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On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 6:43 PM, Fyodor <fyodor () nmap org> wrote:
Hi Folks. Long time members of this list may recall my proposal in 2006
to better formalize Nmap's open source license. Right now the license is
basically a mishmash of GPLv2 with several paragraphs of clarifications and
exceptions. It is confusing to people, and it is also missing some
important provisions of newer open source licenses. So back in 2006, I
created an "Nmap Public Source License" which is still based on GPLv2, but
also contains key provisions from other open source licenses.
OK, it's been four more months but I have some updates on this. First of
all, I think it would be better to base NPSL on GPLv3 rather than GPLv2.
When I wrote the first NPSL draft, GPLv3 was still in the
review/discussion phase. So I'm going to make a new version and circulate
it here for comments.
But I'm not about to delay an Nmap release for this, so I just made some
minor "patch" changes last night to Nmap's existing license instead.
Hopefully this will close some loopholes and stop the biggest abusers.
In related news, I've released a new version of Nmap (6.40) to the web
site, just in time for Defcon and Black Hat! I'm working on finishing the
changelog and then I'll send a more formal announcement out.
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When referring to an organization unit of an institution of higher education, any academic unit that offers one or more academic majors in disciplines or content areas corresponding to the academic subjects in which teachers teach; an when referring to a specific academic subject, the disciplines or content areas in which an academic major is offered by an organizational unit (Title II, Part A, section 2102).
Cooperative Educational Service Agency. There are twelve such agencies, or districts, in Wisconsin.
Core subjects
For this program the core subjects are defined to be "English, reading or language arts, mathematics, science, foreign languages, civics and government, economics, arts, history, and geography" (NCLB Title IX, Part A, section 911).
Department of Public Instruction.
Eligible Partnership
An Eligible Partnership is an entity that includes (i.) a private or state institution of higher education and the division of the institution that prepares teachers and principals AND (ii.) a school of arts and sciences AND (iii.) a high-need LEA." The Eligible Partnership may include another education related entity. (NCLB Title II, Part A, Subpart 3, Section 2132)
Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965
An LEA that serves not fewer than 10,000 children from families with incomes below the poverty line; or for which not less than 20 percent of the children served by the agency are from families with incomes below the poverty line; and for which there is a high percentage of teachers not teaching in the academic subjects or grade levels that the teachers were trained to teach; or for which there is a high percentage of teachers with emergency, provisional, or temporary certification of licensing (Title II, Part A, section 2102).
- When the term "highly-qualified teacher" is used with respect to any public elementary school or secondary school teacher teaching in a State, it means that:
- The teacher hasobtained full State certification as a teacher (including certification obtained through alternative routes to certification) or passed the State teacher licensing examination, and holds a license to teach in such State, except that when the term is used with respect to any teacher teaching in a public charter school, the term means that the teacher meets the certification or licensing requirements set forth in the State's public charter school law; and
- The teacher has not had certification or licensure requirements waived on an emergency, temporary, or provisional basis.
- When the term "highly-qualified teacher" is used with respect to:
- An elementary school teacher who is new to the profession, it means that the teacher has met the requirements of paragraph (A) above, and:
- Holds at least a bachelor's degree; and
- Has demonstrated, by passing a rigorous State test, subject knowledge and teaching skills in reading, writing, mathematics, and other areas of the basic elementary school curriculum (which may consist of passing a State-required certification or licensing test or tests in reading, writing, mathematics, and other areas of basic elementary school curriculum); or
- A middle school or secondary teacher who is new to the profession, it means that the teacher has met the requirements of paragraph (A) above, holds at least a bachelor's degree, and has demonstrated a high level of competency in each of the academic subjects in which the teacher teaches by:
- Passing a rigorous State academic subject test in each of the academic subjects in which the teacher teaches (which may consist of a passing level of performance on a State-required certification or licensing test or tests in each of the academic subjects in which the teacher teaches); or
- Successful completion, in each of the academic subjects in which the teacher teaches, of an academic major, a graduate degree, coursework equivalent to an undergraduate academic major, or advanced certification or credentialing.
- An elementary school teacher who is new to the profession, it means that the teacher has met the requirements of paragraph (A) above, and:
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- Holds at least a bachelor's degree,
- Has met the applicable standard in the clauses of sub-paragraph (B), which includes an option for a test; or
- Demonstrates competence in all the academic subjects in which the teacher teachers based on a high objective uniform State standard of evaluation that-
- Is set by the State for both grade appropriate academic subject matter knowledge and teaching skills;
- Is aligned with challenging State academic content and student academic achievement standards and developed in consultation with core content specialists, teachers, principals, and school administrators;
- Provides objective, coherent information about the teacher's attainment of core content knowledge in the academic subjects in which a teachers teaches;
- Is applied uniformly to all teachers in the same academic subject and the same grade level throughout the State;
- Takes into consideration, but not be based primarily on, the time the teacher has been teaching in the academic subject;
- Is made available to the public upon request; and
- May involve multiple, objective measures of teacher competency. [Title IX, Part A, section 9101 (23)]
Institution of Higher Education. This includes both private and public institutions. It includes both two-year and four-year institutions.
A Local Education Agency. This may be a single public school, a public school district, or a consortium of public schools or districts. For example, one of the CESA districts could serve as the LEA for purposes of this program. Note: While teachers of private schools are eligible to participate in Eisenhower projects, private schools may not serve as the LEA.
No Child Left Behind Act of 2001
Professional Development Activities
Activities that –
- improve and increase teachers' knowledge of the academic subject they teach;
- are an integral part of broad school-wide and district-wide educational improvement plans;
- give teachers, principals, and administrators the knowledge and skills to provide students with the opportunity to meet challenging state content standards;
- improve classroom management skills;
- are high quality, sustained, intensive, and classroom focused;
- are not 1-day or short-term workshops or conferences;
- advance teacher understanding of effective instructional strategies that are scientifically based and improve student academic achievement;
- are aligned with state content standards and curricula tied to these standards;
- are developed with extensive participation of teachers, principals, parents, and administrators;
- are regularly evaluated for their impact on increased teacher effectiveness and improved student achievement." (NCLB Title IX, Section 9101)
State Agency for Education. This is the state agency that is responsible for K-12 education. In Wisconsin the SAE is DPI
State Agency for Higher Education. In Wisconsin the SAHE is UW System
Scientifically Based Research
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calling a level "the truth" doesn't make all of it's contents true. it's all based on rumours and speculation. there are always people who cry conspiracy when they feel they are missing out, lbp is not immune to that
haha stop it, i'm ticklish
it's ignorant of you to buy into his nonsense, he knows none of us personally and bases everything on rumour and speculation. my first mm pick was spotted on on the cool pages by spaff, steven picked dem bones after seeing a video of it on youtube, there is no conspiracy here. grow up.
why? is he giving away chocolate chip cookies?
no, i dont do h4h, hyperdude is a friend who was just trolling me for the lols
i havnt played your level, but already know how to look up and down, it just doesnt make any sense to do so in my previous games, all you need in another normal game camera and change between them with an ala.logue signal.
I hearted you, now you have to heart me
hard to say when i dont know what the infi layer block is
interesting comment coming from someone who republished my copyable level....... thats not why it was made copyable
By acdramon
as you may have noticed i havnt published anything for over a year. if i realy cared about popularity i would have pumped out sequels to dem bones with the updated logic seen in the last level i published, but I havnt really touched lbp for more than 12 months. the challenge of finding new logic techniques just wasnt there anymore
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Industrial Design Digital Drawing.Brand image redesign: Clorox Bleach.December, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Industrial Design Digital Drawing.SAiDY (Secondary AssIstive DisplaY) "smart watch". A conceptual smart watch I drew for my IDDD class; the SAiDY is a button-less and port-less "smart watch" that communicates via Bluetooth 4.0 to an iOS or Android device to relay notifications, relative and relevant information, as well as basic playback controls and biometric info. (via a series of conductors imbedded in the silicone wrist band). The device charges via Inductive Charging and is activated/deactivated when the user makes physical contact with the wrist band and/or device (motion sensors behind the glass detect the movement of a sleeve or arm as well as appropriately placed eye location; conductors in the wristband detect a user's hear rate, body temperature and perspiration levels). The body is composed out of an Aluminium monocoque that is machined from a pre-curved substrate. This is to ensure the least amount of material is wasted in the machining process (Aluminium scarps can be re-melted and put back into succeeding substrates). The colored details that run along the device are part of the monocoque; they are rendered by first coating the monocoque with wax in all areas except for the sidewalls, where the dye is intended to reside. After the monocoque is presented with the dye, the wax is removed (and recycled for further use) enabling the two colored sidewalls amongst the anodized Aluminium. The top is composed of a single piece of synthetic sapphire crystal and contains a highly-calibrated capacitive digitizer. The display is an IPS LED display, composed on a flexible PCB to allow the display to mimmic the slight curve of the user's wrist and the overall form of the device. A customized lithium-polymer battery sits immediately below the display and adjacent to a logic board (consisting of an ARM SoC microprocessor, power and wireless controllers, data storage, and display and digitizer controllers).Theoretically, the band is attached to only one end of the unit permanently and removable from the opposing (not shown due to loss of renderings). This enables the application of a flexible but stable wrist band with hard-wired features. The silicone and anodized Aluminium siding on the unit are rendered in 5 colors to offer a sense of personalization for the user. Desired (End-User) Cost: 250.00 USDEstimated (Manufacturing) Cost: 135.32-167.40 USDNovember—December, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Industrial Design Digital Drawing.Sketching and rendering exercise using Illustrator and Photoshop.November, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Industrial Design Digital Drawing.Hair dryer form and color composition exercise.October, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Industrial Design Digital Drawing.BirdHouse (bürdhaüs); window mounted birdhouse with privacy filter.Setpember, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Sophomore ID Form.Toothbrush Handle Project.November, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Sophomore ID Form.Object to Foam project.Translate an every-day object into a 3D foam scale model. This is a foam 1:1 scale model of a glass beverage bottle.November, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Sophomore ID Form.2D CAD drawing of an external USB solid-start hard dive.NOTE: Labeling error, "mm" should be "cm" (centimeters).November, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Sophomore ID Form.Tile Project.Assignment: create a form that can be repeated several times, but in a manner that creates a completely different and separate shape. My response is an aerospace-inspared form with a fixed center point, surrounded by three sides.White bristol board, black 1/4-inch foam core, blue graphite, glue.August, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Sophomore ID Form.Plane Project.Assignment: using paper, construct a 3D analysis of a specific point of a modern automobile. My response is a focus of the front passenger's side hood and shoulder of the 2015 BMW i8.October, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Sophomore ID Form.Tensile Project.Assignment: create a form that is composed of a wire-based frame and skin-like shell. My response is a door or window overhang, composed out of an Aluminium skeliton and Tyvek plastic fabric. The collapsable design enables the overhang to be reduced to extended, as needed.September, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Sophomore ID Form.Wire Letter Sketches.Letters "A", "J", and "B" arranged to fit within one single strand of steel wire; arranged three-dimensionally.August, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Sophomore ID Form.Wire Geo-Forms.Cubes, spheres and cones made out of steel wire.August, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Sophomore ID Studio 1.Faucet Project.Se7en and Fi5e Faucets.November/December, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Faucets are often times outlets of expression for designers; a medium used to create an expressive and romanticized form that adorns a flat counter top. Personally, because a faucet has something of an important job (especially in a bathroom), designing a faucet by placing the form in front of the function in a list of priorities is kind of stupid. Or at least narrow-minded.
Faucets with cylindrical spouts and/or 4-pointed valve handles (think of the classic farmer's kitchen sink) were cylindrical because it allowed a user to not only wash their hands and produce, but fill buckets and pots. (Cylindrical faucets were also easier to produce because round pipes and fittings were already being mass-produced.) In a bathroom, however, most often a faucet is used just to wash one's hands. So why do bathroom faucets have to imitate the design of kitchen faucets when kitchen faucets are used for more then washing one's hands?
Flat faucet spouts are becoming a design trend amongst Kohler and Delta for more then just design's sake. With proper engineering and water flow, a flat-headed faucet can use less water then a cylindrical faucet head, but increase the water pressure over a wider dispersal area. So instead of concentrating the water stream to the center of the sink (and in most cases, right over the drain; waste water quicker), the water is spread out in a waterfall-like pattern so a user can cover both their hands with water instead of just one at a time.
The Se7en (Seven) faucet is designed around its function and those who intend to use it; a bathroom fixture for washing hands. While most faucets have a multi-piece body consisting of hidden brass hardware and exterior covers, the head of the Se7en faucet is a single piece of extruded Aluminium. Within the head is where the mixing of streams (hot and cold water) and water pressure increase occurs; the head is extruded through a mold with a bore in the center to create a tapered internal structure. This taper continues throughout the head, raising the water preasure to a comfortable and effective level.
The handles are also extruded but are formed by a mold without a bore, keeping the handles solid. The base is formed by CNC'ing a block of Aluminium. All Aluminium components are dipped in a series of chemical baths to both seal and polish the Aluminium. Depending on the customer's preference, the Aluminium pieces can also be Chrome or Nickel plated.
Sophomore ID Studio 1.Moccasins Project (experience a day with a disability).November, 2013.Andrew Balboni.
Ignorantly, I assumed that life without one or both of the Pollex digits—or Thumbs—was not too different from a life with complete dexterity. My punishment for being so ignorant was dropping various products at Wegman's (repeatedly) in an effort to relate to my disabled fellow human. Dexterity, in general, is vital to the survival of a person in the modern world. Every day, we are presented with switches, knobs leavers, and pulls that, in order to proceed with our day, we must interact with and overcome. If an individual has a complication with their dexterity that limits its use either temporarily or permanently, that individual's way of life is severely inconvenienced. Even the modern workforce, be it a desk job on the fifth floor or fitting a headlight on an assembly line, is impossible to participate in if an individual has compromised dexterity. Surviving in the modern world with inadequate dexterity is incredibly difficult and debilitating due to an individual's inability to successfully interact with the various elements that populate their world.
Advanced dexterity is one of the many features that defines a sentient and developed human being. Our ability to pick things up and put them down may seem trivial, but its severity is understood (like so many things) in its absence. Be it a missing Pollex Digit, Huntington's Disease, complications with age, or irreversible neurological damage, dexterity can be hard to come by for some. Yet, it is a prerequisite for everything we do. Opening doors, picking up an object, making coffee, driving, and (in a modern context) digital communication all require control and use of one's Pollex digits and hand-eye coordination. Products that are design to either require little dexterity or none at all tend to come with caveats ranging from the end-user cost, the ascetic design, overall build quality, functionality, or all of the above. And in a world where we can in seconds know the exact date Louis The XIV's life ended, how can products that are intended to make like easier lack coherent design?; why are they even sold if their design is not functional?
Products like OXO's "Good Grips" are great examples of the type of thinking that needs to surround a product for today (and tomorrow). Though, arguably, some of their products are only addressing the actual action of gripping the product, not interfacing with it; as its name implies, they're "good" grips, they're not "great". Snide comments aside, there are other current products that have a wider gamut of potential users.
Walter Gropius has gathered great fame in his door handle designs; echoing the principles and ethics of The Bauhaus in both form and function. After the second World War had come to a close, an increased amount of amputee victims began complaining about their inability to open most doors (a personal side note; I find it disrespectful to design a world where the people who put their lives on the line for said world are incapable of living in it comfortably). Door handles, unlike their colleague the door knob, preform the same task as a conventional knob. However, handles direct the force a user donates to it downward and away from the user. In contrast, door knobs require a clockwise turing action—which requires an adequate 5-point grip—to then release the door. Handles are better suited for the job at hand (no pun intended) because they require a less-intensive amount of dexterity over door knobs.
In an effort to connect with my fellow disabled human, I disabled both my Pollex digits for a day (errand day; cooking, grocery shopping, pumping gas, etc.) by taping the digits to their respectable index digits. Though a crude method, it was effective in reducing my overall dexterity. Initially I planed to do the exercise alone , but after trying to take pictures of myself with my phone for documentation, I enlisted the help of my friend Rob. His personal response after the exercise was that he "didn't mind" assisting me with almost everything I did, but it "was inconvenient at times, sometimes because of the building itself or because of the task".
The first activity in the queue was to get in my car and drive to a gas station, as I was on a quarter of a tank. Initially, I believed driving would be too difficult with limited dexterity. I was surprised to find that the design and shape of the steering wheel compensates for a lack of dexterity. Though, that's where the surprises stopped; various controls on the steering wheel, ranging from buttons facing the driver to stock and column controls, were tedious and cumbersome to use. Some buttons were too out-of-reach for me to safely use while driving, so the task I intended to complete was sometimes abandoned.
When it came time to pump gas, the struggle began before I even pushed a button. I keep my wallet in my back left pocket (which, relative to this exercise, may not have been the best place for it) and when I tried to take it out and use my card, I dropped not the wallet, but all of its contents. After Rob helped me pick up my life in plastic, I had been at the gas station for thee or four minutes. When I had my card in hand and began interfacing with the gas pump, most of the operations could be preformed with my index finger or the butt of my fist. Picking up and holding the nozzle was also challenging; the design of the nozzle requires the user to have a firm and controlling 5-point grip on the body, so the trigger to enable the flow of gasoline can be continuously pulled by the Index digit. This required both hands and some intervention from Rob. Compared to the five or six minutes it usually takes me, it took me fifteen minutes (from when I got out of my car, to my departure of the gas station) to fill my car's tank 3/4th the way.
Next came Wegman's. The items I had to buy ranged (relative to packaging) in both size, texture and shape. The positioning and layout of the products also impacted my ability to pick them up and place them in my cart (a basket was impossible after three or four items). Boxes that were positioned in an echelon-like fashion were the easiest, while cylindrical containers (yogurt, pasta sauce, etc.) positioned similarly were uncooperative and difficult to grab on to. Picking up bread was also interesting; Wegman's puts the brand of bread I buy on the bottom shelf of the bread section (side note, it is not a Wegman's-brand bread and it is positioned below the bread that is Wegman's-brand bread), so picking a loaf up required me to kneel down—another cumbersome task with limited dexterity— and use both hands to grip the sides, as to not damage the loaf's fluffy goodness.
I also frequently eat Cliff Bars (something that provides substantial nutritional value but can be held in the hand very easily), and Wegman's manner of presentation is pretty shiftless; the bars come in a box of fifteen but are also available for individual sale. Wegman's simply opens a box's top side and places it on a shelf, at an angle, with ten or twelve similar boxes, with low clearance from the upper shelf. Reaching into the boxes and pulling out one bar was akin to pulling a fist full of pickles out of a jar; I repeatedly dropped the bars, either on the floor or back in the box. Rob eventually stepped in (I picked up three bars, he picked up six or seven).
Checkout was just as cumbersome as the entire experience. After the gas station, I put my wallet in my sweatshirt pocket for easier access, but that didn't change the manner in which I had to authorize my payment. I had to sign for the groceries on the payment terminal with a stylus, and eventually scribbled a very crude "A" onto the display. In the end, a Wegman's run that would have taken me 35-45 minutes lasted well over an hour. (The photos to the right depict the two minute process of connecting both point of my jacket's zipper.)
After personal experience and extensive research into products and services design to make life easier for the dextrally challenged, it is clear that only a select few products are actually accomplishing that design task. In the exercise, I interacted with hundreds of different objects and only a steering wheel, shopping cart handle, a few kitchen tools and a smartphone (surprisingly, iPhones with Accessibility Options enabled are easier to use then the "dumb" phones of yesteryear) I found relatively compatible with my temporary disability. Considering I personally know three people who have missing digits (as in not just the Pollex(es)), products that are design indiscriminately are too discriminative to be considered completely "functional" in any sense of the word. Designers need to think more about the act of interfacing with products, not just in its context, but in the relationship the user has to form with the product in order to use it correctly.
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Atheists Push to Enter Chaplains Corps
The American Humanist Association recently held a briefing on Capitol Hill to urge Congress to include non-theistic chaplains into the military Chaplain Corps. Humanism is a liberal philosophy that rejects theism and supernaturalism while affirming the ability and responsibility to lead "ethical lives of personal fulfillment." Jason Torpy, president of the Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers, remarked (in a rather ignorant fashion), "Humanist chaplains would be expected to have Bibles, to have prayer books, to have the ability to guide others in prayer, according to the beliefs of their tradition. Chaplains are not now expected to guide others in prayer according to the beliefs of their tradition(s). Rather, chaplains may pray for others according to the religious tradition of the respective chaplain. However, Stephen Boyd, a former military chaplain who serves currently in a chaplain support role with the liberal United Church of Christ, stated that the Chaplain Corps, as it operates currently, is insufficient. He stated, "I believe that we have failed to train and to make resources available to the current corps for the ministry to the growing population as well as those who are marking 'no religious preference.'"
One wonders why atheists believe it is necessary to find representation within the Chaplain Corps, particularly since they reject theistic beliefs. They have no concern regarding matters of worship or freedom of religious expression, and they may receive counseling through mental health professionals. A non-theistic chaplain is oxymoronic at best.
Religious Preference?
The U.S. Army has officially recognized "Humanism" as a religious preference. Humanism is a secular, non-theistic philosophy that emphasizes the value and agency of human beings, individually and collectively, and claims adherence to rationalism and empiricism in opposition to established religious doctrines. The new "religious" preference was acknowledged after Major Ray Bradley made the request in 2011 to have humanism listed with other faiths and belief systems in the Army's religious preference code. His case received intervening support from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers (MAAF). MAAF President Jason Torpy expressed optimism that this inclusion will result in a wider recognition of humanists, and provide their inclusion in Chaplain Corps services and various therapy offerings. Noted Torpy, "Being able to identify as who we are in the Army is a great step forward. The real need is not just to have a binary appreciation: 'Well, you believe in God, then we'll attend to that, and if you believe in nothing, you can sit in the corner.' Nontheistic practices have to be included in the discussion because our soldiers have to deal with life and death, and love and loss as well." Torpy neither explained any further why a secular non-theistic philosophy should be considered a religious preference; nor how members of the Chaplain Corps and Medical Corps (Behavioral Health) already serve military members with matters of life and death, love and loss regardless of faith or non-faith affiliation.
The School of Suffering
John Newton (1725 – 1807), a sailor and slave trader who was converted by the grace of Jesus Christ and became an Anglican clergyman and prominent abolitionist, is best known for his beloved hymns, "Amazing Grace" and "Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken." Today's post comes from Newton, not in song, but in exhortation. In an age in which the "prosperity gospel" (i.e., "health and wealth," "name it and claim it") is perpetuated through supposedly Christian television networks, radio programs, books, and teaching, it is vital for the Church to grasp the theology of Scripture, namely, the theology of the cross. Newton helps us tremendously with his discussion in "The School of Suffering":
I suppose you are still in the 'school of the cross', learning the happy are of extracting 'real good' out of 'seeming evil', and to grow tall by stooping. The flesh is a sad untoward dunce in this school; but grace makes the spirit willing to learn by suffering; yes, it cares not what it endures, so that sin may be mortified, and a conformity to the image of Jesus be increased. Surely, when we see the most and the best of the Lord's children so often in heaviness, and when we consider how much He loves them, and what He has done and prepared for them, we may take it for granted that there is a need-be for their sufferings. For it would be easy to His power, and not a thousandth part of what His love intends to do for them should He make their whole life here, from the hour of their conversion to their death, a continued course of satisfaction and comfort, without anything to distress them from within or without. But were it so, would we not miss many advantages?
In the first place, we would not then be very conformable to Jesus, nor be able to say, "As He was, so are we in this world." Methinks a believer would be ashamed to be so utterly unlike his Lord. What! The master always a man of sorrow and acquainted with grief, and the servant always happy and full of comfort! Jesus despised, reproached, neglected, opposed, and betrayed; and His people admired and caressed! He living in the poverty, and they filled with abundance; He sweating blood for anguish, and they strangers to distress!
How unsuitable would these things be! How much better to be called to the honor of experiencing a measure of His sufferings! A cup was put into His hand on our account, and His love engaged Him to drink it for us. The wrath which it contained He drank wholly Himself; but He left us a little affliction to taste, that we might remember how He loved us, and how much more He endured for us than He will ever call us to endure for Him.
Again, how could we, without sufferings, manifest the nature and truth of the Christian graces! What place should we then have for patience, submission, meekness, forbearance, and a readiness to forgive, if we had nothing to try us, either from the hand of the Lord, or from the hand of men! A Christian without trials would be like a mill without wind or water; the contrivance and design of the wheel-work within would be unnoticed and unknown, without something to put it in motion from without. Nor would our graces grow, unless they were called out to exercise; the difficulties we meet with not only prove, but strengthen, the graces of the spirit. If a person were always to sit still, without making use of legs or arms, he would probably wholly lose the power of moving his limbs at last. But by walking and working he becomes strong and active. So, in a long course of ease, the powers of the new man would certainly languish; the soul would grow soft, indolent, cowardly, and faint; and therefore the Lord appoints His children such dispensations as make them strive and struggle, and pant; they must press through a crowd, swim against a stream, endure hardships, run, wrestle, and fight; and thus their strength grows in the using.
By these things, likewise, they are made more willing to leave the present world, to which we are prone to cleave too closely in our hearts when our path is very smooth. Had Israel enjoyed their former peace and prosperity in Egypt, when Moses came to invite them to Canaan, I think they would hardly have listened to him. But the Lord allowed them to be brought into great trouble and bondage, and then the news of deliverance was more welcome, yet still they were but half willing, and they carried a love to the flesh-pots of Egypt with them into the wilderness.
We are like them. Though we say this world is vain and sinful, we are too fond of it; and though we hope for true happiness only in Heaven, we are often well content to stay longer here on earth. But the Lord sends afflictions one after another to quicken our desires, and to convince us that this world cannot be our rest. Sometimes if you drive a bird from one branch of a tree he will hop to another a little higher, and from thence to a third; but if you continue to disturb him, he will at last take wing, and fly quite away. Thus we, when forced from one creature-comfort, perch upon another, and so on. But the Lord mercifully follows us with trials, and will not let us rest upon any; by degrees our desires take a nobler flight, and can be satisfied with nothing short of Himself; and we say, "To depart and be with Jesus is best of all!"
I trust you find the name and grace of Jesus more and more precious to you; His promises more sweet, and your hope in them more abiding; your sense of your own weakness and unworthiness daily increasing; your persuasion of his all-sufficiency, to guide, support, and comfort you, more confirmed. You owe your growth in these respects in a great measure to His blessing upon those afflictions which He has prepared for you, and sanctified to you. May you praise Him for all that is past, and trust Him for all that is to come!
The Acadamy is Right to Support Atheists
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF), headed by Mikey Weinstein, was contacted by seven individuals from the U.S. Air Force Academy (four cadets, two faculty members, and one staff member; six of whom Christians) regarding an announcement made in the dining facility that "Ask an Atheist Days" would be held on 19-20 March on the third floor of Fairchild Hall, an academic building. According to a member of the Cadets Freethinkers Club, the days are being held in protest over the Academy's correct refusal to permit their group to participate in Special Programs in Religious Education (SPIRE), a long-running program at the Academy in which one night per week is set aside for various religious groups and external para-church organizations hold religious meetings for the cadets. The Cadets Freethinkers Club has been refused recognition as a SPIRE group by the Academy on the grounds that they are not a religious group, and are permitted to operate only as a club. An MRFF client who is a member of the club explained the motivation behind the event, stating the group believes it is within its rights, as a non-religious club, to set up a table and have their event announced on the same basis as other non-religious groups. MRFF believes the group should be able to participate in SPIRE, but disagrees with the manner in which the club has protested the Academy's refusal to recognize them as a SPIRE group. According to Weinstein, the announcement made to a captive audience of cadets in the dining hall and permitting the club to set up a table in an academic building is similar to allowing an "Ask a Muslim Day" or "Ask an Evangelical Christian Day." He remarked, "They are proselytizing for atheism."
It may come as a surprise to some that I disagree wholeheartedly with Weinstein on this point. Weinstein and the MRFF have failed to distinguish between "proselytization" and "evangelism." On the one hand, military members are prohibited from forcing unwanted and intrusive attempts upon others in order to convert them to a particular religious (or non-religious) view. That is, loosely, how the Department of Defense defines "proselytization." "Evangelism," on the other hand, occurs when military members discuss their faith (or non-faith) with others who are willing to discuss such matters. This is completely permissible.
Maj. Lonzo Wallace, Executive Officer to Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. Michelle Johnson, informed MRFF that the Academy is allowing the "Ask an Atheist Days" to proceed. Weinstein objects, believing that, "Religious neutrality means religious neutrality. Whether it's saying that Jesus is your lord and savior or saying that there is no god makes no difference. Neither is a neutral position, and neither can be promoted by the United States Air Force Academy." Weinstein and the MRFF have failed to grasp the fact that permitting an event is not the same as promoting a particular religious (or non-religious) view. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits the making of any law respecting an establishment of religion, impeding the free exercise of religion, abridging the freedom of speech, infringing on the freedom of the press, interfering with the right to peaceably assemble or prohibiting the petitioning for a governmental redress of grievances. Therefore, if the Academy were to prevent the atheists from setting up a table and permitting cadets to ask about their perspective, then the Air Force would be guilty of violating the Bill of Rights.
Todd Starnes, Fox News, "Why does Air Force Academy encourage atheism, prosecute Christianity?" (21 MAR 2014)
Chris Rodda, Huffington Post, "MRFF Complains About Atheists Proselytizing at Air Force Academy? Surely Pigs Are Flying!" (19 MAR 2014)
Bryant Jordan, Military.com News, "Air Force Academy Sanctions 'Ask an Atheist' Days" (20 MAR 2014)
Tom Roeder, Military Religious Freedom Foundation, "Mikey Weinstein enraged by evangelical atheists" (19 MAR 2014)
St. Jerome on Death
St. Jerome (c. 347 –420) was a Christian priest, apologist, historian, and eminent scholar. Best known for his translation of the Holy Bible into Latin (the Vulgate), his list of writings is extensive. His works in the field of dogmatic theology are quite polemical, directed against assailants of orthodoxy. Much of his written work was produced at the request of members within the congregation at Antioch, which was divided deeply by doctrinal disputes. Jerome was recognized not only for his great learning, but also for his personal piety. Still, he aroused a great deal of resentment from many non-Christians whom he condemned in his writings, and by many Christians who were offended by his biting sarcasm. Without any hint of sarcasm, consider these concise and thoughtful statements from St. Jerome regarding death and grief for Christians:
- "We should indeed mourn for the dead, but only for him whom Gehenna receives."
- "You must regret him not as dead but as absent."
- "Why do we grieve for the dead? We are not born to live forever."
Divine Impassibility (Pt 1)
"Divine Impassibility and Our Suffering God:
How an Evangelical 'Theology of the Cross' Can and Should Affirm Both"
by Peter D. Anders
An important aspect of the Christian gospel that seeks to proclaim the love, mercy, and compassion of God is the affirmation of God's identification and solidarity with human suffering. A suffering humanity needs a God who knows what it means to suffer. The church has traditionally met this need by emphasizing the passion and death of Jesus Christ. Especially in the theology of the Reformation, a "theology of the cross" sought to recognize God's self-revelation hidden in the humility, shame, and suffering of the cross of Jesus Christ. Through the theology of the cross, God is known as the God who suffers with and for humanity. Yet, how does God identify with human suffering? Does God suffer in himself, in his own being; or is God immutable (unchanging), and therefore impassible (incapable of suffering), as the church has historically affirmed? Can God's impassibility be upheld while at the same time affirming his real awareness of, and true identification with, human suffering? Why is it theologically important to maintain the historical witness to God's impassibility, especially in the face of so much suffering in today's world?
In this article, I will seek to answer these questions in two ways. Negatively, I will offer a critique of the contemporary theological trend that seeks to attribute suffering to God's being, or to assert God's passibility. (1) This trend affirms that God suffers in himself, and that the suffering of Jesus is the actual suffering of his divine nature. A clearly articulated representation of the general trend, and a viewpoint also being voiced in wider evangelicalism, is Jurgen Moltmann's theology of the cross. The most important discussion of Moltmann's theology of the cross is found in his book, The Crucified God, where he attempts both to understand God's being from the suffering and death of Jesus and to apply this understanding to what he calls a "theology after Auschwitz." (2) A representation of this theological project in contemporary evangelicalism is found in Dennis Ngien's article, "The God Who Suffers," which appeared in the February 3, 1997, edition of Christianity Today. (3) Positively, I will seek to answer these questions by reaffirming the Christian historical understanding of the trinitarian conceptual distinction, the incarnation, and Chalcedonian two-nature Christology; and by demonstrating the proper relationship between them as the context for a theology of the cross. In view of these key doctrinal formulations, I will demonstrate how an evangelical theology of the cross can and should affirm both divine impassibility and God's true identification and solidarity with the suffering of this hurting world.
The Modern Understanding of Love
One of the key motives for affirming a theology of the cross that attributes suffering to the being of God is a modern understanding of love that is founded upon the freedom of God. This understanding of love is held in common by both theologies under consideration here. Drawing insights from modern psychology, this view of the nature of love focuses on the concept of relational reciprocity: an exchange of feelings in the voluntary opening of oneself to vulnerability, or the possibility of being affected by another. (4) This sort of love is seen as the acceptance of the other without regard to one's own being. It necessarily includes the possibility of sharing in suffering and the freedom to suffer, and therefore must be a voluntary act of will. As such, it creates the possibility for an alternate view of suffering that is neither an unwilling suffering that results from some alien cause, nor apatheia or the incapability of suffering. When applied to God, this "suffering of love" has as its very foundation the freedom of God to choose to be affected by human action and suffering in history. Both Moltmann and Ngien move from this notion of love to divine passibility by arguing that God's suffering love for humanity, working in freedom, must flow out of the fullness of God's being. Furthermore, to love in the fullness of his being, God must reciprocally take suffering, even death, into his own being. Thus, for these theologies of divine passibility, God may truly and justly be God for humanity through his loving, voluntary openness to our suffering, in which he intrinsically participates.
This understanding of the nature of love is useful when applied to humanity and to the person of Jesus in general. It broadens and enriches the classical theistic view of love as merely an attitude and action of goodwill toward another. However, I contend that to apply this notion of love to the intrinsic being of God is problematic when analyzed in light of the traditional Christian doctrine of the Trinity that draws a conceptual distinction between what is referred to as the immanent (or ontological) Trinity and as the economic Trinity. In recognizing that their relational, reciprocal concept of love must focus on God's external, or extrinsic, relationship to the creation as it is also applied to God's own being, both Moltmann and Ngien are forced to resolve the resulting conflict between God's external works and the triune intrinsic being of God by stressing the conceptual equivalence of the immanent and the economic Trinity. However, when this modern understanding of love is applied to the intrinsic being of God through this elimination of the trinitarian conceptual distinction, it becomes problematic in that it also eliminates the freedom of God it holds as foundational. In order to demonstrate this, I will first briefly explain what is meant by this trinitarian distinction in the historical Christian doctrine of the Trinity.
The Conceptual Trinitarian Distinction
The conceptual distinction between the immanent and economic Trinity has traditionally been affirmed in obedience to the biblical witness of God's transcendence from his creation, and his freedom in relationship to it, and God's immanence in the creation in terms of his external acts. Briefly stated, the immanent Trinity refers to the being of God insofar as he is transcendent from his creation and focuses on God's internal acts (his acts ad intra). The economic Trinity refers to the God who is immanent in his creation and consists solely of God's actions outside of himself in relation to his creation (his acts ad extra). The immanent Trinity is the intrinsic Trinity or "God in himself," while the economic Trinity is extrinsic or "God for us." In terms of relationship, the concept of the immanent Trinity is primary to that of the economic Trinity and therefore exists necessarily; the latter is dependent and contingent upon the former, and exists only when God acts externally. The priority of the notion of the immanent Trinity is the foundation of the freedom and self-sufficiency of God; God does not need the creation to exist-God exists in himself prior to, and independent from, his act of creation. This makes it possible to affirm that God is free in relation to his creation since he does not have to act ad extra, but can choose to relate to the creation or choose not to. Thus, intrinsically, God is independent and ontologically distinct from his creation even as he freely chooses to exist in relationship to it. It is this point that serves as the basis for the freedom of God. Here, God's "otherness" is always affirmed in both his transcendence and immanence; and here, God is able to be immutable and impassible and creative and in relationship with creation.
The notion of the economic Trinity also relates to the immanent Trinity as its reiteration; the former corresponding to or revealing the latter. This precise reiteration makes it possible to affirm that God has truly revealed himself in his external works. Thus, the God who reveals himself to be in his acts ad extra truly corresponds to whom God is in his very being ad intra. It should be noted that while God's acts ad extra constitute a true reiteration or revelation of himself, this revelation is not exhaustive of his intrinsic being. This differentiation serves to confirm the veracity of God's self-revelation on the one hand, while it maintains God's otherness, infinitude, and incomprehensibility on the other. One further important point concerning the relationship between the concepts of the immanent Trinity and the economic Trinity is referenced theologically by the phrase, "Opera Trinitatis ad extra sunt indivisa" (the external works of the Trinity are undivided). This affirms that the whole Godhead is present in whatever God does ad extra, or external to himself. It seeks to maintain the unity of the Trinity in the relational actions of God that are often manifested particularly as the operation of one or another of the persons of the Godhead.
As I stated above, theologies such as Moltmann's and Ngien's-which seek to attribute an external, relational aspect of God to his intrinsic being,must diminish this traditional distinction between the immanent and economic Trinity. Moltmann recognizes this when he follows Karl Rahner in eliminating the distinction altogether and affirming them as one and the same. He argues that this traditional concept of the immanent Trinity as a closed circle of divine being distinct from God's external acts is inadequate. Stressing the loving "mutual relationship" within God himself, and between himself and the world, Moltmann sees God's relationship to the world as having a "retroactive" effect on his primary relationship to himself. God affects the world and is affected by his experiences of the world to the point that the economic Trinity can be understood as actually taken up into the immanent Trinity. Thus, he recommends a "Trinitarian concept of the cross," which focuses on the event of the cross that occurs between the Father and the Son, and as the kyrios (pivotal or dominant event) of the history of the world. (5) Here, Moltmann affirms that, at the cross, not only suffering but all of history is taken into the intrinsic being of God. Thus, with this concept of the Trinity, rather than with that of the traditional trinitarian distinction, the true scope of Moltmann's theology of the cross and his doctrine of divine passibility are realized.
(to be continued)
1 For a concise account of the modern development of the issue of divine suffering, see Paul S. Fiddes, "Suffering, Divine," The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Modern Christian Thought, ed. by Alister E. McGrath (Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 1995), 633-6. For a more detailed account, see Paul S. Fiddes, The Creative Suffering of God (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1988).
2 Jurgen Moltmann, The Crucified God: The Cross of Christ as the Foundation and Criticism of Christian Theology, trans. by R. A. Wilson and John Bowden (Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1993). For a concise discussion of other theologians representing this trend, see Warren McWilliams, The Passion of God: Divine Suffering in Contemporary Protestant Theology (Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 1985).
3 Dennis Ngien, "The God Who Suffers," Christianity Today, February 3, 1997, 38-42.
4 Fiddes, 634. Fiddes discusses this modern understanding of love as one of the four primary motivations for affirming divine passibility. The remaining three motivations he cites are Christology, the justice of God, and the mutual relationality between God and creation.
5 Moltmann, The Crucified God, 249.
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St. Patrick
St. Patrick (c. AD 373-465) was the most influential Christian missionary to serve Ireland. Patrick came from a Christian family (for two generations at least). His father, Calpurnius, was a deacon and the son of Potitus, a presbyter of Bannaven Taburniae. Patrick was born in what is now known as Scotland. Kidnapped by a band of pirates when he was 16, he was sold to a chieftain in northern Ireland and forced to labor as a shepherd. It was during this time he was himself converted and became a follower of Jesus Christ. He recounted:
Before I was humbled, I was like a stone lying in deep mire, and He that is mighty came and in His mercy raised me up and, indeed, lifted me high up and placed me on top of the wall. And from there I ought to shout out in gratitude to the Lord for His great favours in this world and for ever, that the mind of man cannot measure.
Following six years of captivity, Patrick escaped and returned to his home in Scotland. After several years he sensed a divine calling to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ in the land of his former captivity. Though his family urged him to remain with them, he sensed this calling was confirmed by Holy Scripture and set out for Ireland with several associates around AD 405.
The task facing Patrick and his comrades was a difficult one as Druids ruled the religious landscape of Ireland. The inhabitants worshiped "idols and things impure," and the land was filled with sorcerers and exorcists. The missionary later related that his labors suffered "twelve dangers in which my life was at stake—not to mention numerous plots." He noted tribal leaders "laid hands on me and my companions and on that day they eagerly wished to kill me; but my time had not yet come. And everything they found with us they took away, and me they put in irons; and on the fourteenth day the Lord delivered me from their power, and our belongings were returned to us because of God."
Patrick's time would not come for another six decades. He spent 60 years preaching the gospel throughout Ireland. Thousands were baptized after professing faith in Jesus Christ, including numerous pagan kings and nobles. The missionary ordained approximately 450 elders and established approximately 365 congregations all across the Emerald Isle. He praised God readily for these successs:
I am greatly God's debtor, because he granted me so much grace, that through me many people would be reborn in God, and soon after confirmed, that clergy would be ordained everywhere for them, and the masses lately come to belief, whom the Lord drew from the ends of the earth. As He once promised through His prophets: To you shall the nations come from the ends of the earth, and shall say, Our fathers have inherited naught but lies, worthless things in which there is no profit. And again, I have set you to be a light for the Gentiles that you may bring salvation to the uttermost ends of the earth. And I wish to wait then for His promise which is never unfulfilled, just as it is promised in the Gospel.
St. Patrick's Day is observed on 17 March, the date of his death. It is celebrated not only within Ireland, but in many other nations as a religious and cultural holiday.


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It was the Lakers players, not Mike D'antoni, who made a big deal about getting to 31 wins. Perhaps D'antoni knew the truth. This is the worst team in Los Angeles Lakers history. No Los Angeles Lakers team is worse than they are. It is a fact. Just look at how they competed against Milwaukee (last week) and Sacramento on Wednesday. It is evidence of their collective ineptitude. Wednesday night in Sacramento the superlative Kings guard, Isaiah Thomas, did not play. That left only two 20 point scorers the Lakers had to worry about, DeMarcus Cousins and Rudy Gay. But it was Ray McCallum, the second round draft pick who would toss in 20+ points and make the Lakers night more miserable than it would have been otherwise. He hit jumpers. He drove the lane. He hit runners. He was complimented by Ben McLemore, the Kings 2013 lottery pick who got the Kings going, taking an early 4 point lead. Without Pau Gasol who is still struggling from the effects of vertigo and Chris Kaman battling a calf injury, the Lakers were bullied inside by DeMarcus Cousins and Reggie Evans. But Kent Bazemore got off to a good start running the fast break and driving to the rim. He had 5 points early and the Lakers took a one point lead. Wes Johnson who has been mostly invisible the past week had a three. But Rudy Gay finished at the rim with a sensational dunk to tie the score. Both Sacramento and the Lakers pushed the ball and why not? Vacation in two weeks. Just go and play. But even Nick Young wished he had that airball he tossed up back. It was a shocking sight from Nick but not a surprise, a hangover from his 40 point game. The Lakers best offense was driving the ball and Jodie Meeks did it better than anyone. He made his first three shots. Neither of these teams are very good. McCallum drove to the rim unimpeded. Robert Sacre dunked the ball with no defenders around. McCallum drove to the rim again. Jodie Meeks dribbled in the paint, dished it to Sacre for a dunk and free throw. The Kings led by one at end of the first quarter, 24-23.
A MarShon Brooks sighting: he made a three to give the Lakers a lead early in the second quarter 29-26. Note: Mike D'antoni exiled Brooks to the bench and then continued to complain that his team did not have enough athleticism on the floor. At the nine minute mark the Lakers called timeout after the Kings went on a 9-0 run to take a six point lead. First there was a Travis Outlaw three. Then a driving layup by McCallum. Then a block of Nick Young. Then a McCallum jumpshot. Then another layup. But these are the Kings. Two minutes later the Lakers were down by one. But these also are the Lakers. A Kendall Marshall bad decision and his shot was blocked. And then a Marshall turnover in the paint led to a three point play. The Kings were up by seven again. Until a 4 point play Nick Young style cut the lead to three. The Lakers disastrous point guards, especially when called on to defend, showed up on cue. McCallum had the night of his life. It was the game of his dreams and being defended by Kendall Marshall who plays like a little old man was the perfect matchup. A second 9-0 run had the Kings up by 12. Jodie Meeks was the only player out there with any kind of game. His three cut the lead to six. He had 11 in the first half. But another Kings dunk with Lakers players staring at each other in confusion kept the no defense train rolling. The Keep Mike D'antoni For One More Year crowd must have their eyes closed. Ray McCollum fittingly ended the quarter with a three and the Kings led 60-52.
At halftime the Lakers used the old energy excuse and the second night of a back to back excuse as to why they appeared so helpless. The Kings struggled with their offense early in the third because McCollum had cooled off. The Lakers took advantage. And eight point lead was suddenly three after a Jodie Meeks long jumper. Then a Jordan Hill mid range cut the lead to one. DeMarcus Cousins, who had been silent all game, finished a three point play. Cousins is a bad mismatch for Jordan Hill on both ends. In one of his better moments on the floor he had a beautiful arcing 15 footer over Hill to give the Kings a six point lead 73-67. Two plays in the third quarter were symptomatic of the Lakers misery. McCallum missed a free throw, chased down the miss and hit an open jumper. A few plays later Bazemore went rim to rim and missed a driving layup as he was flying out of bounds, Jordan Hill could not corral the rebound and it led to a Kings fastbreak. In fact this is Bazemore's biggest weakness. He has not yet learned how to control his speed; he plays too fast, similar to John Wall when he was a rookie. There is a difference between being quick and being fast. As for Ray McCallum, he was nearing a 30+ night. Bazemore was guarding him now. At the end of the quarter the Lakers trailed by double digits, 87-76.
We've seen this movie before. The only offense is bad three point shots. No offensive rebounding. No ball movment. Rudy Gay controlled the game early in the fourth quarter and was responsible for a Nick Young technical. Nick thinks he should get a foul call if someone breathes on him. Back to back threes from Young and Johnson cut the lead to seven. But the Lakers defended Rudy Gay with Nick Young and no one rotated to help. You know how that went. More Young frustration as he tried to finish in the paint but that is not his strength, concentration with contact. He stays on the perimeter for a reason. In this game he missed 11 shots. Perhaps that was why in the last three minutes the Lakers lineup was Kendall Marshall, Jodie Meeks, Wesley Johnson, Ryan Kelly and Robert Sacre. Not going to stop many teams with that lineup. A 10-2 Lakers run was halted by DeMarcus Cousins. But the Lakers kept at it, and had a chance to cut the lead to one but Kent Bazemore missed a layup at the rim with 27 seconds left. They couldn't rebound a McCallum missed free throw and that was that. Loss number 50.
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Welcome to the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer.
Our mission is to grow a Christian community by inviting and embracing all persons through our worship, discipleship, and service. We are a vibrant community of Christians located in the north east area of the city of Irving, Texas, near the University of Dallas campus. We invite you to check out our website for opportunities to worship God and make a difference in our world!
Holy Eucharist at 8:00 am and 10:30 am, Sunday
Nursery provided for 10:30 service.
Holy Eucharist with Holy Unction (Healing Service) at 6:30 pm, Wednesday.
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Coming up at Redeemer:
All Saints Sunday, November 2, 2014
All Saints Sunday, November 2, 2014, 6:00 p.m.
Those of the parish as well as their friends and family who have died since last All Saints will be remembered at this service. Beginning next Sunday, October 26, the Remembrance Book will be available at the back of the church for you to enter the names of those you want remembered at this service.
There will be a Parish Meeting between the services on Sunday, November 2. At this time we will elect four new members to the Vestry to begin serving in 2015.
If you would like to nominate someone to serve on the Vestry or you feel led to do so yourself, please fill out one of the Nomination blanks that are available at the back of the church and put it in the collection plate or return it to the church office. The last day for nominations is next Sunday, October 26.
Daylight Saving Time Ends 2:00 A.M. Sunday, November 2, 2014
We have a great many things happening at Redeemer on Sunday, November 2, so everyone needs to be aware that Daylight Saving Time will end at 2:00 a.m. that morning and clocks go back one hour. Whether you get up and make the change at 2:00 a.m., change your clock back the night before or wait until morning and relish turning the clock back and getting that extra hour, just don't forget! Fall Back!


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Personally I think Matt Wiener doesn't want any bad reviews for his show and he's come up with a brilliant way to avoid them.
The problem is that I don't know of many critics who hate the show. So what's he really afraid of?


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Behold: the creative desk supplies from one of our favorite NYC shops, Top Hat. And we made a really fun stop-motion video about 'em too. Watch it here.
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Reminds me of my Rachi poo!
I just fall more and more in love with Madewell. Organization freak, and I love this!


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Videodisc release of films produced in 1964 (Culloden) and 1965 (War game).
Release date: Jul. 25, 2006.
Extra features: full length audio commentary for The war game by Patrick Murphy; full length audio commentary for Culloden by John Cook.
Drama documentaries.
Culloden: In 1746 Scots fighting for Bonnie Prince Charlie lose to English forces in Scotland at the brutal battle of Culloden.
Documentary films-2006.
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War Game is a docudrama about the effects of a nuclear war on the general public. And it is horrifying. Not as good as the 1980's movie Threads (which is highly recommended) it still gives the viewer a chill.
The genius of Peter Watkins is staggering. The War Game is the scariest movie you'll ever see.
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Instagram roundup, PART III
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Happy bornday Dana, you fabulous cat lady
Drew some colour noodles from photos I took on the bus ride home from class.
blows kisses for my artfriends
The pages of this notebook are so thin that I can see faces on the other side of the page.
sketchbook poop
Some selections from the gross pile of sketched-on scrap paper that sits next to my computer, since I felt like cleaning it out today. Some of it I've posted before, some of it I haven't.
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Looking at old old old photo's of me and the most beautiful boy I had ever laid eyes on, that I had ever hugged or spent time with.
Comparing those photo's to him now, you can tell how much he has changed.
It's hard to think it's the same person.
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Peavy throws, is set for extended spring
By Daryl van schouwen firstname.lastname@example.com March 27, 2011 10:02PM
Updated: September 24, 2012 6:25AM
GLENDALE, Ariz. — After throwing off a mound for the first time since throwing 83 pitches against the Oakland Athletics eight days ago, Jake Peavy said his shoulder felt OK and prepared himself for extended spring training.
Peavy (rotator cuff tendinitis) threw about 35 pitches Sunday morning, most of them from the stretch, and mixed in some breaking balls as pitching coach Don Cooper, manager Ozzie Guillen and other coaching staff watched.
Peavy will be with the team for the home opener April 7 "to cheer the boys on" and to reconnect with Cooper and would make three or four rehab-game appearances before joining the team if all goes well.
"I know I'm going to stay here with the extended spring bunch," Peavy said. "Coop, I know, wants me with the team and working with him, but through this first week with all the day games, and the weather being so nice out here, it doesn't make much sense to go with the team just yet.
"So I want to stay here at least for a week or so and get a few side sessions in a game or two, or some simulated work, before I get back with the team.''
Cooper gave Peavy a fist-bump and was in a good mood after Peavy's session.
"One thing Jake can do, it's like he doesn't pick up a ball for eight or nine days, and he can go out there and flip his stuff over,'' Cooper said. "He has tremendous touch and feel. More important than anything else, he felt good today.''
Phil Humber will take Peavy's place in the rotation, although Opening Day starter Mark Buehrle could jump into the fifth spot on four days of rest because of a day off.
"We'll certainly have Humber ready to start, but, if not, we can bring Buehrle back,'' Cooper said. "That stuff all will be discussed.''
Buehrle said either way works for him.
Off the Marq
Jeff Marquez was not in the clubhouse Sunday morning, another clear sign that the right-hander is the odd man out with outfielder Lastings Milledge and infielder-outfielder Brent Lillibridge making the team. Marquez is out of options and will have to clear waivers for the Sox to keep him in their system.
Barring a trade or waiver deal, the Sox will officially announce the team on Wednesday with 11 pitchers.
He's ready
Buehrle pitched five scoreless innings in his tuneup for the opener at Cleveland on Friday, striking out seven and walking none. He allowed two hits.
"I wish I could bottle this up and feel half this good on Opening Day,'' said Buehrle, who will start the opener for the ninth time in his career.
"This was the best I felt [this spring] — location-wise, velocity, arm, just everything.''
AAA action Jackson
Edwin Jackson got his work in against the Kansas City Royals' Class AAA team, pitching seven innings and allowing three runs (two earned).
Jackson, set to pitch the second game of the season on Saturday, struck out six and walked one.