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The Walker Art Center offered "Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance, and the Camera" from May to September last year, giving visitors a raw look at the world we live in, where we are constantly exposed to being spied on. The photos in the exhibit were pictures taken without their subjects' knowledge, including Brassai's lovers in Paris, photos taken by private investigators that were commissioned by the subject of the surveillance, and the infamous image of a Viet Cong execution from the 1960s. Added up, the exhibit served as a reminder — or warning — of the tenuous border between public and private.
Thanks to services like Hulu.com, Tivo, and Netflix, the way that we watch television is changing. Rather than wading through hundreds of channels in search of palatable programming, we're either turning on our Wiis or laptops and hitting "play" or pirating our favorite shows minutes after they air. That said, the old days of channel surfing still hold a certain retro charm. And that is the simple strength of 45 and its sister stations, now inexplicably found in the 5 range. Here you'll find craptacular network programming that encapsulates everything you would have found on cable 10 years ago. For the folks who loved Nick at Nite, there are shows like the original Star Trek, Get Smart, and The Twilight Zone. For folks who love celebrity gossip, there are old episodes of E! True Hollywood Story. Most evenings feature oddly enthralling movies that time forgot, such as Overboard, Baby Boom, and The Thomas Crown Affair. No, we're not talking about appointment television here, but if you're drunk at 1 a.m. or home sick with the flu and looking for something to watch, you're going to be surprisingly entertained.
The Weisman's extravagantly fanciful stainless steel facade, designed by Frank Gehry, has always been an artwork unto itself, but there are now more reasons than ever to see the art inside the museum. WAM completed a major expansion last October — also designed by Gehry — that added more than 8,000 square feet of exhibition space to the main floor. Several new galleries give the museum twice as much room to show off the 17,000 works of mostly modern American art from its permanent collection. And while that collection is a bit of a hodgepodge, it does present a great chance to see representative works from modern icons such as Robert Motherwell and Georgia O'Keeffe and lesser known but worthy American modernists like Alfred Maurer and Marsden Hartley. Two temporary exhibits are also worth seeing: "Merge," by Sharon Louden, a room-filling installation of aluminum-flashing strips screwed and glued into a flowing, undulating mass (through May 20); and "Kathe Kollwitz: Making Human," a small but moving exhibit of powerful prints of the human form from the German artist that are still shocking and heartbreaking 100 years later (through July 1).
This northeast Minneapolis gallery is always up to something interesting. Last year the space packed an impressive eight exhibitions into its schedule. Unique shows included work from French graffiti artists 123 Klan, and Scion Installation's video installation featuring work from emerging artists. Though the gallery has brought in national and international artists and cooperatives, allowing Minnesotans a glimpse into art worlds they might not otherwise have access to, the group has also curated a slew of great shows featuring local creatives. For example, its most recent show, "Working Title," featured mashups from various Minnesota painters and designers. Each week the space held a reception where guests could check out pieces as they shape-shifted from collaboration between talents. Spring of 2011 saw the opening of an exhibition featuring beloved comic artist Frank Gaard, who now has a retrospective show at the Walker Art Center. The gallery has even dabbled outside of the traditional art world, hosting a holiday craft fair and MNfashion's Emerging Designers Showcase.
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Thank you Angel from Teavivre for sending me this sample to try.
I love the name of this tea, Moonlight Beauty sounds so pure and happy. The website says that though this tea is a raw Pu-Erh it is also similar to a white tea due to the processing of the leaves. You can see the similarity when you inspect the leaves.
In appearance the leaves are long and fairly thin with lots of downy hairs. They are a very pale green, almost white colour and they bare a soft, fresh scent of grass and pepper. Enough to smell like a Pu-Erh but living up to it's subtle nature. The leaves are also crisp to the touch and could easily be broken into small pieces with fingers.
I will be using 5g of leaf in a 220ml teapot with boiling water.
First Steep – 1 minute
After the first steep the leaves now smell malty and wooden, a real contrast to their dry form. The tea also shares hints of wood and malt, with pepper and sweet pine. The liquid is very light yellow.
In flavour this is more subtle than it smells. The first thing I notice is the smoothness of a fresh pine and sweet peony notes. The after taste is dry and slightly nutty. It actually reminds me of a Bai Mu Dan white tea in flavour.
Second Steep – 2 minutes
More peony and slightly sweeter than the previous steep, though just as mild. More drying in the after taste too. It tastes like spring rain drops that have landed onto flower petals, that imagery is in my mind every time I sip.
Third Steep – 3 minutes
Slightly sour during this steep but with a creamy finish and just as much peony. It has to be said that the dryness is somewhat spoiling it's subtle elegance.
Overall – I am not a fan of white tea usually and that is exactly what this tea reminds me of. It's not very Pu-Erh like except for the peppery, wood notes in the leaves once you start to infuse it. That being said it was still a pleasant and non offensive tea. I don't think I could drink it all the time though, it's just too mild for my personal taste. I imagine it's great to keep hydrated with on hot summer days though. I also imagine that the mild nature of this tea would make it rather forgiving should you over steep it. Essentially it remained very similar throughout all three steeps.
Water: 8oz
Leaves: dark green, long twisted leaves
Steep: 3m
Aroma: Vegetable
Color: light yellow
Clarity: great
Taste: This tea wouldn't fit in my teaspoon so i eyeballed how much i would need. I also noticed with my more recent reviews I've been immediately diving into doing longer steeps for teas instead of giving them 1m+ per steep, i may go back to try multiple steeping times and adding on 1+ each time. As for taste: light in flavor with a smooth mouth fill & slight bitter hint that lingers after the last sip.
This also starts off my Spring 2016 tea reviews!
Angel sent me this sample a few weeks ago. I was very curious to try this out when I saw it on the website. I was so excited to open this up! I had never tried a tangerine peel white tea… not even an orange peel tea, though I have seen them in the past viewing tea sites, chats, and blogs. So I used a very small clear glass teapot for this – approx 200mL. Upon opening this up, I poured the contents into the teapot. I saw two large pieces of dried, tough, dark orange tangerine peels mixed with fluffy white to medium green leaves that were small to medium sized. Some pieces were smaller I am assuming due to the packaging and me opening it up so excitedly! The scent of the dry leaf was fragrantly sweet but not overly so.
Brewing this tea – I didn't use a timer but it was under 1 minute (approx 40 seconds). I loved observing the tangerine peel and tea leaves unfurling and dancing in the water. The brew was a light to medium yellow with a citrus scent. YUM! I love citrus. I did two brews only for this tea as it is late. (Just watched Copa America – Argentina vs USA! Messi is amazing!) Talk about tangent… anyway, the taste of the first brew was light, delicious, citrus with a mild walnut/nutty taste to it. I also detected a trace amount of floral tones to it. Maybe its just me. I love the sweetness this imparts with a hint of astringency toward the end of the cup. The second steep was a lot lighter. I steeped for 1 minute. Perhaps I could have gone longer but I am always wary of doing that. I don't want to "burn" the tea. The wet leaves had a sour/sweet citrus scent. The liquidy goodness was still good but at this point the acidity of the citrus prevails – but not in a bad way. There is a hint of metallic-ness to it just like how some oolongs give me that flavor. Almost reminds me of lemon and water. The first steep was my favorite for sure. Good overall! I need to look up how this tea is made. I love the picture – I can imagine the tea being packed in that tangerine peel. I will definitely be trying my second sample of this soon.
Flavors: Citrusy, Sweet, Tangy, Tart
Leaves are fragrant of sweet hay, honey and spice. Brews a clear golden yellow – amber.
Tastes smooth, mild, sweet and slightly spicy floral. Pleasant soft/slippery mouthfeel.
Very enjoyable and easy to drink. Re-steeps many times.
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Thank you for sending this, Angel!
This is an assertive green tea with a strong vegetal flavor and aroma. Notes I could detect included green bean, cooked spinach, toasted rice, and stewed vegetables. A chestnut or peanut like flavor is present too – especially if more leaf is used – along with a tiny bitterness at the end. This isn't my favorite, but may be interesting to those who want a green tea that's robust and less subtle.
Flavors: Green Beans, Spinach, Toasted Rice
I liked this better than Teavivre's Nonpareil TGY. It has the classic TGY flavor profile but mellower and not over the top floral. Just a nice, smooth orchid/violet flavor. It's a little one-dimensional to me but still a nice every once in a while tea.
Flavors: Orchid, Violet
Thank you Lala for adding a sample of this into the box for me! It's one I've been curious about for a while now, but not curious enough about to actually buy any.
I cold brewed half the sample Lala included, and then left the rest so someone else could also get a taste of this one if they were interested. I'm wishing, now, that I'd taken some proper notes because I've since forgotten any of the finer details/nuances of the tea I'd observed at the time of drinking it. What I do remember is that I definitely tasted more of the vegetal base than anything else and that I felt like there was an overwhelming lack of strawberry flavour, or even fruit flavour in general.
Eh, you can't love 'em all. If this makes it way to me again and I get a chance to revisit it I think I'll definitely choose a different style to prepare this in.
Another sample courtesy of Teavivre!
The moment I open the packet, I can smell why they call this one "Fragrant". Wow! Bright, sweet notes of stonefruit, clean hay, fresh cut grass, and sweet potato. I can already tell this is going to be a new Teavivre favorite. Their yunnans really are something else.
The long narrow leaves brew up to a lovely reddish amber. Upon tasting, I notice that the flavor is heartier than the aroma. It has a satisfying, bread-like note in addition to the stonefruit and other flavors. The end of a sip is what tea so interesting, though. On the exhale, you really do get a fragrant, sweet smell/taste that is wonderful. I'm not sure how to describe it, exactly. It's smooth and complex at the same time. Highly recommended.
Flavors: Baked Bread, Freshly Cut Grass, Malt, Stonefruits, Sweet, Sweet Potatoes
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The dry leaves are a medium long and yellow-green. It's a very clean and sweet and mineral brew. Notes of green bean, chestnut, and sugarcane with a slightly floral finish. As the leaves open up they become bright green and reveal nice budsets. A nice and refreshing green, mao fengs are my favorite.
Flavors: Chestnut, Floral, Green Beans, Mineral, Sugarcane
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I've not had this before so when I opened the packet I was amazed and delighted by the size of the leaves. They're huge and flat and green; actually longer than the infuser basket I'm using which is as deep as my mug. Crikey! They smell grassy with a hint of peas.
The liquor is pale green and has a soft mouthfeel. The taste is light and vegetal with a hint of pepper. It's a savoury tea and quite refreshing with a pleasant, slightly peppery aftertaste.
Flavors: Black Pepper, Peas, Vegetal
Angel from Teavivre had sent me several samples again. Thank you so much Angel. I need to post more frequently here. I still drink a lot of tea. I just don't post as often if ever.
Me being an oolong fan, this one did not disappoint. Zheng Wei Tie Guan Yin Oolong Tea is very delicious. The dry leaf was a mix of light to dark green leaves curled up fairly loose with some trace fuzziness to some of the leaves. The smell was very fresh, mild-moderately fragrant – floral. The scent of the steeped tea was delicious and beautifully fragrant when I get about 2 inches away. The tea was a very light yellow. The taste was delicious – yum! The first steep was very smooth, creamy, and had a buttery mouth-feel to it. The taste was slightly sweet with hints of flowers, honey, and very mild grassiness.
This is a complex oolong and changed with each steep. The 2nd steep became less sweet and a bit astringent toward the back of my mouth and a kind of dryness. The 3rd steep was more watery but I don't think I steeped it long enough. I only did 3 steeps of this tea as I become distracted very easily. I love how tea keeps me centered and focused (for the most part!). My daughter turned 3 a few days ago. I can't believe I've been on steepster for longer than that. Times flies super fast.
Flavors: Butter, Creamy, Floral
Brews a pale yellow. Taste is surprisingly roasty although I brewed it quite strong. The second steeping was better I thought with more of a puffed wheat taste without the extra roast (although I am not sure that this is actually roasted).
I saw after on teavivre's website that the recommended brewing instructions were less than what I used so would use their parameters next time.
A nice non-caffeine drink!
Sample from Angel at Teavivre – thank you!
Their description explains the process better, but it is the inner nutritious part of the buckwheat that is called the embryo as far as I know.
Tartary buckwheat is one of my favorite non-caffeinated drinks while in China, and it's nice to see I can get it online too! It comes in two styles and the "whole embryo" is the less processed (and tastier) one.
I forgot I have some of the yunnan sourcing buckwheat as well. I really liked it. Not sure if they are the same but will have to have it again. I think it will be good cold too but haven't tried that yet.
Often I put the leaf I have already brewed in a jar, add cold water, and leave in fridge overnight. This way I get more out of the leaf and have a nice cold drink.
If I am just using tea leaves for iced tea, I brew it as usual, let it cool a bit, then put it in the fridge. If planning to add ice, then brew it stronger so the tea isn't too weak as the ice melts. Or just brew strong tea and pour it over a glass of ice, and drink.
Another method people use is cold brewing which is just putting the tea leaf in water in the fridge for a day or so and it brews like that – very easy.
Give it a try. :))
The dry leaves are big, attractive silver needle buds. The aroma is oceanic, pine, and just slightly floral.
The first brew is very mellow and soft. Slight honey and pine notes with a floral background. Slightly earthy and dank like wet leaves and rich soil. This is a very mild tea, I attempted to overbrew it and bring out bitterness and found that I could not.
Flavors: Creamy, Floral, Honey, Pine, Wet Earth
Small, wiry, dark green leaves. Primarily vegetal with spinach and green bean notes, but also nutty and roasty with a peach-like fruit sweetness. Not my favorite green tea from Teavivre, but nice nonetheless. I think this would be a good tea to drink with a meal.
Flavors: Green Beans, Nutty, Peach, Roasted, Spinach
Thanks so much, Teavivre! Teavivre's description calls this one a "daily drinker" or "beginner's" pu-erh and I think it is quite tasty for a pu-erh that is so low in price. I am finding that I really like pu-erh aged for about ten years the best. This ripened pu-erh has a scent of fresh hay in the dry leaf — smells delicious! The steeped leaves are quite long. The color of the brew is a deep, rich burgundy. There is a pond scent to the rinse water, but then any of that is gone by the first steep. The flavor is lovely, not as strong as some pu-erhs are to me. It's not quite like a pu-erh that reminds me of coffee. I really like a deep dark pu-erh — this is consistently medium strength. This pu-erh remains sweet. When the cup cools, the tea tastes like fresh raw bread dough! Very interesting.
Steep #1 // half sample for a full mug (about 5 grams)// 7 minutes after boiling // rinse // 3 minute steep
Steep #2 // just boiled // 3 minute steep
Steep #3 // just boiled // 3-4 minute steep
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A delicate sheng that's reminiscent of a good green tea. Somewhat vegetal/umami with notes of green wood, honey, and fresh tobacco. Very infusable, very attractive whole leaves. Later steeps have a mango fruityness alongside sugarcane and vegetal notes. Lacking in the punch that I expect from young sheng. Almost definitely a "drink now" puerh.
Overall a very friendly sheng that would serve as a good introduction for someone looking for low bitterness or coming from green teas.
Flavors: Green Wood, Honey, Mango, Sugarcane, Umami, Vegetal
I love keemun but haven't drank any in awhile. This one is delicious. Mellow and smooth with a bit of winey malt and creamy caramel. Perhaps a hint of smokiness but minimal. Could drink this all day!
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Dear Editor: I listened as Gov. Riley proposed his budget. But could he deliver? I have corresponded with legislators to learn more. I believe that Gov. Riley has delivered a workable budget. Especially for the education of our children.
I think this is the first budget that fully funds education AND gives teachers a pay raise.
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Of all the toll locations the state Department of Transportation has studied, placing tolls at an interchange where an extended Route 11 would meet two interstate highways is the option it prefers.
But department officials said Wednesday they need to analyze further how tolls at those locations would affect traffic.
The DOT is studying the environmental, engineering and financial effects of adding 8.5 miles to Route 11, which now ends in Salem, and building an interchange with routes 95 and 395 at its proposed terminus. Construction on the route's extension through Salem, Montville, East Lyme and Waterford halted in the 1970s.
A bill to establish tolls on Route 11 didn't make it out of the legislature this year.
The DOT's preliminary study on potential toll revenue and traffic concluded that the interchange is the only viable option out of several others that included placing tolls along the Route 11 extension, said Tom Maziarz, DOT's bureau chief of policy and planning, in a presentation Wednesday to the Route 11 Greenway Authority Commission.
The DOT is assuming the state would bond the estimated $1.4 billion project and begin construction in 2020. Tolls on the interchange alone could gross between $38 million and $69 million per year, and would pay back 31 percent to 57 percent of the state's debt service, he said.
But some local elected officials questioned the study's assumption that state bond funds would be the only source of support for the highway other than tolls, since federal dollars often fund transportation projects.
Current federal law bans tolls on interstate roads - such as routes 395 and 95 - except for certain "pilot programs," according to the presentation.
The study raises the possibility that the ban could be lifted with the reauthorization of the federal transportation act within two years.
The DOT presented four other alternatives. Tolls, at 20 cents per mile, on the Route 11 extension alone would gross $5.9 million per year (about 5 percent of the assumed debt service), but could discourage drivers from using the extension and could lead 60 percent to 70 percent of the traffic staying on Route 85, the study found.
Another option, tolls on both the Route 11 extension and the existing Route 11, would gross $8.5 million per year (7 percent of the assumed debt service), but could divert traffic to Route 85 north of Route 82 in Salem, according to the study.
Placing tolls on the extended and current Route 11, as well as on Route 2, would generate $28 million per year (23 percent of the assumed debt service), but could divert drivers from Route 2 onto other roads, the analysis found.
Installing tolls on both the Route 11 extension and the interchange would generate about $46 million to $78 million a year (36 percent to 65 percent of the assumed debt service), but would not remove as much traffic from Route 85 as the state would want.
State Rep. Ed Jutila, D-East Lyme, recommended two sets of analyses, one based on 80 percent federal and 20 percent state funding and the other based on a 50-50 cost sharing.
East Lyme First Selectman Paul Formica said the report should include analysis of other amounts, such as a 50-cent toll.
DOT officials said they will compile their final report and consider additional ways to analyze and present the results. Maziarz noted that Route 11 is competing against other transportation projects. He further stressed that tolling was just one aspect of the department's financial analysis of Route 11.
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McPeek said the son of Wild Again, who scored the second victory of his young career last Sunday in an allowance race at Churchill Downs, would run next in the $300,000 Ohio Derby (gr. II) on June 21 at Thistledown. McPeek, who won last year's Belmont with 70-1 shot Sarava, will still saddle Phillips Racing Partnership's Best Minister in the third jewel of the Visa Triple Crown, but said he would leave Wild and Wicked at home.
"More than anything we just decided to be more conservative, take a little more time and not throw him into the ring with the lions -- although I think he's a lion himself," McPeek said. "If we wanted to be more aggressive and throw him in there, I wouldn't be scared to. He's a special horse and you're going to hear more about him. But the Ohio Derby is probably better timing and gives us plenty of time to get ready."
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Lisa Randall studies theoretical particle physics and cosmology at Harvard University. Her research connects theoretical insights to puzzles in our current understanding of the properties and interactions of matter. She has developed and studied a wide variety of models to address these questions, the most prominent involving extra dimensions of space. Her work has involved improving our under-standing of the Standard Model of particle physics, supersymmetry, baryogenesis, cosmological inflation, and dark matter. Randall's research also explores ways to experimentally test and verify ideas and her current research focuses in large part on the Large Hadron Collider and dark matter searches and models.
Randall has also had a public presence through her writing, lectures, and radio and TV appearances. Randall's books, Warped Passages: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe's Hidden Dimensions and Knocking on Heaven's Door: How Physics and Scientific Thinking Illuminate the Universe and the Modern World were both on the New York Times' list of 100 Notable Books of the Year. Higgs Discovery: The Power of Empty Space was released as a Kindle Single in the summer of 2012 as an update with recent particle physics developments.
Randall's studies have made her among the most cited and influential theoretical physicists and she has received numerous awards and honors for her scientific endeavors. She is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, was a fellow of the American Physical Society, and is a past winner of an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Research Fellowship, a National Science Foundation Young Investigator Award, a DOE Outstanding Junior Investigator Award, and the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. Randall is an Honorary Member of the Royal Irish Academy and an Honorary Fellow of the British Institute of Physics. In 2003, she received the Premio Caterina Tomassoni e Felice Pietro Chisesi Award, from the University of Rome, La Sapienza. In 2006, she received the Klopsteg Award from the American Society of Physics Teachers (AAPT) for her lectures and in 2007 she received the Julius Lilienfeld Prize from the American Physical Society for her work on elementary particle physics and cosmology and for communicating this work to the public.
Randall has also pursued art-science connections, writing a libretto for Hypermusic: A Projective Opera in Seven Planes that premiered in the Pompidou Center in Paris and co-curating an art exhibit for the Los Angeles Arts Association, Measure for Measure, which was presented in Gallery 825 in Los Angeles, at the Guggenheim Gallery at Chapman University, and at Harvard's Carpenter Center. In 2012, she was the recipient of the Andrew Gemant Award from the American Institute of Physics, which is given annually for significant contributions to the cultural, artistic, or humanistic dimension of physics.
Professor Randall was on the list of Time Magazine's "100 Most Influential People" of 2007 and was one of 40 people featured in The Rolling Stone 40th Anniversary issue that year. Prof. Randall was featured in Newsweek's "Who's Next in 2006" as "one of the most promising theoretical physicists of her generation" and in Seed Magazine's "2005 Year in Science Icons". In 2008, Prof. Randall was among Esquire Magazine's "75 Most Influential People."
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Lisa Randall: What can science learn from the arts? You know I really enjoy seeing art, and I even enjoy seeing some art that's been motivated by science. But I do think they're . . . In some ways you can learn about the nature of creativity what . . . what are the opportunities that people have that make them excel. But there really are differences in the arts and science. And one difference is that you really can have a wrong answer in science. And that's very different, and it requires a certain kind of . . . a different type of training, a different type of evaluating what you've done. I mean in some sense you can have a wrong answer in art, but there's always a more subjective element to it. There is like a number that tells you you're wrong, you know, which is just undeniable. There's no getting around it in science sometimes. So even if you have a good idea it could be wrong. But I think broadly speaking, I think one can learn about just how people enjoy culture. And I think it would be nice if science was more part of culture – that people thought it as important to understand certain basic elements of science as they do to understand certain basic elements of literature or art. That should be as fundamental to our way of thinking. I think one thing that science can probably learn from art is just ways of getting people excited about ideas. I mean I think there is a lot of artistic ideas that people really enjoy hearing about and think it's important to be part of their . . . part of culture. And so given that it offers new ways of thinking about things, it would be nice for science to learn about that – sort of how to communicate better. Recorded On: 11/2/07
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Atheist Delusions: The Christian Revolution and Its Fashionable Enemiesby David Bentley Hart
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In this provocative book one of the most brilliant scholars of religion today dismantles distorted religious "histories" offered up by Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins, and other contemporary critics of religion and advocates of atheism. David Bentley Hart provides a bold correction of the New Atheists's misrepresentations of the Christian
In this provocative book one of the most brilliant scholars of religion today dismantles distorted religious "histories" offered up by Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins, and other contemporary critics of religion and advocates of atheism. David Bentley Hart provides a bold correction of the New Atheists's misrepresentations of the Christian past, countering their polemics with a brilliant account of Christianity and its message of human charity as the most revolutionary movement in all of Western history.
Hart outlines how Christianity transformed the ancient world in ways we may have forgotten: bringing liberation from fatalism, conferring great dignity on human beings, subverting the cruelest aspects of pagan society, and elevating charity above all virtues. He then argues that what we term the "Age of Reason" was in fact the beginning of the eclipse of reason's authority as a cultural value. Hart closes the book in the present, delineating the ominous consequences of the decline of Christendom in a culture that is built upon its moral and spiritual values.
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PART ONE: FAITH, REASON, AND FREEDOM: A VIEW FROM THE PRESENT 1 The Gospel of Unbelief....................3
2 The Age of Freedom....................19
PART TWO: THE MYTHOLOGY OF THE SECULAR AGE: MODERNITY'S REWRITING OF THE CHRISTIAN PAST 3 Faith and Reason....................29
4 The Night of Reason....................36
5 The Destruction of the Past....................49
6 The Death and Rebirth of Science....................56
7 Intolerance and Persecution....................75
8 Intolerance and War....................88
9 An Age of Darkness....................99
PART THREE: REVOLUTION: THE CHRISTIAN INVENTION OF THE HUMAN 10 The Great Rebellion....................111
11 A Glorious Sadness....................129
12 A Liberating Message....................146
13 The Face of the Faceless....................166
14 The Death and Birth of Worlds....................183
15 Divine Humanity....................199
PART FOUR: REACTION AND RETREAT: MODERNITY AND THE ECLIPSE OF THE HUMAN 16 Secularism and Its Victims....................219
17 Sorcerers and Saints....................229
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Hart gives short shrift to the popular atheists of our day, but the book is really about something else. Drawing especially on a deep understanding of the early centuries of the Church and its cultural context, Hart offers an erudite essay that takes on the view--pervasive since the Enlightenment--that Christianity was a violent and irrational interlude between the cultured classical world and a modernity of reason and science. Hart accepts that Christianity was an interruption, or irruption, but sees it as one that revolutionized our understanding of what it means to be human. It was the most profound revolution in human history. Hart points out that, unlike today's evangelical atheists, Nietzsche hated Christianity for what it actually was, a religion the God of which is Love and which regards charity as the highest virtue. It was, he understood, unique and subversive in its insistence on God's universal love--beyond ties to place, tribe, nation, or ruler--and the duty of Christians to help the sick, poor, weak and oppressed, to visit prisoners, and to respect the intrinsic dignity and worth of all human life. Its adherents often disappoint, as Hart insists, like all other human individuals and institutions in our fallen world. But in developing a (highly sophisticated) understanding of the God-man in whom God became human so that humans may become divine, Christians of the early centuries overthrew older views of the infinite distance between God and humanity and rejected the arbitrariness and immorality of the pagan gods. Christians established a world-view that saw the world as law-governed and humans as subject to a natural law "written on their hearts" and--in great contrast to pagan religions--a social ethic. This made scientific discovery--initially largely the work of churchmen and devout Christians--a reading of the book of nature that God had written. No longer could we say, except in the depths of despair like the brutally blinded Gloucester in King Lear, "As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods; They kill us for their sport." Christianity, says hart, is a religion of joy and hope, as opposed to the prevailing pagan sadness and resignation. So Hart's argument takes us from the pagan world, with its lack of a sense of the arrow of time and hence of the future, purpose and direction of life, its moral callousness toward the weak and oppressed, through the Christian revolution in which king and slave, aristocrat and worker, were of equal worth as sharing in the divinity of the God-man. The Church--again unique in its separation of religion from the state--suffers (what Hart sees as) the catastrophe of being adopted as the religion of the Roman Empire. But unlike the pagan cults, the Church retains its subversive aspect. It insists on the submission even of emperors and kings to God. The long struggle (as well as collusion) between church and state ends in defeat for the Church as Protestant rulers place themselves at the head of their national churches and Catholic states like France and Spain completely subordinate the church to the monarchy--even in Spain's case insisting on the Inquisition as an instrument of "nation-building." The long march of the hypertrophied state culminates in the secularist horrors of the 20th century.
Hart's writing is intelligent and easy to read, particularly given the subject matter. He clearly and accurately presents his point of view, and refers to sources so that the reader can make their own decision as to whether he has made an accurate representation. I think that it is telling that none of the negative one star reviews could provide any details for their negative review.
When this book was suggested by one of my online dealers, it seemed they not only knew me, but cared deeply about what I was reading. I felt warm, well cared-for, optimistic that, when I come to a place of having "nothing to read," I would be aided in that moment by a benevolent guide who could know my plight and shine a light in a darkened moment. The title of this volume suggested that it would begin to speak back to the "presently" (even though the practice has been around since the beginning of religion) popular pastime of the vehement, bombastic, uncritical destructing of faith in general and Christianity in particular. Here was a voice that would be a rational, steady, well documented and easily comprehended retort to that particular activity. Reading it brought to light the reality that, while Dr. Hart's passion is evident, his present book is overly enthusiastic and under documented. In the preface, the author outlines the process of what is to follow; this is to be an essay, rather than a book and more of one dealing with Church History than theology. With those parameters set he opens the book with a first paragraph that sets the mood for what follows. In the neighborhood where I grew up, had someone spoken to another in the manner Dr. Hart chooses to speak in the opening moments, those would have been considered "fightin' words." He names authors, books, articles of the "faith questioning camp" with surprising viciousness and insult. The following chapters address the various arguments posited by present day "atheist" authors. He is careful to site how those authors have missed-led or down right lied to their readers or have ignored/been ignorant of history as it pertains to the benefit Christianity has had on culture, many of the sciences, philosophy and politics. This is a plus, what detracts from his astute observations are his own use of innuendo, lack of documentation (for a history book that speaks of people, places and times, he has less than 7 pages of notes in support of his "facts;" for a historian, if it cannot be documented, it is opinion, not fact) and his use of near libelous language in stating his case. I was very disappointed in the writing of this book. Faith is matter of deeply personal matters. I believe that everyone has faith (atheists have faith that what science/rationality/their heart tells them is true). I have been given the gift of believing and the gift/responsibility for being a rational being. I cannot "prove" why I have faith, but neither can I cease to believe. God, as I understand that Being has endowed me with the ability to reason and be responsible with that rationality to the betterment of all, even if "all" at that moment is but one person. When one as learned as is Dr. Hart shoulders the task of speaking back to those who (apparently) dishonestly besmirch faith, it would be of immense help to recall the biblical admonition found in Proverbs 15:1 "A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger." His seeking to answer his counterpoint in the same language as he is addressed only underscores the detractor's argument that "faith is of little affect," for in so speaking, he shows himself to have been little changed by his faith. May I be passionate in my belief, honoring of others "disbelief" and able to speak with both in my discussion of either.
There are many beliefs that people have about the history of the church. Many of these beliefs put Christianity in a negative light with regard to what today might be considered civic virtues, such as tolerance, respect for science, and a preference for non-violent solutions. Hart's book looks at the historical events that are typically cited as indicating that Christianity and the church are at odds with these virtues. This exposition is well supported by citations from modern historians, and original sources. Hart makes a strong case that most of the "common knowledge" people have about Christianity and the church is wrong. His analysis shows that these errors seem to have developed from a combination of ignorance, intellectual laziness, and malice. This is a good book, and the arguments should be considered carefully by any one who is interested in an honest search for the record of the church and Christianity
Hart's book is brilliant - finally, an even-handed and historical rebuttal to the trendy atheists. Dawkin, Dennett, Hitchens, et al are thoroughly discredited. Their pompous, self congratulatory refusal to take the time to actually study the history of Christianity is convincingly documented by Hart. Hart points out that the new atheists might be somewhat interesting if they actually took their subject seriously enough to understand it, as did the philospher Hume. But their self assured conceit blinds their understanding. Hart is a first rate scholar, and his prose is beautiful. Too bad that the books by the new atheists, to include the "the borderline illiterate Dan Brown", will sell far more copies.


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This weekend in Washington, D.C., there was a lot of preparation for Monday's massive civil disobedience for clean energy at the Capitol power plant. Nonviolence trainings, sign creation, conferences. On Sunday night, just before it began snowing hard, I attended a gathering of authors, poets, singers, and the lead organizers of the action in a large university auditorium, and blogged as follows:
I'm at the big stop-carbon, pro-environment, Power Shift, Chesapeake Climate Action Network rally at GW University in Washington, D.C. Bill McKibben is MCing. Huge auditorium is sold out and packed. 12,000 students were in town this weekend for this conference. 2,500 have committed to risking arrest in civil resistance tomorrow. The crowd tends toward the white, wealthy, and elderly, but there are a good number of young people even in this event tonight. And there are a lot of the usual peace and justice activists here who work on issues other than this one.
It would be wonderful to see the peace movement have the money and the sense and the mainstream celebrities to organize massive civil disobedience here in Washington on a weekday. If anyone with millions of dollars wants to see a plan for an action like this for peace, just let me know. The worst polluter in this country (although it pollutes around the world) is the U.S. military. Environmental groups willing to take on a tough opponent would tackle war for purely environmental reasons. So maybe some alliances are possible.
But the environmental movement would have to go from its mood of great hope to one of grim determination. Congressman Chris Van Hollen opened tonight's event speaking right in line with the goals of the activists. It's hard to imagine the peace movement opening an event that way, except with a very very few elected officials. And there are those who see the environment as infinitely more important than peace (a member of "Grannies Against Coal" just told me that war wasn't a concern, that the climate was too big a danger).
On the other hand, Rev. Lennox Yearwood spoke next. He has always combined and unified and inspired and he did not disappoint tonight. I haven't seen Rev in a long time and realize I missed him. He brought the dead from environmental crimes together with dead Iraqis, the launching of wars for oil together with the damage to New Orleans and the deaths of coal miners. Beautiful job.
I've been at a No-Bases conference this weekend, and I would love to see the environmentally destructive US military bases around the world closed because they make war more likely. But we've been rehearsing the financial argument and it really only works, we only really save $140 B a year, if we throw all the soldiers based overseas out of work. What if, instead of that, the No Bases movement and the environmental movement were to develop a plan to employ all those soldiers and support staff in green energy, mass-transit, and other constructive work in their home communities back in the United States?
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Janisse Ray just recited a beautiful and powerful — power shifting — poem that ALSO tied militarism and environmental destruction together, but opposed them with a vision of a better way.
Laelo Hood is rapping now.
McKibben very smartly is making clear that those who do not want to risk arrest should come tomorrow. It is important to make that clear, as we did not do last March 19th in DC. (Of course, the truth is that it will be very difficult to get arrested when we try. The police will want to avoid making arrests.)
Gus Speth, former environmental advisor for President Jimmy Carter, is speaking now, and says there are 400 congressional meetings planned for tomorrow morning. He says the White House had a report when he worked there that said everything we need to know about acting to curb carbon emissions (and that it was widely reported), that scientists have continued saying it for 30 years, that it is too late to prevent significant damage, that now we must act or risk destroying the planet. He wants "science-based cap-and-auction legislation" and "no new coal in the United States" and "no more mountaintop removal in the United States." (Huge standing ovations for each proposal.) And — in line with my thoughts on soldiers above — he proposes programs for coal workers. Speth spoke well of the need for citizens to get active and pressure Congress, which he painted as a very uphill fight. At the end he said to march for climate, march for healthcare, march for worker free choice, etc., etc. But he ended without saying peace or "end the war" so the people I'm sitting with shouted it out for him (Medea Benjamin, Desiree Fairooz, Ann Wright, Leslie Angeline, Jodie Evans).
McKibben just credited Al Gore for proposing civil disobedience. (I can think of a moment in Florida when that thought might have occured to him. He's not here, but I'm glad he said it and hope that he and others will keep saying it.)
Kathy Mattea is going to sing now...
Beautiful. I hope she leads some singing tomorrow! But the religion in the lyrics wasn't needed. We would have acted 30 years ago if people didn't believe there was "a Plan."
Mattea denounced anyone saying "clean coal," including Obama, who says it regularly.
McKibben has a tie that says "350" because scientists have said that anything above 350 parts per million of carbon in the atmosphere is not compatible with the planet civilization exists on. We are already above that level and rising. McKibben and others stress the need for a tough treaty on carbon coming out of Copenhagen in December. He also stresses October 24 of this year as a date for global actions displaying the number 350 — the point being to send a strong message to participants in the conference in Copenhagen. (Click the link to get involved at the very nice website.)
(50 years ago they would tell you to wear only clip-on ties to civil disobedience. In this case, the police are expected to be very much on our side, as they usually are with peace and justice demonstrations in DC. It's the 535 corrupt nonrepresentatives in Congress we're always protesting. But we kiss up to them and then go into the streets and play cat-and-mouse with people in uniforms who work for a living, hoping that our size and sacrifice will impress the senators and house members who hear about it.)
Terry Tempest Williams is up next. She's talking about Wyoming, as she did at the reception earlier downstairs. Wyoming is an open-wound, she says, and would be the 3rd largest coal-producing nation if it were a nation. Water wells are contaminated with benzine. Air can't be breathed. There's too much cancer and not enough chemotherapy. Wendell Berry, who hasn't spoken yet, spoke briefly downstairs too and said that we would be in horrible shape without climate change. There is resistance in Wyoming by Hopi and others who have shut down a coal company. Downstairs earlier someone invited me to an action to close a coal plant in Charlotte, NC, this April 20th: go here! Can direct action spread? Can it be effective? Can it save the climate and social justice and peace and democracy? Not much else makes me even fantasize about such results. Williams described some victories. Very inspiring. Very democratic in the best sense of the word. (STANDING OVATION!)
McKibben is now talking about our old friend Granny D. who is turning 99, and who held a banner with him years ago in the Capitol Rotunda saying "Stop Global Warming!" and who said on that occasion "I'm 93 and this is my first time being arrested. I should have started a long time ago."
Mike Tidwell is asking everyone to write little notes to senators on slips of paper (and asking for money for the movement along with them). Someone shouted that DC has no senators, and he said to then write to Pelosi to say that DC wants voting representation. Another movement we can all agree on. Every movement that gets organized helps all the others.
McKibben is introducing Wendell Berry and says it's impossible to read him and not to some extent want to move to Kentucky and become a farmer. Exactly right. Amazing to see an author and a creative thinker who's helped shape our culture for decades as part of a movement maturing and feeling its own strength. (Isn't America supposed to get along without intellectuals?)
Berry says that we'll have to get to economics, beyond politics, to succeed, and that it will be slow and hard. We'll have to start living by standards imposed by local adaptation.
Berry told a joke and read a lovely poem, with the whole room hanging on every word. And everyone rose and cheered. And yet it was a dark poem of danger and gloom.
"Here's to the Long Haul" gave us some music to roll on out of here.
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La Finestra sul Centro, Trulli - Bari (province)
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Pans are great!!! It holds the cakes firm and the price is terrific. It makes productivity much easier to speed my process up. Recommend this product to
Kwame L. from A&K Kakes And Sweets Posted on 05/15/2016
This product is really good , i use it to bake my Middle Eastern dessert and sell it, and i purchase their plastic lid too which made it easier to sell and really look cute
Dima Z. from Delicious delights Posted on 02/09/2016
These foil pans are really nice for our dessert breads. They make it really handy to make up special order dessert breads. Just slide them in a bag, tie it up and they are ready to go.
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These are perfect for our laboratory. We do soil testing and these are a very economical way to contain the soil samples during the testing process. Great quality for the price. I know it is an unusual use for this product, but it has been the best solution for us! Very satisfied.
Michelle O. Posted on 12/31/2015
I love these mini loaf pans - they make the perfect sized mini loaf. I do set them on top of a baking sheet first before adding the batter, and I bake them on the baking sheet.
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These make the cutest packaging for mini loafs. I also ordered the tops for these and I do believe it makes them sell better. Bakes nicely in here.
Robin H. from Sweet Changes Posted on 11/16/2015
Have to say these are just a bit on the light weight size. Tend to bow out with heavier desert breads that don't have structure of their own. Work fine for sweet yeasted breads that are shaped. But wet breads like banana not the best.
Lisa B. from Branding Iron Roadhouse Posted on 10/26/2015
I use these pans to make a banana bread that has to remain in the pan to sell. These are of fair quality but a little high for the price.
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My family uses the 1 pound foil pan when we are hunting. This size pan is useful in keeping sausage hot after it has been cooked, store bacon grease and to scramble eggs in. Disposable pans make it easy to clean up after a nice breakfast before going back out hunting.
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These mini containers are adorable! I cannot wait to make banana nut bread minis. I had been making in a larger dish and cutting it in slices, but now I'll make minis and make even more money because of the presentation!
Stephanie N. from Sh-Booms Ice Cream Posted on 08/28/2015
These are so cute, and packaged so well! I really enjoy how easy they are to keep stored because of the way that they come in the plastic wrap.
Ashley B. from Ashley's Baked Goods Posted on 08/12/2015
Love these disposable foil loaf pans! Ive baked and given away mini loaf cakes this past holiday, why give your loved ones one big single flavor loaf cake when you can give them samplings of different loaf cakes. I've also used them to make personal size chicken pot pies as well. Very versatile and as always I love that Webstaurant sells a lot of their items per pack.
Tia K. Posted on 06/05/2015
Great mini loaf pan. I use this for my quick breads at the market. They are a little larger than my standard mini pans, but that gives a nice size loaf. Love baking right in the pan with nothing to wash. Once they cool you can use the lids that go with them to seal and they are ready for sale.
Heather K. from Off The Wheaten Path Posted on 05/22/2015
I bought this product last year to sell personal cake and it works great I bake my cakes in this pans and I put then in the oven then just decorate them and sell them they're amazing product
Jackiie L. Posted on 03/19/2015
I think theses are very durable. I was looking for a smaller pan..like a 1/2 pound size but theses were good..I used them for meatloaf.. Held up very well.
Joanne Y. Posted on 03/12/2015
We use these pans for our welcoming committee: each new member gets a gift basket that includes a freshly baked loaf of bread. We also bake bread with our 2nd graders once a year. These pans are the perfect size, and it's so nice to be able to give the bread away in the pan.
Joseph L. from St. Ferdinand Church Posted on 10/21/2014
I love these pans they are perfect for my banana nut bread. They are sturdy and this is the cheapest I have seen them. Make sure you get the lids.
Dana C. from Anna Mea's Bakery Posted on 06/13/2014
Along with another item I ordered, this came pretty quick and undamaged. I am going to be using this for the many quick breads I will be offering at the Farmers Market this year and the size is perfect!!
Lindsay M. Posted on 05/08/2014
These are great loaf pans. They bake the bread very evenly and the bread does not stick to the pan. We do grease them a little to make sure they do not but we have forgotten and still come out.
Tyler B. from Barton's Flowers and Bake Shop, LLC Posted on 03/01/2014
I Love doing mini loaves and these make it easy.I do allot of freezing and these are nice for a single or multi serve size dishes.
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