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Q: Going Line By Line through CSV in PowerShell I have File.csv with the following headers:
Name,Active,Distance,Title,Host,Port,Type,Source,URL
There are hundreds of lines on this file, some with Active as "true" and some with Active as "False."  My hope is to write an If statement based on each line.  I've done this before with text files, but not with a csv. I have tried:
$csv = Import-Csv .\File.csv -Header @("Name","Active","Distance","Title","Host","Port","Type","Source,"URL")

Foreach ($line in $csv){
     If($_.Active -eq 'true'){
          Write-Host "$_.Name is Active"}
     else{
          Write-Host "$_.Name is Inactive"}
     }

When I do this, I get exactly this text listed for each line in the file
.Name is Inactive
If I change my Foreach statement to:

Foreach ($line in $csv){
     If($csv.Active -eq 'true'){
          Write-Host "$csv.Name is Active"}
     else{
          Write-Host "$csv.Name is Inactive"}
     }

I get this for every single line, and it's all the way to the right of the PowerShell window:
.Name is Active
I'm doing something very obviously wrong, by my Google searches are not helping... Anyone have a suggestion?

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Emerging Trends in Outsourcing Healthcare: Medical Tourism
September 2008, Vol 1, No 7 - Medical Tourism
J. Warren Salmon, PhD
Professor of Health Policy and Administration,
University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health,
The terms "health tourism," "medical tourism," or "health services outsourcing" are often interchangeably used to describe health service provision in another country. The more encompassing concept—"health tourism"—includes all health-seeking behaviors by consumers into another country. This definition includes getting health services, tourism for indigenous and alternative medical treatments, and any other form of tourism undertaken with the purpose of addressing a health concern, usually motivated by seeking cheaper care.1
The phenomenon of medical tourism has attracted much attention in the lay press across the United States and holds many implications for our own healthcare system.2,3 In June 2007, the American Medical Association issued a report titled, Medical Tourism Outside the U.S., which was intended to "study the trend of 'outsourcing' health care overseas,"4 motivated in large part by the concern for postprocedure followup of patients returning to the United States.4
Private sector development in emerging economies—such as India, Thailand, Singapore, and certain Latin American nations—attracts foreign patients for relatively cheaper care: the uninsured, the underinsured, or those who prefer not to wait for treatment under a national health insurance system or under arrangements where an employer or private health insurance schemes are seeking "bargain care" over US healthcare prices.5
Such conditions have fostered a thriving medical tourism industry of late. In addition, other health alternatives—complementary medicines, some uncovered procedures that have not yet been approved in one's home country, and indigenous treatments—all form part of the lure that is attracting thousands of health tourists globally each year. While the private health sector in developing countries begins to thrive, the public health sectors all remain at a much lower rate of growth amidst mounting unmet health needs.6
This new section of the journal will address the advent of health tourism, its varying impact on certain societies, as well as the implications for patients and payers. Topics to be addressed under this emerging trend will provide a variety of perspectives to different stakeholders about medical tourism, including:
The coverage in US national and local newspapers7-9
An examination of the costs and quality of various medical procedures in different countries available for "medical tourists"10
Potential risks and benefits of traveling abroad for medical care11
Role of middlemen and websites that attract American consumers12,13
Alternative therapies and spa treatments14
US insurance companies' and health plans' reactions to medical tourism15-19
Review of specific nations that are creating a market for European and American patients, such as Thailand, Singapore, India, Mexico, Brazil, and Costa Rica.6,20,21
Relevant questions for US health plans regarding medical tourism include:
What is known of these various foreign healthcare systems?
What about their professional quality?
How are their facilities being accredited?
What are the medical malpractice and legal frameworks?
Other topics of interest include concerns by consumers and clinical cautions, along with potential repercussions for medical follow-up and benefits coverage for patients returning to the United States after a medical treatment abroad.22,23 The goal is to place the emerging medical tourism in its context of globalization, travel, and the consequences of medical and pharmaceutical outsourcing.6,24-26
Cooperman S. Patient travelers. Forbes Life. October 29, 2007. http://www.forbes.com/business/fyi/2007/1029/095.htm. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Grassi DM. Offshoring U.S. patients no cure for ailing healthcare system. November 18, 2006. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/88262/offshoring_us_patients_no_cure_for.html?cat=37. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Newspapers examine growing medical tourism trend. May 8, 2007. http://www.kaisernetwork.org/daily_reports/rep_index.cfm?hint=3&DR_ID=44770. Accessed September 3, 2008.
American Medical Association. Medical travel outside the U.S. June 2007. http://www.medretreat.com/templates/UserFiles/Files/AMA%20Report%20June%202007.pdf. Accessed August 19, 2008.
Forbes S. Open-heart surgery—90% off! Forbes. August 13, 2007. http://members.forbes.com/forbes/2007/0813/021.html. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Aruru M, Salmon JW. Health tourism to India: challenges against resource competition to sustaining viable public health care infrastructure for the local populace. Paper to be presented at the American Public Health Association 136th Annual Meeting and Expo. San Diego, CA; October 27, 2008.
Mollman S. Healthy travels. Wall Street Journal. December 2, 2005. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB113348874893512031.html. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Davidow J. Cost-saving surgery lures "medical tourists" abroad. Seattle Post-Intelligencer. July 24, 2006. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/health/278630_medtour24.html. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Johnson LA. More Americans look near, far to save on health care. Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. August 3, 2008. http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/business/s_580809.html. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Gutierrez D. Organ transplants move offshore as patients pursue "transplant tourism." NaturalNews.com. November 19, 2007. http://www.naturalnews.com/z022044.html. Accessed September 3, 2008.
China issues new restrictions on transplants for foreigners. Wall Street Journal, July 3, 2007.
Middlemen take uncertainty out of medical tourism. Fierce Health IT. January 10, 2007. http://www.fiercehealthcare.com/story/middlemen-take-uncertainty-out-of-medical-tourism/2007-01-10. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Merrill M. Medical tourism conference to address finance problems. Healthcare Finance News. March 9, 2007. http://www.healthcare financenews.com/story.cms?id=6190. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Taylor C. Medical tourism's popularity on the rise. Financial Times. June 22, 2007. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/2/98f03b1c-203f-11dc-9eb1-000b5df10621.html. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Yi D. Overseas surgery a clamp on costs. LA Times. July 30, 2006. http://articles.latimes.com/2006/jul/30/business/fi-outsource30. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Increased popularity of medical tourism affects health provider revenue. KaiserNetwork.org. August 5, 2008. http://www.kaisernetwork.org/daily_reports/print_report.cfm?DR_ID=53731&dr_cat=3. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Higgins LA. Medical tourism takes off, but not without debate. Managed Care. April 2007. http://www.managedcaremag.com/archives/0704/0704.travel.html. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Bartelme T. Thailand: surgical vacation. Charleston Post and Courier. May 22, 2007. http://www.charleston.net/news/2007/may/22/thailand_surgical/. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Some companies to market medical tourism services to U.S. employers. KaiserNetwork.org. July 28, 2007. http://www.kaisernetwork.org/daily_reports/rep_index.cfm?hint=3&DR_ID=38803. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Hawley C. Seniors head south to Mexican nursing homes. USA Today. August 16, 2007. http://www.usatoday.com/printedition/news/20070816/1a_cover16.art.htm. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Mitra S. Medical tourism and the healthcare services industry: a look at Singapore. April 19, 2005. http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/marketinsight-top.pag?docid=36278775. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Karvounis N. Medical tourism is great—for those who can afford it. AlterNet. August 21, 2008. http://www.alternet.org/story/95827/. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Bowe C. US interest in medical tourism rises. Financial Times. February 20, 2008. http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/6b656c96-df55-11dc-91d4-0000779fd2ac.html. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Medical tourism or global health care? Fierce Health IT. August 16, 2006. http://www.fiercehealthcare.com/story/medical-tourism-or-globalhealthcare/2006-08-16. Accessed September 3, 2008.
David R. Outsourcing grows up. Forbes. August 1, 2006. http://www.forbes.com/technology/2006/08/01/jobs-outsourcingprofits_cx_rd_0801jobs.html. Accessed September 3, 2008.
Milstein A, Smith M. America's new refugees—seeking affordable surgery offshore. N Engl J Med. 2006;355:1637-1640.
The Economics of Medicare Accountable Care Organizations
Erwin A. Blackstone, PhD, Joseph P. Fuhr, Jr, PhD
February 2016 Vol 9, No 1 published on February 11, 2016 in Business
Trends in Medicare Part D Medication Therapy Management Eligibility Criteria
Junling Wang, PhD, Ya-Chen Tina Shih, PhD, Yolanda Qin, Theo Young, BS, Zachary Thomas, MS, MBA, Christina A. Spivey, PhD, David K. Solomon, BSc, PharmD, Marie Chisholm-Burns, PharmD, MPH, MBA, FCCP, FASHP, J. Warren Salmon, PhD
July/August 2015 Vol 8 No 5 published on August 26, 2015 in Online First, Regulatory
Development of a Medicare Beneficiary Comprehension Test: Assessing Medicare Part D Beneficiaries' Comprehension of Their Benefits
Meghana Aruru, PhD, MBA, BSPharm, J. Warren Salmon, PhD
September/October 2013, Vol 6, No 8 published on October 22, 2013 in Regulatory
Medicare Part D and the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program: A Comparison of Prescription Drug Coverage
Annesha Lovett, PharmD, MS, PhD, J. Warren Salmon, PhD, J. Warren Salmon, PhD
January/February 2013 Vol 6, No 1 published on February 14, 2013 in Regulatory
Assessment of Medicare Part D Communications to Beneficiaries

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O'Connor, William D., ALS to. May 17, 1882.
Citation/reference: Whitman Archive ID: n/a. Walt Whitman, The Correspondence, ed. Edwin Haviland Miller (New York: New York University Press, 1961–1977), #1115, 3:279.
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The "From Hell" letter (also known as the "Lusk letter") was a letter sent alongside half of a preserved human kidney to George Lusk, the chairman of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee, in October 1888. The author of this letter claimed to be the unidentified serial killer known as Jack the Ripper, who had murdered and mutilated at least four women in the Whitechapel and Spitalfields districts of London in the two months prior to Lusk receiving this letter, and whose vigilance committee Lusk led in civilian efforts to assist police in efforts to identify and apprehend the perpetrator.

The letter was postmarked on 15 October 1888 and was received by Lusk the following day. An examination of the kidney revealed the individual from whom the organ originated had suffered from Bright's disease. The author of this letter claimed to have fried and eaten the other half.

Police, press, and public alike received many letters claiming to be from the Whitechapel Murderer, with investigators at one stage having to deal with an estimated 1,000 letters related to the case. However, the "From Hell" letter is one of the few articles of correspondence that has received serious consideration as to actually being genuine. Nonetheless, opinions remain divided with regards to the letter's authenticity.

The murders committed by Jack the Ripper have attracted much attention in popular culture for decades, with several factual and fictional works directly making reference to the "From Hell" letter.

Background
The murder of Mary Ann Nichols on 31 August 1888 resulted in increased media attention focusing on the individual known as "the Whitechapel murderer" and, later, "Leather Apron". The grotesque mutilation upon Nichols and later victims was generally described as involving their bodies having been "ripped up" and residents spoke of their worries of a "ripper" or "high rip" gang. However, the identification of the killer as Jack the Ripper did not occur until after 27 September, when the offices of Central News Ltd received the "Dear Boss" letter. The author of this letter signed the letter "Yours truly, Jack the Ripper", vowing to continue "ripping [prostitutes]" until his arrest. The author of this letter also threatened to remove and post the ears of his next victim to the police.

While newsmen considered this letter a mere joke, they decided after two days to notify Scotland Yard of the matter. The double murder of Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes took place the night that the police received the "Dear Boss" letter. The Central News people received a second communication known as the "Saucy Jacky" postcard on 1 October 1888, the day after the double murder, and the message was duly passed over to the authorities. Copies of both messages were soon posted to the public in the hopes that the writing style would be recognised. While the police felt determined to discover the author of both messages, they found themselves overwhelmed by the media circus around the Ripper killings and soon received a large amount of material, most of it useless.

The letter
The letter reads:

The letter came into the possession of the City of London Police, being later transferred to the Metropolitan Police. The original letter and the kidney which accompanied it have since been lost or stolen, along with other contents that were contained in the Metropolitan Police Ripper files. Fortunately, a photograph was taken of the "From Hell" letter; unfortunately, the original of this photograph has now also disappeared. The image shown here is from the photograph.

Analysis
Hundreds of letters claiming to be from the killer were posted at the time of the Ripper murders, but many researchers argue that the "From Hell" letter is one of a handful of possibly authentic writings received from the murderer. The author did not sign this correspondence with the "Jack the Ripper" pseudonym, distinguishing it from the earlier "Dear Boss" letter and "Saucy Jacky" postcard, as well as their many imitators. Furthermore, the handwriting in the "Dear Boss" letter and "Saucy Jacky" postcard are markedly similar, but the handwriting of the "From Hell" letter is dissimilar. The letter was delivered to Lusk personally without reference to the police or to the British government, which could indicate animosity towards Lusk or the local Whitechapel community of which he was a member.

Opinions pertaining to the authenticity of the letter among those that have researched the case are divided. The possibility has been raised that all of the communications supposedly from the Whitechapel murderer are fraudulent, acts done by cranks or by journalists seeking to maintain the public interest in the murders and thus increase sales of their newspapers. Scotland Yard had reason to doubt the validity of the letter yet ultimately did not take action against suspected reporters. However, the many differences between the "From Hell" letter and the vast majority of the messages received have been cited by some figures analysing the case, such as a forensic handwriting expert interviewed by the History Channel and another interviewed by the Discovery Channel, as evidence to view it as possibly the only authentic letter.

The primary reason this letter stands out more than any other is that it was delivered with a small box containing half of what doctors later determined was a human kidney which had been preserved in spirits. One of murder victim Catherine Eddowes's kidneys had been removed by the killer. Medical opinion at the time was that the organ could have been acquired by medical students and sent with the letter as part of a hoax. Lusk himself believed that this was the case and did not report the letter until he was urged to do so by friends.

Arguments in favour as to the letter's genuineness sometimes state that contemporary analysis of the kidney by Dr. Thomas Openshaw of the London Hospital found that it came from a sickly alcoholic woman who had died within the past three weeks, which would be consistent with Eddowes. However, these facts have been in dispute as contemporary media reporting at the time and later recollections give contradictory information about Openshaw's opinions. Historian Philip Sugden has written that perhaps all that can be concluded given the uncertainty is that the kidney was human and from the left side of the body.

A contemporary police lead found that shopkeeper Emily Marsh had encountered a visitor at her shop, located in London's Mile End Road, with an odd, unsettling manner in both his appearance and speech. The visitor asked Marsh for the address of Mr. Lusk, which he wrote in a personal notebook, before abruptly leaving. He was described as a slim man wearing a long black overcoat at about six feet in height who spoke with a distinct Irish accent, his face featuring a dark beard and mustache. While the event took place the day before Lusk received the "From Hell" message and occurred in the area in which it is considered to have been postmarked, the fact that Lusk received so many letters during this time suggests that the suspicious individual may have been another crank.

Calligraphy and linguistic analysis
The "From Hell" letter is written at a much lower level of literacy than other letters purporting to be from the murderer, in that this letter features numerous errors in spelling and grammar. Scholars have debated whether this is a deliberate misdirection, as the author observed the silent k in "knif[e]" and h in "whil[e]". The formatting of the letter also features a cramped writing style in which letters are pressed together haphazardly; many ink blots appear in a manner which might indicate that the writer was unfamiliar with using a pen. The formatting of the message might point to it being a hoax by a well-educated individual, but some researchers have argued that it is the genuine work of a partly functional but deranged individual.

Forensic handwriting expert Michelle Dresbold, working for the History Channel documentary series MysteryQuest, has argued that the letter is genuine based on the peculiar characteristics of the handwriting, particularly the "invasive loop" letter "y"s. The criminal profiling experts in the program also created a profile of the killer, stating that he possessed a deranged animosity towards women and skills at using a knife. Based on linguistic clues (including the use of the particular spelling of the word "prasarved" for "preserved"), Dresbold felt that the letter showed strong evidence that the writer was either Irish or of Irish extraction, indicating a possible link between the letter and known Ripper suspect Francis Tumblety. Tumblety was an itinerant Irish-American quack doctor who was mentally ill and who had resided in London during the year of the murders. He had multiple encounters with the law and a strong dislike of women, as well as a background collecting body parts. However, after arresting him at the time as a suspect, the police ended up releasing him on bail, having failed to find hard evidence against him. He ultimately died of a heart condition in the U.S. in 1903. Sugden has also written that the author may have had an Irish background but also stated that he may have had Cockney mannerisms.

The purported diary of James Maybrick, another man who has been proposed as a Ripper suspect, contains references to the "From Hell" letter, particularly the alleged cannibalism. However, even if the diary is assumed to be genuine, the handwriting does not match that of the letter at all. A Kirkus Reviews article has referred to the diary rumor as a "hoax" that is one of several "bizarre hypotheses" relating to the case.

In popular culture

The Jack the Ripper murders are regarded as the first internationally publicised set of serial killings, with the perpetrator never conclusively identified. They have attracted much attention for decades, with fictional works referring specifically to the Lusk letter. The graphic novel From Hell, created by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell, concerns the Ripper murders and takes its name from the letter. The work was originally published in serial form from 1989 to 1996, first collected as a single piece in 1999, and adapted into a 2001 feature film starring Johnny Depp and Heather Graham. The comic series features the actual killer as a main protagonist, going into his tortured mind and warped justifications for the murders. Cultural commentators such as Professor Elizabeth Ho have highlighted the way in which the work comments "on the present's relationship to the past", with text and image placed "in critical tension".

See also
 Jack the Ripper suspects
 Offender profiling
 Whitechapel Vigilance Committee
 List of incidents of cannibalism

References

Cited works and further reading

External links

 Contemporary news article pertaining to the From Hell letter
 The Whitechapel Vigilance Committee on the Casebook: Jack the Ripper website
 The Whitechapel Vigilance Committee on the London Walks website

1888 documents
Hoaxes in England
Incidents of cannibalism
Jack the Ripper
Letters (message)
Murder in London

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Takasi Yamazaki (山崎敬 en sinograma) (1921-2007) fue un botánico, y taxónomo japonés.

Algunas publicaciones

Libros
 . 1995. Flora of Japan. 8 vols. 550 pp.

Honores
 Orden del Trésor Sacré (Sagrado Tesoro)

Epónimos
 (Ranunculaceae) Aconitum yamazakii Tamura & Namba

 (Scrophulariaceae) Vandellia yamazakii Sutthis., Chantar. & D.A.Simpson

Véase también
 Anexo:naturalistas y epónimos

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Botánicos de Japón del siglo XX
Taxónomos de Japón
Plantas descritas por T.Yamaz.


Crayfish also known as crawfish, crawdads, freshwater lobsters, mountain lobsters, mudbugs or cabbies, are fresh water crustaceans resembling small lobsters, to which they are related. They breathe through feather-like gills.
In Nigeria, Crayfish is a major source of protein which enriches and enhances taste of soups and food generally; Nigerians get crayfish directly from the sea or rear them in crayfish farms.


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March Writing Update
March is almost here -- and hopefully will be bringing some warmer temps along with it. I really picked the wrong year to move north!
But all that cabin fever has allowed me extra time to write.
February was busy. Claiming Callum came out early in the month, the first of a new Sci-Fi series, The Alaxian Heirs. My football series just concluded with the release of Receive, and then following quickly on it's heels, my short along with April Andrews for Bound By Him, just came out this week. That's three releases in February! I'm exhausted!
Things will be slowing down a bit this month and next as I work on a new project. My typical every two week release may slow a bit to every three weeks in the near future... and then down to once per month. I've got other projects on the board and need to devote some time there.
But the books will still come!
The next Alaxian Heirs book is up next. Taking Kye will continue the story started in Claiming Callum.
After Kye's story, we'll return to my Twisted Fairy Tale and get Colt his happily ever... well, at least his happy for now. I'm not exactly a believer in happily ever after. It's not realistic and hey, we can all enjoy a HFN with a bright forecast.
Colt and his straight plumber will struggle a bit, but in the end, all will be fine.
Of course, I still have the final Barbarian story on the schedule, but Dayn is being a tricky bitch and just not telling me his tale.
Coming up is a secret project, another Alaxian Heir, and I am seriously considering more from the world of Bound. I loved that story so much, I just can't see not taking it further. The wheels are turning, trust me -- which is why some of you noticed the ? after The End.
Labels: Writing Update
New Release: Bound By Him by Kelex and April Andrews
That's right -- April and I have joined forces to bring you into the world of the member-only BDSM club, Bound.
April Andrews and Kelex join forces to bring you two scintillating short gay BDSM tales…
Straight Outta Bumfuck, by Kelex
Texan transplant Levi is desperate for a job, and walks into the door of Bound, a BDSM member-only club, when he sees the help wanted sign in the window—without realizing where he is. Once he learns the truth, he figures bartending is bartending, no matter where, as long as the money is green.
Only Bound's owner, Alex, wants to ensure Levi knows what he's in for. He introduces Levi to the world of submission and nearly loses himself in Levi's naivety and raw lust.
Nicky's Bear, by April Andrews
Jasper has always found the submissives he desires at Bound, but this time it is not a submissive he finds at all. Nicky the delivery driver is completely unschooled in the ways of BDSM, but he makes Jasper's heart thump and his head spin.
Jasper is going to teach Nicky all he knows, but before the night's through, it might be Jasper who learns a lesson in loving and Nicky the one who gives it to him.
Welcome to the world of Bound.
And don't forget -- Receive -- the final book in the Men's League Trilogy just dropped last week! So, two weeks and two new releases -- don't miss any of the heat.
Quarterback Nash Carter has been at war, fighting to keep his space on The Rockets arena team. Using the only weapon he knows, his body, he gives himself over to the team owner, Bailey Thompson, in hopes of keeping his career alive. Too bad his wannabe replacement has done the same, pitting the two men against one another on and off the field—and Nash soon realizes he's the loser.
Marcus Samuels is Bailey's best friend and financial advisor. He wanted Nash before Bailey ever laid hands on the man, but had to crush his lust as he watched the two self-destruct. Once the smoke clears, he's ready to take what he sees as his, and only Nash's full surrender will do.
Cocky Nash has a reputation for self-destructing and pushing away anything good in his life. Can Marcus show Nash how deserving he is before it's too late?
Labels: April Andrews, Bound By Him, Men's League, New Release, Receive
Monday Mancraving
Monday is a tough day of the week -- especially those who were up late watching the late-late Oscars runover show.
So I figured I'd help make your Monday a little better.
Labels: Monday Mancraving
NEW RELEASE: Receive, Men's League 3
The final book in the trilogy is here and it's the hottest one yet!
Did you feel like Nash was being left out in the cold? I sure did. Now he gets his chance at happiness with Marcus! Did you see that one coming?
"I'll get something for you to wear," Marcus said, passing by Nash to get to his bedroom. The last thing he wanted was to hand Nash anything to cover up with, but Nash had seemed quite adamant that nothing would happen.
Marcus' natural dominant tendencies were screaming in his head. There was a closet full of leather cuffs and harnesses, which would look better on Nash than anything in his drawer. He ignored them and dug through for an old pair of sweatpants and a t-shirt. Marcus was larger than Nash's slim QB body, but the items would do temporarily. Before heading back out into the living room, he took a deep breath and tried to get ahold of himself. He needed to respect Nash's comment about no sex. The guy was apparently dealing with something, and Marcus wasn't going to overstep his bounds. He should want to overstep them.
He headed back into the living room and handed the clothing to Nash.
"Thanks," Nash said before shoving one leg into a pants leg. "I appreciate the help."
Marcus shrugged. "No problem." He sat down on his leather couch and watched Nash dress, aggravated it was dressing in the wrong direction. Marcus wanted to watch the athlete strip, not cover up. "Mind telling me what just happened downstairs?"
Nash tied off the drawstring of the pants to help keep them from falling down his narrow hips. Marcus' gaze drifted over the deep cuts at Nash's hips, knowing they'd be a perfect spot to hold on to the man as he drove deep into Nash's ass. He took a deep breath and glanced up at Marcus. "I was done being treated like shit."
"What took you so long?" Marcus asked.
One of Nash's eyebrows rose. "I had my reasons for doing what I did."
Posted by Kel Ex at 7:02 PM
GUEST AUTHOR - Yuki Edo
Welcome Yuki Edo back to my blog. The second story out of her Nine Tails series, Wild Cherry Blossoms is here today.
The kitsune Daisuke has met someone new, someone very different from all of the casual lovers in his past. He fears opening up and giving his heart to anyone but Inari, the great kami he serves. Though Kaoru isn't inexperienced, he seems too pure and innocent for Daisuke to pull into his complicated life. But that decision is made for him when someone else entangles Kaoru in the supernatural world. Happiness is there for the taking, if only Daisuke will reach for it and trust those who care for him. The fates matched this couple long ago, but it's up to them to work everything out in the end.
Kaoru paced in the bathroom. I can't believe I actually did it. He gazed at the bathroom door, sensing Daisuke as he entered the room. Ever since he'd put on the necklace Daisuke had given him, he'd been able to sense when the other man was near. Kaoru hesitated, but then the door opened. Daisuke leaned against the jamb, his gaze roaming up and down Kaoru's body. He'd taken a quick shower and only wore a towel at his waist.
"I think we've both been kept waiting long enough," Daisuke said as he walked into the bathroom. He pulled at Kaoru's towel and made it hit the floor. Leaning in, he whispered, "This is what you want? No objections after this."
"Then come make your choice." Daisuke walked away, and Kaoru followed, not sure what was happening.
On the bed, Kaoru saw a paddle, a riding crop, a small flogger, a ruler, and even a bamboo stalk. Daisuke stood off to the side and slowly undressed.
"I can use my hand as well, if you prefer."
Kaoru stepped forward and touched the flogger. It was softer than he'd expected, made of strips of suede instead of leather. He picked it up and ran it over his palm. "This one."
Daisuke, now naked, moved everything else away. Kaoru had been worried that setting a program for their lovemaking would ruin the mood, but he saw that Daisuke was hard, his tip wet. He also had something else in his hand as he approached.
"Bend over the bed."
Kaoru obeyed but kept watching Daisuke. He held a tube of cherry-flavored lube and a large dildo. Kaoru noticed that it had a base, and he realized it was an anal plug. Daisuke lubed his fingers and began preparing Kaoru, watching his face.
"It'll make it better," Daisuke said softly. His touch was rougher than usual, and he stretched Kaoru faster. Before long, he had three fingers inside Kaoru.
Panting, Kaoru watched him pick up the plug, which was about the same length as Daisuke's cock but definitely thicker. Daisuke slid his fingers out and coated the rubber cock. He spread Kaoru's cheeks and pushed it past the ring of muscle at his entrance. Kaoru gasped, and Daisuke leaned down to grasp him by the chin and kiss him, all the while driving the plug home. Kaoru whimpered a little as Daisuke wiggled the cock inside of him.
Daisuke straightened and gazed down at him. "You look amazing." He popped each cheek once, and then he slapped his hand against the base of the plug.
Kaoru cried out, but then he moaned. Daisuke wiped his hands on a towel and took up the flogger, running it over Kaoru's back a few times. Then he let it dangle between Kaoru's legs, the strips of suede teasing against his cock and balls. The first strike wasn't hard, but the sound got Kaoru's attention. Kaoru sucked in his lower lip, shivering as another strike came. He had no idea what the appeal was, not really, yet the actual act was even better than what he'd imagined.
The strikes became harder each time, and Kaoru closed his eyes to enjoy the sensations. Then everything stopped and Daisuke hovered over him, running one hand into Kaoru's hair and jerking his head back. "Are you even aware of the sounds you're making?" Daisuke asked before biting Kaoru's shoulder.
"S-sounds?" Kaoru was vaguely aware that he'd been moaning but hadn't thought much about it.
"You've got me ready to shoot just listening to you." His free hand skimmed over Kaoru's ass. "And your skin is such a lovely pink now." His hand slid farther to fondle Kaoru's balls.
No shit, right?
If anyone knows the truth to this statement, it's me.
I know there are a lot of haters out there who think I'm a hack and I'm only out to make money, but guess what?
I like HAVING hot sex. I like READING about hot sex. And I love WRITING about it, as well.
There is nothing wrong with enjoying a sex-centered erotic romp. I don't claim to be the next Hemingway or try to say what I do is more than it really is.
I write erotica that will hopefully curl your toes and get you excited.
Given that my books consistently land on the bestseller lists, I'd say there are plenty of people out there, whether they want to admit it or not, that love my fun sexual escapades.
If you're reading this, I'd say you're more than likely on that list.
And I love you for it.
NEW RELEASE: Linc's Little Piggy
Chance Pigg has had a thing for Linc McGrath since they were in middle school. Linc avoided Chance at every turn, but that didn't stop Chance from hoping—especially after Linc defended Chance from schoolyard tormentors. Now all grown up, realtor Chance helps Linc and his friends buy and sell the houses they flip for profit, still hoping Linc might finally notice him one day.
Linc has avoided Chance, sure, but it was more to hide his own feelings. Buried for so long, avoiding Chance became his norm. It took a slap to the face to wake Linc to the smart, hardworking, and hot man right under his nose that he had no good reason not to take. Once his desire is awakened again, Linc will do everything in his power to claim Chance.
But Linc is used to no-strings fun. Chance comes with his own set of strings. Will Linc realize too late how tied up he really wants to be?
AN AMAZON EXCLUSIVE!
February Writing Update
Howdy all -- here is an update for February and what's coming next.
First, I'll be finishing off the Arena Football Series with Receive, the third and final installment. Nothing I like more than some hot athletes fucking. All that muscle... sigh.
Once Receive is done, Bound by Him, a book I'm working with April Andrews to release will finally be here. April and I are both doing short tales for Bound, both in the same fictional world and inside the BDSM club called... you guessed it... Bound. My short with club owner Alex and new bartender/cowboy Levi is hot, hot, hot, and I can't wait for it to arrive. The short is called Straight Outta Bumfuck and I loved it so much, I've already talked to April about returning to the club for more combined stories in the future.
Dayn's story -- Barbarian Four -- is on my schedule still. Dayn is still remaining mum and not helping me out. I won't force it, because if I force it, the story won't be something I'm happy with. It is coming.
There's a secret story in development, but I'm not talking about that one yet. When it gets closer, I'll give it up. Let's just say, those of you into hardcore claiming stories and dubcon will likely be pleased.
I have a few stories whispering in my ear and as soon as one of them comes and smacks me on the ass, then I'll write it. And they better smack hard because I like it rough.
The Male Body as ART (NSFW)
Recently, many artists who work in the gay community -- writers, performers, and photographers -- have come under fire on Facebook and had their profiles and/or pages removed or put in FB jail for appreciating the male form.
Dirk with hubby Jessie
Photographer Michael Stokes and Pornstar Dirk Caber are two who come to mind immediately, but I'm sure the list could go on for miles.
Now you say -- pornstar -- maybe he had it coming? Well, most of the posts I've ever seen were of him, from chest/abs up, kissing his equally sexy HUSBAND who may or may not have been shirtless, too.
Apparently being gay, sexy, and shirtless while kissing a man is the major issue some people on Facebook have. And when I say "some people", I mean a small group of Internet trolls who have taken it upon themselves to be the moral choice for everyone else. They have been scouting out pages which post pictures of gay love, men kissing, a bare bum, etc, and then reporting the images to the Facebook police.
These Far-Right, Christian "activists"claim their rights to do this with their religion and have even threatened the artists in question -- one claiming she would RUIN him.
I have followed Michael Stokes for a long time and truly love his photography. Seeing his constant updates and pictures have been one of my muses, spurring on all kinds of creativity. So, seeing people filled with so much hate, it truly bothers me.
I mean, there is a button where you can unfollow/block, and never see the type of content you find offensive. You have every right to be offended by something -- but that doesn't mean you have the right to inflict YOUR MORALITY on someone else.
How is this any different than...
...THIS? They're both ART!
copyright 2014, Michael Stokes Photography
This is the picture which got Michael his 30-day ban. Both men are fully clothed -- but the thought of two beautiful men being attracted to one another was enough to make some angry person (or persons) flip their shit. This picture was reported and Michael suffered for it.
Personally, I think this image is absolutely beautiful -- as are most of the shots of his I've seen.
A lot of people have come out to defend Michael and have screamed his ban from Facebook was wrong.
Apparently Facebook agreed, finally, and has allowed him back on -- although the picture which got him banned has still been blocked from his profile. No word from Facebook yet as to if it will be returned.
But there is a much darker issue here -- Facebook's inconsistent censorship of gay and gay friendly artists is simply wrong. When a small group of trolls people can go on the attack and there be no way for the victim of that attack to speak up for themselves boils down to a witch hunt.
It's wrong. And it needs to stop.
Facebook needs to look in to new ways in which the victimized can face their accusers -- as it is in any court of law -- and there needs to be some system for the accused to have their say and fight a temporary or permanent ban.
And lastly, Facebook needs to stop perpetuating the anti-gay agenda they seem to have. If a man posts a picture of him kissing his current girlfriend, then in an equal rights era, another man should be able to post a picture of him kissing his new boyfriend without the fear of being banned from using the service.
So, to the Facebook trolls -- I hope you find some love somewhere to help suffocate all the hate in your hearts.
And for all you fans out there -- here are some more pictures of artful male bodies that fill me with love.
New Release: Bound By Him by Kelex and April Andr...


After having spent way too much time on social media, seeing everyone's seemingly perfectly exciting, productive, influential, adventurous lives of success, fairy-tale romance, world travels, advancing careers, car/property purchases, graduation after graduation, and so on … I really started to question what I was doing with my life.
Suddenly I felt stuck; like I had wasted (and was still wasting) my life doing 'nothing' while others are doing 'real' things with theirs. In short, I felt like a loser. I started to panic. I was losing time, missing out. This feeling suffocated me and made me want to try harder, but at the same time it made me want to give up because I had already fallen behind all my peers, or so it seemed. I started to wonder how my life would have been had I made different choices. Regret crept up on me about all the unwise decisions which had cost me time and effort I 'could have used more productively', as the enemy's accusations pointed out. What had happened to the sharp, driven, competitive girl who had dedicated her entire being to being at the top of the heap? A gaping void of discontentment began to grow in my heart and I needed to fill it up fast!
While reading up on Eve, the first woman, 'mother of all living' and wife of Adam, the first man ever created, I stumbled upon a perspective I had never seen before. She had it all but suffered from discontentment after the serpent pointed out the one thing she did not have. The discontentment in her heart left her vulnerable to the serpent's deceit. Genesis 3:6 (NLT) says, 'The woman was convinced, she saw that the tree was beautiful and its fruit looked delicious, and she wanted the wisdom it would give her, she took some and ate it. Then she gave some to her husband …' She wanted more than the portion God had given them and that led to the downfall of humanity.
In my moment of discontentment I forgot that the same life I was now dissatisfied with was the same life I had sobbed and prayed my heart out to God for during the dark days of my life when I was lost and without hope for the future. How quickly the devil pointed out the few things I do not have in an attempt to distract me from seeing just how far God has taken me in my walk with Him. He was blinding me from seeing the path God is leading me toward, as well as all the blessings He has been showering me with so lovingly every day of my life. Beginning with the very breath in my lungs, to the eyesight to enjoy the beauty He, my Father in heaven, created by the power of His words … The same power I have undeservingly inherited through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, the lover of my soul, on the cross by His tender grace and mercy.
Discontentment is defined as 'the condition of being dissatisfied with one's life or situation.' It is a thief that comes to steal joy, peace of mind, clear vision for your God-given path, passion, drive – and worst of all – trust in the Lord. It tells you that there is more that God is keeping from you, and that you have to go get it yourself.
Sadly, the thing about going out of God's will to get something is that you have to stay out of God's will to keep it.
Discontentment discourages you and blinds you from seeing your life for what it truly is – clay in the Potter's hands, carefully getting moulded everyday into the masterpiece it was created to be. Only the Potter knows what the outcome will be.
James 4:7 (NIV) says, 'Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.' His Word stands true and prevails against every lie of the enemy. If you trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding, if you submit to Him all your plans and desires, He will make your path straight (Proverbs 3:5-6).
I have to actively choose to resist the devil and all his pressures and accusations, and submit to God. He has already set His plan for my life into motion and nothing I do or don't have has any power to derail His divine plan. I know that He doesn't call the qualified – He qualifies the called. Only my own disobedience could delay me. As long as I surrender all I am and have to my creator, redeemer, saviour and friend, success and prosperity are mine – not by my own strength and doing but by the power of His Holy Spirit living inside of me for His glory and the advancement of His Kingdom. That is my destiny. Nothing and no one can separate me from it. For He knows the plans He has for me, plans to prosper me and not to harm me, plans to give me hope and a future (Jeremiah 29:11).
I also know that as much as I am passionately loved and pursued by the God of the universe, I am passionately hated and feared by His enemy. The enemy will stop at nothing to try and distract me from the purpose for which I was created. For this purpose I am continually being transformed, prepared and strengthened by my loving Father in heaven. This is why I cannot afford to waste another minute worrying about my haves and have nots. I am called to seek first His Kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to me (Matthew 6:33).


text:
#include "Console.hpp"
#include <iostream>

namespace
{
  class DefaultConsole : public ORL::Console
  {
  protected:
    void LogMessage(LogLevel level, const std::string &message);

  public:
    explicit DefaultConsole();
    virtual ~DefaultConsole();
  };
}

DefaultConsole::DefaultConsole()
{
}

DefaultConsole::~DefaultConsole()
{
}

void DefaultConsole::LogMessage(LogLevel Level, const std::string &Message)
{
  std::clog << "ORL: " ;
  switch (Level) {
  case LogLevel::INFO:  std::clog << "I: " ; break;
  case LogLevel::DEBUG: std::clog << "D: " ; break;
  case LogLevel::WARN:  std::clog << "W: " ; break;
  case LogLevel::ERROR: std::clog << "E: " ; break;
  }
  std::clog << Message << std::endl;
}

using namespace ORL;

Console::Console()
{
}

Console::~Console()
{
}

Console *Console::get()
{
  static DefaultConsole C;
  return &C;
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
"""Suite odds and ends: Things that should be in some standard suite, but aren\xd5t
Level 1, version 1

Generated from /Developer/Applications/Apple Help Indexing Tool.app
AETE/AEUT resource version 1/1, language 0, script 0
"""

import aetools
import MacOS

_code = 'Odds'

class odds_and_ends_Events:

    def select(self, _object=None, _attributes={}, **_arguments):
        """select: Select the specified object
        Required argument: the object to select
        Keyword argument _attributes: AppleEvent attribute dictionary
        """
        _code = 'misc'
        _subcode = 'slct'

        if _arguments: raise TypeError, 'No optional args expected'
        _arguments['----'] = _object

        _reply, _arguments, _attributes = self.send(_code, _subcode,
                _arguments, _attributes)
        if _arguments.get('errn', 0):
            raise aetools.Error, aetools.decodeerror(_arguments)
        # XXXX Optionally decode result
        if _arguments.has_key('----'):
            return _arguments['----']

#
# Indices of types declared in this module
#
_classdeclarations = {
}

_propdeclarations = {
}

_compdeclarations = {
}

_enumdeclarations = {
}


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I don't know about you, but my initial reaction when opening a survey in the mail, having a questionnaire pop up on my web browser, or being asked to give feedback in a shop, is usually a unhesitating "nope".
Feedback is meant to help people and businesses provide better products and services for us, the consumers – but sometimes we just can't be bothered right? And that's okay.
Except when it comes to the census.
If you are asking, "what is the census?", that's the first problem – or you aren't old enough to need to worry about it, but let's go with the former.
A census, by definition, is an official count or survey, generally of a population.
Of course to some this may seem… invasive, but in reality these surveys are meant to aid the government in recognizing who and what we are as a country. It helps them to pinpoint where our country excels and what areas of life may need a little extra support.
Regardless of your hatred towards surveys (or the government), we have three good reasons here why you should reconsider and fill out the census.
We aren't lying to try and trick you – the census is only 10 questions.
And no, these aren't essay-style, APA-format required questions that will make you flashback to college, heck they aren't even tricky trivia questions – they are short, easy to answer questions about you, your family, and your household.
In the time it takes you to post on Twitter or Facebook about how much you dislike or disagree with the census, you could have completed the census. Twice.
Oh there's the catch. Many people don't know this, but failing to fill out the census is actually against the law.
While we are 99.9% sure they aren't going to put you behind bars, you do face the potential to be fined.
Before such drastic measures are taken, however, the government will send real, live, people to your doorstep to try and get those 10 answers out of you.
Neither the fine, nor the solicitors, sound like a good time… you may as well just fill out the paper.
We've said it once and we'll say it again.
The census is important – and not just for the government.
The type of information found in the Census helps the government to understand the types of families that live in Canada, the types of jobs being done around Canada, and much, much more.
Knowing these kinds of details helps the government help us.
In 2021 when the next Census finds its way into your mailbox, remember what you've read here today.
Take 10 short minutes from your day and fill out the dang survey – you'll not only save yourself the hassle of having of having to deal with census workers, but you'll be doing a favour to your country.


In the explorer view, folder are displayed first, then we have files.
Could you add a option to interleave folders and files?
'ls' interleaves folders and files. Thus, on several servers, the overall organisation assumes that you see things interleaved.
Typically, when I want to download ./Something/ and ./Something.txt at the same time, I cannot do it easily.
I was searching on the web for where this option is in the UI and landed on this thread.
Requesting the same feature then!


SRHS CEO Holland: Vote for John McKay…..
At least that is what the yard sign in front of his house says anyhow.
You would think SRHS would implement a no political stance policy with all the goings on. My understanding is that some of the law firms involved have done the same.
Also, I saw a really good post on here last week about the whole debacle but then it disappeared before I got the chance to read it in its entirety. Bring it back!
Also why would anyone at SRHS especially in a position as CEO even put themselves in such a position to generate talk? Seems to me that this CEO placed the sign in his front yard to cause people to talk.
Looks like the SRHS folks are getting upset over the posting of this picture over at SRHS Hopes Facebook page. Someone from the SRHS has contacted the page owner about the placement of personal information, like this picture taken from a public road, and threatened legal action. Of course CEO Holland supports John McKay for re-election. He has been the main water carrier for this group of hospital mismanagers for some time now. Remember when McKay stated that his appointee to the SRHS BOT, Morris Stickland, was handling the investments for the pension and Holland bragged about Strickland's abilities? Holland has always carried out Strickland's orders that come from McKay and as long as he is a member of the JCBOS Holland will have his overpriced position. Hell, McKay and Strickland even covertly ran the international search committee to replace Chris Anderson. After looking worldwide they found the perfect yes man already in the building. This was someone they felt could release the "unknown negative financial news" with a strait face in the first weeks of his tenure. $88,000,000,no problem. Just take it from the pension fund.
Tommy Gotdon how point on you are good sir ! Not only did they pick a good yes man but one who could sell it from the pulpit of his church. He took to having his dept dir meetings straifht to his church. Because, who would lie or mislead or wordsmith in a church?


text:
Bishop apologises to Dean
on Tuesday, 5 February 2008 at 8.16 am by Simon Sarmiento
Updated again Thursday morning
Riazat Butt in the Guardian reports that Bishop of Liverpool apologises for opposing gay cleric:
One of the country's most senior bishops has argued that the Bible sanctions same-sex relationships, using the bonds between Jesus and John the disciple, and David and Jonathan as examples.
The Bishop of Liverpool, the Right Rev James Jones, a conservative evangelical, expressed the views in a book, A Fallible Church, in which he apologised for objecting to the appointment of the gay cleric Dr Jeffrey John as Bishop of Reading. He was one of nine bishops to sign a public letter criticising the proposed consecration.
The bishop also apologised for his conduct and its effect on John, who eventually withdrew his acceptance of the post after bowing to pressure…
Information on the book in which this chapter appears is available here, and also here.
Update The Bishop of Liverpool's chapter in the book is now online at the Liverpool diocesan website: Making Space for Truth and Grace
Wednesday update
Further press reports:
Liverpool Daily Post Bishop's rethink over gay relations
Liverpool Echo Bishop is sorry for gay cleric objection
Daily Mail Bishop quotes Jesus as he backs same-sex relationships
Ekklesia has by far the best report so far on this matter: Leading Evangelical bishop calls for fresh approach to sexuality row:
The Anglican Bishop of Liverpool, the Rt Rev James Jones, has called for a change of heart among Evangelicals and others in the often bitter argument about sexuality, Scripture and authority.
But Bishop Jones has not, as reports in The Guardian and the Daily Mail newspapers have suggested, directly sanctioned same-sex relationships. In a lecture delivered at the end of 2007 and published in a new book designed to build-bridges in the run-up to the Lambeth Conference, he nevertheless points out that it is possible on the basis of the Bible to recognise that people of the same gender can have deeply involved emotional and physical friendships.
The bishop, who is a senior figure on the Evangelical wing of the Church, also forthrightly apologises for the form of action he took in opposing the appointment of Canon Jeffrey John, who declared himself to be in a non-sexual gay partnership, as Bishop of Reading. He expresses sorrow and regret over its hurtful impact, but he does not state that his reasons for doing so at the time were wrong…
What a humbling statement from the bishop of Liverpool. It takes a lot of courage to admit faults, especially in public. Im sure Jeffrey John appreciates and will be moved by such a gesture.
Fulwood ferret
Has anyone seen or read the extract on which the Guardian story is based? Has James Jones genuinely changed his views? If so this is very big news indeed.
poppy tupper
i'm in no way surprised by this. james jones is one of the most thoughtful and complex evangelicals. like all bishops, he suffers from the selective information he's allowed to have by clergy who think more about winning his approval than about telling the truth, so he has to work harder to find out the truth than ordinary clergy do. but his humanity and his honesty mostly win out. time now for him to take wycliffe hall by the throat and stop the regime there hurting more people.
David Hey
So has James+ defected from the CE camp? There is much ambiguity here. What does he mean by bonds and relationship? Were the relationships he refers to in the bible in any sense erotic?
Martin Reynolds
This is remarkable on many fronts.
This time last year I was in Liverpool hearing reports from clerics that Jones was pressing clergy with civil partners to leave the diocese. Perhaps that still continues…?
Jones does remain firmly convinced that Richard Harries mistimed this and that JJ's choice was premature, but the reported Biblical stuff …… Hmmm ……..just amazing.
Good scoop for Riazat Butt! Contributors to the book of essays only got their copies yesterday!
L Roberts
A moving sign of the work of the Spirit.
Yes, wonderful to hear of, and what courage it takes.
I hope the homophobic Merseyside Police Force will take note.
No need for talk of 'defection' and 'camp' (David Hey) surely. Jones is still a Conservative Evangelical– good to hear him finding new light and truth in 'God's holy word.'
I hope these words will also be of some small, belated support to Jeffrey & Grant.
Merseymike
I haven't read the piece concerned. I have worked with JJ in the past. He is a complex person and I think this reflects some of what I know about his attitudes. I think he has accepted that loving relationships between people of the same sex can be good. I think he may still have a problem with the erotic element – but he needs to explain himself if that it the case. I do know that he very firmly thinks that this is not a first-order issue and I know he has administered Communion to openly gay laity in… Read more »
David Hey: "What does he mean by bonds and relationship? Were the relationships he refers to in the bible in any sense erotic?" As someone on SF pointed out, in an address on Human Sexuality to his Diocesan Synod in 2005 +Jones stated: "[W]hat do the Bible and the Christian tradition have to say about the nature of same gender friendship. The Bible gives us at least two major examples, firstly that of David and Jonathan, secondly that of Jesus and the beloved. The relationship that David and Jonathan had was emotional, spiritual, physical and covenantal. They clearly had a… Read more »
My initial, groggy reaction – it's 5:30 in the morning here and coffee is in the future – was to reflexively jump start that part of the brain that would tell me if it's All Fools' Day. But it's Shrove Tuesday, isn't it? Amazing development. If as reported a fine act by a bishop who has been criticized a lot recently.
In September 2005 the Bishop of Liverpool gave an address to the diocesan synod that includes the following passage: "Firstly, what do the Bible and the Christian tradition have to say about the nature of same gender friendship. The Bible gives us at least two major examples, firstly that of David and Jonathan, secondly that of Jesus and the beloved. The relationship that David and Jonathan had was emotional, spiritual, physical and covenantal. They clearly had a mutual dependency, they were committed to each other within their commitment to God, they embraced and kissed each other and they entered into… Read more »
William of the Wirral
This is such good news. Let us hope that he doesn't backtrack under pressure from the GAFCON and Reform hardliners he seems to have been cultivating lately. So will he please do something about Wycliffe Hall, now?
Phil Craig
Jones' article is nuanced. The Guardian story has placed far too strong an emphasis in its angle…though as a journalist, I would be tempted to do the same. Jones does not sanction "same-sex relationships"–or at least, not in the way we all imagine the article to mean (sexually). He just points out that it's possible, as evidenced in the Bible, for people of the same sex to have deeply involved relationships. And in his apology over Jeffrey John, he clearly regrets how he went about it and its hurtful impact, but he does not state that his reasons for doing… Read more »
"I worry about the Windsor proposals not because I doubt the courage and integrity of those who are working on them but because I fear that they will take us in the direction of narrowing the space and of closing down the debate on this and any future issue where Christians find themselves in conversation with their culture on some new moral development or dilemma. The result is that energy is sapped by internal definitions rather than released into engaging with the world so loved of God."
How my soul sings with his in this reaction to Windsor!!!
Since posting my comment just now I am reading through others' thoughts, and I'm surprised at how revolutionary people think this is.
I have been attending a full-on conservative evangelical church for years and the stories of David and Jonathan/Jesus and 'the beloved' are hardly glossed over or ignored: they're clear examples of how deep and fulfilling relationships–perhaps friendships is a more appropriate term?–can be. What Jones said at the 2005 synod is/was nothing new, surely?
Off topic, but please don't believe everything you read in the paper about the Merseyside Police, LR. There have been isolated problems which are being dealt with in full co-operation with local gay and lesbian people.
But overall, there has been great improvement over the years in terms of their practices and policies.l
"I'm surprised at how revolutionary people think this is." Perhaps then you haven't been listening, not only to your fellow Anglicans, but to the world around you. On the BBC in the last couple of years a comment was made about Christians being "the natural enemies of gay people", and it passed without comment. Conservative Evangelicals have led the charge against us. They are led by a man who has called us less than animals, a cancer on the body of Christ, and wants to jail us just for being what we are. They have made lies and propaganda into… Read more »
David Keen
Phil Craig: spot on. Jones is not citing Jesus and John, David and Jonathan as examples of gay relationships. Riazad Butt has (intentionally, or is it just laziness?) got it wrong.
Jones makes a lot of good points that often get missed in this whole debate: the cultural context for Africans, how poor we are in Western culture at handling expressions of friendship and physical affection, etc. It's nice to read a piece in this debate by someone who isn't spitting bullets at someone else.
Having read James Jones's essay, I don't think it's as radical as the Guardian makes out, but I do think it's unbelievably refreshing from a bishop who has taken a very public line in the past which has been generally perceived as anti-gay. What's particularly inspiring is the apology to Jeffrey John. I'm looking forward to the light dawning across the rest of the evangelical community. Phil Craig and David Keen are right in their observations, and James Jones makes some very important points about the way the debate has been caricatured by the media. Sadly, too many Christians accept… Read more »
But this is, nevertheless, a major shift from JJ, which actually says quite clearly that we can live with difference of view. I think this is what he has come to accept.
I have always had tremendous respect for Bishop Jones, which is why I was taken aback to see him allowing his name to be used in the scapegoating of Jeffrey John (one can legitimately be opposed to a certain action on the basis that it is premature, but sadly, this frequently has been used to justify social injustice) — nevertheless, I can't help wondering who put what in his tea! And of course the Windsor Report is a classic example of a troubled institution choosing the security of slow suicide through increased centralization. The best (& most "Anglican" action would… Read more »
prior aelred,
if only you were right. i'm afraid the days are long gone when we could accept a report and then quietly let it rot on a shelf. they want legislation and they want use it to act against those who disagree with them, which is why we must resist a covenant at all costs.
Pluralist
I'm still scratching my head in trying to equate this with goings on around Wycliffe Hall. There is a sort of cynic demon in me that I am currently bashing with a hammer, that is shouting at how this is all institutional shifting around Lambeth 2008 and the potential of exhausted Archbishop along with perceived failure of the Lambeth, Covenant and schism. After all, the Bishop of Rochester has sailed into the horizon. But then James Jones was never a member of the Christian Taliban anyway, so there ought to be less surprise in this than there is, and the… Read more »
I note two things from his statement. One is that his actual regrets are not for the fact of his opposition to JJ but its manner: "I regret too having objected publicly without first having consulted with the Archbishops of York and Canterbury and subsequently apologised to them and to colleagues in a private meeting of the House of Bishops. I still believe that it was unwise to try to take us to a place that evidently did not command the broad support of the Church of England but I am sorry for the way I opposed it and I… Read more »
Simon Dawson
Getting away from current Church politics – I think the Bishop of Liverpool finally acknowledges one fundamental truth – which I commented on in a recent posting on TA: http://www.thinkinganglicans.org.uk/archives/002884.html#comments "It always seemed to me that most of the biblical "heroes" were either polygamous or adulterous. And many biblical examples of true love were within same gender relationships. Yet we end up with marriage between one man and one woman being the only possible acceptable arrangement within orthodox Christianity. I am still not sure which biblical texts are used to justify that." If your theology requires you to give primacy… Read more »
Thanks you Forde Elms for putting it on record what James Jones' words are a departure from.
It needed saying here– thoughas you say what planet have some geen tripping on ?
I've been predicting for years that this is the future. Such a shame it has been so slow and painful (for lgbt people)
In many ways the most significant and radical thing Jones said, is that if we will create space for listening and being, the spirit of Christ will take us somewhere new and beyond our (current) imagining.
No wonder That has passed without comment here (so far)…
That is the true spirit of evangelicalsim it strikes me, and of the line of evangelcail bishops in Liverpool, starting with the first- JC Ryle.
Even The Brethren on Merseyside are accepting loving relationships between people who happen to share the same gender !
It's the future !
My first slightly flippant thought was that I wonder what Richard Turnbull will make of this.
It's an interesting article, but I'd back up what others have said. He regrets how his opposition to Dr John's appointment took place but he doesn't go further than that. This isn't a categorical 180 degree turn in view.
It reminded me of TEC's apology to the Communion way back when. Sorry for causing hurt, but not sorry for what they did.
It does however suggest a way forward with 'space' to live with different views and that's very much welcome and positive.
do you think he hopes this will get him drummed out of the brownies and thrown off the council of wycliffe hall?
Mark Bennet
I read a couple of things in James Jones piece which seem to have passed others by. First, he resists the reduction of identity to sex, and the leap to the sex/sexuality question to judge whether what is said is OK or not. And that is surely right – it may be important, but it isn't the main thing in the end. So he deliberately doesn't answer the sex question. Second, and much more interestingly, he criticises the Windsor proposals, not on the usual CE grounds that they don't go far enough and aren't sufficiently explicit, but on the radically… Read more »
"It reminded me of TEC's apology to the Communion way back when. Sorry for causing hurt, but not sorry for what they did." Indeed it is, and what's wrong with that? He still thinks homosexual relationships are wrong but regrets the hurtful way he went about saying that. I fail to see how that is a bad thing. But then, I have been arguing for the past year and a half that the issue with conservative Evangelicals is not their position, but their apparent inability to perceive that insult, derision, deceit, and lies are not actually all that appropriate as… Read more »
Mark: I think thats an insightful appraisal. I have just published this on my blog – any thoughts? I think that there has been some hyperbole from both sides of the argument. Conservatives appear to be either keen to portray Bishop James as having abandoned their position, or wish to minimise the step he has taken in revising his perceived position. Liberals and the report in the Guardian are over-egging the pudding in the other direction. I think that the situation and the views of JJ are more nuanced. I haven't met him for a while since I ceased active… Read more »
i see james jones gets the thumbs down from john richardson. so, he must be doing something right in this essay.
dr.primrose
In the text from the book, Jones says he apologized to Canterbury, to York, and "in a private meeting" to other bishops. He also says that he is "sorry too for adding to the pain and distress of Dr. John and his partner."
Has he apologized personally to John and his partner? If not, that would seem to be more in order than apologizing to various bishops to whom he did not cause pain and distress.
To Phil Craig (and others who believe this is "no news"): I recall in the 1970s and '80s, probably the most popular words on the front of a wedding invite were "Today I Will Marry My Friend". When +Liverpool says "The relationship that David and Jonathan had was emotional, spiritual, physical and covenantal. They clearly had a mutual dependency, they were committed to each other within their commitment to God, they embraced and kissed each other and they entered into a covenant with one another sealing their friendship before God." …what makes you think that same-sex couples want anything OTHER… Read more »
Mark and Simon and others have picked up on James Jones' attempts to separate bonds of affection from sexuality per se. His biblical insights to God recognizing and condoning the covenants of Jonathon to David and granting of filial ties of John to Jesus' family by Jesus are excellent. There is, of course, another excellent example, and that is a Jewish community granting Ruth full daughter status to Naomi. To emphasis and reward this distinguishment between sexual morality and righteousness. I just did a bible search. Neither the word morality nor the word sexuality exists in my version of the… Read more »
kieran crichton
"I still believe it was unwise to try to take us to a place that evidently did not command the broad support of the Church of England" Well, is it really that simple? Here's a little comment from Stephen Bates' account of the Jeffrey John debacle: "The Bishop of Oxford was receiving hate mail (and the now seemingly obligatory dog excrement). Eventually his office would receive more than 3,000 communications about the appointment, two-thirds of them supportive. By the end of the first week of July, 2,334 letters had been received, 789 negative and 1,545 positive. Support for Jeffrey John's… Read more »
Erika Baker
thank you for your beautiful post.
Kieran – you are SO right. And there was such a sense of hope (from outside as well as within the church…atheists included) surrounding the changes that Rowan's appointment might bring as well. More important is that the scandal (in St. Paul's terms) in the church is not about gay clergy, but about the disgrace of narrow minded bigots. It is seriously impeding the gospel and making the church irrelevant in the eyes of most people.
while I agree with your sentiments and hope they express the truth of where most of our fellow Christians are, I would nevertheless like to ask how valid the statistical analysis you give is, bearing in mind that, by being letter/email writers, the quoted sample is self selective rather than random?
My understanding is that Bishop Jones has never actually apologized to Dean John, which is lamentable.
Göran Koch-Swahne
Cheryl wrote: "They are going to tear apart a communion on the basis of two words that don't even exist in the bible."
This is the important insight about this on-going unpleasantness.
"two words that don't even exist in the bible…"
Never did, never shall.
I hope that JJ of Liverpool will now be in the vanguard of those clamouring for JJ of St Albans to get a mitre and a diocese? After all, he says he is celibate, and the matter should be beyond controversy.
Peter Ould
Are you seriously suggesting that because a word doesn't appear in the bible that that means it is morally neutral?
Erika – thanks for your point about self selecting samples. I'd still say that given the quantity of communications received – in excess of 3,000 items – it could still be extrapolated in the same way as opinion polling. It covers just about every level of participation in the Church of England, and therefore representative of a wide range of people across the Church. I think +Liverpool has done everyone a service with his writing, in spite of numerous details that can clearly be faulted. If he can transform himself into the sort of comprehensive hate figure that +Rowan has… Read more »
No PO I understand Cheryl to be saying that words that do not occur in the Bible are thereby non-Biblical. There is no one here more Bible based than she.
You aren't suggesting that God slipped up when he wrote it —- are you ?
This is all unexceptionable, but what is new? All Christians I have ever known have strongly commended the love of David and Jonathan, Jesus and John. To be able to love fully and freely is a sign of true humanity and maturity. Friendship is one of the great win-win situations in life, and currently in my view very much undervalued. Supposing that two trenches veterans, for example, testified that their love in some respects surpassed that of woman (because of what they had been through together etc etc) who would we be, even as rabid heterosexuals, to say them nay?… Read more »
Hi Ford- You say that 'the problem with conservative evangelicals is not their position, but their inability to see that insult [etc] are not appropriate as evangelistic tools'. I agree with you that one's position (a matter of substance) is a separate question from one's tone (something impossible to perceive on the internet anyway, but in any case a matter of style rather than substance). If we have honesty and integrity we will therefore treat them as two separate questions: e.g. 'I agree with your position but lament your style'. Or, 'I disagree/semi-agree with your position for the following reasons;… Read more »
Hi Cheryl-
How many English words appear in the Bible?
Where a word or concept does not appear in the Bible, are we justified or unjustified in seeking the biblical view on it by studying the biblical view on the most closely overlapping concepts?
Christopher Shell's posts are somewhat like omnibuses today !
But I could not myself call them transports of delight -alas.
I find his notion of 'purity' strange and as applied above somewhat offensive.
'… heaven of such imperfection made ! ….'
RS Thomas
L Roberts, I don't think God slipped up in the Bible. Can't imagine where you got that idea from. But let's take Cheryl's argument a bit further. Here's a few english words that don't appear in the Bible. Are we suggesting that since they don't they are morally neutral terms? paedophilia heroin nuclear holocaust Remember, this is the crux of Cheryl's argument: It is an irony now to see some wailing and threatening to tear the communion apart because of some souls' morality and/or sexuality. They are going to tear apart a communion on the basis of two words that… Read more »


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