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Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live. (Ex. 22:18) I recently read Peter Charles Hoffer's The Salem Witchcraft Trials: A Legal History (Univ. Press of Kansas, 1997). How could a bunch of dedicated Christians become convinced that their neighbors, some of whom were acknowledged to be fine citizens and exemplary Christians, were actually in active league with the devil to inflict harm on others? How could trials conducted by leading men of the colony solemnly conclude that dozens of men and women were in fact witches, then haul them a mile or two out of town and hang them? Right here in America? These remain troubling yet fascinating questions for most Americans, with new books on the topic coming out every year. Mormons in particular can learn something from Salem.
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Hell Part 1: Close Readings of the Book of Mormon
I love doing close readings of scripture. The normal way to do this is reading linearly through the entire book of scripture. An other great way is to study by topic. Each helps you see things you might miss using only the other method. While I'm glad our gospel doctrine has encouraged reading all scripture, part of me kind of wishes there was something akin to the Gospel Principles class. Just with broader topics and focused on reading our key texts rather than simple answers. My goal here is to do that sort of thing with a particular focus on the Book of Mormon. It'll take time and may follow a somewhat circuitous route. With luck I'll make a post each week in this series. I'll be mixing the two methods I mentioned slightly as I'll typically pick a few texts related to the topic and then do a close reading of them. I was kind of encouraged by a recent…
Day of the Lamanite, Deferred
Lamanite: An increasingly dated term that now rubs many people the wrong way when heard in public Mormon discourse. But the category lingers on despite LDS attempts to move toward a post-racial approach to priesthood and salvation. Lamanites, Nephites, children of Lehi, Indians, Native Americans, Amerindians — whichever term you choose, it's clear the doctrinal category is still with us. There is still a racial component to the Mormon view of past, present, and future history. Let's explore this a bit.
The Book of Mormon as Literature
One can read the Book of Mormon as canonized scripture, to guide the Church and its members in doctrine and practice, or as a sign of Joseph Smith's calling to bring forth new scripture and establish a restored church. Then there is the possibility of reading the Book of Mormon as literature, to enlighten, uplift, and inspire the reader. So, how literary is it? How exactly does one read the Book of Mormon as literature?
Partaking of the Fruit of the Tree
One of my favorite parts of Christmas is sitting in the darkened living room, gazing at the lighted tree. There is something magical and transfixing about the warm, gentle light, the fragrance of pine, and the palpable presence of nature that fills my home with its incongruous beauty. I have many memories of reading Scripture by the light of the Christmas tree. Usually we read from Luke, with Matthew's bit about the Wise Men added in; sometimes we expand into Isaiah, either spoken or set to Handel. This year, though, when I stole a moment of stillness out of the hectic holiday rush to sit beside the tree, the words that came to my mind were Nephi's: "I looked and beheld a tree . . . and the bbeauty thereof was far beyond, yea, exceeding of all beauty; and the cwhiteness thereof did exceed the whiteness of the driven snow." It had never struck me before how much meaning the…
The Death of Ishmael[fn1]
Early in the Small Plates of Nephi, Ishmael and his family join Lehi and his family in the wilderness. In spite of their likely close proximity, though, we don't know much about Ishmael.[fn2] Nephi and his brothers found favor in Ishmael's sight. Although at various times Ishmael's sons and daughters act for or against Nephi, we don't have any sense about where Ishmael falls in the Laman & Lemuel/Lehi & Nephi continuum.
King Noah's Blues
I could see them before I crossed Michigan Avenue into Grant Park. There were probably five of them, holding big yellow signs with blocky letters, Bible verses. It seemed out of place, fifty feet in front of the entrance to the Chicago Blues Festival, but maybe I just didn't understand the logic behind it. I don't remember the verses the signs promoted, and the picketers seemed nice enough, holding signs but not harassing the passersby, passersby who, like me, basically ignored them. Maybe they'd picked out verses of scripture with special applicability to fans of the blues; then again, maybe these were just generic holy protest signs.
Book of Mormon Word Cloud [updated]
I've been curious what a word cloud of the Book of Mormon would look like, so , just for fun on a Friday, I finally made one. I don't have a lot to say about it, other than that "unto" seems to be a very popular word (which doesn't really surprise me, but I didn't expect, either). "Lamanite" shows up more than "Nephite," though the usage of both is dwarfed by "people." I took the text from the 1830 edition of the Book of Mormon, and I copied it from here, and I made the cloud using WordItOut. (Note that I actually prefer the look of the Wordle cloud, but I couldn't get it in the post at a decent size. That said, I've included it below.) Update: Ardis pointed out that, in many ways, the word cloud would be more useful if some of the dull words came out (really, other than an interesting look at word choice, having…
In Memoriam
I spend the morning with my children at the cemetery. The high school band played, the mayor placed a wreath at the war memorial, and servicemen, including a veteran of Pearl Harbor, spoke to us. We bought red paper poppies to pin to our shirts. We didn't talk about Memorial Day in sacrament meeting yesterday. The only mention was that the scouts would be placing flags on lawns. It seems that we should want to remember and honor those who have fought and fallen in our worship services. How many times in the Book of Mormon are the people exhorted to remember and always retain a remembrance of the the faith of their forefathers and the mercies God has shown to them? I am not a huge fan of the war chapters of the Book of Mormon; I'm not terribly interested in battles and strategy in general. But I do love the passion of Captain Moroni and his bold and…
The Real World of the Book of Mormon
This is the fourth in a series of posts taking a broad look at the Book of Mormon. This post continues the discussion of the prior post, The Book of Mormon as Narrative, by considering verisimilitude. This term refers to how faithfully a text represents the real world or, to various degrees, depicts events that do not conform to the readers' view of the real world. First, a tighter definition of verisimilitude [Note 1]: The semblance of truth or reality in literary works; or the literary principle that requires a consistent illusion of truth to life. The term covers both the exclusion of improbabilities (as in realism and naturalism) and the careful distinguishing of improbabilities in non-realistic works. As a critical principle, it originates in Aristotle's concept of mimesis or imitation of nature. The verisimilitude issue presents two questions, one for the author of a text and one for its readers. The Problem for Authors and Historians To what extent…
The Book of Mormon as Narrative
This is the third post in a series taking a broad view of the Book of Mormon (first, second). In this post I will discuss aspects of narrative encountered in the text. Not all scripture is narrative: consider the lengthy legal codes in the Torah and the moral exhortation found in James. Not all historical accounts are in the form of a narrative, although most history books written for the popular market are narrative histories. Most novels are in the form of a narrative, including historical fiction, which adds authorial speculation to large chunks of authentic history, often mixing fictional characters with actual historical figures and events.
The Book of Mormon: What has it done for you lately?
Julie is posting detailed commentary and Kent is providing literary reflection; I'm afraid all I have to offer on the Book of Mormon is general observations. This week let's talk about situating the book as a whole, not so much in terms of content and form (which I'll address in later posts) but in terms of function and use. How does the Church use the Book of Mormon? How do you use the Book of Mormon?
Desert and a Just Society
The 2010 poverty level in the U.S., we learned on Tuesday, is the highest it has been since 1993. In 2010, about one in six Americans lived below the poverty line.[fn1] In June, 14.6% of Americans received food stamps.[fn2] To some extent, the high poverty rate is probably related to the high unemployment rate, which was 9.1% in August. I throw out all of these numbers to suggest that, as a society, we have a problem. That problem needs to be fixed. And we, as Mormons, undoubtedly have something that we can bring to the discussion of how to fix it. As I think about how we can fix poverty, though, I'm hugely influenced by Ron Haskins and Isabel Sawhill's book Creating an Opportunity Society.[fn3] Haskins and Sawhill point out that Americans care about desert.[fn4] That is, as Americans, we want those who have the ability to work for a living. And I'm interested in this idea of desert. Because…
12 Questions with Grant Hardy – part II
Here is the conclusion of Times & Seasons look at Grant Hardy's new book Understanding the Book of Mormon, and the second half of our 12 Questions interview:
12 Questions with Grant Hardy – part I
To cap off our roundtable review of Grant Hardy's new book Understanding the Book of Mormon we're fortunate to feature an interview with the book's author. The interview will be posted in two parts. Our thanks to all who have participated, and especially Bro. Hardy.
Grant Hardy and Personal Scripture Study
Every semester, one of my principal goals in my tax classes is to get my students to engage with the Internal Revenue Code. And it's harder than you might think: often they don't read the Code itself, focusing instead on the explanations in their casebook.[fn1] And their aversion to reading the Code is completely understandable: unlike court decisions, the mainstay of law school, there is no narrative flow, no character, no imagery, nothing that we traditionally latch onto in order to immerse ourselves in a text. And frankly, using the casebook isn't a bad short-term decision. The casebook explains what the Code provisions mean and how they're applied, at least in simple situations.But in the longer term, relying on the casebook's explanation does my students a disservice. While it helps them be able to answer my questions in class, and while it likely helps them do decently on my exams, if they rely on the casebook at the expense of…
Grant Hardy's Subject Problem
Criticisms of the Book of Mormon generally fall into one of two categories: objections to its historical claims on the one hand, and on the other critiques of its literary style. The two prongs are often combined in a single attack, for instance in the suggestion that the awkward style of the book reflects the naïve voice of an unlettered youngster. For their part, the book's defenders also tend to elide the two categories, arguing that passages of inelegant prose are better understood as latent Hebraisms laboring under English syntax. Most of the time, of course, devout readers of the Book of Mormon simply ignore the book's style altogether. Grant Hardy, in his new book Understanding the Book of Mormon, wants to uncouple the problems of historicity and literary merit. He brackets the first, setting aside the apologetic debates that have dominated Book of Mormon studies over the past four decades. Instead, he turns his attention to the content of…
Royal Skousen's 12 questions — The Critical Text Version
Last month we posted Royal Skousen's discussion of his work on recovering the earliest version of the Book of Mormon, along with some updates. Unfortunately, that post garnered some annoying formatting problems — mostly due to the new format T&S adopted this year. We're happy to now present to you mark III of Royal Skousen's 12 questions interview. Royal Skousen's book, The Book of Mormon: The Earliest Text, was published last month by Yale University Press and yes, you can order it at Amazon.
12 Questions and a Book by Royal Skousen
5 years ago we published one of my favorite "12 Questions" posts, in which Royal Skousen discussed in some depth what he has learned from his extensive work on the earliest editions of the Book of Mormon. His book, The Book of Mormon: The Earliest Text, is being published in September by Yale University Press (and yes, you can order it at Amazon right now). To mark this milestone, Royal was kind enough to update his "12 questions" discussion, which we have posted below, for the benefit of those who did not catch it the first time. Enjoy!
The Question of Pacifism
I'm not, by nature, a pacifist.
DNA Delight
A recent DNA study has gotten some attention, both on our sidebar and in a post by J. Nelson-Seawright at By Common Consent. The Mormon question that inevitably comes up from such a study is does it cast any light on the question of whether Lehi really landed in the Americas long ago? J. Nelson-Seawright discusses some possible ramifications if the study (or ones like it) do matter. Let me make clear that, for those who think Lehi landed in an already populated America, this study is basically irrelevant.
What Does My Lack of Personal Trials Say About Me?
I've been thinking long and hard about what I should talk about in my inaugural post on this blog. Quite honestly, when I agreed to do a stint as a guest blogger, I thought it would be pretty easy. But, lately, it seems that all my Mormonism-related thoughts have been trite and meaningless. For example, I considered drafting a post complaining about one of the teachers Elders Quorum and his refusal to teach out of the manual. But, honestly, I think that post would have just ended up being a rant about a quorum discussion outlining the evils of facial hair (true story, by the way) and I don't think that's what the faithful readers of this blog are looking for.
Reading Nephi Reading Isaiah at BYU
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Getting over Nibley
Of late I have been thinking of late about how to read Mormon scriptures. In particular, I have been working on some passages in the Book of Mormon on legal interpretation and thinking about how best to approach these sections. By and large, it seems to me that there have been three basic models of how to read LDS scriptures. First, there has been what I think of as an external, sectarian reading. This consists essentially of proof texting in debates and discussions with Protestant outsiders. There is a sense in which this is the oldest kind of LDS hermeneutic. The first Mormons to carefully study the scriptures with Mormon eyes were looking for biblical verses with which to answer Campbellite critics and other Protestant naysayers of the Restoration. The second LDS hermeneutic has been internal. It is aimed not at outsiders but at Latter-day Saints and it has served two purposes. The first, and in my opinion overwhelmingly the most important, reading has been…
Commentary on 1 Ne. 17, concluded
Continuing part 1 , part 2, and part 3. Nephi's response to his brothers directly attacks their understanding of Moses's significance.
Commentary on 1 Nephi 17, pt. 3
Continuing part 1 and part 2. Laman and Lemuel offer up their gloss on the story of Moses in verse 22 and in so doing model a particular type of scriptural and legal interpretation. They say: And we know that the people who were in the land of Jerusalem were a righteous people; for they kept the statutes and judgments of the Lord, and all his commandments, according to the law of Moses; wherefore, we know that they are a righteous people; and our father hath judged them, and hath led us away because we would hearken unto his words; yea, and our brother is like him. (1 Ne. 17:22) There is a great deal that is going on in this sentence.
Commentary on 1 Nephi 17, pt. 2
Laman and Lemuel make their appearance in chapter 17 in verse 17, where they say:
The Book of Mormon is a reliquary in prose. In some extensive sections and at some critical moments, what drives the narrative is the question: how did a set of golden plates, a steel sword, a ball of curious workmanship, a breastplate, and two translucent stones end up inside a stone box buried in a hill in the state of New York? For a religion that attaches little to no significance to relics, it's striking that large sections of our distinctive book of scripture are concerned with the provenance—the origin and the later cultural significance—of a particular set of holy artifacts.
One of the subterranean threads running throughout the Book of Mormon is the mystery of whose bones are heaped upon the land northward.
The Canonization of the Book of Mormon?
Penguin Books has just published a "Penguin Classics" edition of the Book of Mormon edited by Laurie F. Maffly-Kipp. Penguin Classics, of course, are the paperback editions of literary staples like Jane Austen or Charles Dickens. They are printed and marketed largely as texts for college classes. The assumption is that a text included in the Penguin series has become a stable part of the high-brow diet of books, or at least ought to be. It is worth reflecting a little bit about what this edition of the Book of Mormon might or might not mean. The Penguin book itself is based on the 1840 edition of the text rather than our current edition of the scriptures. The text was chosen because this was the last version that Joseph Smith was personally involved in editing. Also strictly speaking there is no standard 1830 version of the text for the simple reason that Grandin edited the book as he was printing…


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A Pentagon "Convening Authority" for Military Commissions has twice approved capital murder charges against five detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, naming them as alleged conspirators in the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. They were first arraigned June 5, 2008 during the Bush administration, only to see the process suspended when President Barack Obama took office, time to review the case. A senior Pentagon official withdrew the charges "without prejudice" in January 2010. Attorney General Eric Holder for a time decided to put them on trial in New York City, not far from where the site of the World Trade Center. But he was met with such fierce political resistance he returned the case to the Pentagon, whose war crimes prosecutor issued new charge sheets on May 31, 2011. The Convening Authority at that time, retired Navy Vice Adm. Bruce MacDonald, approved the charges April 4, 2012.
The five were arraigned on May 5, 2012 at the Camp Justice war court compound at the U.S. Navy base in Cuba. The hearing, held on Saturday, stretched across 13 hours with breaks for the men to pray in the courtroom.
No trial date has been set, although the chief prosecutor has suggested all sides could be ready in March 2018. The 21st set of hearings is scheduled for March 20-31 at Guantánamo Bay. No agenda has been released.
The Accused
Khalid Sheik Mohammed, called KSM, is accused of engineering the Sept. 11 attacks by proposing the plot to Osama bin Laden in 1996, overseeing the operation, and training the hijackers in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The International Committee of the Red Cross says Pakistani authorities arrested him March 1, 2003 in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. The CIA subjected him to an interrogation technique called waterboarding before his 2006 transfer to Guantánamo Bay. In March 2007, according to a military transcript, he boasted: ''I was responsible for the 9/11 operation -- from A to Z."
Walid bin Attash, allegedly ran an al Qaeda training camp in Logar, Afghanistan, where two of the 19 Sept. 11 hijackers were trained. Osama bin Laden allegedly selected him as a Sept. 11 hijacker but he was prevented from participating when he was arrested and briefly detained in Yemen in early 2001. The Pentagon also says he traveled to Malaysia in 1999 to study U.S. airline security. The ICRC says Pakistani authorities arrested him on April 29, 2003 in Karachi, Pakistan.
Ramzi bin al Shibh, a Yemeni, allegedly helped the German cell of hijackers find flight schools and enter the United States, and helped finance the operation. He allegedly was selected to be one of the hijackers and made a ''martyr video," but was four times denied a visa at U.S. embassies, in both Berlin and his native San'a, Yemen. The ICRC says Pakistani authorities arrested him Sept. 11, 2002 in Karachi, Pakistan.
Ammar al Baluchi, also known as Ali Abd al Aziz Ali, is alleged to have sent approximately $120,000 to the hijackers for their expenses and flight training, and helped nine of the hijackers travel to the United States. He is believed to have served as a key lieutenant to Khalid Sheik Mohammed in Pakistan. He was born and raised in Kuwait, and is KSM's nephew. The ICRC says Pakistani authorities arrested him on April 29, 2003 in Karachi, Pakistan. His U.S.-educated wife, Aafia Sidiqqui, was captured in Afghanistan but unlike her husband was taken to New York City for trial and conviction on attempted murder charges and is now serving an 86-year sentence.
Mustafa Ahmad al Hawsawi, a Saudi, is alleged to have helped the hijackers with money, Western clothing, traveler's checks and credit cards. The ICRC says Pakistani authorities arrested him March 1, 2003 in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Hawsawi served as a witness in the Zacarias Moussaoui trial, saying he had seen Moussaoui at an al Qaeda guesthouse in Kandahar, Afghanistan, in the first half of 2001, but was never introduced to him nor conducted operations with him.
The Judge
Army Col. Stephen Henley at far left, was the trial judge during the Bush administration effort. Army Col. James L. Pohl, the chief of the military commissions judiciary, to Henley's right, assigned himself to the case. Pohl is the longest-serving JAG in the U.S. Army and currently one of three judges actively hearing cases at Camp Justice in Cuba. A Miami Herald profile of the judge
The Sept. 11, 2001 military commissions conspiracy charges
Eight crimes are alleged in the 9/11 sworn charge sheet starting with conspiracy in the attacks, specifically with Osama bin Laden, other senior al Qaeda members and the Sept. 11, 2001 hijackers. They are also charged with committing murder in violation of the law of war, attacking civilians, and terrorism. Mohammed, bin Attash, Bin al Shibh and Baluchi are also charged specifically with hijacking four aircraft -- two that hit the World Trade Center towers in New York, the one that hit the Pentagon and the one that crashed in the western Pennsylvania countryside. According to the Pentagon, the attacks killed 2,976 people. Conviction can carry the death penalty by a method to be chosen by the Secretary of Defense.
The Tribunal Chamber
The Pentagon has built a $12 million Expeditionary Legal Complex with a snoop-proof courtroom capable of trying six alleged co-conspirators before one judge and jury. Media and other observers are sequestered in a soundproofed room behind thick glass, at the rear, and hear the court audio feed on a 40-second delay. The judge at the front and a court security officer have mute buttons to silence the feed to the observers' booth -- if they suspect someone in court could spill classified information. Pentagon workers have installed a curtain inside the spectators gallery to wall off victims, chosen by lottery, from the other observers at the back of the courtroom. See a 2011 Pentagon video tour of the courtroom.
The Prosecution
The chief war crimes prosecutor, Army Brig. Gen. Mark Martins, left, has named himself and nine other prosecutors to the case. The lead 9/11 case prosecutors, or trial counsel, are retired Army Col. Robert Swann, formerly the Pentagon's chief prosecutor for military commissions and Edward Ryan, a civilian attorney with the Department of Justice. Both men had the case during the Bush era. Deputy trial counsel include Clayton G. Trivett Jr., a reserve Navy lieutenant commander and Jeffrey Groharing, a reserve U.S. Marine lieutenant colonel. Nicole Tate and Danielle Tarin, both civilians, are assistant trial counsel, as are Air Force Maj. Christopher Dykstra, Air Force Capt. Jennifer Jameson and Marine Capt. Matthew Reed.
The Defense
The learned counsel, death-penalty case experienced defense attorneys, from left: David Nevin for Khalid Sheik Mohammed; Cheryl Bormann for Walid bin Attash; James Harrington for Ramzi bin al Shibh; James G. Connell III for Ammar al Baluchi, also called Ali Abd al Aziz Ali; Walter Ruiz for Mustafa al Hawsawi but functioning as a civilian.
Also assigned are Marine Maj. Derek Poteet and civilian attorneys Gary Sowards and Denny Leboeuf for Mohammed; Michael Schwartz, Army Maj. Matthew Seeger and civilian Edwin Perry for Bin Attash; Army Maj. Alaina Wichner, Air Force Maj. Jarrod H. Stuard and Air Force Capt. Christopher Lanks for Bin al Shibh; Air Force Lt. Col. Sterling Thomas and Marine Maj. Jason Wareham and civilians Premal Dharia and Alka Pradhan for Baluchi and Marine Lt. Col. Sean Gleason, Army Lt. Col. Jennifer Williams and civilian Suzanne Lachelier for Hawsawi.
The Victims
The Pentagon prosecutors list 2,976 victims in their conspiracy charge sheet and the Defense Department has created three ways to show their families what's going on at their trials at Guantánamo. A retired Navy captain, Karen Loftus, runs a prosecution division that gives them news updates, provided they meet the Defense Department definition of a victim -- spouse, parent, sibling or child of someone killed in the attack. That status lets them sign up through a special victims portal in the war court's website, and also gets victims access to four viewing centers at military bases on the Eastern Seaboard -- in New York City, New Jersey, Massachusetts and outside Washington DC. Registered victims are also eligible for a lottery that chooses five people to travel to each Guantánamo war court hearing as guests of the Pentagon with distinguished visitors privileges. Each can bring a fellow traveler along, gratis too.
The Commissions
On Sept. 6, 2006, President Bush disclosed the transfer of the defendants to Guantánamo and urged legislative approval for the trials: "As soon as Congress acts to authorize the military commissions I have proposed, the men our intelligence officials believe orchestrated the deaths of nearly 3,000 Americans on Sept. 11, 2001, can face justice."
Court pleadings
The court has its own website, built by the Department of Defense beginning in 2010 with a $487,369 development contract. Its motto is "Fairness * Transparency * Justice." Intelligence agencies control the release of the pleadings, decisions and orders. Lawyers, and even the judge, file their documents with a special military commissions clerk who withholds them from the public while various government agencies get up to 15 Pentagon calendar business days to black out portions or all of the documents before they are posted at the website. Other pockets of the website link to video of Pentagon press conferences related to the war crimes trials and a guide to the office spaces arrayed around the tent and trailer park compound.


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|Reviews for Hyperdimensional Infinite Neptunia
| Guest chapter 1 . 8/29/2016
You didn't tag your OC or crossover of whatever this is. Fix it please.
| Guest chapter 24 . 6/24/2015
Will there be more and a pairing of soren x IF
| Macheddy chapter 24 . 9/8/2013
I really want to know what happens next, so please update
| Guest chapter 10 . 8/1/2013
OHO!do I sense a little SorenxIF there at the end? Personally I don't mind with this, in fact I'm actually supporting gives me another reason to tell you to start updating again.
| Taeniaea chapter 24 . 7/17/2013
cool story
| PurpleTardis chapter 9 . 6/13/2013
the monster scene was hilarious XD
| raidouXVI chapter 24 . 3/31/2013
Hello there!
I've read your fic until the latest chapter, and it is quite the Masterpiece, sir! I liked the flow of the story, and the way you mixed your OC's presence with the storyline. Each chapter makes me curious about what's going to happen next, and most especially, your OC's interactions with other characters are quite fun to read! His personality flows smoothly with that of the main cast. And another thing, the way his strength would increase is just all right, since he gains new abilities per jewel core the party obtains.
I'm really looking forward for the next chapter, so I hope you'll update soon!
| random reader chapter 24 . 8/26/2012
Hey...I really like your story...
I might knew your busy and all...
But I still want to know what Soren gonna do...
Please continue it as usual
| PandoRa chapter 24 . 7/28/2012
im going to admit it...i have fallen in love to your story and to your OC
plz continue
| CrimsonHeresy chapter 24 . 7/25/2012
Great story! I love your OC character he is pretty cool!
| CheShireSmiLe chapter 24 . 6/27/2012
Hey, your the same as Some Random Tosser, a great OC writer!
Please continue Soren's journey for the sake of male characters
(Itsuka Shidou is now my fav. anime character)
Soren is so cool! I'm also a fan of your story!
Please continue :)
| lhady.elendia chapter 24 . 6/18/2012
Hi, still writing?
I'm still excited to chapter 25...
I hope yo continue it...
| Str1k3N01r chapter 24 . 6/3/2012
Great job as always. May I ask why your updates are getting slower and slower? I almost lose hope already.
| Divine Service chapter 24 . 6/3/2012
nice story again
i only can give that Soren is getting serious, noticing something funny.
anyway, good chapter, and also looking forward to the next chapter
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Ravi Shankar has died, a week after he underwent surgery in San Diego. The 92-year-old sitar virtuoso, who played at both Woodstock and the Monterey Jazz Festival, was described by Beatle George Harrison, whom he taught how to play the sitar, as "the godfather of world music." As well as the Fab Four, Shankar also collaborated with violinist Yehudi Menuhin and saxophonist John Coltrane.
Born in the Indian holy city of Varanasi, he was originally a member of his brother's dance troupe until, as an 18-year-old, he studied the sitar. Unimpressed by Jimi Hendrix's guitar-burning antics— "That was too much for me. In our culture we have such respect for musical instruments, they are like part of God."— he was venerated and revered as a "national treasure" in his home country.
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WR: Phillip Dorsett, Allen Hurns, and Davon Johnson started the game and finished with six, four, and one touch, respectively. Herb Waters came off the bench and had one catch. Kendal Thompkins played but didn't see any passes. Leading receiver Rashawn Scott was suspended for the game.
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DL: Anthony Chickillo and Shayon Green were the starters at end; Curtis Porter and Olsen Pierre at tackle. Tyriq McCord and Jalen Grimble played off the bench at end. Luther Robinson, Earl Moore, and Dequan Ivery played off the bench inside.
LB: Jimmy Gaines started in the middle, while Gionni Paul and Thurston Armbrister started on the outside. They finished with 12, 14, and 4 tackles, respectively. Tyrone Cornileus, Raphael Kirby, and Nentambu Fentress played off the bench. Starters Denzel Perryman and Eddie Johnson did not play due to injury and disciplinary action, respectively.
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With that in mind, we caught up with some Detroit Lions this week to discuss their favorite holidays and why.
CB Darius Slay: Christmas. Just cause I get a lot of gifts. I do a lot of receiving but then again, I give a lot out. I like giving out. I make sure my mom and them are all right with Christmas stuff. I used to do a lot of Christmas stuff but I like Christmas because I get stuff, too.
WR Kris Durham: Are we talking about real holidays like Christmas, Thanksgiving, all that stuff?
Reporter: Broad based. Someone told me the Feast of Trumpets.
Durham: I don't know what that is, either. I like Christmas just cause the tradition of going to my grandparents and all of that stuff. I've been able to be home for 22 of 'em. Not anymore. Just cause all the family comes around. Thanksgiving, people kind of split it up but Christmas usually ends up in the same place.
Reporter: They Skype you in these days?
Durham: No, they come up here and they'll be here until the 23rd or 24th or so and then they'll leave. So Christmas Day I'll wake up and be like, 'Merry Christmas.' To myself. So I like Christmas. Then the second one would probably be St. Patrick's Day, because it's my birthday. It's a great day. Everyone wears green for my birthday. Chicago dyes the river for me.
S Don Carey: It's probably going to shock you. It's probably going to be the Feast of Trumpets.
Reporter: The what?
Carey: It's not an American holiday. You call it a Jewish holiday but it's a Biblical holiday.
Reporter: I'm Jewish and I've never heard of this holiday.
Carey: You never heard of the seven feasts of the Lord? Biblically, the day where our Messiah comes. That's the day the Messiah returns, man, that's what we looking forward to. That's what every believer is looking forward to, the day that their Lord returns.
K David Akers: Christmas. Just with my faith and where I am, for me, it kind of defines who I am as a person.
Reporter: Has it always been that way?
Akers: Just growing up through that way. But I'm a licensed minister so obviously it hits a little deeper in that aspect.
DL Xavier Proctor: I'd probably have to say Halloween or Thanksgiving. My birthday is the day after Halloween and Thanksgiving because it's just great food. I love Halloween. I just like it because the day before my birthday or going into my birthday, everyone's dressed up in celebration, so it's pretty cool.
WR Jeremy Ross: Christmas. You get to give. Sometimes it's cool when you get to give and see the reaction of people and how grateful people are when you can give.
Reporter: That's a meaningful answer. I thought you'd say something about getting gifts.
Ross: Nah, I stopped getting gifts in high school. It's been cool to give to my nephews and nieces and stuff like that, buy them stuff. Get to see them happy and have a good Christmas.


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More than 100 Junior Girl Scouts from the Girl Scout Council of the St. Croix Valley, visited Marathon Petroleum Co. in St. Paul Park, Feb. 24. The event was planned to coincide with Engineers Week, Feb. 18 to 24, and Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day, Feb. 22, said Sarah Clark, advanced human resources representative at Marathon and organizer of the day's events. "If girls are getting interested in science, now is the time to catch them," Clark said.
St. Paul Park City Council members have tentatively approved a new stormwater management fee for homeowners and businesses. The fees will range from $32 per year for a single-family residence to $96 for a commercial operation. Council members will discuss the proposed fee at a public hearing, 7:15 p.m. Monday, March 5. The meeting is open to the public. The stormwater system includes curbs, gutters, streets, catch basins, ponding basins, sediment collection tanks and equipment, said Council member Steve Hunstad. "All these features require short- and long-term maintenance," he said.
The scope of the St. Paul Park 2007 street reconstruction project has changed. At a workshop session Feb. 20, council members agreed to add more streets to the project, construct medians on each side of three railroad crossings, use TIF money to help finance the project and change the street assessment ratio. Portions of eight streets on the east side of St. Paul Park will be added to the city's 2007 reconstruction project, but the cost to homeowners is expected to drop.
St. Thomas Preschool, a fixture in the St. Paul Park community for 36 years, is closing its doors. The preschool that once had families lined up waiting to register will graduate its last classes on May 17 and 18. "It's like leaving your family," said Liz Johnson, school director and one of two lead teachers. St. Thomas Preschool was licensed for 160 students per year for morning and afternoon classes. Johnson said the preschool is closing because of the economy, and competition from other centers. "Parents are looking for a daycare and preschool combination now," she said.
Oltman Junior High Social studies teacher Solomon Senrik goes to great lengths to help students learn about other cultures. In March, he's going all the way to Saudi Arabia -- an 8,000 mile, 20-hour flight from the Twin Cities. "I like to travel to places about which Americans have misconceptions," Senrik said. "I'm especially drawn to Saudi Arabia, which is sort of closed off to the average American. "I'm interested in people and the interaction of people," he said.
A St. Paul Park leather crafter's work has made its way to the Grammys. A football handbag designed by Kent Begnaud, of Amen Acres Leather in St. Paul Park, was included in 165 gift baskets for presenters and performers at the Grammy Awards ceremony Feb. 11. Begnaud was asked to help design a handbag using a real football two years ago. The result is a sports fashion purse under the Red24 brand name.
In a 24-hour period, 850 fuel tanker trucks turn from St. Paul Park Road onto Summit Avenue, either heading to or from St. Paul Park. Each tanker weighs 80,000 pounds and measures 60 feet long. Each carries 9,000 gallons of gasoline or asphalt product. To reach Highway 61 from Marathon Petroleum Co., in St. Paul Park, each tanker must make a left turn, cross two lanes of traffic and accelerate up hill. "We only need one fuel tanker to be hit for a tragedy to occur at that intersection," said St. Paul Park Council Member Tim Jones.
Joe Hinz, a partner in one business and owner of a second, has added a third to his plate. Hinz, of Newport, purchased Big Bull Jerky from Tina Wakefield of Cottage Grove, last May and is running the business single- handedly at its Broadway Avenue location in St. Paul Park. He spends 80 to 100 hours a week cutting, marinating, seasoning, drying and packaging 12 varieties of beef jerky. Jerky is strips of meat that have been seasoned and dried and can be stored for long periods of time without refrigeration.
Kearstin Roy's search to help AIDS sufferers began at an orphanage in Johannesburg, South Africa, last summer. The 19-year-old student from Cottage Grove spent five weeks volunteering at a Salvation Army orphanage, which houses 65 children, from a few days to 3 years old. Most of the children -- nearly 80 percent -- are HIV positive or have had AIDS from birth, she said. "We played with them and hugged them and loved them," Kearstin said.
Sally Nelson and her children entered St. Paul Park's annual holiday lights contest in memory of her husband, Russ, who celebrated his last Christmas in 2004. "We promised my husband we would keep up the decorating tradition," Nelson said in December, after she was awarded first place in the contest. "We won this year and we won't enter again. We did it for him." St. Paul Park Mayor John Hunziker praised the family for their display and gave Nelson a $100 Visa gift card for her decorated yard, at 1009 Marshall Ave. Anchor Bank and the City of St.


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Beautiful landscape containing of dunes near the sea. Ideal place for long walks or cycling tours. Outside the season you will hardly see other people.
We took an enjoyable short walk on the easier route as we weren't sure what to expect. Interesting look at the natural vegetation that covers the sand dunes. I assumed it would be more barren windswept sand.
Take your bike (or rent one in Zandvoort), get a picnic and explore!
It's so worth it.
Every time feels like a mini vacation. We love it.
We did a short bike ride beacause we hadn't enough time left before leaving Zandvoort but we saw a glimpse of its beauty. Dunes, reindeers, the winding path, the wind, the sky, the sea. Nice day far from the madding crowd!
for the other tourist, such as us, walking with our dog, looking for a beach to step in, this is perfect: many kilometers of relaxed walking. Sometimes very empty, sometimes crowded. With access to the (dog-allowed) beacht. This gives you all options to enjoy a day in the nature on or next to the beach.
Even with beautiful weather, when the Zandvoort beach is intensely crowded, the dunes are fantastic. You can walk here for hours and see only a couple of people. Incredible nature, lovely views.
Well kept and accessible by bike or walking. Free ranging cows, horses, frogs and snails to bee seen. And birds. Lots of them.
Although I live close to the dunes (Kijkduin, near The Hague), the 'Kennemer' dunes in the area between Haarlem and Zandvoort are way more impressive and beautiful for me. And since 2007 there is a another very good reason to visit de Kennemerduinen: in that year a herd of wisents (European bison) was moved from Poland to the Kraansvlak part...
this is a big "park" without an entrance fee, were you can have a walk through the dunes or have a bike trip, iyou can park you're car, walk or bike trough and get to the sea
It is a lovely place to walk around with the kids. There are lots of little trails to follow for the kids which they can follow themselves. There is also a great lake to swim in, which is not too deep at the edges and the water is clean. Worth a visit.
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Chiang Mai or "Nop Buri Nakorn Pink", the former capital of the Lanna kingdom, is considered an area of nature, cold weather, and diverse culture. Being a hub of several ancient realms, Chiang Mai has been a center of exchanging knowledge, religions, architecture, and commerce for centuries. This facet has created the unique Lanna characteristics. Read more
The name was changed from Fha Hom Pok National Park because of the name of a high hill at Dan Lao Moutain Range. The highest hill in the park is about 2285 meters above sea level. On the top of the hill, there is granite and a shallow layer of soil. It is quite windy all the year. and the ridge road being parallel with the border of Thailand-Myanmar. Read more
Doi Mon Jong has a beautiful landscape filled with mountain ranges. The route to this mountain is beautiful with the shade of sunlight along the deep forest of Omkoi. The loveliness of the scenery is an attraction that makes visitors fall in love with this place. Read more
Doi Suthep, located only 16 km. from central Chiang Mai, is known to be the most comfortable mountain to visit in Chiang Mai since it takes only one day for a trip. You can take a bus from Chiang Mai University or Chiang Mai zoo if you are not driving. Read more
Doi Luang Chiang Dao is located in the area of Chiang Dao wild life sanctuary. It is the 3rd highest limestone mountain in Thailand. Read more
Doi Ang Khang is a part of Dan Lao mountain range along the border of Myanmar and maintains year round cool temperatures. Mountain mists can be always seen here and the place is perfect for winter plants. Apart from the first Royal Project of Winter Plant Research Station, which was founded in 1969, you can also see and learn about the interesting cultures of hill tribe people. Read more
Doi Inthanon is the highest mountain in Thailand, yet the easiest and most comfortable to visit, as there is good road access. Read more
If you want a place to view beautiful scenery and rare flowers, the route to Ngaem Cliff is perfect. Read more
The Huai Nam Dang National Park is the eighty-first national park of Thailand. Huai Nam Dang is a chain of mountains from north to south in line with Chiang Dao mountain. Huai Nam Dang is from 500 to 1,962 meters above sea level. Read more
Doi Thung is a high peak of the Nang Non Mountains in Amphur Mae Fah Luang. Doi Thung has 93,515 rai of forest area and is 1,630 meters above sea level. At this height, the weather is cool and chilly all year round. Doi Thung is now a preservation area after restoration work commissioned by the Royal Grandmother. Read more
Purchase handmade products and admire Lanna art when the whole street is turned over to pedestrians. It is truly a heaven on earth when Ratchadamnoen Road in Chiang Mai is transformed into a walking street on Sunday evenings. This allows you wonderful opportunities to shop, enjoy cultural performances and try tasty local food. Read more
Wat Chiangmun is one of the most respected temples of the Lanna people who believe that long life and good fortune will be brought upon those faithful who pay the temple a visit. This place of worship is believed have been built by Phya Mungrai and the name signifies the security and stability of the town. Wat Chiangmun is situated on Rachapakinai Road, Sripoom Sub district, Mueng District, Chiangmai. Read more
Built outside the city wall by Phya Mungrai, Wat Chiang Yuen represents long life and the endurance as the name suggests. All of the ancient kings of Chiang Mai visited and paid respects to the Omniscient Buddha here before entering the city through Chang Puek Gate. Originally the temple was named "Wat Teekacheewitsaram" which means the temple of long life. Held sacred by every local; the rite of prolonging life was generally performed here. The temple is on Maneenopparat Road, Sripoom Sub district, Mueng District, Chiangmai. Read more
Wat Muen Ngern Kong was named after Muen Ngern Kong a soldier in the service of King Kue Na. It is said that he invited Sotontaera monks from Sukothai to come and spread Buddhism to Chiang Mai. Read more
In winter, many travelers love to go to the mountains. Sakura is the princess of pink blooms and can be seen at Pa Kia Highland Agricultural Research Station (Doi Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province). Read more
Sri Lanna National Park was announced as the 60th national park in 1989. The national park is about 53 kilometers from Chiang Mai Province. It encompasses 1,406 square meters covering Prao District, Mae Taeng District, and Chiang Dao District. The office of Sri Lanna National Park is near Mae Ngad Somboonchon Dam a great spot to take a boat trip. There are numerous attractions in the park such as forests, waterfalls, lakes, mountains, and caves. Read more
Excited about the hot spring at Pong Dueat Pa Pae (Huai Nam Dang National Park), you will experience the highest temperature of hot spring at 99 degrees. It is like watching a spectacular natural show for humans as same as the biggest Geyser Hot spring of Thailand. Pong Dueat Pa Pae is one of the natural therapy destinations for healthy people. Read more
Baantawai Village is the village of wood sculptures and wood-carved products made at Baantawai Village, Hangdong District, Chiang Mai Province under the present theme - Baantawai, the Amazing woodcarving village. Read more
Founded by Harold Mason Young (Mr.Harold Mason Young), American missionaries. All the subjects taught in the wild to sustain soldiers and border police. Read more
"Maesa Elephant Camp" flanks a rushing river in a beautiful lush tropical valley a mere twenty minutes scenic drive from downtown Chiang Mai. Read more
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Pha Chor, Chiang Mai. Nature can create many unexpected wonderful things. The passing of time can change the topography of a place and can create strange sights. If you have visited Phae Mueang Phi in Phrae, Phang Ta in Doi Phu Nang National Park, Phayao, or Lalu in Sra Kaew, you can also see the same kind of rock sculptures at Pha Chor and Khew Sua Ten in Mae Wang National Park, Chiang Mai. Pha Chor and Kew Sua Ten are a natural phenomenon of eroded soil pillars. It is believed that this used to be the Ping River watercourse. When the river changed route the site became a hill from the river sediment that piled up into layers. When time passed, it eroded and became cliffs and soil pillars of strange shapes. Similar to Phae Mueang Phi in Phrae and Phang Ta in Phayao, Pha Chor pillars are thirty meters high around a canopy of forest and covers a large area.
To visit Pha Chor, drive to Yang Kram, Doi Lor district which is the location of the Park Security Guard Unit and contact the park officer to be guided through the site. It takes about one hour to travel through the attraction. Khew Sua Ten is another attraction that can be visited in the same trip as Pha Chor. With a similar natural sculpture, Khew Sua Ten is located about one kilometer away from Pha Chor in Yang Kram district and has similar beautiful scenery as Pha Chor with different designs, more pebbles and rocks that can be seen at a lower height.
For a stay over trip in the national park, you can choose to travel to Doi Pha Tang by trekking and staying the night on the mountain on the first day, and then return to Pha Chor and Khew Sua Ten on the second day. Doi Pha Tang is about 1,909 meters above sea level, located in Mae Win, Mae Wang district. Since it is the part of Doi Inthanon mountain range, the weather is cool throughout the year. Due to strong winds along the mountain ridge, there are no tall trees obscuring the view.For those who would not enjoy travelling on the mountain, after visiting Pha Chor, you can relax at the many waterfalls inside the park such as Khun Puay, Pra Duk Daeng, Phong Noy, and Phong Samid
Most of the waterfalls are in Mae Wang district but the most popular is Mae Wang falls because it is close to Pha Chor. It is a single level about twenty meters high and ten meters wide. With the water falling to a basin below and flowing throughout the year, this place is shady and refreshing after a long journey. Excluding the Doi Pha Tang travel program, you can spend almost all day long travelling Pha Chor and Khew Sua Ten, and after that you can drive to Doi Inthanon along Highway 108.
Travel Information
Pha Chor is located in Mae Wang National Park, Doi Lor district, Chiang Mai province. From Chiang Mai city, take highway no.108 (Chiang Mai – Hod) for about 21 kilometers, turn right to Mae Wang district along rural highway no.12039 and no.10240 (Mae Win – Bo Kaew) for about 36 kilometers arriving at Mae Wang National Park with a fine macadam road all the way.
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My master's getting older
I think she's going blind,
she lose's things so easily
I'd say she's lost her mind.
She crys because she's changing
getting older is the pits,
her memory falls asleep at times
It really gives her fits.
Now Shadow is her poodle
he's a sneaky guy,
blaming me for all his accidents
all that dog can do is lie.
Today she took me for a ride
to where, I didn't know,
when we returned, the poodle laughed
how I hate that poodle so.
Well I'm not a poodle
I'm a cat you see,
my master took me for the dog
she took my dignity.
I know she's going through changes
but am I the one to blame,
Why should I be punished
can they not see the shame?
The poodle's rolling on the floor
giving me much sorrow,
laugh while you can, you stupid dog
I'm due to be neutured tomorrow.
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