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ESI Analysts Ekrem Eddy Güzeldere and Piotr Zalewski are leading a week long study tour in Turkey, starting on 29 May that will provide an exceptional opportunity to get to grips with key trends ahead of the June 12 parliamentary elections. It will also provide first-hand insight into ESI's analysis and work in the region.
The tour combines briefings with leading Turkish commentators, politicians, and international officials, and includes meals and accommodation. Other speakers include Joost Lagendijk, Osman Kavala, and Tanil Bora.
It is being organised by Political Tours, a study tour company established by former New York Times correspondent and then ESI analyst Nicholas Wood.
Later in June, the company is also organising a tour to Georgia, where ESI's recent work will be highlighted. Ketevan Tsikhelashvili, who conducted ESI's research there, is leading the tour along side Oxford professor of International Relations, Neil MacFarlane.
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Six years after Turkey was granted candidate status for the membership of the European Union, it seems to have hit a rut. A wide-ranging reform process that gave more rights to minorities, and increased civil liberties appears to be faltering. Distrust in the EU has grown and there are visible tensions as the country heads to elections on 12 June between the military, government, judiciary, and a polarised society.
Led by political analysts, Piotr Zalewski and Ekrem Güzeldere, the visit is the first in a series of ground breaking study-tours launched by Political Tours this year. The tour covers both Istanbul and Ankara and explores the electoral campaign with academics, journalists, politicians, activists and ordinary people.
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Cards not shying away from Bourjos' aggressive play
JUPITER, Fla. -- Ask Peter Bourjos about his aggressive play and you might be surprised to learn that the first facet of the game he brings up isn't his defense. Nor is it his baserunning. Rather, Bourjos chooses to talk hitting.
Indeed, aggressiveness can be used to define several aspects of the new speedy center fielder's game. His aggressive approach at the plate accounts for why Bourjos has averaged a walk only once in every 18 plate appearances and has a career on-base percentage of .306. He does not apologize for the philosophy because he has found it is the one that works best for him as a hitter.
Where Bourjos' aggressiveness could be most magnified, though, is in the field. At last month's Winter Warm-Up, general manager John Mozeliak suggested that Bourjos likely needs to harness some of that aggressiveness in order to decrease injury risk.
"You want your players to be aggressive and you want them to do things that become highlight reels for ESPN," Mozeliak said. "But having said that, you still want him to go every day."
Manager Mike Matheny said on Saturday, however, that he will send no such direct message, unless, of course, aggressiveness were to morph into recklessness.
"I'm not sure I ever want to ask somebody not to play their hardest," Matheny explained. "I think when you start asking a guy not to be as aggressive as he can or to try and take away from what he knows is right or what he believes is right, you may be setting him up even more for injury. ... I think a controlled aggressiveness in the field, too, is part of what makes him as good as he is. I'm not going to make a strong statement to him on that regard. ... He's been playing the game hard, and that's not something we want to take from him."
Nor does Bourjos intend to change his style of play.
"I want to take away as many hits as I can, cut them off, keep them to singles," Bourjos said. "Whether it's running into the wall or making a diving play, I want to do that. I really have fun out there playing center."
Bourjos comes to camp competing for center field playing time with incumbent Jon Jay. He also arrives healthy. The rehab work that followed September wrist surgery wrapped up this winter, and Bourjos has been swinging a bat uninhibited since the end of December.
Usually not an early arrival at Spring Training, Bourjos said he was deliberate in relocating to Florida a few days before his required report date so that he could acclimate himself with the area and his new teammates. That process has been seamless.
"There is always an anxiety coming into a new place because you don't know anybody," Bourjos said. "But right when I walked in, guys came up and introduced themselves. You could see they generally want each other to do well, and that's pretty cool to see. ... I just want to win, and hopefully we're holding up that trophy at the end of the season."


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MILTON — The Division III volleyball playoffs start late next month, but neighboring Farmington and Nute High School figured why not get a feel for the postseason atmosphere right here and now.
The undefeated Tigers (6-0) stayed that way on Monday with a draining five-game win over Nute (5-2) by scores of 13-25, 25-21, 25-14, 19-25, 15-13.
Farmington pulled out the win in Nute's small, but lively gym, despite losing the first game and trailing in the fifth game.
It was the first time this season the Tigers have given up a game.
The Rams led 7-4 in the decisive game on an ace by Heidi Cloutier.
Farmington got a sideout on a Marissa Peart kill and ran off five straight points on Kayla Squires' serve to go up 9-7. She had an ace and two kills from Peart aided the Tiger surge.
"I was just talking to myself back there saying I've got to get this one, we need this point," Kayla Squires said. "We need to keep pushing forward. I was just trying to keep my head on straight."
"Kayla, since the beginning of the season, we've scored the most points on her serve," said Farmington coach Jenn Kuehl. "She's got a great serve and we've got a strong lineup in the front when she's serving."
After Nute broke the string with a kill by Alisha Flanagan, Peart's kill and then her ace made it 11-8 and prompted a Nute timeout.
Farmington got the lead to 12-8 on a Kelsey Gregoire kill, but the Rams refused to wilt.
They cut the lead to 14-13 on two kills by Alisha Flanagan, a block by Abby Flanagan and Cloutier's block.
With Michelle Guindon serving, Nute looked to have the game tied up with a potential kill headed for the middle of the Farmington side. Jennelle Thompson dived and got a pancake save, her hand on the floor under the ball and it kept the ball alive.
"I was shocked myself," Peart said. "I thought it was down. She got it up."
"That was awesome. I was really proud of her getting down under that," Kayla Squires added.
Kayla Squires ended the match with her modest kill from the left side, which the Rams muffed.
"That was rough, that last point that we lost," said Nute coach Kristin Wilson. "It was a communication error. My girls had mixed emotions in the locker room. They played a good game, but they made little mistakes."
Peart led the Tigers with 20 kills and 17 digs. Kasey Memmolo added 44 assists and nine aces, while Thompson played a superb match at libero with 28 digs. Freshman Emily Squires added nine kills.
"We wanted it, we really did," Peart said.
"Jennelle Thompson stepped up and she was a rock star," said Farmington coach Jenn Kuehl. "She passed almost 100 percent. She only missed like three digs the entire match."
Cloutier had 17 kills for Nute, while Guindon added 18 digs and 28 assists. Alisha Flanagan chipped in with 13 kills and 11 digs. Kelsey Taatjes and Ella Gourlay added 14 and 13 digs, respectively.
"It's a very mental game for my girls," Wilson added. "Farmington is always such a big rivalry. They want it so bad. I think sometimes they have that mental lapse. Farmington played great. They played great defense and have a good offense. We beat ourselves. My team needs to mentally get a little stronger."
Nute won the first game in dominating fashion, led by Cloutier with four kills and two blocks.
"I was blown away by how they came out to play," coach Kuehl said of Nute. "They have a really strong team. They have girls who can really hit the ball. ... In that first game we couldn't serve well and we couldn't serve-receive to save out lives."
But Farmington, which had an unusual 11 service errors (eight in the first two games), won the next two games to go up two games to one.
Nute actually led Game 2, 12-9, but a 13-3 Tiger run put them up 22-15 and they finished out a 25-21 win on a Shannon Cardinal place shot.
The Tigers jumped out 9-1 in Game 3 and were never challenged in winning 25-14. Peart had five kills.
Nute bounced back in Game 4, building a 16-7 lead. Farmington was able to cut the lead to three twice, but got no closer.
Leading 22-19 after an ace by Farmington's Kelsey Gregoire, the Rams ran off the final three points on an Ella Gourlay kill and two service points from Guindon.
"I wasn't expecting it, that's for sure," Peart said of Nute forcing five games. "They definitely played a good game."
Farmington hosts Epping today, while the Rams are off until next Monday at home vs. Franklin.
Grudge match: Tigers nudge Nute in five
MILTON — The Division III volleyball playoffs start late next month, but neighboring Farmington and Nute High School figured why not get a feel for the postseason atmosphere right here and now.


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- Collecting Termites is risky business for a tree.
- Blood Elf: "You cannot imagine the hatred I possess for this wretched land. The ilk of Cenarius and the kaldorei druids at the peak employ their pathetic powers to stifle the flow of magic, even so far south of their pathetic holdings... their beloved forests. I have no doubt you love the night elves and their allies as little as I. Aid me, and both our ends might be satisfied. Go forth, slay the sons and daughters of Cenarius, druid!!"
Kaelynn: "Wait, what??!"
- Undead: "Place this toxin fogger at the Goblins' airport. And run."
Kaelynn: "Are we defumigating it for the goblins?"
Undead: "Something like that."
Kaelynn: "This doesn't sound at all suspicious."
Undead: "Don't worry about the goblins. They're chopping down your trees, aren't they? They deserve it."
Kaelynn: >.>
- Questgivers: "Hi there, here're 4 quests for Sunken Temple! Have fun!"
Kaelynn: /completes quests grudgingly
Questgivers: "Oh good, thanks for doing those! Because we know you love the instance, here are 2 more!"
Kaelynn: "WTH?? Ohhh I hate you." /completes quests
Questgivers: "Haha you thought you were done with ST? Here's another."
Kaelynn: "I KEEL YOU"
- Blood Elf: "Thank you for killing those darn druidy cenarius-offspring for me."
Kaelynn: "..... I only did it cuz they attacked me first."
Blood Elf: "Whatever. Now I want you to go into a druid stronghold and kill their leader, chop off his head, and bring it to me."
Kaelynn: "WHAT?!"
- Questhelper: Go to Stormwind to collect Runecloth.
Kaelynn: "I don't think killing guards in Stormwind would be a very productive way of gathering runecloth."
- Blood Elf: "Thank you for killing that druid for me"
Kaelynn: "..... I only did it cuz he attacked me first. You're an evil, evil woman."
Blood Elf: "Whatever. Now, while you were off killing my foe, I tortured a bunch of little kaldorei druids for information."
Kaelynn: "WHAT?!"
Blood Elf: "My, my, aren't you eager! Well, I found the location of a cache of ancient druid relics I want you to steal."
Kaelynn: "And what exactly would you want with a bunch of ancient druid relics? >:( "
Blood Elf: "Nothing. I just think it'd be hilarious for you to steal them."
- Questhelper: Go to Stormwind to collect Rugged Leather.
Kaelynn: "Wait, guards and Alliance players are skinnable now?"
- Questhelper: Go to Tanaris to collect Venomhide Baby Tooth.
Kaelynn: "I already did that daily today, I can't do it again."
Questhelper: Oh, okay. Go to Un'Goro Crater to collect Venomhide Baby Tooth.
Kaelynn: ...
- /clicks crate in lumbermill to deposit Termites.
No quest pops up.
/wags arms energetically over crate to deposit Termites.
No quest turn-in pops up.
TreeKaelynn: "THEY'RE EATING ME ALIVE!! GET THEM OFF GET THEM OFF!"
Questhelper: "I can't do that, Dave."
- Troll: "Bring back 4 frostmaul shards, and my lucky charm will be yours."
Kaelynn: "You don't LOOK like a leprechaun..."
- Blood Elf: "Defile Uther's Tomb, and be quick about it, druid!"
Kaelynn: "What do you want me to do, mark it in cat form? O.o"
- Undead: "Here, let me get those termites off of you and put them in this jar."
TreeKaelynn: "Phew, thanks! I almost lost a limb!"
Undead: "Heh. Now go release them in the lumbermill."
TreeKaelynn: "...you are trying to kill me, aren't you?"
- Drunken Dwarf: "I want to milk you."
Kaelynn: "I'm sorry, this is just too wrong. I'm not that kind of cow."
Drunken Dwarf: "It's okay, here, I'll give you a mug of it when I'm done."
Kaelynn: "NO!" O.O /flees
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Loremastering: Funny Moments
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I really gotta get my belfie back in gear and experience these quests...
::giggling as I'm also very grateful my lone hordee isnt a druid::
((Kayeri the NE druid))
- August 30, 2009 at 5:56 PM
- Taz said...
This was hilarious...thank you so much for sharing!
- August 30, 2009 at 7:16 PM
- Nefernet said...
That remember me the first time I entered Molten Core with my baby druid, she was 55 and with a few guildies already 80 we entered the dungeon, and it was often :
"OGM, I'm burning, help, that's too hot ! Why on earth did I accept to go inside a volcano ? Me, a tree !!!"
And the other were saying :
"Yes ! BBQ time !"
- August 31, 2009 at 9:31 AM
So...here is what surprises me most about your post:
That you can actually ENTER sunken temple!
I did Mauradon quests this weekend for my loremaster, at 3am server time, and we still had about 20 minutes of "Additional Instances canno be launched, please try again later". Brade came and ran at the door for me while I completed the quests that didn't require me to actually zone in.
- August 31, 2009 at 11:29 AM
- Kae said...
Turalyon's been pretty good about that. It got really frustrating 2-3 weeks ago, but I've not seen as much of the instance-full problems ever since around Blizzcon, for my server.
Nefernet, most of my guildies try to roast marshmellows on my arms during the firefighter achievement for Mimiron :( I later complained that the marshmellow makes my arms sticky and then mobs stick to me when I punch them. :D
- August 31, 2009 at 12:26 PM


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They say in Texas to win the Governor's Mansion, er, rental house, you need to campaign on God and guns. Looks like Gov. Rick Perry is getting the guns part covered with an article called: Our Governor Hunts.
Perry in the article tells the tale of taking his daughter, Sydney, hunting at Covenant Ranch 13 years ago while he was there "talking with some policy folks." San Antonio businessman James Leininger, a major donor to Perry's campaign, owns Covenant ranch and at that time his two major policies were tort reform and private school vouchers.
"After a couple of hours of policy talk and a quick lunch, I figured I'd head back out to that blind to see if my muy grande would show again," Perry wrote.
Perry's daughter, who just recently turned 24, was in the blind with him and he was explaining to her deer behavior.
"Much to my surprise, my muy grande from that morning ambled out into the sendero again, this time more interested in dinner than love, which saved me having to explain THAT behavior."
Suddenly the deer ran toward the blind. Perry says he was ready.
"Our guide gave the thumbs-up and seconds later the crack of the rifle and the impact of the little 55-grain bullet was followed by the thud of a trophy buck hitting the ground."
The article also contains a photograph of Perry receiving his lifetime membership in the National Rifle Association from former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.
In the meantime, back at the campaign ranch, Perry's team continues to stalk Democratic opponent Bill White over his tax returns from his years of working as a deputy U.S. secretary of energy in the 1990s. White has released his tax returns from his years as Houston mayor, but refuses to release returns from prior years, though he has released some of his earlier personal financial disclosure statements.


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Lijon was from Rongelap Atoll in the Marshall Islands and was 8 years old when her home island was showered in radioactive fallout from the March 1, 1954 US Bravo test on nearby Bikini Atoll. Bravo was the biggest of the 67 nuclear tests the US conducted in the Marshalls. The Rongelap community and their islands were badly contaminated by the radioactive fallout and it was people like Lijon that bravely ensured that it did not go unnoticed.
Lijon will be remembered for her advocacy on behalf of her own people and nuclear test victims everywhere. She gave testimony to the US congress, travelled to the Japan, the Pacific and Europe telling the story about her community and the ongoing health problems from the fallout, which included multiple birth defects, thyroid tumours and cancers.
Lijon was instrumental in convincing her community to leave their home island in 1985. "We were worried for the safety of our children," she said. "Our main goal to move was to get the U.S. to clean Rongelap." It was the "Rainbow Warrior" that assisted the 320 Rongelapese in their move to the island of Mejatto in 1985 which began a relationship with the community that continues to this day.
Lijon looked forward to a day when she could return to her home island but that return remains elusive and controversial as only 1 of the 60 islands has been 'cleaned up' by US funds and many Rongelapese continue to believe it will never be possible to 'clean' their islands.
My last fond memory of Lijon from 2010 is her laughing while singing with a group of Rongelap women, a song about the Bravo test. And that is what has always struck me as their secret weapon, their strength of community, their ability to laugh in the face of adversity, their story telling lest we forget.
Evacutaion of Rongelap Islanders to Mejato by crew Rainbow Warrior. Pacific 1985.05/14/1985 © Greenpeace / Fernando Pereira


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The actress visited Kenyan slums on a trip with the Half the Sky Movement
Olivia Wilde is on a mission to ensure that women across the world have the same basic needs met that many take for granted.
The actress joins Eva Mendes, America Ferrera, Diane Lane, Meg Ryan and Gabrielle Union in the Half the Sky Movement, which has teamed with the International Rescue Committee and a number of other non-profit organizations to illuminate issues that affect women globally.
On an eye-opening trip to Kenya with Half the Sky last year, Wilde, 28, visited with the Shining Hope for Communities organization and their Kibera School for Girls.
"This was the most extraordinary school I've ever seen," Wilde tells PEOPLE of Kibera, which provides students with tuition-free education and protection from the dangers of Kenyan slums. "I hope everyone will be as moved as I was and support this amazing organization."
RELATED: Eva Mendes Embarks on 'Life-Changing' Visit to Sierra Leone
Wilde adds that she experienced some heartbreaking realities on her travels to the slums, such as lack of access to proper bathroom facilities, which she describes in the video below.
But the humanitarians of Half the Sky are already seeing rays of hope through their educational initiatives.
Wilde says that watching a woman in Kenya receive her own toilet – after risking attacks at a public one – "represents the fact that she does not have to live in fear that she can live with a certain amount of dignity."
Wilde and the other stars are featured in the two-part, four-hour PBS special Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide, which aired Oct. 1 and 2 and can be streamed online through Oct. 8.


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Remind me why Sucker Punch was delayed?
I'm blaming it on director Zack Snyder's animated flick Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole. (Really? Owls?) If not for the owls, Sucker Punch could be happening this October instead of next March. I don't care if there are other, better reasons--somehow it's the owls' fault.
On the heels of the character posters being revealed at Comic Con last weekend, the first Sucker Punch trailer is out. I can't stop watching it. Zack Snyder struggles with story and cheese issues, but damn if his movies don't look beautiful. Sucker Punch is mesmerizing. Did you see that dragon? There should be more dragons in movies. More dragons, less owls.
The cast is young actresses, some you've heard of, like Jena Malone and Vanessa Hudgens, and some you probably haven't, like Emily Browning and Jamie Chung. There's a lot of sword-fighting and sh*t blowing up, but Sucker Punch is really about young women using their wits and imaginations to kick ass and survive.
Set in a 1950's insane asylum, Sucker Punch features a girl who has five days to escape before she's lobotomized. Somehow her vivid fantasy life will help her achieve this goal. See what I mean about story issues? That's a thin correlation, but it lets Snyder mess around with so many different styles--samurai, World War II, robots. Between the insanity and the imagination, there is nothing Snyder can't--and judging by the trailer, didn't--justify. I have a feeling the story will give me a headache, but it will thrill me anyway.
I just hope Sucker Punch is more the work of "Rise up and fight" Zack Snyder than "Look at these hot girls in tight pants" Zack Snyder.


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Born ten years too late to attract the attention he deserved, Bobb Trimble created an utterly unique body of work that merged psychedelia, folk-rock, space music and sound effects into rock's most convincing depiction of a disturbed mind. As with most tortured artistic souls, Bobb's distinct vision is filled with much more than just fear and self-loathing. It drips with beauty and heartbreak, and his high, fragile voice bleeds with passion. The music evokes the sixties yet sounded contemporary when released in the eighties and again when re-released in the nineties. Bobb's two impossibly rare albums change hands for ungodly sums of money, and for years his reputation grew among collectors as his music was heard via tape trades (often on unlabeled tapes, which led to one male collector falling in love with the beautiful voice only to be informed that the singer was actually a man). In the mid-90s, Bobb's music was finally made widely available when the bulk of the two albums were released on CD as Jupiter Transmission. Die-hard fans of psychedelia rate Bobb's music as the finest in the genre from the 80s. Most of Bobb's public performances came in the very early 80s, around the time his two albums were released. Though his musical style differed from the punk rock bands in the "Wormtown" (Worcester, MA) scene, his oddball loner status made him fit in quite well with his musical peers. The Wormtown 78 punk compilation is credited with inspiring him to release his first album, Iron Curtain Innocence, in 1980. Bobb continued to record beyond his second album Harvest of Dreams, but he never again reached the amazing heights of these two original albums and this new material went mostly unreleased (Life Beyond the Doghouse, released by Orpheus Records of Denmark in 2002 is a notable exception). In 2000, he played guitar on "Buzz Bombb" on Abunai!'s Round-Wound album, and on their Deep Mu Flux +2 EP). In November 2007, Secretly Canadian reissued Iron Curtain Innocence and Harvest of Dreams to significant acclaim. The following year, Bobb played two shows (his first in over ten years) — a combined set with The Prefab Messiahs at the Wormtown 30th Anniversary Bash, and an appearance with Bobb Trimble's Flying Spiders at the Somerville MA stop of the Byron Coley-curated No More Bush Tour. A sold-out show in Cambridge MA with Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti followed in April 2009.
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Jesus: Truly God and Truly Human
|Brad Bromling, D.Min.
One day Jesus asked His friends, "Who do men say that I, the Son of Man, am?" (Matthew 16:13). They gave a variety of answers: "Some say John the Baptist, some Elijah, and others Jeremiah or one of the prophets" (vs. 14). Different people saw different things in Jesus. Herod heard about the miracles Jesus was performing and decided that He must be John the Baptist (whom he beheaded) raised from the dead (Mark 6:14). Others saw something in Jesus' disposition that led them to believe He was the incarnation of the prophet Jeremiah (maybe they had seen Jesus weep and remembered how Jeremiah wept over the fall of Jerusalem). Still others had seen enough of Jesus to conclude He was the embodiment of one of the ancient prophets, although they were not sure which. This variety of answers reflects a level of confusion that seems surprising to us 2,000 years later. After all, they had the living, breathing, human person of Jesus to behold, and yet they still were confused. In the decades and centuries since, that confusion has not abated. A plethora of Christologies has been devised. Although there is great variety among them, generally they fall into three main categories: (1) Jesus was truly human, but not truly God; (2) Jesus was truly God, but not truly human; and (3) Jesus was both truly human and truly God.
In the second century, groups arose in the church that championed the first two categories. On the one hand, the Ebionites taught that Jesus was only a man who became the Christ by His perfect observance of the Law of Moses. On the other hand, the Docetics taught that Jesus was truly God in the flesh, but not really a human being; He only "seemed" to be a man. Both positions were opposed by the early church because neither was in agreement with the New Testament. The Ebionite heresy contradicted passages like John 1:1-14 and John 20:28, which emphasize the deity of Jesus. The Docetics' position contradicted passages like Hebrews 4:15 and 1 John 1:1-3, which emphasize the humanity of Jesus.
Although these positions were rejected as heresies, they did not die completely. Nor did their rejection result in complete unanimity of opinion about the identity of Jesus. Confusion over how Jesus could be truly God and truly human at the same time persisted. The Catholic Church struggled with this question, which subsequently became the focus of some of its Ecumenical Councils. In A.D. 325 the Council of Nicea issued its creed, which stated:
We believe in one God, the Father Almighty, maker of all things visible and invisible; and in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the only-begotten of his Father, of the substance of the Father, God of God, Light of Light, very God of very God, begotten, not made, being of one substance with the Father. By whom all things were made, both which be in heaven and in earth. Who for us men and for our salvation came down [from heaven] and was incarnate and was made man. He suffered and the third day he rose again, and ascended to heaven. And he shall come again to judge both the quick and the dead... (Percival, 1899, p. 3).
So, it was the Council's conviction that Jesus was both "very God" and "made man." But how can the same person be both God and man? Nicea had not adequately answered this. It remained to be addressed by the Council of Chalcedon (A.D. 451). The 150 members of the Council declared that Jesus was one person with two natures.
...we teach with one voice that the Son [of God] and our Lord Jesus Christ is to be confessed as one and the same [Person], that he is perfect in Godhead and perfect in manhood, very God and very man, of a reasonable soul and [human] body consisting, consubstantial with the Father as touching his Godhead, and consubstantial with us as touching his manhood.... This one and the same Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son [of God] must be confessed in two natures, unconfusedly, immutably, indivisibly, inseparably [united], and that without the distinction of natures being taken away by such union... (Percival, 1899, pp. 264-265).
It is significant to note that the Council chose to clarify the meaning of the two natures in negative terms. In a sense, they, "put up four fences (without confusion, without change, without division, without separation) and said: The mystery lies within this area" (Runia, 1984, pp. 12-13). Although this confession did not really answer the question as to how Jesus could have both natures at the same time, it respected both aspects of Jesus' identity and stood as the fundamental statement of Christology for Catholics and Protestants alike for many centuries.
With the rise of skepticism and deism, this ancient creed came under fire. Beginning with Hermann S. Reimarus (1694-1768), scholars began to suggest that the "historical Jesus" was a very different person from the "Christ of faith" described in the Gospels (and subsequent human creeds). Reimarus made a "sharp distinction between the intention of Jesus during his life and the intention of his disciples after his death" (see Borg, 1994, p. 42). Reimarus believed that Jesus' intentions (rebellion against Rome) were thwarted by His death and that the disciples invented the resurrection story and deified their Teacher as a way of keeping His movement alive.
Liberal scholarship of the last 200 years has largely adopted as paradigmatic this distinction between the "historical Jesus" and the "Christ of Christian faith." The claim is that the historical Jesus may be discovered in a fragmentary way by subjecting the Gospels to the rigors of the historical-critical method (see Brantley, 1994). The Christ of the Christian faith is the version of Jesus presented by the New Testament writers and the confessions of Christendom. Much of the recent discussion in Christology, then, centers on whether one should shape one's understanding of Jesus by the Christ of faith or the Jesus of history.
Often, liberal scholars begin with the Jesus of history and move from there to decide what of the Christ of faith is worthy of belief (e.g., Edward Schillebeeckx, Piet Schoonenberg, Hans Kung, John A.T. Robinson, et al.). Typically the answer is, "not much." This is also the presupposition behind the work of the Jesus Seminar (see Bromling, 1994), as well as works from a variety of authors (Marcus Borg, Barbara Thiering, Geza Vermes, John Dominic Crossan, et al.). A.N. Wilson's popular book, Jesus: A Life, is typical. In it, he opened with this line: "The Jesus of history and the Christ of Faith are two separate beings, with very different stories" (1992, p. vii). Wilson rejected the latter, and wrote an entire book describing the former. His historical Jesus, however, "is a pale and distorted version of the real thing" (Wright, 1992, p. 63). Wilson described the Jesus of history as "the great apocalyptic prophet, the visionary teacher, the widely popular healer and exorcist" Whose life was a "total failure" and Whose "mission, whatever its original purpose may have been, ended on the Cross" (Wright, 1992, pp. 167-168). Wilson contended that Jesus never would have approved of Christianity; on the contrary, had Jesus known what would be done in His name, He probably would have wished He never had been born (pp. 255-256).
By way of summary, two hundred years of liberal scholastic inquiry into the question of the identity of Jesus have resulted, essentially, in a revival of the Ebionite heresy. The new portraits depict a Jesus Who is no more than a man and Who was nothing like the Christ preached by Paul and worshipped for nearly two millennia by faithful Christians. This is the price one pays for rejecting the verbal inspiration of Scripture.
Returning to Caesarea, however, we hear Jesus ask a second (and more personal) question: "But, who do you say that I am?" To this Peter boldly replied, "You are the Christ, the Son of the living God" (Matthew 16:15-16). In this one confession, Peter expressed two aspects of His Master's identity. First, he said Jesus was the Messiah predicted by the ancient Jewish prophets ("Christ" is the Greek word for Messiah, meaning "anointed" by God). Second, he said Jesus possessed the divine nature. "Son of " was the idiomatic way of saying that a person possessed the nature or traits of another person or thing. For instance, because Joses was an encouragement to others, the apostles called him Barnabas, which means "Son of Encouragement" (Acts 4:36). So, when Peter said Jesus was the "Son of God," he was saying that Jesus had the very same nature as God. That was a powerful statement. Jesus' claim to be the Son of God resulted in His death (John 5:18; Matthew 26:63-65). And it was upon this fundamental confession of the unique God/man nature of Jesus that the church was built (Matthew 16:18).
What led Peter to make that confession? The answer is found in Jesus' reply: "Blessed are you, Simon Bar-Jonah, for flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father who is heaven" (vs. 17). Peter's view of Jesus was based upon information provided by God, rather than upon the uncertain ideas of people. That information came to Peter in the form of Old Testament prophesies that he was beginning to see fulfilled in Jesus, and that were being confirmed by the miracles Jesus was performing. The same information has been preserved for all ages in the four Gospels, and will lead us to the same conclusion if we give it a fair hearing.
Unlike most people who have their biographies written after they are dead, much of Jesus' life was reported hundreds of years before He was born. Over three hundred prophecies relating to the Lord were made in the Old Testament (Lockyer, 1973, p. 21). This number is astounding in itself. From Genesis to Malachi, the story of Jesus is foretold in minute detail (see Luke 24:27). Not only are the major facets of His life predicted, but seemingly trivial things (such as that men would gamble for His clothing—Psalm 22:18) also are foretold by the prophets. His family lineage and birthplace were predicted (cf. Genesis 21:12; Galatians 3:16; Matthew 1:1; 2:1; Micah 5:2). He died and was raised—exactly as had been predicted hundreds of years before (Isaiah 53; Psalm 16:8-11). By the word of prophecy He even was called Jehovah—the special name reserved only for God (Isaiah 40:3). The fulfillment of these prophecies by Jesus of Nazareth is powerful evidence that He was exactly Who Peter claimed He was.
In addition, it is important to recall that Jesus backed up His claims by working miracles. Although God empowered other people to perform miracles, Jesus' miracles were different. Their works confirmed that they were servants of God; Jesus' works proved He was one with God (John 10:37-38). The Gospel of John records several of those amazing works. John tells us why: "And truly Jesus did many other signs in the presence of His disciples, which are not written in this book; but these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believing you may have life in His name" (John 20:30-31).
While imprisoned, John sent some of his followers to Jesus to ask, "Are You the Coming One, or do we look for another?" (Matthew 11:3). Jesus responded: "Go tell John...the blind receive their sight and the lame walk; the lepers are cleansed and the deaf hear; the dead are raised up and the poor have the gospel preached unto them" (Matthew 11:4-5). Over seven hundred years earlier, the prophet Isaiah predicted that those very things would be done by the Messiah (see Isaiah 35:5-6; 61:1). Jesus wasn't merely saying, "Look at all the good things I am doing." He was saying, "Look, I am doing exactly what the Coming One is supposed to do!"
Although not eager to admit it, Jesus' critics were often brought face-to-face with the truth that no one could do what He did unless God was with Him (John 3:2). One example of this is seen in John 9, where it is recorded that Jesus gave sight to a man who had been born blind. Some of Christ's enemies tried to deny that a miracle had occurred, but they were unsuccessful. Then they tried to draw attention away from the miracle by attacking Jesus' character. They said to the man whom Jesus healed: "Give God the glory! We know that this Man is a sinner" (John 9:24). This plan did not succeed either. Notice how the man answered them:
Why this is a marvelous thing, that you do not know where He is from, and yet He has opened my eyes! Now we know that God hears not sinners; but if anyone is a worshiper of God and does His will, He hears Him. Since the world began it has been unheard of that anyone opened the eyes of one who was born blind. If this man were not from God, He could do nothing (John 9:30-33).
His point was the very thing the Pharisees were unwilling to accept—Jesus' miraculous works supported His claim to be the Son of God! It is not surprising, then, that the man accepted Jesus as his Lord.
Just as He promised, Jesus came forth from the tomb three days after His brutal crucifixion (Matthew 16:21; 27:63; 28:1-8). That He had been raised from the dead was witnessed by many different types of people: the soldiers who guarded His tomb; the women who came early in the morning to anoint Him with spices; eleven apostles; and more than 500 other witnesses (1 Corinthians 15:4-8). Seeing the living, breathing Jesus again was concrete proof that He was all He claimed to be. Little wonder, then, that when Thomas saw the resurrected Jesus he exclaimed: "My Lord and my God" (John 20:28). Christ's resurrection was the central point of Peter and Paul's preaching (see Acts 2:23-36; 3:15; 17:31; etc.). The reason is obvious—it was by the resurrection that Jesus was "declared to be the Son of God with power" (Romans 1:4).
The evidence for the deity of Christ is both sufficient and compelling. There is a temptation, however, to emphasize the Lord's deity to the exclusion of His humanity. In a sense, the modern church can become guilty of practical Doceticism. In other words, Christians can become so focused upon establishing that Jesus is the Son of God that they fail to acknowledge that He also is the Son of Man. Yet, time and again Jesus applied that term to Himself (e.g., Matthew 1:20; 9:6; et al.). As a human, He learned (Hebrews 5:8), became hungry (Matthew 4:2), experienced thirst (John 19:28), grew tired (John 4:6), and slept (Matthew 8:24). He felt anger (Mark 3:5), frustration (Mark 9:19), joy (John 15:11), and sadness (John 11:35). He was "in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin" (Hebrews 4:15), and significantly, He was able to die (Mark 15:44). These human traits are as important to our understanding of the person of Jesus as are the traits He shared with deity.
Who is Jesus of Nazareth? Clearly, He is both the Son of God and the Son of Man. Like the ancient creeds tried to explain, Jesus is both truly God and truly human. We must avoid not only the error of the ancient Ebionites and modern liberals of seeing Jesus as merely a man, but we also must be on guard against the Docetic over-emphasis of Jesus' deity. How can one person be both truly God and truly human? This is something we have not been called to understand fully—only to confess confidently.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made.... And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth (John 1:1-3,14).
Borg, Marcus (1994), "Profiles in Scholarly Courage: Early Days of New Testament Criticism," Bible Review, 10[5]:40-45, October.
Brantley, Garry K. (1994), "Biblical Miracles: Fact or Fiction?," Reason & Revelation, 14:33-38, May.
Bromling, Brad T. (1994), "A Look at the Jesus Seminar," Reason & Revelation, 14:81-87, November.
Lockyer, Herbert (1973), All the Messianic Prophecies of the Bible (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans).
Percival, Henry R., ed. (1899), "The Seven Ecumenical Councils of the Undivided Church," in The Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 1973 reprint).
Runia, Klaas (1984) The Present-Day Christological Debate (Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press).
Wilson, A.N. (1992), Jesus: A Life (New York: Fawcett Columbine).
Wright, N.T. (1992), Who Was Jesus? (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans).


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ForumsQuestionsOptionally on feature appears to have stopped working
Optionally on feature appears to have stopped working
Posted: Jul 27, 2013
I have several things that I do (or should do) daily, but which can be rolled over if they don't happen every single day. I have these tasks set up with the "optionally on" setting in the due date.
As of about a week ago, this functionality appears not to be working for me - I refresh the list, and the things that ought to roll over are still sitting there, showing overdue, instead of automatically rolling over to today.
Is this something wrong with my computer, or has this function changed?
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This function has not changed and it appears to be working for me. Can you please confirm that the tasks are still optional tasks? Also, try editing the due-date to make them accurate again and see if that gets them to start working again.
Posted: Jul 30, 2013
Still optional tasks; reset due dates, reloaded Toodledo - and right now, appears to be working.
It is possible that some of them were edited on my phone in Pocket Informant. I wonder if that might have temporarily affected the "optional" setting? I know there isn't such a setting on the phone.
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Yes, that could definitely do it. 3rd party apps could alter how tasks are saved and could remove the "optional" tag.
Posted: Jul 31, 2013
Well, it gets weirder. After I did exactly what was described - this morning I came back to Toodledo after being down with a cold for a couple days (so had lots of overdue tasks).
At first, it appeared that the assorted rollovers had occurred correctly. I picked through the list, moving and rearranging tasks. Of course - the screen stays static - the dates are picked, but until one does a refresh, nothing actually gets shifted to its new date.
I hit F5 to refresh. All the adjusting of dates I had just done disappeared. Tasks I know I edited reverted to their prior state - including a couple priority level changes that reverted. The "optionally on" items reverted, and were showing the question mark but were also showing as past due from yesterday.
Really just not sure how this is happening. It's a very recent development, within the past week or so, and I'm just not sure what I'm doing wrong. I do suspect the third-party sync is part of it - but usually that app only syncs when I open it, and I haven't had it open.
Any suggestions?
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Can you please create a support ticket for this so that we can look into your account and see what the problem is?
Posted: Jul 31, 2013
Ticket created. I'm sure there's a very reasonable answer.
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Inner peace
state of psychological or spiritual calm despite the potential presence of stressors
Inner peace refers to a state of being mentally and spiritually at peace, with enough knowledge and understanding to keep oneself strong in the face of discord or stress. Being "at peace" with oneself and the cosmos is considered by many to be healthy (homeostasis) and the opposite of being stressed or anxious.
- This is peace, this is the excellent, namely the calm of all the impulses, the casting out of all "basis", the extinction of craving, dispassion, stopping, Nirvana.
- Anguttara Nikaya, v.322, as quoted in World Scripture : A Comparative Anthology of Sacred Texts (1991) edited by Andrew Wilson, p. 392.
- As rivers flow into the ocean but cannot make the vast ocean overflow, so flow the streams of the sense-world into the sea of peace that is the sage.
- Bhagavad Gita 2.70.
- May the Lord lift up his countenance upon you, and give you peace.
- The Bible, Numbers 6:26.
- In the morning, hear the Way; in the evening, die content!
- Confucius in The Analects 4.8.
- Peace is peaceful.
- "The Dude" in The Big Lebowski.
- Know thyself.
- Anonymous aphorism inscribed in the forecourt of Temple of Apollo at Delphi, where the Pythia prophesied; often misattributed to Socrates, who quoted it.
- If a man sings of God and hears of Him,
And lets love of God sprout within him,
All his sorrows shall vanish,
And in his mind, God will bestow abiding peace.
- Guru Granth Sahib, Japuji 5, M.1, p. 2.
- The question of real, lasting world peace concerns human beings, so basic human feelings are also at its roots. Through inner peace, genuine world peace can be achieved. In this the importance of individual responsibility is quite clear; an atmosphere of peace must first be created within ourselves, then gradually expanded to include our families, our communities, and ultimately the whole planet.
- Tenzin Gyatso, 14th Dalai Lama, as quoted in Inner Peace, World Peace : Essays on Buddhism and Nonviolence (1992) by Kenneth Kraft, p. 2.
- Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.
- The course of human history is determined, not by what happens in the skies, but by what takes place in our hearts.
- Sir Arthur Keith, (sometimes wrongfully cited as Sir Arthur Kent), as quoted in Living Philosophies (1931), published by Simon and Schuster, Ch. X, p. 147.
- We talk about world peace. Peace needs to be in the heart of every human being because that is where it belongs.
- Maharaji (Prem Rawat), address in Wembley Stadium, England, (22 June 1997).
- Before we can make friends with anyone else, we must first make friends with ourselves.
- Eleanor Roosevelt, as quoted in The Life You Were Born to Live : A Guide to Finding Your Life Purpose (1995) by Dan Millman, p. 38.
- I feel within me a peace above all earthly dignities, a still and quiet conscience.
- "Wolsey" in Henry VIII (c. 1613) by William Shakespeare
- This is the Spirit of Infinite Peace, and the moment we come into harmony with it there comes to us an inflowing tide of peace, for peace is harmony. A deep interior meaning underlies the great truth, "To be spiritually minded is life and peace." To recognize the fact that we are spirit, and to live in this thought, is to be spiritually minded, and so to be in harmony and peace. Oh, the thousands of men and women all about us weary with care, troubled and ill at ease, running hither and thither to find peace, weary in body, soul, and mind; going to other countries, traveling the world over, coming back, and still not finding it. Of course they have not found it and they never will find it in this way, because they are looking for it where it is not. They are looking for it without when they should look within. Peace is to be found only within, and unless one find it there he will never find it at all.
Peace lies not in the external world. It lies within one's own soul. We may travel over many different avenues in pursuit of it, we may seek it through the channels of the bodily appetites and passions, we may seek it through all the channels of the external, we may chase for it hither and thither, but it will always be just beyond our grasp, because we are searching for it where it is not.
- Ralph Waldo Trine, In Tune With The Infinite : Or, Fullness Of Peace, Power And Plenty (1910), p. 135.
- To be at one with God is to be at peace. The child simplicity is the greatest agency in bringing this full and complete realization, the child simplicity that recognizes its true relations with the Father's life. There are people I know who have come into such a conscious realization of their oneness with this Infinite Life, this Spirit of Infinite Peace, that their lives are fairly bubbling over with joy.
- Ralph Waldo Trine, In Tune With The Infinite : Or, Fullness Of Peace, Power And Plenty (1910), p. 136.
- Peace: Real peace always comes from within. Without the practice of insight meditation and universal brotherhood, the inner peace cannot last long and our existence would be threatened.
- Thích Nhật Từ, Inner Freedom: A Spiritual Journey for Prison Inmates (2008), ISBN 1741893909.
- Men do not mirror themselves in running water, they mirror themselves in still water. Only what is still can still the stillness of other things.
- Zhuangzi, Ch. 5
- What lies before us and what lies behind us are small matters compared to what lies within us. And when we bring what is within out into the world, miracles happen.
- Attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson, in ""Promotion of Pharmaceuticals : Issues, Trends, Options (1993) by Dev S. Pathak, Alan Escovitz, and Suzan Kucukarslan, p. 74, and to Henry David Thoreau, The Life You Were Born to Live : A Guide to Finding Your Life Purpose (1995) by Dan Millman, p. xi, but no occurrence of it prior to the 1990s has been located.


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The second generation Toyota Celica was the first car designed in California's groundbreaking Calty Design Research Incorporated facility. Though it was built in Japan, is the 1978 Celica a Californian car?
This might be big of a heavy discussion for Monday afternoon, and if it is, please continue to drool at the above picture of a 1978 Celica. If you still have some oompah, read on.
While we were wondering how it looks like the American taxpayer is bailing out a German company via GM, we got an interesting back-and-forth between MoRphine-2 and duurtlang.
Great points were made and MoRphine-2 did a great job arguing that Opel is, in fact, an American company, not a German one. This prompted duurtlang to pose an interesting question.
If a brand like Acura were to have problems in the US, should the US government bail out a Japanese company? I don't think many Americans would argue for such a thing.
The whole thread is both quite lengthy, very satisfying to read, and quite thought provoking. Read it in full and then answer this question. With all of the American jobs and homes supported by transplant carmakers in the US, to what degree is the US government obliged to help them out in times of trouble, just as it did for Detroit? While they're outsourcing to Mexico and the rest of the world, what should we be ready to do for foreign carmakers with factories in the South?
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Eagle Valley Campground
390 Watson Cutoff Rd
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Call: 509-674-7762
The place where fun, friendship and fraternalism shine all summer long. Over 100 camp sites, most with water and power hook ups. 40 plus acres, just 90 minutes east of Seattle. Dry Camping, water and power hook ups, tents, RV storage, and day use only all available at this campground.
Flying Horseshoe Ranch
3190 Red Bridge Road
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Call: (509) 674-2366
Flying Horseshoe Ranch is an easy 90 minute drive from the Greater Seattle area on I-90.
Take exit 85 just past Cle Elum, and continue east approximately four miles on Highway 970.
Look for the Ranch sign on the left.
South Fork Meadow
Approximately 23 miles north of Ellensburg on Forest Service Road 3300. No potable water. Three campsites.
Fish Lake Campground
Near Cle Elum, WA
This campground offers 3 walk-in tent-only sites near a small lake and the Cle Elum River. It has no services. Pack out your trash.
No Drinking Water, Free - No fee or pass.
Big Pines Recreation Site
At 20 acres, Big Pines is BLM's largest recreation site in the Yakima River Canyon. The northern edge of the recreation site is adjacent to undeveloped hiking trails on lands managed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Teanaway Guard Station
Forest Service Road 9737
Cle Elum WA 98922
12x18' one room cabin. Set of bunk beds, table, chairs and wood burning stove. Kitchen has Coleman stove (need to supply 16.4oz propane bottles.) It can be rented ealy May-Mid Nov and Mid-Dec to early April. Maximum 2 people, max stay 14 nights. No pets.
Double check location with forest manger. Moved the point to match the coordinates on the web page - but not 100% sure I have precise location. (The location from the data layer is in the TCF).
Fee: $40/night. Reservations required!
Vantage Riverstone Seasonal RV Park
551 Main Street
Vantage, Washington 98950
Call: 509-856-2800
Located on the majestic Columbia River at I-90! They have tent camping, full hook-up sites and pull thru sites. Over 100 sites located between the hills and the town with some view of the river. Open camping at the Riverfront available on select dates. Bring the family! They have a playground for the kids, two restaurants, a basketball court, hiking trails and lots of water fun!
Yakima River RV Park
791 Ringer Loop Rd
Ellensburg, WA 98926
Call: 509-925-4734
Located in Ellensburg in the heart of beautiful Washington State! This area boasts some of the best fly-fishing for Rainbow Trout, along with unlimited possibilities for outdoor recreation. Besides fly-fishing, river rafting, hiking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing and water sports are also available.
Cle Elum Ranger District - Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
803 W. 2nd Street
Cle Elum, WA 98922
East Kachess Campground
Eastern Shore of Kachess Lake
Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
Group camping site that can accommodate 100 people and 25 vehicles. No individual sites at this location. Reservations required. Weekends usually fill during the summer, but if you arrive before mid-morning on Friday there are usually spots. Flush toilets. No potable water.
Do not move picnic tables. Campfire wood cannot be cut or collected in the camp area. Lake Access on very steep cobble stone beach.
Fee: $65 Mon-Thursday, $90 Friday & Saturday
Whispering Pines RV Park & Center
100 Whispering Pines Dr
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Call: (509) 674-7278
Area attractions include historic Roslyn, the Ellensburg Rodeo, and the Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail. Winter sports include snowmobiling, skiing, and cross country skiing. Cle Elum is just 6 blocks away for shopping, restaurants, and gas, with on site RV repairs and accessories.
Taneum Junction Campground
Thorp, WA 98946
Call: (509) 674-4411
This campground has a 15 vehicle and 75 person capacity. There is also an improved dispersed area for group camping. Campground can be used year round but it is not serviced from fall to spring. Pack in what you need and pack out your trash. Bathroom, Group Camp Site, No Potable Water.
Activities: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Motorcycling, Mountain Biking
Fee: No pass or fee after September 28th (no services provided after that time.)
Dry Creek Campground
Cle Elum, WA 98922
This is a primitive campground with few amenities. There is a beautiful stream in close proximity that is worth going to. Activities near this campground include hiking the Lost Lake Trail, whitewater paddling, hiking, fishing, and swimming.
Washington State Horse Park
1202 Douglas Munro Blvd.
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Call: 877-635-4111
The Horse Park has 23 RV-hookup spots that can accommodate large rigs, as well as an RV sanitary dump station. Fifteen hook-ups are in wooded spots and have water, electricity and sewer. The other 8 are at treed islands in the parking area and have water and electricity. These hook-ups are $30/day (or $25 for members) and need to be reserved in advance. Visit our web page to reserve online at least 24 hours before your arrival.
The Horse Park also has dry camping available at no charge whether in your rig or in a tent in designated areas near the stalls and RV hook-ups. No reservations needed for dry camping.
Taneum Cabin
Thorp, WA 98946
Call: (509) 656-0366
Taneum Cabin is a small four room cabin with indoor plumbing. It is available for rent from Memorial Day to Labor day. Propane used for light, cooking, refrigerator and waterheater. There is a fire ring and picnic table outside. Max stay 14 nights. Bathroom, Potable Water, Shower. Must have reservations!
Fee: $75/night (max 4 people)
Wanapum Recreation Area (State park) Boat Launch
4511 Huntzinger Rd
Vantage, WA 98950
Two miles south of Vantage is Wanapum Recreation Area. The park's grassy, tree filled area features picnicking, swimming, a boat ramp, trailer park and camping. This is a popular area for water skiing and soaking up the sun.
The boat ramp is made of concrete planks, but in fair shape. The road to the boat launch is paved and striped. The campground in the park is within short walking distance. Wanapum Dam is just two miles south of the park. A $4.00 fee is charged to use the ramp. The campground provides full hook-ups.
From I-90 take Exit 136. Go south on Wanapum Rd for 3 miles. The park is on the left.
Ellensburg KOA
32 S Thorp Hwy
Ellensburg, WA 98926
Call: 509-925-9319
Set on the Yakima River, this KOA is a great base camp for fishing or rafting. Rent a raft on-site or buy a fishing pole at the campground store. Shuttles for boaters/rafters available for a fee. You're well-situated for touring the Clymer Museum of Art, searching for the Ellensburg blue agate, enjoying a concert at the Gorge Amphitheatre, hiking the Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail, stargazing on Table Mountain or visiting Roslyn, where Northern Exposure was filmed. Central Washington University's campus and Chimposium also are located in town. This KOA features wooded sites, some right on the river. Wireless Internet is centrally located near the office/store.
Cle Elum, 98922
Five miles off the Cle Elum Valley Road above Lake Cle Elum at Cooper Lake. The turnoff is approximately 16 miles from Cle Elum. Possible Day Use Fee. Facilities: Vault toilets, stoves, tables, parking lot, boat launch, no potable water. Units: 22 walk-in camping only; camper/trailer facilities and parking not available. Activities: Camping, picnicking, fishing, hiking, photography, and non-motorized boating.
Not accessible until the snow has melted off in early summer. Sites are tent only - the campground is walk in but near the road. Primitive boat launch near campground. No motors, gas or electric are permitted on the lake.
Fee: $14/night. No fees or service after September 28th.
Sun Country Golf Resort & RV Park
841 St Andrews Dr
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Call: 509-674-2226
SunCountry Golf is a wonderfully maintained 18-hole golf course set amongst the Cascade Mountains and provides the perfect relaxing weekend get-away. Located near the heart of the Cascade Mountains 90 minutes East of Downtown Seattle.
Kittitas Valley Event Center
512 N. Poplar Street
Ellensburg, WA 98926-2887
Call: (509) 962-7639
Looking for a central meeting place? Ellensburg is the geographic center of Washington, at the junction of Hwy 97 and Interstates 90 and 82. It's convenient for everyone, year-round. Quiet and serene, the Kittitas Valley Event Center is within easy walking distance of Central Washington University and downtown Ellensburg, and is within short driving distance of over 700 motel rooms and 35 restaurants. Nestled in an amphitheater-like setting, the Kittitas Valley Event Center offers a unique venue that can accommodate everything from a small private meeting to a large wedding, a public exhibition, or an equestrian or livestock event.
With over 20 rentable rooms and spaces on property, there is always something that will fit your needs. Room occupancy varies from 20 people banquet style to over 400. The Center offers an indoor arena, barns, stock pens, 100 RV hookups, and plenty of free parking. Call ahead or register online to save your spot!
Tamarack Spring Campground
803 W. 2nd St.
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Call: 509-852-1100
4700ft elevation with 3 dispersed campsites without facilities. The campground is adjacent to Lt. Murray State Wildlife Area.
Ellensburg, WA 98926
Many clearings that provide good visuals. The Northwest section of LT Murray Wildlife area and Manastash ridge usually has early season elk and deer. As it gets colder and snows, the elk and deer tend to migrate down into the south eastern section of the wildlife area. Whiskey Canyon on the lower portion is steep but will present opportunities for elk and deer as well.
Days Inn RV Park/E&J Resort
901 Berry Road
Ellensburg, WA 98926
Call: (509) 933-1500
Our Ellensburg, WA, hotel features comfortable guest rooms with thoughtful amenities, including free Wi-Fi Internet access, microwaves and refrigerators. Start each morning with free Daybreak breakfast, then enjoy a dip in our indoor pool or hot tub. Stay active in our fitness center, play ping pong in our game room or challenge someone to a friendly game on our outdoor sports court. We offer guest laundry facilities and meeting space, and non-smoking and handicapped-accessible accommodations are available.
Red Mountain Campground
Cle Elum, WA 98922
On Cle Elum Valley Road #903, 16 miles north of Cle Elum. Facilities: Vault toilets, stoves, tables, no potable water. Units: 10 camping. Activities: Tent camping, picnicking, fishing, hiking.
This campground is on the Cle Elum River. The campsites are available for day use (picnics) Monday through Thursday only and open for camping 7 days per week.
Fee: $14 single site, $6 for a second vehicle. Day use fee $8.
Swauk Campground
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Located 27 miles northeast of Cle Elum on Hwy 97. 3200ft elevation. There are 22 tree shaded campsites, and a large picnic area with some sheltered tables on Swauk Creek, a few miles south of Blewett Pass. A hiking trail is nearby. The area has 3 winter recreation areas. The snow parks have snowmobiling and cross country ski trails.
A beautiful campground nestled in a grove of large Ponderosa Pine and western Larch trees., it has a CCC era picnic shelter and picnic site. Open from late May to mid September. No host at campground but there is one nearby at Mineral Springs Campground. Bathroom, Picnic Shelter, Potable Water.
Fee: $18 single, $36 double, extra vehicle $7
Lake Easton State Park
150 Lake Easton State Park Rd
Easton, WA 98925
Call: 509-656-2230
Positioned on the shores of Lake Easton in the Cascade Mountain foothills, relax year-round at Lake Easton State Park. Discover the picturesque mountain views and explore the scenic hiking trails. Come for a restful afternoon or spend a few days camping. Marvel at the old-growth forests, dense vegetation and freshwater marshlands of the park.
Baker Creek Campground
Cle Elum, WA 98922
This is a primitive campground with few amenities. At Baker Creek Campground entertaining things to do are plentiful. If you like the outdoors, you won't be let down; there's swimming, hiking, fishing, and whitewater paddling, so running out of cool stuff to do won't happen.
Rider's Camp
25 miles west of Ellensburg on Forest Service Road 3100. This campground not accessible until mid-June although it does not technically close in the winter. It has seasonal stock water from the creek and an improved dispresed camp area for groups. Bathroom, Group Camp Site, No Potable Water. ATVing, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Jeep/4-Wheeling, Motorcycling.
Fee: $5.00 per day / $30.00 yearly pass
Lmuma Creek Recreation Site
This canyon has been designated as a state scenic route and offers excellent wildlife viewing, fishing in a Blue Ribbon trout stream, family river rafting and camping. Lmuma Creek is the smallest river access site the BLM manages in the Yakima River Canyon.
Cle Elum River Campground
Cle Elum, WA 98922
2,300ft elevation. Located at the head of Lake Cle Elum along the Cle Elum River, this campground offers 23 trailer/tent sites and a reservable group site with a capacity of 55+ people. The campgrounds are in a mixed conifer forest and surrounded by mountains. Activities include fishing, boating on the lake, and hiking nearby trails including Howson Creek Trail #1349 for hiking, horse riding, and mountain biking.
As of August 2015, potable water is not available at this campground.
Fee: $17 single, $34 double, $110 group site, extra vehicle $7
De-Roux Campground
Northern Cascade Range, Washington
North Fork Teanaway Road 9737
De-Roux Campground is on North Fork Teanaway Road #9737, 29 miles north of Cle Elum. Fees: Northwest Forest Pass required. Facilities: Vault toilet, tables, fire grills, no potable water. Units: 6 camping or picnicking. Parking for 8 vehicles with trailers. Activities include camping, picnicking, fishing, hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and motorcycle riding.
Trailhead with camping area. Horses are permitted at the campsites and there are hitching posts. The road to the campground is currently washed out - it should be repaired by June 2016.
$5.00 per day / $30.00 yearly pass
Kachess Campground
Northern Cascade Range, Inside Okanogan National Forest
Call: (509) 649-3744
Set in dense old-growth evergreens surrounded by high mountains, this campground is a good place for family camping. One launch is paved the other gravel. On busy summer weekends, the boat launch and day use parking areas fill up fast. It opens late May snow melt permitting... Reservations required for group site, available for all sites.
Bathroom, Campground Host, Day-Use Area, Group Camp Site, Potable Water, Lake Access.
Fee: $21 Single, $42 Double, $8 Day Use
Ginkgo Petrified Forest
4511 Huntzinger Rd
Vantage, WA 98950
Call: 509-856-2700
Ginkgo Petrified Forest State Park is a 7,470-acre park with year-round camping at Wanapum recreational area. The park features 27,000 feet of freshwater shoreline on the Wanapum Reservoir on the Columbia River. Petrified wood was discovered in the region in the early 1930s, which led to creation of the park as a national historic preserve. Ginkgo Petrified Forest is a registered national natural landmark. It is regarded as one of the most unusual fossil forests in the world.
Lion Rock Spring Campground
Cle Elum, WA 98922
This is a primitive campground with few amenities. Among the things you can do in the vicinity of Lion Rock Spring Campground are swimming, fishing, whitewater paddling, and hiking. There's whitewater, so check out Rill Adventures Raft Rentals. There's also good hiking along the Devils Gulch Trail. Marion Lake is in the vicinity; hiking is a popular thing to do around Lion Rock Spring Campground; Miller Peak Trail is a glorious local trail.
Wanapum State Park and Columbia River
4511 Huntzinger Road
Vantage, WA 98950
Call: (509) 856-2700
Two miles south of Vantage and the Vantage Bridge, this stretch of the Columbia River is one of the more scenic in the area as it carves its way through the Columbia River Gorge. This run of the river is somewhat unique in that, as opposed to other areas of the Columbia River, most of it does not have a roadway running along its shores. This stretch of the river sees a good many recreational boaters, jet skiers, and water skiers enjoying it.
From I-90 take exit 136 and go south on Wanapum road for 3 miles. The park is on the left side of the road.
Icewater Creek
20+ miles northwest of Ellensburg on Forest Service Road 3300. 14 campsites.
Located on Taneum Creek, this campground offers 15 campsites. The campground accesses North Fork Taneum Trail # 1377 and has a beginners motorcycle loop trail that originates in the campground.
Mountain River Trails Camping
Mountain River Trails Rd
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Call: 509-674-4383
Mountain River Trails Camping Association is a member only facility. The Association is owned by the membership. Non-members may only camp when accompanied by a member
Mineral Springs Resort Campground
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Hiking at its best is close to this campground. Fishing, swimming and whitewater paddling are also available.
Seven regular sites and one group site that can accommodate 50 people. Open Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend. Reservations required for group site. Single sites cannot be reserved.
Fee: $18 for campsite, $80 Group Campsite. Extra vehicle $7
Roza Recreation Site
Roza is the main take-out for all river floaters, as it is located ½ mile above Roza Dam. Motorized vessels are permitted from the Roza boat launch down to Roza dam. Upstream of the Roza boat launch the river is limited to non-motorized boats only. There is a concrete boat launch at the site to accommodate motorized boat users.
Beverly Campground
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Beverly campground is located along the North Fork of the Teanaway River. There are 14 tent/picnic sites available first come/first serve. There is no potable water source and all trash must be packed out.
Not accessible until the snow has melted off in early summer. Campground can be used year round but it is not serviced from fall to spring. Please pack-out trash. Campgrounds can accommodate tends, trailers, campers and RVs.
Fee: $8/Night for single unit. Payment by cash or check.
Cayuse Campground
Cle Elum, WA 98922
At the end of the Cle Elum Valley Road #903, north side of road, 19 miles north of Cle Elum. Must have livestock to camp at Cayuse Campground. Facilities: Potable water, flush toilets, community kitchen, stoves, tables, loading ramp, troughs, corrals and hitching posts. Units: 13 camping. Activities: Tent and trailer camping, picnicking, fishing, hunting, hiking, and horseback riding in the area.
This is a popular gathering place for trail riders heading into the mountains on several popular trails. It has spacious tent and RV sites. Water available from hand pump. Opens once snow as cleared, sometimes not before late June early July.
Must have at least one stock animal per campsite. Horses must be kept in the corrals which are located in a common area separate from campsite.
Fee: $21 single, $42 double, $8 for an extra vehicle
Wish Poosh
This campground is a popular gathering place for families to enjoy water sports and hiking. It is open Memorial Day to late September. The paved boat launch is typically out of the water by mid-July as water levels drop to meet irrigation demands. Wish Poosh Campground is situated on Lake Cle Elum, 10 miles north of Cle Elum, WA on Highway 903. This campground is a popular gathering place for families to enjoy water sports, hiking and camping. Bathroom, Campground Host, Potable Water.
The campground is temporarily closed as of 2015 due to the hazard from root rot but the day use area and boat launch remain open.It is likely to open late July 2016.
For more info, click here
Fee: $20 Single, $40 Double, $8 Day Use


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In the fourth chapter of Patriots and Cosmopolitans: Hidden Histories of American Law, legal historian John Fabian Witt tells the story of a collaboration between storied scholar Roscoe Pound and trial virtuoso Melvin M. Belli, which he calls "among the most startling and yet unremarked-upon relationships in the annals of American law." Witt argues that it both shaped and energized the efforts of personal-injury lawyers to oppose proposals that would shift to the administrative branch of government responsibility for compensating auto-accident victims. Entitled "The King and the Dean," in reference to the media's coronation of Belli as the "King of Torts", and Pound's lengthy term (1916-1936) at the helm of the Harvard Law School, the chapter advances the claim that the two men came together synergistically in the early 1950s and mobilized a campaign by personal-injury lawyers to resist the enactment of automobile no-fault plans and other proposals that would have replaced common-law tort suits with alternative compensation mechanisms. This Article will first take issue with Witt's story of the Pound-Belli relationship and then offer a different version of the interaction between the Dean and the plaintiffs' trial bar.Image credit: Pound, Belli
Friday, August 27, 2010
Pound and Belli, Together Again
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- Allen P. Wilkinson said...
After graduating law school in 1979, I went to work for 10 years with the legendary San Francisco lawyer Melvin Belli. Sometimes when the two of us had lunch alone, he would talk about Roscoe Pound and the immense admiration he had for him. Pound wrote the Introduction for Belli's landmark three-volume set Modern Trials, published in 1954. While personal injury and wrongful death law is not generally on a par as more academic areas of law, such as corporate law, taxation law, and constitutional law, Pound understood and appreciated the right of the common man and woman to be free from injury. It is no mystery that the two men got along so well. Both had an immense respect for the law and knowlege and appreciation of legal history. They were two great figures in legal history and it is wonderful to see a book has been written about these two legal icons.
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I would love to see Lizette's ethnicity fully embraced with frizzy hair and all. I hope I'm not being politically incorrect but this is a dark skinned doll. She has AA features and I'd enjoy seeing WI run with that.
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Although not a big fan of this line, this sculpt is absolutely charming. Glad to see her added to the line.
As for the oopsie pic- it's just not Tonner's week this week, is it???? ;) Maybe his next video will be shot in the lunch room in front of the microwave!!!
@Steve:I didn't look too closely at the background of the video. What did they capture? I saw someone run by.
Tonner forgot that iPads have a zoom feature. Apparently Marilyn Monroe is planned for the next Hollywood Diva. Behind RT was his schedule board with pics, and there she was!!! An alert Pregoite tracked down the picture, from Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
The video has since been pulled off Prego after much conversation and giggling, LOL!!! I wonder who Tonner calls on the carpet? Himself? Oopsie!!!!
@Steve: I hope no harm was done because I'd love to see Marilyn Monroe done by Robert. Perhaps it still needs licensing and can't be revealed. How exciting. I did see that board but I didn't look closely enough.ReplyDelete
I am sorry but being a Marilyn Monroe afficiando(sp)and quite the Marilyn Collector I sure as heck HOPE tonner does a BETTER job with Marilyn than the Bette Davis and Joan Crawford and Ava Gardner sculpts, Joan was OK but barely and Bette was off and Ava didnt even come close to looking like her, amoung MANY of the tonner celebrity sculpts which almost ALWAYS seem just slightly off, Tonner is VERY hit and miss with ALL of the celebrity sculpts, Dr Who line TERRIBLE, TORCHWOOD BAD, FIREFLY - AWFUL, and on and on and on with his Celebrity sculpting, The Twilight ones are a definent 50/50 hit and miss, The Clothing I will admit is almost always pretty GOOD, now if only his sculpts could IMPROVE then the celebrity lines he does might come off better but I DOUBT IT~ReplyDelete


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10-Year-Old's Essay About Father in Afghanistan Wins Heart of
Public Vote
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one of the largest card issuers in the United States. The company
operates the Discover
card, America's cash rewards pioneer, and offers personal and
student loans, online savings accounts, certificates of deposit and
money market accounts through its Discover
Bank subsidiary. Its payment businesses consist of Discover
Network, with millions of merchant and cash access locations; PULSE,
one of the nation's leading ATM/debit networks; and Diners Club
International, a global payments network with acceptance in more than
185 countries and territories. For more information, visit www.discoverfinancial.com.
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