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JERUSALEM (Jul. 14)
Israeli officials are relaxing somewhat, apparently convinced that the Nixon Administration is determined to take a tougher stand against growing Soviet involvement in the Middle East, at least for the time being. The guarded optimism expressed here today stemmed from analyses of remarks made by Assistant Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco on a television news interview program Sunday. Mr. Sisco told newsmen to take "at face value" President Richard M. Nixon's statement of July 1 that the U.S. will maintain Israel's deterrent military strength as a matter of its own self interest in the Mideast. According to Israeli observers of the American scene, the new, firm line emanating from Washington indicates that President Nixon is in command of U.S. foreign policy and that the State Department has been relatively down-graded. As Israelis see it, there has always been a tug-of-war between pro-Israel elements in the White House and the Arabists in the State Department. The latter are described as middle echelon career diplomats who are said to exercise considerable influence on their superiors who come and go with changing administrations. Some Israeli quarters have expressed satisfaction with indications that President Nixon's chief foreign policy adviser, Dr. Henry Kissinger seems to be influencing Mideast policy more than Secretary of State William P. Rogers. Israelis were not happy with the Mideast peace proposals announced by Mr. Rogers on June 26, especially the first phase which reportedly called for a Suez cease-fire with a 90-day limit.
Analysts here agree nevertheless that Secretary Rogers' new peace initiative is the major objective of U.S. diplomacy. They say the tough talk to the Russians is intended to allay Israeli fears and to make Jerusalem more amenable to parts of the Rogers plan. They say that the U.S. is following a "carrot-and-stick" policy toward Israel. So far the stick has not been used, but the carrot is there in the promise of more jets and other military and economic aid. (Sen. High Scott, of Pennsylvania, the Republican Minority Leader, said over the week-end that he "wouldn't be surprised to see some developments before too long which would be reassuring to Israel in regard to making jets available–particularly replacement planes." Newsweek magazine reports this week that President Nixon has already ordered additional Phantoms sent to Israel to replace combat losses. Sen. Scott said that he and Sen. Jacob K. Javits of New York, a ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee, would meet today with other senators who have publicly urged President Nixon to sell Israel an additional 25 Phantoms and 100 Skyhawk jets. The purpose of the meeting, he said, would be to decide whether to send another public letter to the White House like the one signed by 74 senators last month. Mr. Scott added that a second letter "might not be necessary." According to reports in Washington, the U.S. has still been unable to get a satisfactory reply from Moscow as to its intentions in the Middle East.)

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Development near public forests in Oregon and Washington more than doubled over a thirty-year period according to a new government study.
Researchers from the U.S Forest Service analyzed thousands of locations based on aerial photos from both states. They found the number of buildings constructed near public forests more than doubled from 1974 thru 2005.
Dave Azuma is with the Forest Service, and co-authored the report. He says the largest increase in Oregon occurred in the southern part of the state along the federal Bureau of Land Management property.
That's where a railroad left a patchwork of private and public lands.
"If you look at land use change, it kind of slowed down in the 1990s, but we see the development of the forest land to continue to increase, which sooner or later that will obviously have a huge effect on the forest land," Azuma says.
Azuma says development on the edge of forest lands carries ecological and economic consequences, one being wildfire management.
Oregon and Washington together have 21 million hectares of forested land, about 60 percent of which are public.


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Excerpted from Lance Roberts' Street Talk Live blog,
The biggest problem currently is that there is virtually no expectation, or analysis that incorporates the impact, of an average economic recession ever occurring again. Since business cycle recessions have occurred with regularity throughout history; it is somewhat naive to expect that the current market trajectory will continue when we are already 48 months into the current economic expansion. The chart below, as discussed in "No Recession Now But When" shows the history of U.S. recessions and their respective impact on the financial markets (note: the analysis uses monthly closing data points)
What is important for investors is an understanding that, despite claims to the contrary, a recession will occur in the future. It is simply a function of time. These recessionary drags inflict lasting damage to investment portfolios over time. The table above shows the start and finish dates, prior peak, and peak to trough price declines during previous recessionary periods. The average draw down for all recessionary periods was 30.76% with an average recovery period of 43 months. For someone close to, or in retirement, this can be devastating.
After two recessions so far in this century, which coincided with very sharp market declines, investor's portfolios have yet to recover on an inflation adjusted basis. Furthermore, and most importantly, with a large segment of the investing population heading into retirement in coming years, the demand for income, over capital appreciation, will weigh more heavily on future market growth. Many individuals are now realizing their own mortality and the critical importance of "time" as an investment variable. We simply don't live forever.
While the economy is currently not in a recession - the negative trends in the economic and earnings data certainly require monitoring. With very low lead times between non-recession and recessionary states it is very easy to get swept up in the mean reversion process as forward expectations are realigned with current earnings and economic growth trends. With a market that is driven more than ever by momentum, low volume and high-frequency trading - this reversion processes will continue to swift, and brutal, leaving investors little time to react to market changes. This time is NOT "different" - a recession will reassert itself at some point.


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Ever troubled with a messed up computer by malware infections and find no antivirus success to fix that? The System Restore comes to an option to troubleshoot that and it succeeds in most cases, indeed. Here check more on the how.
What is system restore?
System Restore is a way to undo system changes to the computer without affecting the saved personal files, such as e-mail, documents or photos. And system restore is one of the top options to troubleshoot a computer. And in this article, we will cover steps on how to use System Restore to fix a computer infected by malware.
How to Do System Restore to Fix a Computer Infected by Malware?
As you may know that most online malware do tricks by changing the core system settings like registry entries or system files to perform their tricks, therefore, the system restore, in about 90% cases, can do the trick to restore the system to a previous data and time, called the restore point, just before the infection when the computer is clean and safe.
The restore point refers to a system image saved automatically weekly on the hard disk and the default restore point on your computer would be the latest event like Windows updates, installation of a program, etc. Also, you can manually create the restore point.
To create a restore point
- 1. Open System by clicking the Start button , right-clicking Computer, and then clicking Properties.
2. In the left pane, click System protection. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
3. Click the System Protection tab, and then click Create.
4. In the System Protection dialog box, type a description, and then click Create.
To use System Restore
In Windows 7:
Before you start System Restore, save any open files and close all programs. System Restore will restart your PC.
- 1. Open System Restore by clicking the Start button . In the search box, type System Restore, and then, in the list of results, click System Restore. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
2. Follow the steps in the wizard to choose a restore point and restore your computer.
In Windows XP:
- 1. Log on to Windows as an administrator.
2. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click System Restore.
3. On the Welcome to System Restore page, click to select the Restore my computer to an earlier time option, and then click Next.
4. On the Select a Restore Point page, click the most recent system restore point in the On this list, click a restore point list, and then click Next.
Note, a System Restore message may appear that lists configuration changes that System Restore will make. Click OK.
5. On the Confirm Restore Point Selection page, click Next. System Restore restores the previous Windows XP configuration, and then restarts the computer.
6. Log on to the computer as an administrator. Then, click OK on the System Restore Restoration Complete page.
If you successfully restored your computer to a previous state and the computer runs as expected, you are finished.


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In Memory of Isaac Guillory
2/27/1947 - 12/31/2000
It is a sad way to end the year announcing that our friend Isaac has died. He passed away peacefully from cancer that had gone undetected. Isaac is survived by his wife Victoria, and 4 children Ellie, Jacob, Sienna and Jace. Isaac's family requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to NE Music, Priory House, Lawe Road, South Shields NE332AL, England. Telephone # 44-0191-4276207..
By Lynn Janutka
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"That was Then, and this is Now"
Isaac Guillory's Biography in England
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October 27, 2012, 7:30 pm
This is a story about organist Dennis James, and how, as a lowly undergraduate, he got his hands on a new organ at the IU Auditorium and found a career.
Piano And Organ
"I had been happily playing piano in the Indiana Memorial Union's Whittenberger Auditorium to accompany Professor Harry Geduld's film series for his classes. But when the IU Auditorium got a magnificent concert instrument, I just had to get my hands on it.
"I knew that as an undergraduate, that wasn't going to happen without a plan. As I was thinking about the organ, I remembered the stories my father told me about seeing The Phantom of the Opera when he was just six. My father even remembered the red tinted eyes of the phantom and the impact of the unmasking. He was a little embarrassed to say that he left a wet spot on his seat."
An Ally And A Plan
James discovered that he could actually arrange to use the Auditorium if he were allied with a student organization. "It was part of my early business education. IU's chapter of the American Guild of Organists agreed to sponsor a showing for half of the profits, and left it up to me to ensure a profit."
At this point James began a very budget-conscious thirty day publicity campaign. "I put a single line ad in the Indiana Daily Student: 'The Phantom is Coming.' I made up stickers and put them on the underside of all the toilet seats in the men's restrooms on campus. I stenciled the same message on sidewalks. And finally, just the day before, a friend at the Daily Student wrote a full page story that ran on the front page."
James had printed up four hundred tickets. "Four thousand people showed up. The story ran on NPR: Here was a better fundraiser than bake sales. Schools and colleges began to get in touch with me. My weekends were booked, and I had a career. "


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Negators and binders are function adaptors that are used to build new function objects out of existing function objects. Almost always, negators and binders are applied to functions as part of the process of building an argument list prior to invoking yet another function or generic algorithm.
The negators not1() and not2() take a unary and a binary predicate function object, respectively, and create a new function object that yields the complement of the original. For example, using the widget tester function object defined in Section 22.214.171.124, the function object
yields a binary predicate which takes exactly the same arguments as the widget tester. It is true when the corresponding widget tester is false, and false otherwise. Negators work only with function objects defined as subclasses of the class templates unary_function and binary_function, given earlier.
A binder takes a two-argument function, and binds either the first or second argument to a specific value, thereby yielding a one-argument function. The type of the underlying function object must be a subclass of binary_function. The binder bind1st() binds the first argument, while the binder bind2nd() binds the second.
For example, the binder bind2nd(greater<int>(), 5) creates a function object that tests for being larger than 5. This could be used in the following, which yields an iterator representing the first value in a list larger than 5:
std::list<int>::iterator where = std::find_if(aList.begin(), aList.end(), std::bind2nd(std::greater<int>(), 5));
Combining a binder and a negator, we can create a function object that is true if the argument is divisible by 3, and false otherwise. This function can be used to remove all the multiples of 3 from a list.
std::list<int>::iterator where = std::remove_if(aList.begin(), aList.end(), std::not1(std::bind2nd(std::modulus<int>(), 3)));
A binder is used to tie the widget number of a call to the binary function WidgetTester(), yielding a one-argument function that takes only a widget as argument. This is used to find the first widget that matches the given widget type:
std::list<Widget>::iterator wehave = std::find_if(on_hand.begin(), on_hand.end(), std::bind2nd(WidgetTester(), wid));
NOTE -- The idea described here by the term binder is in other contexts often described by the term curry. It is named after the computer scientist Haskell P. Curry, who used the concept extensively in an influential book on the theory of computation in the 1930s. Curry himself attributed the idea to Moses Schönfinkel, leaving one to wonder why we don't instead refer to binders as Schönfinkels.


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This coming Friday (November 12), the Mercatus Center is co-hosting an event with the Institute for Humane Studies: "Advancing Liberty: Creating Change." If you are in the area and would be interested in joining us, you are more than welcome to.
The event is from noon to 6:00 p.m., with registration opening at 11:30. Our keynote speaker will be Steve Moore of the Wall Street Journal editorial board. He will assess what's in store for the economy post-election. Several other scholars, such as state pension expert Eileen Norcross and policy expert Josh Barro of the Manhattan Institute, will give talks, and I'll be speaking about how we can tackle the alarming growth of government with solutions to the spending problem. Tyler Cowen, economist at George Mason University and blogger at Marginal Revolution, will be there, too.
I hope that if you are in New York, you can attend.
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Coaches hope case to stay is already made
Cable on good terms with Davis, but winning trumps loyalty
Published 4:00 am, Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Raiders coach Tom Cable is a man fighting to shake the interim label but keep the head-coaching job. To that end, he meets weekly with Raiders owner Al Davis to discuss all things Raiders.
Cable wouldn't share intimate details, but this week's meeting was probably short on full-time assurances and long on questions about how the Raiders lost 20-13 to the previously one-win Chiefs on Sunday.
"We talk, yeah," Cable said Monday. "We talked this morning. Like all of us, he's disappointed. One thing he and I share is a tremendous passion for winning.
"Losing is about the worst thing in our lives."
Well then, life hasn't been too good lately for either party.
The Raiders are 3-9 heading into Thursday's game at San Diego, cementing a sixth straight losing season - the longest string in franchise history.
With two more losses, they will be the first team in NFL history to lose at least 11 games for six straight seasons. Not even the 1990s Bengals went there.
Cable is 2-6 since replacing the fired Lane Kiffin two months ago. He's as subordinate to Davis as can be, which is a major bolstering point. Still, Cable also understands that winning trumps loyalty, a life lesson learned the 2-14 way by faithful alum Art Shell in 2006.
So, when asked if Davis gives him any feedback, Cable put it both straight and forward.
"I don't want any right now," Cable said. "Right now, the only feedback I need is wins."
That brings us to Thursday's game against the Chargers, which has nothing to do with preserving the momentum of the 31-10 victory at Denver on Nov. 23 because that ship has sunk.
This is about Cable salvaging his dwindling chances to stay on the job past the next first of the month.
"I just go out and do my job every day," Cable said. "That's all I do and all that stuff will take care of itself."
The only thing Davis hates more than losing is losing to AFC West teams. The Raiders have beaten the Broncos and Chiefs in each of the past two seasons, but the Chargers are another matter.
They've beaten the Raiders 10 straight times and haven't lost to them in San Diego since 2001. But these aren't the same Chargers who won the past two division titles. As coach Norv Turner has it, this team is 4-8, losers of three straight.
"I know it would be significant to the players who have been around for a while," Cable said. "I've actually heard them talk about that exact scenario and how important that would be to them.
"As long as it's important to them, it's very important to me and that's a big deal."
Just as importantly, it would shift the conversation from its current topic: Sunday's fake field-goal try that fumbled its way into a Chiefs touchdown.
The big idea was for kicker Sebastian Janikowski to scamper 18 yards for a first down. Cable stuck by his play call after watching the video, saying the edge was there if Janikowski would have caught the under-the-leg lateral from holder Shane Lechler.
Cable reiterated he doesn't regret making the call. He said it went perfectly in practice for almost two years but that Janikowski "hurried a little bit too much" the first time it counted.
"It worked every time, and that's the shame of it all," Cable said. "If you take a chance like that and it works, everybody things you're a genius. When it doesn't, everyone wants to chew on your butt. So chew."
Asked if Davis did just that Monday morning, Cable punted.
"We talked about a lot of things, a lot of things."
Speaking of Lane: Kiffin was introduced as the University of Tennessee coach Monday, following the footsteps of former coach Bill Callahan from Oakland to a major college program.
"Well, I'm happy for him and his family," Cable said. "He can move forward now. That's what he should do and move to the next step in his career."
Briefly: Players had the day off. They return for a longer-than-normal practice today and leave for San Diego on Wednesday. ... Cable said the team avoided injuries against the Chiefs.


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Date: Tue Oct 06 1998 - 09:21:48 EDT
The second half of Acts 11:26 contains the finite verb EGENETO and three
infinitives. The first two infinitives SUNACQHNAI and DIDAXAI look to me to
be indicating the purpose or result of Barnabas' stay in Antioch, but the
third infinitive CRHMATISAI does not seem to function in parallel with the
other two. How is this construction to be understood?
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The "Wrought
Iron Cemetery Entry" made by Haunted Enterprises is a large, high-end Halloween decoration suitable for
either outdoor or indoor use and acts as an ideal entrance way
into a Halloween graveyard. With its gothic styling, it
really sets the mood. But it can also be used as an
entrance into your property or even indoors as part of your
Halloween party decorations.
Measuring almost
eight feet wide and eight feet tall at its highest point,
this unit makes a very impressive display. You
won't find any plastic on this high quality Halloween prop. Both the horizontal and
vertical frames are made from heavy-duty square steel
tubing, with real wrought iron decorative inserts welded into place.
The "Cemetery" letters are made from large metal letters
are the three Celtic crosses that adorn the top and sides.
We had the
opportunity to watch as one of these was being built by the
manufacturer and a lot of work and materials go into its creation.
Precise cutting of all the steel sections, bending the steel
tubing for the arch, welding the frames
together, welding in the wrought iron decorations, grinding
down and de-burring the welds, painting the unit and finally distressing
it with an antique bronze
finish. Custom painting and finishes are also available by
special order.
While the retail price of $995.00 for the
base unit might
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its important to remember that this is no light-weight prop and will last
virtually forever. They build this item to order, so be sure
to place your order as early as possible.
Setup of this
Halloween display is easy, you simply attach the two bottom
vertical raisers to the two base pieces. Then, attach the
top arch to the two top sections of the vertical raisers and
slip the top and bottom raisers together. The only tool you
need to assemble the display is a Philips screwdriver.
Like many of
their other large Halloween props, Haunted Creations
designed the "Wrought Iron
Cemetery Entry" to break-down into
multiple pieces
for easy storage, but equally as important, so that it could be
shipped via UPS, rather than the
always expensive ground freight method. The basic unit weighs in at 125
They also
manufacture and sell
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pair of
five foot tall, metal, wrought-iron style gates designed to
attach with hinges to the sides of the entry. The second option is
metal wrought-iron style fencing panels that are custom made
and sold by the linear foot. These can be attached on either
side of the entry to enhance the look, or even surround an entire
Halloween cemetery if you
For our indoor Halloween party,
we moved the table and chairs out of the dining room and positioned this unit about
three feet away from the
wall. We then placed a toe
pincher coffin, set on top of stands, against the
wall. On top of the coffin we placed a Jack O' Lantern
in the center and tray's full of treats on either side. We
adorned ours with a small amount of fake cob-webs and perched a fake
raven on top of the arch to look down at our visitors. This
coming Halloween we are going to spray the "Cemetery"
letters with invisible fluorescent
paint and illuminate it with a black light. The rest of the
year it's part of the headboard for our bed, the master
bedroom being done up for Halloween all year long.
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Another Hypnobabies Question... ;)
Ladies who plan to use Hypnobabies for their birth: are we supposed to listen to the tracks "Easy first stage" and "pushing baby out" before the birth? I am assuming not....but do we want to become familiar with them at all before the actual birth?? I have gone through the whole home-study and tracks that go with it... I am rotating between "Hypnotic Childbirth #2" and the "Deepening" track... is that what you all are doing now? Any other tips on what you are all doing to prepare for your Hypnobabies birth?
Thank you! :)
I've been going off this:
I'm working on CD #1 this week (34 weeks) since I had a terrible cold that lasted a long time and couldn't breathe properly to start sooner. :blush:
With my last birth I put on the CD for the birthing day but turned it off in labor since it was annoying me/I wanted it silent :giggle: So I never even listened to pushing baby out either.
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No, you're just supposed to check that the tracks work and NOT listen to them. :) Do you have the workbook? It provides the schedule for each week. I'm technically on the week #6 maintenance rotation now, but with a cold making it difficult to breathe deeply and a sick toddler making it unlikely to find undisturbed time, I've been slacking a bit. Plus I got super tired of Deepening so I just started listening to whatever I want (other than the birthing tracks), since I'm finished the course.
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Okay great... yes, I have finished the home study too and am on the maintenance as well. So, I should still put the birthing tracks on and make sure they don't skip and work/etc.?...so I would be listening to them...but just not following them? ;)
I just got a portable CD player with headphones that I have also been practicing with in hopes of using it in the tub/walking around/etc... during birthing.
I will check out that link you gave, Youtellem...thank you ;)
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DDC - I put each track on my iPod as its own playlist. I had DH listen to the birthing day tracks to make sure that they worked.
I listened to the easy first stage track 2-3 times the day of. When it came time to push/transformation I was in denial about it and never listened to the pushing track. It worked great for me.
Good luck with your birthing times :)
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So glad it worked well for you!...did you walk around/sit in tub/etc. etc... or were you mostly on the bed? Tell me more about your birth if you don't mind! :)
I started having PW at around midnight and left for the hospital around 2:30 pm. I showered and stuff before we left the house. As I moved from room to room I rushed so I didn't have a PW while I was walking.
I was GBS+ so I was supposed to get to the hospital 4 hrs before for the abx. The nurses kept saying "if we keep you" - no one believed I was actually in my birthing time. When they finally checked at almost 4 pm I was a stretchy 7 cm - that got them moving. I had her at 6:53 pm - it was awesome.
Some weird little things that I thought were cool - I was surprised by my special place, I didn't think it would be a good fit and tried to change it but it stuck and it worked. I also visualized my baby with dark hair which didn't make sense since DH and I were blondes at birth and so was DS - she came out with dark hair. I seriously recommend hypnobabies to everyone who is willing to listen to me.
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Super sweet birth Mama! Thanks for sharing :) I am excited to use hypnobabies this time around! So did you automatically go to your special safe place when each birthing wave started? Did you put the Hypnobabies sign on the door when you got there? I can believe that they didn't take you seriously until they checked...I am hoping this has really taught me to calm every part of my body and mind... that's awesome! Is there anything that was still surprisingly uncomfortable/more painful than you thought?...or was hard to keep calm through? Thanks again for all your comments! ;)
We never hung the sign on the door. Once I was checked my MW came by to visit and basically said we could be left alone until my IV abx needed to be changed.
When I hit transformation I reminded myself (out loud) that all I felt was pressure. That was how pushing snuck up on me. I was repeating "Its only pressure" and my MW was quietly getting everything ready for me to push.
And *BOP* I had retained placenta (did with both kids, must be a thing for me) and was able to use the hypnosis for that also - which is obviously totally different than giving birth. *End BOP*
It was a really rewarding experience after my first didn't go how I'd planned. And FTR, my DD was 9 lbs 8oz and 21 in - 3oz bigger than DS. No small fries over here so if anyone is nervous about big babies don't be :)
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It sounds like it all went really well for you Mama... I will hope that ours is as successful! :) Thank you again for all your comments and info! Best wishes on your new little one! :)
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Oblates at Saint Meinrad
The affiliation of lay men and women as oblates of Saint Meinrad Archabbey dates to March 21, 1879, the silver jubilee of the founding of the monastery. On that occasion, Abbot Martin Marty, OSB, Saint Meinrad's first abbot [1870-1880], solemnly introduced the oblate movement at Saint Meinrad.
Promoting the oblate movement was to be one of his main objectives of the next 25 years. However, what was done to further this movement is not known. Any records probably perished in the great fire of 1887, which left only the sandstone walls of the monastery standing.
Abbot Athanasius Schmitt, OSB, Saint Meinrad's third abbot [1898-1930], revived interest in the oblates. On November 18, 1906, he received permission from the Holy See to allow students of the major and minor seminaries to be received as oblates when they became 15 years old.
Records of this movement begin with December 8, 1906, with the enrollment of 21 students. Since 1924, men and women outside the monastery and schools at Saint Meinrad have joined the oblate community.
Today, more than 1,200 men and women are oblates of Saint Meinrad. They strive to seek God in all things. Through their witness, they extend the spirit of the Saint Meinrad monastic community into areas where the monastic community cannot reach or be present.
Two books have been written on the history of Saint Meinrad's oblate community:
- The Benedictine Oblates of Saint Meinrad Archabbey: A Brief History 1879-1999 by Edward L. Shaughnessy, published in 2000.
- An Updated History of the Benedictine Oblate Community of Saint Meinrad Archabbey: 1995-2012 by Ruth Clifford Engs, published in 2012.
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IBM Lotus Software: Problems and Solutions
Communication and collaboration are the two prime requirements of any business, and IBM is trying to answer the same with its Lotus range of software. For years it has been considered as the reliable security-rich and flexible software benefiting businesses in a numerous ways. With real-time collaboration, connectivity or sharing of information they can save money on travel, operational expenses, and infrastructure costs and maximize employee potential. It sets permission for different groups in the companies to allow them to interact in a seamless and secure manner. This effort puts your companies in a winning edge preceding competitors without asking for much investment.
Taking step into the cloud IBM consolidates Lotus further realizing the dream of software as a service concept. Now with a suitable subscription of the service (per user, per month, with options to pay monthly, quarterly or annually), you can empower your work group to do more. The service is shielded by industries' best anti-spam, multi layered antivirus protection, TLS encryption in transit, and Federated identity via SAML. In order to ensure reliability, the services are backed by a 99.9% up time guarantee. According to increasing or diminishing business requirement, you can decide to sign up for combinations of services or stand-alone services. Apart from, create hybrid configurations combining on-premise and on-cloud email.Thus IBM endeavors to construct a partner ecosystem to help IBM Business Partners enter the emerging software as a service market and succeed with products and services that extend social business capabilities.
IBM reviews available with noted tech support or tech media portals portray the ups and downs of the Lotus software in a detailed manner.
Worried as how to setup, deploy and configure the Lotus product? If you have answered yes, then IBM Support is an answer for you. Whether its getting started with the software, or troubleshooting network, and uploading, sharing, and organizing files, connecting with community, creating an activity to manage tasks, hosting an online meeting, etc. you can expect a prompt assistance. Have any errors with inside wiki activities, meetings, communities, contacts, events, wiki files, wiki forms, messaging, notes, iNotes, and security? Get connected with the IBM help desk, and let experts diagnose those in quick and effective manner. IBM also anchors webcast via IBM SmartCloud Meetings with Lotus Development and Support from time to time to address various product related issues, and you can actively take part in it. You can add this event to your calendar by navigating to the International Teleconference Numbers link.
You are free to speak your mind to better the IBM software. Don't keep your experience to yourself, share it with IBM, and let them make it better for you and the rest of the world. Select your product and version number and provide feedback and submit it. Its just a matter of few clicks, and you are done. Third-party customer service providers have also portrayed respective tech support services for IBM software, servers and storage systems. Fortunately, you can avail of IBM repair and maintenance at the comfort of your home or office anytime to derive maximum from the IT investment.
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Even though, Matt Cutts has not announced his retirement from Google, companies have started luring him with attractive packages. Jeremy of Shoe Money asked a simple question, 'Would you hire Matt Cutts?' In the post, the writer shows various offers that are being made to lure the Googler. Pepperjam, the largest full service SEM company in the world, is ready to hire Cutts in a fraction of seconds for a salary package of $250K plus profit sharing and stock.
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Don't send a resume, these jobs aren't open
Published 12:00 am, Friday, September 17, 2010
Albany can keep its farewell champagne on ice.
Eyebrows raised when the city recently posted two job openings for positions currently occupied by longtime friends of Mayor Jerry Jennings -- including the mayor's executive assistant, former Common Council President Bob Van Amburgh.
The other belonged to Jerry Spicer, who runs the city's Kid by Kid youth program.
Both men have known Jennings since all three worked for the city school district. Their departures would seem certain to fuel speculation about the mayor's plans should his friend Andrew Cuomo win November's gubernatorial election.
It appears, however, that neither Jennings aide is leaving his current post.
After initially being cryptic about his future plans, Van Amburgh said the jobs have been posted in accordance with state requirements linked to the city's attempt to renew both men's pension waivers, which allow them to collect their public pensions while continuing to make more than $30,000 on the city payroll. (Both men earned salaries between $58,000 and $59,000 in 2009.)
That news infuriated Common Council President Carolyn McLaughlin, who said council members were encouraged to spread the word about the jobs in the community -- jobs she said it now appears are not actually open.
"I definitely feel duped," McLaughlin told Inside Politics. "Why would you tell people to apply for a job that you know they're never going to get."
McLaughlin said she personally spoke to about 10 constituents about the jobs.
Neither job is covered by civil service. Van Amburgh, who is one of Jennings' closest aides, is considered an exempt-class employee. Spicer's job is classified as non-competitive, policy influencing.
The state Civil Service Commission will ultimately make the decision on whether the men can keep their waivers for another two years.
Surviving in Troy
Troy City Democratic Chairman Frank LaPosta isn't popular with some of the city's Democratic elected officials. He's been outspoken about wanting Democrats allegedly involved in the 2009 Working Families Party primary absentee ballot fraud scandal to come clean and cooperate with investigators. He's even facing a move to dump him when the committee reorganizes. But in the 8th Election District where he's a committeeman, LaPosta was retained by local Democrats.
LaPosta finished second in the four-candidate field for the two committee spots in the district. LaPosta edged out Louis J. Schneider, a part-time employee in the city clerk's office. City Clerk Bill McInerney is one of the nine Democrats under investigation.
"This support came despite the best efforts of certain party leaders who entered their own candidates in a district primary in an effort to defeat me in response to my effort to clean up the Democratic Party and ensure law enforcement officials the full cooperation they deserve as they investigate the voter fraud scandal that has plagued certain party leaders and officials," LaPosta said.
Minor victories
State Sen. Neil Breslin proved Tuesday that he was not as vulnerable as his detractors believed, cruising past his Democratic primary challenger, Luke Martland, with a double-digit victory.
But according to unofficial results from the Albany County Board of Elections, support for Breslin wasn't universal across the county's 13 cities and towns.
Martland, an Albany attorney and political newcomer, won five of them. But four of those victories came by 20 votes or fewer, not including as-yet uncounted absentee ballots -- not nearly enough to overcome Breslin's double-digit wins in the key population centers of Albany, Colonie, Bethlehem and Guilderland.
All totaled, Breslin won 53.5 percent of the nearly 20,000 votes cast to Martland's 38.7 percent -- a comfortable margin but a far cry from the roughly 76 percent of the vote Breslin won against two relatively unknown primary challengers, David Weiss and Charlie Voelker, in 2008.
The incumbent, however, lost not only the city of Cohoes (by 20 votes) but also Green Island (by 12 votes). Home to the McNulty family, not least of which being former congressman and big-time Breslin supporter Michael McNulty (who told his familiar "not enough Breslins" story at the senator's campaign launch), Green Island may be tiny but has long been an unofficial epicenter of the county's Democratic Party.
Martland also appears to have won Westerlo, Coeymans and Berne, where unofficial results had him winning by 72 votes, his largest margin.
Inside Politics is a companion to the Local Politics blog -- http://blogs.timesunion.com/localpolitics -- and compiled by Jordan Carleo-Evangelist. Reach the Insider via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com, on the phone at 454-5445 or at http://twitter.com/tulocalpolitics.


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Derrick Rose had a season to remember in 2010-2011! In 81 games, Rose averaged 25 points, 4.1 rebounds, 7.7 assists, and 1 steal per game and led the Chicago Bulls to the league's best record at 62-20. The struggles of Bulls teams of the previous years are a fading memory as D-Rose has wowed the fans at the United Center with high flying acrobatics and clutch shots.
This past week Derrick Rose became the youngest player to ever win the coveted NBA Most Valuable Player Award.
Perhaps even more impressive about this 23 year old young man is his maturity and genuine nature. After watching his acceptance speech, it's hard to imagine a player who is more grateful for the honor. He is someone who understands how fortunate he is to play the game of basketball and to have such a loving family.
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The Justin Forsett fan club can rejoice – the Seahawks signed the rookie running back from Cal to their practice squad today.
They also added quarterback Travis Lulay.
To clear spots, wide receiver Trent Shelton and running back Matt Lawrence were released from the practice squad.
Forsett, a seventh-round draft choice, was released Sept. 9 and signed to the Colts' 53-man roster before the Seahawks could sign him to the practice squad. Forsett returned 11 kickoffs for 248 yards in three games with the Colts.


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Slappa M.A.S.K. Custom Build 17" Laptop Backpack Review - Pictures
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- Written by Inferno on June 20th 2010 at 5:16pm
Slappa was kind enough to allow us to review their M.A.S.K. Custom Laptop backpack, and sent it to us with the "High Five" face, Blue Lining, and two inserts!
Let's dive right in and take a look at the Slappa M.A.S.K. laptop backpack!
Let's start off with a few unique features of the M.A.S.K. backpack, and there are plenty of them!
From Slappa:
The front "face" is completely removable and can be switched with
another that fits your personal style better the KOA has more pocket room
with 3 huge separate pockets with a ton of space for gear, drinks, games,
etc. The High Five is also very cool, but has more of a collegiate feel.
There will be more faces that will come out in the near future.
The laptop area can be opened completely and laid flat on the table,
it is great for travelling, and when you have to go through the x-ray you
can just open the bag completely and not have to remove the computer. The
side straps disconnect to allow you to open it completely or to cinch it
tighter if you are not carrying as much as you can in the back.
The interior comes in 3 colors, red, blue, and black. You can also
chooses one of 12 (currently 12 moving toward 30) inserts from artists all
over the world. The custom art inserts allow each consumer to choose the
piece that fits their personality.
This bag is ideal for the gamers who carry 15'-17" computers; DJ's
who bring all of their gear with them from one venue to another, the weekend
traveler, photographers and outdoorsmen.
These are just a few examples of the level of detail and thought that was put into this backpack, it seems very apparent that Slappa is really working toward the perfect bag, and one that anyone might find to be the best solution for their needs!
The flash produces a sharp contrast between the different materials, other pictures will show that the various pieces do not stand out from each other that distinctly on the bag in normal lighting conditions.
This is the front section which can be taken off and replaced with the KOA face, which is more accommodating to larger items, where the "High Five" face which we have here is more collegiate focused. I really like Slappa's usage of their logo in the design of their products. Where most companies' logos are a design detriment, Slappa uses it to their advantage, and it looks great as well (as you will see more of later).
Here is the rear of the backpack, with the "High Five" padding on the back, once again, another great way to incorporate the neat Slappa logo.
Here is the 'High Five" portion of the bag opened up, and even the "small" pocket of the bag has plenty of room for a wide variety of things!
This is how the "High Five" portion zips on/off of the main portion of the backpack, and can be switched with the KOA or future faces!
This is the front side of the middle pocket, and there are more pockets and storage options for any of your knick knacks you want to have with you!
Here is the front portion of the main laptop portion, and, again, plenty of storage pockets, and a larger zippered portion which you could use for a variety of wider, flat items, maybe even your new netbook or tablet along with your laptop, but I've been using it for my battery charger for my laptop.
This is the flap of the padded laptop pocket, and it fits my rather larger 17-inch laptop very snugly! Just a reminder that the inner color can also be customized when you order your backpack from Slappa!
Here you can see how well my 17-inch HP DV9000z laptop fits, and the padding all around the laptop makes it feel very secure, and very safe!
Here is the middle portion, with the velcro strips exposed where you may attach one of Slappa's artist-designed inserts to further personalize your backpack, like we said before, a backpack has never felt so much like yours .
Here are two of the inserts Slappa sent us, which velcro into the middle compartment of the backpack.
Here is one of the inserts "installed" into our backpack, it really adds a nice touch to the bag!
This is the lower zipper portion of the main laptop section, showing how it "over-zips" to allow the backpack to lay completely flat, ideal for those taking their computers through an airport, no detail left unnoticed!
Once again, showing how the main portion of the backpack is able to lay out completely flat.
Now, let's move onto another important aspect of any backpack, strength, protection, and durability!


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Novell, Who?Well, the fat lady has sung, and Novell is no more. I'd like to say the company fought the good fight, but I can't bring myself to do so. I expected, or at least hoped for, a better end. We are now evaluating our options as to how quickly we can work our way out of Novell's presence in our environment. File and print? Underway. Zenworks? Probably no later than the end of this year. Novell client? A little longer; that wraps into e-mail. We are evaluating RFPs now, and should have an action plan for conversion in 2012. That leaves Linux. We have been heavily committed to SuSE, using it for file and print as well as Oracle RAC clusters. File and print will be going Microsoft, and our AD implementation is in process. I expect that we will migrate our Linux to Red Hat. I have no desire to put our databases on Microsoft servers - they tend to be too expensive and clustering for RAC is hard enough in a Linux environment.
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|Oracle® Communications Network Integrity Security Guide
Release 7.1
|PDF · Mobi · ePub
This chapter provides an overview of Oracle Communications Network Integrity security.
The following principles are fundamental to using any application securely:
Keep software up to date. This includes the latest product release and any patches that apply to it.
Limit privileges as much as possible. Users should be given only the access necessary to perform their work. User privileges should be reviewed periodically to determine relevance to current work requirements.
Monitor system activity. Establish who should access which system components, how often they should be accessed, and who should monitor those components.
Install software securely. For example, use firewalls, secure protocols (such as SSL), and secure passwords. See "Performing a Secure Network Integrity Installation" for more information.
Learn about and use Network Integrity security features. See "Implementing Network Integrity Security" for more information.
Use secure development practices. For example, take advantage of existing database security functionality instead of creating your own application security. See "Security Considerations for Developers" for more information.
Keep up to date on security information. Oracle regularly issues security-related patch updates and security alerts. You must install all security patches as soon as possible. See "Critical Patch Updates and Security Alerts" on the Oracle Web site:
When planning your Network Integrity implementation, consider the following:
Which resources must be protected? For example:
You must protect customer data.
You must protect internal data, such as proprietary source code.
You must protect system components from being disabled by external attacks or intentional system overloads.
Who are you protecting data from?
For example, if your business has service subscribers, you must protect their data from other subscribers, but someone in your organization might have to access that data to manage it. You can analyze your workflows to determine who needs access to the data; for example, a system administrator could manage your system components without needing to access the system data.
What happens if protections on strategic resources fail?
In some cases, a fault in your security scheme is nothing more than an inconvenience. In other cases, a fault might cause great damage to you or your customers. Understanding the security ramifications of each resource helps you protect it properly
Figure 1-1 shows all the various components that can comprise Network Integrity, including the components to which it connects. Each installed or integrated component requires special steps and configurations to ensure system security.
Figure 1-2 shows a single-computer installation topology: the simplest Network Integrity deployment architecture.
Figure 1-2 Single-Computer Deployment
In this topology, all the application components and data are kept on a single system, protected from external attacks by a firewall. The firewall can be configured to block known illegal traffic types. There are fewer resources to secure because all the components are on a single system and all the communication is local. Fewer ports have to be opened through the firewall.
Conversely, there are fewer points of attack, and if security is compromised, an attacker would have access to the entire system and data.
A single-computer installation topology is best suited for test and lab environments:
A single-computer deployment is cost effective for small organizations but does not provide high availability because all components are stored on a single system.
Figure 1-3 shows a tiered installation deployment: a scalable Network Integrity deployment offering greater security and high availability.
In this topology, the application tier is isolated by firewalls from both the Internet and the intranet. The database and servers are protected from potential attacks by two layers of firewall. Both firewalls can be configured to block known illegal traffic types. The two layers of firewall provide intrusion containment. Although there are a greater number of components to secure, and more ports have to be opened to allow secure communication between the tiers, the attack surface is spread out.
This section lists Network Integrity-specific OS security configurations. This section applies to all supported OSs.
Network Integrity communicates through the firewall with various components on specific ports. Ensure that the OS IPtables for the firewalls are configured to manage traffic on the following ports:
Port 22 (optional, both directions): Used by the File Transfer and Parsing cartridge for SSH communication. Close this port if you are not using the File Transfer and Parsing cartridge.
WebLogic Server SSL listen ports (both directions): Used by Administration and Managed servers for listening for traffic.
CORBA Name Server port or SSL port (optional, both directions): Used by the CORBA cartridge and Optical TMF814 CORBA cartridge to retrieve device data from element and network management systems. Close this port if you are not using the CORBA and Optical TMF814 CORBA cartridges.
Port 992 (optional, both directions): Used by the TL1 cartridge for SSH communication. Close this port if you are not using the TL1 cartridge.
SNMP port (optional, both directions): Used for scanning SNMP devices. By default, the SNMP port is port 161. Close this port if you are not using an SNMP cartridge.
Oracle Database listener ports: Used by the Oracle Database for listening for traffic.
Close all unused ports, especially non-SSL ports. Opt for SSL-enabled ports, instead of non-SSL ports, for all communications (for example: HTTPS, IIOPS, t3s).
For more information about securing your OS, see your OS documentation.
This section lists the Network Integrity-specific security configurations for the Oracle Database:
For more information about securing Oracle Database, see Oracle Database Security Guide and Oracle Database Advanced Security Administrator's Guide.
Network Integrity encrypts sensitive information and stores the encrypted data in the database. The Network Integrity encryption mechanism uses the advanced encryption standard (AES) algorithm.
The following data is encrypted:
Customer information
Discovered information
Scan information
All data written to the database
It is also possible (but not recommended) to encrypt the Network Integrity tablespace and schema, at the expense of system performance. Encrypting the schema and tablespace is not necessary, because the database is sufficiently secure without the encryption.
If you must encrypt the tablespace and schema, use Oracle Database Transparent Data Encryption (TDE), because it supports AES.
You must configure TDE on the tablespace before creating the Network Integrity schema. See Oracle Database Advanced Security Administrator's Guide for more information.
Encrypting network data is a critical security measure that ensures that data travelling over the network is difficult to intercept and access.
Secure network connections to the Oracle Database using the Oracle Advanced Security feature. You can configure the Oracle Database with either Network Data Encryption and SSL authentication, as both ensure that the data is secure while travelling over the network.
The Oracle Advanced Security feature also provides security against the following types of attacks:
Data modification attack, where an unauthorized party intercepts data in transit over the network, alters it, and transmits the altered data to the database.
Replay attack, where an unauthorized party repeatedly transmits entire sets of valid data.
Use the Oracle Advanced Security feature to enable SSL authentication, using a digital certificate, on data that travels over the network to the database. See Oracle Database Advanced Security Administrator's Guide for more information.
Using SSL authentication allows Network Integrity to communicate with servers over an encrypted connection and to communicate with the database over an encrypted connection.
SSL authentication supports the following authentication modes:
Only the server authenticates itself to the client.
Both client and server authenticate themselves to each other.
Neither the client nor the server authenticate with each other (SSL encryption feature by itself).
For information about securing WebLogic Server, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Securing a Production Environment for Oracle WebLogic Server.
Authorization is the process where the interactions between users and WebLogic Server resources are controlled, based on user identity or other information. In WebLogic Server, an Authorization provider is used to limit the interactions between users and WebLogic resources to ensure integrity, confidentiality, and availability.
For more information about changing WebLogic Server passwords, see Network Integrity System Administrator's Guide.
A WebLogic Server resource is a structured object used to represent an underlying WebLogic Server entity, which can be protected from unauthorized access using security roles and security policies.
WebLogic resources are hierarchical. Therefore, the level at which you define these security roles and security policies is up to you. For example, you can define security roles and security policies on entire enterprise applications; an Enterprise Java Bean JAR containing multiple EJBs; a particular Enterprise Java Bean (EJB) within that JAR; or a single method within that EJB.
Security policies replace access control lists and answer the question "Who has access to a WebLogic server resource?" A security policy is created when you define an association between a WebLogic resource and one or more users, groups, or security roles. You can optionally define date and time constraints for a security policy. A WebLogic resource has no protection until you assign it a security policy.
Security policies are stored in an authorization provider's database. By default, the XACML Authorization provider is configured in a domain, and security policies are stored in the embedded LDAP server.
To use a user or group to create a security policy, the user or group must be defined in the security provider database for the authentication provider that is configured in the default security realm. To use a security role to create a security policy, the security role must be defined in the security provider database for the Role Mapping provider that is configured in the default security realm. By default, the authentication and XACML Role Mapping providers are configured in the database in the embedded LDAP server. Also by default, security policies are defined in WebLogic Server resources. These security policies are based on security roles and default global groups. You also have the option of basing a security policy on a user.
SSL enables secure communication between applications connected through the Web. WebLogic Server fully supports SSL communication. By default, WebLogic Server is configured for one-way SSL authentication. Using the Administration Console, you can configure WebLogic Server for two-way SSL authentication.
To use one-way SSL from a client to a server, enable the SSL port on the server, configure identity for the server and trust for the client.
To use two-way SSL between a client and a server, enable two-way SSL on the server, configure trust for the server, and identity for the server.
In either case, the trusted CA certificates must include the trusted CA certificate that issued the peer's identity certificate. This certificate does not necessarily have to be the root CA certificate.
To acquire a digital certificate for your server, generate a public key, private key, and a Certificate Signature Request (CSR), which contains your public key. Send the CSR request to a certificate authority and follow their procedures for obtaining a signed digital certificate.
After you have your private keys, digital certificates, and any additional trusted CA certificates that you may need, you must store them so that WebLogic Server can use them to verify identity. Store private keys and certificates in keystores.
For more information on security fundamentals, see the Oracle Fusion Middleware documentation:
Caution:Network Integrity uses HTTPS to connect to the UI, by default. You must enable both SSL and TLS for your browser to connect to the Network Integrity UI.
Network Integrity uses a demonstration CA certificate provided by the WebLogic Server. As a result, when you connect to the Network Integrity UI for the first time, the browser displays a warning page with a message indicating that the security certificate presented is not issued by a trusted certificate authority.
This is expected behavior. Accept this untrusted certificate and continue to connect to the Network Integrity UI.
Oracle recommends that you use Oracle Internet Directory for identity management (for example, users, roles, certificates). You can also use an external LDAP, which you must integrate with Network Integrity through the WebLogic Application Server.
For information about setting up Oracle Internet Directory, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Oracle Internet Directory.
For information about setting up an external LDAP, see the LDAP application documentation. For information about Security Realms and setting up Network Integrity with the external LDAP, see Network Integrity System Administrator's Guide.
Oracle recommends that you not use FINE or lower logging levels for Network Integrity. By default, WebLogic Server uses a higher log level for Network Integrity. An explicit administrative action is required to change the log level. See Network Integrity System Administrator's Guide for more information.
When the log levels are set to FINE or lower, the log levels can contain raw exceptions and stack traces that could be exploited to compromise the security of your Network Integrity system.
Network Integrity uses other Oracle products, such as Oracle Database and Oracle WebLogic Server. See the following documents, as they apply to Network Integrity:
Oracle Database Security Guide
Oracle Fusion Middleware Securing a Production Environment for Oracle WebLogic Server
Oracle Application Server Security Guide
Oracle Application Server Administrator's Guide


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I have at least one clock in the five main rooms of my house—for a total of eight if I count my computer, cell phone and wristwatch. Today, when I opened my eyes, the first thing I did was look at my clock: it was 6:36 am. After drinking my morning coffee and reading the online news, I fixed my breakfast and read my morning devotions and daily bible passages. About two hours later, I took a shower, dressed and gave my brother a ride to work. He was early, because I had to drop him off on my way to church. I too was early, getting there about twenty minutes before the 10:30 am service. There was time for another cup of coffee.
My life is very time-oriented. Even the counseling I do typically has a time-orientation: sessions are scheduled for an hour. Focusing on the "objective" passing of time as shown by a clock is what Vern Poythress described in Redeeming Science as a clock orientation. Another, more subjective experience of time focuses on the rhythms of human events. Here, we interact with one another or with created things (like now with my computer). These interactions have natural groupings of beginnings, middles and ends; and they end when they are over. Poythress called this an "interactive orientation."
All human beings are aware of both kinds of time orientation. We can have interactive experiences of time in which we "lose track of time" and then realize it is later than we thought. I have been in counseling sessions where I lost track of time and felt I had to apologize to the next scheduled person who I kept waiting 10 or 15 minutes. Poythress said this is a consequence of our postindustrial American culture, which has a strong clock orientation.
Preindustrial societies have an interactive time orientation. Meetings start when everyone is there and end when the participants are "finished." There isn't an overt or implicit attention to objective time. Robert Levine commented in his book A Geography of Time that "life on the clock is clearly out of line with virtually all of recorded history." Poythress said in Redeeming Science:
Clock time is more merciless than nature's obvious rhythms. In the ancient world before the arrival of mechanical clocks, you experienced the rhythm of the seasons and the rhythm of day and night, but not the mechanical rhythm of the ticking clock.
Parallel with the progress of science and technology, a clock orientation has increasingly become an integral part of how we view the world and even how we read our bibles.
Poythress noted that if you went to Genesis 1 with a clock orientation, your focus would be on how long (according to a clock) it took to complete the creation account. But if you approached Genesis 1 with an interactive orientation, you'd ask what important events took place, and what their meaning could be. Remember that humans don't appear until day six. But God was present "working with a rhythm like that of human work." Immediately he'd know that it took six days; "six human-like cycles of work and rest, followed by a seventh day of longer rest."
The pattern that would strike him would be the rhythm of work and not the rhythm of the ticking clock. And the days are truly days because of their correspondence to the human rhythm of the workday: "And there was evening and there was morning …" How long the days took as measured by a clock was a secondary issue.
Americans, because of their strong clock orientation, have a tendency to press the "question of clock ticks" since it is so much a factor in American culture. So when someone is asserting that the days of Genesis 1 were "ordinary days," the person "is claiming the days were ordinary by clock time." A person with an interactive time orientation would never call them "ordinary." In terms of what took place within them, "they were among the most extraordinary days in all of history!"
Poythress suggested that when insisting upon a strict 24-hour-day viewpoint for Genesis 1, its proponents had adopted a clock orientation of time and perhaps "unconsciously given in to the philosophical primacy of a modern scientific orientation toward precise, quantitative measurement of time."
Placing the 24-hour-day view of Genesis 1 as a cornerstone doctrine for conservative Christians has never sat right with me. So when I read the discussion of a distinction between clock orientation and interactive orientation by Vern Poythress in Redeeming Science, I wanted to make it available to a wider audience.
There can be a lack of grace and narrow-minded critique of individuals who disagree with a young earth creationist, 24-hour-day view of the Genesis days of creation. I see this in what Ken Ham wrote in his blog post about Hugh Ross, who has a day-age-view of the days in Genesis. Ken Ham is the president of Answers in Genesis, a self-described apologetics ministry with a young earth creation view. I think Deborah Haarsma, the President of the Biologos Foundation, has the right response, in her blog: have a gracious dialogue with those who differ on this view; it's a disagreement among believers.
Vern Poythress noted how the Genesis account of creation and the Fall in Genesis chapters 1-3 provides a foundation for the doctrines of God, nature, humanity, sin and the Sabbath. And in terms of basic theology, the principal approaches to interpreting the Genesis creation account have the same outcome. They all affirm the same theological truths. And the exact amount of time that it took to accomplish creation makes no theological difference to these basic truths.
The theology of creation, and the theology of God's control and goodness displayed in creation, remain fundamentally the same, however short or long the timing for the various acts of creation (Vern Poythress, Redeeming Science, 114).


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