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Now, if you go to the Final Fantasy 25 category, it looks like this:
What I'd like to be able to do is, on that category link above, replace the text that says "Archive for the 'Final Fantasy 25' Category" with the neat slideshow that appears on the homepage.
Does anyone know how to do this? For reference, here are the involved files:
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Line 10 is what would be replaced. I tried replacing it with Line 5 of index.php (removing the "if home" part) and even the entirety of featured.php, but it doesn't function. Instead it just shows several stacked images (the featured images) and their respective excerpt text, one after the other.
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Nine Lives, Nine Memories
By ROBIN POGREBIN
Published: April 21, 2000
NEARLY every morning for 18 years, Millie Beener has descend ed the five steps from her house, taken two subways into Manhattan, pulled open the stage door of the Winter Garden Theater, loaded about 30 sweaty cat costumes into the washing machine, poured in the detergent and started the gentle cycle.
This is the work that enabled Ms. Beener to hang a chandelier in every room of her beloved brick home in the Bronx, to put her granddaughter through law school and to save up enough money to pay for the eventual college tuition and weddings of her two great-grandchildren.
When ''Cats'' closes, as it is scheduled to do in June, it will not only be the end of the longest-running musical on Broadway, a show that has grossed more than $1 billion in the United States and Canada. It will also conclude an unusual chapter in the lives of those who have been associated with it the longest. For them, ''Cats'' has been precisely what theater rarely is: a steady job in a business in which most shows close within a year, a source of continuity and community in an industry known for transience and fleeting intimacy.
While most people who have worked with ''Cats'' -- either on or off stage -- have come and gone, there are those who, for all or most of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical's lengthy run, stayed the course. This is the story of nine of them. Nine lives that became bound up with the production. Although some people came to dismiss the show as a tourist attraction or grist for comedians, for these individuals, the show was a point of pride if only because -- on a career path typically riddled with rejection, disappointment and financial uncertainty -- ''Cats,'' until now, was forever.
The Dresser
Born in Savannah, Ga., Ms. Beener landed her first job on Broadway as a dresser in 1968 on ''Mame.'' Now in her 70's -- she won't be more specific -- Ms. Beener has been working backstage ever since, dressing actors and maintaining costumes.
After ''Mame'' came ''Irene,'' with Jane Powell and then Debbie Reynolds, then ''The Great White Hope'' with Yaphet Kotto. ''Cats'' followed ''Evita.'' ''I was never out of work,'' she said. ''Seemed like folks just liked me.''
Arriving at the theater between 10:45 and 11:30 a.m., Ms. Beener changes into a button-down shirt, slacks and her own pair of the cat slippers worn by the rest of the cast. She sets about doing her daily six loads of laundry, including towels and washcloths embroidered with each cast member's name, undergarments and the skintight one-piece outfits worn by each cat.
During performances she helps with quick changes like the one for ''The Old Gumbie Cat'' number when, with her trusty flashlight, Ms. Beener hustles the dancers into their shoes, hats, gloves and leg warmers in the backstage darkness.
Ms. Beener said she was surprised by the announcement that ''Cats'' was going to close but that she had spent her entire career preparing for such an inevitability. ''I wasn't only looking for today as I was working,'' she said. ''I was looking for tomorrow.''
Fingering a ''Cats'' Playbill she has saved that is signed by the original cast members, Ms. Beener said she had no intention of retiring but that it would be difficult to approximate her ''Cats'' experience. ''I'm going to miss a whole lot about this,'' she said. ''I'm missing it right now. The shock still has not got out of my system, you know. Eighteen years is a long time to be close to something.''
The Ticket Taker
Ken Costigan, 66, has been just about everything you can be in show business: actor, director, producer. But what he has been the longest is a ticket taker at the Winter Garden Theater, a post he has held on and off for 20 years. It means standing a lot, but Mr. Costigan has a stool in the lobby where he can sit and read his murder mysteries during breaks. And the people who come to see ''Cats'' have made his job interesting. ''I enjoy the public and the crowd,'' he said. ''I've always liked the theater.''
Mr. Costigan grew up in Long Island City, Queens, attended Fordham University and Yale Drama School, and now lives in Manhattan. He has landed a few movie and television roles: the bartender on the ship that blows up in Stanley Tucci's film ''The Impostors'' and the judge who performed Morgan Fairchild's soap opera wedding.
He has also done some Broadway, as the doctor who takes Blanche DuBois away at the end of Blythe Danner's ''Streetcar Named Desire,'' for example, and as the understudy to the dentist in the Eli Wallach version of ''The Diary of Anne Frank.''
Taking tickets, Mr. Costigan said, requires its own set of skills. ''Some people try to sneak in,'' he explained. ''You get a second instinct after a while. If someone's trying to pull the wool over your eyes, you spot them.''
Sometimes people ask him about the history of the Winter Garden Theater, and he is happy to oblige: at the turn of the century, it was a stable. Then it became a theater featuring Al Jolson. When Mr. Costigan started tearing tickets he wore a tuxedo; now the theater's atmosphere is much more casual.

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"The OHSFCA asked the head coaches to wear something in honor of Tress for everything that he did for Ohio," Springfield coach Sean Guerriero said.
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At the Mathews-Western Reserve game, Mustangs coach Dave Harries wore a gray sweater vest while Blue Devils coach Anthony Hake wore a blue windbreaker.
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"Of course this was in honor of my favorite coach, Jim Tressel," said Brungard, who quarterbacked Tressel's YSU Penguins to national titles in 1993 and 1994. "I don't know if I'll wear this every week but tonight, this was for him.
At the Springfield-McDonald game, Guerriero wore black slacks, a black vest with a Springfield logo and an orange tie.
"Obviously having played for him, Coach Tressel has meant a lot to me and my staff," Guerriero said.
From 1998-2000, Guerriero played for Tressel at Youngstown State. In January 2001, Tressel took the Ohio State job and Guerriero's senior season was under Jon Heacock.
"[Tressel's] meant so much to me personally and as a player. I just wanted to pay a little tribute to him," Guerriero said.
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"No, I'm not a shirt and tie guy."
On the other sideline, McDonald's Dan Williams wore a blue shirt that matched what his other coaches wore. That doesn't mean he's not an Ohio State fan. When you call Williams, his phone plays "Across the Field" while you wait for him to answer.
In two games he covered for The Vindicator, correspondent Greg Gulas said none of the coaches participated (LaBrae's Bill Bohren, Salem's Mike Kopachy, Campbell's Mickey Sikora and Mineral Ridge's Joe Stevens).
Maybe it's just as well that not everyone was on board. Tressel made some interesting choices in his final year at Ohio State and they aren't the type that inspire parades.
It's hard to believe that a man brilliant enough to turn a successful Division I-AA career into the most prestigious coaching position in the Buckeye State could morph into an absent-minded professor on the subject of NCAA rules.
Tressel's devotion to quarterback Terrelle Pryor led him to bad decisions that cost him his million-dollar job. Despite Saturday's romp over Akron, Buckeye fans remain puzzled why Tressel thought Pryor was more important than his football program and legacy.
If you judge Pryor on his million-dollar contract, then he's a success. But if you judge him on being a man willing to face the consequences of his actions, Pryor is easily the most selfish, greediest and cowardly athlete OSU has ever produced.
It's understandable that some coaches would not participate in this way of honoring Jim Tressel. It has to do with their being competitive; it's not easy to think some other coach is better than you or did more than you. This isn't a selfish attitude. Concentration on what YOU'RE doing as a coach is always necessary. Prepping for the next game is on going.
That said, on balance, Tressel did do a lot for Ohio, for OSU and for YSU, as well as the schools he served in lower coaching capacities. I'm not a Colt's fan, but it's good that the pro's are making use of him in any capacity. I doubt he'll be coaching any, if at all. He' in the 60ish age area and his windows of opportunity are closing. I still don't hold him responsible for a bunch of (alleged adult) meatheads on a team who violated rules. I said once before, that he didn't take them to raise and I stand by that statement.posted 4 years, 10 months ago
I'm surprised that nothing has been said about Jim Tressel being hired by the Indianapolis Colts.
Stay tuned !! He's not done yet.posted 4 years, 10 months ago
i think he will be hired by a college team in the near future
You dont hold the coach accountable for meatheads? Ok.. But do you hold him accountable for his own selfish actions?posted 4 years, 10 months ago
People have a short memory. Tressel will emerge somewhere else and be a hero again.posted 4 years, 10 months ago
I would not be surprised that he is not coaching at B.W.posted 4 years, 10 months ago


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Attachments: mod32-arith-for-x86-64.patch
The attached patch implements something I've been thinking about for a while: mod32 arithmetic for x86-64. The basic motivation is to replace code like this (from SB-MD5::UPDATE-MD5-BLOCK): ADD RCX, R10 MOV RAX, 34369738360 ; extremely large instruction AND RCX, RAX and let the compiler generate something like: ADD ECX, R10D which is much nicer. And the code generated is significantly faster--SB-MD5 on a ~440MB file runs about 25% faster (warm filesystem cache). (This brings us within a factor of ~2.5 to /usr/bin/md5sum, FWIW.) It's possible that it will get even faster once I teach the compiler about mod32 log{i,x}or, too. I think this sort of speedup would apply to most crypto code (about the only code that might benefit from this optimization, although other people are welcome to point out other examples). Most of the patch, in my opinion, is non-controversial. We add a new storage-class, declare that positive-fixnums fit in that storage class, write the appropriate :MOVE and :MOVE-ARG VOPs, and then write some VOPs that take args from the new storage-class. Nothing out of the ordinary there. The only part that is a little strange is the change to FIND-MODULAR-VERSION. FIND-MODULAR-VERSION answers, "If I want to do a particular operation with a given bit-width, can you find me a backend-specific function that implements that operation at the given bit-width?" So if you have: (ldb (byte 31 0) (+ ...)) FIND-MODULAR-VERSION would say, "Aha! I'll implement this with MOD32-+ and let other bits of the compiler take care of cleaning things up." At least it would before--with this patch, we now only say we can implement the operation at a given width if the width matches *exactly*. (Notice before that the operation we returned actually operates at a bigger width than requested.) I think this is necessary to avoid pessimization of code like (bad example coming): (ldb (byte 5 0) (+ x y)) where x and y have had their types appropriately declared to be small numbers. So we *could* implement it with generic fixnum arithmetic, but without the above change to FIND-MODULAR-VERSION, it would compile into something horrible with too many shifts. On the plus side, this change means that the ever-popular test-case: (defun foom (x y) (declare (fixnum x y)) (logand (logxor x y) most-positive-fixnum)) generates the expected generic fixnum arithmetic code. What do people think? Is the patch worth it generally? With or without the FIND-MODULAR-VERSION change? If there are no objections, I'll likely commit this patch (+ other mod32 operations and some cleanup in the VOPs) in the next month or two. -Nathan
On Mon, Apr 30, 2007 at 09:15:28PM -0400, Nathan Froyd wrote: > What do people think? Is the patch worth it generally? With or > without the FIND-MODULAR-VERSION change? If there are no objections, > I'll likely commit this patch (+ other mod32 operations and some > cleanup in the VOPs) in the next month or two. I have mixed feelings about the patch. I appreciate that it speeds up realistic code --- as you demonstrated on real MD5 code, and as I expect will extend to other coding and RNG and hashing algorithms developed in a 32-bit world. On the other hand, it adds a noticeable amount of complexity to the compiler, and many new paths through the transforming logic, which is a general source of friction. Is it worth it? I'm not gifted with special insight into how people will use SBCL, so my opinion on such things is necessarily a guess, and beyond that this particular opinion is a spur-of-the-moment guess, so treat it with no more respect than it deserves. But that said, my guess is that as new optimizations go, the ratio of complexity cost of this optimization (in terms of lines of code) over the generality of the optimization (measured by the number of lines of application code which will benefit importantly from this optimization) is fairly high. It's not so high that it's obviously a bad idea to do this, but it looks high enough that it doesn't fill me with great enthusiasm either. Compare, e.g., to something like closures with DYNAMIC-EXTENT, an optimization that I wished for and eventually got. The compiler complexity cost of those is significant, but all sorts of Lispy code uses closures and ends up being optimized. In the absence of the ability to do closures with DYNAMIC-EXTENT, it's easy for me to imagine thousands of lines of application code out there, perhaps tens of thousands, being bent into contorted unLispy form to reduce consing. (I had already written hundreds of those lines myself.) Similarly, when I see optimizations in CLOS dispatch, or in (VECTOR T) lookup, or in being able to do a larger proportion of SINGLE-FLOAT or DOUBLE-FLOAT operations without consing, or various other things, it's easy for me to imagine that 100 lines in the SBCL codebase can lead, in the natural course of things, to reduced contortion of very large amounts of app code. The half-word-size arithmetic improvements, perhaps not so much, at least not in code which is somewhat pragmatic about how it does things (since an unusually high proportion of its applications seem to be in conforming to some older standard way of doing things, so it's unusually vulnerable to having its "customer base" stolen by other tricks like calling foreign libraries implementing the old standard, or switching to a newer 64-bit approach). On the other hand, one thing that I do like about the proposed change is that it looks like it reduces efficiency surprise. It can be very annoying when you know that the underlying assembly language can do something in a simple natural way, but your compiler insists on compiling into something perverse instead. The problem is generally more annoying when you can't anticipate the patchwork of things the compiler handles efficiently. ("There are underlying 32-bit instructions and registers it doesn't know about? Why?") Playing guessing games is no fun, nor is wading through the compiler source and hoping the patchwork won't change in the future. But I'm not familiar with the instruction set, so I can't guess how close it comes to eliminating surprise along this dimension (of optimizing for only some arbitrarily chosen subset of the wordsizes which are easy to manipulate in the assembly language). -- William Harold Newman <william.newman@...> PGP key fingerprint 85 CE 1C BA 79 8D 51 8C B9 25 FB EE E0 C3 E5 7C "Lord Acton did not say 'Power tends to purify.'" -- Scalia
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Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood: A Response to Evangelical Feminism
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In this new edition of recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, an influential and award-winning best-seller, more than twenty men and women have committed their talents to produce the most thorough response yet to this modern movement. Combining systematic argumentation with popular application, this volume deals with all of the main passages of Scripture brought forward in this controversy regarding gender-based role differences.
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The rise of evangelical feminism challenges traditional Christian beliefs related to gender roles in society, the home, and the church. This comprehensive defense of complementarianism contributes to the debate with systematic argumentation and practical application. Recently redesigned.
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John Piper (DTheol, University of Munich) is the founder and teacher of desiringGod.org and the chancellor of Bethlehem College & Seminary. He served for 33 years as the senior pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is the author of more than 50 books, including Desiring God, Dont Waste Your Life, This Momentary Marriage, Bloodlines, and Does God Desire All to Be Saved?
Wayne Grudem (PhD, University of Cambridge; DD, Westminster Theological Seminary) is research professor of theology and biblical studies at Phoenix Seminary, having previously taught for 20 years at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Grudem earned his undergraduate degree at Harvard University, as well as an MDiv from Westminster Seminary. He is the former president of the Evangelical Theological Society, a cofounder and past president of the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, a member of the Translation Oversight Committee for the English Standard Version of the Bible, the general editor of the ESV Study Bible, and has published over 20 books, including Systematic Theology, Evangelical Feminism, PoliticsAccording to the Bible, and Business for the Glory of God.
J. Ligon Duncan is Chancellor and John E. Richards professor of Systematic and Historical Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary. He is also Senior Minister of the historic First Presbyterian Church of Jackson, Mississippi, Chairman of the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, and the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of America.
Raymond C. Ortlund Jr. is the pastor of Immanuel Church in Nashville, Tennessee. He is the author of several books, including the Preaching the Word commentary on Isaiah, as well as a contributor to the ESV Study Bible. He and his wife, Jani, have four children.
Thomas R. Schreiner is the James Harrison Professor of New Testament Interpretation at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He holds an MDiv and ThM from Western Conservative Baptist Seminary and a PhD from Fuller Theological Seminary. He has published a number of articles and book reviews in scholarly journals.
D. A. Carson (PhD, Cambridge University) is research professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, where he has taught since 1978. He is president of the Gospel Coalition, and has written or edited nearly 60 books including Scandalous, Memoirs of an Ordinary Pastor, and The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God. He and his wife, Joy, have two children and live in the north suburbs of Chicago.
Vern S. Poythress is professor of New Testament interpretation at Westminster Theological Seminary, where he has taught for nearly four decades. In addition to earning six academic degrees, including a PhD from Harvard University and a ThD from the University of Stellenbosch. He is the author of numerous books and articles on a variety of topics, including biblical interpretation, language, and science.
Dorothy Kelley Patterson (DTheol, University of South Africa) is professor of theology in womens studies at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where her husband, Paige Patterson, is the president. She is an active homemaker, author, and frequent speaker and Bible teacher at womens conferences, as well as a mother and grandmother.
Elisabeth Elliot (1926-2015) was a popular speaker and the author of many books, including Through Gates of Splendor, Let me Be a Woman, Passion and Purity, and Shadow of the Almighty. Her first husband, Jim Elliot, was killed in 1956 while serving as a missionary in Ecuador.
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Bruce LandonNorth CarolinaGender: Male5 Stars Out Of 5The Definitive Work on the SubjectJanuary 4, 2016Bruce LandonNorth CarolinaGender: MaleQuality: 0Value: 0Meets Expectations: 0Some of the best conservative evangelical theologians write the most comprehensive defense of the biblical view of complementarianism. Some of the contributors are John Piper, Wayne Grudem, Thomas R. Schreiner, D. A. Carson, George W. Knight III, Douglas Moo, and H. Wayne House. This is a book that can be accessed over and over to address the main issues in this debate. I cannot overstate the importance of this work on this very important issue.
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I am 68 years old and was diagnosed with CREST syndrome 3 years ago I have been on medication called Diltiazem since them, but last year I had a bout with Raynaud's, when my index finger was very painful and became blue and hard. I was rushed to the hospital and given medication from a vascular dr. The finger finally healed and looks and feels very good; however about 9 months ago I started having shortness of breath especially after climbing stairs or walking the dog. I've had several echocardiograms and was then told I needed to have a right heart cauterization, which I had last week now I've been diagnosed with Pulmonary Hypertension which is a lung disease. I'm on oxygen and have now been put on a drug called Revatio. I just started taking this drug. Its side affects are for me mostly getting dizzy after during certain chores, since I just started taking the drug, I will be talking to my pulmonary specialist next week. I take the drug 3 times a day in 8 hr. intervals. I do not use oxygen when sleeping during the night. Hopefully with this drug I can get off the oxygen completely.
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I am 57 yrs old, four years ago, I start feeling tired, pain in the legs and hands, I had several blood tests and my Doctor said all my Lab work was normal, I went to my OBGYN and I told him the history of my problem with my family doctor no finding anything wrong with me and I have problems with headache, pain in the legs, swollen hands, difficulty swallowing, tightness of my skin-face looking very shiny and younger than my age, he recommended to see a Rheumatologist, this doctor sent me with a Dermatologist, I had biopsies of the skin and found out that I have Systemic Scleroderma, I was given Methotrexate and Prevacid for the heartburn, this medication affected my liver, at this point I was having problems walking , moving, difficulty swallowing, the Rheumatologist start giving me shots of steroids, and I decide to drop all medications, and visit an acupuncturist, it help me to move, I start walking again, and now I keep a good low protein diet, osteoporosis diet, salt diet, I exercise 45 minutes everyday and go with my husband dancing 3 hours every Friday, it helps me more than all the medications, and treatments I had before, I still have problems with inflammation in the hands, sometimes itching, tenderness of the skin, pain in the legs if I do not exercise. I notice that a good diet, exercise, drinking water and having a positive attitude has helped me to get better every day and continue a normal life. I never stop working or having fun with my family, specially my children. I take all kind of vitamins also.
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I am a 55 yr old white female, my father had scleroderma and his hands, arms feet and legs were greatly affected, he died at age 42 with what they said was lung cancer but he had breathing problems a lot all the time I could remember. I was just diagnosed with scleroderma a month or so ago, was diagnosed with RA and lupus some 5 yrs ago and I have for the last year and half been being treated with mexrethrotate shots weekly. I also have many lung and breathing problems I have pneumonia every year and sometimes more than once. I suffer from loss of bowel problems and digestive problems. My blood pressure has recently been going up and down a lot. The only reason they now say that I have scleroderma is because my skin on my arm and legs has become so hard they can't put an IV in it takes about 6 to 7 tries to get one in me and they can't hardly stick me to draw blood. I am already looking at possibly needing oxygen sometime in the very near future. Everyone has always said how young I look for my age but it seems now it is starting to catch up at a fast rate, and my skin is looking older to quickly. I am very scared of what the future holds and how much time I have left at a fair quality of life. I try to always stay positive, because I love life and people. I would like all the info on this I could get, since there wasn't any when my father had it and dies in 1963, I just remember how pitiful he looked and how bad he hurt, and how cripple he became.
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Faith and doubt stand in loving tension in this splendid collection edited by Bole, a religion writer, and Abernethy, founder and host of the PBS program Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly. The book draws from the extensive interviews the series has conducted with religious luminaries and writers, some of whom appear more than once. The interviews are loosely arranged into themes of prayer; suffering and the problem of evil; encountering religious pluralism; preparing for death and the afterlife; and the varieties of religious practice. Not all of the contributors describe themselves as religious ("You know what an agnostic is?" asks the agnostic near-centenarian Studs Terkel. "A cowardly atheist"). Most of those profiled, however, have walked a long path of religious devotion, including Desmond Tutu, Jimmy Carter, Thich Nhat Hanh, the Dalai Lama, Anne Lamott, William Sloane Coffin, Martin Marty, Frederica Mathewes-Green and Phyllis Tickle (PW's former contributing editor in religion). With such an amazing cast of characters, it's practically impossible to go wrong, and this collection doesn't miss a step. The section on suffering is particularly perceptive ("I know that where there is no suffering, nothing happens," novelist Madeleine L'Engle says). This is a rich feast of accumulated wisdom. (Apr. 3)Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information
The Life of Meaning: Reflections on Faith, Doubt, and Repairing the Worldby Bob Abernethy, William Bole
PBS's Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly, which Bob Abernethy conceived and anchors, has been described as "the best spot on the television landscape to take in the broad view of the spiritual dimension of American life . . ." by the Christian Science Monitor. "Finally," wrote the San Francisco Chronicle, "something intelligent on TV about religion." Now, together with
PBS's Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly, which Bob Abernethy conceived and anchors, has been described as "the best spot on the television landscape to take in the broad view of the spiritual dimension of American life . . ." by the Christian Science Monitor. "Finally," wrote the San Francisco Chronicle, "something intelligent on TV about religion." Now, together with his coauthor William Bole, Abernethy has turned his attention to making a book that asks all the big questions—and elicits the most surprising answers from a who's-who of today's serious religious and spiritual thinkers from across the spectrum of faiths and denominations.
In this thoughtful collection, extraordinary people give their personal and private accounts of their own spiritual struggle. Their insights on community, prayer, suffering, religious observance, the choice to live with or without a god, and the meanings that are gleaned from everyday life form an elegant meditation on the desire for something beyond what we can see and measure.
More than fifty contributors, including Jimmy Carter, Francis Collins, The Dalai Lama, Robert Franklin, Irving Greenberg, Seyyed Hossein Nasr, Harold Kushner, Anne Lamott, Madeleine L'Engle, Thomas Lynch, Martin Marty, Mark Noll, Rachel Remen, Marilynne Robinson, Barbara Brown Taylor, Studs Terkel, Thich Nhat Hanh, Phyllis Tickle, Desmond Tutu, Jean Vanier, and Marianne Williamson.
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Liberty Counsel chairman Mat Staver joined Jim Schneider on VCY America's Crosstalk on Friday where Staver derided the Obama administration as "the most radical, ideologically-driven administration in American history" in response to the Department of Health and Human Services' contraception mandate. Staver accused the administration of having a "very radical agenda that is very anti-life and anti-liberty" which he said is putting reproductive and gay rights ahead of the economy and even national security. "It is in-your-face forced abortion funding, in-your-face forced homosexuality," Staver lamented, "and in-your-face a deconstruction of moral principles."
Schneider: Last Friday the Obama administration announced some new rules that now would require colleges and universities to provide their student health care plans covering female students in the US, that they would have to include coverage for free voluntary sterilization surgery and then also said that further women of college age who don't attend college, don't attend school, they also would get this free sterilization coverage whether they are insured through an employer, their parents, some form of government subsidized plan. Mat, how much further is this going to go?
Staver: What we have is a president and an administration that he has gathered that is the most radical, ideologically-driven administration in American history and the ideology is very much pro-abortion and pro-homosexual rights and that trumps everything, it seems to trump the economy, it trumps national security. Of all the myriad of things that the president and the administration could be working on to make America a better place, to bring more jobs and so forth, they are working on these kinds of micromanagement things to push a very radical agenda that is anti-life and anti-liberty. It's to not just satisfy the radical fringe that supports this administration but it is to satisfy the ideology that comes with this administration, it is part and parcel of what they believe and who they are. In terms of where the end is, nothing should shock anybody at this stage in terms of where this will be going. It is in-your-face forced abortion funding, in-your-face forced homosexuality and in-your-face a deconstruction of moral principles.
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A third of the potential jurors called to a St. Johns County courtroom Wednesday survived to the next round to hear the case of three defendants charged with battering and slashing six people to death two years ago.
The prosecution, led by State Attorney John Tanner, is seeking the death penalty against Troy Miguel Victorino, 29; Jerone Lamar Hunter, 20; and Michael Anthony Salas, 20.
A fourth defendant, 19-year-old Robert Anthony Cannon, pleaded guilty on Oct. 27 to all six charges filed against him.
He is expected to testify against the other three and will be sentenced to life in prison without parole.
There are only two possible sentences -- death or life without parole -- for a defendant who is convicted of capital murder.
Thirty-five jurors were questioned at the courthouse on Wednesday about their ability and suitability to be one of the 12 jurors and four alternates who will be chosen.
An additional jury pool will be called today and, quite likely, on Friday. Those who are not dismissed will all return to the courthouse at 9:30 a.m. Monday for jury selection.
Investigators said the four men, armed with aluminum baseball bats, entered a Deltona home shortly after 1 a.m. on Aug. 6, 2004.
They then battered and knifed the six sleeping occupants, according to prosecutors.
They also beat to death a dachshund belonging to one of the victims, prosecutors said.
Killed were Erin Belanger, 22; her boyfriend, Francisco "Flaco" Ayo-Roman, 30; Michelle Ann Nathan, 19; her boyfriend, Anthony Vega, 34; Roberto "Tito" Gonzalez, 28; and Jonathan Gleason, 17.
All four defendants were arrested the day after the killings.
Information was presented to a Volusia County grand jury because the State Attorney's Office cannot file first-degree murder charges without seeking an indictment.
The four defendants were indicted on Aug. 23.
According to investigators and prosecutors, Victorino had been squatting at a home belonging to Belanger's mother.
Victorino allegedly became furious when he discovered that Belanger had removed some clothes, CDs, a Game Cube and two Xbox video game systems, along with 10 grams of cocaine.
Prosecutors say he enlisted the others to exact revenge.
Chief Circuit Judge William A. Parsons, who is presiding over the trial, ordered it moved in April from Volusia County to St. Johns.
Parsons, Tanner and defense attorneys agreed that intense media coverage and local outrage prevented the defendants from getting a fair trial in DeLand.
Most of those called in Wednesday's jury pool knew nothing about the killings or the furor they caused in Volusia County.
Ten said they had picked up some information through newspapers, television or the Internet.
Several of the jurors who were excused on Wednesday had said the death penalty was the only "appropriate penalty" for a first-degree murder conviction.
Others said they couldn't vote for a death penalty under any circumstances.
A few jurors were excused because being away from their jobs for five weeks would cause an extreme financial hardship.
Parsons was determined to excuse only the most severe cases. "If we dismiss everyone who's going to miss a paycheck or two, we'll be here forever," he said.
The trial is expected to last between four and five weeks, Parsons said.
A list of 86 possible prosecution witnesses was read to the jury pool on Wednesday.
Victorino's attorneys have a witness list with 43 names. There are 28 names on Hunter's list and six on Salas's.
Attorneys indicated that several witnesses on Victorino's list are expected to testify for the other two defendants.
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Go Ellen! She was too nice though.
(sigh) It will happen... we just have to wait for the old people to die...
"God bless Ellen DeGeneres. God bless her good" are the best words combined in the English language since "All men are created equal."
It's one thing to say he simply has a disagreement with her, but he was too scared to lose votes to even explain why he felt the way he did. That's what's lame.
I love me some Ellen!!!
that was painful to watch. you can see what is decent in the man at war with his dogma/political expediency. the latter wins, and he is damned. the fight is not over until his generation (and the one after, i'm sorry to say) are gone, as bruce said.
My favorite part is whan she said, "(it) feels like theres this old way of thinking that were not all the same" and compared this to voting rights, etc.
Hopefully, this old way of thinking will soon be dead along with the old fucks that promote it.
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He couldn't even look her in the eye. That was painful. I read that as he really doesn't believe what he's saying, and is embarrassed, but who knows.
Goddamn I hate the Republican party.
Nice. I wish she had ripped him on, "I wish you every happiness."
Bullshit. It would make her happy to get married. He only wishes her to be happy insofar as it doesn't conflict with his bigotry.
this is what drives me sooooo crazy about McCain. you can tell he doesn't *truly* believe all the crap he is peddling right now. i think that's somehow worse than those people who actually believe it.
what happened to 2000's McCain? i liked him.
His inability to be genuinely, unabashedly bigoted is going to seriously hurt him.
ellen is a cutie. rep it g.
Just the fact that he appeared on Ellen's show will lose him some votes among the Xtian bigots.
konstant, that mccain is dead.
Well done Ms. DeGeneres. And a pox on the foul-mouthed, two-faced purveyor of Satanic ambiguation known as McCain.
Is Ellen available for VP? Can we start a campaign to have her drafted?
@8 - I agree; I don't think he really buys what he's saying, and he has no way to justify his position when sitting across from someone who has to pay the price for his party's position. The thing I find most galling about the political view of partnership over marriage is exactly that - the politicians are sitting in the fire with someone else's ass, as my father used to say.
Wow. As other commenters have noted, his inability to make eye contact is much more psychologically revealing than a leader should ever allow. That's what makes this whole exchange so uncomfortable.
@8 and 18 - It doesn't matter at this point whether he buys in to it or not on a personal level, because he has certainly bought in to it on a political level. He's thrown in his lot with the bigots, so fuck him.
And, so let me get this right, Obama and Clinton support gay marriage?
Seems to me that they all three have exactly the same position on this one. They support separate-but-equal gay unions.
I don't think she'd get a different answer to the same questions from any of the three remaining candidates.
To me, that there is a Republican candidate that supports separate-but-equal gay unions is a remarkable thing. But not nearly as remarkable as the fact that neither of the Democrats running support gay marriage.
God bless Ellen, but she totally dropped the ball when she had McCain on her show. She should have asked, "Why is it that you get to have a marriage, then throw it away, then have another marriage, all with the full support of the state and the church, while gays and lesbians get nothing?" Because we don't have "one man, one woman" marriage in this country, we have serial polygamy for opposite-sex couples and nothing for same-sex couples.
I could never trust this guy. You can tell (as is previously noted) that he doesn't really believe a word of what's he's selling.
The DNC should buy the rights to this clip and use it as a campaign add.
"Straight Talker" my ass.
@21: Obama said he respected the decision of the California Supreme Court. McCain opposed the decision.
But is he pro gay marriage. Does he think that it should be the law of the land?
Ellen handled it perfectly -- it's her job to be the nice one. I honestly believe her marriage to Portia is what will seal the deal for the defeat of the anti-marriage initiative in CA in the fall. In fact, I believe it already has.
The difference, for those not paying attention, is that there will never be a Republican President who will openly support marriage equality in our lifetimes. With Obama in the White House, there will be. If not him, then soon after. And at least he won't work against it.
In the meantime, they all have to say what they all believe they have to say in order to get elected. I'd rather get the right one in under false pretenses than the wrong one in because he told the truth. Pretend you're not for it now, if you feel you must, just as long as you do the right thing when it counts.
Ellen has so much class; and I applaud her for making the face to face challenge that needs to happen for people to grapple more seriously with what they are spewing in their fear and judgment of "those people out there." He could barely look her in the eyes when face to face - and I hope it makes more than just him think about the flesh and blood people, the so-called "enemies" of marriage and other ridiculous propoganda utilized to separate and spin out "holy" ferver and fear and see - a person - and maybe, just maybe, be able to want to be happy for that person in their marriage. Maybe it's just Step 1 in what can be a longer process of disarming harmful, fearful caricatures of people and seeing real people, face to face. I know I'm being a little Pollyanna, but kudos to Ellen for being brave.
Every marriage, once enacted, will not be subject to a referendum overturning said legal contract.
You have five months to lock it in, engage in binding contractual obligations - mortgage, adoption, family trusts, living trusts, etc - and none of them can be undone.
Those who wait until Nov. 5 don't have that same basic level of protection, however.
Just saying ...
"I'd rather get the right one in under false pretenses than the wrong one in because he told the truth. Pretend you're not for it now, if you feel you must, just as long as you do the right thing when it counts."
And that, my friends, is exactly how we got DOMA and Don't Ask Don't Tell...
What makes you think he's pretending?
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The woman filed a personal injury lawsuit against Wiggins, the City of Philadelphia, and three former police commissioners, contending they ignored signs that the decorated officer was "an abusive and out-of-control cop."
The suit was filed July 1 in Philadelphia Common Pleas Court. On Tuesday, the City Solicitor's Office had the case moved to federal court, calling it a civil rights case.