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David Ray Griffin: Bibliography of Published Articles
"9/11 and the American Empire: How Should Religious People Respond?" 9/11 Citizens Watch (May 7, 2005): http://www.911citizenswatch.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=535
"9/11: A Christian Theologian's Response." Zion's Herald (July/August 2005): 5-6, 39-40.
"9/11 Commission Report: A 571-Page Lie." 9/11 Visibility Project (May 22, 2005) http://www.septembereleventh.org/newsarchive/2005-05-22-571pglie.php
Garlic and Grass (July 10th, 2005): http://www.garlicandgrass.org/issue8/David_Griffin.cfm
"9/11 and the Mainstream Press." 9/11 Visibility Project (July 29th, 2005) http://www.septembereleventh.org/newsarchive/2005-07-29-pressclub.php
"Actuality, Possibility, and Theodicy: A Response to Nelson Pike," Process Studies 12, no.3 (Fall, 1982): 168-79.
"The American Empire and 9/11." (unpub.) 2006.
"Appearance as the Arrival of the Future." (Translation of Wolfhart Pannenberg.) Journal of the American-Academy-of Religion 35, no.2 (July, 1967): 107-18.
"Appendix B: A Guide to the Literature" In Process Theology: An Introductory Exposition, ed. John B. Cobb Jr. and David Ray Griffin. (Philadelphia: The Westminster Press, 1976), 162-185.
"Archetypal Psychology and Process Philosophy: Complementary Postmodern Movements." In Archetypal Process: Self and Divine in Whitehead, Jung, and Hillman, ed., David R. Griffin. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press, 1989, pp. 1-76.
"Being Bold: Anticipating A Whiteheadian Century." The Journal of Whitehead Studies 1 (1998): 15-34. [also in Process Studies 31.2, abstract]
"Bibliography of Secondary Literature on A. N. Whitehead" (with Gene Reeves) Process Studies 1, no.4 (Winter, 1971) (constitutes entire issue).
"Black Process Theology" Newsletter of the Center for Process Studies 11, no. 2 (Spring 1987): 9.
"Bohm and Whitehead on Wholeness, Freedom, Causality, and Time." Zygon 20, no. 2 (June, 1985), 165-191. Reprinted in slightly revised form in Physics and the Ultimate Significance of Time, ed. David Ray Griffin (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1986), 127-53. [abstract]
"Buddhist Thought and Whitehead's Philosophy." International Philosophical Quarterly 24, no.3 (September, 1974): 261-84. [abstract]
"Charles Hartshorne." In Founders of Constructive Postmodern Philosophy: Peirce, James, Bergson, Whitehead, and Hartshorne. Suny Series in Constructive Postmodern Thought, ed. David R. Griffin (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1993), 197-232.
"Charles Hartshorne 1897-." A New Handbook of Christian Theologians. eds. Donald W. Musser, Joseph L. Price. Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press, 1996. 200-213.
"Charles Hartshorne's Postmodern Philosophy." In Hartshorne, Process Philosophy, and Theology, eds. Robert Kane and Stephen Phillips (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1989), 1-32. Reprinted in Founders of Constructive Postmodern Philosophy, ed. David R. Griffin et al (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1993), 197-231.
"Comments on the Responses by Van Till and Shults." Theology and Science 2, no. 2 (October 2004): 181-185.
"Contributions to Whitehead and Lamb: A New Network of Connection, eds. S. M. Lamb, J. B. Cobb, Jr., D. R. Griffin, J. 0. Regan, A. Basu (Claremont Graduate School, Spring, 1982), 16-18, 21-24, 31, 39-41, 43-47.
"A Conversation with Ervin Laszlo." Process Perspectives 23, 2 (Fall 2000): 5-6.
"The Conversation with Cornel West" Newsletter for the Center for Process Studies 10, no. 2 (Spring 1986) 2, 7-8.
"Creation Ex Nihilo, the Divine Modus Operandi, and the Imitatio Dei." In Faith and Creativity: Essays in Honor of Eugene Peters, eds. George Nordgulen and George W. Shields (St. Louis: CPB Press, 1988), 95-123. [abstract]
"Creation out of Chaos and the Problem of Evil," Encountering Evil: Live Options in Theodicy, ed. Stephen T. Davis (John Knox, 1981), 101-17. Also critiques of John.Roth (26-29), John Hick (53-55), Stephen Davis (87-89), and Frederick Sontag (152-54), and Response to their critiques (128-36).
"Creativity in Post-Modern Religion." In Creativity in Art, Religion, and Culture, ed. Michael Mitias (Amsterdam: Editions Rodopi B.V., 1985), 62-85. Reprinted in revised form as "Creativity and Postmodern Religion" in God And Religion in the Postmodern World. [abstract]
"Critiques of John Roth (26-29), John Hick (53-55), Stephen Davis (87-89), and Frederick Sontag (152-54)" in Encountering Evil: Live Options in Theodicy, ed. Stephen T. Davis (John Knox, 1981).
"David Ray Griffin Retirement." Interview (anonymous) in Perspectives Summer 2004.
"Divine Activity and Scientific Naturalism." In Religin and Its Relevance in Post-Modernism: Essays in Honor of Jack C. Verheyden, eds. John S. Park and Gayle D. Beebe (Lewiston: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2001), 33-52.
"Divine Causality, Evil and Philosophical Theology: A Critique of James Ross." International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 4, no.3 (1973), 168-86. (A slightly revised version constitutes chapter 14 ("James Ross: All the World's A Stage") of God, Power, and Evil.)
"Divine Goodness and Demonic Evil." In Evil and the Response of World Religion, ed. William Genkner. (New York: Paragon House, 1997): 223-40.
"Dualism, Materialism, Idealism, and Psi: A Reply to John Palmer." Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research (forthcoming June 1993).
"The Essential Elements of a Contemporary Christology," Encounter 33 (Spring, 1972), 170-84.
"Evolution and the Reunion of the Sciences, the Humanities, and Theology." [Paper presented at the Conference on "Evolution as a Transdisciplinary Paradigm," Drew University, Madison, New Jersey, April 18-20, 1991]
"Excerpt from 'Of minds and Molecules: Postmodern Medicine in a Psycho-somatic Universe'" (from The Reenchantment of Science.) Noetic Sciences Review 9 (Winter, 1989): 17-18.
"Faith, Reason, and Christology -- A Response to Father Meilach, 11 The Cord 24 (1974): 258-67.
"Faith and Spiritual Discipline: A Comparison of Augustinian and Process Theologies." Faith and Philosophy 3, no.1 (January 1986): 54-67. Reprinted in revised form as "Spiritual Discipline in the Medieval, Modern, and Postmodern Worlds" in God and Religion in the Postmodern World. [abstract]
"Feeling and Morality in Whitehead's System." In Schleiermacher and Whitehead: Open Systems in Dialogue (Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 2004), 265-294.
"Foreword" for Jerry D. Korsmeyer, God-creature-revelation : a neoclassical framework for fundamental theology(Lanham, Md.: University Press of America, 1995), ix-xii.
Agnostic About 9/11." Interview by Mark Ehrman, Los
Angeles Times, August 28, 2005.
"Gordon Kaufman's Theology: Some Questions." Journal of the American Academy of Religion 41, no.4 (December, 1973): 554-72.
"Global Imperialism and Reconstructive Postmodernism."Process Thought and East Asian Culture: Philosophy and East Asian Thoughts, 111-135. Trans., Lee Kyungho, 137-156. [Conference paper presented at The 5th International Whitehead Conference], Seoul, South Korea, May 28.2004. [abstract]
"Green Spirituality: A Postmodern Convergence of Science and Religion." Journal of Theology (1992): 5-20.
"Hartshorne, God, and Relativity Physics." Process Studies 21, no.2 (Summer 1992): 85-112.
"Hartshorne's Differences From Whitehead." In Two Process Philosophers, ed. Lewis Ford (American Academy of Religion, 1973), 35-57.
"Holy Spirit, Compassion, and Reverence for Being." Religious ExŁperience and Process Theology: The Pastoral Concerns of a Major Modern Movement, ed. Bernard M. Lee, S. M., and Harry James Cargas (Paulist Press, 1975), 107-20.
"The Holy, Necessary Goodness, and Morality." Journal of Religious Ethics 8, no.2 (Fall, 1980): 330-49. [abstract]
"How Are God and Evil Related?" (with Joseph A.,Deegan & Daniel E. H. Bryant). In What's a Christian To Do? ed. David P. Polk (St. Louis: Chalice Press, 1991), 47-68.
"How are God and Evolution Related?" (with Joseph A. Deegan). What's a Christian To Do?, ed. David P. Polk (St. Louis: Chalice Press, 1991), 23-45.
"Human Liberation and Reverence for Nature," Anticipation (Church and Society, World Council of Churches) No. 16 (March, 1974), 25-30.
"In Response to William Hasker," Searching for an Adequate God: a Dialogue Between Process and Free Will Theists, ed. John B. Cobb, Jr., and Clark H. Pinnock (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2000), 246-62.
"Interpreting Science from the Standpoint of Whiteheadian Process Philosophy." The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Science. eds. Philip Clayton and Zachary Simpson. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006. 453-471.
"Introduction: Archetypal Psychology and Process Theology: Complementary Postmodern Movements." In Archetypal Process: Self and Divine in Whitehead, Jung, and Hillman, ed. David R. Griffin (Evanston, Ill.: Northwestern University Press, 1989), ???
"Introduction: Constructive Postmodern Philosophy." Founders of Constructive Postmodern Philosophy: Peirce, James, Bergson, Whitehead, and Hartshorne. Suny Series in Constructive Postmodern Thought, ed. David R. Griffin (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1993), 1-42. [abstract]
"Introduction: Postmodern Spirituality and Society." In Spirituality and Society: Postmodern Visions (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1988), 1-31. Slightly revised version reprinted in Dialogue and Humanism 2 (1991). Chinese translation (by Wenyu Xie) of this reprinted version published in Foreign Social Sciences (Beijing), 10 (1992).
"Introduction: Post-Modern Theology for a New Christian Existence," John Cobb's Theology In Process, ed. David Ray Griffin and Thomas J. J. Altizer (Westminster, 1977), 5-24.
"Introduction: Sacred Interconnections," in Sacred Interconnections: Postmodern Spirituality, Political Economy, and Art. Ed . David Ray Griffin (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1990), 1-14.
"Introduction to SUNY Series in Constructive Postmodern Thought" (contained in each volume of the series).
"Introduction: Time and the Fallacy of Misplaced Concreteness," Physics and the Ultimate Significance of Time, 1-48.
"Introduction: Varieties of Postmodern Theology," in David Ray Griffin, William A. Beardslee, and Joe Holland, Varieties of Postmodern Theology (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1989), 1-8.
"Is the Universe Designed? Yes and No." Cosmic Questions (New York: The New York Academy of Sciences, 2001): 191-205. [abstract]
"Is Revelation Coherent?" Theology Today 28 (October, 1971): 278-94. [abstract]
"John B. Cobb, Jr." In A Handbook of Christian Theologians, EnŁlarged Edition. ed. Dean G. Peerman and Martin E. Marty (Abingdon Press, 1984), 691-709.
"John B. Cobb, Jr." In Lessico Dei Teologi Del Secolo XX, ed. Piersandro Vanzan and Hans Jurgen Schultz (Brescia, Italy: Editrice Queriniana, 1978), 727-73.
"Liberal But Not Modern: Overcoming the Liberal-Conservative Antithesis." Lexington Theological Quarterly 28, no.3 (Fall 1993): 201-22.
"Liberation Theology and Postmodern Philosophy: A Response to Cornel West." Varieties of Postmodern Theology. ed. David Ray Griffin. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 1989. 129-148.
"Life After Death in the Modern and Post-Modern Worlds." Religion and Parapsychology, ed. Arthur S. Berger and Henry O. Thompson (Barrytown, N.Y.: Unification Theological SemiŁnary, 1989), 39-60.
"Life After Death, Parapsychology, and Post-Modern Animism." In Death and Afterlife, ed. Stephen T. Davis (London: MacmilŁlan Press, 1990), 88-109. [abstract]
"Materialist and Panexperientalist Physicalism: A Critique of Jaegwon Kim's Supervenience and Mind" Process Studies 28, no. 1-2 (Spring-Summer 1999): 4-27.
"A Metaphysical Psychology to Un-Locke our Ailing World." In Archetypal Process, 239-49.
"The Mind-Body Relation As Key to the Science-Religion Relation." Proceedings of the Institute for Liberal Studies 5 (Fall 1994): 1-15.
"Mind in Nature: Nobel Conference XVIIII." Zygon 19, no.1 (March, 1984), 106-10.
"The Moral Need for Global Democracy," Belonging Together: Faith and Politics in a Relational World, ed. Douglas Sturm (Claremont: P&F Press, 2003), 119-39.
"Moral Values and Global Democracy." Creative Transformation 15, no. 1 (Winter 2006): 25-35.
"Morality and Scientific Naturalism." Subjectivity, Process, and Rationality. eds. Michel Weber and Pierfrancesco Basile. Heusenstamm, Germany: Ontos Verlag, 2007. 193-220.
"Naturalism: Scientific and Religious." Zygon 37, no. 2 (June 2002)361-380.
"A Naturalistic Trinity." In Trinity in Process: A Relational Theology of God. ed. Joseph A. Bracken and Marjorie H. Suchocki (New York: Continuum, 1997): 23-40.
"A New Vision of Nature." The Proceedings for Earth Ethics Today and Tomorrow, ed. Donald Scherer (Bowling Green State University, 1973). Reprinted in Encounter 35 (Spring, 1974): 95-107.
"North Atlantic and Latin American Liberation Theologians," EnŁcounter 40, no.1 (Winter, 1979), 17-30. Reprinted in Process Philosophy and Social Thought, ed. John B. Cobb, Jr., and W. Widick Schroeder (Chicago: Center for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1981), 197-209.
"Of Minds and Molecules: Medicine in a Psychosomatic Universe." In A Process Theory of Medicine: Interdisciplinary Essays, eds. Marcus P. Ford, ed., (Edwin Mellen, 1988), 115-55. Reprinted in slightly revised form in The Reenchantment of Science: Postmodern Proposals, 141-63.
"On Hasker's Defense of his Parity Claim." Process Studies 29, no.2 (Fall-Winter 2000): 233-236.
"On Ian Barbour's Issues in Science and Religion." Zygon 23, no.1 (March 1988): 57-81. [abstract]
"Ordination for Homosexuals? Yes." Encounter 40, no.3 (SumŁmer 1979): 265-72.
"Panexperientialist Physicalism and the Mind-Body Problem." Journal of Consciousness Studies 4, no.3 (1997): 248-68. [Read Paper]
"Parapsychology and the Need for a Postmodern Philosophy." Exceptional Human Experience 10, no.2 (December 1992): ???[abstract]
"Parapsychology and Philosophy: A Whiteheadian Postmodern Perspective." Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research (forthcoming April 1993).
"Parapsychology, Psychokinesis, Survival, and Whitehead: A Reply to Frederick Ferre." Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research (forthcoming June 1993).
"Parapsychology and Postmodern Process Theology, I." Creative Transformation 3, no. 1 (Autumn, 1993): 1+8, 10-11.
"Parapsychology and Postmodern Process Theology, II." Creative Transformation 3, no. 2 (Winter, 1994): 1-4.
"Peace and the Postmodern Paradigm." Spirituality and Society: Postmodern Visions, 143-54.
"Philip Kilbride on Anti-Anti-Relativism." Newsletter of the Center for Process Studies 16, no.2 (Summer-Fall 1992): 5,7.
"Philosophical Theology and the Pastoral Ministry," Encounter 33 (Summer, 1972), 230-44.
"The Possibility of Subjective Immortality in Whitehead's Philosophy," University of Dayton Review 8 (Winter, 1971), 43-56. Reprinted in The Modern Schoolman 53, no.1 (November, 1975): 39-57. [abstract]
"The [Postmodern Presidency] Conference." Center for Process Studies Newsletter 13, no.3 (Summer, 1989): 1, 4-10.
"Postmodern Theology and A/theology: A Response to Mark C. Taylor," in David Ray Griffin, William A. Beardslee, and Joe Holland, Varieties of Postmodern Theology (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1989), 29-62.
"Postmodern Theology and First-World Liberation Theology." In Religion and the Postmodern Vision, ed. Ron Farmer (Columbia, MO: University of Missouri-Columbia, 1991), 1-22. (Previously presented as The Paine Lecture in Religious Studies. University of Missouri-Columbia, September 19, 1991) [abstract]
"Postmodern Theology as Liberation Theology: A Response to Harvey Cox." Varieties of Postmodern Theology. ed. David Ray Griffin. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 1989. 81-94.
"Post-Modern Theology for a New Christian Existence." In John Cobb's Theology in Process, eds., David Ray Griffin and Thomas J. J. Altizer (Philadelphia, PA: The Westminster Press, 1977), 5-24.
"Preface to the Westminster John Knox Edition" of God, Power, and Evil: A Process Theodicy (Louisville: Westminster John Knox, 2004), 1-10.
"Process Eschatology." in The Handbook of Eschatology. ed. Jerry L. Walls (Oxford, New York: Oxford University Press, 2008) 295-310.
"Process Philosophy." In Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Vol. 7 ed. Edward Craig (New York: Routledge, 1988):
"Process Philosophy of Religion." International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 50 (2001): 131-51.
"Process Philosophy and Theology." The History of Science and Religion in the Western Tradition: An Encyclopedia. Ed. Gary Ferngren (New York, NY: Garland, 2000) 214-219.
"Process Theism." In Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Vol. 7 ed. Edward Craig (New York: Routledge, 1988): 716-720.
"Process Theology." A Companion to Philosophy of Religion. ed. Philip L. Quinn and Charles Taliaferro (Cambridge, MA: Blackwell, 1997), 136-42.
"Process Theology." In A New Handbook of Christian Theology, ed. Donald W. Musser and Joseph L. Price (Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1992), 383-88.
"A Process Theology of Creation." Mid-Stream 13, nos.1-2 (Fall-Winter, 1973-74), 48Ł70. [abstract]
"Process Theology as Empirical, Rational, and Speculative: Some Reflections on Method." Process Studies 19, no.2 (Summer, 1990), 116-35. [abstract]
"The Process Theology of Norman Pittinger: A Review Article," Process Studies 1 (Summer, 1971): 136-49.
"Professing Theology in the State University." Theology and The University, 3-34.
"The Rationality of Belief in God: A Response to Hans Kung." Faith and Philosophy 1, no. 1 (January, 1984), 16-26.
"Reconstructive Theology." In The Cambridge Companion to Postmodern Theology, ed. Kevin J. Vanhoozer (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2003): 92-108.
"Redefining the Divine." Context 24 (Late Winter 1990): 20-25. (Interview on Postmodern Spirituality)
"Relativism, Divine Causation, and Biblical Theology," Encounter, 36, no.4 (Autumn, 1975), 342-60. Reprinted in Owen C. Thomas, ed., God's Activity in the World: the Contemporary Problem (AAR Studies in Religion No. 31, Scholars Press, 1983), 117-36.
"Rejoinder to Preus and Segal." Journal of the American Academy of Religion 68, no.1 (March 2000): 143-49.
"Religious Experience, Naturalism, and the Social Scientific Study of Religion." Journal of the American Academy of Religion 68, no.1 (March 2000): 99-125.
"Reply: Must God be Unlimited? Naturalistic vs. SupernaturalisŁtic Theism" Concepts of The Ultimate, ed. Linda J. Tessier (London: Macmillan, 1989), 23-31.
"Reply to Jaegwon Kim" Process Studies 28, no. 1-2 (Fall-Winter 1999): 35-36.
"Response to Critiques (from John Roth, John Hick, Stephen Davis, and Frederick Sontag)" in Encountering Evil: Live Options in Theodicy. ed. Stephen T. Davis (John Knox, 1981), 128-36.
"Response from David Ray Griffin." In The Restless Earth: Nobel Conference XXIV, ed. Keith J. Carlson (San Francisco: Harper & Row, 1990), 198-201.
"Response to George W. Coats and Bernard M. Loomer," Encounter, 36, no.4 (Autumn, 1975), 376-78.
"Response to Peters." Zygon 27, no.3 (September, 1992): 343-44. (This is a response to Peters' review of The Reenchantment of Science: Postmodern Proposals, ed. David R. Griffin.)
"The Restless Universe: A Postmodern Vision." In The Restless Earth: Nobel Conference XXIV, ed. Keith J. Carlson (San Francisco: Harper & Row, 1990), 59-111, 198-201.
"Resurrection and Empire: A Sermon." Creative Transformation 13, 4 (Fall 2004), 12-13, 16-17.
"A Richer or a Poorer Naturalism? A Critique of Willem Drees's Religion, Science and Naturalism." Zygon: Journal of Religion and Science 32, no. 4 (December 1997): 593-614. [abstract]
"Rupert Sheldrake's A New Science of Life" (a review article.) Process Studies 12, no. 1 (Spring, 1982), 38-40.
"Saving Civilization." Whiteheadian Handbook of Process Thought Vol. I. Edited by Michel Weber and Will Desmond. Heusenstamm, Germany: Ontos Verlag, 2008. 521-532. [abstract]
"Science and Religion: A Postmodern Perspective." In Beyond Conflict and Reduction: Between Philosophy, Science and Religion, eds. William Desmond, John Steffen, and Koen Decoster. Louvain Philosophical Studies, Vol. 16. Leuven: Leuven University Press, 2001.
"A Science-Religion Dialogue on a Sustainable Earth," East Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church, Berea, Ohio, February 8, 1992.
"Science, Religion and Metaphysics: A Response to Haught." CTNS Bulletin 18, no. 1 (Winter 1998): 13-15.
"Scientific Naturalism: A Great Truth That Got Distorted." Theology and Science 2, no.1 (April 2004): 9-30.
"Scientific Naturalism, the Mind-Body Relation, and Religious Experience." Zygon 37, no. 2 (June 2002): 361-80.
"Schubert Ogden's Christology, and the Possibilities of Process Philosophy." The Christian Scholar 50, no.3 (Fall, 1967): 290-303. Reprinted in Process Philosophy and Christian Thought, ed. D. Brown, R.E. James, Jr., and G. Reeves (Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1971), 347-61.
"Steiner's Anthroposophy and Whitehead's Philosophy," Revision 14, no.1 (Summer 1991), 1-22. (Previously an invited lecture at "The Renewal of Thinking" Conference, Wainwright House, Rye, New York, January 13-18, 1991.)
"The Subjectivist Principle and Its Reformed and Unreformed Versions." Process Studies 7, no.1(1977): 27-36. [abstract]
"Time in Process Philosophy." KronoScope 1, nos.1-2 (2001): 75-99. [Journal Issue available at the Center for Process Studies Library]. [abstract]
"Toward a Postmodern Science." Is Journal 3, no.2 (Winter, 1988; 4, no.1 (Summer, 1989): 76-83. [abstract]
"Traditional Free Will Theodicy and Process Theodicy: Hasker's Claim for Parity." Process Studies 29, no 2 (Fall-Winter 2000): 209-226.
"Values, Evil, and Liberation Theology," Encounter 40, no.1 (Winter, 1979), 1-15. Reprinted in Process Philosophy and Social Thought, ed. John B. Cobb, Jr., and W. Widick Schroeder (Chicago: Center for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1981), 183-96. Also published as "Dios, el mal, los valores y la teologia de la liberacion, in PRAXIS CHRISTIANA Y PRODUCCION TEOLOGICA, ed. Jorge V. Pixley and Jean-Pierre Bastian (SalamarLca, Spain: Ediciones Sigueme, 1978), 101-17.
"Varieties of Postmodern Theology" Varieties of Postmodern Theology. ed. David Ray Griffin. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 1989. 1-7.
"The 'Vision Thing' the Presidency, and the Ecological Crisis or Greenhouse Effect and the 'Whitehouse Effect'" in Postmodern Politics for a Planet in Crisis. ed. David Ray Griffin and Richard A. Falk (Albany, NY: State University of New York Press): 1993, 67-101.
"Hustler asks 'What If Everything You Know about 9/11 is Wrong?'" Interview with Bruce David and Carolyn Sinclair, Hustler Magazine (August 2005): 32-35, 108. http://911truth.org/article.php?story=20050604140153943
"What Process Theology Has to Offer." Parish and Process 2, no. 1 (April 1987), 3-8.
"Whitehead, Alfred North." In Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Vol. 7 ed. Edward Craig (New York: Routledge, 1988): 713-720.
"Whitehead, China, and Global Democracy." Culture Communication (June 2000): Section 1. trans. by Yuehou Qu. [In Chinese]
"Whitehead, China, Postmodern Politics, and Global Democracy." Whitehead and China: Relevance and Relationship, eds. Wenyu Xie, Zhihe Wang, and George E. Derfer. (Frankfurt, Germany: Ontos Verlag, 2005), 25-38.
"Whitehead, God, and the Untroubled Mind: A Review Article" (Lawrence Wilmot's Whitehead and God), Encounter 42, no.2 (Sprihg, 1981): 169-88.
"Whitehead and Mind-Body Interaction: A Response to Steven Rosen," The Journal of Religion and Psychical Research 9, no. 1 (January, 1986): 4-10.
"Whitehead and Niebuhr on God, Man, and the World." Journal of Religion 53:2 (April 1973): 149-175.
"Whitehead's Contributions to a Theology of Nature," Philosophy of Religion and Theology: 1971, ed. David Griffin (AAR SecŁtion papers), 137-49. Reprinted in The Bucknell Review 20 (Winter, 1972), 3-24.
"Whitehead's Deeply Ecological Worldview," Bucknell Review 37, no.2 (November 1993).
"Whitehead's Philosophy and Some General Notions of Physics and Biology" (122-34) and "Some Whiteheadian Comments on the Discussion" (97-100), Mind in Nature: Essays on the InterŁface of Science and Philosophy, ed. John B. Cobb, Jr., and David Ray Griffin (University Press of America, 1977). [abstract available]
and Smith, Olav Bryant. "The Mystery of the Subjectivist Principle." Process Studies 32, no.1 (Spring-Summer 2003): 3-36.


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Brain imaging can reflect expected, rather than actual, nerve activity
Work by Sirotin and Das illustrates how the brain thinks ahead. Electrical signalling among brain cells summons the local delivery of extra blood — the basis of functional brain imaging. And the usual assumption is that an increase in blood flow means an increase in electrical activity. The experiments by Sirotin and Das show that blood can be sent to the brain's visual cortex in the absence of any stimulus, priming the neural tissue in apparent anticipation of future events. (They observed this mismatch in alert rhesus monkeys by simultaneously measuring vascular and neural responses in the same region of the visual cortex. Changes in the blood supply were monitored by a sensitive video camera peering at the surface of the brain through a transparent window in the animal's skull, and local electrical responses of neurons were measured with a microelectrode.) Their results show that cortical blood flow can depart wildly from what is expected on the basis of local neural activity. Blood can be sent in anticipation of neural events that never take place.

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John Poor, Portland, ca. 1860
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John Alfred Poor (1809-1871) was the founder of the Portland Company, a steel fabricating company in Portland that made engines for trains and ships, among other products.
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I kept getting an error and the NC would keep rebooting to an automatic data wipe if I tried to run the BN store. After 4 re-root processes, I finally found out what the cause was.
Disabling the OTA update seems to cause the authentication error if you try to launch the BN store.
I removed the below from your script, and it no longer causes the data wipe caused by the authentication error.
echo *************************
echo * Disabling OTA Updates *
echo *************************
adb shell mount -o rw,remount -t ext2 /dev/block/mmcblk0p5 /system
adb shell mv /etc/security/otacerts.zip /etc/security/otacerts.zip_DISABLED_OTA_UPDATES
echo Success
ping -n 2 127.0.0.1 >NUL
I tested with 1.0, updated to 1.01, auto nooter, then auto-config.
Sorry if I'm being a bit dense, just want to make sure I'm going about this right.
My NC was at 1.0.1... I ran auto-nooter-2.12.25 on it, got everything working (YouTube, Market, etc.).
So with these scripts do I use the 1.0.1 script as that's what version my NC is? Do I still put it in my ADB directory and run "autonook"?
I've installed somethings like Facebook, etc. Do I need to uninstall them first before running this?
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For those wanting a little practice I will be out at Hollister Hills on Saturday. Probably camping in Walnut or Madrone. All of the greens and most of the blues are big bike friendly. I have tried some of the blacks... it was interesting.
If you are interested drop me a PM. If you decide just to show up look for a yellow F800 GS ('09) with a vanity plate equating to Combat Pay. Plated bikes enter free, so casual dual sporting is cheap. You might also look for a tan Ford F150 king cab.
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Glee Season 4: Rachel's [Spoiler] Confirmed to Return!
The hills are alive with the sound of Broadway stars, Gleeks! Now that Rachel (Lea Michele) is gearing up for the biggest audition of her career — her idol, Barbra Streisand's hit musical Funny Girl — girlfriend needs a mentor more than ever.
No, we're not just talking about Will "No One Wants To Marry Me" Schuester (Matthew Morrison). Turns out Rachel's new mentor is a familiar face — none other than her onscreen mom, Shelby Corcoran, played by Broadway superstar Idina Menzel!
"Off to #glee tomorrow!" Lea Michele tweeted on March 11. "Rachel's gonna get a visit from a familiar face we haven't seen in a while. And a big audition to prepare for!"
We initially speculated that Lea's muse could be anyone from Jesse St. James (Jonathan Groff) to April Rhodes (Kristin Chenoweth), but we're thrilled to know Shelby is the familiar face in question! She and Rachel haven't been on screen together since Glee's third season, so it's about time they had a mini family reunion — plus, did we mention how amazing Idina's voice is?!
"I spy @idinamenzel at #Glee today!" Lea tweeted on March 12th. "So excited to have my mama back!"
We can't imagine that Lea will bomb the Funny Girl audition with Shelby training her (after all, she's a world famous glee club coach!), so expect girlfriend to make her Broadway debut when Glee returns next season. Color us excited!
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CSX Transportation has named David A. Brown to become executive vice president and chief operating officer effective with the retirement of Tony Ingram on Dec. 31.
"I am excited about the leadership and experience David will provide. He is well qualified to continue the outstanding work of Tony Ingram and our team in safety, reliability, and customer service," said Michael J. Ward, CSX chairman, president, and CEO.
"Tony plans a well-deserved retirement after nearly 40 years in railroading. In the last few years, he has delivered to CSXT, its customers, employees, and communities one of the most successful operating tenures in U.S. railroading. Among many other accomplishments, Tony has built an exceptional team that will continue, and build upon, his remarkable legacy," Ward said.
Brown, 50, has a nearly 30-year railroad career, most recently serving as vice president and chief transportation officer.
Succeeding Brown as vice president and chief transportation officer will be Cindy M. Sanborn, 44, who has been serving as vice president-Northern Region.
"Cindy is a veteran railroader with vast knowledge of operations after more than 22 years of service. She has demonstrated strong leadership and delivered exceptional results in a variety of field and headquarters posts," Ward said.
The Association of American Railroads reports that in the week ended Nov. 21, freight traffic on U.S. railroads rose to its highes tlevel so far this year.
The Class I carriers originated 287,087 carloads of freight, down 6.8% from the same week in 2008 and down 0.7% from the same week in 2007. Volume increased 2.1% from the previous week this year. The comparison weeks from both 2007 and 2008 included the Thanksgiving holiday.
Intermodal traffic totaled 213,382 trailers and containers, down 3.1% from a year ago but up 11.5% from 2007. It was up 2.6% from the previous week this year.
While 13 of the 19 carload commodity groups were down from last year, there were increases in nonmetallic minerals (26.5%), grain (8.1%), chemicals (8.1%), waste and scrap metal (6.5 %), grain mill products (6.4%), and food and kindred products (0.4%). Declines in commodity groups ranged from 0.3% for petroleum products to 22.1% for crushed stone, sand, and gravel.
Total U.S. volume for the week ending Nov. 21 was estimated at 32.1 billion ton-miles, down 6.1% from the corresponding week last year but up 4.9% from 2007.
Canadian railroads reported volume of 72,120 cars for the week, down 4.5% from last year, and 43,085 trailers or containers, down 7.3%. Mexican railroads reported originated volume of 11,992 cars, up 1.3% from last year, and 6,410 trailers or containers, up 9.7%.
Canadian Pacific is working with Natural Resources Canada in what is described as "an industry-leading biodiesel fuel pilot project," part of the National Renewable Diesel Demonstration Initiative. The test marks the first use biodiesel fuel in Canadian cold-weather rail service. The fuel is made from vegetable oils and animal fat.
"As part of a five-month test cycle, CP will operate four GE AC4400 diesel locomotives with FDL-16 engines in captive service between Calgary and Edmonton," said the railroad.
General Electric and Calgary-based fuel supplier 4Refuels are cooperating with CP during this testing phase, which began in early November and will run through the end of March.
"Canadian Pacific will undertake routine detailed mechanical examinations of the locomotives in the pilot project. The information gathered will be used to determine if a biodiesel mixture of 5% (B5) has any significant adverse effects on a locomotive or its associated systems in cold-climate operation. Impact to reliability, potential changes to the overhaul ormaintenance work scope, and reviews of specific components on the locomotives will also be monitored," CP said.
The American Trucking Associations (ATA) reports that U.S. truck tonnage in October was down just 5.2% from October 2008, "the best year-to-year showing" since November 2008.
ATA Chief Economist Bob Costello said the improvement shows that the economic recovery is "still trying to gain balance. The trucking industry should not be alarmed by the small decreases in September and October. The economy is behaving as expected, with starts and stops," he said, adding that despite "ups and downs" in coming months, the trend will be moderate improvement.
ATA calculates truck tonnage each month based on reports by its member companies.
Their success in sizing operations to demand helped Class I railroads maintain a relatively high return on investment (ROI) during the 12 months ended Sept. 30.
During a period that contained many of the worst months of the recession, the industry earned an average return of 8.42% on its net investment, compared with 9.88% in the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 2008, according to the Surface Transportation Board.
BNSF Railway earned an ROI of 9.27% during the latest 12-month period vs. 10.66% a year earlier. Union Pacific's respective returns were 7.88% and 9.62%.
In the East, Norfolk Southern experienced one of the biggest swings in ROI, dropping to 9.48% from 14.42%. CSX Transportation posted a return of 8.15% this year vs. 8.55% in the same period last year.
Kansas City Southern earned an ROI of 0.38% this year, down from 8.70%. Soo Line's return declined to 9.79% from 15.84%. CN/GrandTrunk's ROI dropped to 6.05% from 10.97%.
Industry-wide, total railway operating revenues in the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 2009, dropped sharply to $49.9 billion from the $58.4 billion reported a year earlier. Net railway operating income, on which ROI is based, dropped to $5.7 billion from $7.2 billion.
Dallas-based DRI Corp. said Tuesday its Swedish-based subsidiary, Mobitec AB, through its Mobitec Brazil Ltda. business unit, won an order from Bombardier Transportation for electronic information display systems (EIDS) to be used in the modernization of the Sao Paulo, Brazil, regional rail system.
Last June a consortium led by Bombardier was awarded a $193 million contract to modernize 156 electric multiple-unit (EMU) passenger rail cars (26 six-car trains) by Companhia do Metropolitano de Sao Paulo (CMSP), the state-owned transit operator that runs the Sao Paulo metro system. The Bombardier consortium includes two Brazilian partners: Temoinsa and Tejofran.
DRI Chairman, President, and CEO David L. Turney said, "Bombardier has ordered Mobitec Brazil's EIDS products for approximately 50 light rail cars in Sao Paulo. This order is strategically relevant because it marks our official entrance into the Brazilian rail market. Delivery of the order has commenced and is expected to conclude in first quarter [of] 2010."
Turney added, "We foresee good demand for rail cars in Brazil, particularly as the region invests in transit infrastructure inpreparation for the upcoming FIFA World Cup™ in 2014 and the Games of the XXXI Olympiad in 2016."
Reacting to a failure to reach agreement with the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference, Canadian National has announced it will unilaterally increase wage rates and apply a change to the mileage caps for the company's locomotive engineers the union represents in Canada on CN. CN said its response comes after its collective bargaining with TCRC ended Nov. 20 without a settlement. The contract changes are to take effect beginning early Saturday morning, November 28. TCRC's current labor agreement with CN expired Dec. 31, 2008.
CN says it had informed the union last weekend of its intention to increase the engineers' wages by 1.5% and implement only one work rule change. At present, TCRC-represented conductors have a 4,300-mileage cap limitation, and TCRC-represented engineers have a 3,800-mile cap. With the work rule change, both groups of employees working in the locomotive cab will be working under one consistent rule, and the engineers will see an overall increase in their compensation. On average, CN says, its locomotive engineers presently work between 15 and 17 days per month.
CN says it has made several different offers to resolve these collective agreements, but claims all have been rejected by the TCRC. "CN also offered to refer the matters in dispute to binding arbitration, but the TCRC rejected this option as well," the Class I railroad said in a statement. Under terms of the Canada Labour Code, the TCRC and CN are entitled to engage in a strike or lockout upon 72 hours' notice to the other party.
Germany's Rhein Main Services (RMS) has selected Cubic technology for the country's first large-scale electronic ticketing system. The system will serve a region with a population of more that five million where an estimated 650 million journeys are taken annually on public transport.
RMV ordered the system on behalf of the Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund (RMV). The RMV and its partners operate trains serving 600 stations, along with 3,300 buses.
The work will be performed through Cubic Deutschland, part of the transportation segment of San Diego-based Cubic Corp. a global provider of fare collection systems and ticketing services.
Steve Shewmaker, president of Cubic Transportation Systems worldwide, said: "While this contract is our largest in Germany, we also have contracts with RMV and other German cities to extend the use of mobile phones for electronic ticketing. We expect to merge these efforts in the future and provide Germany with some of the most modern and efficient electronic ticketing in the world."
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Singapore Soka Association Youth Form Bonds of Friendship in China
From October 9-25, some 16 Singapore Soka Association (SSA) youth members took part in "Project Shine 2011," organized by the Youth Expedition Project, and traveled to China's Shanxi Province, where they spent 17 days with the 800 students of He Di Junior High School in He Di Township.
The Youth Expedition Project is a government initiative spearheaded by Singapore's National Youth Council that aims to nurture socially responsible youth volunteers. Project Shine aims to build bridges of friendship with the people of China while encouraging students to learn English and fulfill their goals.
During their 17-day stay in China, the youth conducted physical education classes and organized a sports festival. They also facilitated English classes which incorporated fun-based learning approaches such as skits and charades.
Hoping to impart a flavor of their culture, the SSA youth dressed in costumes representing the four major ethnic groups in Singapore and performed a medley of Singaporean dances and songs. In the same spirit, the Chinese students also presented a variety of cultural performances.
[Adapted from an article in the November 18, 2011, issue of SSA Times, Singapore Soka Association (SSA); photos courtesy of SSA]


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Letter to Turkey's Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu
In a follow up to a Committee to Protect Journalists mission to Turkey in October, which included a meeting with government officials, CPJ sends a follow up letter to Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu.
In a follow up to a Committee to Protect Journalists mission to Turkey in October, which included a meeting with government officials, CPJ sends a follow up letter to Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu.
Many international correspondents in China believe reporting conditions have worsened over the past year, according to a new survey by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China that also finds the Chinese government has "increasingly resorted to threats and intimidation against foreign media."
New York, March 13, 2013--Authorities in Bangladesh must immediately investigate attacks on a journalist's car and a local press club that occurred within a day of each other, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. The attacks took place amid massive politicized strikes and demonstrations that have swept the country.
Amid a tense presidential election, Kenyans have avoided a repeat of the deadly violence that followed the vote in 2007, when half a million people were uprooted and more than 1,000 people were killed. Still, the situation today is fraught. Ethnic identity dominates the nation's political divisions--and those same loyalties can undermine solidarity in the press corps.
New York, February 25, 2013--Egyptian authorities must do their utmost to determine the whereabouts and ensure the safety of Mohamed el-Sawi, an online journalist who was reported missing on February 21, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. CPJ also calls on Egypt to stop using the law to intimidate journalists and prevent them from reporting critically.
One result of President Rafael Correa's high-profile campaign to demonize the country's private media can be seen on the desk of José Velásquez, news manager at Teleamazonas, a private Quito television station often critical of the government. Among the documents piled high on his desk are lawsuits, which used to be a rare thing. Encouraged by Correa, who has personally sued newspapers and journalists, Velásquez says, the subjects of Teleamazonas news reports are now filing between two and five lawsuits per month against the station.
Is Irina Khalip, the prominent Belarusian journalist, free to travel? President Aleksandr Lukashenko, whose government prosecuted her on bogus charges of creating mass disorder, says that she is. That Khalip has not, the president said, shows that she would prefer to be known as a "victim of the regime." Of course, this all seems strange considering that Khalip's sentence requires her to be home by 10 p.m. daily.
New York, January 28, 2013--Authorities in Nepal should ensure the safety of more than 20 journalists who fled the western district of Dailekh on Thursday after receiving death threats from individuals they said were supporters of the ruling Maoist party, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today. At least five news outlets have been forced to halt operations as a result, news reports said.
New York, January 24, 2013--The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the threats and acts of intimidation against journalists in Nepal during Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai's visit on Wednesday to the western district of Dailekh.
Istanbul, December 26, 2012--The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the attack on December 16 on Rohat Emekçi, a news anchor and producer with the pro-Kurdish Gün Radio station in Diyarbakir province, in southeast Turkey.
Do you believe the free flow of information must be protected? Sign the #RightToReport petition and demand that President Obama immediately:
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Soaps.com is excited to announce that One Life to Live has just cast Ada Maris and David Pinon to play Markko's parents!
Ada Maris, wife to "Ugly Betty" actor Tony Plana (Ignacio Suarez), has appeared in numerous Primetime shows including, "The District," "Walker Texas Ranger," and "Nash Bridges," to name a small few.
David Pinon can be remembered from such roles as "Pride and Glory" (Bodega Owner), "Street Revenge" (Poppo), "The Knights of Prosperity" (Flavio Puente), and "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" (Firefighter Teague).
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Our best selling men's model just got an upgrade. The Defy VTR appeals to new and advanced climbers alike as a comfortable, great-fitting shoe that performs exceptionally well. These are very comfortable shoes with a bedroom slipper feel and design. The soft midsole enables good smearing and sensitivity, while an asymetric toe profile allows good performance, even for new climbers. The upper is perforated for added breathability. These shoes feature the VTR 3D rand system. Variable Thickness Rand Technology is a new technology that features strategically varying thicknesses in the toe rand (see below).
- Asymmetrical toe profile (KA-1 last)
- Sole: 4.2mm TRAX� XT-5 high friction rubber
- Rand: 2.2mm TRAX� duro-rand
- Upper: Elastic Synthratek synthetic upper
- Lining: Nylon lining
- Midsole: MX-P: 1mm half-length midsole
- Sizes: 2 to 15 US men
What is VTR?
Variable Thickness Rand Technology is a new technology that features strategically varying thicknesses in the toe rand. The High Wear Zone is engineered to be thicker and more durable than other areas of the rand, which will not only enhance the toe box structure but prevent toe-bulge.
- Prevents toe-bulge and maintains toe box structure
- More durability in the HW (High Wear) Zone
- Waste reduction during manufacturing process
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Members of W. E. Chandler's Band waiting for lunch at the German Picnic at Long Island, August 8, 1912.
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- Local Name: Long Island
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- Media: Photograph
- Local Code: Coll. 561, V. 4
- Collection: Leroy Nason photograph albums
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The Office of General Counsel issued the following opinion on November 18, 2008, representing the position of the New York State Insurance Department.
RE: Nonrenewal of Commercial Insurance Policies
Question Presented:
May an insurer nonrenew a professional liability insurance policy by sending notice of its intention to do so to the insured five days after the insured's policy has expired?
No. Pursuant to N.Y. Ins. Law
The inquirer reports that the inquirer is the Director of Research and External Communications for a professional membership organization for insurance agents and brokers. The inquirer further reports that one of the members (a licensed property/casualty insurance agent) is a managing general underwriter (MGU) for an authorized insurer that issues claims-made professional liability insurance. The inquirer state that the agent sends, receives and underwrites renewal applications for the insurer, including "sending renewal proposals, receiving and processing the subsequent renewal orders and [issuing the policies.]" The inquirer notes that:
[T]here are insureds who (1) do not return the renewal application prior to the policy expiration, or (2) completer an application, receive a renewal proposal, but then do not order the renewal before expiration. In both of these situations, there is often no communication indicating that the insured did not desire the renewal: they just do not respond.
The inquirer asks whether the agency (on behalf of the insurer) may lawfully implement the following procedure for renewals:
The agency initiates the renewal process by sending the renewal application 120 days prior to expiration.
The agency sends a follow-up at 75 days and then again at 35 days.
Finally, five days after the expiration date, the agency sends a "final letter" if it has not received a response to the three earlier contacts. The final letter will advise the insured that the agent will not issue a renewal policy.
A covered policy of commercial lines insurance,1 such as a professional liability insurance policy, remains in full force and effect pursuant to the same terms, conditions and rates under Insurance Law
There is no requirement in Insurance Law
But an insured's failure to submit the requested information will not in itself affect the covered policy's renewal. Rather, the covered policy will renew automatically unless the insurer mails or delivers to the insured one of the statutory notices described above within the time frame required by the statute. Thus, the insurer may not, as your member proposes, attempt to nonrenew a policy five days after its expiration date by notifying the insured that the agent will not issue a renewal policy. Indeed, such an attempted nonrenewal would be inconsistent with the method specified in Insurance Law
For further information you may contact Senior Attorney Brenda M. Gibbs at the Albany Office.
1 Insurance Law § 3426(a)(1) defines the term "covered policy" as "a policy of commercial risk insurance, professional liability insurance or public entity insurance, and shall include any contract, certificate or other evidence of such insurance."
2 The notice for an excess liability policy or a policy issued to a jumbo risk must be mailed or delivered at least thirty, but not more than 120, days before the expiration date of the policy. N.Y. Ins. § 3426(e)(3).
3 Under Insurance Law § 3426 (e)(1), the insurer may condition the policy renewal upon a change of limits, change in type of coverage, reduction of coverage, increased deductible or addition of exclusion, or upon increased premiums in excess of 10%.


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SHAMOKIN — Two new doctor's offices now call the city of Shamokin home.
Earlier this month, Doctor Sanjay Sen and work place health moved into the Mill Road Square Complex in Shamokin.
"The majority of my patients are from this town, and I love this town so I wanted to come here and practice," said Dr. Sen.
"I was born and raised in this area. After spending nearly 10 years at Evangelical Hospital in Lewisburg, the opportunity presented itself and it's nice to be able to treat people who I know and grew up with," said Dr. Russell Leshinski.
Officials said it is the first time all of the offices inside the Mill Road Square Building are occupied. David Kopitsky of the redevelopment authority said it saves the city money.
"The money that we get gives us the opportunity to do other things rather than just pay the bills here," said Kopitsky, a member redevelopment authority.
The two medical facilities created 30 new jobs here in Shamokin. In addition to that, Sundance Vacations is expanding and will hire even more people
"It would be about an additional five full-time and 20 part-time," said Becky Finkel, of Sundance Vacations.
Some of Doctor Sanjay Sen's patients were at the grand opening. Helen Hollenbach likes the new facility. She is 102-years old and it is now easier for her to get to the doctor.
"He doesn't have any steps and parking. He has his own parking lot here," said Hollenbach, of Trevorton.
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A team went looking for bogs that bear witness to Britain's great deforestation – but most were too young. What's the path out of the quagmire?
WINNIE-THE-POOH'S friend Eeyore lived in a corner of the English countryside that will be familiar to anyone who has ever been walking in this part of the world. You decide to take a shortcut. The ground begins to get slightly soggy. Then very soggy. But you are a hardy hiker, and surely it's not worth turning ba... squelch. One boot sinks deep enough to take on a sockful of slime. You may let out an Eeyoreish sigh.
But for some, the small bogs that dot the British countryside and many other damp landscapes are places to be sought out, not avoided. We're not just talking about wildlife, although wetlands are havens for rare plants and animals. For scientists, bogs ...
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Good morning. Today is the day that new athletics director John Hartwell is introduced to the Trojan nation. You can follow him on twitter @john_hartwell. His press conference is at 11 a.m. and Jon Johnson will be there for us.
HERE is a story I wrote on how Troy looks at Mississippi State's defense.
HERE is a column Jon Johnson wrote about Troy's athletics situation now.
I'll have a Q and A posted with Brandon Marcello from the Clarion-Ledger later this morning.


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Much has been made in the foreign press about the Chinese breaking copyright, pirating, and generally claiming other people's ideas as their own.
But the biggest victims of pirating by the Chinese are not only the music or film companies, the high tech companies or others that you hear about. The Chinese themselves are the losers.
In the last couple of years, there has been talk about new cathode technology being developed in China. The idea behind the concept is to reduce ACD* and thereby reduce DC current consumption. The way to do this in the eyes of the inventor was to create an additional channel across the cathode.
I am not an expert, but in my mind this idea is not supposed to work. The last thing you want on the floor of your reduction pot is channels where bits of anode, molten metal and gunk can all collect. But Chalco has more than 300 pots in operation using the new channel design, with some pots already chalking up their first birthday. Such is the success of the concept that privately Chalco are claiming to have reduced DC by 1000kwh.
That's all very well, but last night over dinner, another technology company told me that the idea doesn't belong to Chalco. According to my friend, the technology was invented and originally tested at a university in China's North East. (That's a clue for those of you who know China's aluminium technology market.)
No way of knowing who is right. In China' patents are based on "first to file", not "first to invent". But I hope it is the technology company, not Chalco, that came up with the concept. That way, it can be shared with others, for a total industry gain, rather than locked into Chalco smelters for a single competitive advantage.


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Microsoft Hyperlapse aims to turn long, boring first-person videos into something more interesting.
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Microsoft's new Surface Pro runs a full version of Windows 8.1, making it an alternative to conventional laptop PCs.
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Microsoft's OneDrive is getting a photo-centric update in order to compete with Dropbox and other cloud storage services.
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Movie Creator by Microsoft is a new video editing option on the Windows Phone platform.
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Nokia's Lumia 830 comes with optical image stabilization and a range of innovative camera modes.
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Microsoft claims its Project Adam will be more accurate and faster at image recognition than current systems.
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Canon and Microsoft have signed a patent agreement covering "a broad range of products and services each company offers, including certain digital imaging and mobile consumer products."
Jul 3, 2014
The "Lumia Arc of Wonder" combines 50 Nokia Lumia 1020s to create a "bullet effect".
May 23, 2014
Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 offers the computing power of a PC in the shape of a tablet.
May 20, 2014
A leaked letter supposedly reveals that the Nokia Services and Devices division will be renamed to 'Microsoft Mobile'.
Apr 21, 2014
Photosynth has gone beyond the panorama with new features.
Dec 10, 2013
Microsoft has bought the best bits of Nokia: What can we expect from this intriguing mashup?
Sep 7, 2013
The $7.2 billion deal will allow Microsoft to unify its mobile brand.
Sep 3, 2013
Microsoft's SkyDrive has been upping its game in the photo department to better compete with other cloud storage options — but they still have a ways to go on mobile.
Aug 2, 2013
Microsoft's developer conference under way in San Francisco.
Jun 26, 2013
Now you can create and share GIF-like animations with Blink 2.0.
Jun 19, 2013
We round up the best "lenses" for taking photos on a Windows 8 mobile device.
May 14, 2013
Move is the latest instance of Microsoft pursuing makers of Android devices.
Feb 22, 2013
iFixit looks inside the Pro version of Microsoft's first tablet.
Feb 13, 2013
Microsoft has announced pricing and availability for its Surface Windows 8 Pro tablet.
Jan 23, 2013
Is the software giant going to make its own Windows Phone 8 model?
Nov 2, 2012
Microsoft offers insight into its Windows Phone 8 OS at press event.
Oct 29, 2012
Teardown reveals Samsung display and four touchscreen controllers.
Oct 29, 2012
First round of hands-on with Microsoft's Surface tablet has reviewers weighing the good with the bad.
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PC World report: Expert confirms iPad display sharper than Surface, despite Microsoft claims.
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"flat end of an arm of an anchor," 1560s, perhaps from fluke (n.3) on resemblance of shape, or from Low German flügel "wing." Meaning "whale's tail" (in plural, flukes) is 1725.
"lucky stroke, chance hit," 1857, originally a lucky shot at billiards, of uncertain origin.
"flatfish," Old English floc "flatfish," related to Old Norse floke "flatfish," flak "disk, floe" (see flake (n.)). The parasite worm (1660s) so called from resemblance of shape.
fluke 1 (flōōk)
See trematode.
A good or bad stroke of luck; an extraordinary and unpredictable event: My winning was just a fluke/ We got onto that flight by a fluke
[1857+; origin unknown, but perhaps fr fluke, ''flatfish,'' by way of an early 1800s British slang sense of flat, ''easy dupe, victim,'' altered in billiards jargon to fluke, to characterize the seeming chicanery of a good stroke of luck]


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Chip - Fire In The Booth Pt. 2 [Video]Submitted by djlarizzle on Mon, 26/01/2015 - 14:59
Chip - London Boy Mixtape - FREE DOWNLOADSubmitted by djlarizzle on Tue, 25/12/2012 - 21:11
Chip - Cashin' Out Freestyle (Net Video)Submitted by djlarizzle on Thu, 07/06/2012 - 22:03
Here's the latest freestyle from Hustle Gang member Chip on Cash Out's club banger 'Cashin Out'.
Another solid step forward to breaking the US market I think.
Krept, Konan, Yungen ft. Chip - Go Down South (Official Video)Submitted by djlarizzle on Fri, 02/03/2012 - 23:36
T.I. Signs Chipmunk (aka Chip) To Grand HustleSubmitted by djlarizzle on Fri, 02/03/2012 - 18:26
T.I. is expanding his Grand Hustle family. The King of the South has signed British MC Chipmunk (now known as just Chip), Australian rapper Iggy Azalea, and Houston's Trae Tha Truth to his label. He introduced the newest members of the Hustle Gang during an interview with MTV News.
Chip - Rack City (Freestyle)Submitted by djlarizzle on Sat, 11/02/2012 - 06:03
Check out the brand new freestlye of Tyga's club banger 'Rack City' by Chip (formerly known as Chipmunk).
This freestyle sparked a bit of controversy however as the line: ''MC's paying for views, the games f*cked'' was seen to be an indirect dig at UK MC's Krept and Konan. This was not the case however as Chip was quick to take to twitter a claim there is no beef between the MC's.
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Unless you savor the idea of looking like an overgrown relic of your senior prom at every formal event of your adult life, you should own a tux. Think about it: Each time you rent, you're slapping down a hundred … read more →
Plain weave and twill are both in the bag. Time to move on to the final installment of our three-part series on the fundamental weaving techniques: Satin weave. Given the name, it shouldn't come as a shocker that satin weave … read more →


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Running back Kevin Smith, who had off-season surgery on a torn anterior cruciate ligament, expects to be fully healed by training camp July 31.
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Lions running back Kevin Smith, who is recovering from surgery on his left knee, eased his way back into drills Wednesday as the team opened a three-day minicamp in Allen Park.
Smith looked full of vigor as the team worked out in shorts and helmets. As it turned out, Smith also was full of nerves.
"I only did about maybe six, seven plays," Smith said of the morning session. "My first play I dropped the ball, I was so nervous. The next play I caught the ball and tripped and fell and got up. So it's just a progression, but I'm feeling good." ...


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Harvest is a great time of year for photographing wine grapes, which become the most identifiable by their colors, shapes and overall morphology during that fleeting window just before they are picked. Because Spring bud break and flowering occurred as much as two weeks ahead of normal in 2013, Lodi's harvest commenced during the first week of August with earlier ripening grapes like Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, and higher acid/lower sugar Pinot Noir destined for sparkling wine production. Traditionally, harvesting of black skinned grapes for the making of fuller bodied red wines doesn't start in earnest until mid-September, but this.. VIEW MORE »
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Lodi's Mediterranean identity reflected by huge diversity of grapes
What an influential wine blogger thinks of Lodi wines
Elaine Brown, a.k.a. Hawk Wakawaka Wine Reviews, is a wine blogger, journalist, photographer and inveterate illustrator with a moderate yet rapidly growing, significant following. How significant? Somehow her observations, as she travels up and down the West Coast wine regions and (occasionally) the Old Country, always seem to pop up in places like Eric Asimov's New York Times wine articles, or in Jon Bonné's San Francisco Chronicle pieces. Brown, in other words, is influencing the influencers… messin' with the messers. It helps that Brown has a cat's (i.e. curious) nose for wine quality and is instinctively drawn to the cutting-edge, which.. VIEW MORE »
The 10 most interesting Lodi grown wines of 2013
So far in 2013 a number of winery releases have come out that are just begging to be cobbled together in one group. We'll call them exactly what they seem to us: The 10 most interesting wines in Lodi. We're not saying the "10 best," mind you. "Best" is always subjective, and anyone would be totally correct to say that any list of Lodi's "best" would probably be dominated by Zinfandels produced by Harney Lane, St. Amant, Macchia, or any number of Lodi's heralded, artisanal producers. Zinfandel, after all, is the most natural wine grape to grow in Lodi's Mediterranean.. VIEW MORE »
Lodi icon leaves legacy of uncompromised quality & character
Hundreds of related family, friends and colleagues gathered at Vinewood Community Church and Harney Lane Winery today to remember and celebrate the life of George Mettler (born March 14, 1943), who passed away this past February 15, 2013 (please see our September 2013 post, the patriarch of Harney Lane). In many ways, the Harney Lane Lodi Patriarch's Promise ($40) – a varietal blend sourced from grapes grown on the winery property, from four vintages (2007 through 2010) – is a direct reflection of the man, for whom home, love, laughter, family (and just below that, farming and fly fishing) loomed.. VIEW MORE »
Estate Crush's gold medal winning wines signal shift towards restrained wines
Getting a gold medal at each January's San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition is a big deal because it has been involving over 5,500 wines submitted from more than 25 states; making this easily the largest single judging of American wines in the world. Also because the Bay Area wine professionals doing the judging are among the best in the world (also see our previous post, Smallest Lodi wineries earn biggest awards at San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competiton). All wine judgings, as it were, are direct reflections of the taste of the individuals doing the judging – no more, no less. .. VIEW MORE »


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D,C, Weather Forecast: Clouds Showers but Sun for the Holiday
Sun will come back later in the week
Overnight: Cloudy, Muggy, a Few Showers or Tstorms Possible
Lows: Near 65 | Wind: E-SE 5 mph
Tuesday: Cloudy and Humid, Some PM Sun but Chance Showers or T'showers
Highs: Near 80 | Rain: 60% Chance
Wednesday: Partly Cloudy, Warm, Chance PM T'shower
Highs: 79-84 | Rain: 60% Chance
The general area of low pressure is still over us and some showers and storms are still out there. Check out live Doppler. Over the next few days all this will drift to the north and high pressure with almost hot air will build over us as we head to the big Memorial Day weekend. Right now everything looks great for a sunny summery weekend, but we'll have to dodge some more showers and possibly an afternoon thundershower through Wednesday.


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Fort Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) February 28, 2014
It's that time of the year, pull your green outfit out of the closet and get ready to party like a Leprechaun. MacDecals.com, the online store for awesome decals, brings back its March, 4-leaf clover laptop sticker giveaway.
"We got such a positive response last year that the team decided to repeat the 4-leaf clover giveaway," says Pamela Loconto, founder of MacDecals.com. "Its always so nice to receive messages from happy clients who receive a little extra in their packages".
Just like last year, the lucky 4-leaf clover giveaway starts with all orders received on March 1st 2014. The giveaway will last all month long. When you go to MacDecals.com and purchase a decal or skin, you will receive a free green 4-leaf clover with your order.
Macdecals.com wants to wish everyone a safe and fun St. Patrick's Day. Remember Beer before liquor, never been sicker. Liquor before beer, you're in the clear. Don't drink and Drive.
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Founded in December 2011, MacDecals.com is the online store for custom decals, stickers and skins. MacDecals.com specializes in designing and printing the highest quality vinyl decals and sticker graphics for electronic devices: MacBook, iPhone, iMac, iPad, PC laptops, Car Windows and more. A proud, Made in the USA Company, MacDecals.com products are shipped across the globe. MacDecals.com offers more than 200 original decals and gives customers the ability to create their own. For more information on the product or to go order online, visit http://www.macdecals.com.