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Islam Modernism Part 1
Channel: Jamal Zarabozo
a brother mentioned Actually, these are
the four lectures that I gave in some other city. And you cannot forget how to put them all into one lecture.
And you will over time will inshallah, click Complete all four.
And basically, it's
a discussion of the
the modernist moment,
which comes under
a couple of names.
Sometimes they're called
different names, but in essence, we are, we're talking about the same
same group of people. And we're talking about really a methodology and how to understand them. These people have their own methodology, and Java in one in the last lecture, or actually in the last two lectures.
The purpose of those lectures is to, to look at their methodology and compare it to the grandson Nancy, and what point they are correct in their methodology. And in what points they are incorrect in their Lemonheads.
We're also doing this during these lectures.
And I may be referring to a number of people.
One of the important points that I think I mentioned before another lectures I've given
whenever,
whenever we talk about someone else's opinion, or someone else's says,
and we do not know what is in the heart of that person, and the words the person may have the right intention with what you think is wrong.
The right intention for what you think is wrong, and we still have the obligation to object to what he's saying, and to an incorrect.
And some people seems alone.
They have the intention, for example, to defend Islam, or try to show that Islam is better than other ways of life. If they do, they do it in the wrong way. So the intention might be find this in between them and all that.
But for us to accept what they did, and to be silent, and what they're doing has to be correctable.
What they're doing is not correct according to the Quran, Sunnah. It is our obligation to point out that this is wrong.
This is not proper.
Secondly, there's
some debate about whether I should mention actually mentioned the name of
this. Yeah, not to mention him. And I agree with him. And I also disagree.
And in the past, for example, I will not mention actually the names of the people who I'm talking about.
When it came to the point where people would say to me that
these people you're talking about they are unknown people, you're making some of these things up.
And you don't mention who they are explicitly, so they keep continuing to be popular. And people don't notice that these are the same people I was talking
to then I realized that in some occasions, at least, and you have to mention them by name and get quotes from them. The only what they said
was he didn't suffer.
He should not discuss someone's false behind his back. But at the same time, if he's giving something which is like public,
and it is like Neri and everything, which is wrong.
But even Yani even when it's allowed to talk,
you have to apply.
What is best to mention them or not.
Can you do some simplifications. If you mentioned them, yeah, this will just lead to disaster.
Within this room, yeah.
Yeah, for sure. We'll get to that.
If you jump ahead and no one will listen to
me the first the first thing we have to realize about me this group of people who basically
they are judging things, according to their market,
and they are giving their opinion or their intellect or the rational rationale, any special place.
One thing we have to realize about these people is actually they might have
Hey there, we're thinking, in essence, it's actually a very old,
very old metal. And it goes back to the Greek days.
group of people known as the rationalist was exactly the same thing as
cannon were. They just everything according to their, their articles even and just from a theoretical point of view. And the original rationalist didn't do empirical studies. They didn't like, for example, go to lab and do some stuff. They just sat there in the room, drinking coffee, or whatever they're thinking,
and thinking and it from their app, and gallery, wherever they could prove to me from their app, this must be correct. And whatever. And it cannot be proven by their artists this had to be rejected,
was the classic example in the history and from the Greek time
is the era Aristotle and Socrates.
These two were the The classic example of people putting any religion completely under up.
They made basically three mistakes.
The first mistake was they used, or they tried to use apple in things that it cannot completely comprehend.
And you have to realize that there are some things in this world that that Apple or the intellect
at the time enough to know and he did not, does not comprehend.
So it's beyond, it's beyond the realm.
And since these people respected Apple, so much, they should respect enough to know that this is something beyond the realm of intellect, and therefore they should not judge this thing, using their intellect because they're judging. And it's something that you do not have the the ability to judge.
Secondly, the second mistake was to for everything to happen, and to accept only those things in the intellectual accepted, and to reject those things that the intellect rejected. And in fact, there are some things in between. There are some things that happen neither can accept nor can reject, but it has to be quiet, and you can say anything.
And thirdly, also, the third mistake, was that the judge, Revelation or the any, if there was any claim to Revelation or anything coming from God, they judge that revelation and all of its aspects, and it completely based on
this matter, or this school of philosophy actually very important for Muslim history. Because unfortunately, when the when the Muslims
begin to deal
Ghanian philosophy, and begin to be influenced by,
by Greek philosophy, the person that they were most influenced by what their stuff this person had, who saw no other source of knowledge except for the fact actually, if we want to.
And if we want to be more specific, this way of thinking, of judging everything, it based on their on their own Apple, the type of type of arrogance me that we think that as human beings, any we have the right to judge everything, based on our own. And in fact, this is one of the characteristics, the only they're following the footsteps of the chiffon.
Whenever he was greeted, said, Call upon him and not walk up to him and clean, and he that he is actually using. And he the same kind of reasoning that the modernists use.
The same for Allah subhanaw taala at the time, and he after he was already boundless man will tell us to frustrate to Adam and he is taking that order from Allah subhanho wa Taala and he's judging it in his own way things I am better than him. And I should not frustrate him I'm better than him because you created me from fire and created him from
clay.
And this characteristic, unfortunately, as I said, is the first one and it's many human beings they follow the same way as they said those
early directions.
And it was the coming of Islam and the the pure teachings of Islam and the purity that Islam
and this this way of thinking actually should have been
and it should have been done away with because Allah subhana wa tada through the phone, some of them
gave it to me the general structure of something that we cannot deny. In other words are often cannot deny that the Quran is true. If we just study anything from from a rational point of view, whether what the Quran says is true or not, whether it is a revelation from Allah subhana wa tada and whether the problem is a synonym was sincere in his message and whether he was true prophet can elaborate and unbiased can intellectual conclude with the problem department assessing them was the true prophets and the promise true. So that's the case Daniel is our intellectual leaders to that, then this means also therefore that everything in
forearms, and everything that's from hamster films that is true.
And in other words, the intellect leads us to believe that the Quran and the prophets are true. So that the corollary of that this means that everything in the Quran and everything that department says Adam said must be true. Otherwise, the first corollary is false. And the basic premise is false. So if someone says john, he is convinced by examples that the Quran is true, and the problem is true, and then he takes statements from the Quran and Hadith and start rejecting them, and he is in fact,
contradicting with his own zoning,
has has concluded, but unfortunately, and especially as Islam began to spread,
to other areas and new new people,
especially non Arabs begin to embrace Islam, many of them.
They came into Islam with an Englishness, we say they brought their old baggage, they brought all their old stuff, into Islam with them. And unfortunately, some of the Arab leaders also were influenced by them such as Oliver moon, who established something called
de Hackman was a place for everyone to come and discuss any philosophy and religion, whatever they want to whatever they want to discuss. Even there are Hindus there, there are Buddhists there, and so on, so forth. And during his time, the books of the Greek philosophers were being translated into, into Arabic. And it began to influence the Muslims. And it led to the development of two sciences in Islamic history. One is the science of philosophy. And the other is the science of
science of speech,
no clams, there's no one I didn't have to worry about.
So these two sciences developed, and as I said, unfortunately, they were both the same, especially the philosopher aspect. Both of these two scientists were getting influenced greatly by Aristotle school, and tullian School of thinking, which is a good school. And he believes that everything can be judged based on Apple and Apple alone. And if Apple doesn't accept something, then
has been rejected. Now also that time, any philosophy included by the way, mathematics, physics,
medicine, all of these things were included as part of what was known as philosophy.
So many of the Muslims, anyone they saw how advanced the Greeks were in these other fields, and in medicine and astronomy and so forth, they read they thought that was a must also be advanced in philosophy. So they began to take some of these ideas and even add a judge the Quran according to these ideas.
That's right. Yeah, that's what all of you people are trying to get here. They begin to they begin to judge the Quran. And the Sunnah, especially many hundreds of 1000s
according to Greek philosophy, for many of them, and in Greek philosophy was superior. And the reason Greeks, philosophy was superior, especially in philosophy or matters of our VEDA, they said that, and that isn't updated for something to be acceptable, it has to be on a service or confirmed by Apple.
So, therefore, any irrational argument or an argument which is
based on rational premises, this takes precedence over the function which is not based on Russia.
And in fact, there was a debate among the philosophers whether or not the crank abused the subject an athlete, and because this is not based on rational, then that means it's
the default and we cannot,
we cannot use
Another girl photo, this was the influence Gianni by that was the extreme philosophies that I was talking about another group that was influenced by the Greeks, and also put up an or the intellect above the Sharia, is the golden rule known as the as the modular.
The modular since they were any closer to the mainstream of Islam.
He could not take the same position as the philosopher's and he could not say that will reject the Quran or Quran is not. So they were forced to accept the Quran.
For at the same time, Iran
had many there's many things in the Quran that goes against them.
So the only solution is to resort to something known as that we were basically you say this, this is what the Quran says. But what would it mean if this was the only solution because they had to stick to the Quran, or they have to stick around because the only thing to say
that they could do
and as I said also they could kill they said the psilakis
takes precedence over
any logical OR rational thought or intellect takes precedence over
anything which is narrated especially how do you deal with the provinces dilemma the in particularly since the economic crash the foreign they tried to check the progress of Dylan
Ramachari, who's very famous,
and he first appeared
as the most recent
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Hassan here he means the lockean MCP Jena conductor is so funny when it took noburo as the Fulani was for them, and he should any in your day goes to rely on what is the narrative for example from the prophet or from anyone, even from Allah subhana wa tada because the Quran actually is the narration from the public facility from the angel Gabriel from Allah subhanho wa Taala. And he's saying that the Don't be don't rely on these things don't be convinced by these things but you should only walk in your deen nothing in dunya is a go on your deen underneath the banner
locker and do not be any satisfied with the narrations that you that you receive also in his fear,
and he makes the
team just like, and even he has actually better words than one part of
explaining the words of Allah subhanaw taala talking about
very disrespectful term, also any with respect to the Sahaba. And it is the same situation. One of the leaders of the Mozilla, he said by Allah, and he will leave it in a minute. And as a bear testified concerning issue late I will not accept the system
was an option. He also called him and massaged in his in his personal
life. And he that's what led him to these things is that they found some things in the dean's office and
so the office is not accepted yet what what could they do. And what they had to do is they have to know the position of the Quran and he will lower the position of the problem and assessing them and also
of the Sahaba. And as I said, and even even with respect to the Quran, they really make a will and sometimes even they will try to change the
the wording of the Quran as the famous example from Allah. And Allah subhanho wa Taala says will will kill him or her moose attack Lima. And they are not willing to accept the fact that this attribute or give the attribute of speech to Allah subhanaw taala, which goes completely against him or her. So we change the verse actually they change the verse from kinema mahomes attack Lena to kill him amamos a second. And if you change the one who was doing the reaction, and all all of these things,
were the result actually of they're replacing Lacan before anything else also interfere, for example, they're leading, they're leading people.
They reject many things in the Quran. And that has to do with labor the unseen. And as I said, as I said before, any one of the mistakes of Aristotle and the early rationalist is that they use Apple for things, and it cannot judge, for example, the unseen. As you can see, it's very going to say whether it's true or not.
But the end if they took their approach, that would at least be the release of
a little girl silence and said, okay, we can say whether that's true or not, that's fine. Well, that's not fine because the front maybe says the truth, but at least as good as a miracle. There was even if it's in the Puranas, they cannot prove it by atom they will reject. So for example, with respect to the jinn, many of the martyrs Allah they reject the existence of the jinn.
And it based on this point that they cannot confirm it.
Over time this this might have been this way of thinking and alert was
Gannett was dominated by as Allison was your mind and over time basically, it died out.
And the school the modern schools that exist today actually doesn't really have the roots in the masjid although they have
many, many common many similarities between the villa and the
throne today. And but that's not actually where the roots are from the roots are actually from Europe. And in this group today
whether you want to throw them wherever you want to call them in the modern movement
in any [email protected], Laconia and it
Do not use it.
this is what they like to call themselves. And it is the root word, this modern group income, actually, they are much closer ties with Europe than they have with the old with the old masters. And they developed from the same,
basically around the same circumstances in which the
in which any movement in Europe
came. So therefore, we have to really understand this movement, we have to actually go to Europe and try to understand what's happening in Europe.
And you're doing what they call the Middle Ages, any of the church, the Catholic Church, controlled everything, including the learning sciences, everything was under the control of the church. And if the church system is true, you have to believe it is true, otherwise, then you have,
you're going to have a difficult life.
But at the same time, because as Muslim Spain, they began to develop what is called the scientific method, that is now called the scientific method, I forget this four stages to it, I don't remember exactly what the hypothesis observation and so forth and so on. So they, in other words, they begin the the begin and end not just rationally scanning from their mind, but they begin to experiment.
And from from any Islamic thing, the people of Europe begin to see and begin to realize that what was being taught by the church, and it was not actually true.
And if the church had many ideas at that time, which the
the Muslims in Spain and because of the scientific method, and if the people begin to realize that actually what the church is teaching
is not true. So they began to very slowly and you revolt against the church. And there begins to be a no greater philosophers and these are really the founders of the the, the, the modernist school, or at least what the what the proposed and led to the Modern School, for example, there was there was a
there was a philosopher by the name of
specific cause was a strong believer in God.
And this is, by the way, a sign as I said earlier, intention and action, sometimes they do not go together. Kant was a very strong believer in God. And he thought that what you would be doing would be defending the religion
by saying that the laws the laws contained in Revelation or divine laws are actually work on a different spheres in human law. That was divine revelation has nothing to do with actually what's going on in this world. He thought he's defending all of these false beliefs that the Christian says, But actually, what what this actually led to, is it okay, let's get them in. If we want guidance, just ignore the Bible. One get at it just ignore what was
what was what was always known as revelation, or what has come from our data.
And also Darwin's theory, Darwin's theory that human beings actually evolved from from animals of other any lower, lower on the chain of theory from the beginning was very weak.
He never did find the missing link in his in his theory, but also this Yani was very harmful for the church. Because the church had always been teaching that
God had created human being, and so forth. And this, God had created Adam and Eve, and so forth. And this theory
also was something that when this when this theory, theory spread, people begin to question the Bible,
and also another philosopher by the name of the court.
The court also said, the nature was like a machine. There's no spiritual element to it. And everything happens according to a law. And also Newton's law condition also was insane. So when the in the West, they began all of these types of ideas, basically all of these ideas are saying that there's no room for religion, or revelation has really no purpose in guiding mankind, that everything basically is based on laws. And all we need to know to find out what is best is to study those laws, and we'll find out what is best for mankind. So we don't run out the need of Revelation.
So we now have the old god of the Greeks actually coming back now, it's not just rational thought, but as rational thought with some increases in the ante some actually testing. And their friends after that they came to the conclusion as, as one of the philosophers said, his name was Nietzsche said God is dead, and we have no need for God anymore. Now that we understand how the world works, we have no need for His revelation or anything because everything is according to law, we just discover those laws. And that's all we need. Now, this
This way of thinking actually, if you look at the modern, modernists in the Muslim world, actually, this is actually the source, or the root of their way of thinking. But that's jumping ahead we'll get, we'll get to that
destroys anyone's belief in Christianity, or any anyone's belief in Judaism.
So they came up with, with the idea of modernism, or the modernist movement, basically, that religion.
And it's not something fake, for it should change according to the circumstance.
That was the modernist movement basically, is that not everything in the revelation is to be fixed. We have to believe in it as it is. But it's supposed to change with the changing of pulses, and changing of environment. And
what that means, actually, is that there's no such thing as absolute truth.
That's what they're saying. And it there's no such thing as absolute truth, to something may have been true at one time. And so therefore, it was revealed to Moses that reveals to us that Jesus, but it's no longer true today. So therefore, we need not apply.
In this is what this is what the modernist school is all about. And this is the this is this was the Jewish and the Christian
response to any to what was going on
any in Europe at that time. So therefore, they came up with new theories, how to explain any trying to explain how Judaism or how Christianity, Christianity is still relevant today. And if the teachings are actually no longer relevant, what role does it play. So they tried to come up with a new kind of new form of Christianity, a new form of Judaism,
and Islam, introducing new things into the into the religion so that people will somehow still stick to it. For example, Moses, Mendelssohn, Jewish leader,
and he started a school, which was both teaching both Judaism and modern and modern science this time. And what you did, what they did in that school,
is that they noticed that the young people were interested in one thing in old Judaism system meals. So they decided to change Judaism to make sure that the young people don't need to do this. And some of the things that they did is the the produce to be has to be said in Hebrew, they changed the said it could be said in the,
in the local language, and they also introduced the use of musical instruments. And he did the if you go through the church, nowadays, they sing from the beginning to the end. And also the Jewish synagogue, especially in the north, they call the reformed, or the liberal Jew candidate thing from beginning to the end also, and it is actually written, this was talking about the 19th century 1800s. And it introduced the use of Christmas.
simile, and it is basically three Jewish rabbis called Steinem full time and Geiger.
They were basically the ones who led this new movement. For example, Geiger said that,
that Judaism is an ongoing revolutionary process. And it keeps getting better over time. And he says this, and this is an important point. Yeah. And he said that the Bible was collected by human beings, and therefore there's some things which are divine, and some things that are human, how to know what's divine, what's human, what doesn't sound good anymore, and must be human.
It still sounds good, it must be divine.
Because obviously, the divine part.
So there's anything in the infrared floriana, you're basically on your own if you've come to the Bible, and you don't like somebody who says they want us to hold this. And that's actually if you look at Jews and Christians, now, most of them, and this is how they are you. So this is what it says in the Bible, this act.
And it grows old is. So the, as I said, the thing some of the things that they they introduced into the Jewish,
the Jewish, whatever religion, they,
they said the prayer and it doesn't have to be in Hebrew as as it introduced musical instruments. They said it's allowed for women to marry non Jews. And it is law from the 19th century. They said it's allowed for women to mix with men,
the change the laws of divorce, and the and so forth, and they made basically, the changes that you see
that you see actually still among them today. Now, although this movement started in Europe, it wasn't very successful in Europe. For many reasons, people were a little bit more conservative there plus people know their religion.
So of course, the place where it grew and developed was United States. And it is used mostly in that case is reformed Jews. And it's to the point that at one time all the synagogues, all the Jewish temples in the United States were reformed.
Any reformed or liberal Jewish
Simply. And here's the here when they came here, they had something known as the Pittsburgh flood platform and emit together. And they agreed,
first of all, that the Old Testament would get it together by human being. So therefore, and it's not for
any, any scientific invention does not contradict with Jewish beliefs, even if it contradicts with the Bible. In other words, Jewish belief is whatever isn't proven by science.
If it contradicts the Bible, we just neglect the Bible.
Even including Darwinism, it's an even Darwinism, I need to believe that we came from
gorilla or whatever this is okay, because we don't have to believe the Bible literally.
And they also said that they no longer have to wear the traditional Jewish dressing, dress. And they even said that Judaism is the progressive religion,
always in touch with Apple, and therefore it's possible for them to work with both Christians and Muslims, since both Christians and Muslims originally came from Judaism anyway.
And they completely rejected the idea of the hereafter.
And they said to be a Jew, you just have to work for the best society that you can. This is modern, or what they called liberals do this. Now the same kind of thing happened.
Among the Christians, again, there's a problem between their belief and what science is proving, which is a belief in the Trinity three in one in one in three, and so forth. And also they begin to study the Bible closer,
what they call higher criticism of the Bible. And they found that there was lots of
lots of lots of contradictions in the Bible. So again, also the the Christian leaders decided that therefore any all of the Bible isn't divine, some of it is humans, some of it is from Allah. And also, they began to study other religions, like the old Egyptian religion, the old Greek religion, and many of them came to the idea that religion is an evolutionary process, it keeps getting better. And so therefore, it should keep getting better now. And if you talk to many Christians, today, they'll say that revelation
is progressive in evolution, and evolution is still happening. And we still keep getting better and better that our religions, and therefore therefore, they also they came up with the idea that there's no absolute truth. And what the Bible says necessarily, is not necessarily the truth forever, but may have been true at one time, and so on. And this was this was basically these were the leaders, basically, in the 19th century. And then both the 18th and the 19th century. And this was unfortunately, also the same time in which the Muslims, once again, Danny started looking forward to the west. This was the same time that the the Europeans began to conquer some of the
Muslim man. This was the same time that the Muslims and he began to look to Europe and see that they're scientifically advanced, and began again to start taking the ideas of the of the Europeans are of those anonymous, as I said,
and as he left them, because unfortunately, they took those ideas. Well, now again, this is unfortunate, because they took these ideas of these modernist
modernist thinkers. And for the Muslims, basically, there was there was three choices, either reject everything that the West had, completely, or to accept everything that the West had completely or tried to see what should the depth and what they shouldn't be. And he there was no there was no question that the Muslim world at that time was in any very, from Islamic very Masonic point of view, it was in a bad situation, and the Muslims that stray far from it.
And so therefore, there were some, some reformers
who tried to point out the mistakes
that the Muslims were doing and try to point out any words is correct.
But at the same time, unfortunately, these reformers were not as strong or as influential,
as though as those reformers who could you really because modern
and basically these monitors developed in three areas.
And they developed in these three areas, basically, because of the because of the importance of these two years.
Number one, they developed in certain because circuit was the status of sequence.
Number two was in the indo Pak Pakistani subcontinent, because this is where the Europeans, especially the British had loss of economic interests. And number three, they developed in Egypt, because Egypt was the seat of Aloha, can is
the center of learning for the Muslim world was respected as the leading and a center of learning. So therefore the support and when they realize this point they concentrated on on Egypt for that reason, and in particular on her journey in Turkey.
We all know what's happened in Turkey.
In Turkey, we had what's known as an IT WAS a synchronous revolution. What
you have to realize, of course, that harmony and modernity, and he they are not for for that basically they are the same.
The only difference between them is one is more blatant than the other.
And 11 is that we don't have any need for religion to legit throw it all out and decide what we're going to follow and what we're not going to follow by ourselves.
So they're very blatant, this is what editors This
is a religion has no role in, in the nation. We as human beings, were going to decide what we're going to follow what
course and he didn't use his mind very much. He just took a lot for coming from Europe and applied it.
that's the that's the centralist towards
the way of the modern is basically the same. They're saying we're going to decide what to follow and what not to follow by ourselves. And human beings are going to decide what to follow or not follow. But at the same time, we're going to call it we're going to put it in the name of religion.
We're going to say we're going to follow this and follow that and follow this. And we're going to say that Islam says that, okay. Well, the people, the Secretary said, we're going to follow this and follow it and they don't care what.
But in essence, they're the same. In both cases, it's as humans can decide what to follow. And what they want for one case, they follow us to the US in general. And the other case, Yanni, they claim that you're following the Sharia, and they'll choose from the Sharia what they want to they want to follow.
So, Ataturk actually I will leave him in discussion of what happened in
Turkey, for any for anyone who wants to talk about secularism as a separate system. In the case of indo Pak sub continent.
The the leader of this movement was, his name was suicide, McCloud.
And he always insisted on being called Sir, sir, is a British term
meaning any for someone
for giving someone someone respect.
And he lived in the in the middle of the 19th century,
in 1867, after the Muslims, and he revolted against the British, and they were defeated,
this man lay down the clan, he came to the conclusion that the the salvation or the success of the Muslims depends on cooperating and becoming the Friends of the British.
And also by adopting the way of the British culture.
And he says that there's no empathy, or there's no
there's no any, there should be no hatred between Christians and Muslims. Because this is the Muslims who have the greatest respect for each other.
So therefore, any of the two should be, should get together. And then he turns the publication, the magazine, and every issue of this magazine, what he tries to stress is how, how nice the British government is, and how they did this for the Muslims, and how they did that.
And in order to, in order to achieve that goal, and in order to take make the Muslims and become more like the British, I had to give some footwork, because at that time, for example, it was the, the Muslims would refuse to eat with the British. And they they would not sit at the same table, and eat with the British, and they will not eat the food of the British. So he gave a fatwa, and in order to bring them together, as there's nothing wrong with sitting and eating, at the same,
at the same table, and in some of his
some of his other any Patel is that the polygamy and having more than one wife is against the spirit of Islam. So, therefore, should be prohibited.
River are they interested in the modern banks and the business transactions that exist nowadays during his time, he said this is not actually reverse. So therefore says hello.
He also says that the punishments are those that are found in France, and he said these were only meant for barbaric society that did not have prisons. So therefore they should be done away with. And he also says that jihad is forbidden except in the case of self defense, and only if another country attacks you.
Should you
should you should you actually fight?
Also, he also said, Danny, that Islam is completely
completely consistent with science and astronomy and you hear it a lot and I think people days and they have no idea what they're saying. The sciences of Sciences actually have to to take science which is real science, which is any
any science which is actual facts, and science, which is theory and nothing, nothing. So it's a journey that
And of course, he's talking about science in the middle 1800s, which we know now this half of that science wasn't even true. But in order to prove that Islam was consistent with science and reason,
he said that all of the miracles in the Quran are deceptive, the prophets.
These are not true. They're all false. He said, The angels don't exist again, talking about something candidates actually Lacan cannot say whether angels exists or not, because they don't see also the jinn did not exist.
Also, the prophet returned to them was not born without a father. He said all these things, and he were not true, because according to him, they went against modern science. And he even said,
and he even said, they weren't even compared. And he even compared revelation with the Hello, hallucinate hallucinations. of insane, someone is much known that he hears things. And he says, This is gonna be similar to the revelations.
And he was there with the help of the British, he was able to start a university.
He started making 78 This is the university is called elegant University.
And basically, his goal of this university was to create
a generation of Muslims who had similar beliefs.
And in this, in this, in this university, the only language of teaching would be English.
Even the Muslims at that time, and he couldn't believe some of the things
that the
Klan was doing. Even Jamal, Jamal. Jamal is in love learning that about him that the English authorities and the British saw that this person was very helpful for him for them. So they did their best Danny to support him and give him honor and they helped him by building that college. Unfortunately, had many students. These students are still writing the still influential until today, among the Pakistanis, and even here in the United States.
Students included the phrase Amir, Amir Ali,
who was a Shia wrote a book called The second exam, very big book, one of the first books that I read about Islam. Basically, in this book, he says that the bottom 100% of the Quran as a human being, and he says, sometimes when he was wrong, he says, What can we expect at that time, and he was wrong here. He was wrong there. He points out places Nicaragua
was wrong. And I found this book being sold at one of the Muslim conventions.
And I told the people who were selling it that says, Danny, this book is eco friendly from the beginning to the end.
But unfortunately, it many people
they don't care about the book, they don't have any idea what they're selling. So this person said, Oh Baraka last week, he put it away. I came back three hours later there was sitting on top of table again.
And unfortunately, this book is jam. It's probably in his 50s.
And it's still being distributed. When Mohammed Ali also is one of his students about
Mohammed Ali was also one of his students.
he actually was put
on his translation of the Quran into English,
which has very strange and he footnotes is still one of the popular translations that exists in the United States.
And his other his other students included the caliber team
who rejected
in many others. And in other words,
his school and his teachings actually, unfortunately, we're not just talking about himself, but he had really led to a new generation of writers and thinkers and it's propagated this
modernist way of way of teaching


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Tag Archives: Alabama Crimson Tide
Tennessee opens the season on Aug. 31 against Chuckie Keeton and Utah State.
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — Early lines on eight Tennessee games indicate that Las Vegas oddsmakers have little optimism for the Vols in 2014.
Tennessee opponents are favored in seven of the eight games released by the Golden Nugget as part of their annual early lines.
UT (+19) at Oklahoma
UT (+17) at Georgia
Florida at UT (+4.5)
UT (+12) at Ole Miss
Alabama at UT (+20)
UT (+18) at South Carolina
Missouri at UT (+4)
UT (-3) at Vanderbilt
Interestingly, roughly one-fourth of the 200 games handicapped by the Golden Nugget had line movements after their initial release to reflect betting trends. But only one Tennessee game was adjusted: Georgia is now favored by 16 points, down from 17. In other words, it doesn't appear the public is flocking to bet on Tennessee.
Of course, UT will likely be favored in the four games not listed.
If you're inclined to optimism, think of it this way: The Vols must only steal only one upset after winning the five games in which they will be favored to become bowl eligible.
If you're inclined to pessimism, the rest of this blog is for you.
A 19-point spread translates to a 2.7 percent chance of winning against Oklahoma. Or just an 11.45 percent chance at Georgia.
For the sake of this simulation, we'll give UT a 6.5-point edge against Utah State and an 8-point advantage against Arkansas State and Kentucky. We're giving the Vols a 99.95 percent chance of victory against Chattanooga.
Spin those figures through my simulator 1,000 times and this is what you get:
That's a 32 percent chance of winning at least six games and making a bowl, a 31 percent chance of having the same record as last year and a 37 percent chance of being worse.
I'll update the simulator with new numbers as the season goes on.
Think some of the odds are way off? Let me know.
This entry was posted in SEC football, Tennessee football and tagged Alabama Crimson Tide, Arkansas State Red Wolves, fepo, Georgia Bulldogs, Golden Nugget, lines, odds, Oklahoma Sooners, Ole Miss Rebels, South Carolina Gamecocks, Utah State Aggies on June 16, 2014 by Evan Woodbery.
QB Quinten Dormady gives Vols pro-style passer in 2015 class
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — Quinten Dormady came to Knoxville over the weekend for what he thought be the first of many stops on a college tour through the South.
But when Tennessee made it clear that he not only had an offer, but it was an offer that coaches wanted — and needed — him to decide on soon, Dormady scaled back his decision to just two teams: Alabama and UT.
I have committed to the University of Tennessee! This is a blessing and a dream come true! #RockyTop #VOLS #VFL
— Quinten Dormady (@qdormady) June 9, 2014
Just THREW another BRICK on top of the 2015 foundation!!! #BrickByBrick
— Butch Jones (@UTCoachJones) June 10, 2014
The decision gives the Vols a second quarterback in the 2015 class. (And Jauan Jennings has insisted that he is a quarterback, not an athlete or a safety).
Dormady's arrival will also help replenish the depth at quarterback after Riley Ferguson's recent decision to transfer. Justin Worley will graduate after this season, leaving only Joshua Dobbs, Nathan Peterman and whoever UT signs in this class on the 2015 roster.
Given those numbers, and the questions about Jenning's ultimate college position, could the Vols sneak a third quarterback into this class? It might be tough (or impossible) to snare another elite quarterback with two other potential competitors already committed. But maybe a late addition just before Signing Day? A late surprise (like Dobbs)? Or maybe even a wildcard from the junior college ranks?
There's plenty of time left until February. Stay tuned.
This entry was posted in Recruiting, Tennessee football and tagged Alabama Crimson Tide, Jauan Jennings, Justin Worley, quarterbacks, Quinten Dormady, Riley Ferguson on June 9, 2014 by Evan Woodbery.
Butch Jones on Alabama rivalry: 'It's our DNA'
Butch Jones after practice earlier this month (photos by Evan Woodbery)
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — Tennessee coach Butch Jones said his main concern about the future of SEC scheduling was preserving the Vols' annual rivalry game against Alabama.
In that sense, the plan announced this week was a victory.
"I was very excited we were able to maintain the Alabama-UT rivalry," Jones said. "That's in our DNA….That was the big thing."
Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart had favored a nine-game conference schedule, but SEC presidents voted to stick with the current plan of six games against divisional opponents, one game against a permanent cross-divisional rival and one game against a rotating cross-divisional opponent.
Jones said he recognized there were complications to either an eight-game or nine-game plan. He's just happy the final plan preserved the Alabama series.
"In terms of scheduling — eight games, nine games, I really don't think there is any perfect solution," he said. "We have to do what's best for the conference, as we continue to move forward, and I support that. This big thing for us is being able to maintain the rivalry with Alabama."
This entry was posted in SEC football, Tennessee football and tagged Alabama Crimson Tide, Butch Jones, Dave Hart, DNA on April 30, 2014 by Evan Woodbery.
Potential Vols' game in Charlotte in 2018 still unannounced
Dave Hart (photo by Adam Brimer)
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — The potential Tennessee-West Virginia football game at Charlotte in 2018 that was reportedly close to being "finalized" four weeks ago has yet to be announced.
Tennessee athletic director Dave Hart declined to comment on the report or the potential game in an interview this week with the News Sentinel's Ben Frederickson.
Any future neutral site game, Hart said, would be announced when the contract is completed.
Regardless, the Vols-Mountaineers matchup — if it takes place — would fit the profile of games that Hart is seeking.
But the recent decision by the SEC presidents to maintain the current schedule format should have little impact on UT's scheduling goals. Tennessee, like most SEC schools, already schedules one high-profile non-conference game each year. That "high-profile" game will essentially become a league mandate in 2016, when every SEC team will be required to schedule one game against a team from the Big Ten, Big 12, Pac 12 or ACC.
"For us, that's how we've been doing business. And for most people in our league. Not everybody," Hart said. "For the high majority of people in the SEC, that has been the standard. Now it will be required that everyone do that."
Hart, who has favored a nine-game conference schedule, didn't win that battle. But he was pleased that the league "reaffirmed" its commitment to traditional cross-divisional rivalries like Tennessee-Alabama and Georgia-Auburn.
"In our case we will maintain one of the most historic rivalries in the history, throughout all of college football, with Tennessee-Alabama," he said. "I have been an outspoken proponent for every bit of two years on playing nine league games. But the vote was not there. So we are moving in unison with everyone else toward the 6-1-1 (format) and staying with eight league games."
This entry was posted in SEC football, Tennessee football and tagged Alabama Crimson Tide, Charlotte, Dave Hart, SEC schedules, West Virginia Mountaineers on April 29, 2014 by Evan Woodbery.
Butch Jones says he has great respect for former Vols coach Lane Kiffin
Lane Kiffin (AP photo)
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — When Lane Kiffin returns to Neyland Stadium on Oct. 25 as Alabama's offensive coordinator, there is likely to be a swarm of media interest.
But current Vols coach Butch Jones had nothing but good things to say about Kiffin, who was UT's head coach for one season in 2009 before leaving for Southern California.
"I have tremendous respect for Lane Kiffin and what he's accomplished," Jones said on the Paul Finebaum show, which was broadcasting live from Neyland Stadium on Thursday. "He's a great football coach."
Jones noted that virtually no one on Tennessee's roster has a connection to Kiffin or his staff. Last year, there were several seniors recruited by Kiffin.
Most of Finebaum's interview with Jones covered well-charted ground, but Jones did offer some candor when quizzed about fan expectations for 2014.
Jones said he wants to work at a place with high expectations.
"The expectations are very high, but (fans are) also very well-educated," Jones said. "They understand we're in transition."
Jones closed the interview by calling it an "honor and privilege" to talk to Finebaum, who is a UT graduate and Memphis native.
"I'm a great fan of yours," Jones said. "Welcome home."
This entry was posted in SEC football, Tennessee football and tagged Alabama Crimson Tide, Butch Jones, Lane Kiffin, Paul Finebaum on April 3, 2014 by Evan Woodbery.
In SEC recruiting game, focus of most teams starts in own backyard
A national view of SEC recruiting midpoints. See the maps below for zoomed-in versions.
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — Most SEC schools keep their focus close to home when signing recruits. That's why the number of top prospects nearby is such an accurate predictor of a team's success.
Consider this map a sneak peek of a story I'm working on for later in the month. I charted the high school of each recruit signed by an SEC school to produce the "geographic midpoint" for each team and the league as a whole.
(Yes, you know my obsession with geographic midpoints.)
The results weren't that startling.
Collectively, the midpoint of every SEC prospect signed in 2014 was near Fayette, Ala., only about 45 miles south of the geographic midpoint of all 14 SEC campuses in Haleyville, Ala.
Only three teams travel a great distance from their home base, and I bet you could have guessed them before I charted this map: Missouri, Arkansas and Vanderbilt.
Vanderbilt added a handful of California prospects, which pushed its midpoint west.
Vanderbilt was much more pronounced because new coach Derek Mason added some California recruits and lost some in-state signees.
Although the Vols continue to recruit nationally, the midpoint of the class hasn't been this close to Knoxville in years.
What about the Vols? As we've written before, Tennessee has moved north under coach Butch Jones, but the new midpoint is in line with the SEC average. (That little pink line on the map points to the "expected midpoint" for each team based on the SEC average).
What schools are outliers, compared to the rest of the league?
Obviously Arkansas, Missouri and Vandy have to recruit nationally out of necessity. Both Arkansas and Missouri recruit aggressively in south Florida, which pushes their midpoint south and east.
Texas A&M and LSU, generally, stick to their own fertile territories without spending too much time fighting others in Atlanta or Florida. That's reflected in their midpoints.
Alabama recruits nationally despite its talent-rich state, and prospects from Iowa, Colorado and Minnesota helped push the Tide's midpoint north this year.
The green map marker circled in white is Fayette, Ala., the geographic midpoint of every SEC recruit signed in 2014. That's only 45 miles southwest of Haleyville, Ala., (the green circle), which is the geographic midpoint of all 14 SEC campuses.
Both Ole Miss and Mississippi State have nearby midpoints. The Bulldogs' midpoint is in Macon, Miss., which is just 38 miles from Starkville.
I thought this was interesting: Florida and Georgia have very similar recruiting midpoints. The Gators did have plenty of south Florida recruits, but their 2014 class had much more of a national flavor than you might expect. Recruits from Brooklyn, N.Y., and Wyoming pushed the midpoint north and west.
Georgia, meanwhile, had a smaller class (after signing more than 30 last year) and had a strong south Florida presence. (You'll recall that Tennessee didn't sign a south Florida prospect for the first time in five years).
* Even for a conference in the southeast corner of the United States, most teams still push even further south.
* Texas A&M and Missouri have expanded the geographic boundaries of the conference, but the Aggies rule Texas and don't have to venture far from there.
* Next to Texas A&M, LSU has the strongest commitment to owning its home base.
* Even teams with strong local bases have a balanced national recruiting strategy.
* If you cover recruiting in the southeast, you should buy a house in Fayette, Ala.
Any other stuff I missed? Let me know.
This entry was posted in Recruiting, SEC football, Tennessee football and tagged Alabama Crimson Tide, Arkansas Razorbacks, Butch Jones, Derek Mason, geographic midpoint, Georgia Bulldogs, LSU Tigers, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Missouri Tigers, Ole Miss Rebels, Texas A&M Aggies, Vanderbilt Commodores on February 17, 2014 by Evan Woodbery.
Juco defensive tackle Jarran Reed, a Vols target, commits to Alabama
Jarran Reed (from News Sentinel partner 247Sports)
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — Jarran Reed, one of Tennessee's top remaining targets, is off the board.
He tweeted today that he has committed to Alabama: "Want to thank God and everyone but my decision is final I will be joining Alabama…I'm committed to Tide Roll Tide Roll," he said.
Reed originally signed with Florida but failed to qualify out of high school and enrolled at East Mississippi Community College.
The 6-foot-4 , 310-pound defensive tackle is considered an immediate impact player. The Vols are losing two senior tackles from an already thin interior defensive line.
Tennessee hopes to receive better news when receiver prospect Josh Malone makes his announcement at noon today.
This entry was posted in Recruiting, SEC football, Tennessee football and tagged Alabama Crimson Tide, Class of 2014, defensive tackles, Jarran Reed on December 4, 2013 by Evan Woodbery.
Vols' odds to make a bowl game drop to about 70 percent after new projections
Butch Jones greets Nick Saban before Saturday's game (AP photo by Dave Martin).
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — Four games in November will decide Tennessee's season.
A 2-2 record will send the Vols to their first bowl game since 2010, Derek Dooley's first season. The Vols started that year 2-6, but won their last four games to reach bowl eligibility.
In 2013, the schedule is harder for first-year coach Butch Jones, but Tennessee must only win two of the final four games.
How likely are they to do so? We updated our Monte Carlo simulation after the Vols' loss to No. 1 Alabama and tweaked some of the inputs to make them more consistent.
Here are the odds of Tennessee winning each of its last four games:
Nov. 2: @ Missouri: 23 percent
Nov. 9: vs. Auburn: 41 percent
Nov. 23: vs. Vanderbilt: 62 percent
Nov. 30: at Kentucky: 75 percent.
The odds listed above are educated guesses, but I tried to use a consistent method. I calculated an expected margin of victory based on Sagarin predictor ratings, which are sometimes similar to the point spreads set by Vegas. Then I converted the spread to a rough money line and converted the money line to an implied percentage.
Then I entered all the numbers in my make-shift simulator and ran the rest of the season about 1,000 times.
Here's what it spat out:
4-0 finish, 8-4, 5-3 overall: 4.46 percent
3-1 finish, 7-5, 4-4 overall: 25.73 percent
The bold numbers give Tennessee bowl eligibility.
I ran a few smaller simulations just for the heck of it.
Missouri has a higher-than-I-expected 17 percent chance of winning out this season and a 45 percent chance of finishing 10-2, 6-2.
Will No. 1 Alabama finish the regular season with an undefeated record? My quick simulation put the odds at about 70 percent.
This entry was posted in SEC football, Tennessee football and tagged Alabama Crimson Tide, Butch Jones, Derek Dooley, Missouri Tigers, Monte Carlo simulations, Nick Saban on October 28, 2013 by Evan Woodbery.
A roundup of Tennessee-Alabama week in videos
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee — The Vols are headed to Alabama for their showdown with the No. 1 Crimson Tide.
The game kicks off at 3:30 p.m. and will be televised by CBS. Most lines have Tennessee as a 28.5-point underdog.
The video above is our early-week preview. The video below includes practice highlights from Tuesday's session in which we first learned about "the red team."
The final video is new team member Ben Frederickson's debut on our weekly Double Coverage segment.
If you have any questions or topics you want us to cover on future segments, just let me know by email or Twitter.
This entry was posted in Tennessee football and tagged #GVXTV, Alabama Crimson Tide, Ben Frederickson, Bruce Pearl, Butch Jones, Devrin Young, Double Coverage, GVX Spotlight, GVX TV, Josh Smith, the red team on October 25, 2013 by Evan Woodbery.
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A Georgia college has filed a motion to dismiss a First Amendment lawsuit by claiming it removed a Christian student from campus because his discussion of the Gospel incited "hostility" and "fighting words."
The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) is suing Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) for censoring college student Chike Uzuegbunam.
Uzuegbunam was repeatedly stopped from discussing his Christian faith on campus, even after following the school's strict guidelines.
The school required Uzuegbunam to reserve a space on the campus' free-speech zone, an area that is only 0.0015% of the campus, and open only 18 hours a week, according to an ADF's press statement.
Even after reserving the spot and following procedures, school officials barred him from passing out pamphlets and discussing his faith. They said his speech "generated complaints" and constituted "disorderly conduct".
ADF is suing GGC arguing that although the university claims "commitments to diversity" it in fact censors speech.
"The First Amendment guarantees every student's freedom of speech and religion," ADF Legal Counsel Travis Barham stated in a December press release. "Every public school—and especially a state college that is supposed to be the 'marketplace of ideas'—has the duty to protect and promote those freedoms."
ADF told Campus Reform, a conservative college newsgroup, that GGC filed a motion to dismiss the case claiming that the student's "open-air speaking" rose "to the level of 'fighting words.'"
"Plaintiff exclaimed a divisive message directly to a group of 'many' individuals while standing on top of a stool, and, in doing so, actually caused a disturbance," the motion read. The college further argued that the "plaintiff used contentious religious language that, when directed to a crowd, has a tendency to incite hostility."
The school also cited two previous cases where street preachers incited a crowd by referring to people as "sinners."
The ADF said that the school's policies violate free speech and the First Amendment.
"Today's college students will be tomorrow's legislators, judges, commissioners, and voters," ADF Senior Counsel Casey Mattox said.
"That's why it's so important that public universities model the First Amendment values they are supposed to be teaching to students, and why it should disturb everyone that GGC and many other colleges are communicating to a generation that the Constitution doesn't matter," he added.
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Every day you think about the past, or what is going to happen in the future, you lose that actual day you're living right now.
We can feel that you're opposed to it. But the outcome will be much better than you think. Better opportunities, less challenges.
You don't need this at the moment. You would attract someone that you don't want.
You are carrying too much, the weight of the trauma. The weight comes from the way you look at things. Experiencing things on this level, it's too heavy for you to carry.
'I might just as well go like this, with a big bang.' Like, live on stage. You would understand because you actually spent several lifetimes together.
It is their turn to learn. It's not yours. It's not your job. If you do the problem-solving, you will attract only problems and people with problems.
'People say that these places are about healing.
Our friend likes the challenges, the fights.
'Boundary' would be the wrong word. A boundary would mean you don't respect each other, you limit each other.
Kendall asks: "Are we alone on our path of life or does it just feel this way because we have disconnected?"


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$this is a singleton Codeigniter instance, read more here:
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Well, I don't know where to post this but out of all the forums I've posted on, this one is my favorite. PL site is now officially down after 2 months of fluctuating service. I guess they went bankrupt? Though if not for that site, I would have never stumbled upon this forum. The community was not the greatest but it helped me cope with being alone and depressed in my time working for the site. I'm still down to talk about FF and Square Enix stuff if anyone's down for it. Though from what I can see, nobody is posting stuff on this forum. Hoping for more members to join this forum and make it active again.
My posting has been limited due to real life kicking me in the nuts. Though it has slowed down. I'm not familiar with pl site, but I'm sorry to hear that. Hope you're holding up my dude. I'll see about posting some news and maybe something comedic when I get a chance. On my downtime from work and studies I've played the resident evil 2 remake. Killing zombies helps ease my troubles lol.


I chose to answer this question in 2 parts. In the first part, Q & Ale – How do you get a job in the beer industry? Part 1: Wholesaler, I looked at a career path at a beer wholesaler. In the second part, we'll look at how to get a job at a brewery with the possible intent of becoming a brewer.
Like at a wholesaler, there are a whole host of jobs at a craft brewery besides "brewer." You can work in the tap room, the gift shop, the office, sales, or anything else the brewery will pay you to do. There is always the obvious answer, keep an eye open at all the local breweries for job postings you may be qualified for.
Another method that I've seen work first hand is for people who are fans of the brewery to visit the brewery's tap room regularly and become friends with the staff. Express your passion for beer and the brewery and once something opens up, your friends will clue you in. With their recommendations, you can probably get any number of entry-level positions. While this may not lead to the promised land immediately, you get your foot in the door and you did it because you expressed your desire to be a part of their team. On my recent visit of New Belgium Brewing, my tour guide got her start this way. She visited the tap room regularly, made friends with the staff, then got hired to work in the tap room.
Now, she works as one of their elite tour guides who gives tours to industry people and other VIPs. Additionally, she's a member of the Sensory Panel. She's not a brewer and probably has no real desire to become one, but she's working at a craft brewery doing a job that's very important to the brewery and one she loves. She started at the bottom and through hard work and passion has worked her way up to doing some really cool stuff. Her's isn't the only store like this I've witnessed.
Largely, this is one path you can take if you want to get on the brewing side. Get your foot in the door and get a job at the brewery, then make friends with the brewers. If someone's willing to teach you how to brew, soak it up like an eager sponge. If you do make it into the brewery, you'll probably make very little money and you'll be doing a lot of "grunt" work, i.e. lots of cleaning and carrying. You'll be in the brewery, but it will be a long time before you're a real brewer.
So You Want To Be a Brewer, Eh?
He outlines the years of hard work doing the crappy jobs it takes to work your way up the "brewer" career track. It's a great dose of reality for those who look at a brewer as a magical beer wizard calling forth the elements to make delicious creations in your glass. The reality is: you're a janitor who occasionally makes beer.
Another great perspective is voiced by Mitch Steele, Stone Brewing's Master Brewer. Mitch recently joined the ranks of the beer blogging world with his blog: The Hop Tripper. In a recent 3 part post regarding quality, he outlines a lot of the qualifications one needs to be part of a successful brewery. While this doesn't specifically address the question of this post, it is 100% relevant to anyone thinking about getting into this industry.
What is Quality? Part 3. How important is the recipe?
Finally, here's another perspective from someone who started as a "hobby brewer" and is now the head brewer at Druthers Brewing, George de Piro.
What's the common thread here? You'll be doing a lot of back-breaking work cleaning. Then you'll be spending a lot of time cleaning some more. Do you like cleaning? Are you fastidious? If you're not now, you'll sure learn to be. Also, the days of the home brewer opening a brewery or getting a job as a brewer are quickly coming to a close. That's not to say that going from being a home brewer to a commercial brewer isn't happening and won't happen in the future, but it will become increasingly difficult. There are Brewing Fermentation programs opening in major Universities all across the country. Universities only build new programs because there is a demand. With so many people getting brewing degrees, there's a lot of qualified competition out there. Do you have the time or money to go to brewing school? Are you good with biology and chemistry? Can you drop your current life to start a new career in a low paying, time-consuming industry?
The great thing about beer is that just about anyone can make some pretty good beer with some basic equipment at home. But craft beer is also a business, and one that is becoming bigger and more "professional." This is great for the quality of the product as well as the expansion of the craft segment. But it also means it requires qualified people to be brewing professionals.
Like the people in the posts I've linked above, I'm not trying to dissuade anyone from getting into the business. It's a wonderful business for sure. But every career choice has its downside, especially those driven by passion. A good hard dose of reality will help make your choices more informed. Maybe you can't afford to become a brewer, but you'd still like to work for a craft brewery. Don't neglect the other job options open to you. If you have an established career and talent, perhaps you can segue that into one of the many jobs at a brewery that could use your talent. With open eyes, you'll be able to really look at your options in the beer business and see if it's truly "right" for you. And if you decide it is, you'll be much happier knowing the negatives instead of being ambushed by them.
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NCSO busts illegal gambling ring
Navarro County Sheriff's Office busts illegal gambling ring
Arrest warrants pending, machines seized
By Michael Kormos Daily Sun
The Navarro County Sheriff's Office busted an illegal gambling operation Friday night at Arizona Charlie's Bingo in Rice.
According to Sheriff Elmer Tanner, his department and the State Fire Marshal's Office responded to illegal gambling and fire code complaints. NCSO immediately secured the building pursuant to a search warrant.
District Judge James Lagomarsino signed an evidentiary search warrant and Detectives investigated for hours, photographing, recovering and seizing evidence and taking statements.
The officers located a room inside the building that contained approximately 76 machines that were believed to be utilized in an illegal gambling operation.
This case remains under investigation and as a result, arrest warrants are pending.
"Most bingo goers were oblivious to the gambling ring in the back room," said William Dixon, Navarro County District Attorney. "They have nothing to fear from this investigation."
Dixon said he was there personally at the beginning of the search and witnessed the professionalism of the Sheriff's Office.
"This seizure of illicit funds hopefully will deter other illegal gambling operations from operating in Navarro County," he said. "We will take these cases to trial if necessary. Just last fall I went to trial on a gambling operation in Angus. In that case all the gambling machines were destroyed and the gambling money was forfeited."


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A former Tulsa Catholic priest has been arrested and charged with sexual assault of a minor in Evanston, Illinois.
Evanston police said Kenneth Lewis, 56, allegedly molested a then 13-year-old Tulsa boy at an Evanston Hotel in July 2001.
Lewis was with the family on the trip when the incident took place, officers said.
Officials said Tulsa police was notified of the incident in 2004. The incident was investigated, but Lewis was not charged at that time, officials said.
In 2017, the Cook County State Attorney's office and the Evanston Police Juvenile Bureau reopened the investigation and a warrant was issued for Lewis' arrest, officials said.
Officials said Lewis was in Ecuador when the warrant was issued and he returned to the United States in May.
The Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma said the Diocese received a complaint about Lewis in 1994, which led to his removal. After an investigation, the Diocese found Lewis "failed to recognize acceptable boundaries" and he was sent to a "nationally recognized psychiatric treatment facility."
He returned to the ministry in 1995 under direct guidelines that he couldn't be alone with minors and his compliance to be monitored, the Diocese said.
Lewis was dismissed from his priestly duties in 2002 and then was defrocked from the priesthood by The Vatican in 2007, the Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma said.


Nearly a year after completing the Fontan, Namine's doctor cut back her medication as a response to her healthy heart.
We had a long day ahead of us, and none of us felt well. Therapy can be rescheduled, but not so with an appointment to see Namine's cardiologist.
The tech shook her head, probably thinking What a weird kid.
As we got situated in the room, Namine was talking a mile a minute. As the tech got her vials, tubes, and needles ready, Namine laid her arm out for her. This gave the tech pause once again; this small child was offering her arm up willingly? Unheard of, but she wasn't going to question it.
Meanwhile, Namine was talking a mile a minute. She informed the tech of her favorite color today (it's orange, by the way, but it was yellow yesterday), she told her about school and how "my mommy teaches me now because the kids at my old school were mean but they're my friends anyway" (talk about a heart of gold <3), and she told her all about how she can walk in her walker and climb into the car all by herself. She told her more besides, but even my memory has limits.
While Namine was talking, the tech sat down, needle in hand, and was about to stick Namine, who paused mid-stream and yelled "Wait!" The tech looked at me expectantly. Here was the fear. All of the talking, all that bravado, it was a mask — it had to be. Now, in the face of the needle, would come the fear and hesitation.
"Okay. One, two, three," Namine counted rapidly. "Go!" The tech complied, and as she drained blood from Namine's arm to fill two vials, Namine continued her previous monologue, as though nothing had interrupted her at all. When it was done, Namine bid her loud and happy farewells — and not only to the tech, but also to anyone within earshot and eyesight.
As for the appointment itself? It could not have gone better. Namine's heart is healthy and strong, and her cardiologist fully expects Namine to continue to be a fully active child — as though she isn't already. Her heart is oxygenating her blood nicely, keeping her blood O2 at a nice 96 percent even in the midst of dealing with her boogery sickness.
Even though Namine's Fontan was a modified fenestrated version of the surgery (which basically means they left a hole to relieve blood pressure within the heart), there is no evidence that the fenestration still exists. Her heart has closed the hole on its own, which eliminates the need for a further surgery to manually close it.
After I thought about it for a bit, her response doesn't surprise me a bit. She's used to taking medications; she understands, as well as a five year old can, why they are important, but at the end of the day, they are simply her responsibility. One less or one more, it doesn't matter a bit to her — she will do what she must.


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Георги Попвасилев Гизов е виден български лекар, педиатър.

Биография
Гизов е роден в 1905 година в леринското село Зелениче, тогава в Османската империя, днес Склитро, Гърция. От 1933 година започва да преподава в катедрата по педиатрия на Медицинския факултет на Софийския университет (днес Медицински университет - София).

След преврата от 9 септември 1944 година Гизов е преследван по политически причини от новата власт, заплашван с уволнение и разработван в ІІІ Отдел на Държавна сигурност за работа с "вражески елементи".

Гизов е баща на педиатърката доцент Маргарита Гизова.

Бележки

Български лекари от Македония
Български учени от Македония
Родени в Зелениче
Преподаватели в Софийския университет
Починали в София
Български имигранти от Македония в София

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Missouri StatePublic Affairs Excellence in Community Service AwardDr. Chris Barnhart
Dr. Chris Barnhart
Biology, College of Natural and Applied Sciences
As a conservation biologist, Dr. Chris Barnhart has infused our community with the fun of science. Through his volunteer work with Friends of the Gardens, Chris is Founder and Curator of the Roston Native Butterfly House housed at Nathanial Greene Park. His contributions span every level from raising moths and butterflies, leading tours, developing materials to more than 80 hours designing and constructing the new brick floor and retaining walls. Coordinating over 40 docents, including MSU students, the Butterfly House served over 36,000 visitors last year. Chris also raises and distributes hundreds of caterpillars to K-12 classroom teachers for environmental lessons.
For 18 years, Chris has volunteered with the Springfield Nature Center's Annual Insect-O-Rama and other public programs such as the National Park Service's BioBlitz events at George Washington Carver Monument.
For these and numerous other long standing community service activities, we grant Dr. Chris Barnhart the 2016 Faculty Excellence in Community Service Award.