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Business, Education, Technology
Mike Feerick
Mike Feerick is CEO & Founder of Alison, the world's largest free learning platform for basic education and workplace skills.
Education, Technology, Women
Ciara McGuane
Ciara is the founder of Rahoo.ie, an online platform that provides professional development courses to the teaching community in Ireland focused on continuous professional development.
Adrian Allen
Allen, left school at 16 years old with no qualifications, went bankrupt in 2008, started web design agency 3SIXTY Create in 2009 and merged with The Tomorrow Lab in 2016.
Health, Science, Sport, Technology
Paula Cunniffe
Paula Cunniffe is CEO of the Mark Pollock Trust and Run in the Dark.
Eamon Moore
Eamon Moore is the co-founder of Hikari, a business intelligence and data analytics company.
Dermot Daly
Dermot Daly is a founder of Tapadoo, a leading app development agency in Dublin.
Community, Technology, Youth
Alex Cooney
Alex Cooney is co-founder and CEO of CyberSafeIreland which aims to empower children to be stronger, smarter and safer online.
Education, Science, Technology
Cormac Corr
Dr Cormac Corr is a lecturer in physics and leads an internationally recognised research group at the Australian National University (ANU).
Ciara Garvan
Ciara Garvan is the founder of WorkJuggle.com, an innovative, online platform connecting highly skilled professionals with flexible, remote and contract roles.
Declan Hughes
Declan Hughes is a Founder and Managing Partner of The Grey Matters Network.
Business, Sport, Technology
Rob Durran
Rob Durran is co-founder of technology company, XINTEC, which focuses on fraud detection for telecom operators.
Wendy Slattery
Wendy Slattery is the co-founder of The Beauty Buddy app, the first social platform dedicated to beauty and cosmetic products.
Business, Technology, Women
Lisa Dillon is General Manager of Microsoft EMEA Digital Sales Centre, building and leading a team of over 700 people, based in Dublin.
Charity, Technology
Eamon Stack
Eamon Stack is founder and CEO of technology charity ENCLUDE.
Sheila Porter
Sheila Porter is the founder and CEO of SciFest, an innovative, all-inclusive programme of STEM fairs at local, regional and national levels.
Science, Technology, Youth
Mari Cahalane
Mari Cahalane is Head of the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition and is national organiser for EUCYS 2018.
Dr. Olivia Hurley
Dr. Olivia Hurley is Assistant Professor of Psychology and Sport Psychology in IADT and a Visiting Assistant Professor in UCD.
Vanessa Tierney
Vanessa Tierney is co-founder of Abodoo, an exciting global and intuitive platform that is connecting companies with remote working professionals.
Karina Kelly
Karina Kelly is co-founder and director of 3 e-commerce related businesses.
Technology, Women
Pamela Newenham
Pamela Newenham is the co-founder and co-CEO of GirlCrew, a social networking app for women to make new friends.
Media, Technology
Francis Fitzgibbon
Francis Fitzgibbon, founder and CEO of StoryStock.com is an experienced journalist, radio producer and documentary maker.
Amanda Roche Kelly
Amanda Roche Kelly is Managing Director of Just Eat in Ireland, the world's leading marketplace for online food delivery.
Orla Moran
Orla Moran is General Manager of recruitment website IrishJobs.ie.
Adam Coleman
Adam Coleman is CEO and owner of HRLocker a cloud HR Platform that is built for companies in the tech, professional services and not for profit sector.
Dick Henggeler
Dick Henggeler is owner of The Rose Hotel, Tralee, Co. Kerry which he purchased along with his wife Eibhlin in 2015.
Tony Corrigan
Tony Corrigan is Founder and CEO of TenderScout, a Software as a Service (SaaS) that qualifies government contracting opportunities for small-medium businesses.
Adrian Mulvihill
Adrian Mulvihill is Chief Strategy Officer at FEXCO Group, which is a privately owned Kerry based company employing over 2000 people around the world.
Vinnie Lynch
Vinnie Lynch is a proven CEO with a passion for Startups and SME's. He's held senior positions at a number of companies.
Jamie White
Jamie White is an Irish entrepreneur, currently working on Leading Social, a social media marketing agency.
Ken Tobin
Ken Tobin is a Director of HQTralee, Restaurateur and Marketing Strategist. HQTralee is a tech-development and co-working facility in Tralee.


I'm so excited to get back to training tonight after four days of live presenting between Dubai and Abu Dhabi. I absolutely love my work as a live presenter and a TV presenter but when I have a booking, I am very unlikely to train that day and sometimes I get booked for a few days in a row which is completely awesome for work but it leaves me thinking about what I missed in training, and how quickly I can get up to speed.
I try to be as responsible as possible when I'm working – by committing to eating clean, no matter where or how long I am working. I take the time to prepare my meals at home and pack them with me. Otherwise, when I get hungry after a full day of filming or presenting, I will eat whatever I can get my hands on – and a few days of that in a row, will have severe consequences and I will be less likely as motivated to get back to training hard because I would feel terrible and completely out of shape.
This week, our coaches Cameron Knight and Eric Ramsey at Pride Fitness Centre in Dubai have been teaching different passing techniques. Tonight in No-Gi class we did a really cool butterfly guard pass. In Gi class we did a really cool open guard pass which I filmed with my teammate Tamas Ferro in the video below.
I'd love to get this down 100% on both sides. I'll be drilling this every time I am on the mats this month.


(Part 1) In this bible study, we look at how the Holy Spirit can dwell within us. In 1st Kings 8, Solomon sacrifices in the temple before the Spirit enters it. This tells us that before the Holy Spirit can enter us, we must be cleansed by the blood of Christ.
(Part 2) God's plan was for us to be vessels for the Holy Spirit. Before this can happen we must be cleansed from the pollution and sin of the world. The Spirit can't dwell in us unless we are clean.
(Part 3) We must be cleansed and made pure by the blood of Christ for the Holy Spirit to dwell in us. Christ cleanses us, because we have no power to do this on our own. After this cleansing the Spirit can guide us.
(Part 4) When the Holy Spirit dwells in us, we belong to God. We are bought with a price, so we should glorify God with our lives (1st Cor. 6.20). We shouldn't dishonor God if we are saved.


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This volume brings out the varieties of forms of philosophical skepticism that have continued to preoccupy philosophers for the past of couple of centuries, as well as the specific varieties of philosophical response that these have engendered -- above all, in the work of those who have sought to take their cue from Kant, Wittgenstein, or Cavell -- and to illuminate how these philosophical approaches are related to and bear upon one another. The philosophers brought together in this volume are united by the thought that a proper appreciation of the depth of the skeptical challenge must reveal it to be deeply disquieting, in the sense that skepticism threatens not just some set of theoretical commitments, but also-and fundamentally-our very sense of self, world, and other. Second, that skepticism is the proper starting point for any serious attempt to make sense of what philosophy is, and to gauge the prospects of philosophical progress.


Mammals are air-breathing, warm-blooded vertebrate animals characterized by the possession of hair, three middle ear bones, and mammary glands functional in mothers with young. Most mammals also possess sweat glands and specialized teeth.
The largest group of mammals, the placentals, have a placenta which feeds the offspring during gestation. The mammalian brain, with its characteristic neocortex, regulates endothermic and circulatory systems, the latter featuring red blood cells lacking nuclei and a large, four-chambered heart maintaining the very high metabolism rate they have.
White-tailed deer have relatively short ears and are tawny brown in color. Their bushy tail, brown above and white below, "flags" from side to side when they are running. They are excellent swimmers, can run 35 miles per hour and jump an 8-foot fence.
During severe winters whitetails gather in areas near abundant food and cover. Bucks have antlers with 3-6 unforked points on each beam. Antlers start growing in spring and are shed in late winter. The peak of the whitetail breeding season, or rut, occurs in November.
Young does usually have one fawn in May or June while twins are usually the norm in older does and triplets aren't uncommon. Each fawn weighs about 5 pounds. They can live up to 15 years in the wild. They are the most popular big game mammal in the United States.
These deer tracks were observed along the stream bank at Hurricane Creek Park in May 2012. Deer tracks tracks have two toes (hooves), that make an upside-down heart-shaped track. Learn how to tell the size of a deer by its tracks with this chart.


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Philip Roth biography revealed: Author cheated on his wife and had a brief fling with Jackie Kennedy
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Pulitzer Prize-winning author Philip Roth's new biography was among the most highly-anticipated works in recent years, promising to lift the lid on the celebrated writer who made his name in 1969 with his infamous – and sexually explicit – novel, Portnoy's Complaint.
The controversial book told the story of a sexually driven teenage protagonist – which many speculated was based on Roth himself – who famously masturbates on a piece of liver that his mother later cooks for dinner.
Not surprisingly, it was dubbed one of the 'dirtiest books ever written' by The New Yorker. Others believed Roth was writing about a bizarre sexual encounter that he actually had growing up in a middle class Jewish family in Newark, New Jersey.
Philip Roth: The Biography, released earlier this month, was expected to raise some eyebrows further due to the lurid subject matter which details his apparent misogyny and 'sexual depravity.'
But this week, the 898-page book was pulled by publishers W.W. Norton after biographer Blake Bailey, 57, was accused of depraved sexual acts himself as well as rape and sexual harassment by several women.
Shipping and promotion of Philip Roth's only authorized biography, released earlier this month, has been halted as its author, Blake Bailey, faces multiple allegations of sexual harassment and abuse
Roth is said to have had a brief romantic fling with Jackie Kennedy, which was revealed just 15 months after her husband was assassinated, however the novelist ultimately decided not to pursue their relationship any further after their encounter
Ironically, it was initially feared that Roth, who died in 2018 aged 85, would be 'canceled' due to the controversial contents of the new biography.
But not everything in the book, which had been in the works since 2012, is crude and lewd.
The now-'canceled' biography, obtained by DailyMail.com, also tells a sweet story of Roth's brief encounter with widowed Jackie Kennedy, a mere 15 months after President John F. Kennedy was assassinated.
It began at a dinner party at writer Norman Podhoretz's New York home where Roth was seated on one side of Jackie and civil rights leader Bayard Rustin on the other.
'Mrs. Kennedy was beautiful, alert, alive and very sad,' he told his friend, novelist Alison Lurie.
'I don't think she knows what to do with herself. I was very taken with her, to be frank.'
Bailey's book was published on April 6
And it seemed Jackie was taken with Roth as well. The former first lady would have her social secretary ask him to be her dinner partner a few nights later.
Roth, however, only owned two suits and three pairs of shoes, none of which were black, according to the book.
He then went out to buy a pair of shoes at Brooks Brothers and walked around the city so they wouldn't look new.
After the dinner party, Roth offered to hail a cab for Jackie but she preferred to walk.
When he expressed concerned about her heels, she raised her hand signaling her black limo that appeared beside them.
Outside of her upper Fifth Avenue apartment, she asked: 'Do you want to come upstairs?'
'Oh, of course you do', she said, and assured him that her children John and Caroline were fast asleep.
They sat chatting for an hour, then one lingering kiss before saying good night – 'though not before she gave Roth a card with her private phone number and asked him to call her.'
The biography details Roth's 'breathtaking tastelessness towards women' that included his students, his sexual addictions, masturbation and medication-induced impotence
'I wasn't up to it,' Roth confessed years later, Bailey wrote.
'What business did he have dating the widow Kennedy, with only two suits and four pairs of shoes?'
They met again at a literary event and he called her when he learned she was ill with cancer. He sent her a book, she thanked him and died two months later.
Of course the book also details Roth's 'breathtaking tastelessness towards women' that included his students, his sexual addictions, masturbation and medication-induced impotence.
Roth visited London brothels and chose female students to attend a seminar based on their attractiveness and he regularly boasted of his adultery, Bailey's book claims.
And with the book now out of circulation, readers won't learn who the famous women were that Roth claims to have seduced, or tried to seduce, such as Mia Farrow, Nicole Kidman, Ava Gardner, and actress Claire Bloom who became his second wife.
The book names several high-profile women Roth claims to have seduced, including Jackie Kennedy, Mia Farrow, Nicole Kidman, Ava Gardner, and actress Claire Bloom (pictured) who became his second wife
Roth was married to first wife Maggie Martinson (pictured together left in 1962). The marriage ended after Roth was caught having an affair with a one-time Playboy Playmate Alice Denham (pictured right) who spilled the beans on their sexual encounters in the same Playboy issue in which she was featured as the centerfold
And one of these beauties – a one-time Playboy Playmate by the name of Alice Denham, Miss July 1956, agreed to tell all in the same Playboy issue in which she was featured as the centerfold.
In her memoir, Sleeping with Bad Boys, she wrote Roth feared he wouldn't 'measure up (or down) in bed against these drunken literary mastodons' that included Norman Mailer, William Styron, Nelson Algren, Joseph Heller – to name a few – but there was no worry.
'Philip Roth was a sex fiend', Denham wrote. 'He moved from tits to – aaaah! – so fast I was breathless. Speeded up like his talk and his head. But once he got there, he hung in long and steamy. Tepid men never move me. Philip was on fire.'
Denham was so turned on she sent Roth a card requesting they resume the affair which sent his first of two wives, Maggie Martinson, into a rage and a suicidal attempt with pills and whiskey.
Roth helped save his wife's life by putting his finger down her throat and making her vomit, but the incident marked the end of their marriage.
He moved on to an affair with one of his students, according to the book.
Roth also developed a friendship with actress Mia Farrow – that at one point turned romantic -during the summer of 1992, when Woody Allen was accused of sexually molesting his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow
In 1965, Roth was going to parties looking for a new girl in the crowd of 'American's wealthiest, most famous and most creative people' that included Greta Garbo, Truman Capote, William Paley.
He also hobnobbed with Frank Sinatra, Claudette Colbert and actor, producer Martin Gabel.
Roth's friendship with Mia Farrow began at the same time as the scandal was breaking with Woody Allen during the summer of 1992 when he was accused of sexually molesting his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow, in Mia's home in Bridgewater, Connecticut.
Roth's wife at the time, actress Claire Bloom, had suggested they invite Mia for dinner at their nearby Litchfield County home in Roxbury, Connecticut.
Roth was game because he despised Woody as did Claire, who loathed Allen and considered him 'a fake from top to bottom' and bearing 'little resemblance to a human being'.
Mia rendezvoused with Roth at a close-by liquor store and followed him home.
Roth, widely considered a giant of American literature, was awarded the National Humanities Medal in March 2011 by Barack Obama
Mia found the dynamics at Roth's house strange and when he drove her back to the liquor store to help her find her way back to Bridgewater, Roth considered running away with her.
Some two years later, both were single and found themselves at the same party.
'That little smile that passed between us erupted like a baby atomic bomb', Roth confessed.
They flirted and then disappeared.
When Mia returned alone, the visiting Czech president, Václav Havel who was at the same party, asked if Roth was okay.
'He seemed fine as soon as he got his tongue out of my throat,' Mia reported.
They canoodled in Roth's car and continued to see each other in what Farrow described as 'bursts of romance here or there, through the years, but the way good friends would have a friendship that has sexuality as a component.'
Roth often said in a routine between the pair, 'Wasn't I once married to you between Sinatra and Andre Previn?'
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Sometimes, we do moose things.
Well, we started off with drunk Jenga, somehow ended up blowing a condom up and it exploding everywhere, and then we decided to go through all of my halloween stuff and play a little dress up. Which ended up in Kelsey going out in my naughty schoolgirl outfit, me wearing a mini skirt…with my wolf hat, and casey wearing my bee antennae and my belt.
It was a great night, if I say so myself.
And before anyone accuses me of drinking too much, I really don't. I have been going out to dinner with friends and having a drink with the meal. Usually not even finishing it. Sometimes I say I'm going to go out and drink when I'm feeling down, and I usually end up watching crappy Netflix movies and going to bed early.
This entry was posted in Life in General and tagged costumes, girlfriends, good times, life., out on July 2, 2013 by anonycollegegirlmous.


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Everton's majority shareholder says the manager has the club's 'total support'.
Everton's majority shareholder Farhad Moshiri believes the club's season has not been good enough, but remains confident the "big bet" they took on manager Marco Silva will pay off.
The Toffees sit 11th in the table, having won just one of their last eight Premier League matches. They have 27 points, the same tally they had at the same stage a year ago, and are 17 points off fourth.
It is not where Moshiri would have expected them to be, having upped his investment in the club to £250million and dispensed with Sam Allardyce and director of football Steve Walsh at the end of last season at considerable expense to bring in replacements Silva and Marcel Brands.
"We are very serious about what we want to do," Moshiri told the club's AGM.
"I look at the table and it is just not good enough, I think we know that. We need to go up the table.
"We've had bad luck, poor judgement, but I feel the business we did in the summer shows we are in the right direction, but it has been difficult.
"We did our homework and we put a big bet on Marco and we stick with him.
"He has our total support and we have a professional Marcel Brands who monitors the progress.
"Consistency has been an issue, but we have had terrific performances and the challenge in the second half is to have more of those performances.
"The football management team are totally focused on it. We know what we are and I'm comfortable."
Moshiri has also pledged to fill the considerable funding gap likely to be left when the finances for the proposed new £500million stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock are finalised.
Planning permission is set to be submitted in the second half of this year, with the first "spade in the ground" anticipated in early 2020.
After a number of false dawns over previous projects Moshiri is adamant the stadium will be built.
"It has nothing to do with my vision, it is a necessity. That must be understood – we don't have a choice, we don't have a Plan B or a Plan C," he added.
"Very much like Arsenal and Tottenham that had to build a stadium – they were not given stadiums like West Ham or Manchester City.
"We have a lot of experience so I think we will complete this stadium, be sure that will happen. And I will throw as much money as needed.
"Private markets will provide £350m, naming rights will give us some more and we maybe have an equity gap of £100m.
"I think this club, under the management of Marcel and leadership of Denise (Barrett-Baxendale, the club's chief executive) is sufficiently robust to see the project through. It is no luxury, we have to get it done.
"If we want to have a big club we need a modern stadium and we will get it."


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Q: Series expansion of square root function Could I please know how to expand:
$$\sqrt{4-3x^2}$$
I simplified it to $\sqrt{1-\frac34x^2}$ but the question is if I let $x = x^2$, what will the coefficient of, say $x^5$ or $x^{10}$ be in the expansion?

A: HINT :
Rewrite
\begin{align}
\sqrt{4-3x^2}&=(4-3x^2)^\frac12\\
&=\left(4\left(1-\frac34x^2\right)\right)^\frac12\\
&=2\left(1-\frac34x^2\right)^\frac12\\
&=2\left(1-\left(\frac{\sqrt3}{2}x\right)^2\right)^\frac12\\
\end{align}
Now, let $y=\dfrac{\sqrt3}{2}x$ and use binomial series for $\left(1-y^2\right)^\frac12$.

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Skorr
Prince of the Skorr
James Doohan (voice)
Tchar was a male Skorr and the hereditary prince of his race in the 23rd century.
In 2269 he stole his race's holy artifact, the Soul of the Skorr, hoping that this would ignite a galaxy-wide jihad and reestablish the Skorr as a warrior race. Insane, Tchar could not cope with a peaceful galaxy and planned to lead his people in this war.
When the Vedala sent teams to recover the artifact from an unstable "mad planet" , Tchar joined Kirk, Spock, Sord, Em/3/Green, and Lara, planning to sabotage the quest. As the team neared the strange building housing the missing artifact, Tchar was "abducted" by creatures evidently native to the mad planet.
When the team gained entry to the building, he reappeared and challenged the remaining members of the party to honorable combat. He could not allow them to live, but was impressed by their skill in reaching the artifact. He disabled the internal gravity so that his ability to fly would not give him undue advantage. Kirk and Spock, experts in zero-gravity combat , were able to defeat him.
When the party returned to the Vedala asteroid, Tchar was remanded to the custody of the Vedala, who promised to cure him of his madness. (TAS: "The Jihad")
The voice for Tchar was provided by James Doohan.
External link Edit
Tchar at StarTrek.com, the official Star Trek website
Retrieved from "https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Tchar?oldid=2204281"


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Louder Than Love
Hard Rock · 1989
Editors' Notes In some ways, 1989's Louder Than Love is the moment Soundgarden became Soundgarden: the sludgy riffs, the multi-octave wailing, the weird mix of the visceral and ethereal that made albums like Badmotorfinger and Superunknown so epochal. You can still hear that the band was coming from punk ("Full On Kevin's Mom"), but they were also tilting more earnestly toward blues, metal, and psychedelia, creating strange amalgams of heaviness that didn't quite fit with mainstream hard rock or the evolving indie scene. (The piggish butt-rock send-up "Big Dumb Sex" caused a stir at the time in part because nobody could figure out whether or not they were joking; that they ended up on tour with the hair-metal band Skid Row a couple of years later didn't clarify things.)
"Louder Than Love might have been maybe a little bit grittier or more aggressive, I think, [where] Superunknown might have some more nuance to it," guitarist Kim Thayil tells Apple Music on the album's 30th birthday. "There's a roughness…a slashing, fist-like style to the way I was playing guitar on those earlier records. Louder Than Love might've been the last time, and maybe a little bit of [1991's] Badmotorfinger. Then that kind of style—that more aggressive banging-the-guitar style—kind of went away."
Still, as brutal as it could be ("Gun" being the nastiest), LTL could be surprisingly pretty, too: Listen to the plumes of feedback on the beginning of "Loud Love," for example, or the middle section of "Ugly Truth"—sweet-and-sour combinations that set the course for what the band became. "When I think about that album, I think about the working relationship with [producer] Terry [Date], and getting used to a larger budget," Thayil says. "Trying to get that live feel that we were acquainted with and at the same time utilizing the technology and the abilities of the producer in the studio was a weird kind of balance."
Mostly, though, he remembers it as a learning experience, a moment when the band stepped into bigger shoes and tried to find their footing. "Usually when we're done [with a record], we always think, 'We could've done this better, do that better,'" he said. "Then, given time, it comes to rest, and you have a perspective on it that's less self-critical. And now, I listen back to [Louder Than Love] and think, 'Wow, that's way better than I remembered it being at the time.'"
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Full On Kevin's Mom
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No Wrong No Right
Big Dumb Sex
Full On (Reprise)
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Theological interpretation, by which we mean the answer to the dilemma of infinite possible readings is a firmly ecclesial one, is so hot right now. This is as it should be. The flood of commentaries (Brazos, Eerdmans and Blackwell), books and articles flow from a growing realization that theological interpretation can kill two birds - modern and postmodern - with one stone.
Modernity's mission impossible to isolate the text's historical context and authorial intent is shown, by advocates of theological interpretation, to be of limited assistance for believers. The historical-critical method is, as someone has so nicely put it, "a revelationally inappropriate hermeneutic." On the postmodern end, if the Bible can be unhinged from any original context or intent, then a faithful answer to the consequent confusion is to read the Scripture through a clearly Christological lens. This is appropriate enough, as Christ has long had a facility for opening scrolls, and without him many of our readings amount to weeping (not to mention a yawn).
The words of the Bible are like so many tesserae in the hands of a mosaic-maker. They can be arranged to display something disgusting... Or they can be properly arranged to show the image of a king.
Byassee refers us to Lewis Ayres' suggestion in this volume that the literal, or plain sense (as oppose to spiritual sense) of Scripture, does not amount to whatever historical critics want it to mean. The plain sense of the Bible is, simply put, God. Byassee makes a similar point in his own book on the Psalms, arguing for a "christological plain sense." Dan Treier seems to concur in his forthcoming book, an excerpt of which is available in the current Princeton Theological Review (PDF here), an issue also devoted to theological interpretation. Like I said, it's hot right now.
It is not appropriate to make... readings conform to any particular pattern of church doctrine.
I imagine the author is driven by a frustration with recalcitrant Seminarians who refuse to permit the Hebrew Scriptures their original contexts. This is indeed a besetting sin of hotheaded Seminarians, who too quickly forget that the Bible belongs to Israel before it belongs to the Church. What this textbook calls "narrow doctrinal readings" are therefore off-limits.
But can such scholars not see their own theology, a new kind of Creed imported directly, without amendment or reservation, from the secular academy that trained them? The Bible, selectively interpreted, becomes a morality tale illustrating the pitfalls of the politically incorrect. In short, selling one's birthright for a mess of passé pottage is what often passes today for "theological interpretation." Byassee provides a few examples in his article, and a typical O.T. student today at a Protestant Seminary could likely provide many more.
The shift toward theological interpretation, therefore, has its downside, and puts an increasing amount of pressure on the achilles' heel of Protestantism: ecclesiology. For without the firm doctrinal milieu the church provides, "theological interpretation" is anything but Christological. Consequently, biblical studies today provides something of a return to what was best described in John Dryden's famous send-up of sola scriptura in Religio Laici (hat tip to Edward Oakes for the citation).
No measure ta'en from knowledge, all from grace.
Texts were explained by fasting and by prayer.
Occasion'd by great zeal and little thought.
The chaos of any and all possible readings (except Christological ones) is enough to prompt longings for the fleshpots of Anchor Bible-style historical-criticism, and its trusty handmaiden, biblical archaeology. The claim is often made that such tools have been hurtful to the average believer, hence all the more reason to shift to theological exegesis. Rowan Greer tells a story, cited by Byassee, about the dean of Chichester Cathedral "who was reading the first book of German higher criticism he had ever encountered. As he read, the churchman paused to look out of his window - precisely at the moment when the spire of the cathedral collapsed to the ground!" A good story to be sure, but has this actually been historical criticism's effect?
As Brian Fagan makes clear in his numerous writings on the subject, 19th century archaeology was driven by a powerful Victorian public interest in the veracity of the Scriptures. And, like Heinrich Schliemann finding Troy, Ninevah was not proven to be myth - it was found. Anyone can walk through Assyrian ruins today at major museums (hopefully keeping in mind that one century and a half ago, all we knew of Assyria was from some obscure Biblical references). Babylon, too, was found. Additional examples of the Biblical record's archaeological confirmation are so numerous that one best limit oneself to the top fifteen finds (PDF file).
Or consider the famous Egyptologist Bob Brier. In two of his lectures in his extensive Egypt course, he performs an external audit on the Penteteuch from a secular Egyptologogical perspective. His results? Genesis' Joseph account, strangely enough, is concordant with Egyptological data on mummification, hieroglyphs, magic, and the long tradition of Egyptian dream interpretation. We even have a stela found on Sehel Island that tells of seven-year famine. Exodus fares just as well. The cities of Pithom and Ramses referenced in chapter one check out with Moses' supposed time period, the "heart-hardening" rhetoric is thoroughly Egyptian, even Ramses II's first-born child is known to have died. The only gripe Brier has with Exodus is the number of slaves who might have escaped.
Of course it's a mistake, a very un-postmodern one, to expect any of this data to do too much. None of these verifications "prove" Judaism or Christianity. But seeing that they do confirm both, pardon me if I permit myself a little old fashioned encouragement. Indeed, following Ayers, Byassee and Treier, God may be the literal sense of Scripture. But He is the God of history.
In short, the age of archaeology, broadly understood, has been good to Christians and Jews who believe their faith is not a fable. That devastating discovery that disproves the Bible has yet to be unearthed (though I have hired three assistants to be constantly tuned in to the Discovery, History, and National Geographic Channels at ALL TIMES just in case). On the literary side of things, exhaustive textual analysis has complicated, but not unseated Christian faith. Far from the church crumbling under the weight of the 19th German intellect, the Bible seems to has held up rather well. If anything has crumbled, it's the notion of individual authorship, but as Old Testament scholar Gary Anderson has remarked, if the Holy Spirit is the primary author of Scripture, why should we be so concerned to pin it down to one particular writer? Do we not believe in the Holy Spirit guides the people of God (which includes oral tradition, authors, redactors and canonizers)?
1. Theological interpretation does not work without good theology.
2. History does not belong to historical criticism. It belongs to God.


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Josephine Shaya (Ph.D. Classical Art and Archaeology from the University of Michigan) specializes in Latin, Roman history, and archaeology. She has published on monuments, memory, travel and the history of collecting in antiquity. Her research has brought the insights of recent theoretical studies of museums and monuments to bear upon the analysis of Hellenistic and Roman collections and collectors. She is currently the Museum Review Editor for the American Journal of Archaeology.
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"The Greek Temple as Museum. The Case of the Legendary Treasures of Athena from Lindos." American Journal of Archaeology 109:3 (2005): 423-442
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Egypt apologizes for security police ""violations"": report
March 12, 2011 - 0:0
CAIRO (Reuters) – Egypt's interior minister said the state security apparatus will be restricted to combating terrorism and espionage and he apologized for past 'violations', the official state news agency MENA reported Thursday.
Minister Mansour el-Essawy said the system could not be dissolved but it would play no further role in citizens' daily lives.
""(The minister) apologized to the Egyptian people for the violations that took place on the part of some elements of the police apparatus in the past,"" reported MENA. The apology will be issued in a statement by the ministry.
Egyptians say state security police, a branch of the police force, have treated citizens with a very heavy hand. Antagonism grew after police clashed with demonstrators during protests that led to the toppling of president Hosni Mubarak on February 11.
Activists broke into the agency's premises and posted documents and videos online which they said were proof of abuses carried out by state security police.
The posts include pictures of what was described as a torture chamber with a blood-stained floor and equipped with chains, and security files showing the extent of the agency's intrusion into citizens' lives.
The online material led many to call on the military council that took over from Mubarak to dissolve the security organ, which justified its brutality in light of the country's emergency law, in force since 1981.
The plan to restructure the security apparatus will be presented to the prime minister as soon as possible, MENA said.
Egypt's police forces have returned to work across the country, el-Essawi said, after they withdrew from the streets on January 28 fearing attacks by citizens.
El-Essawi said the country's regular police force totaled 269,000 and state security police did not exceed 170,000. He said these numbers would be reviewed to ensure they met actual requirements.
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Raising an Eyebrow
by Richard Williams on February 2, 2015
Mostly just trumpet and drums, with the occasional wash of electronics, Eyebrow's Garden City is one of the most beguiling records I've heard in ages. I should imagine that anyone who loves the work of Jon Hassell (particularly the classic Fourth World Vol 1: Possible Musics album with Brian Eno) or Arve Henriksen's series of solo albums on the Rune Grammofon label will respond to what this Bristol-based duo are up to: a music of substance and elegance that slips easily between foreground and background, unassuming in its surfaces but best rewarding the closest attention.
They were formed in 2009, and this is their fourth album. Pete Judge, the trumpeter, also plays with the excellent quartet Get the Blessing, while Paul Wigens, the drummer, has a CV including spells with Blurt, Natacha Atlas, Viv Albertine, Damo Suzuki and Gary Lucas. On a couple of tracks they're joined by the bassist/guitarist Jim Barr, another member of Get the Blessing (and of Portishead's live band).
The format is simple: Wigens sets up an uncluttered, cleanly articulated and sometimes deceptively straightforward basic groove — using not much more than snare and bass drum and hi-hat, occasionally a tom-tom or two — over which Judge moves between written themes and the kind of improvisation that feels as though it grows directly out of the material, with subtle use of mutes and treatments. Barr makes it a three-way conversation with a lightly distorted baritone guitar on one track, "Blind Summit", and adds a discreet baseline to another, "Scrim".
On "Thaw", for example, at 13 minutes the longest piece of the set, a soft electronically-generated background figure runs in and out of phase with Wigens's slip-sliding pattern, while Judge plays long tones that are eventually expanded by echo or superimposition. Two-thirds of the way through there are a few moments of understated drama when the drummer drops out, allowing the trumpet to soar and resound as if under a cathedral dome.
This is music of quiet imagination and intimate beauty, spare and discreet without being forbiddingly austere, and recorded with fine clarity and presence. It's on the ninety&nine label (www.ninetyandninerecords.com), and you'll find a few samples of the music on the band's own website here. I hope a lot of people get to enjoy it.
* The photograph of Paul Wigens and Pete Judge was taken by Mark Taylor in Arnos Vale Chapel, Bristol.
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Thanks for this, Richard. Another very useful introduction. Three of their albums, including Garden City, are on Emusic.com. I shall be downloading and enjoying all shortly.
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Yep, I think it's fair to say these guys have been checking out Jon Hassell and also Mark Isham's very underrated work. However, for me, the novelty wears off very quickly mainly due to the rigidity of the grooves and the pretty unreconstructed drum sounds. Not to mention the scarcity of harmonic movement. I'd love to hear Mr Eno getting to work on those drums.
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Thanks, Mark. I agree with you about Isham. But you seem to have fastened on two of the things I really like about this record: first, its lack of harmonic movement; second, the straightforwardness of both the grooves and the way drums are recorded. I'd wouldn't like to hear any further interventions in either respect. It is what it is, and it pleases me a lot.
Sorry… Matt. Not Mark. Mark Isham. Matt Phillips. Confusion.


The start of a new year is just around the corner. Now is a great time to consider starting a backyard journal to help you keep track of the bird information you observe each day.
Keep it near your primary feeder-watching window, and add to it throughout the day.
A year from now, you'll know when to say goodbye to your winter visitors, and when to expect the earliest spring migrants.
Consider purchasing a multi-year diary, so that you can compare feeder activity and weather for several years in a row, right on the same page.
It's a great way to keep track of the seasons, of arrivals and departures, seed consumption, activity level, all sorts of tidbits that you might find worth remembering in years to come.
Species, including new arrivals, and those whose residence in your yard is seasonal. Keep tallies by species if you can.
Your feelings: If the new plumage of a goldfinch or the sight of a parent titmouse feeding its young warms your heart, write that down. If a squirrel cleaning out your feeders rankles you, put that down, too. If a Cooper's hawk took one of your doves, how did it make you feel? Express yourself!
If you miss a few days, or a week, or a month, forgive yourself, and resume journaling. Habits can take time to develop. But years from now, the notes you take today will be a source of rewarding memories, and your skills at understanding your yard birds will be sharpened with very little effort.


"Perfect" doesn't exist. Regardless of your budget, you make compromises when buying or building. If you find a home that is eighty-five percent perfect, seriously consider making an offer. Some of what's in that missing fifteen percent may well be something that you can add, remove, update, or otherwise change to move your home closer to your vision of perfect.


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Yes, you read that right. This is the home of a live and poisonous scorpion , Frank. What started as a 1960's Craigslist Zenith TV, turned into a blacklight installation as part of HUBweek's Neon Dream shipping container. We painted the exterior of the container first (see our FINE ART page) and them created the TV to match the same pattern. The TV was retrofitted with a heating pad, blacklight LED strip lights, heat lamp, speaker system, and screen printed blacklight paper plants for it's backdrop. Inside the terrarium, everything was either bought, created or painted with blacklight fluorescent paint to achieve maximum effect when lit. We even put a mini shipping container and dollhouse TV set with the same painted pattern as the big one, just to mess with you. Lastly, Frank the scorpion was purchased after extensive paperwork and introduced to his new home. Scorpions naturally fluoresce under blacklight so Frank fits right into this strange bright landscape. After HUBweek, the TV was exhibited in several locations and now Frank resides in our owners home office, eating crickets and mealworms on the daily.


Under the brand name "ajaa!", Fabian Rupp and Raphael Stäbler, the young entrepreneurs and founders of 4e solutions GmbH from Filderstadt in the Stuttgart Region, are producing and selling storage boxes made from renewable raw materials. The containers made from bioplastic are manufactured entirely in Germany and can be fully recycled.
The company, founded in 2012, has already won several prizes for this product development, including "Best New Product Award 2013" and third place for "Biomaterial of the Year 2013". In future, the range is to be extended to include baby products and special products for children.
Nowadays, products made from plastic and synthetic materials are part and parcel of our everyday life. They are particularly popular in kitchens, where they are used as storage boxes. They are available in (almost) all shapes, sizes and colours. They do have some advantages compared with containers made from metal, glass or ceramics: they are light, unbreakable and generally dishwasher-safe. Children can take their plastic lunchboxes to pre-school or to school. Because of the advantages they offer, one of the less positive properties of plastic boxes is often ignored, namely that plastic usually contains plasticisers and other harmful substances that have an adverse impact on our health. In addition, boxes like these are made from petroleum products and cannot be easily recycled. "For us it was a contradiction to buy groceries in organic shops and then pack the food into plastic boxes". That's how 33-year old industrial engineer Raphael Stäbler, one of the two founders of 4e solutions from Filderstadt, explains the decision to develop containers made from bioplastics.
Plasticisers are additives added to materials – in particular plastic materials – in order to make them stretchable, more flexible, more bendable and thus easier to process. Because these plasticisers are generally only bonded physically and not chemically to the materials, they detach easily and can be inhaled as a result. The plasticisers can also detach through contact with different fluids, in particular with fatty foods, thus becoming dissolved in the food. Phtalates and bisphenol A in particular are suspected of influencing hormone levels, leading to infertility in men and to genital malformation in children as well as to liver damage or behavioural problems. According to a new study, they are even suspected of increasing susceptibility to type 2 diabetes.
In the search for a completely safe and environmentally compatible alternative, Raphael Stäbler and his fellow student Fabian Rupp found what they were looking for in Heilbronn. A company there produces a biomaterial that behaves in exactly the same way as plastic and can be processed in a similar manner, but that does not have its negative properties. Instead of petroleum and plasticisers, it is made 100% from natural raw materials such as cellulose, minerals and waxes. The idea of using the biomaterial to make storage boxes for use in the kitchen led the two young entrepreneurs to develop the brand "ajaa!" in 2012. The name comes from Finnish and means "to move something" or "to move something along". That fits perfectly with the motto of the two founders. "Everyone is always talking about the turnaround in energy policy, and we want to bring about a turnaround in raw materials", explains Raphael Stäbler confidently.
He says that there is no cause for concern that using the bioplastic instead of the finite resource petroleum might lead to a scarcity of other resources for food. This is because cellulose can not only be extracted from sugar, but also for example from wood. Up until now, the boxes are made entirely from sugar cane leftovers from the production of liquor. Raphael Stäbler explains "Even if we were to replace all plastics with natural materials, we would only need 1.5% of the world's cultivation areas". In addition, the material used in the bioplastic is recyclable. Used boxes can be returned to the manufacturer, who then chops them up and uses them to make new products.
"So far, our boxes are available in four different sizes and four different colours in selected stores and online shops", says Raphael Stäbler. It is important to him that the products are not only environmentally friendly and do not present any health risk, but also that they look good. According to Stäbler, "Lots of people want to do the right thing ecologically but don't want to have to do without luxury". The boxes, created by designers in Tübingen, have an elegant white colour with a subtle ring of colour running around the outside. Because carbon emissions are just as important to the company as design and function, the boxes are made in Germany. "In fact, production takes place entirely in Baden-Württemberg, which of course also makes it easier for us to control the quality", explains Stäbler.
However, quality comes at a price, and currently the price for these boxes starts at 20 euros. "The main reason for this is that the material is four times more expensive than the plastic material normally used", explains Raphael Stäbler. But he believes that the future will see a turnaround. He suspects that in five years, petroleum will have become so expensive that the alternatives are likely to be far more interesting. He believes that this development will lead to a point where the price of petroleum products and the price of ecological alternatives intersect. "In this respect, our development is coming at just the right time", he says happily.
It would seem that the visitors to the Biofach trade fair in Nuremberg agree. They selected the environmentally friendly storage boxes from "ajaa!" as "Best New Product 2013" in the "Non Food" section. The product also won third place in "Biomaterial of the Year 2013" at the 6th International Conference on Industrial Biotechnology and Bio-based Plastics and Composites. "Of course we are very proud to have been awarded not one but two prizes by the expert public", says Raphael Stäbler.
Plans for the future involve extending the product range to include special offerings for babies and children. Particularly for babies, who put everything in their mouths, having products that do not pose a health risk is especially important, he explains. In order to be able to realise these plans, the young company is looking for investors via the www.crowdnine.de website. The site hosts a crowdfunding platform that offers small companies from the Stuttgart Region a chance to find local investors. "We have already found some investors, but unfortunately not enough yet", explains Raphael Stäbler. "We need about 100,000 euros in order to extend our product range." Once they have got the funds together, nothing will stand in the way of the turnaround in raw materials.


Why are the failed resources using 8080 instead of 8181 like the successful ones? What am I missing?
Why are the failed resources using When I do netstat it does not show 8080 instead of 8181 like the successful ones? What am I missing?listening. Is there an issue with Restconf not listening to 8080 at startup?
When I do netstat it does not show 8080 listening. Is there an issue with Restconf not listening to 8080 at startup?startup? Is there a reason some things are using 8181 and some 8080?


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5 Philosophical Movies
What would life be without questions? Youth Time is presenting to you today five philosophical movies so that you will have this deep topic to think about over the upcoming weekend. We' ve got a biographical drama, a debate, and even a comedy. Have a great weekend, and stay in touch with us.
From the movie The Sunset Limited
The philosophy is hidden behind the movies
This week Yout Time Magazine has prepared for you the list of five philosophical movies that you must see. Discover with us what is behind the curtains, and how is the secret world of meaning hidden behind the camera. Philosophy can be an integral part of one movie, and usually, it is all the time, the question is can we see it, and if the answer is yes, how should we interpret it.
A revolutionary animation movie about a man who struggles to distinguish dreams from reality. Meeting many people who discuss with him life as seen from many angles – scientific, religious, philosophic, or artistic – he wonders if the esence of them all is the same.
The Sunset Limited
Samuel L. Jackson and Tommy Lee Jones in a two man debate match covering faith and atheism, life and nihilism, redemption and suicide. All taking place in a New York apartment, both portraying humor and pathos, and each trying to persuade the other one about his beliefs.
Monty Python's the Meaning of Life
From a different pen comes the film The Meaning of Life by Monty Python. The segmented format of the movie is divided into a series of seven chapters, covering the important stages of human life:
The Miracle of Birth,
Growth and Learning,
Fighting Each Other, Middle Age,
Live Organ Transplants,
The Autumn Years,
The movie's slogan was: "It took God six days to create the Heavens and the Earth, and Monty Python just 90 minutes to screw it up", and I think that says more than enough to give you something to look forward to.
Unless you don't choose, everything is possible. Which one of these three lives was the real one? Nemo, in 2092, is the last mortal in the immortal world. He claims that all children before being born can see their future, memories of which will be erased at the moment of nativity.
Not with Nemo. He remembers different lives depending on his life decisions.
Hannah Arendt – a political philosopher of German-Jewish origin who, in 1961, wrote a series of articles for the New Yorker about Adolf Eichmann's genocide trial in Jerusalem. Expecting to meet a monster – a distillation of evil – she instead met an absolutely average man – a nobody.
Shocked with this, she studied his case more deeply and eventually wrote a book titled A Report on the Banality of Evil. In her book – which brought her incomprehension from some and praise and recognition from others – she described a complete absence of rational thought process in a person who did not have actual evil motives.
But whose actions were monstrous – a person who was so loyal to his commanders and their orders, that he could have done the exact opposite under different circumstances.
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Deposition Author(s): Kaczmarska, Z., Becker, D., Rademann, J., Coll, M.
Irreversible inhibitors of the 3C protease of Coxsackie virus through templated assembly of protein-binding fragments.
Becker, D., Kaczmarska, Z., Arkona, C., Schulz, R., Tauber, C., Wolber, G., Hilgenfeld, R., Coll, M., Rademann, J.
Small-molecule fragments binding to biomacromolecules can be starting points for the development of drugs, but are often difficult to detect due to low affinities. Here we present a strategy that identifies protein-binding fragments through their potential to induce the target-guided formation of covalently bound, irreversible enzyme inhibitors. A protein-binding nucleophile reacts reversibly with a bis-electrophilic warhead, thereby positioning the second electrophile in close proximity of the active site of a viral protease, resulting in the covalent de-activation of the enzyme. The concept is implemented for Coxsackie virus B3 3C protease, a pharmacological target against enteroviral infections. Using an aldehyde-epoxide as bis-electrophile, active fragment combinations are validated through measuring the protein inactivation rate and by detecting covalent protein modification in mass spectrometry. The structure of one enzyme-inhibitor complex is determined by X-ray crystallography. The presented warhead activation assay provides potent non-peptidic, broad-spectrum inhibitors of enteroviral proteases.
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By Ariq Hatibie
[dropcap]N[/dropcap]early 30 years have passed since the fall of the Soviet Union, the disintegration of Yugoslavia, and the transition of China into state-led capitalism. Yet despite pummeling communists into oblivion in 1965, Indonesia remains immersed in a perpetual red scare, paranoid about the resurgence of the Communist Party (PKI). Just two months ago, the Indonesian military confiscated over a hundred books connected to the PKI in the city of Kediri. Just one month ago, the Attorney General, backed by the Defense Minister, suggested a widespread literary crackdown. Indonesia has seen two decades of democracy since Suharto's fall, yet the specter of communism, that nebulous poltergeist which plunged many a nation into mass hysteria and has largely vanished since the end of the Cold War, continues to haunt the archipelago.
Much of this stems from the military's iron grip on the narrative surrounding the Indonesian Genocide. Suharto and the military portrayed a failed and uncoordinated coup attempt (G30S) as an impending mass murder planned by the PKI. Banning pro-PKI and pro-Sukarno newspapers, state press called for pogroms against the organization. One of their stories told of members of Gerwani (the women's organization in support of the PKI) dancing naked in front of generals abducted during G30S, cutting off their genitals, and gouging out their eyeballs before tossing them down a well. Farfetched as this was, the lack of press opposition allowed narratives like these to fester, giving just cause for mass murder and forming the bedrock of many conservative New Order ideologies, such as that which treated women as sexually ferocious beings in need of domestication (more on this in my next piece).
The military's elaborately crafted myths cemented absolute ideological control during Suharto's New Order regime from 1966-1998, suppressing the left on all fronts. Suharto banned labor movements, replacing them with the state-run Serikat Pekerja Seluruh Indonesia (SPSI). Artists connected to the left suffered. One of Indonesia's most celebrated writers, Pramoedya Ananta Toer, was arrested for alleged connections to the PKI. Batik artists (makers of Indonesia's trademark national dress) such as Mohammad Hadi were detained for being members of Lekra (the Institute of People's Culture), which promoted class-conscious art. Anyone with vaguely left-leaning ideals risked prison time or death. The foundation of the New Order lay in its self-portrayal as the savior of the nation from communist takeover. After the Genocide, Suharto and the military used the threat of PKI resurgence to stymie leftist political movements and indeed any threat to the New Order, curtailing even the Islamists who ran amok during the Genocide itself. The romance with the US, the Cold War's ultimate communist crusader, manifest in deals conceding natural resources; American-educated economists like the "Berkeley Mafia"; and direct links with the CIA, incentivized and strengthened anti-leftist rhetoric as a means for climbing the bureaucracy and for tightening power.
What does the desecration of the left imply for modern Indonesia? While centre-left parties like the PDI-P have found significant success—such as that members Megawati and Joko Widodo have become president—widespread paranoia remains towards those further out on the political spectrum. A statute passed in 1999 (see article 107a) criminalized the dissemination of Marxist-Leninist thought, punishing violators with up to 12 years in prison. In 2016, the police arrested a farmer for wearing a shirt with a hammer and sickle. In 2017, they detained a Malaysian tourist for the same thing. The absurdity of such cases illustrates the sheer magnitude of fear towards leftist political ideologies.
The most lamentable consequence of this paranoia is the inability to bring the truth of the Genocide to light. To this day, history textbooks neglect to mention the killings. The state-sponsored History of Indonesia, written by the regime's historians, contains only one sentence mentioning localized violence in Bali and East Java. In Joshua Oppenheimer's documentary, The Look of Silence, a former death squad commander not only dodged questions regarding his responsibility for the killings, but also questioned the documentarist and the interview's political allegiances. As Vedi Hadiz has noted, villages have been torn asunder during the Genocide, when ordinary civilians killed members of their own community and have subsequently been told by the New Order to be wary of their descendants. The consequences of this intergenerational animosity emerge in episodes such as village protests against reunions of ex-political prisoners of the Genocide. Such instances reflect the difficulties for survivors, who are reaching the end of their lives, to speak about their experiences.
Subjugating typewriter, pen, and paintbrush, the New Order successfully locked the archipelago into a Red Scare that persists to this day. What does it say about a democracy, that 15,000 protestors have forcefully prevented survivors of the massacre from meeting and rallied under the slogan "reject the PKI"? What does it divulge about the consequences of genocide, that the military's Commander General has recently tried to mandate the showing of the 1984 New Order Propaganda film, The Treachery of the September 30th Movement? What does it reveal about a nation, that those lucky enough to have survived a genocide must live their last days in silence? When the military extinguished the communist threat, they expunged an entire intellectual tradition. As much as the Genocide claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands, it birthed a black hole in the otherwise vibrant constellation of political thought that resurged after Suharto's fall, leaving a robust and unending void in the Indonesian consciousness.
Ariq is a junior in Grace Hopper. You can contact him at ariq.hatibie@yale.edu.
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Stella Artois Is A Disgrace To Belgium
Will Gordon
A couple weeks ago, I wrote a big, trashy, sensationalist, and 100-percent accurate post titled "There Is No Excuse For Drinking Heineken," in which I argued that there are literally thousands of better-tasting ways to communicate to the world that you have a dollar more than the price of a Budweiser. I thought that would be my magnum opus in terms of cheap-shot Euro-lager hatred, but then I remembered that Stella Artois is even more offensive.
Heineken, for all its flaws, is an independently owned company that recently rebuffed SABMiller's takeover bid. If that deal had gone down, SABMiller and Anheuser-Busch InBev would each control 21 percent of the global beer market. Now, Heineken may very well sell out to one or the other macro-crap behemoth before I'm done with today's typing drill, but for the time being, at least, they did their part to keep their (bad) beer under independent control.
Drunkspin does not dole out as much credit to the concept of local, small, independent businesses as the Craft Beer Movement™ would prefer, and Heineken doesn't fit anybody's definition of the little beer that could(n't stop sucking), anyway—Heineken International recently sold its Mexican packaging business for a bit more than a billion bucks, and who knows what that really means other than that Heineken just got 13 figures for a can-and-cap operation—but it's still better to be owned by your own conglomerate than by someone else's.
Stella Artois, on the stinkier hand, is owned by InBev, and the beer-respecters are dead right when they say this Belgian-Brazilian giant is very Bad for Beer. But that's not Stella's biggest sin. Remember, Goose Island is owned by the same monster, and they continue to make perfectly good beer. No, my biggest beef with Stella is that its poor quality besmirches the good name of a very cool nine-year-old girl whose mom I know casually on Twitter. And as if that weren't enough (and it is, but I have a word-count target to hit here), it also debases centuries of Belgian beer culture.
Belgium is home to some of the world's very most distinguished breweries, including Chimay, Duvel, Cantillon, Rochefort, and Dupont. See, Heineken is from the Netherlands: They like the reefer there, and beer's kind of an afterthought (according to the extensive research I've conducted among friends who've been there on semesters abroad and honeymoons). But Belgium punches so far above its weight when it comes to beer that it's downright insulting for them to export so much of the only terrible one they make. It's like if the United States's main culinary export was fucking Lunchables.
My actual review of Stella is very similar to the Heineken one: They insist on stuffing it into green bottles, so it's almost always skunked by the time an American consumer gets his or her stupid, stupid hands on it. I bought a bottle the other day that said it was best consumed before August of 2015; I'm going to guess this means it was produced a couple months ago and they give it a year's shelf life, but even if I'm wrong about that, they definitely claim that this beer I had, which was skunked and awful, would have been their definition of "good" for another 10 months. In addition to skunk, there was a tiny bit of banana, but not the good kind you'd expect from the yeast esters of a well-made Belgian ale; no, Stella Artois tastes like a cross between Heineken and Keystone.
Belgium's continued production of Stella Artois is an affront to human decency. All the waffles and Westvleteren in the world can not make up for this crime against beer.
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