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Okarito village- quintessentially New Zealand. Wetlands, beaches, mountain views and birdlife, including the magestic white herons and the rowi kiwi.
The small historic settlement of Okarito is built on a sand-spit within Okarito Lagoon.
The village lies between the forces of the Tasman Sea and a natural landscape of wetlands and rainforests, dominated by the highest peaks of the Southern Alps, including Mts. Cook and Tasman.
Okarito proves that history is not just preserved in museums and its restored buildings can give you an insight to what it was like to live in a gold mining town.
It is hard to imagine this quiet holiday village as a town that was once the third largest port on the West Coast.
In December 1865 eight hundred people lived here and by the end of that summer the population had mushroomed to over 1500 people with an additional 2500 people living at 3 Mile and 5 Mile mining sites.
The main street was lined with over thirty stores and hotels and locals say that "If you didn't dig you sold grog....the bar owners won in the end because the diggers drank gallons."
The end of the gold rush saw a declining population like the ebb of a spring tide; by the 1880s the population had decreased to about twelve families and the hotels had reduced to two.
Despite this decrease in size there was still a permanent harbour master, court house, gaol, blacksmiths shop, carpenter, undertaker and a school.
Today the Okarito community has possibly the strongest community spirit of any place on the West Coast.
In the warmer months families from all over New Zealand make the annual pilgrimage to their historic family holiday home known as a bach or a "crib" for the summer.
Talking to a local is highly recommended as you will inevitably be welcomed and entertained. Be careful not to make assumptions though as everyone seems to have an intriguing story to tell about the journey that brought them Okarito.
If you take the time to chat you may meet a modern day gold miner, yoga instructor or a pilot, a therapeutic masseuse, retired doctor, world renowned writer or photographer.
Native Birds
Thousands of native birds (more than 76 different species) visit the lagoon and many make their home in the vicinity, including the famous ktuku/white heron and royal spoonbills.
The kotuku is sacred to Mori and its only New Zealand breeding colony is north of the lagoon on the bank of the Waitangiroto River. The breeding site is a nature reserve, open from late October to the end of February and requiring an entry permit.
White Heron Sanctuary Tours, based at Whataroa, operate trips into the colony.
Okarito Boat Tours take guided trips on the lagoon or you could hire a canoe from Okarito Nature Tours and explore the lagoon yourself.
A small population of Okarito brown kiwi exists in a 98 square kilometre area where the Department of Conservation is involved in a kiwi recovery programme. Okarito Kiwi Tours take you out to visit these very special birds in their home.
Okarito Wharf and Boat Shed
During the gold rush of the 1860's the Okarito wharf saw over five hundred miners disembark in one day, arriving in vessels from New Zealand, Australia and the rest of the world.
The resident harbour master strictly enforced maritime law and ensured there was no loose behaviour and Okarito grew to be the third largest port on the West Coast. For over a decade there were regular services sailing directly to Australia.
The sand bar across to the Okarito Spit can still be treacherous and the Waipara which served the community for years eventually sank in the Okarito channel in 1873.
You can see a picture of the shipwreck amongst the information displays in the boat shed which also detail the history of Okarito.
It is also worth taking a closer look at the Department of Conservation display board set outside and around the corner from the main door of the boat shed. It will give you some insight in the biodiversity in the Okarito Lagoon which is New Zealand's largest unmodified wetland.
Donavan's Store
Donavan's Store is the oldest commercial building still standing on the West Coast and takes pride of restoration in the centre of the Okarito Village.
It was initially the Club Hotel built in 1865 and it was rumoured that the local bar girls offered the services of a brothel to selected customers in its gabled roof.
In the 1890's James and Eva Donavan converted it to a general store and its doors were kept open on a regular basis right through to 1987. Mr Donavan was a well respected member of the community and even stood for local government.
The Okarito Community Association in conjunction with the Department of Conservation has worked hard to restore and preserve the building and it now hosts many lively community events and a small library.
Be sure to look at the fliers on the main door to see if you can be a part of a yoga class or catch a performance by a travelling artist, poet or musician. For more information please see the Department of Conservation website at www.doc.govt.nz
The Old Schoolhouse
The building that you see today was not constructed until 1901. The original school house was built in 1867 and was once the centre of a thriving community.
Sadly as the population dwindled so did the school roll and in 1946 the school closed its doors for the last time at the start of the long summer holidays. The next year the school aged children had a choice of travelling to Whataroa or the Franz Josef Glacier Village.
By 1958 the paint was scabbing and the foundations sagging and the building was on the verge of demolition. The local community with the help of the Greymouth YHA undertook a major restoration project and the building was reopened as YHA shelter for travellers in 1960.
In 1990 the Department of Conservation, the Okarito Community Association and the Greymouth YHA initiated a complete restoration project. The modern kitchen facilities were added and the bathroom area remodelled.
All the money for the project was raised by the Okarito community.
Today travellers from the world over take up the unique opportunity to stay in this historical building that seems to still ring of the chants and calls of past school days. For more information please see the Department of Conservation Website at doc.govt.nz.
Tasman Monument
Abel Janszoon Tasman went in search of a promised land with rich trading potential on behalf of the Dutch East India Company. His two ships the Zeehaen and the Heemskerck landed at Punakaiki on the West Coast of the South Island on December 13. 1642.
The cenotaph on the edge of the Okarito Village green is a monument to both Abel Janzoon Tasman and Judge James MacKay.
Tasman was the first European to site New Zealand and Mr Mackay more than anyone helped encourage the settlement of the West Coast.
In 1858 he was accredited with the settlement between the local Maori tribes and the crown for 7½ million acres of land between Kahurangi Point and Milford Sound for a meagre £300.
Drive 15 km north from Franz Josef Township on State Highway 6 to an Okarito Forks turnoff signposted on the left. Drive 13 km along a sealed road to Okarito.
For more information explore the Okarito Community Association website.


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e CLARION
Wednesday, October 7, 1964
Clark Examines History;
Explains Barth's Method
Vol e XLI—No. 3 Bethel College and Seminary, St. Paul, Minn.
Homecoming's "Faces of Free-dom"
will be turned primarily to-ward
three major events of the
Highlighting homecoming activi-ties
will be the "Sounds of Free-dom"
program to be presented
Thursday and Friday nights, Oct.
15-16, in the fieldhouse. In addi-tion
to the Bethel College Choir
which will be providing much of
the program, folk singers Tuffy
Bryant, Dick Fredrickson and Phil
Bolinder will be participating in
the entertainment.
Centering around the idea of
freedom, the folk music will be
traced historically with emphasis
on four periods: the Jewish ex-ile,
the American Revolution
1776, Lincoln and the Civil War
and the present.
"The Curse of the Aching Heart
or Caught in the Spider's Web" is
another feature of Homecoming
playing on Friday evening, Oct.
16. The melodrama is strictly "old
style" which means the plot is typi-cally
hero and heroine versus vil-lain.
Music and costumes center a-round
the gay 90's era, and the
audience is encouraged to partici-pate.
Listeners can feel free to "hiss"
the villain, "boo" the heroine, or
clap for the hero, according to co-chairman
of Homecoming, Marcia
Daniels. An added surprise will be
kept secret until its announcement
on Oct. 16.
The formal inauguration of
Dr. Gordon Johnson as new Dean
of Bethel Theological Seminary
is another point of Homecoming.
Alumni, guests, students and fac-ulty
members will gather for the
service on Friday, Oct. 16, dur-ing
the chapel hour.
Following a charge to the can-didate
by Rev. John Wilcox, chair-
Brown Directs
Williams' Play
"The Case of the Crushed Pe-tunias"
will be presented Saturday
evening at 8 in the fieldhouse.
Aggrey Brown is directing the Ten-nessee
Williams' production which
is the first of a series of student
directed plays.
Brown has chosen a cast of char-acters
including Connie Oosterban,
Ralph Oyer, Jean Bauer and Mary
Oyer, portraying a young man
concerned with frivolity of individ-uals,
tries to persuade Miss Ooster-ban,
who is symbolic of the trivial
world, to comply with his solution.
The evening's program also in-cludes
interpretive readings by in-dividual
Drama Club members and
the Speech Choir prior to the play
man of the Board of Trustees of
the Baptist General Conference
and a charge to the school by Presi-dent
Lundquist, Dean Emeritus Ed-win
Omark will present a symbol
to Dean Gordon Johnson. Dean
Johnson will then bring the ad-dress.
Wheelock Whitney (Rep.) and
Eugene J. McCarthy (Dem.), the
two contenders for the Senate from
Minnesota, will be appearing on
Bethel campus during morning
convocations on Oct. 12 and 14, re-spectively.
Whitney, who at 38 is seeking
his first national office, has been
active in local government for a
number of years.
Presently mayor of Wayzata,
Whitney has taken a leave of ab-sence
from J. M. Dain and Co.
where he is chairman of the board,
and chief executive officer.
Whitney has served his public in,
numerous capacities. These in-
Johnson Seeks
Academic Post
Elections for Bethel's Academic
Committee Co-ordinator will be
held Oct. 16. The only candidate
at present is Dave Johnson, senior
pre-med student.
When interviewed, Johnson stat-ed
several plans which he would
put into practice if he were elect-ed.
One of these is forums sched-uled
during the year, "to which
students can bring their ideas and
opinions." The topics of discussion
might cover such topics as "liberal-ism
versus conservatism" or "psy-chiatry
and Christianity."
Publications like "Time,"
"New York Times" and "Wash-ington
Post" would again appear
in the student center.
A study week would be empha-sized
again preceding finals week
both semesters. This gives students
extra study time.
Academic Committee could at-tempt
to publicize class activities
of particular interest to students.
"Students could then get in on
paper presentations, guest lectur-ers
and films," said Johnson.
Also luncheons would be held,
whenever possible, with visiting
convocation speakers or perform-ers.
The resignation of Doug Mankell
left the office of academic co-ordinator
vacant. Thus far only one
candidate has volunteered to run
for the position.
Dr. Gorden H. Clark, head of th9
Philosophy Department at Butler
University in Indianapolis, is speak-ing
in a series of convocations this
week at Bethel. The sessions which
began with the chapel convocation
this morning, will run through Fri-day.
"The Christian and History" was
the topic of Dr. Clark's first ad-dress
this morning as he stated
that theologians such as Karl Barth
and Rudolph Bultmann "have not
worked out a theory of history with
the same care as the secular his-torians.
"For which reason," advised
Dr. Clark, "a Christian scholar
should turn to these latter sour-ces
before venturing a solution to
the problem of the historicity of
In his second lecture, tomorrow
noon in the seminary chapel, Dr.
elude: directorship of Minneapolis
Junior Achievement, Community
Chest, Minneapolis YMCA and
Keep Minnesota Green.
His concern for the welfare of
the small businessman has led to
the founding of the Northwest
Growth Fund, a program to aid
small industries.
He has taken a strong stand in
favor of the taconite amendment,
and has also been singled out as
the person most responsible for
bringing professional baseball to
Eugene J. McCarthy, Minnesota's
junior senator is just completing
his first six year term in office.
During these six years, McCarthy
has become known as a speaker
and writer on political, economic
and social problems.
In 1959 and 60 he headed
the Senate Special Committee on
by Bernie Johnson
Currently under study by certain
faculty and administration at
Bethel is a totally new concept in
educational co-operation. The plan
calls for an association of two or
three independent colleges united
in one complex and sharing cer-tain
centralized features, occurring
in areas such as advanced study,
sciences, library facilities and ath-letics.
At the present time three evan-gelical
colleges in the Twin Cities,
Bethel, Northwestern and St. Paul
Bible, are planning large scale ex-pansion
programs. The proposed
idea would provide for a centraliz-ed
association of these three col-leges
on one site.
While remaining independent
they would contribute collective-ly
to such things as an advanced
study library, a science complex
and athletic complex. Whereas
no single school could provide a
fully adequate science building,
the three schools collectively
could do so.
"Two advantages to such an as-sociation
are distinctly forseeable,"
Clark will examine the "so-called
scientific history: in particular the
theories of geographical determin-ism,
physical determinism, statisti-cal
law and the theory of progress."
Continuing in this vein of thought
the Friday morning session will
delve into causality and objectivity
in history versus historical relativ-ism.
Dr. Clark feels, "The evalua-tion
of these theories permits a
few conclusions, and anticipation
of further analyses permits a
few more that should be helpful
in conjoining historical events
with spiritual values."
After tomorrow's 10 a.m. lecture,
Dr. Clark will attend a luncheon
with Bethel students in the presi-dent's
dining room. Only 25 will
be admitted on a first come first
served basis, according to Dr. Wal-
Unemployment Problems and
over the past years has written
a number of books.
McCarthy began his career as a
teacher after receiving his Mas-ter's
degree from the University
of Minnesota in 1938, and at the
of his election to ConriresS
in 1948 was head of the Sociology
Department at St. Thomas.
As Congressman, McCarthy had
the honor of representing Congress
at three international meetings
and of serving on five House com-mittees.
McCarthy is looked upon in
Washington as a man of staunch
character, and according to the
Washington Star, "has gained the
reputation for cleaving to his prin-ciples,
no matter what the pre-vailing
said Dr. Fagerstrom. First is im-proved
educational facilities. This
advantage could include post gra-duate
work, the increasingly popu-lar
fifth year of education and ade-quate
language majors.
A second advantage would be a
possibility of savings. This prospect
rests on the old saying, "Three
pocket books are better than one."
Dr. Fagerstrom emphasizes the
fact that this plan is not a merg-er
designed to form a university.
"It is simply an idea aimed at
the effective co-operation of
three evangelical schools of simi-lar
theological persuasion in an
effort to increase the quality of
education in all three."
He goes on to say that the idea
has been brought to the attention
of all three schools, but at the
present time "the proposal is only
an idea undergoing exploration to
determine its feasibility."
In justifying such an association,
Dr. Fagerstrom points to the Clair-mont
Colleges in California. This
highly respected complex serves as
an example of what large scale in-ter-
institutional co-operation can
fred Peterson. Interested students
should see James Keim for reser-vations.
Faculty members will dine with
the guest speaker at 1 p.m. on Fri-day.
Florence Oman may be con-tacted
for reservations to this lun-cheon.
In addition to the daytime
meetings, Dr. Clark will discuss
the methodology of Karl Barth
in a series of evening lectures
tonight through Friday night at
8 in the seminary chapel.
Barth's thinking on Modernism,
which was popular from the early
19th century to World War I, will
be presented tonight. Tomorrow
night's theme deals with Barth's
establishment of the independence
of theology.
"Each science stands on its own
bottom," states Dr. Clark. "There-fore
theology, because and insofar
as it is scientific, cannot be based
on physical science, anthropology,
or philosophy."
Posing such questions as "Is
conceptual thought adequate to
express religious truth?" or "Is
mythology the method of com-municating
religion?" Dr. Clark
will conclude his lecture series
on Friday at 8 p.m. considering
Barth's view of religious lan-guage.
Dr. Clark is the author of several
books including A Christian Vic::
of Man and Things; Thales to
Dewey; Religion, Reason and Reve-lation;
Karl Barth's Theological
Method (see review on page 2);
Dewey; and A Philosophy of Sci-ence
and Belief in God.
Dr. Clark received his doctorate
from the University of Pennsyl-vania,
then did further graduate
work at the Sorbonne in Paris. He
was instructor of philosophy at the
University of Pennsylvania, then
associate professor at Wheaton
College before becoming head of
the Philosophy Department at But-ler
Dr. Gorden H. Clark
. . . philosopher from Butler
Students interested in taking
the Red Cross Water Safety In-structor's
Course 195 next sem-ester
should contact Gene Glader
by Oct. 16. A senior life saving
certificate is the only prerequi-site
for the course. Glader needs
this information before he can
engage a Red Cross instructor
for the course.
'Please marry me so we can raise chickens together?" proposes
Dave Swedberg, playing the part of Lucius Goodenough, to Sue Griffith,
who plays the part of Melody Lane in the Homecoming melodrama.
Since the play is strictly "old style," the audience can feel free to hiss,
boo or clap when it is presented on Oct. 16.
Homecoming Presents
Folk Music, Melodrama
Whitney, McCarthy Bring Campaign
To Monday/ Wednesday Convocation
Colleges Consider
Sharing Facilities
Page 2
the CLARION Wednesday, October 7, 1964
College Co-operation
Encourages Speculation
The idea for association of two or three Christian liberal
arts colleges, which is explained on page one, quickly brings to
mind many problems and possibilities. Actually working out a
practical and detailed plan to effect co-operation between
colleges that have hitherto been independent of each other
would involve problems too numerous to mention.
But perhaps suggesting a few will provide material for
thought. Could all three schools relocate within a small enough
area to place the common facilities within easy reach of all?
Right now each of the schools has its own expansion program
and building site. Bethel has already begun to build its new
Scheduling problems might also result from two or three
separate schools using the same facilities. Perhaps if classes
or events were combined this problem would not be severe,
as some teachers would be teaching for all the colleges in-volved.
This might lead to a union of the schools.
The close co-operation of the schools might also highlight
differences in academic and social standards. If the standards
became more and more alike, which schools would take the
Financing the project might also have practical problems.
Would each school contribute equal amounts or would they
pay according to the number of students enrolled?
Other problems come to mind, but most of these could
be solved if all the schools desired the advantages the plan
might offer. For instance, if this plan would really reduce
the cost but improve the quality of education, a struggle
with practical problems of implementation might be worth-while.
The cost of education is a perennial headache for Bethel
and is, no doubt, for the other schools as well. According to
the president's report for 1963-64, financially, "We have lost
the battle during the past year."
Cost is setting the pace and income is not keeping up.
Each student is already paying "almost 80 per cent of the cost
of his education at Bethel compared with the national average
among private colleges of about 70 per cent."
Unless only those from higher income families are de-sired
at Bethel—and families with high incomes form only
a small number among evangelical Christians, other sources
of financial income and savings must be tapped.
Saving that might come from sharing common facilities
with other schools may be one of the other resources. At least
the plan deserves serious study by each of the schools.
1NHY NIO,YOUR LECTURE ISN'T fX)RING ME JUST
THAT I HAVE TO STUD'( FOR At•loTHER COURSE THIS PERIOD,
Attitude, Influence Form Basis
For Current Campaign Issues
assuming that a firm policy a- in advancing the cause of welfare,
gainst the spread of Communism see II Thess. 3:10, II Thess. 3:8, I
will bring war. History has shown Tim. 5:3-8, and I Tim. 5:8.
otherwise, as per the examples 8. Conservatives believe that
of Quemoy, Berlin, and even the God feeds the birds, but we are
late, half-hearted firmness a- aware He does not put the food
gainst Cuba. (Six weeks prior to into their nests, to quote Arthur
the blockade of Cuba, Republi- Godfrey.
cans called for this action and 9. Taxes that people are forced
Sen. Humphrey very loudly be- to pay for the purpose of welfare
littled it.) programs, cannot, by any stretch
3. Conservatives are aware that of the imagination, be called char-liberals
ridiculed Winston Church- ity.
ill in 1938 for urging a firm stand 10. Conservatives are completely
against Hitler, that liberals ridi- unimpressed by the do-gooders
culed conservatives in 1962 for
urging a blockade and a firm stand
against Castro, and that liberals
are now ridiculing Goldwater for
urging a firm stand against Mr.
4. We conservatives have heard
much derision and scoffing, but
extremely little reasoning against
some of Sen. Goldwater's positions.
For example, we have not heard
the reason why a president (sup-pose
it was a hot head like Mr.
Truman) is better qualified to have
his finger on the trigger of nu-clear
weapons than a qualified
head of NATO.
5. Liberals have been crying
"extremism" at the conserva-
Some issues have moral over-tones
which will force you to work
out some of the practicalities of
your faith. Some will push you to
the periphery of your rationality.
Each will help determine the order
of the world around you.
Letters to the Editor:
Conservative Berates Liberals
Gorden H. Clark, Karl Barth's Theological
Method, the Presbyterian and Reformed Pub-lishing
Company; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
1963 .
by Ralph Oyer
Barth has many friends and many
foes, both within and without the
church. Author Gorden H. Clark,
sensing much of the schiyophrenia
hidden behind Barth's fixation on
the Bible, accordingly befriends
and befoes him in the various as-pects
of his thought.
Since Barth and Clark both write
from within the circle of the elect,
their written dialogue would be
as harmless as an evenings' discus-sion
between two buddies in sem-inary,
if it were not for the fact
that there is a strange, bleak and
gon or the review of isolated in- encompassing secularism threaten-cidents.
They will be best under- ing the communicative existence
stood by getting personally in- of one or both of the men.
volved in the campaign. Poli- After commending Barth in his
tics is not a spectator sport. devistating critique of Protestant
liberalism, with its noble but dis-astrous
exultation of man, Clark
goes on to say what seems to be
his major criticism of Barth.
With subtle philosophical intri-cacy,
Clark condemns Barth for his
frequent retreats into irrationalism
and for his general inconsistency
in holding two mutually contradic-by
Bill Swenson
The current campaign has been
described as one in which there
"are no issues." For President
Eisenhower has admitted to con-fusion
in his attempts to identify
If it is the "business of minority
to oppose" Sen. Barry Goldwater
has certainly been forthright, if
confusing at times, in his opposi-tion.
The gist of his foreign policy
is the promise to meet the Com-munist
threat by "letting the Rus-sians
know where we stand" and
unifying the free world. The ad-ministration's
foreign policy is de-scribed
as "surrender by the in-stallment
The President, meanwhile, has
continually underscored the pre-cedence
of Peace before Prosper-ity
or Progress. In describing the
newest attempts of the great
powers to limit the use of nu-clear
weapons, Johnson said "...
the purpose of our politics must
be to make man's extinction im-probable,
and man's fulfillment
Domestically, the previously in-significant
issue of "morality in
government" has mushroomed in
its own importance as well as lead-ing
the way to issues of broader
significance. Much is yet to be said
of the President's "guilt by assoc-iation"
in the newly re-opened
Bobby Baker skeleton closet and
the Billie Sol Estes fiasco.
This leads to a broader discus-sion
of the people's "right to
know"—not only the sordid details
of unsolicited TV sets and solicit-ed
stadium kickbacks, but the spe-cific
course this nation is follow-ing
in the Viet-Namese war. Sen.
Goldwater's point was well taken
again last weekend when the State
Department acknowledged that a
nuclear treaty draft among the
United States, Britain, France and
possibly Red China had indeed
been under secret consideration.
Sen. Goldwater's main domestic
thrust has been a philosophy of dis-cretion
and limitation in relation
to ever broadening Federal influ-ence.
Curiously, this almost invar-iably
leads to some discussion of
economic causes in which Gold-water
has been somewhat less than
enthusiastic to participate.
In discussing effects, Gold-water
has advocated reduced
spending in a variety of ways,
advanced a plan for a gradual
series of annual tax cuts (rather
than the Johnsonian lump ap-proach)
and consistently oppos-ed
a varying definition of Fed-eral
"handouts"—including the
anti-poverty legislation and the
recently deceased "Appalachia"
The Administration's attitude
and some of its moral overtones
were summed up by Sen. Eugene
McCarthy speaking before the West
Suburban Ministers Association in
Hopkins last week:
"The 'unlimited' material pro-duction
now possible raises ques-tions
of distribution, which involve
a 'reasoned judgment' and are not
just a matter of leaving it to the
laws of nature. In a society of
abundance, there has to be some
're-thinking of the role of pro-perty'
and the right of a man to a
job in that he is part of this so-ciety
and contributes to it."
The fundamenal issues are
better defined in terms of atti-tude
and influence rather than
in quotations of campaign jar-who
prefer to do it with someone
else's money.
11. Conservatives believe the
federal government should gov-ern
when and where the local or
state governments cannot govern.
Along with the ridicule this let-ter
will no doubt provoke, in the
form of replies, it would be a plea-sant
surprise to also read some
reasoning. ("Fanatic," "idiot,' and
"lunatic fringe" are now old stuff.)
Very truly yours,
Harvey Nelson
Bubbles Bring Letter
To the Editor,
The bottom has finally been
reached! This past week I observed
a new rock bottom low in library
Believe it or not I actually saw
a demure co-ed blowing bubbles,
you know, the kind kids blow out
of doors. The co-ed was replete
with a bottle of soap and one of
continued on pg. 3
tory propositions (rationalism and
By-passing Barth's logical faux
pas, the practical result of his ir-rational
stance is that he loses a
means of effective apologetic to-ward
the unenlightened majority
of humanity.
Since God (the "Wholly
Other") and man are absolutely
dissimilar, there is no common
ground or point of connection
between man and the Infinite.
One cannot talk about God, for
to do so puts Him under the
finite (and therefore sinful) clas-sifications
of language.
At this point, the only thing that
saves Barth from scepticism or
mysticism is the miracle of reve-lation.
But, even here he encoun-ters
the inadequacies of human lan-guage
and attempts to dodge the
dilemma by a continued irrational-ism
claiming that Biblical state-ments
are somehow literally true
yet non-propositional.
Clark escapes this isolationism
and retains respectability by main-taining
that the Whole of being
is somehow rational. Man, in so
much as he can know anything,
just knows it rationally, logically
and non-paradoxically.
This elevation of reason gives
Clark at least one (among others)
common presupposition with
secular man. The Christian need
no longer fear, for truth will
validate itself to the natural man.
Thus spake Barth and thus did
Clark oppose. Which is right?
Barth can preach, but he can't
dialogue. And one gets the impres-sion
that Clark can dialogue but
he can't . . . Well, anyway, Chris-tianity
needs both.
the CLARION
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Jim Redford
Adviser .. Wallace Nelson
Opinions expressed in the CLARION do not
necessarily reflect the position of the college
or seminary.
Dear Editor,
In the interest of the conserva-tive
philosophy of Barry Goldwater
and other peace loving Americans
I wish to make the following
1. Liberals have been very vo-ciferate
in claiming they are for
civil rights to ALL people, whiles
ignoring, or never mentioning, the
fact that human rights are being
taken away from both whites and
blacks throughout the world, by
2. There is no basis at all for
tives, yet Sen. Humphrey for
years and years has been a mem-ber
of the extremely radical
ADA. (Also a founder and a vice-president.)
6. For elections the extreme
KKK has been harbored within the
Democratic Party and those who
now cry "extremism", were then
7. There is neither moral jus-tification
nor biblical sanction for
the giving of aid to the needy
through the federal government.
To those who would use the Bible
from the *belt
Clark Befriends, Befoes
Barth's Theological Method
Biology Lovers Study--
Kathy Carlson and George Palke studying the Alpine Current
(Ribes), describe it as having "simple alternate leaves which are not
deeply lobed and are hairy on the upper surface." Students were aided
in their survey by a campus map indicating location of the various
trees and shrubs.
720 13th Avenue South — Minneapolis
Morning Worship 8:40 and 10:50 CYF 5:30
Sunday School 9:45 Evening Service 7:00
John Wilcox, Pastor John Carlson, Youth Director
Charlotte Ransom, Education Secretary
Transportation from Bodien at 8:15 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Pastor's phone: UN 6-6249
"For the Word of God and Testimony
Morning Worship
Bible School
Teacher — Dr.
Evening Service
of Jesus Christ"
Rev. 1:9
9:00 & 11:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
Roy Dalton
Supper 5:30 p.m.
CYF 6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
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Pastor Magnuson
Min. of Music
Ed Anthony
Min. of Youth
Al Hawker
Tiza Week . . .
Thursday, October 8
Convocation. Dr. Gorden Clark. 10 a.m.
Luncheon. 12 noon. President's dining
Convocation. Clark. 8 p.m. Seminary chapel.
Friday, October 9
Convocation. Clark. 10 a.m. Fieldhouse.
Faculty luncheon. 1 p.m. President's dining
Convocation. Clark. 8 p.m. Seminary chapel.
Saturday, October 10
Football. Northland. 1:30 p.m. Midway
Drama Club. 8 p.m. Fieldhouse.
Sunday, October 11
WMF International picnic.
Monday, October 12
Convocation. Wheelock Whitney. 10 a.m.
Senate. 7 p.m. College auditorium.
Wednesday, October 14
Convocation. Eugene McCarthy. 10 a.m.
Yes, we have several of
Gordon Clark's books
1ethel Boolairvie
Past few weeks have seen the
campus lawn dotted with eager,
ambitious collegians carrying out
Professor Johnson's assignment to
"observe and enjoy the wonders of
God's creation." Over two hundred
freshmen scrutinized about thirty
tree and shrub varieties. Leaf vena-tion,
branch formation and other
sundry detail was carefully sketch-ed
and/or committed to memory.
Tired feet characterized most
budding botonists as, their field
work finally completed, they trudg-ed
home with mountains of infor-mation
concerning Bethel's green-ery
and also, a better appreciation
of it.
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those blowers or whatever you call
She sat in one of the lounge
chairs in the back happily blow-ing
bubbles. The ascending bub-bles
almost touched the library
ceiling much to the delight of
most everyone watching.
Add this bubble fiasco to a long
list of absurdities and you have
the normal routine of conduct to
be found in Bethel's library. It
can't get any worse.
May I be bold enough to call
upon the college senate to accom,
plish at least this—an atmosphere
of peace and quiet in the library
by whatever means possible.
It has been my privilege on
several occasions to visit and
study in the libraries of Carle-ton
and St. Olaf Colleges. I have
never observed such goings on
in those fine facilities.
There may be rare instances of
frivolity even at Carleton, but I'm
sure they are not the regular fare
to be noticed around here.
I'm stumped! When and where
do Bethel College students study?
They play tag, talk, make love,
fight and hustle in the library, so
obviously, studying, if attacked at
all, is done elsewhere.
Am I to surmise therefore that
Bethel College just isn't cut from
the same piece of cloth as is Carle-ton
or St. Olaf?
Al Rogers
Keim Refutes Brown
To the Editor,
Mr. Aggrey Brown's letter in the
Sept. 30 Clarion was interesting
from one very fascinating stand-point.
How consistent is he?
The key to this angry epistle lies
in the world "tolerance." Dr. Mc,
Kenna is intolerant because he sug-gests,
first that ice-age paintings
in southern France are primitive
and that Picasso's works bear a
close affinity.
Dr. McKenna is intolerant be-cause
he says the "thundering
Wednesday, October 7, 1964
by Cathy Peterson
Sounds of freedom and demo-cracy
again echo across the land
as the presidential candidates tour
depressed areas, shake hands with
the voters, kiss babies and make
appealing speeches.
Emotions run high, especially so
during this campaign, and it is
often difficult to get a clear, ob-jective
view of the issues at hand.
Several clear-thinking students
volunteered their opinions con-cerning
the major issue in the
campaign and its probable effect
on the outcome of the election.
Bill Madsen feels that "The ma-jor
issue is which is the lesser of
two evils, a crook or a gook." He
further states "I don't feel that
there is any orthodox type issue.
"Civil rights has had its fling as
a fighting issue, but it may be the
biggest factor in the outcome. If
percussion of the barbarians" is
much like "the modern idiom
called Jazz."
Note that Mr. Brown does not
contest the likeness between "pri-mitive"
and "modern' art forms.
Furthermore, he seems to accept
McKenna's assumption that what is
"primitive" is ipso facto "bar-baric."
This puts him precisely where
McKenna stands: among those who
say barbaric music appeals to mo-dern
man. It is difficult to escape
the logical conclusion that modern
man is barbaric.
Dr. McKenna quoted approv-ingly
the statement of Joseph
Krutch, "Is, then, the excitement
with which moderns view the pri-mitive
a shock of recognition, an
ominous sign that a barbarism
that was has made contact with
a barbarism to be?"
Here lies a crucial issue. Neither
Dr. McKenna nor Mr. Brown would
accept the proposition that what is
technologically crude (primitive) is
therefore morally depraved (ban
baric). This is an impossible leap.
It is no better than saying that
sophisticated technology is morally
Instead both substitute their own
type of intolerance—personalized
ethnocentrisms which claim valid-ity
in one case, because this is the
accepted culture of the past, and
in the other, because it says "some,
thing relevant" to modern man.
Each accepts its own claims un-critically
and introduces us to the
final intolerance: intolerance of the
intolerances of others.
I stand self-condemned.
Yours truly,
James Keim
the CLARION Page 3
Goldwater is to have a chance at
all, it will be in what vote he can
pull from the South, and here
there may be some real surprises."
Diane Carlson commented that
"Major issues on which the two
parties differ markedly in defin-ition,
approach and solution are
difficult to discern."
She concluded "Perhaps, in light
of the world situation today and
the position of leadership the Uni-ted
States holds should give added
weight to the issue of foreign pol-icy.
Surely, political developments
in several crucial areas of the
world could have a profound effect
on the attitudes of the lectorate
toward the two candidates."
Gene Peterson also believes that
foreign policy is a vital issue, al-though
"there is no major issue."
Noting that "every election year
the party in office claims that for-eign
policy should be bipartisan,"
Peterson concluded that Goldwater
has "good reason to make it an
issue, because he (Goldwater) is
offering a stronger more effective
Peterson estimates that Gold-water's
foreign policy proposals
and his conservative philosophy
of government embracing "fiscal
responsibility, a balanced bud-get
and a planned political
tax cut . . . will influence the
voters to choose him."
Bill Carter feels that even dis-counting
Goldwater's contradictory
positions on issues such as United
States withdrawal from the United
Nations, one finds Goldwater's po-sitions
naive and ridiculous."
"Goldwater's positions on foreign
aid, use of atomic and hydrogen
weapons, test ban treaty, the John
Birch Society and others reveal a
man who is ill-informed, unobjec-tive
and who fancies that he is liv-ing
in the 18th century.
"The main issue in the election
is the obvious inability of one
candidate, Barry Goldwater, to
cope with complexities and prob-lems
of the presidency.
"He is not intellectually quali-fied
to be president of the United
States. Candidate Goldwater is a
man with a simple mind which pro-poses
simple answers to the com-plex
problems of our world.
"This issue will serve as a cata-lyst
for the overwhelming defeat
of Goldwaterism on Nov. 3
and the return of the Republican
Party to its proper leaders."
Thank you
New cheerleaders
Never been to a
game with as
much spirit.
Vern Lewis
Bubbles Prompt Letter
Students Comment
On Election Issues
with Ron Harris —
Our sports writers around the country have once again shown that
they are far from experts in judging football, baseball or chess on the
basis of pre-season ratings. Whether or not we are to escape the fantas-tics
of pre-season ratings remains to be seen. One healthy guess would
be that if we have many more boobs by the national sports writers, they
will, by unanimous consent, agree to desist from such speculation.
I suppose Bill Boni, Don Riley and other local journalists humbly
bow whenever someone mentions the prediction they so resolutely made
last spring: "The Twins are destined to be a first division ball club."
Those experts who picked the Bears to go undefeated and re-peat
as NFL champs are forced to reconsider as the Bears were re-cently
whalloped by Baltimore 52-0.
An early national poll of sports writers showed that Oklahoma and
Mississippi were supposed to be on top when the 1964 collegiate schedule
was completed. But two weeks ago, Oklahoma, which some maintain was
over-rated, bowed to SCU and Mississippi was bowled over by Kentucky,
a team with a padded schedule.
St. John's Johnnies felt the sting of defeat last weekend as Hamline
won its first game in four starts and proved the early rankings incorrect.
St. John's was picked to repeat as MIAC champions wih an unblemished
And whatever happened to those gargantula ratings that San Fran-cisco
and Los Angeles received last year as being the best in he Na-tional
League? Los Angeles ended up in seventh and the Giants in
Predictions ... are worthless. The only thing they succeed in doing
is leaving the writer of such open to vile criticism or mild commenda-tion.
Prognosticating, however, is the favorite national past time of all
sports writers, and I find myself no different.
In the World Series, it will be the Yankees winning four out of six.
The Colts and Unitas, along with Green Bay and Hornung, are destined
to be the best in the NFL. Each will lose two or more in doing so.
Illinois will be the best in the Big Ten this year, and will prove it to
the Minnesota fans in two weeks, by defeating the Gophers by two
Locally, the Bethel harriers will edge River Falls by 5-10 points
this week-end, and the Royal's football team will extend its winning
streak to five, trampling Norhland by five touchdowns. Intramural
football will be a toss up between the Jesters and Peasants.
Incidentally, there are exceptions to the rule in prognosticating.
Don't forget, the amazing Mets carried through in grand style as pre-dicted,
making it no higher than tenth place. And everybody's choice at
pre-season, the Yankees, have done it again. Who knows? I could be
Page 4 the CLARION Wednesday, October 7, 1964
Bethel Gridders Sting
Sluggish Morris Eleven
Huddling around quarterback John Dickau, reserves Edgar Peter-man,
Mel Fahs, Mark Zier, Ron Harris and John Carmean prepare to
run the Northland offense against the first team defense. This procedure
gives the defensive team an opportunity to see how the next week's
opponent will be operating.
Bethel Harriers Drop
Third Consecutive Meet
Bethel's cross-country team suf-fered
their third defeat as they
lost a 17-44 decision to a strong
Winona State five. The victory was
Winona's third straight, having
previously beaten Carleton and
River Falls.
Dale Rogers was the first Bethel
runner to finish, placing fourth in
22:17, He broke the former Royal
record of 22:23 set last year by
Bill Carlson over the same 3.9 mile
course. The winning time (21:32)
was turned in by Winona's Bruce
Riley Coombs (22:53) nosed out
teammate Bob Chryst of Bethel for
eighth spot and was followed by
Stan Banukos of Winona. Dave
Peterson, Ron Stone, Bill Carlson
and Jim Carlson copped ninth thru
thirteenth places respectively.
Times were hampered by a 35-40
mile an hour wind which slowed
the runners to a walk in spots.
Saturday the Royals will take
on the strong River Falls delega-tion
at 11 a.m. on the Como Park
course. The week before the Braves
were handed a 15-50 shutout by
the same Winona squad. The Royal
runners would appreciate fan sup-port
at the meet, which begins at
the Como Park tennis courts.
Coach Glader is pleased at the
attitude and strength of this year's
squad and is expecting the Royals
to begin showing their strength
against River Falls next week.
The Bethel Royal football team
exploded for two touchdowns in
the first two minutes of action a-gainst
University of Minnesota,
Morris, on Saturday and came home
the victor, 33-6. UMM never quite
recovered from the 20-0 deficit
they had incurred in the first
Bethel struck quickly as Nolin
scampered around the right end
for 64 yards on the second play of
the game for the first TD. Peter-son
kicked the extra point and the
Royals found themselves the pos-sessor's
of a quick 7-0 lead.
The second tally was set up
by Brand, who recovered a Mor-ris
fumble on the 20 yard line.
Two plays later, a Nolin to Gib-son
pass was successful with
Peterson again kicking the extra
With only minutes remaining in
the initial quarter Benson recover-ed
a Morris fumble as Putnam sep-arated
mail and train with a jar-ring
tackle. Several plays later,
Nolin sneaked the ball over from
the one, making the first quarter
score 20-0.
Morris drove the ball deep into
Bethel territory early in the sec-ond
quarter, and after 3 plays at
goal, tallied. Bethel bounced back
with 7:01 showing on the score-board
and scored on a Nolin to
Gibson pass, thus making the half-time
score 26-6.
Action resumed in the second
half with both teams exchanging
the ball on downs. Bethel finally
scored after a series of plays
which saw Nolin, Gibson and
Land lead a sustained drive. Mil-ler
carried the ball over from the
five and Peterson's boot made
the final score 33-6.
A large Bethel crowd was pre-sent
at the game and made their
presence known by loud cheering.
They outyelled and outlasted the
larger and more tacit group of
Morris fans.
The same offensive and defen-sive
teams which held Hamline
scoreless in the opening game was
in operation against UMM. Inciden-tally,
Hamline beat St. John's (the
No. 1 team in the country last
year) by a margin of 8-6 over the
week-end. The score of that Ham-line
game again was Bethel 20,
Hamline 0. Again, a good time was
had by all.
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Benson, Putnam and Land has been
practically invincible. The back-field
team of Gehrke, Stair and
Gibson has been successful in stop-ping
the outside runs and the long
aerial attempts.
Northland, fresh from victory
over Pillsbury, brings into Satur-day's
game a group of veterans led
by fullback Tom Hubbard and half-back
Chris Wangaard. Last week
Hubbard scored two touchdowns
while Wangaard led the ground at-tack,
gaining 117 yards in 15 car-ries
for an 8 yd. average.
Long Winn
Bethel will host Northland Col-lege
at Midway Stadium on Sat,
urday, Oct. 10, at 1:30 p.m. The
game is the second conference
game of the season for Bethel, the
first being last week's encounter
at Morris.
The Royals will carry into Sat-urday's
clash a four game winning
streak and an eight game streak
extended from last year. The Roy-als
haven't lost a home game at
Midway Stadium since 1961.
The offensive line-up will include
Stair, Gibson, Gause, Rynk, Bloom,
Selander and Brunzell up front,
with a backfield consisting of
Price, Miller, Land and quarterback
The defensive line of Gause,
Bloom, Armstrong, Miller, Brand,
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Cutlet is called "katsu" in Japanese, food with the word of katsu attached is referred to something fried with breadcrumbs coating. For example, ton-katsu (pork cutlet), minchi-katsu (minced cutlet), and kushi-katsu (cutlet on skewer). This kind of ham cutlet can be found in the supermarket's fried food area, together with other fried items like tempura and fried chicken. Katsu is often served with the Tonkatsu sauce but I prefer it plain without any sauce. I am just not a sauce person. My old and young boys love cutlet very much but only the old boy (true Japanese) eat it with Tonkatsu sauce. Hence, it is okay if you cannot find the sauce at your end.
This ham cutlet goes well with steamed rice, you can also have it as the filling for your sandwich. Katsu-sando (Cutlet sandwich) is one of the popular sandwiches in Japan, for the quick lunch and obento. I made this cutlet with homemade chicken ham but any ham will do.
- 1 roll Homemade Chicken Ham or store-bought
- 3 - 4 sliced cheese
- 2 large eggs, whisk lightly together with milk or water
- 3-4 tbsp milk/water
- All-purpose flour for coating
- Breadcrumbs
- Oil for deep-frying
- Shredded cabbage
- Lettuce
- Tomato
- Tonkatsu Sauce (Japanese Pork Cutlet Sauce)
- Cut ham into 0.5cm thick slices. Sandwich slice cheese in between slices of ham, you may need to cut the cheese to fit the size of ham.
- For coating, prepare flour, breadcrumbs, and egg mixture in 3 separate shallow containers. Coat each ham-cheese-ham sandwich with flour, egg mixture, and breadcrumbs. Again, with egg mixture and breadcrumbs IF you prefer thick crust.
- Set aside for few minutes for the breadcrumbs to absorb all the moist.
- Preheat oil, fry cutlets with medium-high heat till they turned golden brown.
- Serve warm with salad and tonkatsu sauce.


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i own 2 taurus and have owned others. never ever a problem with them. im a wheel gun guy. i have a .22 and a 38 snubby.
i carry the 38. have owned a .357 but traded it for the .22. i needed a good afordable plinker/ target gun.
Originally Posted by brcombs
Handgunlaw.us has vehicle carry information for each state. Just click on the state and scroll down.
thanks for the link.....carry on
Originally Posted by ezkl2230
This bill will provide for concealed carry in pistol free zones (among other things).
Under the legislation, permit holders would be allowed to carry guns in the so-called pistol-free zones if they undergo an extra nine hours of training beyond the current eight.
They also would have to fire an extra 94 rounds at the range beyond the 98 the legislation requires for a basic permit. Just 30 rounds are required now.
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Originally Posted by longslide10
I just wonder how far people will be pushed before snapping
Eventually that line will be crossed and I would not want to be wearing a uniform with a badge when it happens. Just think if something like Katrina (either natural or man made) happened across the entire US.
it is up to each state to declare a state of emergency. it is up to each voter to demand the right to keep and bear arms during a declared emergency. in north carolina for example, it was just written into the state
Originally Posted by superprincess
hi everyone.. just want you all to know i was robbed tonight
by a young black male wearing a red hoodie and dark pants.
i was so nervous when i couldn't get the safe open.. i almost
wet my pants when i heard him clicking the gun.. i know what
you are thinking does she have a gun and the answer is no..
i need to get one fast because i don't like the way being a
victim feels..
get the gun and hide it behind the counter. you dont need a concealed
Originally Posted by eagleeyes
good because parks are a prime place for bad guys to hang out and try and rape and rob women while their guard is down enjoying nature or tending to their children........
thanks eagle. it is a state bill for carrying in resturaunts that serv or sell alcoholic drinks.and also alowing carry in state parks.
there was supposed to be a vote in the senate last week on the bill.


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Country: Portugal
Formed In: 2009
Genre: Thrash / Speed Metal
Label: Helldprod
The idea Inquisitor appeared in 2007, an obscure thrash / speed / heavy metal project created by Iron Preacher but remained a room project until the final quarter of 2009, always composing themes to use someday. In 2008 Fred Hellcruster, a Metal Punk Maniac joined the band, even rehearsed a few times, but still with a lack of members could not continue. Already in June 2009,
Rockhard, a prisoner of the chains of Heavy Metal Thrash Speed and alcohol, the ideal person for this band as a guitarist joined the group. Later Vidikill joins Inquisitor as bassist. Getting Iron Preacher sentenced to heretic riffs for eternity as a guitarist and vocalist.
The formation is not the same as the original, now Inquisitor has Urutu on the bass that had a few bands, including Monster Cocks and Mass Brutallity.
Iron Preacher Condemned Spells and Steel Leads
Rockhard Perpetrating Chainsaw Riffs
Hellcruster Blistering Calls of Hell
Urutu - Possessed Bass
- Iron Preacher Demo-Tape Release Date: 12/07/2010
- Speed Metal Soldiers - Split-CD Release Date: 06/2012
- Dark Ages Of Witchery - 7EP Vinyl Release Date:10/10/2012
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Country: Portugal
Formed In: 2008
Genre: Black Metal
Label: Odious Recordings
Alchemist were spawned in 2008 by João G. (Pestilência) as straight-forward, rock-fueled black metal act focused on live performances, inspired by Tom G. Warrior's "Ugh!" grunted over rip-offs of Darkthrone songs. Lyrically the band deals with themes such as the realization of one's true potential and provoking a desire to break the imprisonment most people self-impose on their minds regarding higher states of comprehension about themselves and the world around.
Along with J. (Göatfukk, Revengeance, Corpus Christii) and JS (Utopium, Revengeance, Lifedeceiver) they performed a series of live gigs in some portuguese venues, one of them in the well-renowned bastion of the Portuguese Underground Metal scene, the SWR Barroselas Festival. This live set was composed of five tracks along with some classic covers, the former being part of the recently released EP "Flesh to be Broken", the first release ever from the band. Though now on a semi-hiatus for a variety of reasons, expect Alchemist to be back on the stage more often in the times to come, along with some new, (not so) fresh music to rock out with your cock out (please don't).
João G. - Vocals/Bass
João D. - Guitar
João S. - Drums (Live)
- Flesh to Be Broken CD'EP 2012
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Must suck to be from Portugal is this is all the local scene is able to offer. Even staring at LuiSlayer's scarf is a more entertaining life experience than listening to that annoying "IRON PREACHER! IRON PREACHER!" refrain. Oh, and that solo is supposed to be a joke, isn't it?
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Country: Spain
Formed In: 2010
Genre: Black Metal
Label: Demonhood Productions
*MMX, MUERT came to this world by the molested corpses, Ebola (voices / guitars) & Guayota (drums). Atroz (bass) joined later.
MUERT is the violent sound of the end. Fresh & mature dark metal in his most hostile essence, inspired in the complete death. The bestial funeral of life. It's fanaticism to the cemeteries. Attraction for the graves. It's the necropolis authority. The abominable destiny and the blackest of the emptyness. Simply hard & direct.
MUERT is requiem, the last sound, the black hole of humans. There hasn't been and won't be anything equal.
*MMXI, MUERT enters studio to record "Mysteriorum Prophanationis Sepulcralis", the first album, the firstborn. Nine tracks in 40 mins of Muert Metal in homage to death. Mastered by Endarker Studio from Sweden (Marduk, Ofermod...) the album will be released by Demonhood Productions from Norway in agoust MMXII.
*MMXII, MUERT records the first video clip "Burial In The Forest" as promotion & play the first concert. Atroz is expelled by falsehood & treason. Mortvm is the new bass player.
Muert records two songs for a split with Unhuman Disease (Usa), Silva Nigra (Cz) & The True Endless (Ita), with the label Visions Unholy Records from USA Limited to 1000 CDs.
Malignum Gloria ad MUERT!
Ebola - Vocals/Guitars
Guayota - Drums
Mortvm - Bass
- Mysteriorum Prophanationis Sepulcralis CD 2012
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Location: Amadora - Portugal - Europe
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Era bom era.....
NK7 wrote:
Must suck to be from Portugal is this is all the local scene is able to offer. Even staring at LuiSlayer's scarf is a more entertaining life experience than listening to that annoying "IRON PREACHER! IRON PREACHER!" refrain. Oh, and that solo is supposed to be a joke, isn't it?
No it does not suck to be from Portugal and Inquisitor aren't that bad...
And even listening to Mutiilation is a more entertaining life experience than staring at LuiSlayer's scarf!!!!!!
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GOAT TORMENT |Bel| confirmed at X EXTREME METAL ATTACK
Country: Belgium
Formed In: 2008
Genre: Black / Death Metal
Label: AMOR FATI Records
GOAT TORMENT was formed in 2008 by Kwel and K.J. with the intention to create music as a weapon of mass destruction and to annihilate everything which the so-called society stands for.
For a start Kwel was supposed to play bass and K.J would handle the vocals. But they didnt find a guitarist who fitted with the ideology on a serious level. Thus Kwel decided to handle all the guitar parts and K.J. started to play bass.
After some months of research, the band recruited drummer Perversor.
Then the band released a 4-track demo tape, released in 2009 through Terrorghoul Productions from Austria. The reactions were tremendous and bigger labels contacted the band interested to release the future offerings of Goat Torment.
At this point, the band shared stages all over Europe with bands such as Proclamation, Hell Militia, Enthroned, Black Crucifixion, Black Witchery, The Devils blood to name but a few. At the beginning of 2010 GT had to part ways with drummer Perversor due to musical differences.
During the early days of April 2010 a new burning entity was found: S. claimed the throne behind the battery. The Death wielding Trinity of GOAT TORMENT was complete.
New songs were written, gigs were played and blood was shed.
Exactly one year later, the band entered the infamous Blackout Multimedia Studio to record some tracks for two upcoming releases: A 7 split EP with The Beast which was released at the beginning of 2012 and later that year another 7 EP , called Into The Mouth of the Serpent. Directly after the split EP was released, Kwel and S. decided to split ways with K.J. due to different views about their future. In that moment GT decided to go on as a duet recruiting session members for live-shows.
In the name of Satan, the Hammer will Crush again!
Kwel: Guitars/Vocals
S.: Drums
RSDX: Bass (Live)
- Death Worship - Demo 2009
- Bestial Torment - Split 2012
- Into the Mouth of the Serpent - EP 2012
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HEXECUTOR |Fr| confirmed at X EXTREME METAL ATTACK
Country: France
Formed In: 2011
Genre: Thrash Metal
Label: Impious Desecration Recordss
Hexecutor was formed around April 2011 in Brittany (West of France) by 4 young thrash metal fans. Gathered by the passion of old thrash metal bands such as Kreator, Sodom, Slayer..., they did a few rehearsals to recorde a 5 tracks demo tape, which came out on the label Impious Desecration Records. Then, they played in 8 concerts in West of France, with bands such as Vulcain, Xanadoo, Master or Vulcano. They will be recording a 7" EP during 2013, on the label Legion of Death / Armée de la Mort Records.
Jey Deflagratör: Vocals, Guitars
Joey Demönömaniac: Guitars, Backing Vocals
S. Chainsaw-Maestör: Bass
Putrid Von Rotten: Drums
- First Hexecution - Demo - 2012
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PRIMIGENIUM |Sp| confirmed at X EXTREME METAL ATTACK
Country: Spain
Formed In: 1992
Genre: Black Metal
Label: BlackSeed Productions
Primigenium was formed in autumn 1992 by Smaug and Alhaz. After several reahersals (one of these was recorded and wrongly spreaded as a rehearsal demo) they entered a studio and
recorded two songs which were supposed to be released by Cacophonous Recs (Uk) as a 7EP, but due to some problems and misunderstandings the band decided to release the
recording by themselves as a demo titled As Eternal As The Night. This demo tape was released in January 2004 and had a very good response within the growing international
Black Metal scene.
Wild Rags Recs (Usa) offers the band to release these two song demo on CD and they enter the studio again in March 1995 to record an extra song (+ outro) for the edition. This
was finally released in early 1996 and was the first issue of a Wild Rags collection CD singles.
In 1995 Primigenium signs with Greek label Unisound Recs for the release of their debut full lenght album. After the recording, which took place during December 1995, some
problems appear between the label and the band so deal is cancelled. After receiving some offers from different labels, finally Full Moon Prods (Usa) released the Art of War
album in 1997, again with great reviews and reception worldwide.
In 1999 End All Life Prods (Fra) offers the band the edition of a limited 7vinyl, so Smaug & Alhaz enters a home studio this time for the recording of two new songs. The EP
was released under the name of All Your Tears Will Be Ours, and later re-released as CD-EP again by lFull Moon Prods.
During some time, Smaug keeped writting some Black Metal songs and meeting Alhaz occasionally, playing guitars and working on new songs together but without a proper direction,
as the future of Primigenium was uncertain. In February 20001 finally they enter the Attack Studios for the recording of eight Black Metal songs.
The second Primigenium album Intolerance was released in 2002 in CD and LP formats by Drakkar Prods (Fra). Also two tape editions were done, one for East Europe (Propaganda in
Ukrania) and another for Asia (InCoffin Prods in Thailand).
Later some personal problems affect Smaug and he decided to finish Primigenium at an uncertain point.
After years of silence, with some sudden changes of Smaug circumstances, he decide to return to activity and during 2008 he starts writting new songs. Some of these were
recorded at Moontower Studios in 2010 by Smaug alone, and later mastered at Necromorbus studios. Primigenium third album Faith through Anguish was released in 2011 by
BlackSeed Prods (managed by ex- member Alhaz).
During all these years, Primigenium remained as a studio band but at the beginning of 2012 Smaug contact some members of other bands from Madrid to complete a line-up and start
playing live. First Primigenium gig ever took place in Madrid in March, and since then the band have shared stage with bands like Bethlehem, Blacklodge, Muro, Bloodoline,
Balmog, Aversio Humantatis... Some new live appearances are already scheduled for 2013
Rebellium starts from within your innerself.
As Eternal as the Night - Demo 1994
Art of War - CD 1997
All Your Tears Will Be Ours - EP 2000
Intolerance - CD 2002
Faith Through Anguish - CD 2011
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WELTBRAND |Nl| confirmed at X EXTREME METAL ATTACK
Country: The Netherlands
Formed in 2002
Genre: Black Metal
Label: WTC
History is a race between education and catastrophe.
And the history of Weltbrand showed to be no exception to the rule. Even if the band emerged in the middle of a scene based on recycled ideas and ideologies no one lived up to, the band always went their own way. Sometimes a glorious train wreck, at other times a totalitarian regime in all its glory.
Founded in 2002 by RSDX, the band was quick to record their first mini cd called Radiance of a Thousand Suns which was released on Cleansweep Productions in a limited edition of 250 copies. This release already showed the potential of Weltbrand, since it spread very quickly despite the fact no promotion was made for this mini album. Several live performances followed and Weltbrand caught the attention of New Era Productions who were most interested in releasing Radiance of a Thousand Suns on a professional level. The band entered the studio again to record some extra songs for the album to make it a decent full length cd and in 2004 Radiance of a Thousand Suns- The Apocalyptic Triumph saw the light of day and featured 8 tracks of modern Black Metal combined with old Thrash riffs and Industrial samples and interludes. Right after the release more live performances followed and in 2006 the second album was released by Sadolust Records in 2006 called the Cloud of retaliation. The band returned to the frontline with a more brutal and straightforward album, against all expectations. More Live performances followed and Weltbrand did supports for several well known bands. In 2007 a split ep with German comrades Suicide Solution was released via Obscure Abhorrence Productions which showed a more different style of music of Weltbrand with more focus on tempo and variety. After this release, it got a little more silent around the band because of line up instabilities and other musical entities that took some time and focus. After this period of rest, the band returned on the stage and did some international gigs and small touring with several bands. In 2009, Weltbrand returned to the studio at long last to record their new album Control Division to be released by German label World Terror Committee early 2010. The band is once again back at the frontline delivering the soundtrack for the Terror Machine that cannot be stopped.
If history is a race between education and catastrophe... We spin the wheel once more...
Radiance of a Thousand Suns - EP 2003
Radiance of a Thousand Suns - The Apocalyptic Triumph CD 2004
The Cloud of Retaliation - CD 2006
Suicide Solution / Weltbrand - Split 2007
Control Division - CD 2010
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SETHERIAL |Swe| confirmed at X EXTREME METAL ATTACK
Country: Sweden
Formed In: 1993
Genre: Black Metal
Label: Debemur Morti Productions
Setherial, one of Swedens oldest surviving Black Metal bands, was founded by Mysteriis and Devothan in 1993. Their first offering, A Hail to the Faceless Angels, which was
released in 1994, demonstrated to the underground scene that Setherial was a force to be reckoned with.
After this highly-acclaimed cassette, the band entered the studio again in 1995 to record the now classic EP För Dem Mitt Blod. This EP displayed a higher level of
musicianship and an even deeper dedication to the ever-growing northern darkness. In September, 1995, after getting attention from Napalm Records, Setherial entered the infamous
Abyss Studio to record their first full-length album, Nord. The album received a massive response from the underground, but no tour was organised to support the album.
With a new line-up, Setherial entered Ballerina Studios to record their second full-length album, Lords of the Nightrealm, an album Napalm Records released in 1998. This album
showed a more aggressive side of the band. To further support the release, a successful headline European tour was conducted together with Malignant Eternal and In Battle.
The following year, Setherial released Hell Eternal, their fastest and most sinister album yet. This recording once again featured a different line-up than its predecessor.
Wrath (of Naglfar fame) and Themgoroth (who had previously been involved with Dark Funeral) shared vocal duties. After the release of Hell Eternal, Setherial was almost put to
rest due to a break-in at their rehearsal place and line-up troubles. During this period Mysteriis and Kraath joined forces with their former drummer Zathanel in a project
called Blackwinds.
Setherial's last album on Napalm Records came in 2003. From the Ancient Ruins featured unreleased songs and the classic A Hail to the Faceless Angels demo. A presentation of
old ghosts.
That same year, Setherial signed a deal with Swedish label Regain Records and they once again entered Abyss Studio to record their comeback album, Endtime Divine. This was the
last album that featured Wrath on vocals.
In 2006, after yet another line-up change, Setherial entered Abyss Studio one final time to record Death Triumphant. This was an album that certainly showcased a more
technical side of the band. Shortly after the release of Death Triumphant, Setherial decided to do live shows again, almost a decade since they last appeared on stage. Between
2006 and 2009 the
band focused on performing live as much as possible to show the underground that Setherial was back for good.
In 2009, Setherial started to work on their next album, Ekpyrosis. Not at all impressed with the standard of Abyss Studio, the band recorded everything in their private
studio, Black Scythe. By doing this, Setherial was able to have total control over everything in the recording process, resulting in the best production in their career. With no
limitations - such as sound engineers with tight schedules and / or financial issues - Setherial was finally able to record an album and release it when they felt it was ready.
Ekpyrosis was released the following year,
2010, and received a very positive response from both press and fans. To further support the album, a music video was made for the song A world in Hell. Tours and festival
shows followed the release of the album.
One year later, Setherial released an EP called Treason through the South American label Goathorned Productions. This little slice of hell featured one unreleased track from
the Ekpyrosis session and a Zyklon-B cover as well as stunning artwork.
In 2011, Setherial decided to part ways with Regain Records. It didnt take long to find a new and reliable label though and after some negotiating Setherial started to
collaborate with the French label Debemur Morti Productions.
Alastor Mysteriis - Guitars
Kraath - Bass
Infaustus - Vocals
Empyrion - Drums
- A Hail to the Faceless Angels - Demo 1994
- För Dem Mitt Blod - EP 1995
- Arte De Occulta - Split 1996
- Nord... - CD 1996
- Lords of the Nightrealm - CD 1998
- Hell Eternal - CD 1999
- From the Ancient Ruins - Compilation 2003
- Endtime Divine - CD 2003
- Death Triumphant - CD 2006
- Ekpyrosis - CD 2010
- Treason - EP 2011
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Country: Portugal
Formed in 2011
Genre: Crust/D-beat
The beginnings of this project come from the neurons of guitarist Daniel Pereira (Undersave), who wanted to form a Crust band with some Metal influences. He grabbed the guitar and started writing songs. He called Pedro Santos, Daniel's cousin, a bassist in idle who knew the idea of his cousin to form a band. Challenged Tiago Sousa (Inquisitor; Midnight Priest) to join them to play drums. He grabbed the drumsticks and said "Let's do it!!". The rehearsals began at the month of November 2011.
Yet still lacked an element ... Vocals. They remembered to call Carina Domingues to do some screaming into the microphone. She had already heard about this project through these guys, but who nevertheless did not expect the invitation. She accepted without hesitation. Now she would be in charged of vocalizations as well as the lyrics. The first rehearsal with the four elements occurred in mid February / March 2012. After several afternoons, the songs became more solid and with the intended feeling. During Summer minded a couple of weeks with simple recordings in the garage and, despite the recording quality is not what we intended, given the conditions resulted very well. And so we made known Disthrone, creating a Facebook profile that nowadays is an excellent tool to spread the word. Daniel and Tiago designed a logo. The first song that was released online, "Mistress Of Evil", is an ode to the "Blood Countess" Elizabeth Bathory.
Then started the gigs ... The first took place at FLUL on September 30, an event organized by Bruno Palma (Desobediência Geral). This was followed by other concerts particularly Sibe B, again in FLUL, Caldas da Rainha, Anjos etc ... Each gig, each chaos!
We are currently working on our demo which will have about 5 tracks in tape format that will come out soon!
Basically this band is formed by longtime friends whose enjoy to play aggressive and loud music inspired on chaos!
Carina Domingues - Vocals
Daniel Pereira - Guitars
Pedro Santos - Bass
Tiago Sousa - Drums
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WANDERER |Pt| confirmed at X EXTREME METAL ATTACK
Country: Portugal
Formed In: 2008
Genre: Heavy / Speed Metal
Label: Heavy Steel Records
The purpose of Wanderer is to deliver Speed/Thrash/Heavy Metal the old way! Although the idea of the band came as soon as Nuno Machado started playing guitar, around 2008, it was only around February 2010 that they came across their current drummer, Francisco Carvalho, and started rehearsing together with bassist Rui Barros. They rehearsed for some months as a trio, eventually finding the man for the role of second guitarist, André Ribeiro. Nowadays, with R. Barros having left the band, N. Machado handles the bass, along with the guitars and vocals, studio-wise; while João Ribeiro takes care of the bass role live.
Not yet having an official recording of their own, they are soon to release their first demo-tape entitled "Will of Steel" by Heavy Steel Records!
Nuno Machado: Guitars, Bass & Vocals
André Ribeiro: Guitars & Back Vocals
Chico Carvalho: Drums
João Ribeiro: Bass (Live)
- Debut demo-tape "Will of Steel" soon
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Adam Lambert to Drop 'Trespassing' LP in March 2012
Hot on the heels of his single snippet of 'Better Than I Know Myself,' Adam Lambert announced today that his new album, 'Trespassing,' will hit shelves on March 20, 2012.
The 'American Idol' alum executive produced 'Trespassing' and assembled a killer team of collaborators. Lambert credits Pharrell Williams on the title track, with Dr. Luke, Nile Rogers and Bruno Mars scattered throughout the rest of the record.
While exact details remain scant so far, we do know 'Outlaws of Love,' (which Lambert's been performing live) is on the record. We also know some lyrics that Lambert tweeted — and they're pretty raunchy!
Lambert is excited about his new LP and described it as an exciting journey through the past two years of his life. "It's been a transformative period and I really wanted to make music from what I've experienced," Lambert said in press release. "All these songs honestly explore the ups and downs of my reality."
That's not all they explore. Lambert told Rolling Stone last month, "There's party music, sex music, f—ed-up-relationship S&M music. But every song explores something real."


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A community of Websites dedicated to all aspects of the pure bred Alaskan Malamute, arguably the most noble of all canine breeds. All aspects are covered, from conformation showing, working, and sledding to obedience. A{;}lot of sites have considerable information on all aspects, both pro and{;}con, on owning an Alaskan Malamute. Something for everyone interested in this breed here!
Élevage QUIMALAIO Breeding
Alaskan malamut breeding,pictures,availibility and more information
Texalmal's Malamania
Breed information, Malamute rescue, links and pictures. Home pages of Texas Alaskan Malamute Rescue and the Alaskan Malamute Club of Greater Houston.
Alaskan Malamutes by Dusan Maletic
Personal experience with Alaskan Malamute dogs, useful links related to them, introductory info for new or{;}would-be owners, fun and pictures related to my Malamute and report from dog sledding expedition ...
Greywolf Kennels Reg.'d
CKC registered breeder of Alaskan Malamutes located in Manitoba, Canada.
Galenuit Alaskan Malamutes
My Alaskan malamutes in British Columbia, Canada. We participate in showing, obedience and recreational sledding.
Shepherdsway Alaskan Malamutes & Canadian Eskimo Dogs
Shepherdsway Alaskan Malamutes & Canadian Eskimo Dogs. Breeder of sound dogs with excellent temperament for showing, working or much loved family pet. Helpful, friendly advice.
Frey's Site
Family site for our Alaskan Malamute Frey. Bred and born in New Zealand
Leah's Mals
Photos and stories of my favourite Alaskan Malamutes.
Rain Dance Alaskan Malamutes
Welcome to the website of Rain Dance Kennel Alaskan Malamutes and Samoyeds. We are located in the Dallas/Ft.Worth Metroplex. Established in 1990, we seek to produce healthy, physically and mentally sound ...
Alaskan Malamutes & Akita's by Wolfdog Kennels
Welcome to our home. Come in and see "Jerry" Am/Can/Aust Ch Storm Kloud's ees Kyra's Boy (Imp USA) W.T.D. & W.W.P.D. And our USA Imported girls. Our pages are filled with pictures of our dogs, puppies ...
Siwash Legend
Kennel Siwash legend - Alaskan Malamute, Siberian husky and Shiba inu.
The Alaskan Malamute Netcommunity Home page
The homepage for the original Alaskan Malamute Community. Founded 31 December 1996. Transferred from Yahoo! Community on 9 September 2000.
Kcommunitymerk Malamutes
Breeder of Alaskan Malamutes in Israel. Information, pictures, pedigrees and show results.{;}
Wahkeen Alaskan Malamutes
Small show kennel near Houston, Tx. See our Mals!
Bar-Vic Alaskan Malamutes & American Eskimos
Selectively breeding champions to produce high quality pets and show prospects. Located near New York City. Professional handling & boarding also available.
StarValley Alaskan Malamutes
StarValley Kennel in Honolulu, Hawaii since Sept. of 1998{;}Showing,hanging out and having fun with my beautiful malamute Juneau, about my kennel and what our plans are for the years to come.
Community Lore Alaskan Malamute's
Community Lore is a small kennel located in western Pennsylvania. This site includes lots of Alaskan Malamute information, including the AKC standard of the breed, temperament, and health concerns. Plus, ...
Unimak Spellbinder Pedigree of StarValley Alaskan Malamutes
StarValley's Unimak Spellbinder's 3 generation Pedigree, Strong Champion Lines from New Zealand and Australia. There are links to Alaskan Malamute WebSites including StarValley Alaskan Malamute's Main ...
Surefoot Kennels
We are a small kennel with a big love for our dogs.
Akamute Reg'd
Small kennel on Prince Edward Island, Canada. Come on in and see our dogs!
KIPMIK Alaskan Malamutes
Located in Central Ontario, Canada. A quality breeding program producing Alaskan Malamutes of type, beauty, form and function. Emphasizing soundness in mind and body.
Hana's Front Yard
We are a Happy Team for Sledong Gig race and so-on.{;}We always have a great time with friends. Please visit this site and
engleulve alaskan malamutes
lots of pics of my muts
Trinity Alaskan Malamutes
New Zealand Alaskan Malamute Kennel.
Homepage about Malamutes including AMCGB info and breed rescue
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AZALIA(4) NetBSD Kernel Interfaces Manual AZALIA(4) NAME azalia -- Generic High Definition Audio device driver SYNOPSIS azalia* at pci? dev ? function ? audio* at audiobus? options AZALIA_DEBUG DESCRIPTION The azalia device driver is expected to support any PCI device which is compliant to the High Definition Audio Specification 1.0. Known sup- ported controllers are Intel 82801F (ICH6) and Intel 82801G (ICH7). Known supported codecs are Realtek ALC260, ALC880, ALC882, Analog Devices AD1981HD, CMedia CMI9880, Sigmatel STAC9221, and STAC9221D. SEE ALSO audio(4), pci(4) http://www.intel.com/standards/hdaudio/ HISTORY The azalia device driver appeared in NetBSD 3.0. BUGS Non-PCM encodings such as Float32 and AC-3 are not supported. There is no way to use 20bit or 24bit precision because of a limitation of the MI audio framework. NetBSD 5.1 March 15, 2007 NetBSD 5.1
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