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As we come together this morning for the study of the Word of God, I want to continue in discussing with you the anatomy of the church. We have been for months now looking at the church and what the church ought to be and what ought to be its life and its emphasis, its ministry. We started out looking at the church in the symbolism of the body of Christ, as the New Testament identifies the church as a body, we've extended that metaphor a little bit. We talked about the skeleton of the church, the doctrinal foundations of the church. Then we talked about the internal organs, or internal systems of the church which are the spiritual attitudes that carry the life of the church, things like faith and love and obedience and worship and forgiveness and things like that. We went through those attitudes week after week.
And now finally in our discussion of the church as the body of Christ, we've come to the muscles, or the function of the church. What the church actually does, the church in action. And in our last message we looked at the subject of fellowship. The action of the church initially is it is a common expression of shared life, shared spiritual life in which people mutually minister to one another. All of us having been gifted by the Spirit of God for such ministry, and all of us having been called to the responsibilities of discharging the "one anothers" of the New Testament have a responsibility to each other to minister in the life of the church. It is a mutually ministering group of folks who by the power of the Spirit of God serve one another. And we address the issue of fellowship, that was a wonderful, wonderful time.
I want to go to a second function of the church, and it really is one of the gifts, it really or maybe more than one of the gifts, it really can be identified as several of the gifts, it is that matter of proclaiming truth. We might just simply say preaching...preaching. It is a function of the church that the Word of God be preached. In fact, let me begin by saying something that I want to plant in your mind and then I'll repeat it as we go because I think it's so important. There's really only one primary reason to choose a church, only one primary reason to choose a church and that is the character of its preaching.
Now when people evaluate churches they might evaluate them on the basis of many things. But there's only one that really sets the tone. The single most important reason to choose a church is the nature and character of its preaching and teaching. Where you have strong biblical preaching and teaching, everything else tends toward strength. Where you do not have strong biblical teaching and preaching, everything else is weak and tends toward shallowness. Preaching sets the tone in the church, proclaiming biblical truth is essential. Why? "Because man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God."
Preaching the Word of God, teaching the Word of God is a critical function in the life of the church. And, of course, we live in a time when preaching is being depreciated and it is being set aside in favor of other forms of communication. But the essential reality for the church, that which basically dictates its strength or weakness, is the character of its preaching and teaching. You show me a church where there is strong biblical preaching and teaching, and I will show you strong people and strong ministry. You show me a church where there is weak biblical preaching and I will show you a church with weak people and weak ministry. That's just how it goes because the Word of God is the food that makes believers mature and strong.
And the reality is that people in churches all across our country and all around the world are frankly starving. I hear it all the time, everywhere I go. It comes through the mail bags every day. People saying, "I can't find any place where I can be fed. I'm starving here or there or wherever it might be. Where do I find some food for my soul? Isn't anybody going to teach me the Word of God?" Cries from people all across the world, really. People are starving.
Some of them know what they're starving for. Some of them know they're starving for the knowledge of God which comes through His Word. And some of them don't know it. In fact, there are many people in churches who are starving and don't know what for. They really don't know that what they really need is the clear, penetrating Word of God proclaimed and taught. People are starving for the knowledge of God, whether they know it or not. Some do, some don't. They're starving to know their God deeply, to know Him broadly, to understand the world through His view. They're starving for a sound theology that they can live on, build their life on, be anchored by. They're starving for divine wisdom which comes through the knowledge of God in His revelation. People are starving for the knowledge of God. People live out their beliefs. We live according to our doctrinal standards, our doctrinal convictions. And where they're strong, you tend to have a strong life. Where they're weak, you tend to have a weak life. The Word is the foundation for everything and God has ordained that it be preached in His church. And that's what makes His church strong.
Turn to 1 Peter chapter 4, for a moment, I'm just going to introduce this, this morning, and then finish it tonight. I'm going to give you the introduction this morning, and the sermon tonight. In 1 Peter chapter 4 and verse 11, we read this, "Whoever speaks, let him speak as it were the utterances of God." That's simple enough. Whoever speaks, let him speak the utterances of God. Let him speak what God has spoken. Let him preach the Word. That's what it's saying. Let him tell us about God from God's own revelation. Whoever speaks, let him speak the utterances of God.
One of my heroes, now with the Lord, the great preachers of the church's history was Martyn Lloyd-Jones, a Welch man who preached with such great power in London. And looking at his life, one friend said this, "He brought more of the sense of God than any other man." That's why he being dead, yet speaks. That's why his tapes continue to circulate though he's long gone. That's why his material is continually put into books and read across the face of the earth because he brings people to God. When he speaks, he speaks the oracles of God.
Back in Isaiah chapter 52 there's a wonderful testimony to the centrality of preaching, being the Word of God. In Isaiah 52 and verse 7, familiar words yet very important, "How lovely on the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news." In other words, how wonderful it is when a messenger comes, running across the mountains with good news. "This messenger who comes brings good news, announces peace, brings good news of happiness, who announces salvation and says to Zion, 'Your God reigns.'" How wonderful it is when a messenger comes and tells us about our sovereign God. How wonderful when the messenger stands up and says, "Your God is in charge. Your God is sovereign in the midst of everything." Good news of peace, good news of salvation, good news that God reigns. The preacher brings news about God. He brings news that God saves, that God wants peace with sinners. He brings news that God is in charge, no matter how bad things look. Your God reigns. He hasn't abdicated. That's good news.
We preach God...God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit...revealed through the Word of God. "If any man speaks, let him speak the utterances of God." Not his own opinion, not somebody else's opinion, not the collective opinion of any group, not the contemporary consensus. When you speak, you speak the utterances of God.
God has ordained then that people need to know Him and that the way in which they can know Him is when they are given His Word, which reveals Him. And God has chosen the means to be preaching. Let me show you this from Ephesians chapter 4...Ephesians chapter 4. Now this is a very, very important portion of Scripture, starting in verse 11 and running down to verse 16, important enough for me to read it to you and then I'll make some brief comments. Ephesians 4:11, "And He gave some as Apostles and some as prophets and some as evangelists, and some as pastors and teachers...or hyphenated, pastor/teachers...for the equipping of the saints for the work of service, or ministry, to the building up of the body of Christ until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God to a mature man, to the measure of the stature which belongs to the fullness of Christ. As a result, we are no longer to be children, tossed here and there by waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine by the trickery of men, by craftiness and deceitful scheming, but speaking the truth in love we ought to grow up in all aspects into Him who is the head, even Christ from whom the whole body being fitted and held together by that which every joint supplies, according to the proper working of each individual part causes the growth of the body for the building up of itself in love." Great passage, profound, far-reaching.
Let me give you the sense of it. You start at the end...the very end. That tells you the objective. The Lord wants a church that is whole, a whole body that is fitted and held together by that which every joint supplies. In other words, He wants a fully functioning body where every factor is functioning appropriately, where everything is happening exactly the way it ought to happen. Further he describes that as according to the proper working of each individual part. The Lord wants every individual in His body to be fully functioning so that the body is whole and fully operative, because...the end of verse 16...this causes the growth of the body, for the building up of itself in love. The Lord wants to show love to the world. "God so loved the world that He gave His Son." The Lord wants to demonstrate love to the world, "By this shall all men know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another." The Lord wants us to radiate His love to the world, His saving love. In order to do that, we need to be built up and mature. In order to be built up and mature, every part of the body must be functioning.
How's that going to happen? How is it going to happen? Back to verse 11, "And He gave some as Apostles, and some as prophets, and some as evangelists, and some as pastor/teachers for the equipping of the saints for the work of service to the building up of the body of Christ."
How does it happen that the body is built up in love? How does it happen that the body is fully functioning? How does it happen to the churches, everything God wants it to be? It happens through the ministry of preachers and teachers, Apostles, prophets, evangelists, and pastor/teachers. That's how He identifies it. He gave these to the church for the building up of the body so that...in verse 13...it all might attain to the unity of the faith. What does that mean? Sound faith, not the unity of faith subjective, but the unity of faith objective, doctrine.
The church needs to be built up in sound doctrine. Notice verse 13, it needs to come to the full knowledge of the Son of God. That is to say it needs to think broadly and deeply and highly about the person of Jesus Christ and being raptured with the fullness of His glory. It needs to be Christ-centered as well as having sound doctrine, then it can be a mature man to the measure of the stature which belongs to the fullness of Christ. It's to be Christlike, and that is to have the full knowledge of Christ and a full foundation of sound doctrine.
Verse 14 suggests that the church is not to be like a little child that gets tossed here and there by waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine by the trickery of men, by craftiness and deceitful scheming. So many churches are infantile and immature and they are easily distracted and drawn away by error and deception and lies and false teaching. The Lord wants a full church, a whole church, a mature church, a fully functioning church, a church that is like Jesus Christ, a church where there's unity of doctrinal understanding, where there's a complete absorption in the knowledge of the person of the Son of God, where there is Christlikeness. He wants that church to stand up mature in its Christlikeness and radiate His love to a lost world. And in order to bring the church to that place, it says in verse 11, He gave some Apostles, some prophets, some evangelists and some pastor/teachers...preachers.
Apostles and prophets were teachers. The Apostles were those unique ones called alongside Jesus, the Twelve, to whom Jesus gave a commission to go and preach. And, of course, it was there preaching that established the foundation of doctrine so that the early church in Acts 2:42 studied the Apostles' doctrine. And then once the church was established, the Lord ordained preachers in the churches called prophets early. And they were those who spoke for God in the local churches. They were the proclaimers of truth.
Now the Apostles and the prophets were the foundation. Ephesians 2:20 says, "He gave Apostles and prophets as the foundation of the church." After the foundation when the edifice began to go up, the Apostles and the prophets were replaced by the evangelists and the teaching pastors. The evangelists do what the Apostles did. The Apostles were messengers who took the gospel. Evangelists are those who preach the gospel to the unconverted. They win people to Christ. They plant churches, establish churches, reach lost people, bring them into the church. And pastor/teachers replaced the prophets who then took the church and nurtured and gave God's Word to the church.
But the point that I'm making is that all that God has designed for the fullness of the maturity of His church to the full stature of Christlikeness is achieved through the ministry of preaching and teaching by gifted men. That's the life of the church. Jesus established the model. Let's go back to the gospels.
In Matthew chapter 4...Matthew chapter 4, as we enter into this fourth chapter, Jesus has gone through the temptation in the wilderness. He has been baptized. He's been set apart for His ministry. And now after the baptism of Jesus, after His temptation in the wilderness, He begins His ministry. And I want you to notice it in verse 17. "From that time, at the very outset of His ministry, Jesus began to...what?...preach and say, 'Repent for the Kingdom of heaven is at hand.'" That's a summary of His sermon, not the whole thing. Jesus began to preach. God sent Jesus into the world to preach. Somebody said, "God had only one Son, He made Him a preacher." He came into the world to preach. That was God's ordained way to communicate His truth, to take His written Word, His revealed Word and give it to men to the proclamation of a gifted man, Jesus the preacher.
Look at Luke chapter 4 and I want you to see the flow here, Luke chapter 4 verses 43 and 44. He said to them, "I must preach the Kingdom of God." What is that? Everything about God, everything that fits in God's dominion, everything that fits in God's realm. "I must preach the Kingdom of God." And by the way, He did until His ascension, even after His resurrection He spoke to them of things concerning the Kingdom of God. "I must preach the Kingdom of God to the other cities also, for I was sent for this purpose. And He kept on preaching in the synagogues of Judea." I'm sure there might have been some people who would have quibbled with His methodology, who would have suggested that maybe preaching wasn't the best means. Maybe there were some more sophisticated ways to communicate truth to the Jewish culture, but Jesus was a preacher and thus by God's design.
Go back to Matthew chapter 10 and let's see how He passed on that responsibility to His disciples. Jesus called together the disciples, the 12 Apostles in verse 2, Simon and Andrew and James and John, and Philip, Bartholomew, Thomas, Matthew, James, Thaddaeus, Simon, Judas. Calls together His 12 Apostles and in verse 7 it says, "He said this to them, 'And as you go, preach...preach and say this, the Kingdom of heaven is at hand.'" Go preach, He said. God sent His Son into the world, He was a preacher. He chose 12 men to come alongside of Him and He made them preachers.
Look at Acts chapter 10. Here is one of those 12, namely Peter. And he's in the house of Cornelius preaching, doing what he was commissioned to do. And he preaches and identifies in verse 42 why he preaches. He says this, Acts 10:42, "And He ordered us to preach to the people and solemnly to testify that this is the one who has been appointed by God as judge of the living and the dead. Of Him all the prophets bear witness that through His name everyone who believes in Him receives forgiveness of sins." He said, "He told us to preach...to preach the gospel."
So, Jesus was a preacher and Jesus ordained 12 other preachers. After the 12 came another Apostle, namely Paul. Turn to Galatians chapter 1. Paul was not included among the Twelve but came later. He is sort of the third generation of preachers. And when he came to conversion, he came to know the Lord, and was saved, he immediately began to preach. Back in verse 11 of Galatians 1 he talks about the gospel which was preached by me.
But notice over in verse 23, when the Jews heard this former persecutor of Christians, this Christian killer now preaching, this is what they said. Verse 23, "He who once persecuted us is now preaching the faith which he once tried to destroy. And they were glorifying God because of me." Jesus was a preacher. The Apostles were preachers. Paul was a preacher. Paul had a protege. Who was Paul's son in the faith? Timothy. And what did he say to Timothy as he was coming to the end of his life and ministry? In 2 Timothy chapter 4 verse 2 he said, "Timothy, preach the Word." He made Timothy into a preacher. And he said, "Timothy, preach it in such a way to faithful men that they'll be able to preach it also and the chain has been unbroken." It's a long line of preachers. That's been God's ordained means, nothing's changed. This is God's design.
Turn to 1 Corinthians chapter 1. I know there are people today who would like to substitute a music group or a drama team for the preacher. I know there are people who would like to take the Word of God out of the preacher's mouth and put something more quote/unquote "relevant" into it. I know there are people who think that the preacher who preaches the Word of God is out of touch with where people are and that the most important thing about communication is finding out exactly where people are and crossing the bridge of where they are. I know there are people like that today and there were people like that in Paul's day, too.
Paul went to Corinth. Corinth was a very sophisticated city. It wasn't a very old city, about 100 years old, had been rebuilt by the Romans about a hundred years before Paul got there. It was a fairly new city, it was a crossroad city on the sort of...on the peninsula between Greece and Macedonia. It was a crossroads of the world there. It was a dynamic city. It was a wicked, wicked city. In fact, a verb in the Greek to Corinthianize means to go to bed with a prostitute. The town was synonymous with prostitution. It was in every sense the worst and best of pagan culture...very sophisticated. Had the worship of all the reigning deities, had the trafficking of all the current philosophies and theories of life and time and eternity. It was all there, the Epicureans were there, the Stoics were there. Everybody was there. It was the crossroads of thought. Paul went into that city.
Now if you were living in modern times, somebody would want to sit down with him and tell him he needed to study the cultural bridges so he could figure out which one to cross to get to those people. And he needed to really be sensitive to how they thought and how they acted and how they responded and what their world was like and what it felt like to be a Corinthian. And certainly you're not in utter disregard of that. But I want you to notice how Paul approached this very sophisticated city. If there was one thing that they loved in Corinth, it was oratory. They were utterly enamored with fancy talkers. In fact, people used to stand on the shore and put smooth rocks in their mouth and practice speeching...speaking to increase their enunciation. Great stories exist about that. Oratory was revered. Complicated, difficult philosophies were held in high esteem. Somebody might have said, "Now, Paul, if you're going to go in there, you've got to be sharp, you've got to be smooth, you've got to be clever, you've got to be glib. You've really got to understand where they're at," and so forth.
But listen to what he says. First Corinthians 1:17, "Christ didn't send me to baptize but to preach the gospel, not in cleverness of speech..." stop there a minute. He took him on at the very point of their cultural identity. He said, "The one thing I will not do is meet you on the ground of cleverness of speech. Whether that enamors you or not is immaterial. Christ didn't send me to baptize, Christ sent me to preach the gospel, not in cleverness of speech." Because that could make the cross of Christ void. I could cancel out the reality of my message if I get it garbled up in contemporary jargon. And he says in verse 18, "I know this, the word of the cross is to those who are perishing...what?...foolishness." That's how it is to people who are perishing, it is foolishness. It always will be foolishness. "But to those who are being saved, it is the power of God." That simple preaching of the gospel. He talks about it in chapter 2, "Preaching Jesus Christ and Him crucified in weakness, fear and trembling. Not in persuasive words of wisdom." That's simple trembling humble preaching of the gospel caused people to criticize Paul mercilessly. They said his speech is contemptible, 2 Corinthians 10. They said his presence...his presence is inadequate, unimpressive. The man is too simplistic. There's nothing about him that charms us. He lacks oratorical ability. Where is the great wisdom coming out of this man's mouth? Where are the clever ditties? All it is is this simple cross business. "But to those who are perishing, that's foolishness. But to those who are being saved, it's the power of God." And since God is determining who is being saved, better to stick with the power, right?
"It is written...verse 19, quoted out of Isaiah...I will destroy the wisdom of the wise and the cleverness of the clever I will set aside." You know, God gets great pleasure in ignoring man's egotistical cultural thought patterns and just cutting to the core with the simplicity of the gospel. And that's because of verse 21, "Since in the wisdom of God, the world through its wisdom did not come to know God, God was well pleased through the foolishness of preaching, literally in the Greek, through the foolishness of preaching to save those who believe."
The point is simply this. Very, very profound point, for centuries since the Fall, man has been trying to come to God through human wisdom and never succeeded. So, since the world through its wisdom has never come to know God, God has been pleased to save those who believe through the foolishness of preaching.
It's not a question of how sophisticated can you be, or how clever can you be, or how culturally astute can you be, or how relevant can you be. It's a question of how clear can you be. How clear can you be in articulating the gospel, the good news? It is God's design through the foolishness of preaching. And I know in the eyes of many in the world, I'm a fool and any preacher is a fool. That's all right. That gives God all the glory when people hear fools and are powerfully transformed.
You see, God has so designed and it's because it's His choice to do so, from before the foundation of the world, certain men and women would come to know Him and be a part of His eternal Kingdom. Their names were written in the Lamb's Book of Life. And then God designed that they would come to faith through hearing the message preached. That's the plan. I really don't want to mess with the plan. My responsibility is to be faithful as a preacher, to preach the Word in season, out of season, when it's popular, when it's not. That's the plan that God through the foolishness of preaching saves those who believe. That's His purpose.
People say, "Why do you have such an emphasis in your church on preaching and teaching?" Now you know, right? I remember a man was asking me about our services some years back. And he said, "Tell me about your worship service." He was a pastor. And I said sure, we sing and pray and praise the Lord together as a congregation and then I preach.
"Well how long is your service?"
"Oh, long. About an hour and 30 minutes, an hour and 45 minutes sometimes."
"Well how much time do you take in that service?"
"Oh, about 50 minutes or so."
And he said this, "Well, you're really interrupting worship with all that talking."
Let me tell you something. Martin Luther said this, he was right. "The highest worship of God is the preaching of His Word." That's right. You as a congregation cannot honor God more than by listening reverently to His Word with an obedient heart. You can't honor Him more. You can't worship Him more than by listening to His Word with an obedient heart. That's the supreme act of worship. I'm not here to interrupt your worship. I'm here to focus your worship on the God who is being revealed in His Word. Preaching.
I'm telling you, it breaks my heart to see preaching being diminished as it is today, to see preachers being diminished. The preaching of the Word of God is God's plan, but it's being diminished in our time and a lot of young men who maybe 15 years ago, gifted young men, would have gone off to seminary and learned how to be expositors of the Word of God are now enamored by media kinds of things and enamored by the relevancy kind of New Wave preaching and they're turning away from the Word of God and we're losing men who would be gifted. And I'm sure it grieves the heart of God and that's one of the reasons why we're so excited to put this building up and to keep training men who are committed to teaching and preaching the Word of God, according to the way that God has laid out the plan. I mean, throughout the history of the church, basically the force, the power of the church with the great men who preached and taught the Word of God. Times have changed and we need to see God raise up some great preachers in the days ahead.
But that's what we do as a church. If you wonder why we do what we do here, this is why we do it, because this is what the Word of God tells us to do, to open the Scripture and to introduce you to the God who is revealed there, right? In all His fullness.
So I go right back to where I started. The primary purpose for choosing a church is the biblical preaching. That's why you choose a church because that's what makes every other area strong and conforms it all to the Word and to the God of the Word. And therein lies the power.
Well tonight I'm going to preach the sermon from 2 Timothy 4, I want to take you in to 3 and 4, preach the Word, what does that mean? What's the context of that great, great passage?
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LEXINGTON, Va. — Opening ODAC play against the defending league champions on Saturday, the Washington and Lee baseball team swept Lynchburg at Cap'n Dick Smith Field. The Generals defeated the Hornets, 6-3, in the first, and held on for a 3-2 victory in the nightcap.
The W&L (7-4, 2-0 ODAC) pitching staff held the Hornets (6-6, 0-2 ODAC) to five runs on 13 hits in 18.0 innings. The Blue and White struck out 15 batters in the doubleheader.
Senior Ian Shaw (Atlanta, Ga./Riverwood) went 6.2 innings to earn the victory in opener. He improved to 2-0 on the year, while striking out five. Senior Eric Wisotsky (West Windsor, N.J./Plainsboro North) allowed one run in 2.0 innings of relief, and junior Jake Rudolph (Cordova, Tenn./Memphis University School) struck out the final batter of the game to record his second save of the season.
Sophomore Brandon Miller (Vesuvius, Va./Rockbridge County) took the loss, after giving up three runs on 10 hits in 5.0 innings. He fell to 1-3 on the season.
The Hornets jumped out to the early lead on a solo home run to left field by senior shortstop Michael Kenah (Clifton, Va./James W. Robinson) in the top of the third.
The Blue and White took the lead (3-1) in the bottom of the fifth when it rallied for three runs. Senior shortstop Jonathan Stutts (Charlotte, N.C./Charlotte Country Day) hit a RBI double over the head of the right fielder, senior outfielder Will Salley (Augusta, Ga./Westside) followed with a RBI single to center and senior first baseman Alex Maragos (Chicago, Ill./Loyola Academy) capped the rally with a sacrifice fly to right, which plated Stutts.
Lynchburg got one run back, 3-2, with a sacrifice fly in the sixth, but the Generals responded with two in the bottom of the inning. Sophomore Drew Weprinsky (Atlanta, Ga.) ripped a one-run single to right field, and then later came around to score on a wild pitch to push the advantage to 5-2.
Stutts knocked in the team's final run with a RBI triple to center in the eighth. Lynchburg added one more in the ninth on a RBI single by Kenah, but Rudolph's strikeout sealed the victory for W&L.
In game two of the twinbill, Maragos launched a ball over the right-field fence in the bottom of the second to give the Generals a 1-0 lead. It was his first home run of the season. The Blue and White added to its lead in the third when junior outfielder Keegan Dolan (Bethesda, Md./Landon) scored on an error. The Generals scored their final run of the contest on a RBI single by senior designated hitter Alex Mait (Chesterfield, Va./Clover Hill) in the fifth.
The Hornets rallied in the sixth to close the gap to one, 3-2. Junior first baseman Dustin Arrowood (Lynchburg, Va./Rustburg) lined a one-run double to left center, and sophomore catcher Rob Tomasulo (Somers, N.Y./Somers) hit a RBI single to left. It would be all Lynchburg would be able to score, as the Generals' bullpen did not allow a run the rest of the game.
Junior Nate Plein (El Cajon, Calif./St. Augustine) pitched 5.1 innings to earn the win. He improved to 2-1 on the season, while allowing two earned runs, four hits and striking out two. Sophomore Cory Smith (Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley) threw 1.2 scoreless innings of relief with two strikeouts. Rudolph pitched a perfect eighth and ninth inning, with two strikeouts, to earn his second save of the day and third of the year.
Sophomore Martin Henderlite (Roanoke, Va./Lord Botetourt) was the tough-luck loser for the Hornets. He went 5.0 innings, gave up three runs (two earned) and struck out two in his first loss of the season. Sophomore Charlie Thieringer (Long Valley, N.J./West Morris Central) pitched three perfect innings of relief, striking out three.
The Generals continue ODAC play on Wednesday when they travel to Bridgewater for a 4:00 pm game.
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Well, but he in his normal mode still sucks. But his opponents are all freaks. Riko with her rosary can control her hair and is überstrong. Aria is already gifted and strong, now with hihiirokane she's a god. Shirayuki is a choutei and stealth user so she's strong.
I wonder if Aria and Riko can slice bullet like Kinji in HSS mode. We see Shirayuki did it, but she's an ability user and she must have used something at that time to be able to slice the bullet when she first engaged in cat fight against Aria, Aria also mentioned if Shirayuki is a choutei when she saw her sliced bullet in close distance, but she said nothing when Kinji did.
We never see anyone besides Kinji, Holmes and GIII to catch sword with two fingers either. And they're all in HSS mode.
And while Kana taught Kinji how to use bullet to reflect bullet using bullet, Kinji surpassed him by being able to return bullet using bullet. "Slash" is also a skill he acquired by himself when he came up with the theory right before trying it and succeeded.
I don't understand why as strong as Kinji is, he has so much trouble to defeat opponent that the next villain who he can defeat can easily curbstorm. All 4 girls from Baskerville lost against Kaname in curbstorm fashion, the next fight they still lost, then Kaname got owned by GIII like a fly, then Kinji went to fight on par with GIII. He defeated Kana in vol. 4, but he has so much trouble against Patra (mainly because he didn't go to HSS mode for the usual reason which is "I'm not good with ecchi stuff!") while Kana easily defeated Patra.
Also, Kana's first shot by Holmes was when he tried to beg Holmes not to harm Kinji and got snipe by a rifle using Kana's technique (which he uses pistol to do). His next shot got when he was trying to protect Kinji, but his HSS mode also got canceled by Holmes' roar then which is the reason why Kinji was in panic in the first place.
Well, if Holmes was younger then he would be able to deduce Kinji's last attack, but he's already old even before losing Hidan, his aging just progressed but he is already old. I think if Kinji traveled back in time to fight Holmes when he was young then it would be a fair fight. Still, no one can possibly beat Holmes when he had Hidan anyway. The power he received from Hidan make the other irokane holders we met so far look like toys, besides Aria.
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In a straight fight, those with HSS are monsters. If you want to beat Kinji you probably have a better chance getting some girls to seduce him Even Kana mentioned Kinji needs to solve that problem of his...
And then there's the personality shifts... use HSS too many times, and he's afraid he might change for the worse; becoming a womanizer, taking advantage of girls and be basically what you see in anime as 'enemy of all women' characters.
Kana/Kinichi have already shown with HSS it can mess with your head; as 'Kana' Kinichi doesn't know Kinji's talking to him/her at times, when Kinji calls her 'older brother'.
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It makes me wonder why are Aria and Holmes the only ones capable of using power from irokane. But there are many different irokanes. Can't they be used too? I also wonder what kind of power do other irokanes have.
And Aria used both hands to stop Shirayuki's katana when they first fought. But Kinji, Holmes and GIII used two fingers.
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The blue rosary was an irokane and I think Shirayuki's sword too is an irokane though not sure because she is already a choutei so she doesn't need an irokane which makes an ordinary person into a choutei. The Shirayuki clan is taking care of Irokane.
And the war for Irokane is just starting so we will probably see more but right now. Irokane are still a mystery and not many people can utilize it because of it's tiresome requirements to be used and also the compatibility issues.
|2012-02-20, 16:39
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(that time during the sports festival to use her hair to steal opponents' swimwear don't count as 'serious' )
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I have a feeling that I might be an idiot for choosing to study vehicle engineering in university because I want to recreate the fight scenes from this series as well as Bond's cars. Now I regret it...
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I plain skipped whatever got posted in this thread in order to avoid reading spoilers;
I finished reading the 7th volume of the novel on bakatsuki, but i wanted to know if there is some other place that has the other volumes fully (fan)translated.
I'm sorry if i posted in the wrong section, but the ones who read it surely know where to find it(unless they all know jap). It's okay if i have do dl the pdf, or it's online reading. It's only that bakatsuki hasn't got the 8th volume completed yet.
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It's a shame that LN vol. 8 hasn't been translated that much, and vol. 9 lacks the last chapter. But to me those volumes are not very interesting. What I truly want to read is vol. 10 and 11 fully translated.
I'm content with just reading detailed summary though, but I guess i should try learning Japanese for real since I took a break from college.
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thanks for translating and putting up summaries
anyone mind listing the weapons each character use?
and will anyone ever confirm if Kinji's knife is made of irokane? does he even have anything made from one? though having one made from Riirokane would be nice...
they did comment on how he doesn't guard himself
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U.S. hopes familiarity breeds quick chemistry for WJCby Adam Kimelman
Some might say familiarity builds contempt, but for USA Hockey, familiarity appears to be the organization's greatest ally when it comes to building the team that will go to Russia for the 2013 World Junior Championship.
Of the 27 players invited to USA Hockey's national junior team selection camp, 25 were part of the final 34-player group that skated in exhibition games against teams from Sweden and Finland in Lake Placid, N.Y., in August.
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"I'm just glad that this team that was announced today will have some chemistry because they were together in Lake Placid," U.S. coach Phil Housley said. "That's going to help because we don't have a lot of time to prepare like other countries. Even Canada, I think they're going to have more prep time. Any time you get a group of guys together and you can return again together, I think they can pick up right where they left off."
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"The challenge with us is we don't have extended international break programs like some of our European countries' teams do, and the coaches are around the players a lot more," Team USA general manager Jim Johansson said. "We have a limited time for our coaches to be around the players. And they also come to our program and might be asked to do one thing and when they're playing on their team they're used in a different capacity. It's important to build identity and chemistry in the camp."
All nine blueliners and 13 of the 15 forwards picked for the selection camp were in Lake Placid, including all three forwards from Team USA's top line in Lake Placid: Sean Kuraly, Mario Lucia and Stefan Noesen.
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NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA-Thirteen teams will comprise the field as the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth will host their first home track meet of the 2010 outdoor season.
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Ludwig Strikes Out 8 in Complete-Game Loss in Game 1
WEST HAVEN, Conn. — The Yale University baseball team led 3-0 in Game 1 before Harvard rallied to pull out a 4-3 victory of Sunday's doubleheader at Yale Field, but the Bulldogs came storming back in Game 2, rallying from a 3-2 deficit to earn a 5-3 victory to salvage the split.
Yale sophomore shortstop Cale Hanson went a combined 5-for-8 in the two games with five singles, two runs scored and two stolen bases, extending his on-base streak to 33 consecutive games.
In Game 1, Yale's starting pitcher, senior Pat Ludwig, tossed a gem but once again suffered from bad luck in a complete game loss. It was Ludwig's second complete game in his last three starts. He struck out eight Harvard batters while scattering six hits and walking just one. He gave up four runs, but only two were earned.
Yale opened the game with a three-run first inning that appeared to give Ludwig all the support he needed. Ludwig cruised through the first five innings, allowing just two hits and three base runners in holding Harvard scoreless over that stretch.
However, Harvard opened the sixth inning with back-to-back singles by Jeff Reynolds and Kyle Larrow, and then the Crimson used a one-out, two-run triple by Steven Dill to cut Yale's lead to 3-2. Dill then scored on a passed ball with two outs to tie the game at 3-3.
In the eighth, Reynolds led off with a single, but Ludwig struck out the next two batters to move to within one out of escaping any damage. Reynolds then advanced to second on a wild pitch, which put him in position to score the winning run on an error by Yale second baseman Jacob Hunter.
After scoring three runs on five hits in the first inning off of Harvard starter Matt Timoney, Yale could not keep the momentum going against Harvard's bullpen, which kept the Bulldogs from scoring any more runs the rest of the way.
Baron Davis replaced Timoney with two outs in the first inning and worked 4.2 scoreless innings, giving up four hits with two strikeouts and two walks. Andrew Ferreira worked the final 2.2 innings, giving up just one hit with three strikeouts.
The pair of relievers gave the Crimson bats the chance they needed to capitalize on another tough-luck outing by Ludwig. Yale's senior right-hander is the team's best pitcher and he showed it on Sunday. He is also one of the best in the league. Ludwig leads the Ivy League in strikeouts (50), strikeouts looking (21), and he is second in ERA (2.50) and third in opposing batting average (.238). However, his record doesn't show how well he has pitched this season. He is 0-4 and Yale is 0-7 in games that he has started, scoring three runs or less in five of those games.
"Pat doesn't have a win, but there is not a pitcher I have seen all year that I would take over him," Yale head coach John Stuper said. "He might be the best pitcher in our league. He has battled and battled every start. He has been outstanding. I hope we can get him a few W's going forward. He certainly deserves it."
Despite the tough loss in the opening game, Yale bounced right back in Game 2, jumping out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning on an RBI groundout by Kevin Fortunato and an RBI single by David Toups.
Harvard responded with two runs in the top of the third inning on a two-run triple by Reynolds that tied the game at 2-2. The Crimson seized a 3-2 lead in the top of the fourth inning on an RBI single by Larrow.
The Bulldogs had the last laugh, however, tying the game in the bottom of the sixth inning on an RBI double by Josh Scharff.
The Bulldogs then opened the bottom of the eighth inning with back-to-back doubles by Hunter and Fortunato to pull ahead 4-3. Fortunato later scored on an RBI sacrifice bunt by Charlie Neil to give Yale the 5-3 victory.
"In any sport, I've always said that you can't always play well, but you can always play hard," Stuper said. "After an absolutely crushing loss in Game 1 in which we did not play particularly well, these guys came back with energy and got a win. That's why I love this team. We've had a tough year, but boy, they come to play."
Nolan Becker started and worked 7.2 innings, giving up three runs on six hits with seven strikeouts before giving way to reliever Eric Shultz (4-1). The senior right-hander worked the final 1.1 innings, giving up just one hit in scoreless relief to earn his fourth win of the season.
Scharff, who entered the day mired in a 1-for-20 slump went a combined 4-for-6 with three singles, a double, a walk and an RBI to lead the Yale bats. Hunter went 3-for-8 with two runs scored.
Yale is scheduled to cap its 11-game home stand with a nine-inning game against in-state rival Sacred Heart on Tuesday beginning at 3:30 p.m. at Yale Field.
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If you were to describe what it means to be a man in one word, what would it be and why?
"I think a "real" man, despite orientation, should exude a sense of strength in all life applications. Work, play, love, all of it."
Word: Strength
Occupation: Sever of the Zaa
Age: 24
From: Kansas City, MO
Life, it likes to do this thing where it challenges everything that you believe and dream of. You can say it is the universe, god, or a spiritual entity, but at the end of the day, the source of friction that you believe is delivering this to your doorstep does not really change the amount of challenge that every human is confronted with.
Years ago I had taken it upon myself to learn how to craft my own wooden furniture. I spent hours online looking at designs and styles I loved, watched YouTube videos, and bought books on the topic. Finally, I decided on my first project and proceeded to start the arduous scary process of doing something for the first time.
I drove around until I found some wooden pallets in a dumpster or scavenged Craigslist for any free lumber that was posted. After accumulating a mountain of wood and a decent amount of frustration trying to pull the pallets apart, I was then launched into the phase of the project that slowly began to change my life. Articulating my vision. Back in Step 2 I briefly touch on the topic of creating a vision. Well, woodworking is a very practical example of creating a vision and then acting upon it.
The western world is saturated with self-help literature, self-proclaimed gurus, and nonsensical material attempting to manipulate you into following their "best" methods. If you spend any time on social media the amount of content created to inspire and motivate you seems to be an up an established trend. This stuff is everywhere.
Time and time again I run into men who struggle with finding the motivation to get up and actually take action in life. So, I started an ongoing series to help men who struggle with this. I wanted to create practical tools and ways for men to get a jump start in their life.
This whole article is based on the current results of a survey The Man Effect started in early April 2018. So, if you have not yet had a chance to take this survey on masculinity please take a couple moments out of your day, click the button below and go take it.
Yet again, another shooting has happened in America, and I am sad to say I believe it won't be the last. It saddens my heart deeply when lives are unnecessarily taken, and I find it odd that this has become something that our society has to now be on alert for. I remember when Columbine shooting happened. It was as an eerie day, and yet we seem to be living in a sort of groundhogs type society where this is repeating.
When ponding on the lost lives and the heated gun control debates that are ruining social media, I wondered what can I actually tangible do to make a difference in these moments when I feel so helpless from afar.
For quite some time now I have been asking the people of Reddit, Facebook, and the humans around me what they think when it comes to the topic of masculinity.
I have been listening and observing what people think on this topic publicly since 2014. You can check out some of the interviews I have done here if you like photos and here if you like videos.
I have been spending years now studying and researching the topic of masculinity and what it means to other men and women. If you have not had a chance yet check out the photography side of this website where I have interviewed hundreds of people asking them all the same question, "If you were to describe what it means to be a man in one word, what would it be and why?"
These are all things I want to touch on in this article. Male friendships are a huge deal and play an important role in life, not only to me but men at large. For the sake of this article, though, I want to start off with defining male friendships.
Male friendships: Two men who have a sense of comradery. They may spend time together, have similar interests, or relate on a deep level. They at times can have an unspoken and spoken commitment to the other individual.
It has been one of my strongest desires with starting The Man Effect to help encourage men to be authentic and more present. Well, I was talking to one of my cousins who is a therapist, and we were discussing psychology and life in general. That is when being present came up in our conversation, and it inspired me to want to write an article to encourage men to grow in this arena and give them practical tips on how to do so.


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Only a little more than a month into 2013, Le Duff America—the world's second-largest restaurant company in the bakery café segment, with brands like Bruegger's Bagels and la Madeleine Country French Café in its portfolio—can already tell it's going to be a big year.
For starters, it recently purchased casual-dining chain Mimi's Cafe from Bob Evans for $50 million. It also plans to begin franchising the growing la Madeleine brand, and is expanding Bruegger's presence with both traditional and nontraditional unit openings.
The latter predicts a six percent increase in new bakery openings in 2013—nine franchise locations and 10 corporate units, for 19 in total—and hopes to launch more than 100 new bakeries over the next five years.
Targeted growth markets include Atlanta; Austin, Texas; Phoenix; and Virginia Beach, Virginia. Bruegger's—which recently opened a unit on the campus of Virginia Tech—is also offering franchisees the opportunity to take over company-owned stores in three markets: Nashville, Tennessee; Tallahassee, Florida; and Huntsville, Alabama.
Paul Carolan, chief development officer for Le Duff America, says the brand has experienced five years of comparable sales growth, and has an AUV of more than $700,000 and build-out costs of $400,000–$500,000.
"The timing for [expanding] Bruegger's couldn't be better," he says.
And the time is also ripe for franchising another brand in its portfolio: la Madeleine Country French Café.
The 60-plus-unit chain has been making a name for itself in markets like Texas and Louisiana since 1983, but it wasn't until recently that Le Duff was ready to take the brand out of company hands—and for good reason, Carolan says.
"There's a gap between when you're ready to franchise and when people want to franchise," he says. "People want to franchise a lot, and they usually want to franchise for all the wrong reasons.
"They think, 'We can probably get more points of distribution, we can grow our business, we can get more royalty streams,'" he continues. "Yet, they have a brand that's not very franchise-able. It doesn't have the right customer demand, and they don't have a good economic model."
But la Madeleine, Carolan says, doesn't fit this description. After conducting several focus groups over the last few months, the brand discovered that guests had two primary complaints. First, locations weren't convenient to them, due to the fact that there simply weren't enough units. Second, guests said restaurants were just too busy.
"That's a good problem to have," Carolan says.
With an AUV of $2.1 million and an EBITDA approaching 18 percent, he says the brand is a great sales-to-investment ratio for potential franchisees.
La Madeleine's first franchisee, Buddy Beach—also a Red Mango franchisee—signed an agreement at the end of 2012 to open three units in Western Texas, located in Lubbock, Midland, and Amarillo.
Carolan says the company is being very selective when vetting potential operators. "They have to have plenty of capital," he says. "To build out one of our stores, [you need] $1.2 million." He adds that franchisees must also have excellent restaurant operating skills.
Company projections call for more than a 15 percent increase in new la Madeleine units in 2013: Seven company-owned units will open their doors, and three restaurants will debut in airports with help from partner HMSHost.
The brand plans to grow in concentric circles from established markets—like New Orleans, Atlanta, and Washington, D.C.—and would like to see expansion in areas such as northern Virginia, Maryland, northern Florida, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.
"We'd like to sign five to six deals this year, and usually our goal is to have a five-unit deal in each one," Carolan says.
However, the company wants to keep growth under control. "In franchising, I think the piece that you always have to guard against is not letting … your head get beyond your heart or what you're capable of managing," Carolan says.
"A lot of times, people love their brand, but then they get so many people excited about them and with that press and all that excitement, they let go of their heart and they starting thinking with their financial mind," he continues. "All of a sudden, you've got too many franchisees opening, they're not getting support, and then you've got franchisees closing."
Carolan says the brand's goal is to manage growth and continue providing support to its future franchisees. He says Le Duff as a whole also has a long-term strategy to focus on food, customer experience, and service.
"I think that's a lot from our heritage from France and Europe," he says, adding that the brands want to "treat customers truly as guests in our home and serve up some great food that's served freshly for them."
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Having just completed my thesis, I've been thinking a lot about what directions I should persue, post-graduation. While I'll probably stick with some of the stuff I've been working on in the past, this is also an opportunity to diversify. This opens the question: what are promising areas to work on? One important qualification (though by no means the only one) is impact: I want to work on things that are important, either in the sense that they become tools used by others for a diverse set of problems, or change the way people think about or look at a particular area.
Rather than applying my own model for what work has been important, one can look back at what other people think have been the most influential papers in NLP, as well as what papers have won best paper awards recently (with the caveat that the latter is probably less indicative). The story seems to be that the most impactful papers, at least as measured by this criteria, are either MT papers, parsing papers or machine learning papers. This makes some historical sense: MT is sort of the quintessential NLP application, while parsing is essentially the language-for-language's sake task.
This analysis, unfortunately, puts me in a sticky situation. I've already been doing machine learning stuff, which I hope will turn out to be useful for other people. I'd ideally like to get back into really languagey stuff in the future, and this leaves parsing at MT. I have little interest in working on parsing (nothing against parsing: it's just not my thing, and there are lots of people who can probably do it better than me), so now I'm stuct with MT. MT is, without a doubt, an interesting topic. But the field is so crowded right now, it seems difficult to find a sufficiently large and interesting niche to carve out. I personally think out-of-English translation is promising, especially conjoined with morphological research (pretty much required when going into a highly inflected language), but there are a large number of barriers to entry to this problem (evaluation, my American-esque inability to speak any foreign language sufficiently reliably to do error analysis (except Japanese, but there's so little data there), etc.).
But regardless of my personal interests and limitations, the fact that the field is so dominated by two problems seems unfortunate. There are 44 bins that ACL allowed you to select for your topic this year and while many of them largely overlap, there are many that do not. Why, for instance, does research in discourse, inference, phonology, question answering, semantics, and word sense disambiguation have comparatively little weight in the field as a whole? Why are there six sessions on MT (plus one multilingual), six on parsing (plus two on grammars), but only two on semantics and discourse and one on language modeling at ACL this year? And beyond that, there seem to be lots of interesting problems that no one is working on (or at least that no one publishes at ACL). I do not doubt that these are interesting problems, but it seems that there is a severe skew that may not be healthy to the community.
19 June 2006
Having an Impact
Having just completed my thesis, I've been thinking a lot about what directions I should persue, post-graduation. While I'll probably stick with some of the stuff I've been working on in the past, this is also an opportunity to diversify. This opens the question: what are promising areas to work on? One important qualification (though by no means the only one) is impact: I want to work on things that are important, either in the sense that they become tools used by others for a diverse set of problems, or change the way people think about or look at a particular area.
Posted by hal at 6/19/2006 11:25:00 AM
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By parsing, do mean parsing a sentence?
If so, then doesn't Machine translation require parsing?
I am just a high schooler right now, so I apologize if the question is a bit stupid.
- 19 June, 2006 14:35
- hal said...
Yes, parsing = parsing a sentence into syntactic units. Although there is a current trend toward using sytactic information for translation, the current best systems (according to some metrics) do not use syntax at all, but essentially segment a foreign sentence into phrases, translate the phrases independently through memorizing potential translations, then reorder them to try to produce fluent output. I'm planning on putting together a "getting started in" for MT soon, but the current story is: no.
- 19 June, 2006 14:39
- A.T. Murray said...
Mind.Forth, the quintessentially NLP AI that I have been working on for a decade (and had a breakthrough in a few weeks ago), has elements of both parsing and machine translation. Alas, however, I do not know how to direct anybody towards a career in open-source artificial intelligence. I can only ask that NLP-ers download Mind.Forth, run it in Tutorial mode to watch the artificial mind think -- and show it to as many interested persons as possible. Then maybe jobs in NLP AI will begin to emerge. Best of luck!
- 19 June, 2006 23:14
- John Cass said...
Do you mean research or working for an organization?
- 20 June, 2006 08:11
- Kevin said...
I feel you! The question of doing impactful research is so important! I've been stuck thinking about my thesis topic for a while now. I want to work on something that has practical impact, either to the research community (as a well-cited paper) or to the industry/society (as a good application). However, how does one do this? It seems that one can either enter a crowded field (which guarantees a large audience) and carve out a niche, or invent a new area that have strong future impact.
As I see it, the crowded fields now are MT and parsing. To gain some recognition here, one really needs to invent some new model/technique that outperforms all the other systems (e.g. David Chiang's Hiero system), or find a less-studied area such as morphology in MT or adaptation of parsers.
Regarding new fields, personally I think things that deal with the web, such as sentiment analysis of reviews, social networks, blogs, and
>machine reading, etc. may be future killer applications because they have direct social ramifications. I also think that productivity tools, such as email analysis, may have a huge market as future office workers become buried in information. Another area that does not directly relate to NLP but has the potential is multimedia communication--there is an increasingly large repository of video and audio content on the web (eg. youtube.com) which requires easy browsing and searching. NLP and summarization of these data may open up some opportunities.
Having said all that, I'm still pretty much want to work on machine learning. Personally, I'd like to develop a research direction that allows me to stradle both machine learning and NLP, applying advanced machine learning methods to NLP, and inspiring new machine learning problems from NLP. This led me to the following question: are there types of problems in NLP that hasn't been investigated in the machine learning community?
After being stuck on figuring out a thesis topic for a while, my advisor suggested that I just start work on *something*. Anything is fine. I guess the act of working on some project may inspire me to think of better ideas.
- 21 June, 2006 14:46
- Bob Carpenter said...
The take-away message from the most "impactful" papers list is that we forget most of what happened more than 10 years ago.
What about long-term impact? My vote's for Shannon's seminal paper on information theory -- he introduced character n-grams and the noisy channel model. In the late 1940s. Or Viterbi's first-best HMM decoder?
As a field, I would claim that there haven't been *any* papers written and published in CL/ACL that'll stand the test of time.
The ACL has been around since the 1960s. I remember Ron Kaplan and Bonnie Webber complaining in 1987 that all of the significant work done in the 1970s (Lunar, parallel parsing, etc.) was either forgotten or being reinvented.
If someone had asked me the question in 1987, I'd be listing the LFG papers of Kaplan, unification grammars of Shieber, some cool work on coordination by Steedman, nifty abductive reasoning by Hobbs, etc. etc.
My guess is that Hal's current list will look just as quaint in 20 years. Especially since almost none of it is really that NLP-specific, and the stuff that is NLP-specific (Collins's parser, IBM's translation models, Identifinder/Nymble) has been superseded by "better" models.
- 21 June, 2006 15:09
- hal said...
John -- I mean research.
Kevin -- I agree new fields are fun, and probably the direction I will go. But there are two caveats. (1) It can sometime be very difficult to break ground, publishing-wise. People seems somewhat psycologically more comfortable with old ground. Moreover, and more importantly, if you start a new field, you have to solve a lot of problems, the biggest of which (from a publications perspective) is evaluation. In my experience (and the experience of many people I've talked to), this is the easiest way to have a paper killed: someone can always find something wrong with your evaluation method. (2) I don't know how much one should worry about this, but for a lot of reasonably commercially viable web-based things, I have some concern that a larger organization (eg., Google, Yahoo, MSN) would essentially scoop what new cool thing I try (not intentionally -- good ideas just seem to pop up in different places all the time) and "win" just on the basis of having more data. While this hasn't happened to me, it's a bit scary and I'd imagine somewhat frustrating.
Bob -- very insightful :). I'd imagine that of the things on the list, the only thing that has any hope of mattering is the IBM paper, if for no other reason than it really brought home the idea of alignments to NLP (of course they existed in speech for quite some time before that)...or, at least, having not been around in 1993, my impression is that this paper did that. But I think your point is well taken. There is some sense in which some of the old stuff might be coming back (the PARC people have been publishing on LFG for a few years now, some of the syntactic MT work at ISI is starting to have more and more of a unification perspective, though they don't call it that, etc.). I even know of some people who (I believe unsuccessfully, unfortunately) tried to reinvent Hobbs abductive reasoning using modern statistical techniques (note that really abduction is nothing more than Bayesian inference; the "bang" that Hobbs gets is just the explaining away phenomenon).
So what can we learn from this? That no one will remember what we do? That we should stick to whatever's the hot topic of the day? It seems there must be a positive in here, but I'm searching for it...
- 22 June, 2006 08:49
- John Cass said...
I think there's some irony to a data-mining expert wondering which topic you should research next. :-)
Though maybe rather than trying to find the topic everyone is discussing you really want to find the area no one is discussing.
- 27 June, 2006 09:11
- hal said...
My sense is that techniques vary more over time than problems. CRFs, max margin stuff, etc. are very popular now, though the problem foci (MT, parsing) haven't changed in 50 years (if anything, my sense is that things were actually more broad 15-25 years ago than they are now). Of course, this is outside my first-hand knowledge, so I may be wrong :).
- 27 June, 2006 16:47
- hal said...
Bob, I had another thought on the "things past two decades are forgotten." I don't think this is really necessarily true. We just don't remember them as papers. Especially the younguns among us, I never read the Sparck-Jones tf-idf paper, or the Viterbi paper or the unification paper, but I learned about these things in classes and clearly something like tf-idf has had more of an impact than, say, parsing with maxent models (no offense to Adwait). But I think that, at least for current students, we think of these things as "known," rather than "research." (I had to specifically seek out the Brown 93 paper to read a few years back, and that took some doing.) This of course renders "infuential papers" lists rather bogus, but I don't think it means we don't know or care about the older stuff.
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