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Mickey Moniak, Spencer Howard on the move, Herrera activated, and more roster changes for the Phillies
The Phillies have activated left-handed pitchers José Alvarado & Matt Moore off the Injured List and selected the contract of OF Odúbel Herrera. Additionally, LHP Bailey Falter, RHP Spencer Howard and OF Mickey Moniak were optioned to the alternate site.
I honestly have no idea how Roman Quinn continues to survive on the Phillies roster. Opting to keep in at the MLB level while Mickey Moniak is optioned to the alternate site is bananas. The Phillies clearly value him as a switch hitter, the problem is that he doesn't hit. Moniak will be able to play full-time at the minor league level and continue to grow. Herrera's contract has been selected which means he's now activated on the Phillies' 40-man roster. Odubel Herrera will get a shot in centerfield. An official announcement to bring him up to the Phillies MLB roster should be expected shortly.
Moore with an ERA north of nine looks like he will get another shot to keep his spot in the Phillies rotation but will need time. Girardi has stated that Vincent Velasquez will start on Wednesday. As expected, Spencer Howard will return to the minors and get consistent opportunities to pitch as a member of the starting rotation.
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Super Sabre in 1/32 scale
|The North American
F-100D Super Sabre was a fast USAF aircraft designed as successor of the
famous F-86 Sabre used in Korea. The aircraft flew in several versions
in Vietnam, the USA and was also stationed in Europe in the USAFE during
the Cold War and the seventies.
The model was made to represent a North American F-100D-70-NA from the 429th FBS, 474 TFW USAF .
There was at the time only a very basic model available of the F100 as a vacu-form from ID models of the UK.
The kit provides only three sheets of plastic with the basic shape of wings, fuselage and no detail parts at all. And a vacu transparant canopy. So, a lot of scratchbuilding was required!
However, as I really wanted a big 1/32 model, there was no alternative as to start with the model...
I built this model in the nineteen-eigthies, so a long time ago. So it required lots of work and details. At that time only a few old photos were made (decades before the digital camera arrived...)
TRUMPETER has issued a 1/32 scale F-100 kit in 2008.
|This picture shows the model's underside
during the process.
This picture shows the major parts that comprise the model, basically all interior parts made from plastic sheet.
|The kit required a large amount of
research and scratch building. The best approach is to handle the parts
making as "separate projects" and working along the way to create various
parts.The intake tunnel is provided by ID models. And the shape of the
ID model is OK although the tailfin required some work and also the exhaust
area needed opening. Fortunately, ID provides the intake tunnel so this
was a nice "bonus" to the rather basic parts.
The cockpit was scratchbuilt but the
canopy of the kit could be used.
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- F-100 Detail & Scale, Volume 33, Bert Kinzey
- F-100 in action, Squadron Signal
- Century series, Squadron signal
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Judge Jonathan Lippman, former Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals, and David B. Wilkins, faculty director of the Center on the Legal Profession at Harvard Law School, discuss honesty, justice, and responsibility in the legal profession.
David B. Wilkins: You spent many years as the chief judge of New York's highest court, which meant you had ultimate oversight over the New York bar and the state's system of lawyer regulation. From that position, how do you think about and define character and fitness? What does character and fitness mean for you in a very practical sense—after all, you were the final arbiter in New York—but also more generally for the profession?
Jonathan Lippman: From a macro perspective, my job was to ensure that we were aspiring to the highest principles of our profession and to ensure that the public had confidence in our profession. In that sense, to me, it was important that our profession was not parochial in its viewpoints because what lawyers do is help people. For me, character and fitness center on that core attribute. The law and the legal profession, at its core, is about helping people get justice. So, on a broad policy level, that's the way I see the whole discussion of character and fitness: it's a matter of justice.
Lawyers have a special responsibility to be truthful and transparent and all the things that we associate with a person of character.Judge Jonathan Lippman, former Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals
Wilkins: Turning more to specifics, what factors and attributes do you view as most important in assessing the character and fitness of candidates hoping to pass the bar? In other words, what factors and attributes do you want to see? What factors and attributes do you not want to see?
Lippman: I would start off in the broadest regard by making sure that you have someone who understands what it means to be a lawyer. And by that I mean someone who wants to help and serve people—not someone who views being a lawyer as simply a way to gain wealth. Being a lawyer is being a public servant who sees beyond his or her own immediate material needs and recognizes that he or she is part of the community. Lawyers shouldn't be insular and should recognize that being a good citizen and being a good lawyer go hand in hand. It doesn't mean that we're going to prevent you from becoming a member of the bar because you are narrow in your interests, but a lawyer should try to be someone who is a part of the world. So much of the success of our country has been due to the work of engaged lawyers. Lawyers have a special responsibility to be truthful and transparent and all the things that we associate with a person of character. But beyond that, we're looking for people who understand the role not only of the individual but also of the community and the profession.
On the other side of the ledger, if someone is self-absorbed, that comes along with not being in tune with the values that we hold dear as a profession and as a society. That is why we have a character and fitness review. It highlights to the lawyer that we as a profession value transparency and truthfulness. We don't cut corners as lawyers because we have a special responsibility if we're going to uphold and adhere to the rule of law. You really have to understand that this is something special in the requirements for being a lawyer—and for being an officer of the court. This is something noble. This is something that can't be met by shortcuts and rationalizations for unacceptable conduct.
Wilkins: There's a debate out there about whether certain actions are simply disqualifying for being a lawyer—that in some cases, it's just black and white. I wonder how you thought about that?
Lippman: My belief is that we ought to be looking beyond the four corners of any particular offense, transgression, or action that raises our eyebrows and look at the whole human being. I believe—and this was true when I was on the bench and it remains true today—in forgiveness. If people make mistakes, particularly earlier in life, everyone ought to have a chance at rehabilitation, redemption, and living a useful life. For me, the critical criteria is truthfulness. If you have had past mistakes, but are transparent and truthful, that goes a long way for me in showing that you have risen above whatever the mistake might have been. So I wouldn't make these hard-and-fast rules, except in the most extreme cases. I think we have to look at the whole human being, who they are, and whether they contribute to our profession and our society. I'm not one for litmus tests on anything, including admission to our great profession.
Wilkins: Have you noticed changes in how we think about character and fitness or in the way the concepts have been applied over time? Do you predict we may see changes in the future?
Lippman: We've seen a lot of change in the admission process. We used to be much more rigid in our interpretation of character and fitness. Over time, however, we moved toward a more flexible approach, particularly with new and aspiring lawyers. There has also been an evolution in terms of lawyers who have been practicing, have committed a transgression, and want to come back to practice. As you may know, one of my predecessors as chief judge was found guilty of a serious crime and went on to serve in federal prison only to seek readmission to the bar, which was eventually granted. My view is that you can't write the script in advance. You really have to take it case by case rather than drawing these really hard-and-fast rules. For me, being vigilant about the high standards that someone must possess to be a member of our great profession is totally compatible with looking at the entire human being, warts and all.
We ought to be looking beyond the four corners of any particular offense, transgression, or action that raises our eyebrows and look at the whole human being.
Wilkins: When we think about the whole person, how, if at all, should we think about issues of mental illness and mental capacity? Should that be a part of the character and fitness review? As you know, there are again a number of different views out there on that issue, and nobody has thought more carefully about it than you.
Lippman: If you're talking about a holistic view of the human being, we should be looking at every means possible to help the members of our profession get help for those kinds of issues, particularly mental illness, that prevent us from providing the level of representation and assistance that the job requires. If we can't help ourselves, we're not much good to others. In New York, we as the judiciary tried to provide a place for lawyers to go. Often they have nobody to talk to about their problem. As a profession, we can't stand aside and just be judgmental about these problems without looking for a way to solve them.
One of the hallmarks here in New York is what we call problem-solving courts, such as mental health courts and drug courts, that recognize a lot of what we call criminal conduct and, in the bar, what we call attorney misconduct, which really has to do with an underlying medical problem. I don't think it's any different in our oversight of the profession. What we try to do is be outcome-oriented and help people recognize that, for instance, a criminal act may have more to do with an underlying medical problem that needs to be addressed than it has to do with any criminal intent. The same may be true for the lawyer. So let's get our colleagues, our friends, our fellow members of this noble profession the help they need to do the important work they are trained to do. The answer can't stop at being critical and judgmental. We need to be oriented to outcomes for those human beings and for our society and, of course, our profession.
The Honorable Jonathan Lippman is former Chief Judge of New York and Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals. He is currently Of Counsel in the New York office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the firm's Litigation and Trial Department.
David B. Wilkins is the Lester Kissel Professor of Law, vice dean for Global Initiatives on the Legal Profession, and faculty director of the Center on the Legal Profession at Harvard Law School.


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Pennsylvania Legislature Considers Approving an Arcade-Style Gaming Machine Bill
Pennsylvania casinos are adding arcade-style gaming machines to their list of playable games. Rivers Casino is the latest brick-and-mortar casino to add "party pits" full of such games, in the hopes of attracting millennial-age gamblers.
Gamblit Gaming, a California-based casino digital games developer, has developed the game Smoothie Blast, which Pennsylvania casinos might soon feature. Smoothie Blast allows players to fill a blender full of fruity smoothie ingredients. If they fill the blender with the right combination of fruits in a short enough time frame, they win more cash.
Skill-Based Gaming Machines
The ability to increase the payout percentage with real strategy and skill is appealing to millennials. While a game like Smoothie Blast has a house edge, that amount given back to casinos can be mitigated with skillful play. That is expected to appeal to players between the age of 21 and 35, and thus generate more business for the casino.
Millennial Gaming Habits
Conventional wisdom holds that millennials — Americans who came of age after the start of the new millennium — do not play slot machines. A 2014 study showed that 60% of millennials who visited a Las Vegas Strip casino played the slots, while baby boomer generation players played at an 80% to 85% rate.
That research studied those who visited the casinos from across the United States, and therefore were much more inclined to try out the full range of casino games. The American Gaming Association released data which showed that only 2% of millennials preferred to play the slots, though players aged 21 to 35 represents the largest demographic visiting the casinos.
Dislike of Slot Machines
A variety of theories explain why millennials are not enthusiastic about slot machines. Marcus Yoder, the VP of Sales for Gamblit Gaming, suggests that slot machines are considered boring to the younger generation, because of the proliferation of technology.
Yoder said of millennials, "They're so surrounded by awesome technology all the time that the concept of a slot machine is boring to them."
The game designer added, "Even though the slot machines that are out there are beautiful machines with fantastic graphics, it's still the function of pressing a button and waiting to see what happens. And that's just not interesting."
Others suggest that the boredom comes from knowing the game is "rigged" against them. A traditional slot machine has no skill or strategy, but instead allows on probability and random number generation to produce results.
Players can win, but only if they get lucky. That prospect bores millennials.
Pennsylvania Gaming Laws
To cater to their game preferences, the states of Nevada, Massachusetts, and New Jersey have allowed the introduction of skill-based slots. Pennsylvania is considering passing a similar law. It isn't enough to allow arcade-style games which allow for an interactive game experience, but does not include skill. Decisions produce results, even if there is not a large degree of skill in the decision-making.
State Rep. George Dunbar, a Westmoreland County Republican who is sponsoring an arcade-style gaming machine bill for Pennsylvania, said that a new law is needed to maintain casinos' profitability. Dunbar said of casinos, "They have to continue to reinvent themselves. One way to reinvent themselves is to find things the younger generation is used to and want to participate in."
Differences in Millennials and Baby Boomers
Research shows that other stark differences exist between the Baby Boomer generation and the Millennial generation. Shannon Redmond, VP of Marketing at Rivers Casino, said millennials look at a casino trip as a social endeavour. They go with a group of friends and socialize while they play.
Baby Boomers are a different matter. They might visit the casino by themselves and are just as likely to prefer the solitary experience of slots row as a social experience. Their need for socializing is a great deal more malleable.
Shannon Redmond to the Las Vegas Sun, "They have no problem coming to the casino by themselves. And they like the choice where they can say, 'I want to sit at this slot machine and not talk to anybody. Or if I feel like being social today, I can talk to my neighbor.'"


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It's a story reminiscent of that of Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger, who didn't get to play quarterback until his senior year in high school because another player was ahead of him on the depth chart.
When James Conner was a junior in high school, he had RB Greg Garmon ahead of him on the depth chart, who had survived getting cancer at age 14 to become the tenth-ranked high school running back in the country.
Garmon's All-American level success was threatening Conner's chances of earning a college scholarship—and called for drastic measures.
As Conner recently recounted to Heavy.com: "My brother was telling me: 'If you want to get a scholarship you need to get your name out there and you need to try to get on the field as best you can in any way.'"
Conner took the opportunity to play on the defensive line, accumulating 12 sacks in five-and-a-half games.
"I went to the state prospect camp during the summer as a defensive end," Conner added, and it was at that prospect camp where he earned his scholarship to the University of Pittsburgh.
It was only after Greg Garmon was gone that Conner got the opportunity to be his high school team's starting running back.
"And then Pitt called and said, 'Hey, when you get here actually we want you to play running back,' Conner told Heavy.com. "But at first my scholarship was for defense."
Grateful for the chance to reinvent himself
In his new memoir, Fear is a Choice: Tackling Life's Challenges With Dignity, Faith, and Determination, Conner wonders what might have been if he had been stubborn and refused to switch positions.
"Swallowing my pride and moving to another position to get playing time had proven to be the very move that had opened doors for me," he writes in the book. "If I hadn't been willing to adjust my attitude instead of clinging stubbornly to the one vision I had for myself as a player, I might never have had this chance."
Follow the Heavy on Steelers Facebook page for the latest breaking news, rumors and content!
Conner played a little D-line at Pitt (with Aaron Donald)
The story doesn't quite end there, however. In Pitt's final game of the 2013 season—the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl against the Bowling Green Falcons—Conner rushed for 229 yards, breaking the University of Pittsburgh's bowl game record, which had been set by NFL Hall of Famer Tony Dorsett back in 1976.
More remarkable, perhaps, is that at the end of that game, Conner was sent out to play defensive end. In the tweet below, you see him bull-rushing the quarterback and drawing a holding penalty against an offensive tackle.
Then on the next play you see Conner having a meeting at the quarterback with Aaron Donald, who soon went on to become a first-round pick of the Los Angeles Rams, and has since developed into one of the best players in the NFL.
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Louisiana is in my blood... my roots run deep into the soil. I leave from time to time, yet always seem to return. I pick up skills and perspectives from my travels then come home to put them into practice. I've learned to listen deeply and connect with the unique landscape that surrounds us every day. I strive to showcase the beauty of the world we live in by allowing it to speak for itself... Letting the elements come together in such a harmonious way that we have no choice but to stop and feel it.
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Describe your art in three words.
Intimate. Engaging. Alive.
Describe yourself in one word.
What do you love the most about creating art in New Orleans? What particular part of your immediate environment, in your neighborhood specifically influences your work?
It is such a joy to rediscover a city through an artist's lens! There are so many minute details that make up the whole essence of a neighborhood. I've recently moved to the Bayou St. John, where my daily walks feel brand new.. Between the ever-changing weather patterns, seasons, sunlight.. every color, texture feels so inspiring!
Describe your creative process. Are there any rituals or rites of passage you exercise before you begin a new piece?
When I arrive to a scene, I first turn off the mental noise, slow the thinking..take some time to drop in. Only then am I able to tap into my feeling sense and a state of observation. Once I become present, the world slowly reveals itself to me. Certain elements call to be captured, it's like they bubble to the surface.
Where do you draw inspiration?
I draw inspiration from both the external world and internal world. I feel as though our environment can help to explain the human experience if we just take the time to listen. Long-standing philosophical complexities can become so simple if we just observe and gather lessons from the natural world around us.
Who are your artistic influences or gurus?
Ansel Adams
In New Orleans, art and music go hand in hand. What type of music, band or song lyric best describes your work?
I'm typically creating playlists that involve my environment... I have a full moon playlist, one for the ocean, rivers, plants... Anything that sings to the natural world! I especially love Andrew Bird's Echolocations albums, which are beautiful live recordings of him playing the violin in various settings.
Here's a little taste of Echolocations: Canyon
Where can we find you when you are not creating art?
Ohhhh you can find me all over the world hiking, climbing, surfing, camping. Life's an adventure.
What is your favorite time of day/day of the week/month of the year?
I may be a little biased because it's the month I was born, but I love March. The beginning of spring is such a fresh time when the Earth is going through her rebirth process. It's a time filled with new life, hope, potential.
What is something people don't know about you? A fun fact.
I'm a proud mama of a pup named Ponchatoula the Catahoula!
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You can find my work in permanent exhibits in West Jefferson Medical Center, Children's Hospital of New Orleans.
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Join us on not one, but two month long journeys through BS-free, accessible yoga, with teachers Miguel Chen (E-RYT 500, Teenage Bottlerocket) and Emilie Comeau Chen ( E-RYT 500, Oh My Snare). Don't have time? Shut up. It's only a 10-15 minute class every day. Do something nice for yourself. No yoga pants required.
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Dante and Pinocchio: Italy's great poet and its favorite puppet both played a part in establishing Italian as Italy's language and uniting the country
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From Tomb to Telephone Box, This British Icon Adapts
How a tomb inspired a British icon – and how it must adapt to remain relevant.
5 Riviera Cocteau Treasures
The artist, Jean Cocteau, spent his later years on the French Riviera, and the area still enjoys the beauty he left behind. There are five Cocteau sites between Nice and Menton just waiting to be discovered.


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Indrani Chocolate Wax
₹200.00 – ₹950.00
- Chocolate wax is loaded with wonderful elements like almond oil, glycerine, cocoa beans, sunflower oil, soya bean oils, and many vitamins and minerals that make your skin soft.
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The Fenix TK22UE tactical flashlight is an upgraded version of the popular tactical TK22 model. Featuring improved performance, this flashlight can throw 1600 lumens a staggering 1,329 feet (405m). It can be powered by either a 21700 (included) or an 18650 battery with included ALF-18 battery insert. The TK22UE comes with a 5000mAh rechargeable li-ion battery allowing for longer runtimes than any of the predecessor. Quickly activate the flashlight with the tactical tail switch and cycle through five lighting modes with the side switch. Durable and rugged, with a steel strike bezel and tungsten alloy glass breaking tips, the Fenix TK22UE tactical flashlight continues to be a top choice in tactical flashlights.
Additional Features of the Fenix TK22 UE
- LUMINUS SST40 LED (cool white) with a lifespan of 50,000 hours.
- Digitally regulated circuit for maintaining a stable output
- Intelligent memory selection; flashlight turns on level last turned off
- Low-voltage warning alerts when battery replacement needed.
- Reverse polarity protection prevents improper battery insertion.
- Anti-roll and anti-slip body design.
- Instant power activation with momentary tactical tail switch.
- Simple output selection with side switch.
- Made of A6061-T6 aluminum.
- Premium type HAIII hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish
- Toughened ultra-clear glass lens with an anti-reflective coating.
|Lumen Output
|4 Level: 20 to 1600 Lumens
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The 2021 Craft Beer Marketing Awards (CBMAs) "Crushie" winners were announced recently in a LIVE virtual ceremony on Facebook LIVE.
"We were so impressed by the sheer creativity, innovation, and caliber of marketing displayed in entries from around the world in every category," said CBMAs Cofounder Jim McCune.
"Our panel of over 300 Judges from around the world had their work cut out for them this year," added Cofounder Jackie DiBella. "The difference between winners came down to a quarter of a point in some cases — it was a tough competition!"
A wide range of entries were received from every region of the world. All winning entries can be viewed on the CBMAs websites' 2021 Winners Gallery
The CBMAs is the first awards program of its kind. It is a worldwide competition that focuses specifically on excellence in the artistic and creative marketing and packaging efforts of breweries, designers and agencies craft beer that play an increasingly critical role in differentiating brands in the retail marketplace. Hillebrand, a leading global beverage supply chain management and integrated logistics services provider, is CBMAs presenting sponsor.
For its second year, the CBMAs accepted entries from around the globe from five regions as opposed to last year's awards which only accepted entries from North America. A total of 196 awards were presented to winning brewers, designers, and marketing agencies from throughout the world. This year there are 65 Platinum Crushie winners, 117 Gold Crushie winners and 14 Silver (Global) Crushie winners.
The 2021 CBMAs consisted of 33 categories evaluated by a panel of over 300 industry professional judges that cover all aspects of brew marketing — from labels to logos and tap handles to taprooms. Most notably new for this year's competition are two special categories that reflect recent events: "Pandemic Marketing," which looks at original marketing undertaken during the COVID-19 outbreak, and "Human Rights," to celebrate those who support the fight for equality for all via different forms of marketing and design.


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In partnership with Adult Swim Games, we've been thrilled to work on the 3rd installment of the cult hit series Robot Unicorn Attack. The third game is called Robot Unicorn Attack Forever and delves into the origin of Robot Unicorn. In RUA Forever you'll be able to build your own dazzling team of robot unicorns to chase your dreams, take on the forces of darkness, or die trying. Mostly that final bit.
Storm Casters is a loot-filled, action-packed dungeon adventure game from the makers of Mega Jump and Mega Run! Find and collect rare Battle Cards to discover new spells, blast enemies with explosive powers and evolve your character to become a mighty Storm Caster!
Redford and his well-loved forest friends make a return in Mega Jump 2, along with some adorable new characters. Mega Jump 2 features a brand new game engine in which players jump, bounce and boost through beautiful landscapes grabbing coins, collecting tokens and dodging hazards. Get enough tokens and you'll activate the all new Mega Mode, blasting the player gloriously through oceans of treasure.
In Mega Run, you'll once again take on the role of Redford the adorable woodland-dwelling monster, as he dashes across beautifully rendered worlds to rescue his lost friends and recover the stolen Forest Gems.
Get ready to blast off on an epic jumping journey with Mega Jump! Collect coins, grab crazy power-ups, and evade monsters to boost yourself to the edge of the Universe and beyond!
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(RNS) — My debut column here, published just two months ago, explained why — despite several years of controversy and turmoil, particularly around the treatment of women — I am still a Southern Baptist.
A few weeks later, the most famous Southern Baptist woman today, Beth Moore, announced her departure from the denomination.
Her decision made me reflect on the past, present and future of women in the denomination and, more specifically, on how Beth's and my very different experiences might be instructive in understanding how we got here — and where we might go.
In the 1980s and '90s, while Beth was leading women's Bible studies in her Texas church and founding Living Proof Ministries, I was in New York pursuing a Ph.D. in English at a state university. Like Beth, I was a committed Christian, teaching Sunday school and attending church services two or three times a week. Unlike Beth, I didn't do women's Bible studies. At all.
As I advanced in my academic studies, the women's events at church seemed shallower and shallower to me. And my response, right or wrong, was to silently judge — and stay far away.
Yet, I see now that those two separate trajectories for the life of women in the church — one represented by those like Beth, developing and leading the rise of women's Bible studies, and the other represented by those like me, staying as far from women's ministries as I could get — are less about two individuals and more about larger cultural and commercial forces that have created and fossilized parallel tracks, ever running but never to meet.
And then I met Beth.
I had finished my doctorate and had become an English professor at a large Christian university (and had still succeeded in avoiding anything related to women's ministry) when a vice president at my school requested my assistance in hosting the launch of a new global women's ministry. I was not thrilled about participating but didn't feel I had much choice.
RELATED: Like Beth Moore, many women preachers have had to break free to follow God's call
I approached the event with fear and trembling. Sitting in the green room with so many lanky, long-haired, effervescent women, I felt an awkwardness I hadn't felt since eighth grade. But Beth was kind, and as we bonded over boots — I do love a good boot — my nervousness faded. (Although I see it lingering in a photo someone took of us all that night. That's me on the edge of the front row, on the right, casting a bit of a side eye on the whole thing.)
Over the next few years, as I became (inexplicably, in my mind) more a part of national evangelical and Southern Baptist ministries and events — "big eva," as its detractors on social media call it — Beth and I crossed paths more, both in real life and on social media. As we did, I finally began to recognize just how much she had contributed — and sacrificed — to the church. How little had I known.
As I watched Beth's critics increase their vitriolic attacks on her teaching (although, truth be told, just as, if not more, often on her mannerisms, her hair, her very femininity), it became clear that their strongest objections were fruits of their own sowing. How ironic that their lingering Victorianism — the same ethic that values overwrought womanhood — would cause evangelicals to jeer when that internalized basis of self-worth becomes externalized.
How cruel that a culture of conservative Christianity that effectively binds the feet of women would mock women when they stumble. Left to fend for themselves like women banished to the drawing room after dinner while the men had their table talk and cigars, Beth and countless other female Bible teachers had made a room of their own.
Catholics aren't the only ones who have cloisters, after all.
But Beth's departure from the Southern Baptist Convention offers us a hinge moment. Will the door swing further open or more closed for women in the church moving forward?
I am not talking about women preaching or being pastors, and Moore did not make this an issue in her decision. One reason I'm a Southern Baptist is because I believe deeply in the significance and meaning of God creating humans as male and female. I don't know any church denomination that has embodied the symbolism of this reality perfectly, but the reality of Christ (who is the Word) being head (or source) of the church is reflected metaphorically in the appointment of men as the source for the delivery of the Word to the church.
Yet, the power of this symbol is diminished when extended beyond its bounds. So, too, is the health of the church.
The church will be healthier and more whole when women who lead Bible studies or ministries are enthusiastically and unreservedly supported and taught by the church to do so knowledgeably and well. The church will be healthier and more whole when women called to academic realms outside the church are supported and taught by the church to do so with their faith integrated well.
It's encouraging to see many more women attending seminary in recent years for the purpose of future work in ministry, but, even more, simply to gain a theological education for its own sake, as shown in doctoral research done and reported by Sharon Hodde Miller.
More and more seminarians, in addition, men and women, are seeking theological degrees in order to use them in work outside the church or in bi-vocational ministry. According to the Association of Theological Schools (ATS), one-third of 2017 graduates of seminaries were planning to enter bivocational ministry, Christianity Today reported last year.
That data also shows that Southern Baptist seminaries in particular saw a 12% increase from 2012 to 2016 in female students enrolled in graduate-level degree programs. And the credentials I gained long ago in a state university are now being used to serve the church by bringing them to students in the seminary where I now teach. The parallel tracks have crossed.
RELATED: With Beth Moore's exit, more evangelical women are challenging strict gender norms
The church needs women who are seminary trained. The church needs women teaching in seminaries. The church needs women to minister to the world through academic appointments in secular institutions. The church needs women who serve in these ways, just as it needs women who are missionaries, mothers, teachers, servants, leaders and friends.
Women in the church don't need a room of their own as much as the church needs both women and men in the room.


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On Wed, Feb 11, 2015 at 3:40 AM, Kenneth Miller via Avodah < avo...@lists.aishdas.org> wrote: > > > Are there other cases where the Torah takes an idiom, and uses it so > literally? > > An example comes to mind at the end of Vayyeshev: in Gen 40:13 and 19, "yissa ... et rosh'cha" is used idiomatically and literally in quick succession. I think there are other examples too. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.aishdas.org/pipermail/avod ah-aishdas.org/attachments/20150211/2eb3cb93/attachment-0001.htm>
On 02/11/2015 06:40 AM, Kenneth Miller via Avodah wrote: > Let's put it this way. I'm going to use modern English idioms to > illustrate what I suspect is happening when the Torah uses this > Hebrew idiom. We know that there's a mitzvah of Morah Mikdash, to > have the appropriate respect while in the Mishkan, and not do > frivolous activities. For example, if I'm not mistaken, it is assur > to sleep there. Now, suppose the Torah wanted to explicitly forbid > such sleeping, but instead of writing "Do not sleep on the > mizbe'ach", it had written "Do not sleep *with* the mizbe'ach." > That's sort of what seems to be happening in this pasuk. If you're going in that direction then you have to take account the reversal of the usual idiom. Giluy ervah, as it is used in a sexual context, seems to refer to what the male does to the female; *he* "reveals *her* nakedness", and we all (think we) know what that means. Here, the Torah tells the cohen that if he goes up to the mizbeach on stairs *his* nakedness will be revealed. Make of that what you wish.
On 02/11/2015 10:35 AM, Simon Montagu via Avodah wrote: > On Wed, Feb 11, 2015 at 3:40 AM, Kenneth Miller via Avodah <avo...@lists.aishdas.org <mailto:avo...@lists.aishdas.org>> wrote: > > >> Are there other cases where the Torah takes an idiom, and uses it so literally? > > > An example comes to mind at the end of Vayyeshev: in Gen 40:13 and > 19, "yissa ... et rosh'cha" is used idiomatically and literally in > quick succession. I think there are other examples too. That's different because it's a deliberate pun. Similar examples are 1. "vayihyu sheneihem `arumim...vehanachash haya `arum" 2. "va`avadtem elohim acherim...va'avadtem mehera" Here there's no such juxtaposition, so it's not a pun. RAM may well be on to something, I'm just not sure what.
[1] From: Ben Waxman via Avodah <avo...@lists.aishdas.org> >> At the end of parshat Yitro is the famous pasuk about the mizbei'ach having a ramp and not steps, to make sure that no one views the cohen's nakedness. Yet my 7 YO asked me why do all the pictures of the menorah (at least in her books) show a cohen standing on steps or on a ladder? I didn't have an answer. << [2] From: Zev Sero via Avodah <avo...@lists.aishdas.org> ....But see Rashi on the pasuk in Yisro, who points out that the stones aren't going to "see" anything anyway, because he's wearing shorts. The concern is that it will *look* like they're seeing his nakedness, because he is visibly lifting his knees to climb them..... [3] From: Akiva Miller via Avodah <avo...@lists.aishdas.org> ....what makes the kevesh more sensitive to tznius than any other part of the mishkan, such as the stairs by the menorah? [4] From: Micha Berger via Avodah <avo...@lists.aishdas.org> I heard once that the difference is that the menorah is indoors. >>>>>> If we put together all these questions and comments, a possible answer suggests itself: when the kohen is going up the ramp he is seen by hundreds or thousands of people, whereas IIANM there was no "audience" inside the mishkan, where the menorah was lit. On Shabbos we cover the challah when kiddush is said, so as not to "embarrass" the challah -- which can only possibly be "embarrassed" by the projection of the thoughts and feelings of the people who are gathered round the Shabbos table. Likewise it isn't really the steps or ramp, but the people witnessing the steps or ramp, who will sense either the bizayon of the steps or the kovod of the ramp as the kohen ascends. I would also like to say to RBW, whose seven-year-old started this thread, that he should be very proud of his daughter and have a lot of nachas! --Toby Katz t6...@aol.com .. ============= ------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.aishdas.org/pipermail/avod ah-aishdas.org/attachments/20150211/0c95fddb/attachment-0001.htm>
I suggested a comparison: : Let's say that my wife insists that I'll look like an idiot : if there's no feather in my hat, but I'm an animal rights activist who : feels very uncomfortable wearing a genuine feather. May I go out with : the feather or not? R' Micha Berger responded: > I still don't see a parallel, ... > > If you choose to wear the feather, it's because your desire > for shalom bayis, for not looking like an idiot, or whatever, > outweights your animal rights activism. In total, you want to > wear it. > > If you want to ask about a feather you're only wearing because > kofin oso ad sheyomar rotzeh ani... That would be different! I agree, and I think this is an excellent summary of how both of us see this issue. The difference is that RMB sees the bottom line as that for whatever reason, I DO want to wear the feather, and the Briskers DO want to wear the all-white tzitzis. But *my* thoughts are that I wonder what the mindset is of those Briskers, and perhaps their reluctance to wear the all-white tzitzis might indeed put them into a "kofin oso" situation, or nearly so. I wrote previously that even if they grudgingly wear all-white tzitzis during the week, there's less of an incentive to do so on Shabbos, and I think this would apply even more so if one keeps the tzitzis tucked in (in which case the "tachshit" heter is weaker). Do we have any no-tzitzis-on-Shabbos Briskers in the chevreh who might share their views on this? Akiva Miller ____________________________________________________________ Old School Yearbook Pics View Class Yearbooks Online Free. Search by School & Year. Look Now! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3131/54db950934ba21509160bst03vuc
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R' Zev Sero wrote: > If you're going in that direction then you have to take account > the reversal of the usual idiom. Giluy ervah, as it is used in > a sexual context, seems to refer to what the male does to the > female; *he* "reveals *her* nakedness", and we all (think we) > know what that means. Here, the Torah tells the cohen that if > he goes up to the mizbeach on stairs *his* nakedness will be > revealed. Make of that what you wish. Fascinating thought! I would add, though, that the idiom *generally* seems to refer to what the male does to the female. But there ARE exceptions, and the first two were pretty easy to find: The first I found was Vayikra 20:11 - "A man who lies with his father's wife: he revealed his *father's* nakedness..." In the next, the idiom changes. Instead of *revealing* the nakedness, it is about *seeing* the nakedness: Vayikra 20:17 - "A man who takes his sister... he sees her nakedness and she sees his nakedness..." Akiva Miller ____________________________________________________________ Fast, Secure, NetZero 4G Mobile Broadband. Try it. http://www.netzero.net/?refcd=NZINTISP0512T4GOUT2
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 12:53:09PM -0500, Prof. Levine via Avodah wrote: : About half way through his talk at : https://soundcloud.com/lawrence-schiffman Dr. Schiffman discusses : why there are differences how different groups pronounce Hebrew. : He claims that pronunciation that one hears in most Young Israels : was "introduced" by Artscroll some years ago and is something : completely new! While I agree that it doesn't represent a real mesorah, I find his proposing this explanation very very odd. R/Dr Schiffman, Prof Levine, and I are all old enough to remember when ArtScroll first started publishing. (Megillas Esther, 1975.) And R/D LS should remember that those YI members were talking like that before ArtScroll had a chance to influence them. And until they had a fully transliterated book, so that the reader would be exposed to enough non-buzzwords, enough words they don't already know, that they would reconstruct the wrong pronunciation? So, I not nly think it's wrong, I think it's altogether odd for someone who grew up in that era to even suggest. And English readers are used to "a" having numerous sounds. The idea that people dropped the qamatz-patach distinction because they thought all "a"s are alike would be a stretch, even if the timing did work. My preschool reader had "aw", but even back then (WELL before 1975) it was anachronistic. The norm had shifted to the "u" of "nut", or the "a" as well as the "o" of "another" (in my own regional accent). And it's not like "o" or "u" were any more available. And last, do we really need to hunt for an explanation when a bunch of Anglo Religious Zionists speaks an approximation of Israeli Hebrew -- as close as possible without having to learn a reish sound English doesn't have? Where does R/D LS think the YI sav = /t/ come from? But returning to the Avodah-ness of the topic; in either case, it's not some kind of well established mesorah. In general, I wonder what "real mesorah" means WRT havarah. Does it make a difference if I say /oi/ because my ancestors were Poilish or because I live in a "yeshivish" neighborhood. That's hypothetical, I actually use an American /o/ which is close to a mesoteric pronunciation, but not my greatgrandfather's Lithuanian long /A/ and rounder than the traditional. But then again, shift in sounds as we go through the golah is common. On the other hand, Lithuanian has /o/ and /sh/ sounds why doesn't Litvisher Hebrew? Did Litta inherit its /s/ for shin in some chain that dates back to sheivet Ephraim? (Shofetim 12:6) Did the Ashkenazi ayin drop out of "Yankl" to become silent because our languaged didn't have them, or because this was a variant that dates back to the shevatim that just happened to reach a populational critical mass to grow into a norm? What kinds of changes are "real mesorah" and which not, and is that distinction itself even real? Tir'u baTov! -Micha -- Micha Berger Time flies... mi...@aishdas.org ... but you're the pilot. http://www.aishdas.org - R' Zelig Pliskin Fax: (270) 514-1507
On 02/12/2015 07:59 AM, Kenneth Miller via Avodah wrote: > Fascinating thought! I would add, though, that the idiom*generally* > seems to refer to what the male does to the female. But there ARE > exceptions, and the first two were pretty easy to find: > > The first I found was Vayikra 20:11 - "A man who lies with his > father's wife: he revealed his*father's* nakedness..." In other words, someone who isn't even present! I suggest, though, that it has its usual meaning, and the Torah is telling us that the reason this is fobidden is that he is figuratively doing that to his father (cf Avshalom). > In the next, the idiom changes. Instead of*revealing* the nakedness, > it is about*seeing* the nakedness: Vayikra 20:17 - "A man who takes > his sister... he sees her nakedness and she sees his nakedness..." Perhaps this is a separate idiom, that we only find this once. It seems to imply more mutuality than "giluy" does. There's also the related idiom "to reveal the corner [presumably of a garment]", as in "arur shochev im eishes aviv, ki gila kenaf aviv".
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R' Meir Rabi wrote: > Perhaps it is of a greater concern when one is carrying heavy > loads such as the animal parts, which often prompts those bearers > to take larger steps. That's a very interesting thought, but I think it would actually work in favor of stairs. Let's take two different cases: where he is carrying the load in his arms, or where he is dragging or pushing it across the floor. If one is carrying a heavy load on a ramp, his big problem is maintaining a good center of balance to avoid falling over. On a ramp this is solved by keeping his legs far apart. On a staircase, this is less of a problem, because at least his feet are on a horizontal surface. But when pushing or dragging, his problem isn't so much the center of balance, but the fight against gravity constantly pulling the load backwards. The solution here is not so much the distance between the legs, but the distance between the person and the load. This is a lot easier on a staircase, because the load can simply rest at each step. If the load is so large (and this would indeed be the case for many animals) that there's a danger of it rolling down the stairs anyway, I think the stairs would still be easier than the ramp. Actually, I wonder if the angle of the incline might be a more important factor than whether it is a ramp or steps. To keep the question Torah-oriented and in Avodah territory: I imagine that most korbanos walked up to the mizbe'ach under their own power, and the question is how they got down. Were they carried or dragged? I'd think that dragging would be bloody and messy and cause needless damage to the kodesh korban. Is it possible that carts of some sort were used? Akiva Miller ____________________________________________________________ How Old Men Tighten Skin 63 Year Old Man Shares DIY Skin Tightening Method You Can Do From Home http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3131/54dde2cca23af62cc41east02vuc
On 02/13/2015 06:40 AM, Kenneth Miller via Avodah wrote: > To keep the question Torah-oriented and in Avodah territory: I > imagine that most korbanos walked up to the mizbe'ach under their own > power, Certainly not! All shechitah was done either batzafon, or bechol makom ba'azarah, never on the mizbeach! No live animal ever saw the top of the mizbeach (since they didn't sacrifice giraffes). The parts were always carried up, never dragged. That would be the ultimate in derech bizayon. The only thing ever dragged along the kevesh would be the ashes whenever the Tapuach was removed, and when they did that there was one cohen dragging it down, and another walking behind it, holding it back by a chain so that it wouldn't slip down and crush the front cohen.
[Accidentally misdirected from Areivim, but I'm keeping it in the archive anyway. -micha] On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 01:07:56AM -0500, via Areivim wrote: :> And the flipside of saying that HQBH allowed/caused the Shoah as :> punishment for XYZ would be to ascribe messianic import (or some other :> motive) to providing that Chessed. Something RYBS refused to do, even :> as many of his students followed RAYKook rather than their own rebbe on :> that point. : "Something RYBS refused to do" -- that's why he wasn't really a Zionist. Well then, neither was Herzl, by that definition! : He was active in Mizrachi (although he didn't accept its core premise -- : the messianic nature of the Medinah)... And neither was R' Reines, the very founder of Mizrachi! Not all Religious Zionists are messianic about it. Just today, RGS wrote on his e-zine <http://www.torahmusings.com/2015/02/new-zionism> something similar: For the past few decades, Religious Zionism has come in two main varieties: Messianic and Pragmatic. Both face significant challenges today.... If so, where is mashiach? Why are religious Jews a minority in Israel? Where is the promised peace and righteousness? These questions form the basis of a rich Messianic Zionist literature that interprets texts as showing a gradual progression of the promised redemption... However, the Disengagement from Gaza generated a theological shockwave among Messianic Zionists. The setback raised questions... Pragmatic Zionism does not dismiss the power of biblical prophecy but prefers not to dwell on it. Instead, it supports a Jewish state as a home for Jews, not just as a refuge but as a place of our own in which we can flourish. However, the religious and emotional pull of an almost purely political ideology has significant limits. From afar, it seems to me that Pragmatic Zionism is becoming a larger force in Israel, and with it a noticable decline in the fervor of Religious Zionism. R' AY Kook had a strong influence on the RZ community, particularly after the Six Day War when R ZY Kook and Gush Emunim got to the scene. It got to the point that the party that carries Mizrachi's and Mafdal's legacy, Bayit Yehudi, is more about settlements and greater Israel -- Neo-Zionism -- than what they see as the rest of Torah. RZYK's messianic hashkafah tied to belief in an ever-growing Greater Israel is why so many of Gush Qatif's residents refused to prepare for the worst, and wrote songs like "Zeh lo yihyeh, zeh lo yiqreh" <http://youtu.be/VULZ5YchxI8>, and ended up alienating the government that they needed social assistance from to manage the transition. So, I thought that the Hitnatqut kind of disproved RZYK's hashkafah, much as the Shoah and post-Zionism diproved his fatheers. But his followers (I'm CC-ing Rn Boublil to give her a chance) have adjusted. However, while the R's Kook did influence much of RZ, they don't define it. "Reishit tzemichat ge'ulateinu" or even "shetehei reshit tzemichat ge'ulateinu" aren't the only religious reasons to support the movement Herzl et al founded. (I'm CC-ing R' Eli Turkel for his two cents on that score.) But any definition of "Mizrachi's philosophy" that defines it as excluding what RGS calls Pragmatic [Religious] Zionism, which was adhered to by its founder, as well as those of the president of its American Arm, or the first generation of Gush's RY (RYA and RAL), is at best idiosyncratic. :-)BBii! -Micha -- Micha Berger I long to accomplish a great and noble task, mi...@aishdas.org but it is my chief duty to accomplish small http://www.aishdas.org tasks as if they were great and noble. Fax: (270) 514-1507 - Helen Keller ------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Avodah mailing list Avo...@lists.aishdas.org http://www.aishdas.org/avodah http://lists.aishdas.org/listinfo.cgi/avodah-aishdas.org ------------------------------ ************************************** Send Avodah mailing list submissions to firstname.lastname@example.com To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit http://lists.aishdas.org/listinfo.cgi/avodah-aishdas.org or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to email@example.com You can reach the person managing the list at firstname.lastname@example.com When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific than "Re: Contents of Avodah digest..." A list of common acronyms is available at http://www.aishdas.org/avodah/acronyms.cgi (They are also visible in the web archive copy of each digest.)
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A few simple ingredients transform into a sublime dinner in this Italian linguine recipe.This recipe is courtesy of Food Network.
- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 lemon, zested
- 1 pound linguine pasta
- 2 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 shallots, diced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 16 ounce frozen shrimp
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 1 lemon, zested
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 3 ounce arugula
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
- Combine the olive oil and lemon zest in a small bowl, and set aside.
- Bring a large pot salted water to a boil over high heat. Add the pasta and cook until tender, but still firm to the bit, about 8-10 minutes. Drain pasta, reserving 1 cup of the pasta cooking water.
- Meanwhile, in a large skillet, warm the olive oil over medium heat. Add the shallots and garlic, and cook for 2 minutes. Add the shrimp and cook until pink, about 5 minutes. Add the cooked linguine, lemon juice, lemon zest, salt, and pepper. Toss to combine. Turn off the heat. Add the arugula.
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Wave Weaver is a Viking Class in Camelot Unchained
Wave Weavers use the power found in waves to create their spells. They love water, fountains, and basically anything wet. While they are perfectly comfortable using their abilities away from a body of water, their runes are more effective when they can call on the additional power of nearby water to aid them.
Within the waves are the secrets to the ten worlds.
Damage the Wave Weaver takes from fire effects inflicts a fire debuff that increases the preparation time of the user's next water ability used within a brief duration.
Initial Dilution
Effects on targets with no charges of Torrential Saturation have their power significantly reduced.
Environmental Surge
Standing in water greatly reduces the blood cost of water-based abilities.
Torrential Saturation
Water abilities that affect a target apply an amount of Torrential Saturation based on the ability's power for the duration of buffs and debuffs it applies.
While ally and enemy targets are selected, their amounts of Torrential Saturation are added to targets subsequently affected by the user's water abilities.
Hrönn's Favor (Rune)
Soaks the target in elemental water, pushing them back and applying a debuff that slows the target's movement speed by a small amount
for a moderate duration, and applies a high amount of Torrential Saturation.
Kólga's Favor (Rune)
Applies a frost debuff that reduces the target's movement speed and increases their ability activation and recovery times by
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Crushing Confluence (Shape)
Channels to project a beam of water toward a hostile target and apply the effects of a rune to them with increasing power over a moderate duration.
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Surrounds the user or a target ally with swirling waves of water for a brief duration that apply the effects of a rune to enemies that come into contact with them.
Divine Intervention
Hand of Ægir
Only usable while outdoors. Calls down a downpour of heavy rain in a large area, applying a debuff that greatly reduces the vision of affected enemies, and a buff that increases the fire resistance of affected allies, along with a large amount of Torrential Saturation for both allies and enemies.
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Curse of the Nine
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Geography is the study of places and the relationships between people and their environments. Geographers explore both the physical properties of Earth's surface and the human societies spread across it. … Geography seeks to understand where things are found, why they are there, and how they develop and change over time.
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In Geography you will study about places, people and what shapes the environment. You will learn how the environment influences people, and how they change the environment. You will develop your ability to draw and understand maps, graphs and diagrams, as well as studying photographs and collecting information outside the classroom through fieldwork. As part of the new Junior Certificate students will undertake two classroom based assessments allowing them to explore geography in the world around them in practical terms


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I had such a fun time shooting family portraits this past weekend for the Schaffer family. This was a beautiful young family, and they had the most adorable little girls. It was a cloudy afternoon, but the light was just perfect. I heart photographing on cloudy, overcast days. The light is even – no shadows or bright areas on the face, and the result is just gorgeous.
We shot the session at England Park, a small neighborhood part in West Nashville, full of trees, benches and trails.
The older daughter had a fun time, smiling for the cameras. She looked like a pretty princess with the flower in her hair and her fluffy pink gown. How gorgeous is she?!
She was joined by her 11-month-old sister. Mom and Dad rang a little bell for her to look at the camera. It was a genius idea, and her expressions are priceless. Just look at how delighted she is at the bell, and her many faces – so stinkin' cute! (And I loved seeing her two little bottom teeth. So cute! I love babies!)
A sweet kiss for the camera.
The sweet princess smiled and twirled for the camera, as she stood in front of some very pretty greenery. Some of it was dead, since it is November, but it created a very rustic fashion look that I just adore.
We found a bench, and the girls sat down for a few photos.
Look at the baby's expressions! I just love her smile!
While Mom put on her make-up, we took a few photos with Dad.
The family wanted some individual shots of the baby, so we placed her on the ground, ran the bell, and the portraits are just priceless. I just love her little expressions! They are just so adorable!
Sister made funny faces to the baby, so she would smile.
We had an outfit change, and everyone changed into more casual outfits.
Mom joined us, and we took lovely family portraits. The kids were pretty wriggly, but we managed to capture some beautiful shots and various poses. I just adore this family!
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From The Far Corner: Northwestern Views on Land, Life, and Literature, by John Daniel
"Small towns are hard places to be different. Those yellow jackets are vigilant, and they can sting."
From A Word in Favor of Rootlessness
Thursday, July 30, 2009
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Rosemary DePaolo
UNC Wilmington
601 South College Road
Wilmington, N.C. 28403-3297
[email protected]
February 27, 2009
Dear Chancellor DePaolo-
On behalf of the National Coalition Against Censorship, an alliance of over 50 national non-profit organizations united in defense of free expression, I would like to express deep concern over the removal of a substantial part of The Century Project photo exhibit, to be displayed at UNCW March 2-6. The University has stated that the ban on the photos of anyone under 18 was prompted by its desire to "be sensitive to concerns raised about nude photos of young people under the age of consent." According to press reports, "The ban was declared after receipt of a complaint from Oklahoma. It claimed that The Century Project is pornographic and harms women."
For a public university to censor an integral part of an established and highly regarded art project in response to one person's highly subjective complaint presents serious First Amendment issues. It is impermissible for a public university to cede to ideologically motivated demands and prevent its students from seeing an art show in its entirety.
The U.S. Supreme Court has specifically declared simple nudity, whether it involves children or adults, constitutionally protected expression.
Moreover, images of nudes no matter how young or old are an integral part of art history. A ban on underage nudes would put a large part of the heritage of world art off limits including masterpieces like Michelangelo¹s David, many of Caravaggio's works, Thomas Eakins' paintings and many others.
It is thus absurd to treat any image of a nude under 18 as potential child pornography. The long history of exhibiting The Century Project without incident provides ample proof of the proposition.
Besides being constitutionally suspect, the University's decision violates well-established principles of academic freedom and displays disregard for the core mission of an educational institution: to advance knowledge, to promote the exploration of ideas, and to train a new generation of informed citizens and competent leaders by exposing them to a wide diversity of views.
According to the AAUP's statement on Academic Freedom and Artistic Expression, "[a]cademic institutions are obliged to ensure that regulations and procedures do not impair freedom of expression or discourage creativity by subjecting work to tests of propriety or ideology." Censoring The Century Project demonstrates both a lack of understanding of the importance of preserving the integrity of an art project and an ideological intolerance that is inconsistent with the basic principles of academic discourse.
Removal of the art is likely to damage UNCW's reputation, and your legacy as its leader, vastly more than permitting display of a well-regarded art project. Indeed, UNCW is the only institution to censor The Century Project in its long history of travel around the country.
We urge you to take the necessary steps to ensure that the project is displayed in its entirety, out of respect for the rights of students and faculty and to avoid further damage to the University.
Svetlana Mintcheva
Svetlana Mintcheva, Ph.D.
Arts Program
National Coalition Against Censorship
275 7th Avenue, Suite 1504
New York, NY 10001
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Inspired by Adrienne Shelly's beloved film, Waitress tells the story of Jenna, a waitress and expert pie maker who dreams of a way out of her small town and loveless marriage. A baking contest in a nearby county and the town's new doctor may provide a chance at a fresh start. Her fellow waitresses offer their recipes for happiness, but Jenna must rebuild her world by relying on her own strength and courage.
Brought to life by a groundbreaking all-female creative team, this irresistible hit features original music and lyrics by multi-Grammy Award nominee Sara Bareilles ("Brave," "Love Song"), a book by acclaimed screenwriter Jessie Nelson (I Am Sam), and direction by Tony Award winner Diane Paulus (Hair).
Note: This show is recommended for ages 13 and up. No children under five will be allowed into the theater.
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No Joe? G.I. Joe sequel pushed back to March 2013
In one of the crazier moves I've heard lately, "G.I. Joe Retaliation" is being delayed from its June 29 release to March 29, 2013.Yep. Next year.
Thankfully it's for a sensible reason — to add in 3D. YAWN.This must be some feel the explosions and the wind as Storm Shadow's sword swings by you 3D.
I was actually excited about seeing this as it seemed like more of an actual G.I. Joe movie than the pathetic "Starship Troopers" we had to endure the first go-round.
Paramount Pictures has been effectively building hype for this as early as the Super Bowl and at the last minute they decide to wait to tack on some (likely to be) lousy 3D? Sigh.
I'm really looking forward to the end of this new found 3D fascination. The extra ticket prices for 3D won't mean that much when you're bailing on a prime summer movie season…
It's good to see that raking in a few more dollars is that important. And now I know…


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The Skin Hospital's services include consultation by doctors specialising in skin disorders, allergies and sexually transmitted diseases, and a wide range of procedures and examinations related to these. The specialist services are complemented by our expert nurses and foot therapist and the skin care specialist shop Nesi, whose pharmacist will help you select dermocosmetic products. We can treat you quickly, without long waits.
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Richard Silverstein writes:
In a sign of the rising specter of BDS and its potential impact on Israel's export driven economy (50% of its value is in exports), a group of 80 of the nation's most important business leaders, met in closed session (Hebrew) sponsored by a peace group called Israel Initiates (website), to address their fears. The outline of the initiative roughly follows that of the 2002 Saudi peace plan. They agreed that if no political initiative was taken by Israel, the country's financial stability was in grave danger. Though it wasn't clear what specific political plan they were advancing, their call was clearly a criticism of the quiescence of the Netanyahu government:
We're fast becoming like South Africa. The economic damage that will result from the boycott and sanctions will be felt by every Israeli family from the wealthy classes to the middle class and most harshly on the underclass.
These words were spoken by Eyal Ofer, son of the recently deceased Israeli billionaire Sami Ofer. The Ofer conglomerate is one of Israel's largest and most profitable with strong alleged ties to Israel's defense and intelligence apparatus. So a peace initiative originating from the Ofers must truly indicate a split of some sort among the Israeli far right political and military echelons and the more pragmatic elements. The passage above and what follows is a summary of an article in Calcalist, Israel's leading business journal, on the meeting.


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Hurricane Preparedness and Public Health
by Justin B. Moore, PhD, MS
As someone who originates from the Houston area, I know full well the power of the hurricane to destroy and displace. As I watched with horror the national coverage of Hurricane Harvey last year, and now as Hurricane Florence threatens the Carolinas*, I'm both struck with concern for my friends and family in the area, and hope that the public health system is prepared to match the challenge. Only time will tell if the public health system was prepared for the initial onslaught and the long road to recovery. As the brave first responders' roles thankfully become smaller, it is the greater public health response that will be most important; environmental hazard containment, infectious disease control, long-term continuity of care, and many other tasks will take center stage. It is in this context that the important work published in the Journal of Public Health Management & Practice may prove helpful, as the Carolinas and others prepare for the next major weather events, or seek to mitigate their impacts.
The Journal of Public Health Management & Practice has published too many articles relevant to disaster preparedness to catalog in this space, but I would like to draw your attention to a few that are especially relevant to the news of the day. The first is "Public Health System Response to Extreme Weather Events" by Hunter and colleagues. In this article, the authors examine extreme weather events and compare cases to identify patterns in event and response characteristics. Their results provide opportunities for preparedness improvements that involve organizational learning. The second article of interest is "Decision Processes and Determinants of Hospital Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place During Hurricane Sandy" by McGinty and associates. In this important article, decision-making processes are described related to acute care hospital evacuation and shelter-in-place decisions during the Hurricane Sandy disaster. Surprisingly, the authors found that decision makers relied on instincts to make evacuation and shelter-in-place decisions as opposed to employing guides or decision-making tools.
Third, I would recommend "Addressing the Health and Wellness Needs of Vulnerable Rockaway Residents in the Wake of Hurricane Sandy: Findings From a Health Coaching and Community Health Worker Program." In this article by Russell et al., the design and impacts of a program employing community health workers to address the long-term disaster recovery social health needs are described. As portrayed by the authors, "the program represents a model for engaging vulnerable populations and addressing social and economic barriers to health and wellness during the long-term disaster recovery phase." Finally, I would encourage readers to peruse the recent supplement covering the Preparedness and Emergency Response Learning Centers (PERLC): Lessons and Models. The PERLC program was created to increase public health workforce preparedness and response training, and the issue includes reflections on the importance and challenges of implementing such a program.
For more articles on hurricane preparedness and public health, visit our new featured collection at the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice.
*Published 9/1/2017. Updated 9/11/2018
Justin B. Moore, PhD, MS, FACSM, is the Associate Editor of the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice and an Associate Professor in the Department of Implementation Science of the Wake Forest School of Medicine at the Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, NC, USA. Follow him at Twitter and Instagram. [Full Bio]
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Welcome to the Sam Barlow High School Bands Page
Sam Barlow High School has 5 bands; a symphonic, concert, freshman, jazz, and stage band. Director of Bands Paul Nickolas directs the Symphonic Band, Freshman Band, Stage Band, Concert Band, and Jazz Bands.
There are over 200 students enrolled at Sam Barlow in the bands. The bands at Barlow have won many awards for excellence in district and also OSAA competitions. Band students at Sam Barlow that attend All State, All Northwest, or place at State competitions get inducted onto the Wall of Fame.
Click here to view the Barlow Band Calendar
50th Anniversary and Commissioned Music
For Sam Barlow High School's 50th Anniversary, composer Kevin Walczyk was commissioned to write a celebratory piece of music to commemorate our anniversary.
Please visit the Commissioned Music Project for more details.
Paul NickolasPaul Nickolas began to teach at Sam Barlow in 1999, after having completed a Masters in Wind Conducting degree at Indiana University. A born and raised New Yorker, Mr. Nickolas attended Indiana University and completed a Bachelor of Music Education degree with high distinction in 1994. He spent 3 successful years of band directing in Morris, Illinois before returning to Indiana University for his Masters Degree in conducting.
Mr. Nickolas and his wife Amy live in Gresham with their daughters Julia & Molly, son John, and two pets.
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