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Poetics before Plato is an engaging book, not least because Grace Ledbetter (hereafter L.) has a thesis. She argues in chapters Four and Five that Plato's dialogues Ion and Protagoras together with the Apology introduce a distinctly Socratic theory of poetry, which responds to the views of earlier poets, notably Homer, Hesiod and Pindar. These latter are not to be assimilated into a single archaic Greek poetics. Consequently, each one is treated in a separate chapter (One to Three). There is, however, a common denominator that underpins all three: the "effort to minimize interpretation by poetry's audiences in an effort to maintain the poet's authority over his work" (p. 2).
L.'s Homer has pretensions to divine knowledge "that has the immediacy and pleasure of sensory experience" (p. 13). The poet shares this privilege with the audience, who can make it their own without engaging in a process of interpretation, not even in the case of the passages presenting the author's poetics. Hesiod, according to L., also presents himself as a medium of divine knowledge. However, he is less privileged than the Homeric narrator, sharing his human audience's incapacity to distinguish between truth and lies. Finally, Pindar also claims to convey authoritative knowledge derived from the Muses and consisting in "the evaluations in his poems of praise" (p. 68). L.'s discussion of these three poets, not the only ones whose work was produced before Socrates,1 is based on sound knowledge of the extensive secondary literature, which is conveniently listed in a footnote near the beginning of each chapter, except for Pindar (p. 11 n. 9 on Homeric poetics and p. 41 n. 4 on Hesiod's poetics).
However, given that her reading of Homer, at least, proceeds from Auerbach's theory, I expected more than a footnote citing De Jong's article on Odysseus' Scar, which raised serious objections to that theory two decades ago.2 It is even more surprising to find no mention of the oral composition theory in L.'s discussion of Homeric poetics, although studies by oralists like Thalmann are referred to in footnotes. L. treats Homer, the author of both the Iliad and the Odyssey, as a historical person on a par with, say, Pindar. Homer had clear and uniform views on his poetry, which can be unveiled by careful examination of all the relevant passages in the two epics: the invocation of the Muses at the opening of the catalogue of ships in Iliad 2 (which is actually quoted and translated twice, both on p. 17 and p. 21, and translated again on p. 47), the reference to Achilles' epic performance in Iliad 9 (but not Odysseus' performances in the Odyssey "because he lacks the genuine poet's particular connection to the Muses" [p. 20]), the proem to the Iliad (but not to the Odyssey), and the episodes involving Phemius, Demodocus and the Sirens in the Odyssey. After her dismissal of any ambiguities in the use of the first person plural in Iliad 2.486 it is surprising to read on p. 21 n. 38 that with regard to Odyssey 12. 189-91 "since both readings are possible, the ambiguity stands".3 In short, drawing distinctions between "the true (i.e., inspired) poet" and mere storytellers or poet figures, between the typical audience and exceptional ones like Odysseus in Odyssey 8 and Penelope in Odyssey 1, is less useful for the study of Homeric poetics than an inclusive approach. Besides, what is problematic in Penelope's response as an audience (μεμνημένη Odyssey 1.343, quoted on p. 36) is what is required of the Muses elsewhere (μνησαίαθ' Iliad 2.492, quoted on p. 23).4 Memory is clearly a crucial issue in Homeric poetics, which L. has not dealt with despite its obvious relationship to knowledge, her primary concern.
Oral tradition enters L.'s discussion of Hesiodic poetics in the section on "Poetic Therapy as Mimesis" (pp. 48 ff.). There it is observed that traditional poetry can only approximate exact repetition (without any bibliographical reference) and therefore is a defective simulacrum of the Muses' eternal performance on Mount Olympus (very Platonic!). Accordingly, Hesiod's human audience differs from the divine one: "for humans, poetry provides relief from workaday pain, and a respite from routine suffering" (p. 50). Again, L. misses the opportunity to bring in the issue of memory, which is explicitly associated with pleasure at Theogony 102-3, quoted by L. on the previous page: "he quickly forgets his bad thoughts and his cares / he no longer remembers [μέμνηται]: the gifts of these goddesses instantly divert the mind". Is it not a notable paradox that the gift of Mnemosyne's (i.e., Memory's) daughters should bring forgetfulness? Has Hesiod intentionally omitted the present from the Muses' gift to himself (32, a line mentioned on p. 44, cf. the description of the Muse's song as inclusive of the present too in line 38), as suggested by G. B. Walsh?5
L.'s view of Pindaric poetics is founded on fr. 150: μαντεύεο, Μοῖσα, προφατεύσω δ' ἐγώ. On the whole, her argument that "Pindar's poet" claims for himself the prerogative of interpreting authentically and authoritatively the Muse's language is convincing. It is, however, an inherently problematic hermeneutic gesture to use as one's cornerstone a one-line fragment from an unknown work. It would be less suspect if readers were provided with the necessary information on contemporary divinatory practice, which would help them understand the distribution of labor between the mantis and the prophet, suggested by "Pindar's poet".6 Only on p. 63 does L. comes close to an explanation of the distinction, when she writes that the poet "understands the language of the Muses and translates what he understands into the language of his human audience." But the idea that gods have a language of their own is implicit in the five Homeric comments on divine names, which are not taken into account by L.7
Chapters Four and Five aim to uncover Socrates' views about the composition, performance and interpretation of poetry. L. states clearly at the very beginning of the book that her discussion is founded on the firm belief that Socrates in the Apology, Ion and Protagoras reflects genuine Socratic thought, distinct from Plato's own views on poetry found in the Republic. Yet even readers who have not been converted by Vlastos' exposition of this view will appreciate her acumen in walking through the minefield of Platonic studies. In Chapter Four the ground is cleared with observations on what Socratic poetics is not about: it does not reject poetry per se or the traditional view that poetry harbors wisdom of divine origin. Its single most important novelty, according to L., is its rejection of the poets' authority to interpret poetry, to discuss the significance of their own verses. This is the subject of Chapter Five, which is largely a close reading of the section of Protagoras on the interpretation of Simonides' poem.8
Against Ferrari's view that Socrates explicitly denies that poems have determinate meanings, L. argues that Socrates denies the possibility of agreement about the poet's intentions.9 Her argument might have been more persuasive if she had included a discussion of what is meant by "a poet's intentions", a phrase that is merely paraphrased as "poets and what they mean" in p. 109.10 Finally, I would be willing to agree with L. that Socrates' interpretation "is ridiculing the intentionalist presuppositions of their own methods of literary criticism" (p. 111) if Socrates were not preoccupied with authorial intention in the passage from the Apology, which L. presents as a positive paradigm of Socratic interpretation. In her own translation: "What in the world does the god mean, and what riddle is he propounding?" (21b3-4), cited on p. 115.11
The task L. set herself was not an easy one. The result cannot be recommended as the only book one needs to read on the subject of pre-Platonic poetics. Still, it is a book with an interesting thesis, worth taking seriously by all engaged in advanced study of ancient views on poetry and its interpretation. The present reviewer's objections and reservations are merely the measure of the book's importance and overall clarity of argument.
1. There are, however, en passant references to other poets, e.g. Theognis and the poet of the Homeric Hymn to Apollo on p. 57. 2. Instances of hardcore narratology like I. J. F. De Jong, Narrators and Focalizers: The Presentation of the Story in the Iliad. Amsterdam 1987 and S. Richardson, The Homeric Narrator. Nashville, Tenessee 1990 are completely absent from L.'s bibliography. 3. I would like to draw attention to S. Richardson's observation that "it is striking that the Homeric narrator refers to himself in the first person only these passages whose purpose is, paradoxically, to deny his autonomy" (op. cit., p. 181). 4. In his Teubner edition M. L. West adopts Heyne's view that 2.491-2 are not genuine verses of the Iliad, but remarks that they were known by Ibycus. 5. G. B. Walsh, The Varieties of Enchantment. Chapel Hill and London 1984, p. 142 n. 36. M. L. West (ed.), Hesiod: Theogony. Oxford 1966, p. 166 considers line 32 "a shorter equivalent of the full phrase seen in 38." 6. The same lack of references to sources or bibliography is observed in p. 111 where L. affirms vaguely: "As he often does in other contexts." 7. See G. S. Kirk, The Iliad: A Commentary. Volume I: books 1-4. Cambridge 1985, p. 94 on 1.403-4. 8. To the bibliography cited in p. 100 n.2 one may add a study by Stavros Tsitsirides published in Greek, Ἡ γένεση τῆς λογοτεθνικῆς ἑρμηνείας, Athens 2001, and the German commentary by B. Manuwald, Platon: Protagoras. Göttingen 1999. 9. G. Ferrari. "Plato and Poetry." In G. A. Kennedy, ed., The Cambridge History of Literary Criticism. Volume One: Classical Criticism. Cambridge 92-114 (not 102-3 as wrongly stated on p. 120; also read Ferrari 1989 instead of 1991 in p. 92 n. 33). 10. A good, though not definitive, discussion of the subject can be found on pp. 78-80 of Tsitsirides' study. 11. It is deplorable that there are no citations of the Greek text in the last two chapters except for Apology 22b3-c4 in p. 93 n. 35.


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Yesterday my wife, Janet, and I attended the ceremony for the dedication of the shelter for the Westford Knight carving in the bedrock in Westford, Massachusetts. The ceremony was attended by well over 100 people that included a 6-man Westford Firefighters pipes and drums contingent fully dressed in Sinclair Clan colored kilts who marched in precession up the blocked off main street to the delight of the attendees. Several people gave speeches including Steve St. Clair, representing the Sinclair Clan, and Richard Gunn representing the Gunn Clan. Many believe the pecked-style carving of a medieval sword was made by a member of Prince Henry Sinclair's party who was reportedly in what is now northeastern Massachusetts in 1398. The theory goes the sword with peck marks across the blade on the glacially scratched slate bedrock represent a fallen Templar knight who was a member of the Gunn Clan who traveled with Prince Henry on the legendary voyage.
The ceremony also included the unveiling of a life-sized bronze statue of a Templar Knight created by local fire fighter David Christiana. His beautiful casting is depicted laying prone with his sword in front of his body as often seen on medieval grave slabs of Templar Knights I've seen in Europe. Partially hidden beneath the blade of the sword in the fabric of the knight's garment is roughly six-inch tall Hooked X™ symbol. Christiana's subtle Hooked X™ on the bronze statue is a clever analog to the actual, heavily weathered Hooked X™ symbol found in the summer of 2014 when the outcrop was being washed off. The symbol includes two dots punched in the east and west sides of the symbol which is perfectly oriented to the upright sword as if the carver were signing his handiwork. After examining the newly discovered carved symbol shortly after it was found last year I concluded the weathering was the same as the weathering of the sword carving and both carvings almost certainly were made at the same time. Whether they were made six-hundred years ago and are related to Prince Henry is unknown, but until science can shed more light on the age of the carvings the current pre-Columbian theory is Templar's in North America is as good as anything.
When it was my turn to speak I wanted to emphasize how important it was to preserve these carvings for the future when new scientific technology may be able to definitively answer the question of their age. I commended the community of Westford for putting their time, effort and money to build the steel and plastic shelter to preserve and protect the carvings for future generations. It serves as a shining example of what should be done to all sites across this continent that have mysterious sites, structures and carvings that could be tangible evidence of an unknown pre-contact history of cultures from across the oceans. I told the audience that I will talk glowingly about the example set in Westford of a community that understands the importance of being committed to preserving vulnerable artifacts and sites and implore others to do the same.
North Kingstown in Rhode Island might be announcing their own ceremony about their plans to build a public shelter for the Narragansett Rune Stone. It is hoped that other communities will support efforts to rescue the Noman's Land Island Rune Stone from further sinking into the sea and create a permanent home where it can be protected and preserved for future study. Other important sites like the Heavener Rune Stone in Oklahoma, need funding to redesign and build the current shelter built to allow proper air flow to mitigate the growth of mold on that has developed on those amazing carvings. The Newport Tower is another site that has been taken care reasonably well over the years, but more archaeological work can be done there to gather additional evidence to better understand its origins.
In my opinion, yesterday's ceremony in Westford was an historic day when like-minded people came together to honor and protect what is likely an important piece of the pre-Columbian history of this continent.
The steel and plastic shelter designed to protect and preserve the Westford Knight and Hooked X carvings was dedicated on June 13, 2015. A life-sized bronze statue of Templar Knight lays waiting to be unveiled to the right of the shelter.
Richard Gunn and Steve St. Clair dressed in kilts in the colors of their Scottish Clans stand next to the bronze casting of a Templar Knight created by David Christiana at right.
This life-sized bronze casting of a Templar Knight lying on a granite slab was made by David Christiana of Westford, Massachusetts. David included a Hooked X symbol partially hidden beneath the blade of the sword (Inset).
Admittedly hard to see, the heavily weathered Hooked X™ symbol with two dots on the right and left sides went understandably unnoticed until June of 2014 when it was carefully cleaned. This image on the left was highlighted with a cell phone flashlight from the right side. The highlighted (in yellow) image on the right was taken of the plaster cast of the Westford Knight that was made in 1990's and is on display in the Westford Museum only a few blocks from site.


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Somebody was walking up his sidewalk. He dropped the morning paper on the table and reached for his coffee. He leaned closer to the window. A man wearing a brown toga and hoodie was pulling a woman along in broad daylight. The person was also carrying a huge scythe. In a split second he made up his mind not to answer the door.
"Mr. Jones." The man pulled a huge smart phone from an inside pocket. "It's Ralph, isn't it. Ralph Wilmer Jones."
"Whoa, not so damn fast." He spilled a few drops of coffee. "How in the hell did you get in? The screen door was locked and so was the entry door."
The man waved the phone at Ralph while keeping a tight grip on the woman's wrist. He ignored Ralph's question. "I had an appointment with you this morning. Or rather you had an appointment with me." He consulted his phone again. "At eight this morning and you missed it."
Ralph slid back a few inches from the breakfast table. "What the hell is going on? Are you crazy?" Ralph was distracted by the woman frantically nodding her head. He tore his eyes from the woman and back to the man. "I was in bed this morning at eight, sleeping like a baby." He thought for a second. "How did you get in? The doors were locked."
Again the question was ignored. "You were supposed to have been at the bus stop at eight. We can't allow this to happen again. My superiors are getting angry and blaming me. I've done nothing wrong." He held up the phone. "My records indicate that this is the fifth time you have failed to keep your appointment. This cannot go on. It has to stop right now."
Ralph slid back to the wall giving him a narrow escape route. "Where did you escape from? You are a certified lunatic, aren't you?"
The woman nodded vigorously and tried to pull away.
The man's phone emitted an ominous church bell sound from an old deserted graveyard. He fumbled with the phone and accidentally released the woman. She bolted into a bedroom, slamming the door, causing a hanging light to sway.
The man made one step toward the bedroom. His phone gave out two peals from an ancient bell. He halted and tapped the phone once. He glanced at Ralph. "I have an appointment to keep. Right now. I can't waste any more time here." He walked quickly to the door. "Stay here please, I won't be too long." He paused a moment. "And don't let the woman leave under any circumstances."
Ralph glanced at the bedroom door for a second. He looked back at the entry door. The man was gone. He sat perfectly still listening. Not a sound. He slowly sipped his coffee and stared at the bedroom door. He walked over and tried the knob. Locked.
He rapped on the door lightly. "You can come out now. He's gone."
A faint whisper came back. "Are you sure? He is sneaky and sly as a fox. Check your sidewalk."
He waited a few seconds. "I checked. No one there."
The door flew open. She glanced around the room. A second later, she jumped at him, arms around his neck, hugging him tightly. "We have to leave. Right now. Let's go to Las Vegas. He'll be back soon. We don't want him to find us."
"Whoa. Stop. What the hell is going on? Who is he? Who are you?" He resisted her pulling him toward the door.
"I'll explain everything later." She tugged on his wrist. "There's a park down the street. Let's go and I'll tell you everything there is to know."
At times she was trotting with a death grip on his wrist. He was panting slightly when she pushed him onto a park bench. "Alright, stop the damn nonsense. First, who is this guy?"
She kept a firm grip on his wrist and took a deep breath. "He's a Grim Reaper or sometimes just called Death. Let's go to Vegas."
Ralph was shaking his head and trying to free his wrist. "How dumb do you think I am? He's crazy and I'm beginning to believe you are also crazy."
"No, no. Remember him saying you had cheated him five times. The first time was in the army. You bent over to pick up a dime and the sniper hit the man behind you." She paused. "Do you remember that? Death told me all about you. The second time you cheated Death was when you got into the wrong taxi. The other taxi exploded and killed the driver and passenger."
Ralph barely nodded. "I remember those weird incidences."
"Just this morning you were supposed to be at the bus stop at eight. A man was killed. Death was waiting for you and you stayed in bed. He was extremely angry." She suddenly hugged Ralph with her head on his shoulder. "Don't look. Death is walking up your sidewalk. He went in. Now he is in front of your house. He's furious, he's jumping up and down shaking both fists at the sky. We should leave for Vegas right now."
Ralph tried to look but she hugged him tighter. "He's consulting his phone. He has another appointment to keep. He's gone." She relaxed her hug a bit.
Ralph pushed her away roughly. "What in the hell is wrong with you? Who are you?"
"We can go to Las Vegas. Death won't find us there."
"Stop talking trash. I don't believe a word you are saying. Who are you?" Ralph paused a second. "And why was he pulling you along?"
Her shoulders sagged. She looked at the grass at her feet. "I've cheated him four times. Last week he came to my home. My husband was supposed to kill me." She paused too long for Ralph.
"What happened?"
"I killed him." She kept on quickly. "But it was an accident. I didn't mean to kill him."
Ralph slid to the edge of the bench. "Holy cow! You murdered your husband!"
Her voice dropped to a harsh whisper. "I told you it was an accident. He came into the living room with a big shiny pistol. He shot at my head and just missed. He pulled the trigger again but the spent shell hadn't ejected. His gun was jammed. In the second he was trying to get a new bullet in, I grabbed a fire-place poker. One with the hook on the end for pulling on burning logs. I swung. He fell with the hook buried just above his right eye."
Ralph shuddered. "What did you do?"
"I ran into the kitchen. There he was. Death was standing in the doorway waiting."
Ralph looked up and down the street. "What was he waiting for?"
"Death was waiting for me. He was very upset that I was alive and it was my husband who was dead. He said I messed up his appointment book." She looked at Ralph and squeezed his knee. "Let's go to Las Vegas. He won't look for us there."
"Forget Las Vegas. You just killed your husband. I wouldn't even go to the next city with you."
Suddenly Death was standing next to them. "Well, I see you two have found each other. A good pair. Both of you cheated death."
Ralph tried to see his face. It was hidden in the shadows of the brown cowl. Death idly let his scythe twist back and forth in the sunlight. The reflected light from the blade seemed to stay in Ralph's eyes.
"Purely accidental. I certainly didn't mean to screw up your appointments." Ralph stood and tried to look Death in the face. "You don't have an appointment with either of us. So why don't you leave us alone. Go wave the scythe at someone else."
The scythe spun emitting all the colors of the rainbow. Death was gone.
The woman hugged Ralph tightly. "You were so brave to talk to Death like that." She moved her lips closer to Ralph's ear. "Let's go to Las Vegas. We be safe from him there."
Ralph hesitated a moment feeling her body heat radiate out to his body. Then he thought, No way. She just killed one man. Death wants her badly and she's crazy as a bedbug.
He pushed her away. "You can go to Las Vegas by yourself, Sweetheart. Don't bother me any more." He walked to his home without a backward glance.
A month went by without incidence. Ralph checked everything. He stood in the doorway of the bus and looked over the riders. He sat and tried to relax. Someone was sitting down beside him.
It was Death. The scythe glittered.
"Go away." Ralph's voice wavered and cracked. "You don't have an appointment with me."
Death ignored Ralph. He studied his phone. An eternity flew by. Death touched Ralph's knee. "Something is going to happen at the next stop."
Ralph's muscles turned to jelly. His eyes filled with tears as the bus stopped. The woman stepped in carrying a fireplace poker with a hook.
Death touched Ralph again. "I gave her an all-expense-paid trip to Las Vegas. She was very appreciative."
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Amissville volunteers upset about losing reimbursements for Culpeper calls
There were no smiles beneath the iconic moustaches of local fire and rescue volunteers Monday (Jan. 4), as they evacuated the Washington Court House following a roll-call vote by the Board of Supervisors (BOS). An angry wind whipping the frozen trees outside met them as they streamed through the big doors in disgust.
Nearly $40,000 generated by the Amissville Volunteer Fire and Rescue (AVFR) company in the last two years, re-imbursement for making service calls to Culpeper residents, will be given back to ten insurance companies.
A motion to return $38,103.35 to a billing company hired by the county passed by a 4-1 margin, with Jackson district supervisor Ron Frazier the lone dissenter. That money will be electronically transferred to billing company Fidelis, to be divvied up and returned to Medicare, Medicaid and several other insurance companies that had already paid the county for the service provided by AVFR.
Attorney David L. Konick, representing the AVFR on a pro bono basis, repeatedly challenged county attorney Peter Luke and county administrator John McCarthy during the meeting, arguing that the county has no authority to receive money for services provided by a volunteer organization that owns its equipment and makes its own runs. And therefore, Konick insisted, the money at issue shouldn't be the county's to either keep or give away.
In May 2013, the BOS passed an emergency medical services (EMS) cost-recovery ordinance, which allowed the volunteer fire and rescue companies to bill insurance companies for providing service to their clients. If someone were in need of emergency service but did not have health insurance, they would not be billed.
The ordinance was passed, according to county attorney Peter Luke, to generate funds for the various volunteer fire and rescue companies over-and-above the tax revenue drawn from the county fire levy. Aside from the tens-of-thousands being disputed, over $120,000 went to the county for calls made by volunteer fire and rescue companies within county borders. That money goes into the county general fund, to be disbursed to various entities via BOS appropriations based on a point system.
However, nothing in the ordinance specifies billing calls made to citizens in surrounding counties — and as a symptom of geography, sometimes a Rappahannock company can more quickly respond to a call in an area just outside county lines than a company in that county. Luke says neither the volunteer companies nor the county have authority to charge citizens of another county, or their insurers, for providing service outside Rappahannock borders.
"Firemen don't pay too much mind to political boundary lines when they rush out of bed at two in the morning to save you," Konick said in a follow-up interview Tuesday evening. "It seems like they're more interested in saving people's lives."
Konick introduced a resolution to the county's emergency medical services cost-recovery ordinance passed by the BOS in May 2013, which was ultimately dismissed after more than an hour of frustrated discussion.
The resolution cites a Virginia code section which specifically provides and requires that any person providing services to a person put under a policy that is billed shall receive reimbursement for the services.
"So in this circumstance, the county is not providing that service," Konick said. "The [entity] providing that service is the responding company. And under that statute, which was cited as the basis of your own ordinance, they're the ones who are entitled to the money, not the county."
The resolution would specify cost-recovery for out-of-county calls.
"Here in Rappahannock, these people are volunteers affiliated with an independent corporation. That's a legal entity that has no agreement, through the [Rappahannock Volunteer] Fire and Rescue Association or otherwise, with the county," Konick declared Monday, standing before the BOS and between several visibly disgruntled volunteer representatives of his client. "So how the county subsumed this authority to bill at all. They billed for our calls. Whether they did it rightly, wrongly, in violation of the ordinance or not, they billed for Amissville's calls and they collected the money. You've got the money. And all we are asking for is to give Amissville the money that they're entitled to under state law."
Luke disagreed, saying that each volunteer fire and rescue company entered into a contract with the county in 1998, and therefore must adhere to county ordinances. AVFR billing for calls outside the county, Luke said, goes against the county EMS ordinance.
The contract is called the fire services agreement, whereby each of the individual volunteer fire and rescue companies agree to provide volunteer fire and rescue services for the citizens of Rappahannock County. In exchange for which the BOS, by state law, is entitled to extend its sovereign immunity for them performing those services.
"Sovereign immunity basically says that if they're in good faith conduct in attempting to rescue someone or save someone's life, they can't be sued," McCarthy explained Tuesday. "So sovereign immunity is an important thing to induce volunteers to participate in a volunteer fire and rescue program, so their lives aren't ruined if something goes wrong."
An important aspect of the adopted EMS cost-recovery ordinance, McCarthy said, is that it guarantees that the county and its volunteer companies are playing by the federally-regulated rules of Medicare relating to fraud. Both Luke and McCarthy foresee surrounding counties either following suit or running into serious trouble if audited by the federal government and can't justify receiving the money for making out-of-county calls.
"The death blow from Medicare, which I admit is a very low probability, would be to lose your Medicare number so that you're no longer able to bill Medicare," McCarthy continued. "They don't do that very often. What they do is, for any amount of money that's in contention, that they claim you fraudulently billed for, there is a three-times penalty. So if you keep a thousand bucks you're not supposed to keep, and they reasonably conclude that you shouldn't keep it, you have to give that thousand bucks back, and they fine you $3,000. So it's expensive. Is it likely? Again, that's a gambler's bet. The better bet is to just not play the game, to just keep your hands clean. If they do find out, bad things happen."
Frazier's motion to allow AVFR to keep the money died at the table, for lack of a second. Hampton district supervisor John Lesinski followed with a motion to return the money to Fidelis, and ultimately the insurance companies. Stonewall-Hawthorne district supervisor Chris Parrish seconded the motion, which was then set to a vote.
"I feel sorry for Amissville," Luke said. "I wish I could tell you to go ahead and take the money and forget about it, but I can't tell you that. At risk is your Medicare number. If something bad happens and you lose your Medicare number that means you can't go for anybody. So I think my interest is to advise you of what is in the best interest for the county. And if they [the federal government] audit us and say 'What's your authority to charge these Culpeper citizens $38,000?' Then what do we say? That ordinance says that we will charge our own citizens only."
Just before the vote, Parrish noted that it is crucial for the county to gain and maintain volunteers.
"How are they going to do that when they take money from our company for us doing our jobs?" an angry volunteer said under his breath in the back row of the courtroom, shoulder-to-shoulder with Konick and several volunteer fire and rescue personnel, before the 30 or so spectators filed out of the courtroom, only partway through the meeting.


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Just caught the latest by Jane and Louise Wilson at Paradise Row. Blurb below:
Face Scripting – What Did the Building See? is a two-part film installation surrounding the shadowy events of the 2010 assassination of a Hamas operative in a Dubai hotel room, constructed using the artists' own film and real CCTV footage compiled and then released on YouTube by the UAE's state police.
The installation used a really simple but effective way of immersing the viewer in the film – a piece of black reflective material positioned on either side of the screen, causing it to reflect and repeat into the distance. Parts of the film contained text written backwards, so the viewer is forced to look at the reflected screen to read the text the right way round. An idea worth stealing for sure.


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Bye: Axe of Perun From: The Renegade Tribune
Let us go through the image I had found on a Masonic studies twitter – as said, I always try to lurk around these freely accessible and available sources – you should too. The more information we gather, the more precise our message. The more precise the message, the easier it will be to wake people up. The easier it becomes to wake them up, the easier it will also be for you to fight debates against those who are still indoctrinated. If you haven't read the first Christian Cuck article, I highly advise you to do so now before reading any further. Even though, we will have to, of course, repeat certain verses and ideas – it is still a good article to encompass the entire idea about Christianity. I'll try to keep this article short and simple. Anyways, let us look at the image together, once more.
Let us first remind ourselves that the Jews and Masons have a very similar calendar – the Jews themselves have a supposed 6000 year time limit in order to conquer the World. The Masons are 240 years ahead of the Jews for some reason – according to some sources – it is at that point in history that the "light" has been introduced. However, since they both regard Abraham as their "father" and Masons will even regard Abraham as a Mason himself – we can conclude that the Jewish Masonry started out earlier – but the plan to conquer the world was finally developed 240 years later with a 6000 year time limit. Whether this time limit is purely self-motivational, or it indeed has something to do with some kind of astrological and astronomical force which would ruin their plan – remains uncertain. We might as well be under a collective racial amnesia spell that lasts for that amount of time – sometimes, some of us – wake up. Perhaps, if they do not succeed in the next 200 years to win over the planet, something will indeed happen that will ruin them forever. Let us hope the latter comes true – and – let us be the ones who will aid the destruction of them.
Nevertheless, we shall analyze only this image – I have another Good Goyim Freemason article coming up which will provide more sources about its connection to Jews. So, we see here that the Ishmaelites are immediately cast out of this future World of the Jews. The Ishmaelites, of course, are the Muslims. Interesting how it is simply regarded as normal that the old Jewish hag Sarah, Abraham's wife, had a baby while being 90 years old. It is simply taken as a miracle. Anyways, the Muslims are cast out – and therefore the Jews plan on to enslave them or destroy them. Then we have the Esau and Jacob lunacy which is driving the Christian Identity people mad. You can clearly see that all of these people are related to the big first Jew – Abraham. Alas, Esau fucked up his chance for being the "leader" so it went to the cunning little devil called Jacob. For some strange reason, Jewish Rabbis claim that Esau is Europe – that he somehow represents Europeans. Europe and Europeans already existed at that point (and pre-existed this 6000 year Jewish timeline by tens of thousands of years), while Jews haven't even left their Middle Eastern land yet. Esau is therefore, just as Ishmael, part of the Jewish lineage which has been cast out.
Finally we come to the 13, that is to say 12 tribes (one was again cast out) of Jacob, that is Israel. They now split into two smaller tribes – the left side consisting of Levi, Judah, Benjamin – the right side of the rest of them. From the Levi's you get also the Cohen, Cohn, and similar surnames. We see therefore that the tribe of Judah remained Jewish to the core – these are therefore the main carriers of the Jewish genome and their disgusting appearance. They are also the main orthodox people, the core and foundation of Judaism. On the right side we have the supposed "10 lost tribes", turned into the "House of Israel", which would be sent out to travel among Gentile nations, blend in and take over control. These are the Jews that would use race-mixing when necessary to get to higher positions, to hide behind Gentile genetics, and so on. It was therefore fitting for them to spread Christianity as a Universal religion which claimed the following : There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.
So, now you have the "The house of Judah", the Jews who remain the same since their beginning of time – and – "The house of Israel", the Jews who would race-mix and use whatever was necessary in order to blend into the non-Jewish people and take them over from the inside out.
They never went out of contact however. It is because of this very reason, this connectivity of theirs, that Masonry used also the Talmud, Zohar and Kabbalah. These are all hardcore Jewish texts – and, as you can see – the Talmud came from the "House of Judah" during their Babylonian times – and ended up in the hands of the "House of Israel" as well. They have been a working continuity through the ages. Remember well what we have learned about them : they will conquer the world with their Mouth! They will use manipulation, hypnosis, propaganda, revolutions, ideologies, free speech, and everything that is necessary – in order to brainwash and corrupt the Gentile people. We have already said that the only way to do so was to introduce the idea of Free Speech, Liberalism, Democracy and all the other various Universalist ideas – including – Christianity. They knew they wouldn't be able to do it in one shot, they knew they would have to take several steps during the ages. But, one step followed the other, and here we are now in the 21st century.
We read in Jeremiah 31:31-34 : "The time is coming," declares the Lord, "when I will make a New covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah." So the New covenant was to be made one day with Israel! Jesus himself tells you : He answered, "I was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel." In the scripture "Hebrews" we also learn how Jesus willingly gives up himself as a "human sacrifice" to God so that the ordinary animal sacrifices would cease. There we read again the following : Now, however, Jesus has received a far superior ministry, just as the covenant He mediates is superior and is founded on better promises. For if that first covenant had been without fault, no place would have been sought for a second. But when God found fault with the people, He said: "Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah.
It would seem however that there were quite some conflicting elements going on. After all, Jesus mentioned only the lost sheep of Israel – not the house of Judah. The Jews therefore, remained Jews. They had to – the core of the Jewish people had to reject Jesus because later on – as we know : Christianity would be turned into a Universalist religion. The front army carrying this Universalist religion would be the members of the House of Israel, to whom Jesus came. Jesus never was against the "Jews" themselves either, for he wouldn't have said the following then : You worship what you do not know; we worship what we do know, for salvation is from the Jews. In the Christian Barnes' notes, we read :
There is neither Jew nor Greek – All are on a level; all are saved in the same way; all are entitled to the same privileges. There is no favoritism on account of birth, beauty, or blood. All confess that they are sinners; all are saved by the merits of the same Saviour; all are admitted to the same privileges as children of God. The word "Greek" here is used to denote the Gentiles generally; since the whole world was divided by the Jews into "Jews and Greeks" – the Greeks being the foreign nation best known to them.
This message is being spread not only by the Masons and Christians – but also by the Jews – primarily those of the house of Israel. You must see this. You must recognize this pattern. Jesus came to unite the house of Israel, for as we know from historical record – they were infighting, not loyal to the Law, and so on. Satan means Enemy in Hebrew, so there were Jews among the Jews who were Satanists – not real Jews – they were Jews who were betraying their own people : one way or the other. Some of them became lazy and lived well under the Roman rule – but that was not the point of the Jewish race – their point was to rule everyone else. So, the Christian version of Paul was created and given to the Gentiles as Poison – and for the House of Israel – as a weapon. According to Paul however, there were still some "branches of Jews" who were cast off, as we read :
If the first part of the dough is holy, so is the whole batch; if the root is holy, so are the branches. Now if some branches have been broken off, and you, a wild olive shoot, have been grafted in among the others to share in the nourishment of the olive root, do not boast over those branches. If you do, remember this: You do not support the root, but the root supports you. You will say then, "Branches were broken off so that I could be grafted in." That is correct: They were broken off because of unbelief, but you stand by faith. Do not be arrogant, but be afraid. For if God did not spare the natural branches, He will not spare you either.
He clearly tells non-Jews that they are going to be accepted under the Jewish root. In other words, Europeans have abandoned their own Root Tree as they became Christians. No wonder therefore that Jews and Christians also destroyed all the European sacred Trees in physical form – gotta do it – as above, so below; in this case spiritually and physically. And in the 21st century : genetically. So, Christians are part of the Jewish root tree, merely supported by Jews – allowed to exist. Do not boast that you are like the original branches or even better than them! Be afraid! Have faith that the Jewish root will give you water from time to time to keep you alive. Remember – Moses killed his own Jews who were doing something he didn't like – so, the Jews and their God won't spare you either. You learn from Jesus and Paul :
Jerusalem will be trampled underfoot by the Gentiles, until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled. A partial hardening has come upon Israel, until the fullness of the Gentiles has come in.
Never forget that the Jewish plan is world domination. Never forget that they cannot achieve that through combat 1v1 against all people on this planet, especially against Whites. Never forget that we learned how they will use their mouth to win against us. Throughout the Jewish book, the idea of hardening the heart was used whenever "God" denied the action of someone. We read, for example, how that one King in Deuteronomy wanted to give Moses free passage, but God hardens him and he doesn't, which leads to Jews killing all of them. So, Jews realized that they cannot conquer the planet as they used to. Now, they had to "harden" themselves and use a different, indirect and slower approach. The Gentiles must fulfill their role – they must spread the "Holy Book" (their Mouth) everywhere, they must kill each other, they must install a World Government. The fullness of the Gentiles must come in – all Gentiles must believe in the Jewish God and eventually bow down to the Jews.
This is where the Gentile, non-Jewish, Christians, Liberals, Communists, Marxists, Democrats, Masons and other Secret Societies come in. These are the "Universalists" and the "Globalists" which are preparing the New World Order, the Jew World Order. We know that Masons created America – we know by now more than enough about Masonry and Jews and their Global plans – America was designed by the get-go to become a Jewish outpost which would not only destroy the European Race – but also create the Global Empire for the Jews. It shouldn't surprise you therefore to find the American and Israeli flag at the end of the image. The British as well – after all – Jews used the British to go around the world and spread the "Good News", the Gospel.
America was designed to give the Jews a free pass with everything. Free speech, liberalism, democracy, tolerance, acceptance of everything and everyone. It had White gentiles who would work hard for them, fight for them. In order to prevent the Whites from ever truly standing up against them – diversity and multi-culturalism were introduced. Blacks were brought to America in order to one day abuse and use the "slavery" and "guilt-trip" idea. It was also used to "empower" the Gentile Masons into believing how "all are equal" in a "universal brotherhood". Everything was planned out, my friends. Let us forget meanwhile that 40% of the slaves were owned by Jews, up to 30% by other Blacks and only 1.4% by Whites.
So, what does the Throne represent on the image, where Israel and America are being united into the House of Jacob? That is where the Jewish Messiah will sit one day.
And what will happen when that Messiah finally is established? The two houses of Judaism will join up, the sacrifices to their temple will be reinstalled, they will control the entire planet – anyone who dares to speak against them will be killed. The Noahide Laws will be established, the Jews will be God's Chosen people, having 2600 Slaves each. The entire Planet will be enslaved under their rule. They will control everything that will sustain life – so others will simply have to bow down to them. You cannot even possibly imagine what this world is supposed to look like – but – we are heading towards it. You have read with me what the Kabbalah and Zohar say : Jews wish to bring upon this planet utter chaos and re-create a new order on it. In order to do that, they must kill White Europeans. They do not like the natural fact that White Europeans, by Natural design, are actually superior to them. So, they decided to eradicate us by first convincing us that we are all "equal" and "brothers" in "Christ Jesus".
Let us remind ourselves of Isaiah 60 : Arise, shine; for thy light is come, and the glory of the Lord is risen upon thee. For, behold, the darkness shall cover the earth, and gross darkness the people: but the Lord shall arise upon thee, and his glory shall be seen upon thee. And the Gentiles shall come to thy light, and kings to the brightness of thy rising. And the sons of strangers shall build up thy walls, and their kings shall minister unto thee: for in my wrath I smote thee, but in my favour have I had mercy on thee. For the nation and kingdom that will not serve thee shall perish; yea, those nations shall be utterly wasted. Thou shalt also suck the milk of the Gentiles, and shalt suck the breast of kings.
Time is running out, my Aryan brothers and sisters. We have learned much, if not everything that is necessary, in the articles we have covered so far. Only the most dumb, the most stupid, the most deluded will not be able to wake up – and you have to give up on them. There remains one single hope for them : when truly everything goes to shit and their world crumbles within them, they might seek you out in order to seek your forgiveness and leadership. It is for that moment that you must prepare yourself. Be one day a beacon of light and source of strength for those of our People who were not willing to listen on time. The entire Jewish plan could have been explained in two sentences : Jews say that they are the only Adam (Humans). In the Bible God commands Adam (Jews, Humans) to subdue the Earth. This should have been enough. Some of you, though, may be able to use this pattern to wake people up : 1, 2, 3, 4.
Here is one final thought for those who still don't get it : We know that Jews use words in order to neutralize them. In other words, Diversity is being sold, but we know that it will actually destroy all Diversity. All will look like the same brown shit. Why is it then, I wonder, so difficult to grasp that the Jews sold you "salvation" in Jesus – which will end up being your very destruction and doom?


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When the doors to the University of West Florida opened in the fall of 1967, it didn't just mark the beginning of classes. It marked the beginning of a story—the UWF story. This timeline details the University's history over the past five decades, characterized by vision, hope and strategic growth. Where we've been is only the beginning—our foundation for the future.
Establishment of the University of West Florida
May: Following a feasibility study that demonstrated the need for a university in Northwest Florida, the Florida Legislature allocates funding to develop UWF, which became the sixth out of twelve institutions of higher learning in the State University System of Florida.
President Crosby
July: Dr. Harold Crosby assumes office as the first UWF president. Crosby oversees construction of the campus and a litany of firsts for the University including the undergraduate programs receiving accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, the UWF Foundation being chartered, the opening of the John C. Pace Library and the establishment of the UWF Fort Walton Beach Center.
April: Groundbreaking for UWF takes place on April 16, 1965, on the 13 parcels of land that Escambia County purchased for $1.2 million.
Official Emblem
May: President Crosby selects the chambered nautilus as the official emblem. This was selected alongside the poem, "The Chambered Nautilus" by Oliver Wendell Holmes.
President's Office
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UWF Athletics
December: The men's basketball team beats Valdosta State 76-75 in the first athletics event for a UWF team. UWF fields three men's teams—basketball, golf and tennis—during the school year.
Library Dedication
January: President Crosby dedicates the library to John C. Pace, a prominent supporter of higher education in Northwest Florida and first chairman of the State Board of Regents.
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June: The first commencement ceremony is held, with 58 students receiving degrees.
Graduate Programs
May: The Board of Trustees approves the first master's programs in English, Elementary Education and History to begin in September that same year. The Board also approves courses leading to master's degrees in Professional Education and Aeronautical Systems beginning in September.
Athletics NAIA Membership
August: After being admitted in April, the UWF athletic department begins its membership in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.
President Robinson
December: Dr. James Robinson takes the helm as president and serves for nearly 14 years in that role. UWF expands significantly under his watch. The University starts admitting freshmen and sophomores and establishes the campus art gallery, Edward Ball Nature Trail, Small Business Development Center, aquatic center, WUWF-FM, computer center and baseball and softball teams.
Traditional Colleges Organization
July: The University organizes into a traditional structure by establishing three colleges: the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Business and the College of Education. UWF previously operated with three resident colleges, Alpha, Gamma and Omega, designed for upper-level and graduate students.
Establishment of WUWF
January: WUWF Public Radio makes its inaugural broadcast. The station was established with a mission to create a more informed public—one challenged and invigorated by a deeper understanding and appreciation of events, ideas, and cultures. Through innovative community partnerships, the station produces, acquires and distributes programming that meets the highest standards of public service in journalism and cultural expression.
Fort Walton Beach Expansion
August: UWF and Okaloosa Walton Community College, now Northwest Florida State College, open a joint-education facility at the former Oakland Heights Elementary School.
Freshmen Enroll
August: UWF establishes a lower division and freshmen enroll for the first time after authorization from the Florida Legislature.
Academic Realignment
July: The Department of Computer Science moves from the College of Business into a fourth college, the College of Science and Technology.
President Marx
September: Dr. Morris Marx assumes the presidency and serves for 14 years before retiring in 2002. Marx oversees significant expansion, highlighted by the opening of the Fort Walton Beach location and ushering in education specialist program and facilities such as the Center for Fine and Performing Arts, College of Education Complex, student services building, psychology building, residence halls and on-campus apartments.
CFPA Expansion
October: President Marx dedicates the newly opened Center for Fine & Performing Arts as the heart of artistic expression for UWF and a primary destination for arts and culture in Northwest Florida.
New Fort Walton Beach Location
August: UWF and Okaloosa Walton Community College, now Northwest Florida State College, build and open a new joint location where the two institutions administer their programs.
National Champions
May: The UWF softball team wins the NAIA softball national championship, marking the first team national championship in UWF athletics history.
NCAA Membership
August: The University transitions from the NAIA to full membership in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II and the Gulf South Conference.
Library Renovation and Expansion
September: UWF unveils an expanded and renovated John C. Pace Library, featuring the addition of the eastside structure, which includes distinctive, curved first and second floors and a four-story stairwell.
Academic Realignment Continuation
August: The colleges reorganize into the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Business and the College of Professional Studies.
First NCAA National Title
May: The men's golf team wins the first NCAA Division II national championship in UWF athletics history.
UWF Historic Trust
July: Following a repeal by the Florida Legislature, the Historic Pensacola Preservation Board transfers its building and collections to UWF. West Florida Historic Preservation, Inc. is established as a direct support organization of the University. In 2013, the organization's name changes to UWF Historic Trust to emphasize that the sites, structures, collections, programs and exhibits of the organization represent a public trust.
President Cavanaugh
July: Dr. John Cavanaugh becomes president and serves for six years. Under his guidance, the Florida Legislature approves a four-year nursing program at UWF, the University establishes a degree in hospitality, recreation and resort management and graduate classes in historic preservation begin in Historic Pensacola Village. Also, UWF survives Hurricane Ivan in 2004 and Hurricane Dennis in 2005 and becomes a national model for disaster planning and preparedness.
Health, Leisure and Sports Facility
March: The new Health, Leisure and Sports Facility opens, which includes offices, classrooms and labs for use by recreation and academic departments, as well as a 10,000-square-foot fitness center, racquetball courts, an indoor running track, multiple gyms and workout spaces and a 36-foot climbing wall.
President Bense
July: Dr. Judith Bense takes office as the fifth UWF president and serves for eight years before retiring in 2016. Bense focuses on growth and visibility while enhancing the student experience and creating partnerships to make UWF a first-choice university. She builds a network of community partners and identifies regional workforce needs, and UWF increases its enrollment and strengthens its academic programs during her tenure.
Science and Engineering Building
February: UWF opens a new science and engineering facility. The $30.6 million, state-funded building embodies the principles of Project Kaleidoscope, an advocate in the U.S. for building and sustaining strong undergraduate programs in science, technology, engineering and math fields.
Heritage Hall
August: Heritage Hall opens to offer housing that eases the transition from a traditional residence hall to living in an apartment. Programming in Heritage Hall is designed for students in their first year to senior year at UWF.
Student Wellness Center
December: The Student Wellness Center, totaling 16,144 square feet, opens and houses Counseling and Psychological Services, Student Health Services and Wellness Services.
College of Business Education Center
August: The College of Business opens a brand new facility, offering a state-of-the-art location for business students to gather, study and network on campus. The three-story, 44,380-square-foot College of Business Education Center provides modern, high-tech conveniences for engaging in interactive learning.
Presidents Hall
August: UWF opens its newest residence hall, Presidents Hall. The twin of Heritage Hall, Presidents Hall houses 250 residents in a suite-style building with both double and single rooms.
College Reorganization
August: The former three-college structure transitions into four academic colleges: College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities; College of Education and Professional Studies; College of Science, Engineering and Health; and the College of Business. Additionally, UWF launches University College to concentrate on professional readiness and transformative learning experiences.
College of Health
August: UWF announces the formation of the College of Health, dividing the former College of Science, Engineering and Health into two separate colleges in order to position the University as a major player in the development of innovative solutions to substantial health care challenges.
Luna Settlement
December: UWF identifies the archaeological site of the Luna settlement in a developed neighborhood in Pensacola. The first multi-year European settlement in the United States existed from 1559-1561.
Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering
January: Hal Marcus donates $5 million to the College of Science and Engineering. The college is named the Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering, becoming the first named college at UWF.
Pensacola Museum of Art
June: UWF takes ownership of the Pensacola Museum of Art. This agreement complements art education at UWF as the University assumes responsibility for nurturing an endowment and maintaining the museum's art collection—including several hundred pieces of 20th- and 21st-century art on paper, as well as three-dimensional works.
Inaugural Football Season
September: UWF football kicks off its inaugural season under Head Coach Pete Shinnick. Argos beat Ave Maria 45-0 in their opener and proceed to sell out each of their five home games at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
50th Anniversary Capital Campaign Public Phase
November: UWF publicly launches its 50th Anniversary Capital Campaign with a fundraising goal of $50 million. This marks the largest capital campaign in University history. The quiet phase of the campaign started in January 2011 and the campaign lasts through the end of 2017.
President Saunders
January: Dr. Martha Saunders assumes the presidency after previously serving in a variety of roles, including provost and executive vice president. President Saunders' vision for UWF is for it to grow beyond its beginnings as a regional comprehensive university. She plans to build on the University's strengths and its undergraduate traditions while creating programs that will attract the faculty and research funding needed to make the leap to the next level.
Usha Kundu, MD College of Health
February: Dr. Usha and Mahadeb Kundu donate a gift in excess of $5 million to name the UWF College of Health the Usha Kundu, MD College of Health, marking the second UWF named college.
Division Changes
January: The University creates the Division of Research and Strategic Innovation to advance the state's economy and strengthens its workforce by nurturing and applying innovative ideas in funded research, scholarship, business development, strategic partnerships and outreach.
July: The University merges the Division of Student Affairs and Office of Enrollment Affairs to create a new Division of Enrollment and Student Affairs to focus on student recruitment, admissions, strategic graduation initiatives, student life programs and high-quality services that support student success. The new Division of Academic Engagement supports students as they make the journey to graduation and entry-level employment.
Reubin O'D. Askew Institute for Multidisciplinary Studies
April: In 2017, Pensacola attorney and community advocate Fred Levin donated $550,000 to establish the Reubin O'D. Askew Institute for Multidisciplinary Studies, in honor of his late partner. The Institute is a place for possibility, where experts come together across disciplines to solve real-world problems and inspire important research. With an emphasis on STEAM integration, the Reubin O'D. Askew Institute for Multidisciplinary Studies will increase the visibility of science, technology, engineering, arts and math initiatives to coordinate partnerships and research opportunities throughout the region.
Ranked Top 3
June: UWF ranks in the top three public universities for the Florida Board of Governors performance-based funding model.
First Division II Football National Title Game Appearance
December: UWF's football team becomes an NCAA II 2017 National Finalist, in only the team's second year on the field.
UWF's President's Club at Timeless Tanglewood
January: Attorney and local community advocate Fred Levin gifted his multi-million dollar waterfront home and estate to the University. The donation included much of the renovated home's contents, including works of art and collectibles, totaling more than $8 million to mark the largest gift by a living donor in the University's history. The property, previously known as Timeless Tanglewood, is now known as the UWF's President's Club at Timeless Tanglewood.
Reubin O'D. Askew Department of Government
January: In recognition of attorney Fred Levin's continuous support of the University and in honor of the outstanding service and commitment of former Florida Governor Reubin O'D. Askew, UWF officially named the Department of Government as the Reubin O'D. Askew Department of Government in January 2018. Askew served as the 37th governor of Florida for two terms from 1971-1979 and was Levin's personal friend and law partner. This marks the first academic department formally named at the University.
Successful 50th Anniversary Capital Campaign
January: UWF exceeds its campaign goal and raises $64.7 million by almost 20,000 donors, including 55 planned gifts and nearly $18 million in scholarships.
Louis A. Maygarden, Jr. Center for Financial Literacy
February: The Consumer Credit Counseling Service of West Florida donates $1.5 million to establish the Louis A. Maygarden, Jr. Center for Financial Literacy at the UWF College of Business. The center aims to improve the financial literacy of students and the citizens of Northwest Florida through counseling service and seminars.
Ranked Top 3 For Second Consecutive Year
June: UWF earns the highest score in University history and the third-highest score in the Florida Board of Governors performance-based metrics.
Inaugural Founders Week
April: UWF raises $115,000 from 900 people worldwide during UWF's first-ever 24-hour fundraising initiative.
Inaugural Argo Athletic Band
July: UWF announces the Argo Athletic Band will play in the stands at UWF home football games.
University Park Center
November: UWF alumnus Darrell Gooden and his wife, Debbie, donate a major gift to name University Park Center the Darrell Gooden Center and establish scholarships for UWF students.
100,000 Degrees
December: UWF confers the 100,000th degree at its Fall 2018 Commencement on December 15, reaching a major milestone since the institution opened in 1967.


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"My heart trusted in Him, and I am helped; therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth, and with my song I will praise Him" (Ps. 28:7)
INTRO.: A song which gives praise to the Lord in whom we can trust for help is "Wonderful, Wonderful Jesus" (#526 in Hymns for Worship Revised). The text was written by Anna Belle Russell, who was born at Pine Valley in Chemung County, NY, on Apr. 21, 1862. The daughter of Chancey and Jane Denson Russell, she spent most of her life in Corning, NY, where she was an active member of the Free Methodist Church. She and her sister, Cora C. Russell, made their home together, and both of them authored a number of hymns. This one was penned around 1921. When later asked if there was any story about the origin of the song, she replied that there was none. The tune (New Orleans) was composed, also in 1921, by Ernest Orlando Sellers (1869-1952).
Sellers was a native of Hastings, MI, who completed high school at Lansing, MI. Afterwards, he was an apprentice to a surveyor and civil engineer and was eventually appointed city engineer and superintendent of public works in Lansing. Later, he resigned to attend Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, IL, and then served as a YMCA secretary in Georgia, Washington, D.C., and Delaware. Following this, he worked as an assistant minister with the Euclid Ave. Baptist Church in Cleveland, OH, for two years and then returned to Moody Bible Institute as assistant director of the music department. During this time he was active as a song leader for the crusades of evangelists Reuben A. Torrey, Gipsy Smith, A. C. Dixon, and J. Wilbur Chapman.
Leaving Moody, Sellers became director of the music department of the Bible Baptist Institute, later the Baptist Theological Seminary, in New Orleans, LA. Throughout his years there, he produced a number of hymn tunes, This one, originally entitled "A Song in the Heart," first appeared in the 1921 Hosanna in the Highest compiled by Gipsy Smith and William McEwan for the Hosanna Publishing Co. in Brooklyn, NY. A favorite of Smith's, it was widely used as the campaign song for his evangelistic meetings. When the copyright was renewed in 1949, it was owned by Broadman Press. After Sellers retired, he made his home in Eola, LA, where he died. Two years later, Miss Russell died at Corning, NY, on Oct. 29, 1954.
I first became acquainted with "Wonderful, Wonderful Jesus" as a result of seeing it in several denominational hymnbooks, such as the 1940 Broadman Hymnal, edited by Benjamin B. McKinney for the Broadman Press; the 1948 Christian Service Hymns edited by Homer A. Rodeheaver for the Rodeheaver Co.; the 1957 All American Church Hymnal, edited by Earl Smith for the John T. Benson Publishing Co.; the 1964 Christian Praise also published by Broadman; and the 1968 Great Hymns of the Faith, edited by John W. Peterson for Singspiration. Among hymnbooks published by members of the Lord's church for use in churches of Christ, the only one, so far as I know, to include it is Hymns for Worship.
The song mentions a number of circumstances when we can trust in Jesus for help.
I. Stanza 1 tells us that Jesus will give us a song when days are dreary and nights are long
There is never a day so dreary,
There is never a night so long,
But the soul that is trusting in Jesus
Will somewhere find a song.
- Sometimes our days seem dreary: Job 14:1-2
- And sometimes the nights are long: Ps. 6:6-7
- However, no matter how dim or dark things may look, the Lord will enable us to have a song in our mouths: Ps. 40:1-3
II. Stanza 2 (not in HFWR) tells us that Jesus will help us to bear our cross
There is never a cross so heavy,
There is never a weight of woe,
But that Jesus will help to carry
Because He loveth so.
- Following Jesus means bearing our cross: Matt. 16:24
- Because it often presses us down, it is sometimes referred to as a burden: Ps. 55:22
- But since He bore His cross for us, Jesus will help us bear ours too by making it light: Matt. 11:28-30
III. Stanza 3 (#2 in HFWR) tells us that Jesus will lighten the cares that we have
There is never a care or burden,
There is never a grief or loss,
But that Jesus in love will lighten
When carried to the cross.
- There will always be cares of this world which Satan will use to choke the word: Mk. 4:18-19
- Many times such cares are the result of losses that we experience in life: Phil. 3:7-8
- However, those who truly trust in the Lord can cast their cares upon Him: 1 Pet. 5:7
IV. Stanza 4 (#3 in HFWR) tells us that Jesus will pardon the guilty sinner who comes to Him
There is never a guilty sinner,
There is never a wandering one,
But that God can in mercy pardon
Through Jesus Christ, His Son.
- All of us were guilty sinners at one time or another: Rom. 3:23
- However, God offers us mercy to make pardon available: Tit. 3:3-5
- This mercy is made possible through Jesus Christ who came to save the lost: Lk. 19:10
CONCL.: The chorus offers praise to Jesus for all these wonderful blessings
Wonderful, wonderful Jesus,
In the heart He implanteth a song:
A song of deliverance, of courage, of strength,
In the heart He implanteth a song.
As we think of all the good things that Jesus has done and is doing for us, the most important of which is providing a way by which we can be saved from sin, we should certainly want to sing a song of praise to our "Wonderful, Wonderful Jesus."


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As a way to tackle the ever-growing menace of solid waste in the city, M K Aromatics Ltd, Bangalore has proposed plans for a plant that would convert plastic waste to crude oil.
Explaining the overlay of the plant, managing director of the company, Mahesh Merchant, detailed the process that would ensure the conversion, at Mysore Chamber of Commerce and Industry(MCCI), here on Wednesday.
"With the process, we can convert one kg of plastic to one litre of crude oil, with 70-80 per cent purity," he said. Plastic collected from around the city will be fed into a furnace, where it will be dissolved to a molten state. Later, with the help of a catalyst, polythene is broken down to hydro-carbons for the production of high quality crude oil.
The plant, which embraces new technology also has the capacity to create a fraction of the fuel necessary to run the furnace. "Gases such as methane, propane and butane released during the process, will be circulated back as a fuel to fuel the furnace." he said.
Clarifying that the plant willnot burn plastic, he said that plastic would melt after being exposed to high temperatures in the furnace. Coke and other carbon based products will be left as residue, which also can be used as fuel in various industries, he added.
He said that the plant, if approved in Mysore, has the capacity to convert seven to 10 tons of plastic to crude oil. The plant is not power intensive, he added.
Though the plant would directly employ 40-50 people, rag-pickers with the help of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO) would be employed to collect plastic from the city and its outskirts, he said.
The company would bear all the expenses of the project, including an investment of Rs 10 crore. The plant would require land of around four acres near the landfill.
Commissioner of Mysore City Corporation, M R Ravi, said that the technology was both environmental friendly and indigenous. Noting that two such proposals were already placed in front of Corporation, he said that the proposals were awaiting approval from authorities concerned.
MCCI president Sudhakar S Shetty, City Corporation members Lingappa and Nagabhushan were among those present.
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Garnet: The energies of garnet are associated with success, strength, security, personal vitality and endurance. This is also a stone of psychic protection, releasing panic, worry, fear and anxiety. Wear this to be grounded and secure. It will up lift and protection you.
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We are surrounded by so-called entrepreneur, who claim to have the right idea, that will completely change the market. Normally when we start a discussion it proceedes like the following: Question: so what are you doing? Answer: I have founded a start-up. I am working on a project that will make me billionair Question:


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TPBurgessParticipantMarch 3, 2016 at 6:55 amPost count: 0#6576 |
I am looking for help with coming up with a name for my Life Coaching and Consulting business. I have decided to begin my own business to help those individuals who need guidance, support, and empowerment to make the decisions necessary to travel through their transitional periods that life brings them.
A little history here may help you see my inspiration and passion for this business. In 2009, I was released from my job in the Student Affairs division at a midsize university in the central part of the US after nearly 20 years in the profession. The reason I lost my job was because I going though a very abusive (verbal and physical) marital relationship and because I was a male and my position I did not want to divulge any details of this. Over the next 5 years, I learned how to stand up for myself and empower my inner-being to overcome the pain and suffering of the abuse, loss of my self-esteem, and loss of a job. It was also during this time that I also had to deal with a very bitter and contentious divorce as well as the death of my mother (note: I am an only child and my father passed away when I was only 4 years old).
It is these reasons above that I started to visualize the Positive Transitional Empowerment System the base model for my life coaching model. I love the word coach because of my background in playing and coaching football, baseball, basketball, and life skills (in my job at the university) in the past. However, Life Coach seems too cliche as a title to call myself. Some of my thoughts for names for my business are Transitional Empowerment Coaching, Upward Transition Coaching, and finally Personal Empowering Transitions Life Coaching and Consulting.
So I want to hear what you think about Ideas for creative names for my business as well as my title. Should I use one I have already given? Maybe you can help.
FrannyParticipantMarch 7, 2016 at 11:47 amPost count: 482#6605 |
Hi T, thanks for your post and good luck to you. You have a powerful experience – a creative business name with a mission-driven meaning can find its roots from that.
To answer your question, of the names you've come up with, I like Upward the best. In my opinion, the others are a mouthful & could be better put to use as descriptive text.
Some for instances:
Upward Coahcing | meaningful guidance through life's unexpected transitions
Upward | Find your path through life's curveballs
(perhaps this language oversimplifies- but just an example of one way you could go…drawing on your sports background)
Polaris | A constant through life's unexpected changes
Buoyant Consulting | Find your upward force through life pressures
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