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Friday, April 13, 2012
Joseph of Arimathea and Talpiyot Tomb B, by Richard Bauckham
9 comments:
- Geoff Hudson said...
1. So how could Joseph have taken 'down' the body (Mt.15.46) without ripping it off the nails which would have been well hammered in?
2.Some disciples saw where he was 'laid' (Mk.15.47) which to me does not speak of a tomb burial but an earth grave.
3.What was a rich man doing cutting out a tomb for himself? (Mt.27.60) It doesn't make sense.
- 3:16 p.m.
- James D. Tabor said...
I think the identification of Joseph of Arimathea with the Talpiot tomb "estate" rests on different grounds, the presumptions of which you would question:
1. It is Joseph who in all of our sources has charge of the burial of Jesus. The hasty and temporary burial in a tomb that just happened to be near the place of crucifixion (John 19) would have been followed by a permanent burial--presumably on his own land or in a tomb he provided.
2. Since Talpiot tomb A can be reliably identified with a cluster of names associated with Jesus of Nazareth and his family, and the probabilities of this cluster show it is unlikely to be random, the estate with these three tombs is likely his.
3. Talpiot tomb B, indeed, shows evidence of faith in Jesus' resurrection with the appropriation of a Jonah image and an inscription about heavenly exaltation--both based in language and thought on Jonah 2:2-7.
- 3:37 p.m.
- Justin King said...
Talpiot tomb A cannot be reliably identified with a cluster of names associated with Jesus of Nazareth. For example, the Mary ossuary reads "Mariame kai Mara" or "Mariam he [a relative pronoun] kai Mara," not "Mariamene." Further Mary of Magdala is only identified as Mariamene in the Acts of Phillip at the literary level (paralleled with the portrayals of Mary in works like the Gospel of Mary or the Manichean Psalms) by Bovon, not at the historical level (http://www.sbl-site.org/publications/article.aspx?articleId=656). I was sad to see the new documentary perpetuate the false portrayal of Bovon's argument.
Plus there is also the questionable nature of the James ossuary along with its questionable connection to the Talpiot Tombs. The recent trial only decided if Obed Golan was a forger, not the authenticity of the ossuary.
The only evidence presented in the documentary (at least that I can remember) of it being an estate is that there are two tombs set off from other known tombs.
- 4:03 p.m.
- Richard Bauckham said...
No, James, you are retreating from what is said in the film and what you and Simcha say very clearly in the book: pp. 126-127, where you argue that the name Arimathea refers to the place where the Talpiyot tomb is located. The other grounds you state in this comment are not independent evidence for connecting this tomb with Joseph of Arimathea. They are just deductions from your other hypotheses.
Geoff -
(1) the skeleton of one crucified man has been found, and he was taken down.
(2) the body was laid on a shelf in the tomb, as bodies usually were. This is clearly what Mark means.
(3) Of course Joseph didn't make the tomb himself. He had it made.
- 4:32 p.m.
- Daniel said...
I noticed yet another fatal gap in logic regarding the theories behind the so-called "cluster" of presumptive "Christian" tombs at Talpiot. If Jesus of Nazareth's bones are in Tomb A and those in charge of interring the occupants of Tomb A and B knew this, why would they carve ANYTHING about a resurrection on an ossuary? To say nothing of a hope in a resurrection brought about by the dead guy's bones in the tomb next door?
- 5:07 p.m.
- Geoff Hudson said...
With regard to the 'taking down' of a crucified man, was he tied to the cross or nailed? I find it difficult to believe that a man nailed could be 'taken down'as such.
- 5:51 p.m.
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- 6:10 p.m.
- Daniel said...
I'm not "Richard," but the discovery of the previously crucified skeleton of a male Jew in 1968 is well-attested and universally accepted. Links to the story of the discovery (the skeleton was found in an ossuary) can be found very easily with an internet search. The man's name was written on the box and was "Johanan," if memory serves. Also, a Roman crucifixion nail was still driven into one of his arm bones. Interestingly, this information about Johanan's skeleton was left out of early editions of J.D. Crossan's "Jesus: A Revolutionary Biography," but added to later printings as a footnote.
- 6:14 p.m.
- Sili said...
Pardon me, if this is a stupid question, but does this argument deal only with the literary character of JoM in Mark, or is there an argument that such a man actually existed?
- 7:04 p.m.


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Below are some of the ideas I had for using this plastic.
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Step 1: Another idea: Camera mount for a mountain bike
The common screw thread for compact film/digital camera is:
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A trick when using this plastic is not to let two pieces stick together before it is cooled to room temperature, applying a thin coat of vaseline prevents sticking, it is useful when making a negative mould or imprint of an object.
It is also easier to work the plastic with a heat gun, where you can apply gradual and selective heating to specific area, a hair dryer isn't hot enough, not a solution.
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experimenting with Casien (boiling milk + Vinegar). add formaldehyde during the
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But I doubt you can get a casting metal that would meet both the requirements of low melting point and tensile strenght.
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While I'm sitting here in fur-lined boots, clutching hot tea to keep my hands warm, I'm fantasizing about when the weather will be warm enough again to get some Dr. Scholl's and wear them like Jean Shrimpton (below). I prefer them with the natural wood sole, and I think I'll get two pairs - one with red leather (gives me happy memories of my childhood) and one in black leather (makes them look a bit more modern). I also love the bag around Jean's wrist. Who do you think designed it?
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Snapshot: Jean Shrimpton in Dr Scholl's
Posted by Amanda Brooks at 4:25 AM
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oh look, the rain stopped!ReplyDelete
i love her carry all too. great look. and dr. scholl's are so nostalgic for me too.ReplyDelete
I had a similar pair, but they got stolen!!! :(ReplyDelete
..do not know about the bag....
Mulberry? I have a pair of re-designed Dr. Sholl's (by Diego Dolcini) with the dark wood sole and natural suede strap. When I wear them everybody says: "Did you go out with your home shoes?"ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 13, 2012 at 5:56 AM
a good alternative for birkenstocks!!ReplyDelete
I have the kelly green ones with the natural sole-- love them. But the first time you wear them, you get blisters across your toes-- I guess that's part of the ritual.ReplyDelete
Such a classic look.ReplyDelete
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The Joy Of Gelato
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Capogiro Gelato Artisans
At Capogiro Gelato Artisans in Philadelphia (capogiro means "head-turning" or"head-spinning" in Italian), the Philadelphia premises are more spacious, but the artisanal techniques are equal: owner Stephanie Reitano is puréeing ingredients at 5 a.m. and the store opens at 7:30 a.m. Stephanie and her husband, John, decided to create artisanal gelato after a trip to Italy, and their own nightly passeggiatas. The number of flavors is head-spinning—more than 250, based on seasonal ingredients.
Some might think that New Yorkers have the more adventurous palates, but Ms. Reitano is much more flavor-forward, nouvelle gelato. You can walk on the wild side at Capogiro—but isn't that why one wants a huge supply of head-spinning gelato in the first place? Yes, there are banana and chocolate... but no vanilla—at least, not right now. Be prepared to choose from a slate of flavors, most of which you have never seen before. And, you get an Italian lesson in the process: flavors are given their Italian names, with translations.
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In fact, for those seeking something new, the cutting edge of Capogiro flavors is very evident in the fruit and herb sorbetti. As we write this, it's the height of summer: fruit and herb combinations are a natural inspiration. Lime with Cilantro is no one-note citrus sorbet. Quirky cilantro throws the palate for a loop. Refreshing anytime, it also begs to be served with Mexican or Pac Rim cuisines. Ananas con Sage (Pineapple with Sage) and Mirtillo con Timo (Blueberries with Thyme) remind us of the herbed palate-cleanser sorbets and granitas of Provence. People who don't like things sweet can really get down with this group.
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How young is too young to voice opinions on how our country should be run?
I'm 14. I want to know if people think that is too young to have opinions on how our country should be run. I know there will be people who refer to the voting age as a valid restriction and it is. However, I want to know now people's answers and reasons differ from mine. Also if people agree that my generation ( at least that responsible ones) should be included in the talks about the MASSIVE amount of debt that this country has since we and our children will be living with it.
Dec 29 2012: Age is secondary to knowledge and the ability to communicate your position.Dec 28 2012: National Institue of Health study shows that the part of the brain that restrains risky behavior, including reckless driving, and thinking skills is not fully developed until the age of 25
That would be in a perfect world.
I however, don't think that many of the people who vote now have complete developed brains and I would never be one to deny anyone an opinion on how to get out of the current economic mess.
It is clear that the old fossils that got us into it are out of their depth when it comes to new ideas leading to a new reality. These will only come from youth who have not yet been told that you can't do it that way.Jan 1 2013: I agree with most of the responders below about you never being to young to have an opinion, and that your opinion matters. However, many adult issues are fairly complex and not well defined. Consequently, it takes some effort to investigate the questions. During the investigation, your may answer many of your own questions, and your opinion may change about what should be done to solve these problems or improve these processes. At 14, you have not had much time to investigate, gather evidence and form arguments to support your opinions. You will find that such effort will lead to an objective and mature opinion that has the power to persuade and influence people to agree with your position. Getting people to agree with your opinions amplifies your influence and your ability to effect the changes you recommend.
Your opinion should always matter to you, and with a little work and crafting, might matter to may people.
You might be interested in the 7 Habits by Steven Covey. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7_Habits
My response is similar to habit 5.Dec 29 2012: Human civilization is always in need of the that kid who will ask the most naive question ....Hey King , why you are naked ?Dec 29 2012: Hi Nate,
I think the younger the better to start exploring, evaluating and voicing opinions in an appropriate manner. The young people of today are our future leaders, and I have a great deal of hope for our future, based on the contributions I've seen here on TED. I think it's important for all of us to share ideas with respectful dialogue.
Are you familier with this TED talk? John Hunter has created a game, which is played with elementary students to encourage them to start thinking about, and participating in decision making in our world:>) I think it's a great tool...what do you think?
http://www.ted.com/talks/john_hunter_on_the_world_peace_game.htmlDec 29 2012: You have every right to your opinion, I don't care how young you are. If you feel strongly about something there's nothing stopping you from speaking out about it. One thing you should always have, though, is an open mind. Always consider the other sides views and step into their shoes from time to time. This should give you a better understanding of why they have their views. Your young and have a lot of time to decide your views on the world. Take it from someone whose going through the same thing.
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Dec 29 2012: It has nothing to do with age.
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The fact that you are talking about debt demonstrates that you have a better understanding of this subject and the consequences of it than the majority of the TED community.
Something to consider is that reality is agreement. Your predecessors have agreed to a lot of specious ideas. I would recommend that you Look for your self and consider the revisionist perspective.Dec 30 2012: I'm 16 now but i started righting online articles (and getting paid for them) when I was 14. If you have an opinion, express it. It is up to other people on whether you will be heardDec 30 2012: You are never "too young" to have and voice an "opinion". But to get the attention and be heard your idea and opinion needs to be revolutionary, inspiring and brilliantly different, or it will be lost in the pointless clutter and noise of your peers and others.
Once you have such an opinion and idea. You need to work very hard and persevere to find and make it known to the people who will do good with it. It is very refreshing to see a 14 year old talk and think about Debt, Youth, voting and country as opposed to Beiber and Apps! Good for you!
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Dec 29 2012: No one is ever too young to voice an opinion, but there are many reasons for a child not voting.
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1. You don't have enough life experience
2. Children your age USUALLY (though not always) take their parent's position without understanding underlying issues.
This being said, most adults shouldn't be voting because they don't understand the issues either.
I think that you should speak out as often and as loudly as you can with respect to the issues that impact you, as the debt truly does. But you should also understand the system behind our fiscal paradigm and understand that we have a war-based economy and what that means. (If we were to declare peace (end most military spending - the biggest budget buster), the global economy would collapse. Your parents will lose their jobs &/or not be able to afford food or heat during winter. (This is what happened in Germany when the Versailles treaty put untenable debt on Germany and stole its best farmland. People were freezing to death on doorsteps and dying of hunger. A wheelbarrow of $$$ couldn't buy a loaf of bread. That's what brought Hitler to power.) You should also learn about the Federal Reserve banking system and fractional banking practices. Today, the national banks are part of an international banking system that threatens all industrialized nations.
So it's not just about debt. Its about MONEY. Without drastic changes, it's unlikely that the economy will survive another 15 years. Add to that global warming that's destroying arable farmland because of financial incentives, and the global population balloon, and financial incentives to destroy natural resources (fracking for natural gas turning faucets into blow torches and bad farming practices that pollute aquifers), and we're headed into dire times.
So use this time to learn how to create your own reality. (look it up on YouTube). Those who know how to do this will be our salvation. Learn it. Practice it. Teach it. IT WORKS!!!!!Dec 28 2012: in my world, you would even have full voting rights.
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Jan 11 2013: that is exactly the problem with young people. we need to break them first, and only then allow to shape the future.Dec 31 2012: Everybody's opinion matters, anybody can have a good idea. Kind of curious what prompted the question? Are you trying to share your ideas, and people aren't listening to you? What ideas do you have, and how are you trying to share them? Maybe the TED community can feedback on your ideas and give you ideas how to broadcast them.Dec 31 2012: You are never too young.
Don't allow others to put limits on you and don't put limits on yourself.
Adults will want to, and will attempt to limit you no matter what they say.
They almost cannot seem to help themselves but many times they can but don't refrain from doing it.
Particularly if what you have to say makes perfect sense, is true and clear, regardless of what they think they know, that you don't know.
They may at one time have been like you, wanting to help, wanting to be heard and wanting to share, but they gave that up as soon as they decided that "they couldn't" and they better make a pay check. More than likely they were told by other adults that they should "give it up", "grow up" and change by embracing the machinery of death and destruction rather than any kinds of ideals. They traded it all in because they are traitors of your generation and even more generations to follow.
The reality that is destroying your future is the one they acquiesced into rather than continuing the fight for what is right, what will work, and what is for everyone.
In 1992 a young girl spoke to the UN Earth Summit in Brazil. Go to youtube.com and type in - the girl who silenced the world for five minutes (no dash)
Someone here responded to you with these words, " to get the attention and be heard your idea and opinion needs to be revolutionary, inspiring and brilliantly different, or it will be lost in the pointless clutter and noise of your peers and others." True and not true.
You have to be courageous and committed. What this little girl said was THE TRUTH and that it seems, was, revolutionary, inspiring and brilliantly different, but it changed nothing because the adults, those who are the status quo, don't really give a fsuk about you and your generation. They are only about "business as usual, and keeping the status quo (a dead entity), in place.
Their ways, ideas, and institutions are broken and dying and they won't fix them for you.
Talk to your peers, planDec 30 2012: Nate, Since you acknowledge, aware, and concerned with the mounting massive debits puts you well ahead of many adults. Debits are debits. In your house your parents cannot spend more that they make or they get into serious trouble. However, the government can barrow money if they spend more than is coming in ... the problem we are facing is that the government keeps growing and demanding more money .... some want to stop and reduce this growth in order to balance the checkbook and other want to continue to grow and barrow more and more.
So, how to voice your opinion. When I was young we had Mock Conventions. We divided into two groups and debated the issues. At the end of the Convention we voted on who carried the day based on the issues.
Develop a plan and submit it to your social studies or government teacher .... with some effort this could grow into a school project to be held on a Saturday in the gym or auditorium. A great exercise and learning experience.
Go for it. Bob.Dec 30 2012: I am 18 and I did not vote in the recent election. I had my reasons and one of them is what I know about how the country should be run: I know nothing at all. I don't think I deserve the right to impact a presidential election because of this. I'm not confident that an age barrier is the answer to overly-uneducated decision making, but all of my ideas on how elections should be run are borderline extremist.
Dec 30 2012: "all of my ideas on how elections should be run are borderline extremist"
it does not mean they are wrong. in surprisingly many cases, the majority opinion is utterly and ridiculously wrong. in such cases, truth looks extremist. give it a chance.Dec 31 2012: Post an idea about your ideas! i would like to see the changes you would propose. And I agree, the biggest issue with elections is the uniformed voter just checking a box because it says one particular party or the other.Dec 29 2012: Wisdom is not about age. Experience is good; but what use is the experience of a fool?
No matter the age, our contribution to nation-building is not affected by our eligibility to vote or not. You are a leader in your sphere of influence, and the president can not do what you can do.
As much as the experience of fools is not desirable, experience is important-the experience of wise and teachable people.
Younger people may not have shown themselves as teachable; but it is very important to have people who are teachable in governance.Dec 29 2012: Age is not so important. It is important to understand what we know and what we do not know. Also, showing some respect for the opinions of others. I must admit that if I were 14, and saw the shabby state of affairs I was about to inherit, I might have a hard time with the respect part. Even so, we should always be polite.
Lejan .
Dec 29 2012: This 'MASSIVE amount of debt' is a good point you make for your generation and, unfortunately, a true one!
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As modern politics and economy is not based on long term and trans-generational decision making, restrictions on voting age is a misery-trap for all the younger ones!
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I've put it away until next spring. Never had a chance to get it working since the carb was full of dust. I will sell it if the welder part is hooped.
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On behalf of Shirley and our family I am extremely pleased to announce that yesterday in the Scottish Parliament, Kenny MacAskill, the Secretary for Justice, and the Lord Advocate the Rt. Hon Frank Mulholland, met with Shirley and myself and apologised.
Mr MasAskill stated that he was, 'sorry on behalf of the Scottish Government', that she had been wrongly accused and that our family had been exposed to the trauma of the past 14 years. He hoped that the Fingerprint Inquiry Report and the action the Government would be taking would help ensure that this never happened to anyone again. The Lord Advocate was 'sorry' that Shirley had been prosecuted and hoped that if the same circumstances arose again the mistakes of the past would not be repeated. It was a particular pleasure for us that Alex Neil and Mike Russell, politicians who had stood shoulder to shoulder with Shirley for over a decade, were also present.
It is hard for us to truly express our feelings on hearing Government representatives saying that one simple word, 'sorry'. While we wish it had been uttered in 1999 after Shirley was unanimously acquitted of perjury it never the less marks a watershed for us and we are now satisfied that it is time to let go of the past and move on.
Things do remain to be done and we hope that the fingerprint and forensic communities sit up and take notice of what is happening in Scotland without engaging in the fiction, 'It could never happen here'.
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That the government apologies should take place on the 25th January, the birth date of Scotland's national poet Robert Burns, was particularly poignant as we had used his words to front our campaign.
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Our heartfelt thanks to all those who supported Shirley and our family and we thought it would be appropriate to sign off with the thoughts of an American poet John Greenleaf Whittier who was heavily influenced by Burns – in the end all we are left with is forgiveness.
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The long-awaited Harris Teeter grocery store in the Clarksburg Village Center opened unofficially Tuesday evening with free tastings for the public.
Starting Wednesday, the official opening day, the store will offer 10 percent discounts through Nov. 28, just in time for Thanksgiving shopping.
The store is also offering turkey and all the fixings as part of its Holiday Dinner program, said Harris Teeter's communications specialist Danna Jones, who was in town for the opening.
Based in Matthews, N.C., the chain is also planning to open a new store in Crown Farm in Gaithersburg in January 2014.
Jones said Harris Teeter mailed notices two weeks ago to households in the Clarksburg area inviting residents to the free tastings.
"It is nice to have the grocery finally open," said Comfort Patterson, a personal banker at the new Wells Fargo bank branch that opened next door to Harris Teeter on Monday.
Patterson recently moved from Massachusetts to Clarksburg Village with her husband and two young boys, and they live within walking distance of the new store.
"I do the grocery shopping every week, but there's always the unforeseen – there's no milk, or the bread is out," she said. "The family can take a walk to the store, pick up milk, and go back home."
Patterson said she had been driving to Wegmans in Frederick and to the new Wegmans in Germantown but the trip took a big chunk out of her day.
"My Saturday was gone by the time I went out to get the groceries," she said.
Patterson said Tuesday that she planned to stop by for the Tuesday night festivities and that she had already taken a peek inside the Harris Teeter store and liked it.
"I'm not a fan of huge stores, and this looks just right," she said. "You can also see the aisles when you walk in, which makes it easier to see where to go."
Drew D'Asaro, manager of the Wells Fargo branch, also said he planned to walk next door for the tastings.
"We've all been anxiously awaiting the arrival of this anchor store," said D'Asaro, who previously managed a Wells Fargo branch in Rockville.
He said he expects the Clarksburg Village branch will benefit from the foot traffic going in and out of Harris Teeter.
"If it gets busy enough, I think we will need more people here," he said about his new branch, which currently employs eight people.
Stringtown Road resident Bill Allen, meanwhile, said he's taking a wait-and-see attitude. He said he's fallen into a comfortable pattern buying groceries at the Giant in Germantown but that he'd "check it out."
"It's nice to have something closer," said Allen, who was waiting for his wife to get a haircut at the new Hair Cuttery shop across the square from Harris Teeter on Tuesday.
The 53,000-square-foot Harris Teeter store, which employs 120 people for full and part-time jobs, is open 24 hours a day, except for its pharmacy, which is not open overnight.
Customers who aren't wild about roaming the aisles in person can order groceries online and pick up their orders without having to get out of their cars, said Jones.
The fee is $4.95 per trip, which is waved for first-timers. Or for a flat fee of $16.95 a month, customers can order as many times as they want.
"We've introduced this at our newer and remodeled stores," she said.
The new Harris Teeter store has a Starbucks café with free wifi and places to sit, and it is also offering pre-packaged dinners, sushi, a hot bar, a hot Asian bar and antipasto and pizza bars.
Customers who like trail mix will also be able to blend their own at a new trail mix bar, the only one in the Harris Teeter network. That's because the store, which cannot sell beer and wine in its Maryland stores, has some extra space to experiment with new offerings.
"If it does well, we'd be thrilled to introduce it to other stores," said Jones.
Harris Teeter has also incorporated conservation and energy-saving measures, including low-flow faucets in the bathrooms and doors that enclose cooled areas that in many other stores are open to the air.
There is also motion-detection lighting in the freezer cases that also save energy, she said.
Signing up for Harris Teeter's VIC (Very Important Customer) cards entitles shoppers to discounts. A percentage of dollars spent in the pharmacy or on Harris Teeter brands can also be designated to go to a local school or school organization.
"If customers can't find what they want, we can order anything – just find a manager and ask," Jones said.
For a map of the Clarksburg Village shopping center, visit http://clarksburgvillagecenter.com.


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The 2010 IDGC Ice Bowl will take place on January 30th, 2010, and benefit the Columbia County Cares Food Bank. It will be a PDGA C-Tier under the competition Endowment Fund, therefore non members can participate without incurring additional fees. All divisions will be $20 plus canned goods or $10 donation, this year we are trying to raise more money/food than ever so please be generous in your donations.
Registration will begin at 9am, and tee off will be at 10am. We will play the Ed Memorial and Warner Memorial courses that day, due to time restraints the Ed will be set all short.
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A special ceremony was held in the Elk County Courhouse Courtroom Wednesday to swear in attorney Bethany Parker to the bar of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Elk County President Judge Richard A. Masson, district attorney Bradley Kraus, Parker's family members and friends, and other members of the bar were on hand to witness Parker's admission.
As part of the Yuletide Memories Weekend in downtown Ridgway, the Ridgway Heritage Council is sponsoring a church and house tour.
The guided tour, "The Art of Grace in Light - The Story of Stained Glass," will be held on Saturday, Dec. 1 from noon to 2 p.m.
The walking tour will feature historic homes along Center Street and many of the churches in town.
Elk County is now home to one of two drilling rigs converted from diesel to cleaner-burning liquified natural gas by Seneca Resources Corporation for use in its Marcellus Shale operations here.
According to a press release from the National Fuel Gas Company, for which Seneca functions as an exploration and production subsidiary, the first rig powered by 100 percent liquified natural gas (LNG) was converted and integrated into Seneca operations in Lycoming County. The company is reportedly proceeding with plans to put a third rig built to run on both diesel and natural gas into use.
Agnes M. Auman, 92, a resident of Pinecrest Manor and formerly of Elk Towers and a former resident of Ridgway, died Monday, Nov. 26 at Pinecrest Manor after a brief illness.
She was born July 23, 1920, in St. Marys, daughter of the late Simon and Frances Fruehstorfer Schafman. On Oct. 25, 1941, in the St. Joseph Monastery, she married Eugene G. Auman, who preceded her in death on Aug. 26, 1983.
A photo captured by Hannah Jo Lampman, 19, of Lake City featuring four area ballet dancers reading three local newspapers has been chosen as a finalist in a nationwide photo contest.
The 2013 Elk County Relay for Life will begin on a Saturday instead of a Friday this year to give more area residents an opportunity to participate.
According to Public Relations Chair Barbie Simbeck, the Relay for Life Committee and teams voted to have the event begin on Saturday, June 8 at 9 a.m. and end on Sunday, June 9 at 9 a.m. The event will still be held at the Fox Township Community Park.
PITTSBURGH – The creation of a new court program geared toward offering support services to military veterans charged with and convicted of criminal offenses was announced recently for Western Pennsylvania as part of an initiative being led by the region's U.S. District Court.
JOHNSONBURG – Operation Christmas Child is a program that supports needy children around the world.
The program is conducted by Franklin Graham's Samaritan's Purse which is a nondenominational evangelical Christian organization providing spiritual and physical aid to people around the world. Samaritan's Purse consistently helps to meet the needs of people who are victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, disease, and famine.
Johnsonburg area churches helped to create and collect shoe boxes to support Samaritan's Purse.


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The Community of Disc Golfers and About All Things Disc Golf
Recently, a couple of locals have been saying that a player may take a re-tee of the box if they don't like the drive (usually right after they shank a drive badly). On occasion it has been alleged that it does not even cost the player a stroke! What's up with that? Now I admit that my Rule book is a year or two old, but I could not find any info on the PDGA website confirming this alleged rule change. Anybody got any information regarding this subject, or are these guys talking out of their butts?
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It's been discussed for the next rules update. Another option is to just not allow a thrower to call a foot fault but they can second the call.
Yeah, that makes more sense than allowing them to call it on themselves for an errant shot.
Seems to me that this rule is confusing and ripe for abuse. From the comments given here, I don't think that I am the only person still a bit confused - as there seems to be room for open interpretation. If it only regards to foot faults, then why doesn't it specify that in the rules - ie foot faults? I've seen players take a second shot simply because they didn't like their drive, then argue no penalty is applied (and quoting the rule)!
So what's the deal, Chuck? Can you give me a definitive answer that I can take back to the local Club and report as gospel (and I will be quoting you sir - LOL)?
A legitimate foot fault call by the thrower or another player that is seconded gets a warning and a free rethrow. That's in the rule 803.04F. It can only be abused if the thrower calls a foot fault within 3 seconds when they know they've yanked a shot AND another player in the group agrees it was a foot fault. If a thrower watches their shot go off into the wilderness and then claims the foot fault rule more than 3 seconds later, it's too late. They could even be called for trying to cheat.
So what seems to be confusing...is the players Bogiewon is referring to are quoting the wrong rule...as regards to stance violation (foot faults) verses Optional Re-Throw
The Optional Rethrow 803.06 is always an option but it costs a 1-shot penalty. If a player takes an Optional Rethrow from the tee, that next shot will be their third. The OP was talking about how you could get a rethrow without penalty and that's the foot fault warning.
I get the foot fault concept, but I am asking about rule 803.06 which would literally seem to imply players get to take alternate shots.
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"At any time, a player may elect to rethrow from the previous lie ... The original throw plus one penalty throw are counted in the player's score."
That's what people are arguing about on my local course. I'm glad that I got you here, because I really need the clarification. What has been observed locally is folks taking a second shot, simply because the throw was errant (no foot fault call, not even OB), then quoting this rule as saying it is completely ok! How can this be? Help me Chuck, help me!
OP is so impersonal Chuck....he's BogieWon ; )~
OK Chuck, your explanation stands. Rule 803.06-
"At any time, a player may elect to rethrow from the previous lie ... The original throw plus one penalty throw are counted in the player's score."
I shall quote you on this, but IMO I think the rule is silly, open for abuse and stinks philosophically (and I'm not trying to be a curmudgeon here). I just cannot fathom the purpose of letting people taking optional throws (in this case because the didn't like the results of the original). I guess that I'm so old school that I in a person only taking one shot at a time (outside of OBs and foot faults).
Thanks for helping out, Chuck, I appreciate the clarification.
Your absolutely correct in your assumption BogieWon....that something is rotten in Denmark regarding how these players are interpreting the Optional Re-Throw rule. A players opts for the Re-Throw, it does include a 1 stroke penalty.
What's great about these discussions is now we get to debate two whacked out rules for the price of one. Both can easily be abused in an attempt to circumvent one of the fundamental concepts of the game....Play it where it lies.
Optional Re-Throw.....you pointed out almost the exact scenario I used the last time this was discussed.
Stance Violations...calling it on yourself because you just doinked a 15 foot putt...and your buddy ole pal seconds it because he's your buddy ole pal.
I agree with your assessment Jamie. Some of these rules need to be looked at very carefully at the next Rules Committee meeting.
I brought this subject up because my home course (Black Butte Lake in Orland CA) is extremely prone to bad rolls because of its topography (which makes it quite challenging). If I can simply re-throw every time I get a bad roll, it takes away the "risk & reward" factor that I find so endearing in this sport (ie I don't like my throw, I'll just do it again - possibly ad infinitum). The opportunity for abuse is just too high for my liking!
Recognize that a "shot and distance" penalty is the worst you can get in ball golf and disc golf for an actual bad shot. So to allow people to choose that penalty whenever they wish is not an unfair rule. It's pretty rare when your shot would be so bad that taking the Optional Rethrow penalty would ever be your choice. If you can pitch out from your lie even backwards, you're likely going to be better off than rethrowing with a penalty. Remember, your original throw counts so taking the Optional Rethow is the same as a 2-shot penalty.
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Well, here it is going on November and I've eaten two valuable elk tags. Not for lack of trying mind you. My Wyoming archery tag was left unfilled due to poor range estimation and an arrow thus sent low. Several opportunities were "passed" on, and two other bulls of my hunting partners made trips to the freezer partly on my back. Then came a Colorado rifle tag that went down a bit smoother given the company it was consumed in as we all made our choice of tag sandwiches.
Eating tags is a bitter sweet experience. Bitter in the aspect that money and time were spent in the fruitless (meatless) pursuit of our quarry. We do not hunt to take pictures, we hunt to kill, to eat, to fulfill our role as the supreme predator and when we fail to achieve our goals, for whatever reason we are left feeling less... and yet, more. We also hunt to reclaim and make alive again a part of ourselves that our modern world kills, our role, our rightful place, our true knowledge of life. It is a sweet experience in that along the path to a failed season we experience many successes, learn many lessons, and hopefully share many indelible experiences that become part of who we are as hunters.
As I reflect upon the past two months of Autumn I cannot help but think about how much was learned. I learned to trust my calling, my scouting, my abilities to find elk, to pack meat... the lessons were numerous and well learned and will not soon be forgotten. However, there is more. The fellowship that comes only within the frame of the hunt. Spending time with people hitherto largely unknown and learning from them, helping them, sharing with them has made this autumn one of firsts, one of renewal, and one to usher in new traditions. This season was also one for time with family. My father had always dreamed of a horse back drop camp hunt in a wilderness area. So, after some research and planning we rode high into the Colorado mountains to fulfill his dream and hopefully kill his first elk. Long story short the hunt was magnificent, the kill never came, and my father left with a full heart and the knowledge that he could "still do it."
The "cost" of those tags is more than balanced out by time spent in the mountains and the opportunity to be with my new friends and my family. The movie "Searching For West" has done quite a bit to put things in perspective for me this season. It is not all about the kill, as I once was wont to believe, we are predators but we are more as well, we are intelligent and thoughful stewards of all that lies before us. Therefore it is up to us what we take from our experiences afield and I for one don't mind taking home unfilled tags and pockets full of memories and lessons.
I encourage all the rest of my brothers and sisters with filled or unfilled tags to look more deeply into the true reasons we hunt. Make all your time afield count.
With all that said, anybody have thoughts on tag recipes? Yummm!


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Ford Unveils the All-New Focus Electric!
After teasing the vehicle earlier this week, Ford has just unveiled its first all-electric passenger car! The model is a zero-emissions, all-electric version of the company's most popular small car, the Focus. Exact numbers are not yet available for fuel economy and driving range, but the performance of the Focus Electric will be comparative to that of the Chevy Volt and the Nissan Leaf — hit the jump for the full story with photos!
Ford says the vehicle is designed to cover enough range to meet the daily driving requirements for most Americans (previously, a Ford spokesperson said the driving range would be around 100 miles). The car will get a better mile-per-gallon equivalent than the Chevy Volt, which averages 93 mpg when running all-electric, and a full recharge of the lithium-ion battery pack is expected to take three to four hours at home with the 240-volt charge station — that's about half the time required by the Nissan Leaf. Car owners can also charge the car with the 120-volt convenience cord, which could require up to 20 hours for a full charge.
To help owners achieve the lowest possible utility rates, Ford teamed up with Microsoft to offer value charging through Hohm, an internet-based energy management system. Ford is the first automaker to use Hohm, which will help drivers determine when and how to most efficiently charge the Focus Electric.
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January 10, 2011 at 8:37 am
My concern is the amount of readily available lithium and rare earth metals to run and replace every car. I'm weary and skeptical of this endeavor. I think more time and money should be spent on alternatives to lithium as opposed to gasoline.
January 10, 2011 at 7:38 am
I hope a sedan version is introduced. Ford did the smart thing, by taking something they were already going to build (the focus) & adapt it to electric. GM & Nissan spent many millions painstakingly designing, sculpting, sketching a new car from scratch. Spent funds to build or modify a factory. Spent lots of money advertising it.
January 8, 2011 at 12:18 am
The market for real electric cars is going to be huge. Car manufacturers have to get past the "almost a car" model that cars like the Leaf represent. The technology is there. It just has to be put together in the right package. A company in Germany demo'd an electric that went 375 miles on a charge. Surely this can be repeated and put into production. http://organicconnectmag.com/wp/2010/10/electric-car-drives-375-miles-at-55-mph-recharges-in-6-minutes/
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LENOX–Pharmacist Win Tyler, 83, is hanging up his lab coat and Tyler Pharmacy is closing its doors after 132 years.
The pharmacy has been a fixture of Lenox and a resource for surrounding towns since it first opened its doors Aug. 18, 1880. The pharmacy was started by Win's grandfather, Oscar Dwayne Tyler, then run by his father, Oscar Donald Tyler, before it was eventually passed down to Win, who started working at the pharmacy in 1950.
"I've run out of gas," said Win. "But I have found a very fine company to buy me out."
Win, whose age and health have become a concern, said there was no one else to pass the business to, since his three children, Cheri, Jennie and Rick, have moved out of Lenox to pursue their respective careers.
As of April 1, Tyler Pharmacy will become NuCara Pharmacy. Alicia Lynn, who will be graduating from pharmacy school in May, will become the new pharmacist.
"I have exceptional employees," said Win. "Without good employees, you have nothing."
NuCara Pharmacy, headquartered out of Conrad, started as a small retail pharmacy more than 40 years ago and has grown to 21 locations. NuCara specializes in custom prescription medication compounding, home medical equipment, home oxygen and respiratory services, home infusion and IV services, after-breast surgery products and medication packaging.
Under NuCara, the building on Main Street, which currently holds Tyler Pharmacy, will undergo some remodeling and the pharmacy will benefit from technology enhancements to help with the delivery of services and products to the community.
"I am so pleased and so lucky," Win said. "It's in good hands."
A lifetime of service
Win, who was born and raised in Lenox, said he graduated from Lenox Community High School in 1946, before he went on to the College of Pharmacy at the University of Iowa. Upon graduating in 1950, Win worked in the family pharmacy until he was drafted into the United States Army, where he served during the Korean War at the 97th General Hospital in Frankfurt, Germany, from 1951 to 1953.
Upon returning to Lenox after his service in Germany, Win went back to work at the pharmacy, where his wife Bonnie also worked for many years before becoming the city librarian.
Bonnie said, despite her husband's busy schedule, he was extremely involved in the Lenox community his entire life as she pointed out a plaque on the wall, which Win recieved for his work on the Municipal Light and Water Board.
"He helped get the wind turbine put up in town," said Bonnie. "The city put his name on the turbine. It's quite something."
The turbine produces 10 percent of Lenox's energy, which helps eases electric rates for residents.
Win's commitment to the community includes more than 50 years served in the Lenox Rotary International Club, 25 years on the Lenox Municipal Golf Board, 35 years as chairman of the Lenox Pool and Park Board, six years as a member of the Lenox School Board, 53 years on the Municipal Light and Water Board, and he has been the recipient of numerous awards and recognition for his volunteer service and fundraising efforts.
It wasn't uncommon to find Win working 70 hours a week to make sure community members could get the medicine they needed.
"I've spent more years on Main Street than in my own house," said Win. Win said he expects the transition to be smooth because of his excellent staff, who will continue to work at the pharmacy under the new management.


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