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If you're a fan of rugby, you might know what "scrum" means. In rugby, a scrum refers to the manner of restarting the game after a minor infraction where players push against each other until ball possession is determined.
But scrum has another meaning in the world of information systems.
The Scrum framework is one of a number of agile development approaches that foster a hyper-collaborative environment with heavy customer feedback where incremental units of value are provided throughout the project lifecycle. This is in contrast to older methodologies such as Waterfall where a plan is created upfront and is stringently followed until a final product is delivered at the end.
Jim York, co-owner of Foxhedge Ltd. explains, "Scrum and other agile practices enable quick responses to changing customer needs and technology by chunking features into smaller units. These smaller units can then be delivered faster to the customer where immediate feedback and a team willingness to adapt to changing requirements provides products more in line with customer expectations. He adds, "It takes a few minutes to learn and a lifetime to master."
The whole process is performed by one cross-functional team across multiple overlapping phases, where the team "tries to go the distance as a unit, passing the ball back and forth," just as in rugby.
Recently, three CIS professors, Jeff May, Diane Lending, and John Karabelas attended training to receive their scrum master certification. York led the training, which was held in Arlington, Va., on June 19th and 20th.
FoxHedge conducts both public and private on-site workshops including Certified ScrumMaster, Certified Scrum Product Owner, Agile Team Workshop, Starting Your Agile Project, Lean and Agile Orientation, Lean and Agile for Executives, Lean Development, and Agile Requirements, Planning, and Estimation.
Why Scrum?
Lending says, "Each year we (CIS Department) have two Executive Advisory Board meetings with alumni who work in industry; essentially they told us we would provide immediate value to them if we started teaching our students the Scrum framework." For example, Osama Malik, of Booz Allen Hamilton stated, "In the ever increasingly fast paced and dynamic world we live in, we're finding value using the Scrum framework for all types of problem-solving beyond traditional development projects. From a purely practical standpoint, providing an environment that fosters the practice of this methodology will certainly provide JMU students with an immediate edge in the job market.
The CIS Department is introducing the Scrum framework in the CIS454 class this semester and plans to add it to future CIS 484 classes.
Pedagogical Value
In addition to meeting the immediate needs of industry, Lending, May, and Karabelas all agree that pedagogical value can be found in teaching Scrum in the university setting.
May explains Scrum as "A framework that welcomes rapid changes in projects where the non-routine cognitive skills of adaptive learning, enhanced collaboration, and systems thinking are all enhanced. "
Karabelas notes,"From a pedagogical standpoint, teaching our students Scrum will undoubtedly enhance our student's ability to self manage across team environments and to adjust accordingly to immediate fast-paced feedback. In other words, they will become more agile."
The JMU College of Business has a long history of working closely with industry to improve and enhance the educational experience for students. One area of focus is ensuring that skills taught in the classroom are highly relevant and applicable to today's work environment. Teaching CIS students the Scrum framework is an example of the CoB responding to industry needs.
Matthew Carnali, a JMU alumnus who works at Capital One comments, "We have created an initiative that goes from 80% Waterfall to 80% Scrum. Hiring students who have experience with Scrum coming in the door will add immediate value to our company and should help to further enhance JMU's reputation as a top-tiered CIS department."
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Young Echo
The Young Echo crew from Bristol have been killing it of late on labels like Left Blank, Punch Drunk and Box Clever to name a few. I think Peverelist summed it up pretty well, 'The Young Echo crew are definitely some of the most exciting prospects in the city, they've got no interest in affiliation to a scene or toeing the line and that's refreshing'. They've got a diverse sound that kind of fits anywhere between noise/ambient/dubstep/dub/bass/house/fuckknows and they really make it work. So I reckon they deserve their own thread since they'll prob keep killing it this year too. Check out their site for radio shows and tracks.
Jabu (killing sound, zhou)
El Kid (sam kidel, b-lam)
Kahn (gorgon sound, baba yaga)
Vessel (flexible ape, rei, baba yaga, killing sound)
Zhou (ishan sound, jabu)
Some of my personal favourites so far...
El Kid - Hypnosis
Vessel - Nylon Sunset
Kahn - Like We Used To
Zhou - I Remain
Didn't realise they had a dedicated site
Kahn's 12 (alonside the Andy Mac & Ekoplekz ones) was one of the best thing to come out of Bristol last year. His mixes for SR & Fact were a particular highlight too.
Can't argue with that.
Who wouldn't want to listen to a Sonic Router mix, oh yeah big 12"s too love um. The site is wicked nice little updates on all the members and they stream the Young Echo readio show on there. They're pure vibes, I love the one they did recently with Pev.
did someone say bristol?
always makes me laugh when i hear the REPRESENT HORFIELD bit as that's where i grew up and it's just middle class central
i'm sorry, as you were
Yeah these guys aint as hardcore as them lot...
VeElSkSiEdL by Vessel & El Kid
Don't know why I slept on this one from last year, Astro:Dynamics are always on point.
Vessel is now signed to Tri Angle.
So say Left_Blank: http://leftblankuk.tumblr.com/post/15673940915/proud-to-announce-that-vessel-is-now-signed-to-tri
You'll listen noiw right... ;)
is this a third thread where jimi picks the 'next big thing' correctly?
first James Blake, then OFWGKTA...
Anyway, awesome music here.Richard_Littlejohn this'd this
I'd include
His footwork thread as well
SR Mix #81: Vessel [Left_Blank]
Almost forgot to post this, Vessel did a mix for us last year. He did one for TheQuietus later too.
They're both really good.
Young Echo radio this Saturday 5-8pm with live guest mix from Hyetal
W/ usual crew.
Vessel - Standard
coming on Left_Blank sounds so good, turns into some spooky off-kilter electro boogie jam out of knowhere love it.
Young Echo are beautiful
hands down the most forward thinking collective based in Bristol at the moment. El Kid's String Loops are amazing as well. picked up the tape the other week
I play in a band in Bristol and we've worked closely with Young Echo recently; they've all done remixes of one of our songs and every result has been different and wowing everything.
here's El Kid's version: http://dummymag.com/new-music/2012/03/06/the-naturals-i-ve-become-everything-i-wanted-el-kid-remix/
aye, these guys have the best vibe in town
Genuinely brilliant.
Put them on after a load of noisy bands a couple of weeks ago and it crossed over perfectly.
Good to see jimi's on the case here!
off to see Gorgon Sound (Kahn) meet Dubkasm tonight in Bristol
little bit more steppa and digital dub than a lot of the Young Echo sound. should be great though...Gorgon Sound played at the last broadcast. klaxons ready!
Gorgon Sound - Find Jah Way
April 9th on wax apparantly?
Very cool
Best bet is Idle Hands/Chemical for that I guess, if they're open today/when they update their sites. I know Gorgan Sound have a 12" on the way for Peng Sound which is a new label from Tape Echo: http://tape-echo.com/ / http://pengsound.co.uk/ Looks like this is it, looks like a beauty as usual from those guys.
it went on sale on Monday
Gorgon & Dubkasm smashed it to bits on saturday night. new Roots Radicals Sound System powered the whole thing and it was beautiful.
strictly dubwise and very happy vibes
Young Echo Radio w/ Ekoplekz + Giant Swan + Big Naturals + The Naturals
I played at this...vibes was nice
it was great of them to have had bands and noise mongers as opposed to other dance acts...sailed a lot closer to El Kid's type of output as opposed to the steppa fest that was last session (not a bad thing by any means, just nice for them to have mixed it up a wee bit).
haven't got thru it all yet but I'm really enjoying what I've heard
its wicked to hear bands on this kind of thing, I love that Young Echo get all sorts involved and it all still works and sounds in place.
Really enjoyed The Naturals btw
I'll have to keep an ear out for ya.
Last night's show with Appleblim was lovely
Was down at the studio for a bit, really great vibes. El Kid's on some really interesting new things this year as well, his newer house tracks are far weirder, more downbeat and more 'Young Echo'ish (deep, moody, bassy, soundscapey) than anything else he's done so far.
If anyone picks up a copy of the Wire this month there's a feature on them in the front few pages...
- thekidswhopoptoday this'd this
did anybody catch Jabu last night?
at Take 5 in Bristol?
they took me elsewhere...Alex on the mic fits so well over the Zhou/El Kid esq beats and drones. really good.
played with Tapes who I had no idea was as good as his name suggested! dubplates played off two tape machines! werid, amazing sounds through the Roots Radical Sound as well...interesting variety of music. Peng Sound does it again.
Percy is out now!
My 12" came today
So good!
The reverse Fierce is heavy too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1KFrP4k0bw
Tuned into their radio show for first time last week and then went back and listened to the Appleblim show. Real nice selection of tunes.
Missed the first pressing, ordered the re-press
Can't fucking wait. Kahn is beyond amazing isn't he?
He's on hot streak at the moment. Release after release of pure fire.
So glad Polar is seeing a release on the Electronic Explorations compilation:
I can kinda pick and choose with Kahn
Really like the two Punch Drunk 12"s, Find Jah Way and Percy not that fussed about much else.
I know what you mean. He does have a tendency to descend into
that pretty 2 steppy chopped up vocal style a little too often for my liking. Having said that, when he hits his stride the tunes pack a punch.
either that slightly twee 2steppy thing or just stright up deep dubstep that doesn't do much interesting its all solid and well made it just doesn't do much for me. when he hits he hits though yeah.
NEXT BROADCAST SET FOR AUGUST 5th
with Pinch and Haxan Cloak
plus the return of Ishan Sound. gonna be enormous
Vessel - Order of Noise
Debut album for Tri Angle, hear atrack bellow. Looking forward to this one.
RA.327 Vessel
Pretty sure he's at Fabric this weekend too in room three with a load of other Bristol goons from Idel Hands. Hyperdub in room one, Night Slugs in room two, jeez.
Radio show rolling now: http://youngecho.co.uk/
Cover a lot of ground.
Also, that Vessel record.
Fucking excellent.
This mix is killer
Eli Keszler!
Interview with most of them here
Just really digging into the Vessel album now its doign it for me at the moment.
Sounds pretty sweet from the clips, mellow vibing stuff. Out now on Astro:Dynamics.
Kahn & Neek
Have been at it again with a dancehall style banger this time.
This is wicked, as expected
The whole idea behind that hotline is fucking genius as well!
Zhou - Locust Tree/Locust Dub [Punch Drunk]
Vessle remixed Careless Whisper by George Micheal
There is a compilation coming out on Ramp at some point showcasing all the Young Echo guys for people that aint buying singles.
Young Echo - Nexus
Compilation album from the crew coming soon.
Its out on friday
took there time with this one.
Fact mix n'all: http://www.factmag.com/2013/06/10/fact-mix-386-young-echo/
Killing Sound
aka Vessel, El Kid and duo Jabu together have an EP on the way for Blackest Ever Black.
- badmanreturns this'd this
This is out this week
Just got an email about my order being shipped from Blackest Ever Black for Friday.
Its still up there for now.
Yeah same here
Didn't realise it was a 2LP. Bargain!
Ishan Sound - Namkha [Tectonic]
Maybe the best dusbtep 12" I've heard since the last time Zhou released something on Punch Drunk the other year, Zhou is Ishan Sound or half of them I can't remember anymore.


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April 30
HOOD RIVER — Chelsey Elliott had her mojo workin' twice this week, pitching two consecutive shutouts to help the Hood River Valley softball team regain sole possession of first place in the Intermountain Conference.
On Tuesday against Pendleton, the junior fireballer struck out 12 batters on the way to her first career no-hitter. Then on Wednesday, Elliott struck out nine and allowed just one hit to win game one of a make-up double-header with Summit.
"Chelsey needed a couple starts like that to boost her confidence," said coach Phil Hukari, whose Eagles defeated Pendleton 9-0, and downed Summit by scores of 10-0 and 8-2 to improve to 9-1 in the IMC (12-6 overall).
"She is one of three potentially dominant pitchers in this league, and we're going to need to see her to throw like that the rest of the way if we want to win this thing."
Elliott had a shaky outing against The Dalles-Wahtonka on April 19, and was determined to atone for the team's first and only league defeat. Pendleton was the unlucky recipient of Elliott's wrath, landing just one runner on base the entire game.
Meanwhile, the HRV offense was equally hot this week, picking up 13 basehits on Tuesday and a combined 21 hits on Wednesday.
Sophomore third baseman Brianne Rowley added to her torrid stretch by going 2-4 with an RBI against Pendleton, and 4-4 with an RBI in game one against Summit.
Senior centerfielder Katie Flory and and junior catcher Rochelle Friend each tagged three hits in game two against Summit, while Katie Pritchett, Ashley Delepine and Elliott each delivered two hits in that game.
Junior rightfielder Kayla Monahan added two hits and an RBI against Pendleton, while Flory had another multi-hit effort against the Bucks.
"Our whole team is really hitting the ball well right now," Hukari said. "But the best thing for us is that everyone from one to nine is contributing. The hits have been spread out among a number of different people, and that makes it tough on opposing pitchers."
One player who is rightfully frustrated at the plate these days is junior first baseman Meghan Flem. The 2004 all-state selection continues to maintain a .500-plus average, but her reputation as a basher has forced the league's pitchers to throw her low and away.
The good news for the Eagles, however, is that their No. 4, 5 and 6 batters have all been effective game in and game out. Rowley has emerged as a bona fide cleanup hitter, while Pritchett and Delepine have been both consistent and lethal at the plate.
In game one against Summit, Delepine went 2-2 with an RBI, and in game two Pritchett socked an RBI triple to give HRV an early 3-1 lead. The No. 7 hitter, Monahan, has developed into a solid hitter, while Flory has become a huge threat in the No. 9 spot.
"Everyone is stepping up at the plate, with nine of our top 10 hitters batting .300 or above in league play," Hukari said.
"But I'm still not comfortable. I think a good power pitcher can beat us, and obviously we have some weaknesses because we've lost six games. We just need to sweep Crook County on Friday (results not yet available), and then get ready for a big double-header against Redmond."
The Panthers, who will be in town on May 7, boast one of the IMC's three dominant pitchers in senior Ashley Gibson. Her most recent outing was a 1-0, eight-inning win on Tuesday against The Dalles-Wahtonka, which put Redmond and TDW in a second place tie at 7-2.
The IMC's third elite hurler is Sarah Clark of The Dalles, who defeated HRV 6-4 on April 19.
Hukari said there are also a number of "second-tier" pitchers in the IMC. That group includes Crook County's Billie Jean Siers and HRV sophomore Lindsey Smith, who earned her sixth victory of the year in Wednesday's game two against Summit.
"Crook County doesn't give up a lot of runs, but the question is, will they be able to hit off of our two pitchers," Hukari said. "I honestly believe they are the fourth best team in the league right now, and we can't afford a letdown."
HRV has won eight of its last nine league games, outscoring its opponents at an alarming rate of 88-13 during that span.
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Utah 41, N. Colorado 0
John White rushed for 119 yards, Jordan Wynn threw for two
touchdowns and backup quarterback Travis Wilson ran for two more
scores to power Utah over Northern Colorado 41-0 on Thursday night
in both teams' season opener.
Wynn took some time to regain his form after missing the final
nine games of the 2011 season due to a left shoulder injury. The
Utes' first drive ended in an interception by Courtney Hall on
Wynn's underthrown pass, but he recovered to complete 19 of 27
passes for 200 yards, including both TD passes to tight end Jake
White, who set Utah's single-season rushing record last year,
carried 24 times on his way to his ninth career 100-yard game.
Northern Colorado, which has lost 19 of its past 20 games and
was 0-11 last season, never crossed midfield and managed only 114
total yards on 50 plays.
The offenses struggled before Wynn lofted a 10-yard touchdown
pass to Murphy – his third reception of the drive – to get the Utes
on the scoreboard early in the second quarter.
Wilson, a highly touted freshman, relieved Wynn for two plays on
the Utes' second scoring drive. The 6-foot-6 QB hurdled a defender
on his first run and on his next opportunity ran for a touchdown
from 3 yards out. For the game, he completed both of his passes and
ran for 15 yards on seven carries.
Just before halftime, White scored from 5 yards on fourth down
to make it 21-0.
Before Wynn and the rest of the starters exited for good, the
Utes set a Rice-Eccles Stadium record with a 21-play, 91-yard drive
that consumed 10:42 and culminated with a Wynn-to-Murphy 8-yard
touchdown connection.
Bears QB Seth Lobato completed 10 of 24 passes for 74 yards and
was sacked twice and hurried several times. Northern Colorado
rushed 24 times for just 35 yards.
Junior linebacker Clarence Bumpas had his 10th straight game of
double-figure tackles with 10 stops, but the Bears didn't often
touch the Utah running backs until they were past the line of
scrimmage, and Utah's quarterbacks were rarely pressured.
Utah improved to 35-0 all-time against schools in the current
Big Sky Conference and rolled up 414 yards of total offense on the
Bears. Despite Utah's perennial defensive prowess, this game marked
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Article in Young Adult Fiction category.
Book, movie, and CD reviews that have been written by teens participating in the 2012 Teen Summer Reading Program, "Own The Night." Posted with permission of the reviewers.
Ratings are on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the best. Newest reviews appear at the top of the list for each star rating.
Book Reviews
Five Stars
- Gregor and the Code of Claw by Suzanne Collins
I like it because it's well written and Collins wasn't afraid to include detail. My favorite character is Gregor. This book/series would probably be liked by Hunger Games fans.
Review by Colson, grade 6
The Absolute Value of Mike is a great book! I enjoyed reading it a lot! My favorite character is Past because he's so complex but yet so simple! I think anyone could read this book and enjoy it! There's something everyone can relate to in this book!
Review by Nell
Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen is a great book. In this book the author takes you back and forth between Jacob, who joined a circus around the 1930s after his parents died and he was unable to finish Veternairian school, and an elderly man who is living in present day in a nursing home. My favorite character was Jacob who is outgoing and is not afraid to stand up to people, even if they are the head of the circus. My least favorite character is August, who is the head trainer in the circus and abuses his wife Marlena and the elephant, Rosie. Overall I would recomend this book to anyone who likes romance and a good ending to a great book.
Review by Caroline
- A Corner of the Universe by Ann M. Martin
I loved this book because of the amazing characters and the concept of lifting the corners of the universe. My favorite character was Adam who jumps up and down yelling happiness when he is happy. I think people from ages 11-14 would like this book.
Review by Callan, Grade 6
- Dancing in Cadillac Light by Kimberly Willis Holt
I loved this book for its amazing storyline and courageous characters. I liked the character Jaynell for her love of cars. I think people from ages 8-12 would like this book.
Review by Callan, Grade 6
- Sure Fire by Jack Higgins
I think this is a great book: Jack Higgins is a great author. I recommend it to any action and adventure reader. I love it. Even in the little action parts it is intense from all the other action. I highly recommend it.
Review by Mason, Grade 7
- The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
I like Katniss because she is string against the Capitol. I like Primrose, Katniss's younger sister, because she stays strong while her older sister is in horrible danger. I also liked Ceasar Flickerman and Rue for their spirit. I think that people from ages 11-20 who like an action packed and inspiring story would like this. I loved this book because of amazing characters and storyline.
Review by Callan, Grade 6
- When You Reach Me by Rebecca Steed
I really liked this book because of it's crazy and mysterious storyline. I liked Sal's character because he seemed really mysterious at times. I also liked Miranda for her helpful attitude and for being different. I think if you like a good, different, and mysterious story, you should read this. I also think ages 10-20 would like this.
Review by Callan, Grade 6
- Words in the Dust by Trent Reedy
I loved this book because it inspired me to help people in need. I did not like the stepmother because she is mean to people who can't help their problems. I also loved this book because I learned things including language about Afghanistan. I think people from ages 11-14 would like this.
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November 14, 2017
Four-time World Series champion Darryl Strawberry says do not underestimate the power of prayer.
"I think it's very important that people understand that prayer does work," Strawberry said in response to critics of "thoughts and prayers" after a tragedy.
Many political leaders, including President Donald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan, were criticized for sending "thoughts and prayers" to victims of the mass shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas, where a gunman killed 26 people and injured 20 at the First Baptist Church.
Some people took to Twitter to express their thoughts on the matter:
To all those asking for thoughts and prayers for the victims in , it seems that your direct line to God is not working.
— Marina Sirtis (@Marina_Sirtis)
At this point, "thoughts and prayers" just means "shut up and take it"
— Katie Mack (@AstroKatie)
thoughts and prayers for people who were mowed down in a church sounds especially hollow.
— Karen Tumulty (@ktumulty)
Thoughts and prayers, however, are not just empty words, according to Mr. Strawberry. "So many people consider that there is no reason for prayer. You might not see it immediately, but prayer never goes unanswered, and I think that too many people don't realize the importance of it."
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Though University of Colorado administrators said they'd heard from several students concerned about a prostitution skit in Patti Adler's "Deviance in U.S. Society" class, the investigation into the tenured sociology professor ultimately was closed because no formal student complaints ever were filed.
According to a heavily redacted Office of Discrimination and Harassment memo and case timeline obtained by the Daily Camera, "there was no complainant who alleged personal harm for having participated in the skit and/or the feeling of a hostile environment."
According to the 14-page timeline, which references supporting material and emails that were not provided to the Camera, the Office of Discrimination and Harassment case against Adler was opened Oct. 31. After no complaints were filed, the matter was closed Feb. 5.
"Therefore, the ODH has no basis to proceed with a formal or informal resolution and referred concerns to (redacted) and (redacted) for resolution at the college and departmental level," according to the memo.
CU spokesman Ryan Huff reiterated that several students were concerned about the way undergraduate teaching assistants were used in the skit.
"A complainant is someone who is willing to come forward, be identified (within the investigation) and provide evidence about a situation and that it was unwelcome," Huff said. "If a person is not willing to proceed as a complainant, which often happens due to fear of retaliation or ostracism, then the case will be closed on no basis to proceed."
The person or people who contacted the office initially reported that "for years" Adler required female students and undergraduate teaching assistants to dress up as sex workers, and made comments such as, "Your skirt needs to be shorter," and, "I can't see your thong."
According to the document, it appears that, prior to the opening of the Office of Discrimination and Harassment case, someone first asked Adler to "cease this exercise," but she responded in a "furious" manner and said she did not want to stop the skit.
Later, Adler was receptive to the idea of no longer using undergraduate students as actors, according to the file. But the reporting party wanted other issues in the skit addressed, such as the use of a fake foreign accent and jokes about violence against women.
Last week, sociology chairwoman Joanne Belknap, who has acknowledged reporting Adler to the Office of Discrimination and Harassment, decided to step down as department head.
Belknap declined to comment Monday, citing personnel confidentiality. In a previous interview with the Camera, Belknap said she was following a "very reasonable" sexual harassment policy.
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Adler said last fall that administrators had asked her to retire because her lecture on prostitution was a risk to the university.
During the lecture, undergraduate teaching assistants portrayed various types of prostitutes and pimps in front of the 500-person class.
Late last year, CU officials — including Provost Russ Moore — said they heard from a number of students who felt there would be negative consequences if they didn't participate in the skit.
Administrators removed Adler from teaching "Deviance" this spring, but eventually reversed that decision. Adler has since announced she will retire at the end of May, and she canceled the skit in her spring semester class.
According to the Office of Discrimination and Harassment file, Adler was first excited about a retirement incentive package of two years' salary paid over five years, but then became angry when she learned that if she didn't take the package, she would not be permitted to teach "Deviance" and would need Institutional Review Board approval to use students in class demonstrations.
CU's Institutional Review Board ensures that all human research subjects are treated with dignity, protected from risk and provide informed consent before participating in the research.
The student actors in Adler's class were not part of research, but were part of a lesson in social stratification and hierarchy, she has said.
The document also shows that Office of Discrimination and Harassment officials asked the reporting party not to solicit complaints about the skit.
"We asked (redacted) not to send an email to all (teaching assistants) or to 'recruit' people to come forward; rather that (redacted) should respond to those who directly expressed concerns to (redacted) about the skit ..." according to the document.
The reporting party also expressed concern about another demonstration in Adler's class, in which the professor pretends to be a pickpocket and "sexualizes this demonstration by grabbing their 'butts' and laughing."
Not about 'academic freedom'
Adler, who confirmed that the case file appears to be hers, said the administration overreached in this situation and infringed upon her right to academic freedom.
"There needs to be a system of checks and balances so that if allegations are made and turn out to be unfounded and damage is done to faculty members, there is some recourse," she said.
Many faculty members have echoed her concerns, and have said they are worried that they could be investigated on sexual harassment charges for teaching potentially controversial subject matter.
Huff said the university was "obligated" to look into student concerns.
"This was not about academic freedom," Huff said.
The document comes to light days before a Boulder Faculty Assembly committee is expected to release a report on the Adler's controversy on Thursday.
Boulder Faculty Assembly chairman Paul Chinowsky declined to comment Monday, saying he wanted to read the findings of the committee's report first.
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No Comfort Here
That's another thing that's been on my mind lately: consolatory art. What these days, in the speculative fiction field at least, is being called comfort fiction (at least sometimes, I think, by some people who see consolation and comfort as one and the same thing). I think the rise of the comfort fiction brigades has done some damage in its crusade to rid the world of fantasies that lie to us about the nature of living in various ways (and not good lies, not ones that are really truly helpful to us, so I sympathize with what they're saying about those in that way). But I do think that to a certain extent there's been a sort of confusion made at times of two different sorts of writing that are separate things altogether, for me at least. One of these I think of as wish fulfillment stories, which are the ones that lie about the nature of our lives perhaps. The other I think of as consolatory stories: stories that can console while still telling the truth. I think that's possible. To tell the truth and still find consolation in something. Not comfort, but consolation, something to go on, to feed and keep the spirit while we're here for a little longer. Not to insulate us from the horrors of living here, but to stoke our fires and keep us going on despite the wolves howling at the door.After reading this, I tried to think about why I didn't want to accept the terminology Chris uses here, much as I like his attempt to expand beyond simplistic ideas of "we must write about the nastiest of the nastiness of the world so that our readers suffer no illusions, bwahahahahahahaaaaa!" For one thing, I think the comfort/discomfort dichotomy is a false one -- good writing is too complex to fit into any such simple category (similarly, "transgressive fiction") and good readers are too sophisticated to let texts do only one thing for them. Then I remembered something John Gardner wrote in On Becoming a Novelist about "the Pollyanna mask" (sunny hand-me-down language, "the cranked-up zombie emotion of a writer who feels nothing in his daily life or nothing he trusts enough to find his own words for") and then what he said about a paragaph from something by Harlan Ellison:
This is not the Pollyanna style favored by hack writers of the twenties and thirties but the hack-writer style that superseded it, disPollyanna. Sunny optimism, with its fondness for italics, gives way to an ill-founded cynicism, also supported by italics. ... Sentence fragments become common (a standard means of falsely heightening the emotion of what one says), and commas disappear ... in rhetorical imitation of William Faulkner, who was also on thin ice. (Dropping commas is all right except if one's purpose is to increase the rush of the sentence and thus suggest emotion not justified by what is being said.) ... Crude jokes and images, slang phrases borrowed from foreign languages, are all stock in disPollyanna fiction -- in an attempt to shock prudes. No one is shocked, of course, though a few may misread their annoyance as shock. One is annoyed because the whole thing is phony, an imitation of things too often imitated before. The problem with such writers, it ought to be mentioned, is not that they are worse people than those who wrote in Pollyanna. They are almost exactly the same people: idealists, people who simple-mindedly long for goodness, justice, and sanity; the difference is one of style. ...I much prefer Gardner's terminology to that of comfort vs. discomfort, because what it points out is simplistic thinking and failure of craft in particular ways. The people who condemn (or praise) "comfort fiction" are complaining not only of particular failures of craft, but also of what they see as failures of ideology and metaphysics. They imagine an audience and they expend much energy disdaining it, because to them these people (if they exist, which I'm not certain of) are sheep following a shepherd who drugs them with lies and illusions. "Read your silly Harry Potter," they say, "and wallow in your ignorance while I dig into the marrow of life with my chosen text of superior reality-smashing in-yer-face this-is-how-it-isness." (Yes, I find the sanctimoniousness of such a position far more repulsive than the uncritical acceptance of unexceptional writing.)
Both Pollyanna and disPollyanna limit the writer in the same ways, leading him to miss and simplify experience, and cutting him off from all but fellow believers.
The problem for me is that most disPollyanna books just can't accomplish what they seem to desire. For a work of fiction to change your view of the world, it's got to be either less fiction than propaganda-cum-journalism (think The Jungle) or a work of subtlety and breadth that connects, in some personal way, to who you are at a particular time. The latter is likely to be a marvelous piece of art, but it's also unlikely to be anything that could be prescribed, because what is both necessary and uncontrollable is the relationship between the reader and the text, and readers use texts in immensely varied ways. Unless you're a masochist, you're unlikely to finish reading something you find annoying or disturbing, and so the effect of such fiction is merely to confirm a view of the world you already hold. You could call it comfortable anti-comfort.
It is because I work from the assumption that the greatest art is unpredictable in its effect that I am wary of using the terms "comfort" or "consolation" with regard to the best fiction. Not because there aren't books and stories and poems and plays that I find comforting or consoling, but because I don't think whatever comforting/consoling properties a text possesses are universal or even inherent in the text itself. It's unlikely that what works for me will also work for lots of other people, or that what works for me in particular circumstances will work in other circumstances. Thus, once a writer sets out to be comforting and consoling, they've already failed and will probably produce treacle. Similarly, when a writer sets out to be all clear-eyed about the hideous awfulness of the world and wake readers up to the drab wretchedness of their empty, wasteful lives, they're likely to produce something that is more rant than art, more self-satisfied than satisfying.
I think Gardner was smart to focus on language, because though great writing possesses something ineffable that can triumph over some failures of language (or else how would great books survive bad translations?), to start writing from a position that almost surely guarantees you will fill your pages with familiar, sentimental, overwrought phrases that represent the world through simplistic and received ideas ... well, to start writing from such a position seems self-defeating to me and a failure of ambition.
We live in a time when far more pages are written than any one person could read in ten lifetimes, and the only justification for adding to those pages that I can think of is to add something that strives for an honesty and clarity of language and structure, something that is neither comforting nor discomforting by design, but is, instead, a tool for thinking and feeling more powerfully about the fact that we are alive in a world more complex than any of our philosophies.
John Gardner makes a big claim for art that is neither Pollyanna nor disPollyanna, and though it courts its own sort of sanctimony, I think it is a claim worth considering:
A young writer firmly hooked on bad science fiction, or the worst of the hard-boiled detective school, or tell-it-like-it-is so-called serious fiction, fashionably interpreting all experience as crap, may get published, if he works hard, but the odds are that he'll never be an artist. That may not bother him much. Hack writers are sometimes quite successful, even admired. But so far as I can see, they are of slight value to humanity.


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One tagged largemouth bass in Fort Ritchie's Lake Royer became a $10,000 prize for AJ Scott of Waynesboro.
CASCADE — One tagged largemouth bass in Fort Ritchie's Lake Royer became a $10,000 prize for AJ Scott of Waynesboro.
On June 22, Scott, 33, and two other fishermen — Darryl Sensenbaugh of Hagerstown and Dave Fisher of Thurmont — were vying for the elusive largemouth bass worth $10,000 during the final round of Fort Ritchie Community Center's 2nd Annual Bass Fishing Tournament Championship.
Ten total fish were tagged for the championship round with Scott's being announced as the winner after the day of intense fishing concluded.
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"I was hoping I would catch the winning fish but honestly never thought I would," said Scott, who noted he was in a daze when his tagged largemouth bass — approximately 15-inches long and 1 1/2-pounds — was announced as the winner.
"It took about three hours for reality to begin sinking in," said Scott, who plans to utilize his winnings to help pay off some bills and put the rest in the bank where he can "hold onto it."
"We here at the Fort Ritchie Community Center (FRCC) were so excited for someone to win the prize," said Kirsten Hubbard, business and development manager for the community center. "It was really against the odds but we're just thrilled AJ won," said Hubbard.
FRCC worked in conjunction with SCA Promotions, based in Dallas, Texas, to provide the $10,000 winnings for the competition.
For Scott, Sensenbaugh and Fisher they had to win one of three heats — held March 16, April 13, or May 11 — to be qualified for the championship round.
Scott won the first heat held March 16, where he walked away with $750 in winnings, in part to catching a tagged fish (worth $250) and the heaviest for $500.
Always a fisherman
For Scott, fishing has been in his blood since childhood. "I love to go fishing every weekend," said Scott, who enjoys taking his two children Jordan, 11, and Natalie, 4, along with him.
Scott, now has his eyes set on tournament fishing if it's in the cards. "I would love to travel the United States and compete in various fishing tournaments," said Scott, who in his non-competitive days enjoys fishing the Salmon River in New York for trout.
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FRCC plans on having their annual bass fishing tournament on Lake Royer again in 2014.
This year approximately $9,000, was raised for FRCC through the fishing tournament which also helped to deplete Lake Royer's tremendous fish population.
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FAIRFIELD, Calif. — A teenage father in Northern California is under arrest after police say he bit the nose off his 1-month-old son because he was frustrated with the infant's crying.
Joshua Cooper, 18, was being held Friday in the Solano County Jail on suspicion of child cruelty and aggravated mayhem, Fairfield police said in a news release.
Police said they received a call Thursday at 8 a.m. by a distraught woman who said her baby was bleeding from his nose.
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The child is in stable condition at Oakland Children's Hospital.
Police say they are still trying to determine how the skull fracture and brain hemorrhage occurred.
Solano County Chief Deputy District Attorney Terry Ray said that Cooper had not yet been charged but that she planned to charge him with child abuse and aggravated mayhem. The child-abuse charge carries a penalty of up to 12 years, and the aggravated mayhem charge carries a potential penalty of life in prison.
Ray said she would not discuss any other facts of the case.
Sgt. Troy Oviatt, a Fairfield police spokesman, did not return a call seeking comment.
But Oviatt told the Fairfield Daily Republic that Cooper was cooperative, and that there were no indications at the crime scene that drugs and alcohol were involved.
The baby was placed under the custody of Solano County Child Welfare Services.
Cooper is scheduled to be arraigned Monday morning.
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The 63-14 win over Penn State didn't change Ohio State's standing in the BCS rankings.
In the minutes after Ohio State whipped Penn State 63-14, Urban Meyer said he wasn't trying to make a statement.
He just wanted to win a football game.
He didn't mind a statement being made, though.
"It helps," Meyer said of winning big in a nationally televised game. "That was certainly not our mindset. Our mindset was to find a way to win this game against a very talented team we have a lot of respect for. ... Things usually work out. I'd be disappointed if that was our guys' focus. That's not our focus."
The Buckeyes played their most complete game of the season on both sides of the ball, with an offense than rolled up nearly 700 yards. Quarterback Braxton Miller accounted for five touchdowns, matching his career best, and even backup Kenny Guiton ran for a pair of touchdowns.
The win didn't change Ohio State's standing in the BCS rankings. The Buckeyes still are fourth, which is the same spot they were in when the rankings came out last week. However, the margin of defeat over Penn State seemed to have helped Ohio State's standing among computer rankings.
OSU's BCS average a week ago was .8553. It was .884 Sunday night when the latest rankings came out, which closed the gap between the Buckeyes and the top three.
Alabama remained No. 1, but Oregon jumped over Florida State at No. 2, the Seminoles are No. 3, followed by the Buckeyes and Stanford.
"This was definitely a statement win," cornerback Bradley Roby said. "That's the attitude we carried into this game. We were going to make a statement on primetime when everyone was watching."
It seems, though, for the Buckeyes to get into the top two spots in the BCS, two of three teams in front of them will have to lose.
"I think we're definitely one of the top teams in the country," Roby said. "We can only play who's on our schedule. We can't do anything about who's on our schedule. We just go week in and week out and get wins."
The Penn State win was Ohio State's 20th straight since Urban Meyer took over last year. The Buckeyes are two wins shy of tying the school record. They head to Purdue on Saturday to play the struggling Boilermakers in a noon game. While Purdue has its own problems this season, it traditionally plays Ohio State well.
Miller has thrown the ball remarkably well the last two weeks. He is in the midst of his best passing seasons in his career. Penn State would say his running ability isn't too shabby, either.
He completed 18 of 24 passes for 252 yards and three touchdowns.
"I like where we're at right now as a team," Meyer said. "The most impressive part of the game to me was we caused turnovers and we hit the quarterback, a little it. We haven't been doing that."
While the offense keeps rolling, there is no secret as to why. Ohio State offensive line hasn't played poorly all season, other than one mismatch against Buffalo. Even at that, Meyer seems to be able to call plays at will and with confidence because the line is opening holes and providing Miller with time to throw.
"I see an offensive line that's one of the best in the country," Meyer said. "I'm willing to say that. I've not seen a lot of teams play, but I've been around football a long time. I'll take my offensive line anywhere. Those guys are playing well."
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I wonder what the over/under on Beth's interception totals for tonight is going to be. Sure he only may play 2 series but I'm going to go with 2
Thanks for the upcoming nightmares Scott.
Who cares, the only reason I'll watch the game is for the lovely Lisa Guerrero
She'll probably be bouncing off the walls and half drunk by the time I get home...
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Longtime Democratic Congressman Ed Markey has won the U.S. Senate race, beating political newcomer Gabriel Gomez of Cohasset.
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Longtime Democratic Congressman Ed Markey won Tuesday's U.S. Senate race, beating political newcomer Gabriel Gomez, a businessman and former Navy SEAL from Cohasset.
Markey, of Malden, will fill the Senate seat left vacant when John Kerry became U.S. Secretary of State.
Just 27 percent of the 4.3 million voters showed up at the polls, likely a record low for a statewide election.In his victory speech at the Boston Park Plaza hotel, Markey told a crowd of cheering supporters that he would be a strong advocate for gun safety, protecting abortion rights, and "launching a clean energy revolution." "I do not go to occupy a seat in the Senate," Markey said. "I go there to stand for you, to speak for you, to seek change that lifts up your families and your future."
Gomez took the stage shortly after 9:30 p.m. at the Boston Seaport Hotel and conceded to Markey.
"In the military you learn that not every fight is a fair fight. Sometimes you face an overpowering foe," said Gomez, flanked by his family. "We were massively overspent. We went up against the whole national Democratic party, its allies and the machine. In the face of this great adversity, we could not have fought a better fight."
Gomez said he'd spoken to Markey and that he wished him "nothing but the best."
Statewide, Markey received 55 percent of the vote, compared to 45 percent for Gomez.
Communities on the South Shore and Southeastern Massachusetts were split between Markey and Gomez.
Quincy, Brockton, Hull, Milton and Randolph went for Markey, while Gomez won Braintree, Bridgewater, Marshfield, Hingham and his hometown where voter turnout was 48 percent, the highest level on the South Shore.
Shortly after the polls closed, campaign officials and supporters on both sides said they were confident.Markey spokesman Andrew Zucker said that despite the low turnout expected in Tuesday's election, campaign officials were "cautiously optimistic."
"We've organized an unparalleled get-out-the-vote effort that the Gomez campaign can't match," Zucker said.
Craig Coffey, a Gomez supporter and fellow Cohasset resident, tried to whip up some enthusiasm at the Boston Seaport Hotel, saying Gomez is a winner who worked 18 hour days on a "relentless ground campaign."Coffey asked, "what makes a winner?" and answered: "You stand toe-to-toe with a 37-year political insider and you beat him at his own game."
Kirsten Hughes, Quincy city councilor and chairwoman of the state Republican, took the stage at Gomez's election party and gave her first shout out to Ron Kaufman, a veteran national Republican strategist and Quincy native."Ron Kaufman was absolutely fundamental in securing money from national party to make Gabriel competitive," she said.
Throughout the shortened campaign season, Gomez, 47, painted Markey, 66, as a career politician out of touch with his Massachusetts constituents, and promised to work across the aisle to overcome gridlock in Washington.
Markey campaigned on supporting abortion rights and tough gun laws, and sought to link Gomez to conservative Republicans.
The candidates mounted get-out-the-vote campaigns, including going door-to-door, calling voters and holding rallies in the final days leading up to the special election, but turnout was still expected to be light on Tuesday.
Interviews of voters earlier in the day yielded lively opinions and a split.
Steve Gilbert, 58, of Braintree said he voted for Gomez because he doesn't think Markey has done enough in his political career.
"He is a new guy, he's young, he's got new ideas," Gilbert said. "(Markey has) done nothing in 38 years, like the other Democrats in this state."
Maureen Benton of Weymouth voted for Markey because "Gomez would appoint a Supreme Court Justice who would overturn Roe v. Wade, he won't support an assault weapons ban, he won't raise taxes for the wealthy and he won't take off his Navy SEAL jacket, even when it's 100 degrees out, although he should be proud of being a Navy SEAL."
Markey, who had been leading in the polls, has served in Congress for 37 years. He also held a fundraising advantage throughout the campaign.
Gomez ran and lost in a bid for Cohasset selectman in 2003, but came from behind to win a primary race for the special Senate election in April, beating out former U.S. Attorney Michael Sullivan, of Abington, and state Rep. Dan Winslow, R-Norfolk.
In the Democratic primary, Markey beat Congressman Stephen Lynch, D-South Boston, but Lynch carried most South Shore communities by wide margins.
Markey will serve until 2014, when Massachusetts voters will elect a senator for the fourth time in five years.
READ MORE about the election at Wicked Local PoliticsTurnout (percentage) Markey Gomez STATEWIDE 27 642,988 525,080 55% 45% Abington 30 1,343 1,681 Avon 28 389 475 Braintree 30 3,186 4,372 Bridgewater 23 1,402 2,243 Brockton 24 6,814 3,750 Canton 2,223 2,500 Carver 25 716 1,217 Cohasset 48 1,029 1,780 Duxbury 33 1,424 2,248 East Bridgewater 24 794 1,372 Easton 24 1,579 2,196 Halifax NA 496 911 Hanover 32 982 2,063 Hanson 28 661 1,252 Hingham 36 2,693 3,316 Holbrook 28 787 1,054 Hull 30 1,293 1,150 Kingston 30 847 1,438 Lakeville NA 591 1,316 Mansfield 25 1,481 2,252 Marshfield 28 2,134 3,258 Mattapoisett 36 755 924 Middleboro 25 1,436 2,439 Milton 38 3,901 3,111 Norton 22 1,066 1,534 Norwell 36 980 1,643 Pembroke 27 1,163 2,093 Plymouth 28 4,488 6,231 Plympton 34 266 420 Quincy 24 7,889 7,194 Randolph 26 3,548 1,523 Raynham NA 716 1,222 Rockland 22 1,174 1,605 Scituate 33 2,077 2,898 Sharon NA 2,583 1,285 Stoughton 27 2,515 2,393 Taunton NA 3,321 3,335 Wareham 25 1,687 2,061 West Bridgewater 27 434 861 Weymouth 30 4,518 5,503 Whitman 30 1,130 1,660 LOCAL TOTAL 78,511 91,779 46% 54%


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SANTA CRUZ - A change at the top was announced Tuesday at Santa Cruz County Bank.
David Heald, who had been executive vice president, was tapped as president and chief executive officer, effective immediately. He succeeds John Rossell, who had been president and CEO, guiding the bank from its inception two years ago. Rossell has agreed to assist in the transition, according to board chairman George Gallucci.
Rossell had been upbeat earlier this month about the bank's quarterly earnings, and Gallucci said "the bank is doing well."
The change, he explained, resulted from the realization that the bank had "two extremely capable leaders and there isn't room for two strong people like that."
Gallucci thanked Rossell for his accomplishments, saying he was "key in the organizational phase. He executed that very well."
The bank, the only locally owned and operated commercial bank in the county, has expanded to three branches Santa Cruz, Scotts Valley and Watsonville. During the fourth quarter, it opened two kiosks, at Dominican Hospital and Deluxe Foods of Aptos.
Gallucci said Rossell hasn't decided what he will do after leaving Santa Cruz County Bank but added "he has a number of options."
Rossell had been president of Heritage Bank in San Jose and worked for a financial planning company in Santa Barbara before coming to Santa Cruz.
Because Rossell was from out of the area, the bank founders brought in Heald because of his knowledge of the local community.
Heald, who lives in Scotts Valley, is a veteran banker. Before joining the startup, he had helped launch Coast Commercial Bank in 1982 and supervised lending, branch administration and compliance.
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God teaches Moses in the Book of Numbers, saying that if a man is suspicious about his wife's chastity and thinks that she might have slept with other man but there is no evidence, he shall bring barley meal to a priest and offer it as an offering of jealousy to God, and the priest shall let his wife drink bitter water to see whether her belly would swell and her thigh rot. God says that if her belly swells and her thigh rots, it is the evidence that she has sinned against her husband; but if she is innocent she will be all right and conceive seed (Numbers 5:11-31).
5: 11 And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying,
5: 12 Speak unto the children of Israel, and say unto them, If any man's wife go aside, and commit a trespass against him,
5: 13 And a man lie with her carnally, and it he hid from the eyes of her husband, and be kept close, and she be defiled, and there be no witness against her, neither she be taken with the manner;
5: 14 And the spirit of jealousy come upon him and her be jealous of his wife, and she be defiled: or if the spirit of jealousy come upon him, and he be jealous of his wife, and she be not defiled:
5: 15 Then shall the man bring his wife unto the priest, and he shall bring her offer for her, the tenth part of an ephah* of barley meal; he shall pour no oil upon it, nor put frankincense thereon; for it is an offering of jealousy, an offering of memorial, bringing iniquity of remembrance.
[*Epha is an ancient Hebrew unit of dry measure equal to a little more than a bushel.]
5: 16 And the priest shall bring her near, and set her before the Lord:
5: 17 And the priest shall take holy water in an earthen vessel: and of the dust that is in the floor of the tabernacles the priest shall take, and put it into the water:
5: 18 And the priest shall set the woman before the Lord, and uncover the woman's head, and put the offering of memorial in her hands, which is the jealousy offering: and the priest shall have in his hand the bitter water that causeth the curse:
5: 19 And the priest shall charge her by an oath, and say unto the woman if no man have lain with thee, and it thou hast not gone aside to uncleanness with another instead of thy husband, be thou free form this bitter water that causeth the curse:
5: 20 But if thou hast gone aside to another instead of thy husband, and if thou be defiled, and some man have lain with thee beside thine husband:
5: 21 Then the priest shall charge the woman with an oath of cursing, and the priest shall say unto the woman,
5: 22 And this water that causeth the curse shall go into that bowels, to make thy belly to swell, and thy thigh to rot: And the woman shall say Amen, amen.
5: 23 And the priest shall write these curses in a book, and he shall blot them out with the bitter water:
5: 24 And he shall cause the woman to drink bitter water that causeth the curse: and the water that causeth the curse shall enter into her, and become bitter.
5: 25 Then the priest shall take the jealousy offering out of the woman's hand, and shall wave the offering before the Lord, and offer it upon the alter:
5: 26 And the priest shall take an handful of the offering, even the memorial thereof, and burn it upon the altar, and afterward shall cause the woman to drink the water.
5: 27 And when he hath made her to drink the water, then it shall come to pass, that, if she be defiled, and have done trespass against her husband, that the water that causeth the curse shall enter into her, and become bitter, and her belly shall swell, and her thigh shall rot: and the woman shall be a curse among her people.
5: 28 And if the woman be not defiled, but be clean; then she shall be free, and shall conceive seed.
5:29 This is the law of jealousies, when a wife goeth aside to another instead of her husband, and is defiled;
5:30 Or when the sprit of jealousy cometh upon him, and he be jealous over his wife, and shall set the woman before the Lord, and the priest shall execute upon her all this law.
The law of jealousy given by God was for men who were suspicious about their wife's chastity. But from every angle, this law does not seem to be from almighty God. God, according to the Christian belief, knows all the doings and thoughts of the past, present, and future of every man and every woman. If that is true, were all those time-consuming procedure of executing jealousy offering to God and making the woman drink bitter water to see if her belly would swell and her thigh rot necessary?
Deuteronomy 5;30 reads "… when the spirit of jealousy cometh upon him and he be jealous over his wife ...." The spirit of jealousy, the spirit of adultery, the spirit of lies, etc. are the very devils or Satan in terms of religion. Therefore, the man to whom the spirit of jealousy came is the demoniac. Then the one who really needs a spiritual treatment (religious therapy or exorcism) is the man and not his wife; and the one who has the ultimate responsibility to cast the demon out from the man is God. Nevertheless, Moses' god regards the man, who is possessed with the spirit of jealousy, as blameless and gives the strange law of forcing his wife to drink the bitter water to see if her belly would swell and her thigh rot.
Ancient people thought all the phenomena under the sun were caused by spirits or gods; so they created numerous kinds of spirits or gods. The spirit of jealousy, devil, Satan, Jehovah, etc. are all the creation of ancient priests. (Of course religionists will not accept this kind of explanation.)
By the way, it is not certain what the bitter water used to detect the sin of women was. Had the Bible clearly explained what the bitter water was or the recipe of such water, many modern Christian men who are suspicious about their wives' chastity would prove the sin of their wives by administering the bitter water to their wives (in the presence of a priest and God). But alas! The Bible does not tell specifically what the bitter water is. It might have been possible that the bitter water was a kind of poison ancient Egyptians had used. Jesus taught his followers that true believers do not get harmed by any poison (Mark 16:15-18).
(This article is a part of the 28th Chapter of Salvation from Religion, vol. 3 by the author.)
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Jennifer Rhines won the the U.S. half-marathon championship Saturday in Houston, finishing with a personal-best 1 hour, 11 minutes, 14 seconds.
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Thanks for all the positive feedback folks!Nearly a week in to having read the episode, I feel so much more comfortable with the focus of it being on Casca's breaking (and not the rape itself). I do think that Miura will show a counterstroke about this experience's impact on Farnese and Schierke. At least, if he doesn't, I think that'd be a missed opportunity to show that diving into such an intense memory cuts both ways.
That would be nice, but I almost think it isnt necessary. We already saw them cracking a bit from the fear and stress throughout the entire ordeal of the hunt for the memory fragments, yet they still managed to continue fighting on. This experience still tested them perhaps more than anything they have been through before, but I thought that it was very powerful how they were able to continue fighting on in spite of their apparent distress at the situation.
I'll be surprised if Farnese and Schierke walk away from the experience of the Eclipse as if it were only a bad dream, though I don't expect anything of that nature to be pivotal for their character development.
Of course, if we had been recording Berserk podcasts back in 2010, you'd have heard me wishing for Ganishka, in his death throes, to be able to leave a scar on Griffith's face (I still think that would have been cool, but it would have utterly neutered the power of Rickert's moment).
More importantly, it would have gone against one of the key aspects of Ganishka's character: that he was ultimately a pawn, playing his part in a story that went over his head. And that cemented something we astute readers already knew: no apostle, regardless of how strong they are, can hope to defy the God Hand.
This is late to your conversation though better than never, but putting those points together highlights the somewhat amazing fact that humble little Rickert, human and not even branded, was able to do something no Kushan arrow, Bakiraka assassin, rogue Apostle or even Guts himself has been capable of thus far: to strike the heretofore untouchable Griffith.
Haha, of course, that's why it was such a great moment. =)
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Arkansas County Deputy County Clerk Melissa Wood said the county was charging $58 when it should have been charging $60. It was an error that dates back several years, but was just found when the county hired an outside company to complete the county's final settlement. The Legislative Audit also caught the error.
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