelor of Science in Forensic Investigative Accounting.
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The gentlemen around me burst into a guffaw of laughter. We are all standing in a circle facing one man with a shiny name tag plastered across the left breast pocket of his navy suit coat. It reads, "Johnathan Smith" followed by "Savior Health Hospital" underneath. A few of the men, a mix of classmates and strangers, shuffle their feet and nervously run their hands over their slacks, always smiling convincingly to the man in the Navy suit.
We are at a networking event. When I first approached Johnathan, a lone figure at the corner of the room, I felt exhilarated and confident with only a healthy dash of nervousness. I had been looking at Savior Health Hospital for a while now, and here was my chance to make a strong first impression to show them who I am, what I've got, and maybe get my foot in the door for a future career.
But that was ten minutes ago. And now, as I am being slowly pushed out of the circle that has formed around us, I feel small and negligible. I try to speak up and push my way back in, but the conversation has turned to last night's Tiger's game and I know nothing about baseball. At 5'3", I suddenly feel as if the people in the circle – once fellow colleagues – are towering over me like vultures. I look around the circle and cannot find my reflection. I am short, brown, and a woman. I do not belong here.
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What am I doing here? I ask myself. I turn away and slip silently from the group. I know I will not be missed.
As a Master of Public Health student in Health Management and Policy at the University of Michigan, I have found a second home with my School of Public Health (SPH) family. My professors, peers, and school administration have welcomed me into the diverse culture that thrives at SPH. When I am at school, I feel like my unique background makes me an asset to the classroom. I can bring in the woman's perspective, the minority and Hispanic perspective, and my own personal perspective that has been shaped through my individual experiences. However, as soon as I step into the real world that lies beyond the walls of SPH, the harsh realities of double-standards, sexism, and racism slam into me like a train careening off its tracks. A train that, if anything, has been fueled by the rhetoric and intolerance spread by recent political events and elections.
There are serious inequalities that exist in almost every facet of professional life here in the United States. We are well into the twenty-first century, and yet I will still be paid less than my white, male counterpart because of the color of my skin, the existence of my breasts, and my petite stature. But I'm not here to whine. Yes, it sucks. It absolutely sucks. But I'm coming to realize that while it is important to acknowledge inequalities, it is even more important to fight harder against them.
I lived in this world before I came to Ann Arbor and my eyes were open. I'd experienced racism, sexism, and many other "isms," but for some reason it never felt like it does now. Like a soaked, heavy blanket thrown over me and always weighing me down, suffocating me, making it harder to take one more step forward. Eighty-six percent of C-suite hospital executives are white while onIy seven percent are black and 3 percent are Hispanic or Latino. Honestly, this makes me angry. Because I know I need to work three times as hard as others to get to the same place. But you know what? I absolutely will. My grandparents came to this country in the 1960s and faced much more hate, intolerance, and obstacles than I ever will. And yet they worked four times as hard to be stronger, faster and, above all, kinder than the intolerance that faced them. Then my parents, pursuing careers in the bureaucracy of upper-level university administration, served as my first-hand mentors by working three times as hard to push past boundaries and become accomplished and much-loved departmental directors and associate deans – all the while raising my brothers and me to believe we could accomplish anything we desired through the same values instilled upon them by their parents: education, hard work, and kindness.
Since starting my graduate studies, I've become more aware of the disparities in minority and women representation in Public Health Administration. I am unaccustomed to being so acutely aware of my appearance and background. How I present myself suddenly becomes much more essential in everything I do and that is a difficult burden to constantly carry.
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The Nation, Vol. 113, 1921. AP2N2
[August 31, 1921] - The Nation - 225
Law and Necessity in Bisbee
By GEORGE SOULE
One member of the mob which "deported" several hundred copper miners on strike in Bisbee, Arizona, on July 12, 1917, has been tried in an Arizona court and acquitted by the jury, on the ground that he acted in accordance with the "law of necessity." No others have been tried, the prosecution of all the other defendants being dismissed on mothion of the prosecuting attorney. Action was brought in the Federal courts, which decided that the acts complained of were not crimes under the Federal laws. There the matter stands. Fort the guidance of those who may in the future become involved in similar affairs in Arizona it is important now to review the entire matter, so that men may know in what circumstances they are lawfully permitted to commit what would otherwise be a crime, and so that industrial conflict may be quickly ended by bands of citizens which, with the approval of the Arizona courts, may hereafter take the law into their own hands.
The strikers, who were not rioting or engaging in violence of any sort, so far as I am able to ascertain, but are charged with threatening to do so, were seized in a surprise attack and forcibly deported to Columbus, New Mexico, by a posse led by Sheriff Harry C. Wheeler, of Cochise County, and composed largely of employees of the copper companies, including some of the local managers. News of the affair did not at once get to the outside world because an official of one of the companies by force of arms siezed the Western Union telegraph office and held up an Associated Press dispatch. Full accounts were later published in articles contributed to the New York Evening Post by Robert W. Bruére, who made a thorough investigation in Bisbee soon after the event. The President's Mediation COmmission, charged with the duty of ending labor troubles in these mines and other centers of the West so that war production might go on, also conducted a full investigation in Bisbee, where it had access to all the official records and examined all important witnesses. Our account of the deportation and what preceded it is based upon the articles by Mr. Bruére and the report of the President's Commission. No more authoritative sources exist.
The general conclusion of the President's Commission was expressed in the following sentences:
Repressive dealing with manifestations of labor unrest is the source of much bitterness, turns radical labor leaders into martyrs and thus increases their following, and, worst of all, in the minds of the workers tends to implicate the Government as a partisan in an economic conflict. The problem is a difficult and delicate one. There is no doubt, however, that the Bisbee and Jerome deportations, the Everitt incident, the Little hanging, and similar acts of violence against workers have had a very harmful effect upon labor both in the United States and in some of the Allied countries.... Too often there is a glaring inconsistency between our democratic purposes in this war abroad and the autocratic conduct of some of those guiding the industry at home. This inconsistency is emphasized by episodes such as the Bisbee deportations.
Our news of the trial is from a booklet containing the preliminary statement of the case by the counsel for the defense, the argument on the law of necessity by another member of this counsel, the opinion of the law of necessity by Judge Samuel J. Pattee, the charge to the jury by the judge, the verdict, and reported interviews with the jurors thereafter. This book is published by "Bureau of Information"--no address. Inquiry to the printer, "Star Job Print--Tucson," has failed to elict any answer as to the nature and responsibility of the Bureau of Information. The book contains none of the arguments of the prosecuting attorney, and none of the evidence. SInce we believe it is being circulated by the copper interests, however, we have reason to think that our quotation from these records will prove to be accurate.
Judge Patten ruled that the deportation would be, under ordinary circumstances, a clear violation of the law of the State which forbids kidnapping, and that no member of the posse could be excused on the ground that he was acting under the orders of the Sheriff, since the Sheriff had no right to violate the law. Martial law had not been declared, and, consequently, furnished no reason for disregarding civil law. The defendant could not plead the necessity of self-defense, since the strikers had not attacked anybody. But the action might be excused on the ground of the "law of necessity." The judge's opinion on this point is well summarized thus by the foreman of the jury:
The essence of the law of necessity, as explained and laid down to the jury by Judge Pattee, is that it protects a man in his invasion of the rights of others when his fear for his own safety or welfare is great enough to force him to a drastic step, and this fear does not have to be a fear of really existent dangers but only of apparent danger when the appearance of that danger is so compelling as to be real to him who views it.
Among the precedents cited was the case of persona who destroyed houses in Manhattan Island in order to keep a fire from spreading, and the case of Rhode Island militia-men who in the early years of the last century pursued rebels under arms into Massachussetts and forcibly brought them back into Rhode Island for trial. None was closer than this to the Bisbee case.
In order to assess the real or apparent danger which created the "necessity" we must examine the history of the industrial struggle. The miners of Arizona had for years been attempting to organize and establish collective relations with their employers--absentee owners of the immensely valuable copper properties and for the most part large and powerful corporations. A strike for this purpose was defeated in 1907. The strikers were denounced as un-American and alien agitators. They immediately adopted the un-American method of trying to remedy their grievances through the ballot, thus helping to bring about the adoption of a progressive constitution when Arizona was admitted to statehood, and electing to the governorship a man pledged to a program of advanced labor legislation, most of which was carried into effect. The companies then began to employ large numbers of Mexican and other foreign workers. The miners, fearing loss of their political power through this process, secured the passage of a law specifying that at least 80 per cent of the employees of any establishment where five or more men were employed must be American citizens. This law, fought to the highest courts by the copper companies, was declared unconstitutional by the United States Supreme Court. In 1915 another strike won minor concessions. In the next election Governor Hunt, labor's candidate, was defeated with the help of the corporation interests, and a campaign of wholesale discharges began against men prominent in union activities. Yet the demand for copper had increased rapidly, profits and the cost of living were soaring out of all proportion to wages, and European immigration had been cut off by the war. The Internation Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers, a union which practices collective bargaining and is regularly affiliated with the A. F. of L., decided that another economic struggle was necessary to protect its existence in the Arizona mines and to improve the condition of the workers. About that time the United States entered the war.
Immediately after the declaration of war, Governor Campbell appointed a labor committee under the State Council of Defense, consisting of seven representatives of organized labor and seven mine managers, with Dean William Scarlett, of the Episcopal Cathedral in Phoenix, as representative of the public. This committee called the miners and the employers to a conference in order to avoid the threatened trouble, for the sake of more effective prosecution of the war. The unions consented, but the employers refused to enter such a conference, on the ground that they were in control of the situation and could prevent strikes, that strikes would be treasonable in any case, and that they would have the assistance of the Government in suppressing them should any occur.
Soon the miners at Jerome presented their demands to their employers, with the result that their committee was discharged. H. S. McCluskey, the regular union organizer, called a meeting of the men, but on the night of the meeting five armed and masked thugs took him from his hotel, carried him thirty miles out of town in an automobile, and dropped him. Nevertheless, he returned, in the face of threats, and led the strike. Meanwhile, emissaries of the I. W. W., a more radical labor organization which does not believe in collective bargaining and is so hostile to the American Federation of Labor unions that it will adopt extraordinary measures to prevent their success, came to town and attempted to get control of the situation. According to the Jerome Sun, the local organ of the company actually championed the I. W. W. in its effort to secure leadership of the men, presumably in order to divide the ranks of the strikers. The miners held firm, however, until a Federal mediator forced a settlement. The I. W. W. leaders, then trying to reopen the strike by criticizing the terms of the settlement, were driven out of the district at the point of the gun by the very employers' sympathizers who at first assisted them. This event increased the prestige of the I. W. W. with the rank and file of the miners.
The I. W. W. thrives where the tactics of the employers are so autocratic as to breed intense resentment and distrust among the men. Although it failed to gain control of the strike at Jerome, it did gain ascendency in the later trouble at Bisbee. These miners had in general the same grievances as those who had joined the A. F. of L. organization, and the same industrial and political situation was the background of both strikes. Workmen do not read volumes of propaganda and make fine distinctions between economic theories; when they are dissatisfied they will strike, and the leaders they accept are the ones who under the circumstances are able to arouse their confidence and loyalty. The strikers at Bisbee were of the same clay as the strikers at Jerome; the leaders happened to belong to the I. W. W.
In Arizona the employers themselves made no distinctions between the unions. All strikers were called "wobblies," aliens, and traitors, and to all of them the managers were equally hostile. There is in these towns no neutral or semi-neutral public to hold the balance in an industrial dispute. Virtually all the inhabitants are employees of the companies or business men who live on their patronage. These are divided sharply into two classes--the manual workers and the managers, with their staffs and sympathizers. The strike at Bisbee was the usual sort of strike. There was no violence of any importance. There were no riots. The Sheriff telegraphed the Governor requesting United States troops "to prevent bloodshed and the closing of this great copper industry now so valuable to the United States Government." He made the usual statement that "majority strikers seem foreign. The whole thing appears pro-German and anti-American." Troops were not sent. Afterwards, Sheriff Wheeler told Mr. Bruére that his chief fear was that hostile Mexicans would start an uprising--presumably the very Mexicans who had been brought in by the employers because their labor was cheaper and they had no votes.
Bisbee at the time had a "Kangaroo court." Its presiding justice, Mr. Miles Merrill, told Mr. Bruére that he was the author of the deportation plan, and that he had perfected it after consultation with the legal adviser of the Copper Queen Mine and an executive officer of the Phelps-Dodge Corporation. Sheriff Wheeler, an old Indian fighter, put it into execution by adopting a plan of surprise attack which he had learned from the Apaches. Hundreds of miners were captured, put in box cars, and shipped to the New Mexican border. When any attempted to return, for weeks afterward, they were stopped with no warrant of law. Their families were left to get along as best they might, or to starve.
The counsel for the defense at the trial asserted that he would prove that the I. W. W. was a conspiracy to overthrow the United States Government, that it aimed to bring about the defeat of the United States in the war, that in pursuit of this purpose it had called a series of strikes throughout the West, and that the strikers in Bisbee had brought in weapons and dynamite and intended to destroy the mines and attack the rest of the population. Whether he did prove any of these things we do not know, since we have not had access to the evidence. The first three statements are mere paraphrases of similar charges made in the trial of I. W. W. leaders in Chicago. All the evidence which the Department of Justice and the American Protective League, in months of investigation, were able to accumulate was submitted in substantiation of these charges in the Chicago trial, yet the appellate court ruled that the evidence was insufficient to justify the submission of these counts to the jury. Most of the evidence submitted in the Arizona trial seems to have consisted of I. W. W. literature which the Bisbee strikers had in all probability never read. It may easily be true, however, that the members of the Sheriff's posse, aroused by the current propaganda of the employers, believed that the Bisbee strikers had all these objects in mind. If the jury thought they believed it, the judge's charge justified them in sanctioning the deportation.
Suppose, some time in the future, the miners of Cochise County are able to elect a Sheriff. Suppose the employers declare a lockout, thus bringing real danger--the danger of starvation--to the miners and their families. Suppose the miners organize a union to combat the lockout, and the employers then either bring in or are reported to have brought in detectives armed with guns and ammunition, and the workers believe that these gunmen are about to attack them as on July 12, 1917. It is difficult to see why the verdict of this jury would not justify the miners in thinking that they would be within the law if, under the leadership of their sheriff, they should forcibly deport the detectives and the mine managers and sieze and operate the mines. In fact, according to the ruling of Judge Pattee, they would seem to be even more safely within the law that the culprits in this case. For he said, "Of course, there is a higher degree of sanctity in liberty and life than in any mere property right.... To warrant the deprivation of liberty or live only requires a higher degree of peril than would warrant the destruction of property." Under the Arizona law as it stands, if two parties fear attacks from each other, the one who attacks first is protected by the State.


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The property was listed on September 21 for $1,150,000. At the request of the seller there was no For Sale sign at the house.
Advertising commenced on September 29th.
First Open house September 30th.
First Offer was received on October 3rd. (All Cash)
Last Offer was received on Ocober 10th.
Offer was accepted on October 12th.
Escrow closed on November 16, 2001. The property SOLD for $950,000
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Remodeling of the house was completed in May 2001. Home is ready to move into. You can almost say that it is BETTER THAN NEW!
Large gourmet kitchen contains: Large center island with sink; All Granite countertops; Bar with sink; Commercial Thermador gas/electric stove and oven; All Kitchen Aid appliances; Lots of cabinets & storage space; Sub-Zero 120 bottle wine cooler.
Living room with Cathedral ceilings & a Large white marble fireplace
Theatre and stereo speaker system through out home
French doors from Master bedroom to private balcony Master bedroom has a spa tub & a Steam shower with dual shower heads.
Guest Bedroom has a full private bath.
The six person spa is sunken into the deck overlooking the channel. The deck also has gas piped to 5 locations for grill and space heaters, outside speakers, glass enclosed sides, two power awnings and a ramp to the boat dock. The water in the channel is very clean.
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Seats at windows for storage (ideal for toys)
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Door to deck adjoined to bedroom 3
Bedroom 3/office
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French doors to deck adjoining to bedroom 2
Full bath
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Shelving on walls
New washer & dryer (may be included with sale).
As you pass through the beveled and etched glass door into the circular foyer, you will know that you have found a unique, virtually flawless home.
4 Bedrooms 3.5 Baths 3177 sq ft 45'Waterfront Dock 6 Person outdside spa 2 Power Awnings Cathedral Ceilings 2 Fireplace Speaker System 120 Bottle Wine Cooler 3 Powered Skylights All New Cabinetry Plantation Shutters Ample Storage and Shelving 5 Remotely Controled Fans Recessed Lighting Granite countertops Power Window Sunshades Central Alarm System
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MARCH Shakespeare Poetry and Readings - Thurs 17th March - Meet at 66 King East, Cobourg, K9A 1K9 - 7.30pm APRIL Sonnets, poems and readings - Sat 23rd April - Cobourg Downtown in the street throughout the day! JUNE AUDITIONS Thurs 2nd, 6pm-8pm and Sun 5th, 6pm-8pm, Firehall Theatre, 213 Second St, Cobourg, ON. Cobourg Highland Games - Sat 18th June, Victoria Park, Cobourg. JULY Canada Day Parade - Fri 1st July - Enjoy our Shakespeare Street Theatre float! AUGUST - Cobourg Sidewalk Sale - Enjoy the FREE readings and sonnets at our "Ye Olde Lemonade Stand" raising funds for the Northumberland Human Society.
SEPTEMBER Shakespeare in the Street - Harvest Festival, downtown Cobourg on Saturday 17th September. Listen to the FREE sonnet readings by Shakespeare Street Theatre at our "Ye Olde Lemonade Stand". Proceeds from the lemonade sold are donated to the Northumberland Humane Society.
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|The world is cruel. And the only morality in a cruel world is chance. Unbiased... unprejudiced... fair.
|~ Two-Face from The Dark Knight
Two-Face is a villain from the Batman comic book series. In most depictions, he is formerly known as Harvey Dent, Gotham City's former District Attorney, who turns to crime after half his his face is disfigured. He decides whether or not to commit a crime by flipping his lucky coin, one side of which is scarred: if "good heads" comes up on a flip, he abides by the law; and if "bad heads" comes up, he commits a crime. Since the 1990s, DC's writers have depicted him as suffering from bipolar and multiple personality disorder, with his "evil" personality in a constant battle with his former, "good" self.
Harvey Dent was raised in a dysfunctional household, frequently being beaten by his alcoholic father, causing him to develop bipolar disorder and paranoia. However, his hard work ethic led him to becoming appointed as Gotham City's District Attorney at the age of 26; the youngest on record.
While prosecuting criminal boss Sal Maroni, Maroni threw acid in Dent's face before Batman could intervene, horrendously disfiguring the left side of his face. This drove Dent insane with anger, and he adopted the criminal persona Two-Face.
He now makes all of his decisions with his double-headed coin with one side defaced and is a arch-enemy of Batman (along with the Joker and Ra's al Ghul), as well as every one of the Robins.
Two-Face's history was altered for the New 52. In this continuity, Harvey is a childhood friend of Bruce Wayne and is scarred by Erin McKillen; the head of the McKillen crime family.
Batman (1989)
A pre-scarred Harvey Dent appeared in Batman released in 1989 played by Billy Dee Williams. Harvey Dent was elected as Gotham's new DA on taking down the wave of crime occurring in Gotham.
Dent was originally to be in the sequel Batman Returns, where he would be scarred in the film's finale when electrocuted by Catwoman, setting him up for his role as the villain in the third film. However Dent was replaced with new character Max Shreck played by Christopher Walken.
Batman Forever
- Main article: Two-Face (Batman Forever)
In this film, Two-Face appears as one of the two main antagonists. He was portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones.
The Dark Knight
- Main article: Two-Face (Nolanverse)
In The Dark Knight, Two-Face's version is a darker fallen hero. He was portrayed by Aaron Eckhart.
Batman: Year One
A pre-disfigured Harvey Dent appears in the animated movie Batman: Year One.
Batman vs. Two-Face
Two-Face appeared as the titular main antagonist in the 2017 animated film Batman vs. Two-Face. He was voiced by William Shatner.
Batman: The Animated Series
- Main article: Two-Face (DC Animated Series)
Batman Beyond
In the episode "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot" Batman fights an android version of Two-Face as part of his training. Also in the movie that went along with the show called "Batman Beyond: the Return of Joker" a wax statue of Two-Face makes a cameo in the Batcave.
Justice League
In the episode "A Better World", a parallel version of him is seen lobotomized in a parallel Arkham Asylum.
Batman: The Brave and the Bold
Two-Face appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "Legends of the Dark Mite". This version is modeled after his first appearance in the Golden Age comics. He, along with the Joker, Catwoman, the Riddler, Killer Moth, Mr. Freeze, Kite Man, the Mad Hatter, the Penguin, Catman, and several other villains are shown briefly in Bat-Mite's imagination. Bat-Mite even falls into an over-sized coin that lands on bad heads.
In a later appearance in "The Fate of Equinox!", Two-Face who is voiced by James Remar, orders his henchmen to try and kill Batman. After flipping his coin with a good heads result, he ends up teaming up with him against the henchmen. Before he could make his next flip, he is knocked out by Batman.
He later makes a cameo in the episode "Mayhem of the Music Meister" as a prisoner in Arkham Asylum.
His original voice actor from Batman the Animated Series later reprises his role in the episode "Chill of the Night" where he attends a weapons auction held by Joe Chill along with a bunch of other Batman villains but is knocked out by Batman. When the building collapses he manages to escape.
In the episode "The Mask of Matches Malone" he and his gang steal a robe that gives whoever where's it 9 lives. Batman, Huntress, Black Canary, and Catwoman disguise themselves as criminals and sneak into his auction for the robe however when they try to fight him, Batman gets amnesia and thinks that he is a crime boss and steals the robe and later becomes a bigger and better crime boss then Dent who wants to stop him but his whenever he flips his coin it lands on the good side.
When Batman is up to his last life Dent (realizing that Batman is not going to stop the new crime boss) actually dresses up as Batman, pretends to be him, and fights Batman. Batman beats him however he then falls off a building and regains his memory. He later takes Two-Face back to Arkham.
In the episode "Crisis 23,000 miles Above Earth" he makes a cameo in a roast for Batman.
Beware The Batman
In Beware The Batman, Harvey Dent is the District Attorney after the black-out six months ago. Dent wants to solve Gotham City's "cape and mask crisis" through his Special Crimes Unit, and targets Batman and Katana as part of the problem.
He was scarred in an explosion caused by Dane Lislow which turned out to be an anagram for Slade Wilson.
Video Games
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Two-Face is never really seen in the video game Batman: Arkham Asylum. One of the Riddler's riddles revolves around him. It is also mentioned that Two-Face and his gang robbed a bank at the end of the game.
Character Bio
He does have an entry in the Character Bios. His profile states:
District Attorney Harvey Dent was one of Batman's strongest allies in Gotham City, until a criminal threw acid in Dent's face, hideously scarring him. The wounds fractured his psyche, and he was reborn as a schizoid criminal mastermind, obsessed with duality.
His former good-luck charm, a "two-headed" trick silver dollar, was damaged on one side in the attack, and Dent has seized on it as a reflection of his half-scarred visage. He flips it to decide the fates of his victims. Despite Batman's efforts to reform his former ally, Dent is consumed by his fixation on chance, and his crimes are designed to prove out his diametric philosophy.
Batman: Arkham City
|Two guns, Bitch!
|~ Two-Face about to kill Catwoman.
Two-Face serves as an antagonist of Batman: Arkham City. He plays a minor role in the main storyline, but serves as the central antagonist of Catwoman's story. His appearance in Arkham City is similar to his appearance in The Dark Knight.
At the beginning of the game, Two-Face captures Catwoman, and was planning to dump her in a vat of acid, but giving her a fair trial. When Batman found out that Catwoman was captured by Two-Face he goes to the courthouse to rescue her. After Batman rescued Catwoman, Two-Face disappeared, and wasn't seen or heard from until the end of the Catwoman story arc.
While playing as Catwoman, Two-Face's thugs were trying to figure out where Catwoman lives so they can get their revenge. When Two-Face eventually found out where she lived, he stole Catwoman's jewels, sold half of them to his thugs, and placed a bomb in her home. When Catwoman was attacked by Two-Face's thugs, she interrogated one of them to figure out where Two-Face was. Two-Face moved his lair to the Museum since the courthouse was destroyed by Hugo Strange. After Catwoman found Two-Face she defeated him and knocked him out cold.
Injustice Gods Among Us
Two-Face made a cameo in the Harley Quinn Star Lab Mission, Flip of the Coin, where he is standing by the battle between Harley Quinn and Catwoman and flips a coin to determine which person to shoot at.
Batman: Arkham Knight
Two-Face will reappear in Batman: Arkham Knight in which he teams up with other criminals under Scarecrow to kill Batman.
|I want what you want, Jim. I want to make this city a better place.
|~ Harvey Dent to James Gordon.
Harvey Dent is an Assistant District Attorney in Gotham City, who James Gordon turns to in hope of solving the Wayne Murders. Although not a villain in this series (as of yet) Dent does use the Wayne Murders to go after corrupt businessman and billionaire Dick Lovecraft and seems convinced he is responsible for the murder of Thomas and Martha Wayne (in which it turns out later not to be the case).
He and Bruce would be friends first, before they become enemies. Dent also seems to have a temper problem because when Lovecraft mocks him, Dent loses his cool and threatens him with violence, however returns to his normal self, somewhat unaware of what he just did. When Lovecraft is killed by an assassin Copperhead, Mayor Aubrey James covers it up putting it down to a suicide over the stress and James Gordon ends up being demoted to a security guard at Arkham Asylum. However Gordon is later given his job back at the Gotham City Police Department.
In the second season Dent works on getting an arrest warrant for Oswald Cobblepot after his attempt to kill the new upcoming Mayor Theo Galavan (who is actually the main villain of the second season). He is later seen at a party when Theo is sworn in and sings his praises. The party is interrupted when Cobblepot and his men attempt to put a hit out on Theo but fail.
In a nod to his fate as Two-Face, several scenes depict Harvey with half his face cast in shadow.
Holy Musical Batman
In Holy Musical Batman, Two-Face was a little different. He wasn't as serious as he was in other media. He wanted to join the Rogue Councils, but he was rejected, and he wasn't invited. He makes puns using the number two, and he did flip his coin like in the other media, though.
|Harvey might feel bad about this, but we'll bring him around.
|~ Two-Face's game over in Batman Arkham Knight right before he is about to kill Batman.


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If you're a New England Patriots fan and still recovering from a case of the Alex Smith-induced shakes, you'll need to brace yourself. Drew Brees is up next.
NEW ORLEANS — If you're a New England Patriots fan and still recovering from a case of the Alex Smith-induced shakes, you'll need to brace yourself. Drew Brees is up next.
The Pats travel to the Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday and need to find a way to hold off the powerful arm of Brees, the second-best old man (38 years old) quarterback in the NFL. It won't be easy.
Neither will a host of challenges for a New England defense that showed little to get excited about in the season-opening 42-27 loss to Smith and the Kansas City Chiefs. Smith sliced and diced the Pats for 368 passing yards and four touchdowns, and hung the most points ever against a Bill Belichick-coached New England team.
There is no time to waste for Belichick and defensive coordinator Matt Patricia in their quest to improve the defense. Brees is the next roadblock but these are tests this defense will become all too familiar with. After feasting on bad - or worse – quarterbacks in 2016, the Pats face a lot of the NFL passing iron in 2017.
In the regular season a year ago, New England played one game against a quarterback rated in the NFL's top dozen. That was Miami's Ryan Tannehill in Week 2. The Pats won that game, 31-24, with Jimmy Garoppolo ceding control of the offense to Jacoby Brissett after an injury.
Tannehill finished the season as the 12th rated QB in the league. This season's schedule features a parade of strong-armed, accurate passers. It starts with last season's top-rated thrower, Atlanta's Matt Ryan. The Pats will also face Brees (5th), Oakland's Derek Carr (8th) and the Steelers' Ben Roethlisberger (11th).
This is probably an opportune spot to note that the Chiefs' Smith finished 16th in the QB ratings in 2016. He had no trouble with the Patriots, who'll also see the Chargers' Philip Rivers (19th) and Tampa's Jameis Winston (21st) this season. That's quite a level above the likes of Matt Moore (Miami), Landry Jones (Steelers), Jared Goff (Rams) and Ryan Fitzpatrick (Jets) that the Pats rolled over last season.
The vastly improved lineup of opposing quarterbacks puts an extra hot spotlight on a defense that performed remarkably poorly in the opener. Smith was an equal opportunity torturer. He picked on no-names like Cassius Marsh but also had no issues throwing at high-priced free agent corner Stephon Gilmore. Rookie running back Kareem Hunt looked like Walter Payton in his first-ever NFL game, ripping the New England front seven for 148 yards on the ground and some slow-footed linebackers for five catches and 98 yards in the air.
Smith threw 35 passes but was sacked only three times and, according to the official stats, barely even hit by the Patriots' defensive rush.
Now it's time to see what Brees can do. He's enjoyed a fantastic career, with a 2010 Super Bowl win over Colts the obvious highlight. But even when the Saints aren't very good, Brees makes them dangerous. A year ago New Orleans finished 7-9 and out of the playoffs but Brees led the NFL in passing yards for the seventh time. He was second in completion percentage (70%) and third in TD passes with 37, trailing only Aaron Rodgers (40) and Atlanta's Ryan (38).
The Saints (3,103) and the Patriots (3,433) are the highest scoring teams in the NFL since the 2010 season. That's no surprise considering Brees and Tom Brady have built on their Hall of Fame careers over that stretch. It's not surprising that the two veterans own a special bond, one that began back in the Big Ten when Brady's Michigan team beat Brees and Purdue.
"Playing against him for a long time, I know the challenges a Drew Brees-led team presents," Brady said this week. "We've got our work cut out for us. It's going to be a tough game and a tough environment."
There are a few quarterbacks whose skills can shift an offense into a rhythm that lights up the home crowd. Brady is obviously one at Gillette, but Brees gets the Dome rocking, too. He'll look for the speedy Ted Ginn, Jr. and talented tight end Coby Fleener in the passing game and also mix in Adrian Peterson and former Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram on the ground.
The Saints lost their opener in Minnesota, 29-19, but will hope for some home cooking Sunday. Brady seems to know what he and the Pats will be walking into.
"He can make all the throws. He's got everything it takes," Brady said of Brees. "I think that's why he's thrown for 5,000 yards five times. That offense is one of the top ones in the league since he got there. He pulls the trigger and his teammate shave a lot of confidence in him. When they get it going, they're tough to slow down."
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With Donald Trump turning against allies around the globe (just as Putin wants) and making America the laughing stock of the world, and with the U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos refusing to protect LGBT students from discrimination in this country's schools, there's never been a better time to resist this current administration.
This year the annual L.A. Pride Parade has been cancelled in favour of the Resist March, which I fully agree with as a proud gay liberal (after all, living in West Hollywood is like there's a Pride Parade every day).
Trump is such a fan of the Russians, how soon before we're all in gay concentration camps like in Chechnya, or before being LGBT is outlawed like in Russia, or executed for coming out like in Saudi Arabia (another country the Liar-in-Chief has close ties to)? Don't be fooled into thinking the complicit Ivanka Trump can save you. Silence equals death.
We'll be marching from Hollywood & Highland to the heart of West Hollywood to show our strength in numbers, our unity, our pride and our resolve to stand up to tyrants.


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It was 1985. I was but a wee lad. I had utterly succumbed to the obsession of TSR's wondrous pen and paper masterpiece ... Red Box D&D.
The first store I purchased products to further my addiction was from a book store actually. Called Waldenbooks. Sadly the entire chain went out of business in 2011 I believe (I think Borders bought them out some years prior to that ... I don't recall for sure though). Anyway my purchases were limited more by the stores supply than my bankroll. At the time I was an independently wealthy paper route tycoon. I had two seperate paper routs, a lucrative lawn mowing busiess AND I helped my neighbors "buck" bails of hay (i.e., toss hay bails up on trailers and then stack them in the barn). So for a 10 year old kid I was loaded. Money to burn and an addiction to feed!
I wasn't the GM though so my needs weren't very great honestly. I mostly bought the classic brown "complete" series books. I bought issues of Dragon and dice when they were available. Never really got to buy minis as the store never carried them .. sadly.


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Ladies and Gentlemen, let me proudly present my freshly printed thesis!
The title:
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"Microfacies, Diagenesis and Geochemistry of the Hauptrogenstein from the Jurassic of Ferrette".
In the image above are the five freshly printed copies of my Diplomarbeit (diploma thesis or master thesis in english). They still smell like print. Lovely! Below, my personal copy of my forgoing Diplomkartierung (something like diploma mapping project). Thus the thesis voyage is finally complete! I so can't wait to go to the examination office this week and officially hand-in the thesis. My supervisors seem pleased. So I am not in worries of my grade. The mapping report has already been examined. It got a good grade. But I have a feeling my thesis might be better. I listened to some of the criticism my mapping report got.
So what's left to do? One thing: The last and ultimate of the four oral diploma examinations. All I need is a time and place.
But first it is vacation time!!!!!


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Kitsu Saga ExpansionBy: IlikeMMO posted at Nov 21, 2010 6:24 am
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A month has already gone by since Kitsu Saga was released. Now the client offers players to contiune the saga in this new expansion.Continue Reading
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Kitsu Saga - Riduculously boring grind fest.By: Stormbow posted at Oct 28, 2010 2:31 pm
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Well, I've been playing Kitsu Saga for the past couple of weeks, and I've got to say, it's definitely one of the most boring games I've ever played. My first clue should have been that the game comes with it's own in-game AFK combat system. You read that right. The game encourages it's players to bot their way to victory.
Slow, tedious gameplay aside, let's talk about the skill system a moment. Again, ridiculous is the only word I can use to describe it. As your character (who is most likely going to be AFK) kills monsters, they accumulate "energy" which is used to learn skills and increase said skill's power level. One collection of skills that the characters learn are called "Inner Focus" skills. These skills, in particular, rise in cost at an alarming rate. Take a look at the table below.
Level 1: 600e
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Kitsu Saga Aeria Games Closed BetaBy: IlikeMMO posted at Sep 28, 2010 9:06 am
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Kitsu Saga allows you to raise little foxs named Kitsu. They pick up loot, craft and farm for you. Players from two war torn factions, must unite to battle the new forces, which has emerged While many MMOs has guilds, this game allows you not only to help your guild members, however unlock special quests and dungeons, which are off limits to solo players.
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C-SPAN covered the event, so fortunately, we have a full video of it. (It is not "embeddable", but you can watch it in the C-SPAN video archives here.)
It was a great discussion, and yes, there is much more to be said on the subject. But I hope that this could serve as a small - yet meaningful - contribution to the topic. I was just very happy that there was interest in this subject at all and certainly hope to see more of such events in the future. More importantly, it was great to be witnessing a US-Russia intellectual exchange taking place right there, last night, with a lively audience from US, Russia and elsewhere, visibly interested in the current relationship between the two countries.
Finally, I should thank the Alfa Alumni and Dr. Brown for the invitation, yet again. It was a wonderful experience!


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Bishop Joe S. Vásquez was installed as the fifth bishop of the Diocese of Austin on March 8, 2010. On January 23, 2002, Bishop Vásquez was ordained and installed as auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.
Bishop Vásquez was born July 9, 1957, in Stamford, Texas to Juan and Elvira Vásquez (deceased). He is the eldest of six children with three brothers: Robert Vásquez, Samuel Vásquez (deceased), and James Vásquez; and two sisters: Cynthia Martínez and Consuelo Garza.
He attended Stamford and Abilene public schools and then studied theology at the University of St. Thomas in Houston from 1976 to 1980. He attended the Gregorian University, North American College, in Rome from 1980 to 1985. He was ordained a priest for the Diocese of San Angelo on June 30, 1984, by Archbishop Joseph A. Fiorenza.
In the Diocese of San Angelo he served as associate pastor of St. Joseph Parish in Odessa from 1985 to 1987; as pastor of St. Joseph Parish in Fort Stockton from 1987 to 1997; and as pastor of St. Joseph Parish in San Angelo from 1997 to 2002.
Bishop Vásquez was the Vicar General/Chancellor for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston overseeing the administrative operations of the largest diocese in Texas and the 11th largest diocese in the U.S. He also served as Episcopal Vicar for Hispanics and as the Liaison for Youth during his years in Galveston-Houston.
Currently, Bishop Vásquez serves on the following committees of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB): Committee on Migration, Chairman; Administrative Committee; Ad Hoc Committee Against Racism; Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty; Committee on International Justice and Peace; and Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development. He also serves on the Board of Directors of Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Board of Directors of Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC), Lead Bishop for Region X for the V National Encounter for Hispanic/Latino Ministry (V Encuentro), and State Chaplain for the Texas Council of the Knights of Columbus.


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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Flickr: 5 Frame Storytelling For Kids
5 Frame storytelling is a great idea to incorporate into your oral, written and visual language programmes.
This is the student version of the 5 Frame Storytelling group that is on Flickr. I started this after running a unit on 5 frame storytelling with my Year 3&4 class. We used Flickr to successfully get comments and feedback from around the world as part of the original 5 Frame group.
After talking with the admin of the group, I branched out and created a student based one - Tell A Story In 5 Frames. I have posted lots of instructions on the group to help you get started - but don't hesitate to leave a comment if you would like to know more! We also have a 5 Frame Ning that was established to support teachers interested in giving 5 frame storytelling a go... it's been a bit slow lately, but head along to find out more!
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Karin came over last night for an all-nighter and we started with a brand new Mystery as shared on the Facebook group Just UsQuilters. This really didn't take us long and we both did the centres of the Medallion.
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Then we still had the rest of the night ahead of us so we worked on projects that really needed our attention, in my case…..another NEW project. Karin worked on an amazingly beautiful batik scrappy hearts quilt.
I really need to get rid of fabric that has been in my cupboards for ages without ever being used. The problem is that I don't even notice these fabrics anymore and will easily go out and buy new ones just to realise that I already have something that could have worked. So another resolution I have, is to start making scrappy quilts as my "scrap" drawers are simply overflowing. One of my motivators is Chris from the blog Sewing Junkie. She seems to be able to turn the tiniest of scrappy piece of fabric into an amazing quilt.
For this new quilt I cut 90 x 10½" blocks to use as a background planning to make something freestyle – if there ever is such a term in quilting but somewhat of my own idea using the fabric that I have.
I almost got to finish the quilt top before Karin called it a night at 4 am and headed home to dive into her own bed and I too took a quick nap and after waking up, finished the last 3 rows to at least have the background top done.


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Have you ever gotten to Friday and realized you haven't gone anywhere all week, or done anything, or taken any pictures for Project 365? This was that kind of week. So in the interest of full disclosure, my midweek photos are actually Sunday morning photos but they represent my week (I did think long and hard -- at least five minutes -- about what to shoot this morning that was indicative of the week).
Sunday was the all-day trip back from Mendoza. When we stopped for gas in San Luis, I was fascinated by this beautiful mural.
We broke up the trip with one stop besides lunch (and the necessary potty breaks) by visiting a small olive oil factory. I use the word factory loosely. It's an orchard in Villa de Las Rosas, an area famous for their olives and olive oil. [Side note: this is where we tried to take our anniversary trip last year which was cut short when the hotel didn't have sufficient heat.] Doesn't look like much from the outside, does it? Sort of like a regular house almost.
The Splendid Table, is the best. Bigger processors take the pulp waste and run it through an additional heat treatment to extract even more, but inferior, oil. This place just collects the pulp and uses it for fertilizer. These smaller places are referred to as being artesanal (in the U.S. they're called artisanal). We bought several bottles to try and I have to say it is the best olive oil I've ever had. So delicious! My favorite is the basil infused oil.
As wonderful as our time in Mendoza was, we were all happy to get home (especially after that killer drive). Here's what you see from my front gate. My geraniums are going crazy now that the rains have returned, and the oleander is blooming like crazy too. Not sure what happened to the little patch of grass beneath the tree though; looks like the rain came too late to save it.
Our garden is flourishing. We've begun harvesting lettuce, swiss chard and green onions. The beans are going great guns but it'll be a while before they're ready. Same with the squash and peppers.
A photographical update on the project next door:
That wraps up the week for me. Head over to Sara's for more Project 365!