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Chapter OneIMMUTABLE DIALOGUE ONE
ORTHODOX. It would have been better for us to agree and preserve the apostolic teaching in its integrity. But since you have for some reason destroyed harmony and are now offering us worthless doctrines, let us please search for the truth together without quarreling.
Eranistes. We do not need a search, for we clearly possess the truth.
Orthodox. Every heretic has assumed this. Why, even the Jews and the Greeks think that they are defending doctrines of truth, and this includes, not only the devotees of Plato and Pythagoras, but also the followers of Epicurus, outright atheists, and agnostics. We should not, however, be slaves of preconception, but should rather seek true knowledge.
Eranistes. I yield to your recommendation and accept your proposal.
Orthodox. In that case, since you willingly accepted my first request, I also beg you not to entrust the search for truth to human arguments, but to look instead for the tracks of the apostles, the prophets, and the holy people who followed them. For this is what travelers like to do when they go off the main road; they examine the paths carefully and look for footprints that show the comings and goings of people, horses, donkeys, or mules. And when they find some, they track them, like dogs, and do not stop until they recover the right road.
Eranistes. Let's do this. You lead the way, therefore, since you started the discussion.
Orthodox. Let us begin, then, with a thorough examination of terms about God, namely, substance, subsistent entities, persons, and properties; let us get to know them and distinguish them from one another, and then let us continue from there.
Eranistes. You have provided our dialogue with a most eloquent and indispensable introduction. For when these matters have been clarified, the discussion will proceed more smoothly.
Orthodox. Well then, since we agree and have decided upon this procedure, answer this question, [64] my friend. Do we say that there is one substance of God-the Father, the only begotten Son, and the all-Holy Spirit-as we were taught by divine Scripture, both old and new, and by the fathers who were gathered at Nicaea, or do we follow the blasphemies of Arius?
Eranistes. We confess one substance of the Holy Trinity.
Orthodox. Do we think that subsistent entity means something other than substance, or do we consider it a synonym for substance?
Eranistes. Does substance somehow differ from subsistent entity?
Orthodox. Not according to secular wisdom, where substance means "that which is," while subsistent entity means "that which exists." But according to the teaching of the fathers, substance differs from subsistent entity as the common differs from the proper, or as the genus differs from the species or the individual.
Eranistes. Clarify genus, species, and individual.
Orthodox. We call "living being" a genus, since it points to many things under the same aspect; for it refers to both the rational and the irrational. There are in turn many species of irrational things, such as winged, amphibious, land, and water animals. And each of these species has many subdivisions; among those that go on land are the lion, the leopard, the bull, and countless others. There are also many species of both the winged type and the others; but nevertheless they all belong to the genus of "living being" and their species are the ones just named.
In the same way the name "human being" is a name common to this nature, for it refers to the Roman, the Athenian, the Persian, the Sauromatian, the Egyptian, and, in brief, all who share this nature. The name Paul or Peter, however, no longer signifies what is common to the nature, but rather the individual human being. For no one who heard the name Paul would wander off in thought to Adam, Abraham, or Jacob, but would think only of this person whose personal name he heard. When we simply hear "human being," however, we do not direct our thought to the individual, but understand rather the Indian, the Scythian, the Massagete, and the whole human race in general.
And we learn this not only from nature, but from divine [65] Scripture as well; for it says, "God said, 'I shall wipe out from the face of the earth the human being whom I have formed.'" God said this concerning countless multitudes, since it was more than 2200 years after Adam that God totally destroyed human beings through the flood. And blessed David speaks in the same way: "A human being who is honored has not understood"; he is not accusing one individual or another, but all human beings in general. We could find many other examples, but we must not speak too long.
Eranistes. The difference between the common and the proper has been clearly defined. But let us return to the discussion of substance and subsistent entity.
Orthodox. Well, just as the term "human being" is a common name of this nature, we say in the same way that the divine substance signifies the Holy Trinity, while the subsistent entity denotes a person, such as the Father, the Son, or the Holy Spirit. For we follow the limits set down by the holy fathers and say that subsistent entity, person, and property all signify the same thing.
Eranistes. We agree that this is true.
Orthodox. So terms that are predicated of the divine nature, such as "God," "Lord," "creator," "ruler of all," and others like them, are therefore common to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Eranistes. They are certainly common to the Trinity.
Orthodox. Words that denote the subsistent entities, however, are no longer common to the Holy Trinity, but belong only to that subsistent entity whose properties they are. For example, the words "Father" and "unbegotten" are proper to the Father, and the terms "Son," "only begotten," and "God the Word" do not refer to the Father or the Holy Spirit, but to the Son. And "Holy Spirit" and "Paraclete" denote the subsistent entity of the Spirit.
Eranistes. But doesn't divine Scripture call both the Father and the Son spirit?
Orthodox. It called the Father and the Son spirit in order to show that the divine nature is incorporeal [66] and unlimited; but it calls only the subsistent entity of the Spirit Holy Spirit.
Eranistes. This too is beyond question.
Orthodox. Since we say, then, that certain qualities are common to the Holy Trinity, while others are proper to each subsistent entity, do we say that the term "immutability" is common to the substance, or proper to a certain subsistent entity?
Eranistes. The term "immutable" is common to the Trinity, because it is impossible for one part of the substance to be mutable, while another part is immutable.
Orthodox. Well said. For just as mortality is common to human beings, so immutability and unchangeability are common to the Holy Trinity. The only begotten Son is, therefore, immutable, as are the Father who begot him, and the Holy Spirit.
Eranistes. The Son is immutable.
Orthodox. Then why do you attribute change to the immutable nature by introducing that Gospel text, "The Word became flesh"?
Eranistes. We say that the Word became flesh, not by changing, but in a manner he himself knows.
Orthodox. If you say that the Word became flesh but did not assume flesh, then you must choose one of two conclusions: Either the Word underwent a change into flesh, or was seen this way in appearance, but in actual reality was God without flesh.
Eranistes. This is the opinion of the Valentinians, the Marcionites, and the Manichaeans. We were taught clearly that God the Word was made flesh.
Orthodox. How do you understand "was made flesh"? The assumption of flesh or a change into flesh?
Eranistes. It means what we heard from the evangelist, who says, "The Word became flesh."
Orthodox. How do you understand this word "became"? Do you mean that the Word became flesh by undergoing a change into flesh?
[67] Eranistes. I already said that he knows, and we know that all things are possible for him.15 For he changed the Nile's water into blood and day into night, presented the sea as dry land, and filled the arid desert with water. And we also hear the prophet say, "All that the Lord wished, he did, in heaven and on earth."
Orthodox. The creator transforms creation as he wishes, because creation is mutable and obeys the commands of the creator. But the creator has an immutable and unchangeable nature. That is why the prophet says about creation, "The one who makes all things and transforms them." And mighty David says about God the Word, "You are the same, and your years will not fail." And it was God who says about himself, "I am and I have not been changed."
Eranistes. It is wrong to investigate things that have been concealed.
Orthodox. And [it is also wrong] to be totally ignorant of things that have been revealed.
Eranistes. I do not know how the Incarnation took place; but I did hear that "The Word became flesh."
Orthodox. If the Word became flesh by changing, he did not remain what he was before. And it is easy to learn this from many examples. When a certain type of sand comes into contact with fire, it first liquefies and then is hardened into glass; and it alters its name with the change, since it is no longer called sand, but glass.
Eranistes. That is true.
Orthodox. And we call the fruit of the vine a grape; but when we press it out, we call it wine, not a grape.
Eranistes. Correct.
Orthodox. And when the wine has turned sour, we usually call it vinegar, not wine.
Eranistes. True.
Orthodox. And when we have refined and dissolved stone, we no longer call it stone, but lime or gypsum. We could find thousands of things like these, which alter their names when they change.
[68] Eranistes. I agree.
Orthodox. If you say, then, that God the Word underwent a change into flesh, please tell me why you call [the Word] God, but not flesh? For the change of name is in harmony with the modification of the nature. If things that have undergone a change have some relationship with their previous state-for vinegar is somehow close to wine, as is wine to the fruit of the vine, and glass to sand-then they share in the other name after the change. But when the difference is infinite and as great as that between a gnat and all visible and invisible creation-for the difference between flesh and divinity is so great, and in fact even much greater than that-how can the former name remain after the change?
Eranistes. I have often said that the Word did not become flesh by undergoing a change, but that, remaining what it was, became what it was not.
Orthodox. But if this word "became" is not clarified, it suggests change and alteration. For if the Word became flesh, but did not take flesh, then he became flesh by undergoing a change.
Eranistes. This word "take" is your invention, for the evangelist says, "The Word became flesh."
Orthodox. It seems you are either ignorant of divine Scripture, or familiar with it, but malicious. So I shall teach you, if you are ignorant, or refute you, if you are malicious. Answer this, therefore. Do you admit that the divine Paul's teaching is spiritual?
Eranistes. Of course.
Orthodox. And do you say that the same Spirit worked through the evangelists and through the apostles?
Eranistes. I do. For I was taught this by the Apostle's words; for he says, "There are different gifts, but the same Spirit," and, "One and the same Spirit works all these things, dispensing individually to each one as [the Spirit] wishes." He also says, "Having the same Spirit of faith."
Orthodox. You introduced the apostolic testimony at the perfect moment. If [69] we say, therefore, that the teachings of the evangelists and of the apostles come from the same Spirit, listen to the Apostle as he interprets the Gospel passage. For in his letter to the Hebrews he says, "For surely he does not take hold of the angels, but takes hold of the seed of Abraham." He did not say, he became the seed of Abraham, but "he takes hold of the seed of Abraham." Tell me, then, what do you understand by the seed of Abraham?
Eranistes. It obviously refers to Abraham's nature.
Orthodox. Did the seed of Abraham, then, also have everything that Abraham had by nature?
Eranistes. It did not have everything, for Christ did not sin.
Orthodox. Sin does not flow from nature, but from evil free will. That is why I did not simply say, "what Abraham had," but rather, "what he had by nature," namely, a body and a rational soul. Tell me clearly, therefore, if you admit that the seed of Abraham is both a body and a rational soul. If you do not, then you agree in this matter with the babblings of Apollinarius. But I am going to force you to admit this in another way. Tell me, then, do the Jews have a body and a rational soul?
Eranistes. Of course they do.
Orthodox. Then when we hear the prophet say, "You, Israel my child, Jacob whom I have chosen, seed of Abraham, whom I have loved," we don't think, do we, that the Jews are only flesh and not complete human beings composed of bodies and rational souls?
Eranistes. That's true.
Orthodox. And [don't we think] that the seed of Abraham is not without a soul and not without a mind, but that it possesses everything that belongs to Abraham's nature?
Eranistes. Whoever says this advocates two sons.
Orthodox. And whoever says that God the Word underwent a change into flesh does not even maintain one son, for flesh in and by itself is not a son. But we confess one Son, who, according to the divine Apostle, took hold of the seed of Abraham and brought about the salvation of human beings. If you are not satisfied with the apostolic teaching, admit it openly.
[70] Eranistes. We say that the apostles made conflicting statements; for "The Word became flesh" somehow seems to contradict "He took hold of the seed of Abraham."
Orthodox. Harmonious statements seem contradictory to you, because either you lack understanding or you enjoy useless controversy. For those who argue thoughtfully see no conflict here, because the divine Apostle teaches that God the Word became flesh, not by undergoing a change, but by taking hold of the seed of Abraham. At the same time he also recalls the promises made to Abraham. Or are you forgetting the promises that were made to the patriarch by the God of the universe?
Eranistes. Which promises?
Orthodox. When God led him from his ancestral home and ordered him to go to Palestine, didn't God say to him, "I shall bless those who bless you, and I shall curse those who curse you; and all the nations of the earth will be blessed in your seed"?
Eranistes. I remember these promises.
Orthodox. Then remember also the covenants God made with Isaac and Jacob. For God also made the same promises to them, confirming the original ones with the second and the third.
Eranistes. I remember these too.
Orthodox. The divine Apostle is interpreting these covenants when he says, in the letter to the Galatians, "The promises were spoken to Abraham and to his seed. He does not say, 'and to his seeds,' as though referring to many, but, as though referring to one, 'and to his seed,' who is Christ." So he shows quite clearly that the humanity of Christ sprang from Abraham's seed and fulfilled the promise made to Abraham.
Eranistes. This is what the Apostle said.
Orthodox. And this is enough to resolve every controversy that arises over this question. But I shall remind you of still another prophecy. The patriarch Jacob gave to his son Judah alone this blessing, which had been given to him, to his father, and to his grandfather. [71] He said this: "A ruler shall not fail from Judah, nor a leader from his thighs, until he comes for whom it has been reserved, and he is the expectation of the nations." Or don't you accept this prophecy as spoken about Christ the savior?
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For reasons that I will never quite understand, people seem to like having their picture taken with me.
Most of the time I do not mind the picture taking, and I enjoy meeting people, I will admit that sometimes it gets a bit tiring. Particularly when the picture-taking process goes like this:
md (talking to someone, but noticing out of the corner of his eye someone fidgeting...): "Do you want to take a picture?"
Other person (OP): "Yes, may I take a picture of you?"
md (turning to person he was talking with): "I am sorry, but this should not take long...."
The OP then:
- searches through their backpack for the camera
- tries to turn it on, finds out that the batteries are dead
- refits the camera with new batteries
- finds that the camera's memory is full of other pictures
- carefully deletes a few pictures
- looks for someone to take the picture
- points out the button necessary to take the picture
- realizes that the other fifteen people they want in the picture are not there
- calls to those other people to get into place
We then try to take the picture and find out that the camera person really does not know how to use this camera/phone (I wonder how much the companies that make these machines pay their human interface design engineers?)
Finally the picture is taken....about five minutes after the initial "fidget".
Sometimes these requests come as I am trying to make my way from where I am to a meeting, or (at the age of 61, is even worse) to the bathroom. And after one picture (with flash) is taken, ten more people line up, and we start the process all over again.
About two years ago I was talking with a Brazilian friend of mine, Alberto Azevedo and I was threatening to make a T-shirt that on one side would say something like:
"Yes, you can have your picture taken with me"
"No, it is not a problem...but please"
then on the back would say:
"The camera MUST be ready"
"You must know how to use it"
"Anyone that wants to be in the picture MUST be here already."
but I never made the T-shirt.
At FISL 12 Alberto gave me a nicely embroidered T-shirt with the front and back as above.
I will be wearing this T-shirt to various conferences. Please do not mistake my intention, as I still want you to take the picture, but please be a bit more efficient about it.
Carpe Diem!
Good to heart itHahahaha, Great! Hello my friend. I'm so glad that you liked the T-shirt. I'm sure it will be very useful from now on! And don't worry, everybody knows that you are a great guy, and have a lot of patience to take hundreds of pictures
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"Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, Robert Penn Warren's tale of ambition and power set in the Depression–era South is widely considered the finest novel ever written about American politics.
All the King's Men traces the rise and fall of demagogue Willie Stark, a fictional character loosely based on Governor Huey ""Kingfish"" Long of Louisiana. Stark begins his political career as an idealistic man of the people but soon becomes corrupted by success and caught between dreams of service and an insatiable lust for power, culminating in a novel that Sinclair Lewis pronounced, on the book's release in 1946, "one of our few national galleries of character."" "
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A Song of Despair Sadness Quotes
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Quote #1
The river mingles its stubborn lament with the sea. (2)
The river is a metaphor for the speaker, who is using the poem to lament his loss, just like the river's sounds are like a sad song (lament).
Quote #2
You girdled sorrow, you clung to desire,
sadness stunned you, in you everything sank! (17-18)
The woman was expected to save the speaker from his sadness, but it seems as though she was trapped in it, too. In fact, she seems like she was paralyzed by it.
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There were grief and the ruins, and you were the miracle. (28)
The woman was to be the miracle that magically erased the sadness for the speaker, but maybe since they "found love in a hopeless place" they were doomed.


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I read an excellent article in Parade Magazine this morning that I wanted to share. I think it's a great resource for FTMs or even BTDT moms who have lingering questions about vaccine safety.
I want to add that I'm a semi-crunchy mom and I will admit that I have had fears in the past regarding certain vaccines. I understand why people are concerned and why this topic provokes a lot of intense discussion. We can never be too careful when it comes to our kids. However, after blindly doing whatever doctors told me to do when I had my first child 14 years ago, I decided that things were going to be different this time. This time I have been reading everything I can get my hands on from vaccines to carseats to breastfeeding. Before I even got pregnant I was entertaining a delayed vaccine schedule and even thinking about skipping certain vaccines altogether. I'm still somewhat hesitant to get a flu shot. Not because I doubt it's safety, but more because I have never had the flu - even when traveling to other countries. But after months of research I have decided that I will be vaccinating my baby and will be getting the pertussis vaccine for myself. My husband and immediate family members will be getting it as well.
This article pretty much sealed the deal for me. Believe me, I have read plenty of anti-vaccine articles. I am well rehearsed on both sides. Knowing only one side of ANY issue, is pretty much like not knowing the issue at all.
Anyway, here it is. I know that this will inevitably cause some drama and I apologize for that in advance. I just thought the article was too good to not share. Thanks for understanding.


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I've never taken an online class before. How does Schoolism work? Is it live?
Because Schoolism teaches students from time zones all over the world, the courses are pre-recorded, so you won't have to worry about scheduling your life around live classes.
The pre-recorded lectures work like YouTube in the sense that you can watch them whenever and from wherever you want, provided that you have a high speed internet connection. You can fast forward, pause, rewind, and watch the lectures in parts if you can't watch entire lectures all in one sitting. We offer classes in two formats: Critiqued Session and Subscription.
Critiqued Sessions have set start dates (which you can find on our site) and run from 9 to 14 weeks (depending on the course you're taking) with one lecture activated every one to two weeks. Each lecture includes an assignment, which is due the following week. Once you've handed in your assignment, your instructor will record a personalized response video in which they will paint and draw over your work while discussing what you did well, what you can work on, and how they might've handled certain elements of the assignment differently. In addition to your own response videos, you will also be able to view the response videos of your current and previous classmates as well.
Once a lecture has been activated, it remains open for the rest of the class so by the time the ninth lecture is available, you will have access to the entire course. If you've handed in all of your assignments on time, you will receive a final grade and a physical certificate of completion can be mailed to you. Once you have received your final grades, you will have a 14 day review period where you'll be able to download your response videos to keep, and re-watch all other videos taking any additional notes necessary. Your access to course material will then end, and your seat will be cleared for the next class coming in.
With a Schoolism Subscription to any course, you'll have instant access to all of the lessons and assignments in your chosen course. You'll also have access to the video feedbacks of many past Critiqued Session students. Subscriptions do not include personal video feedback.
Do I need a fast internet connection to use Schoolism?
All Schoolism videos stream in HD. For students outside of Canada and the USA, please visit
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When will my subscription start?
Like most other subscription services, from Netflix to World of Warcraft, your Schoolism subscription will start as soon as you sign up for it.
Can I pause my subscription part way through?
Generally speaking, again, like Netflix, once your subscription starts, you won't be able to pause it without canceling it altogether. However, if you feel that you have a very good reason for pausing your class, you can email us to consider your case.
Can I subscribe to TWO (or more) classes at the same time?
Yes, you can! After you have subscribed to your first class, you can subscribe to a second class simply by going to its course page and purchasing a subscription to it. You will then have both classes in your dashboard to watch as you please. You will obviously be paying 2 subscription fees at this point as well. You do the same thing to subscribe to a third or fourth class, etc.
Do subscriptions cover Critiqued Session classes with personalized feedback?
Schoolism Subscriptions do not include personalized video feedback or grading. However, subscriptions do grant access to all of the same lessons, and assignments as their critiqued counterparts. During your subscription, you'll also be able to view the feedback videos of many past Critiqued Session students.
Do subscriptions cover Critiqued Session classes with personalized feedback also?
Unfortunately, no, subscriptions apply to Self-Taught (non-feedback) classes only. With the number of subscriptions we have, it would be physically impossible for instructors to teach, view, and critique assignments submitted by THOUSANDS of students.
However, if you're interested in a Critiqued Session class, subscribing to the Self-Taught version of it first would be a great way to check out what you'll be learning before plunging into the full Critiqued Session (which is a whole other stratosphere of learning altogether).
Is there somewhere I can share my Schoolism assignments?
There is! You can share your assignments with your digital classmates on our dedicated and well-populated Facebook group. There will be plenty of students there to see and hopefully comment on what you've learned.
Even though I won't get personalized feedback with my subscription, will I still be able to see the feedback videos of past students?
Yes, you will! ☺
How do class switches work?
The best way to explain this is with an example:
Suppose you have a 1-year subscription, which is for 365 days. You pick "Digital Painting with Bobby Chiu" and finish it after 30 days. You can then click on the "switch course" link next to this class in your Schoolism dashboard to submit a switch request. Let's say, you want to take "Painting Creatures with Bobby Chiu" next.
The following business day, 1.00 Schoolism Dollar will be deducted from your account and you will get access to your new class for the rest of your subscription, which at that point would be 335 days.
If, after another 50 days, you finish "Painting Creatures", you can submit another switch request, spend another 1.00 Schoolism Dollar and switch to another class, which you would have for the remaining 335 - 50 = 285 days.
We will fulfill switch requests the following business day because switching in the current Schoolism system requires some manual input. However, once our upgraded Schoolism system is completed, you will be able to switch classes yourself instantly through your Schoolism dashboard.
How do I purchase class switches?
Simply login to your Schoolism account. In the top navigation bar in the upper right of the page, you will see a link called "buy switches". Click that and follow the instructions! Switches come in bundles of 5 at a cost of $5.00 USD through PayPal. (They're $5.00 minimum because PayPal charges over $0.30 in fees on a $1.00 payment.) Upon purchase of a switch bundle, you will be credited 5.00 Schoolism Dollars, which you will be able to see in your Schoolism dashboard.
If you are a long-time Schoolism user and already have Schoolism Dollars in your account, you won't need to purchase switches; you will be able to spend your existing Schoolism Dollars!
Is there a limit on how many times I can switch classes?
Nope! As long as you have an active subscription and Schoolism Dollars in your account, you can switch classes as many times as you'd like! Again, you just have to submit your switch request and your class switches will be done the first business day after your request. We expect full-time Schoolism students who subscribe for a year can probably view ALL of our Self-Taught classes before the end of their subscription!
Do the lecture videos work on mobile devices?
Our video player currently runs on Flash so if your mobile device is Flash-enabled, then yes, the lecture videos should work. If your phone or tablet DOESN'T have Flash (such as Apple devices), then unfortunately, the videos won't play. This is another major upgrade that we're working on: making our videos playable on all mobile devices.
Can I request a refund for my Schoolism Subscription?
Like other subscription services such as World of Warcraft, and Netflix, we don't generally offer a refund for Schoolism Subscriptions. However, if you believe you have a valid reason to request a refund, please email us at
where we will review each request on a case-by-case basis.
Do you offer corporate discounts on Schoolism Subscriptions?
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For my Critiqued Sessions course, I won't be able to turn in my assignment on time, is that okay?
If you know that you will be submitting an assignment late (due to vacation, increased workload at school, family emergency, etc.), we invite you to contact your instructor to ask for an extension. Deadlines are handled at the instructor's sole discretion, which means they're not required to extend deadlines, but for the most part, our instructors are very understanding about the demands of everyday life outside of Schoolism and will most likely allow late submission. If you submit an assignment late without prior notification, again, it is marked (or not) at the instructor's discretion. Your instructor may still mark it and record a response video for you, but they're not required to do so. So, as a courtesy to your instructor, we strongly recommend that you keep them apprised of any changes in your schedule that might affect your Schoolism submissions.
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Lee's new EP, Mixtape: 'Til Summer's Gone is now available on Apple Music and iTunes.
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Want to hang backstage with your favorite artist? There's an app for that.
Twitter's live-streaming tool Periscope has had Silicon Valley abuzz ever since its March launch, giving users an outlet to broadcast video to their followers using only a smartphone camera. It's a medium that's been embraced by an A-list crowd of musicians including the Rolling Stones, Mariah Carey, Katy Perry and Steve Aoki, who have used it to host Q&As, stream tour bus and red carpet footage, and premiere new content.
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July 7th, 2015 - Country music's legendary duo the Bellamy Brothers has teamed with Susan G. Komen® to let their love flow for people facing breast cancer, with a new music video and campaign to benefit Komen.
CMT and iHeartMedia Premiered Lee Brice's Video
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Mo Pitney's "Clean Up On Aisle Five" has been selected by NPR as one of the "Songs We Love 2015". The program highlights their favorite 200 tracks across all genres through June. It will remain in the running for their "end of year" feature as well.
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In the role, Davie will manage GSA's delivery of more than $55 billion in products, while also leading the strategic direction of the acquisition arm of GSA, the procurement agency and government landlord. FAS officials have pushed for more efficiency and better bargains for customer agencies, while creating more ways to save money on a governmentwide basis.
Davie's career spans more than 20 years of service at GSA. She played a key role in bringing innovative solutions to the agency's IT and acquisition efforts as the assistant commissioner of ITS. She helped in leading the federal Strategic Sourcing Working Group and the Office of Management and Budget's Strategic Sourcing Community of Practice to develop a vision and framework for strategic sourcing in government. She has also served as the assistant commissioner for Assisted Acquisition Services.
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Tom and I following the faster dudes along the Burro Trail.
A nice panel of basalt with some climbing potential maybe.
Ryan, Sean and Bill approaching the intersection with lowe Lummis Canyon.
We reached the Rio Grande at the intersection with lower Alamo Canyon. Some bushwacking was mandatory.
At first we tried to avoid the bushwacking but couldn't find a way around.
All up in it. Feet wet and nasty in the bog and thicket.
Success! It took us probably 30 minutes to navigate through 100 yards of this stuff.
Tom about to exit the nastiness.
Then we regained a good trail to take us up to West Alamo Trail.
We followed the trail to the low point on the horizon just left of center here.
Great views! Despite it looking warm, it never got much above freezing.
Coming out Alamo Canyon.
Ryan followed by Sean coming out of Alamo Canyon.
Nice views along the mesa on West Alamo Canyon.
The steep descent into Alamo Canyon via the Middle Alamo Trail.
Sean showing off his moves!
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What do history's most notorious despots have in common with many of the flag-waving, patriotic politicians of our day? Both groups rise to power through the exploitation of fear, which has become a societal plague. There have been widespread casualties. We need an antidote. Feardom offers its readers a much-needed immunization.
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Those who toe their party's line and regurgitate what the media offers as news and sound wisdom often show themselves to be politically and historically naive. In few matters is this more apparent than when dealing with foreign policy. These people I've described often accuse Ron Paul and like-minded "traditional conservatives" as being "isolationists".
One such example is found in yesterday's NPR interview with Ron Paul, when the interviewer said:
What you've described as an old, conservative Republican view of foreign affairs is called, in many quarters, isolationism.
Rep. Paul's response was as follows:
Some people who would like to diminish its value call it that. I don't call it that, because to me, it's the opposite. It conforms with what the founders advised, and that is, yes, we don't get involved in the entangling alliances and the internal affairs of other nations, but they strongly advocated trade and talking and travel. And now that we follow that policy with Vietnam … [the country] has Westernized; we trade with them; their president comes here, we invest in Vietnam. So we achieved in peace what we couldn't achieve with war. But it's a far cry from isolationism.
It has become apparent to me in recent months that far too many people throw this word "isolationism" around without understanding what they are talking about. President Benson rebuts this misinformed claim and sets the record straight:
Already, I can hear the chorus chanting "Isolationism, isolationism, he's turning back the clock to isolationism." How many use that word without having the slightest idea of what it really means! The so-called isolationism of the United States in past decades is a pure myth. What is isolationism? Long before the current trend of revoking our Declaration of Independence under the guise of international cooperation, American influence and trade was felt in every region of the globe. Individuals and private groups spread knowledge, business, prosperity, religion, good will and, above all, respect throughout every foreign continent. It was not necessary then for America to give up her independence to have contact and influence with other countries. It is not necessary now.
Yet, many Americans have been led to believe that our country is so strong that it can defend, feed and subsidize half the world, while at the same time believing that we are weak and "interdependent" that we cannot survive without pooling our resources and sovereignty with those we subsidize. If wanting no part of this kind of "logic" is isolationism, then it's time we brought it back into vogue. (United States Foreign Policy, An Enemy Hath Done This, p. 155)
President Benson goes on to cite a statement by Senator Robert A. Taft, a true model of conservatism, when he said:
Our traditional policy of neutrality and non-interference with other nations was based on the principle that this policy was the best way to avoid disputes with other nations and to maintain the liberty of this country without war. From the days of George Washington that has been the policy of the United States. It has never been isolationism; but it has always avoided alliances and interference in foreign quarrels as a preventive against possible war, and it has always opposed any commitment by the United States, in advance, to take any military action outside of our territory. It would leave us free to interfere or not according to whether we consider the case of sufficiently vital interest to the liberty of this country. It was the policy of the free hand. (A Foreign Policy for Americans, p. 12)
These great patriots clearly demonstrate that "isolationism" is anything but. On the contrary, it is the same example-setting, long-suffering, morally sound doctrine that should permeate all practical actions of leadership, whether by a clergyman or politician. We will rally more people to our cause of liberty through our example, reasoning, and moral leadership than through the point of a gun. Spreading democracy while destroying nations and imposing our will on others is the method of force used by the archenemy to pursue his nefarious agenda. Surely we do not want to model similar behavior?
True isolationism is a result of the political agenda we have been pursuing since the end of World War II. Spreading our empire and messing with the internal affairs of sovereign nations is what truly isolates them from American values and respect. We isolate our allies and enemies more and more by propping ourselves up as a moral authority and then imposing our will on the world through military force.
Ron Paul, the target of such hollow "isolationist" accusations, recently explained further this argument:
In their hopes to remake the world in their image, the globalist elite who run much of America's policy-making apparatus simply further isolate our country from the rest of the world. By claiming a moral superiority that is so evidently absent when the effects of their policies are witnessed, neo-conservatives have made America seem hypocritical to many abroad.
America is now held in low esteem in many nations, not because we follow our own interests, but because the elites make claims that are not reflected in reality. They have, for example, undertaken economic sanctions in an entirely new way in recent years. When they wanted to take aim at Iraq and Iran, they imposed sanctions against those countries, but also against countries doing business with those countries. This meant we were in no position to negotiate with our adversaries, and we also could not rely on support from our allies.
To reset the debate in a way that reflects reality, it is important for us to reject the idea that the choice is between globalism and isolation. Instead we must stand firm for national sovereignty, constitutional republicanism and international cooperation. We should realize that America's current isolation is simply a consequence of globalism gone awry.
As Tocqueville once wrote, "America is great because she is good, and if America ever ceases to be good, then America will cease to be great." Our foreign interventionist policies are the cause of true isolationism. Jefferson had it right when he counseled: "Peace, commerce, honest friendship with all nations, and entangling alliances with none."


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Tall pines against a flawless winter sky near Kenick Burn, Dumfries & Galloway
Starkly beautiful image.
I prefer this one to pine alignment 1, I'm not quite sure why, but this seems a little more dynamic.
Yes, think you could be right - maybe to do with the greater weight (visual & actual) of the trees on the left: these huge plants, dark & still & silent as they are, always remind me of a kind of gigantic natural barcode, framed against that clear cold sky, holding some sort of unfathomable code between them as they stand in line keeping the secret of their sequence... But I suspect I'm getting a tad pretentious here!
the weight gives the eye something to focus on.
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