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Apatosaurus also formerly known as Brontosaurus, is a genus of sauropod dinosaur that lived about 150 million years ago, during the Jurassic Period (Kimmeridgian and Tithonian ages). It was one of the largest land animals that ever existed, with an average length of 23 meters (75 ft) and a mass of at least 23 metric tons (25 short tons). The name Apatosaurus means 'deceptive lizard', so-given because the chevron bones were similar to those of a prehistoric marine lizard, Mosasaurus. The name Apatosaurus comes from the Greek ἀπατέλος or ἀπατέλιος meaning 'deceptive' and σαῦρος meaning 'lizard'.
The cervical vertebrae were less elongated and more heavily constructed than those of Diplodocus and the bones of the leg were much stockier (despite being longer), implying a more robust animal. The tail was held above the ground during normal locomotion. Like most sauropods, Apatosaurus had only a single large claw on each forelimb, with the first three toes on the hind limb possessing claws.
Fossils of this animal have been found in Nine Mile Quarry and Bone Cabin Quarry in Wyoming and at sites in Colorado, Oklahoma and Utah, USA.
Apatosaurus was a tremendously large long-necked quadrupedal animal with a long whip-like tail. Its forelimbs were slightly longer than its hindlimbs. One measurement places the total length of Apatosaurus at 26 meters (85 ft) and its weight at 24-32 tons, roughly the weight of four elephants.
The skull was small in comparison with the size of the animal. The jaws were lined with spatulate teeth, which resembled chisels, suited to a herbivorous diet.
In 1877, Othniel Charles Marsh published the name of the type species Apatosaurus ajax. He followed this in 1879 with a description of another, more complete specimen, which he thought represented a new genus and named Brontosaurus excelsus. In 1903, Elmer Riggs pointed out that Brontosaurus excelsus was in fact so similar to Apatosaurus ajax that it belonged in the same genus, and which Riggs re-classified as Apatosaurus excelsus. According to the rules of the ICZN (which governs the scientific names of animals), the name Apatosaurus, having been published first, had priority as the official name; Brontosaurus was a junior synonym and therefore discarded from formal use.
Apatosaurus ajax is the type species of the genus, and was named by the paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh in 1877 after Ajax, the hero from Greek mythology. It is the holotype for the genus and two partial skeletons have been found, including part of a skull. Apatosaurus excelsus (originally Brontosaurus) was named by Marsh in 1879. It is known from six partial skeletons, including part of a skull, which have been found in the United States, in Colorado, Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming. Apatosaurus louisae was named by William Holland in 1915 in honor of Mrs. Louise Carnegie, wife of Andrew Carnegie who funded field research to find complete dinosaur skeletons in the American West. Apatosaurus louisae is known from one partial skeleton which was found in Colorado in the United States. Apatosaurus parvus was originally known as Elosaurus parvus, but was reclassified as a species of Apatosaurus in 1994. This synonymy was upheld in 2004.
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Robert T. Bakker made A. yahnahpin the type species of a new genus, Eobrontosaurus in 1998, so it is now properly Eobrontosaurus yahnahpin. It was named by Filla, James and Redman in 1994. One partial skeleton has been found in Wyoming. However, recently it has been argued that Eobrontosaurus belongs within Camarasaurus.
Apatosaurus is a member of the Diplodocidae, a clade of gigantic sauropod dinosaurs. The family includes some of the longest creatures ever to walk the earth, including Diplodocus, Supersaurus, Suuwassea, and Barosaurus. Within the Subfamily Apatosaurinae, Apatosaurus may be most closely related to Suuwassea and Supersaurus.
Othniel Charles Marsh, a Professor of Paleontology at Yale University, described and named an incomplete (and juvenile) skeleton of Apatosaurus ajax in 1877. Two years later, Marsh announced the discovery of a larger and more complete specimen at Como Bluff Wyoming — which, because of discrepancies including the size difference, Marsh incorrectly identified as belonging to an entirely new genus and species. He dubbed the new species Brontosaurus excelsus, meaning "thunder lizard", from the Greek brontē/βροντη meaning 'thunder' and sauros/σαυρος meaning 'lizard', and from the Latin excelsus, "to exceed in number", referring to the greater number of sacral vertebrae than in any other genus of sauropod known at the time.
The finds — the largest dinosaur ever discovered at the time and nearly complete, lacking only a head, feet, and portions of the tail — were then prepared for what was to be the first ever mounted display of a sauropod skeleton, at Yale's Peabody Museum of Natural History in 1905. The missing bones were created using known pieces from close relatives of Brontosaurus. Sauropod feet that were discovered at the same quarry were added, as well as a tail fashioned to appear as Marsh believed it should, as well as a composite model of what he felt the skull of this massive creature might look like. This was not a delicate Diplodocus-style skull (which would later turn out to be more accurate), but was composed of "the biggest, thickest, strongest skull bones, lower jaws and tooth crowns from three different quarries", primarily those of Camarasaurus, the only other sauropod for which good skull material was known at the time. This method of reconstructing incomplete skeletons based on the more complete remains of related dinosaurs continues in museum mounts and life restorations to this day.
Despite the much-publicized debut of the mounted skeleton, which cemented the name Brontosaurus in the public consciousness, Elmer Riggs had published a paper in the 1903 edition of Geological Series of the Field Columbian Museum which argued that Brontosaurus was not different enough from Apatosaurus to warrant its own genus, and created the combination Apatosaurus excelsus:
Despite this, at least one paleontologist — Robert Bakker — argued in the 1990s that A. ajax and A. excelsus are in fact sufficiently distinct that the latter continues to merit a separate genus. This idea has not been accepted by many palaeontologists.
In 2008, footprints of juvenile Apatosaurus were reported from Quarry Five in Morrison, Colorado. Discovered in 2006 by Matthew Mossbrucker, these footprints show that juveniles could run on their hind legs in a manner similar to that of the modern basilisk lizard.
Beginning with the assumption that Apatosaurus, like crocodilians, did not have a diaphragm, the dead-space volume (the amount of unused air remaining in the mouth, trachea and air tubes after each breath) has been estimated at about 184 liters for a 30 ton specimen.
Its tidal volume (the amount of air moved in or out during a single breath) has been calculated based on the following respiratory systems:
On this basis, its respiratory system could not have been reptilian, as its tidal volume would not have been able to replace its dead-space volume. Likewise, the mammalian system would only provide a fraction of new air on each breath. Therefore, it must have had either a system unknown in the modern world or one like birds, i.e. multiple air sacs and a flow-through lung. Furthermore, an avian system would only need a lung volume of about 600 liters compared to a mammalian requirement of 2,950 liters, which would exceed the available space. The overall thoracic volume of Apatosaurus has been estimated at 1,700 liters allowing for a 500-liter, four-chambered heart (like birds, not three-chambered like reptiles) and a 900-liter lung capacity. That would allow about 300 liters for the necessary tissue. Assuming Apatosaurus had an avian respiratory system and a reptilian resting-metabolism, it would need to consume only about 262 liters (69 gallons) of water per day.
It is not known how Apatosaurs ate enough food to satisfy their enormous bodies. It is likely that they ate constantly, pausing only to cool off, drink or to remove parasites. It is surmised that they slept standing upright. They likely relied on their enormous size and herd behavior to deter predators.
The length of time taken for Marsh's misclassification to be brought to public notice meant that the name Brontosaurus, associated as it was with one of the largest dinosaurs, became so famous that it persisted long after the name had officially been abandoned in scientific use. The terms brontosaurus, brontosaurs, and brontosaurians (no capital 'B'; no italics) are often used to refer generically to any of the sauropod dinosaurs.
As late as 1989, the U.S. Post Office issued four "dinosaur" stamps, Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus, "Pteradon" (misspelling of Pteranodon, which is a pterosaur and not a dinosaur) and Brontosaurus. The inclusion of these last two led to complaints of "fostering scientific illiteracy." The Post Office defended itself (in Postal Bulletin 21744) thus:
Stephen Jay Gould supported this position in his essay "Bully for Brontosaurus", though he echoed Riggs' original argument that "Brontosaurus" is a synonym for "Apatosaurus". Nevertheless, he noted that the creature has developed and continues to maintain an independent existence in the popular imagination.
Since the beginning of film history, Brontosaurus has been depicted in cinema. For example, the 1925 silent film The Lost World featured, using special effects by Willis O'Brien, a battle between a Brontosaurus and an Allosaurus. King Kong (1933) featured a Brontosaurus, as did the 2005 remake, described using the fictional scientific name "Brontosaurus baxteri", or Baxter's Thunder-Lizard, after a character in the film. The brontosaur of the 2005 film is noticeably different from the modern view of Apatosaurus, with a square head, low-hanging tail, and snake-like neck reminiscent of 1930s period depictions of the species in art.


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Wet flow testing has moved in and out of the realms of mainstream power topics many times during the last 40 years. Like many aspects of race engine development that are a step aside of normally debated subjects, wet flow testing has both staunch supporters and detractors. That leaves a huge majority middle group who are just waiting to see the results support the rhetoric. If you're one of many waiting for the touted advantages of wet flow testing to actually show test results that equate to an undisputed power advantage, your patience has just been rewarded. But before we look at any test results, we need to look more deeply into what wet flow testing is, how it needs to be done to actually achieve positive results and, lastly, what qualifies me to write about the subject.
Back in the mid-'80s the late Ken Sperling, then boss of AFR, got on a roll with wet flow testing his then-new aluminum Chevy heads and the NASCAR heads he was doing. And the next thing you know, a mutual friend, Roger "Dr. Air" Helgesen turns up at my California shop with an armful of gear to do wet flow testing and, as usual, is hot to trot. This, along with some of Smokey Yunick's preaching, was, so to speak, my baptism into the world of how fuel/air mixes react in the induction tract of a single four-barrel carbureted high performance V-8 engine. Since the Ken Sperling wet flow era of the mid- and late-'80s, wet flow seemed dormant on the editorial front until about 2002. This is when Joe Mondello's innovative wet flow bench hit the headlines.
Wet flow testing is far from complicated, but, like most things, if not done right it can be mostly meaningless. First and most obvious is that without some really good fire/explosion precautions, you cannot wet flow with gasoline. This means that whatever liquid replaces the fuel must have some or all of its primary characteristics modified so that in all relevant respects it reacts like gasoline other than the fact it won't burn. If water or alcohol/water mixes are used, the surface tension of the mixture needs to be similar to gasoline.
Also, the air-to-liquid ratio is important. The most meaningful results are when the air-to-test-liquid ratio is about 15 percent less (leaner) by volume than the air/fuel ratio the engine normally runs. The entire system being tested needs to be run at a temperature a little hotter than the mixture temperature normally seen in the intake tract of a high performance engine (about 60 degrees Fahrenheit). Running the test liquid at 90 or even 100 degrees F seems to offset the fact that the intake valve will be a lot cooler in the test bench mode than in a running engine.
Components such as heads, intakes, and carbs can be analyzed separately. However, the final analysis is best done as a system, because there is a domino effect by each component as the charge progresses through the system. Any time a carb is involved, the booster action of the model needs to reasonably replicate the one in usage, as this can affect results. And one last point: To get really meaningful results, it's best to flow with a big pressure drop across the intake at low lift (up to 100 inches H2O) and low pressure at high valve lift (about 15-18 inches H2O).
Now, just so we are all clear on this: Wet flow testing does not necessarily deliver results in cfm. We are not measuring the flow but the state of the mixture and its ability to have minimum rivulets and maximum dispersion as it enters the cylinder. In short, it's all about the combustible quality of the mixture. Few people are likely to know this better than those whose efforts have aspired to the development and building of championship winning Pro Stock engines, and this is where Dart comes into the picture.
If you ever meet Dart's boss, Dick Maskin, and penetrate his leather-like personality, it will become very clear right at the get-go that his whole goal in life is going faster than the next guy-at almost any cost or effort needed. As a Pro Stock champ, Dick understands the value of wet flow testing, but a Pro Stock engine with its two four-barrel carbs, a tunnel ram intake, and a highly developed head along with a 7000-10,000 rpm power band is an easier animal to deal with by far than a single four-barrel on either a single or two plane intake. Add to this the high performance engines that most of us deal with that have to operate satisfactorily or better, from idle to anywhere from 6,000 to 8,000 rpm, and a more complex situation by far emerges.


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EVANSDALE, Iowa - The City of Evansdale is honoring the memory of Lyric Cook and Elizabeth Collins by renaming areas of Meyers Lake. The two girls were abducted last July and their bodies were found in December. To date, no one has been arrested for their deaths. Now, the trail that runs around the lake is now known as the "Trail of Angels". The park that sits next to the lake will be known as "Angels' Park".
"There is a lot of memorials around the lake and throughout the bike trail in Evansdale. We thought if you're riding your bike or walking, it's a nice way to memorialize people that you don't want to forget," said Jeff Dawson, Chairman of the Evansdale Parks Department. Dawson said the names just seemed appropriate.
The project was thought up and put together through volunteers and fundraising. "It's nice to see the community pull together the way they have," said Dawson. The group hopes to continue raising money to add a few more memorials and additions to the park like a roadway from the land to the island, a gazebo, and possibly a bronze statue.
Dona Frickson, with the Evansdale Chamber of Commerce, said they were ecstatic about the name changes. "As a community we have all joined together. We want to keep this going so that we can make something positive out of this," she said, "We want to show that the lake is not just known as a bad place where bad things happen. We want to do something good so that the community has a place to go and think of something happy rather than something sad."
Frickson said while the name change were because of the girls, it's not just for the girls. "We have had the two girls, Elizabeth and Lyric, and then we also lost Lindsay Nichols this past year," she said, "This is going to be for anyone who lost someone and would like to memorialize one of their angels."
TV9 talked to Heather Collins on Tuesday about the name changes. She said the family is excited about the renaming and that they really like the names that were selected for the trail and park. Collins said it shows how much support the community gives them and others who have lost a loved one.
The city has also declared July 13th as Lyric and Elizabeth day. You can make a donation at First Security State Bank, in Evansdale or Cedar Falls, or at any Veridian Credit Union to the "Angels Memorial Fund".
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The next step eluded the Mississippi State Bulldogs on Saturday.
The Bulldogs believe they are just a step away from winning close games like the one against the South Carolina Gamecocks, but it didn't happen after losing a 14-12 decision at Davis Wade Stadium.
"We're not that far off from where we want to be," said third-year MSU head coach Dan Mullen. "That final step is a tough one, but we have to take that final step to get over the hump and become a top 10 or top 15 team."
The loss is State's fourth Southeastern Conference loss, but they are showing signs of improvement every week, but that's not good enough for senior running back Vick Ballard.
"It's always good to make improvements, but we have to take the next step." said Ballard, who ran for 67 yards on 20 carries. "It's hard but we have to make the leap."
One change that appeared to help the Bulldogs make a step in the direction they are wanting to go, was naming Tyler Russell starting quarterback after his performance in last week's win and out-practicing Chris Relf.
With Russell ender center, State held the lead twice on Saturday and scoring the only points in the first quarter when he connected with former high school teammate Chris Wilson from 19 yards out.
The Gamecocks tied the game in the second quarter on a 4-yard touchdown run by Marcus Lattimore. South Carolina had two more opportunities to score in the second quarter, but the Bulldog defense stepped up with two interceptions by former East Webster player Johnthan Banks and Nickoe Whitley. The interceptions came on third downs and kept the game tied at 7-7 going into halftime.
After an uneventful third quarter, MSU finally broke the stalemate when Derek DePasquale made a 22-yard field goal. DePasquale missed two field goals in the game which could have given the Bulldogs a bigger lead, but they led 10-7 with 9:50 left in the game.
MSU's defense had pretty much shut down the Gamecock's powerful offense, but with just under 4 minutes left in the game, Alshon Jeffery made a leaping catch in the end zone over Corey Broomfield to give South Carolina the 14-10 lead.
On the ensuing drive, Russell led the Bulldogs down into South Carolina territory and they appeared to be driving for the win. However, Russell was hit while trying to complete a pass to Arceto Clark and the throw was short, allowing a Gamecock defender to intercept the pass and end the scoring threat.
Russell said he didn't remember if his arm was hit while throwing, but he was getting hit for most of the game so there is a chance that was the case.Â
The Gamecocks ran the clock out by taking a safety on fourth down and picked up the win.
Russell finished the day 11-for-29 for 165 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions.
His second interception is the most memorable of the two, but Mullen sees thing being different in the future.
"He'll learn and he'll get better," said Mullen. "It was a good learning experience to be in that situation, making that throw and I see us making that throw as we continue."
Russell wasn't the story of the day for the Bulldogs as their defense held Marcus Lattimore to only 39 rushing yards on 17 carries. Lattimore was also injured late in the game and South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier said they could be without him for a while. MSU's defense also held Jeffery to only 24 yards on five catches, but there is one catch it wants back and that's his game winning jump ball in the fourth quarter.
However, Mullen was proud of the defense and what the did on Saturday.
"I thought we played well," said Mullen. "You hold a back like Marcus Lattimore to 39 yards rushing and that's a pretty good day. With the talent that team has, I think our guys overall did really well throughout the course of the game."
Junior defensive lineman Fletcher Cox, who had some key tackles in the game, agrees with his head coach but wants to take the next step.
"Overall, we did a good job, but obviously we have to get better," said Cox. "We get better week after week but we have to keep improving."
The Bulldogs drop to 3-4 overall and 0-4 in the SEC, will have next week off, before they travel to Kentucky the following week still in search of their first conference win.


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What is the single most important question that the youth of this era need to ask themselves?
The youth of today are growing up in a completely different world from their parents and grandparents. With all the technology, media, and economic problems of today, it makes me wonder about the questions that the youth should ask themselves.
What do you think is the single most important question that the youth need to ask themselves? What was a question you wish you would've asked your younger self?
Sep 13 2011: I believe that youth need to ask about the value of systems that define our reality. We assume that educational, economic and political systems are "the way things are" and no one seems to ask "Based on current understanding, what's the best way to do this?"
Seo Rim Kim
Sep 11 2011: I'm a teenager, and if there's one question that's important to me, it's "Why?"
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I think it's crucial to have that sense of healthy skepticism to question why the world is the way it is.
I also think if this world is open enough for me to dare ask the question "Why?" to the given information or the established "norms", it's a world where we can hope and create a better future.Sep 9 2011: "Why?"
This question made me who I am today.Sep 6 2011: the difference between freedom and self indulgence.
Sep 6 2011: Haha, this one wins.Sep 11 2011: "How can I help?" If we all adopted this outlook and helped each other we would be in a much better placeSep 11 2011: I would say, How can i make the world a better place through the job(s) i will choose?
Kevin Chow
Sep 11 2011: "What kind of man do I want to strive to become, and what do I do to become that" Although we ask our self different questions at different points in our lives, so its a tricky question this topic is....
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sj smith
Sep 11 2011: The same as adults. What is my purpose and how do I achieve it.You may or may not need formal education to pursue your purpose. It may change, evolve, become achieved and need to be replaced. Not everyone's purpose is to change the world. I make things better where I can. The small things around me that people aren't noticing. I seek them and serve to fulfill them. I know that I have impacted others who have gone on to impact others. The ripple effect may create more good than I can ever know. Every great achievement can be traced down to small ones. Each step along the way someone served a purpose. Many others may find what appears to be a grander purpose. Someone's purpose may be to teach them how to achieve it.
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Kent Spencer
Sep 9 2011: My idea is that they should ask themselves.....what is my purpose?
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I believe thousands and thousands of people wake up everyday and simply go with the flow. And by flow, I mean operating within whats around them in their everyday lives. Young students usually don't find out who they are, and what their purpose is they work like robots in school. They never learn to think for themselves with the traditional methods of waking up, listen to the teacher, do homework. It gives off a feeling of having a job, instead of a system that's supposed to help you discover your purpose. This is major problem in the U.S. We end up with young adults making a life time decision in the course of their senior year winter-summer.....some spring-summer...some just summer...some in a matter of weeks. Then they end up not happy with the majors and careers they picked. All because they aren't tuned into their inner purpose, and are just going with the flow.
Philip Tripp
Sep 9 2011: What is the deepest and most precious gift that I have that I can share with the world?
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Sep 9 2011: Right on Philip - Sharing is the key
Debra Smith
Sep 7 2011: My suggestion is: How can we do better than the generations before us did?
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Sep 7 2011: My answers:
- Solve the obstruction of ideological divides. (i.e., learn to understand one another and reach agreements -- not necessarily compromises. Or, at least find a solution to working around those divides.)
- Learn from our mistakes, and take advantage of them.
- Unite, and progress. It's really all we can do!
- Use all non-destructive energy. No more gas.
- Develop an effective public education.
- Examine the ridiculous economic inequality.
Sep 8 2011: Hi Luke, yes, these are some of the answers but the answers are easy on paper. How can this next generation (upon which all of our hopes are pinned) actually implement them? Everyone in every generation might think that they know the answers but putting them into effect is the thing that has stymied us.
Sep 8 2011: Plainly put, enter politics as a movement. That's one way ideologies enter politics. (As this is really another ideology, that just takes into consideration the effects of ideological division.)
Maybe have a candidate run for president on a platform of solving ideological divides, learning from past mistakes, and progressing. Probably won't get into office, but this is how a lot of issues have been brought to the national stage in the past.
For the more specific issues, I believe solutions will inevitably happen, as society naturally progresses (and I see solving these as progress); we're just moving at an alarmingly slow, and dangerous rate, which is affecting millions of lives.Sep 8 2011: In a nutshell- learn from their mistakes! (easier said then done, I know, but it needs to be said)Sep 9 2011: what is 'better'?
as an example, many people who object to the pollution caused by cars suggest things were better before the car existed, but remain ignorant of the stench and rampant disease caused by all the horse dung in the street. and that was when he had far fewer people to transport around.Sep 9 2011: Focus on how we are the same and evolve to prize the differences instaed of fearing and ultimately destroying them.
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Sep 7 2011: Will I lose this idealism when I grow older? (s c a r y )Sep 7 2011: "Which dreams can I make real?"Sep 6 2011: What limits will i put on my life?
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That's the question :D
Sep 6 2011: Or, who puts limits on my life? This will inevitably lead to your question.Sep 6 2011: Great question Fadi!
Luke, you're also right, that could lead to Fadi's original question. Both are very valid! You need to know the limits others are putting on you as well as how you're getting in your own way too.
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Sep 6 2011: This is the question I believe to be most significant to individuals in my generation:
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What is important? -- There's so much raw data being thrown at me, I'm starting to drift away from texting and social media, because it's so much information, on top of the thousands of advertisements I've learned to block from my perception every day. While I don't expect all people of my generation to see why this question is important, it's crucial that they experience asking it. It is relieving to know that it's theoretically possible to be content without the need to imbibe more information.
There's an overload of data, and I think we may well see some movements grow out of this. Maybe it's just me, but I feel overwhelmed by the prodigious quantity of things nagging at me. Asking this question forces one to evaluate and filter the data penetrating his or her life.
Sep 6 2011: A young mind can be easily confused and deceived with loads of information thrown at her.
I think you've got it, answer to this question can save many and lead them to good life
Sep 6 2011: Or him ; )Sep 6 2011: Oh Luke, I'm enjoying your responses in this topic.
If I may ask, Luke how do you go about deciding what's important on a daily basis with all that media?Sep 6 2011: Who am I?
In all this media noise it's quite easy to loose yourself and become one of the crowd. Sefldefining is the first step to get to know the world, it builds confidence and clears up mind. I think its that. Who am I?
Sep 6 2011: I think this is a question everyone ends up asking-- not specific to our generation. However, I think the media we have today multiplies the importance of it. The media has become overpowering in that it effectively touches and influences the lives of every youth in our society.
Sep 6 2011: Great question roman, & good point Luke!
The media has made a lot of these questions seem more important and urgent for today's youth to answer. Why is that?
Sep 6 2011: Youth are more vulnerable to bad influences of unfiltered information. And theres more of it these days. The selves are diluted in it.
We're much of what people makes us. In our parents/grandparents world most of the environment was family, home and neighborhood and now theres this Globalization thing.
I'm sorry I can't find words for my thoughts, as I'm in the middle of learning English, actually.Sep 6 2011: Media can influence a child's ideas of what matters; for example, a shoe company can convince a child that its shoes will make him (or her) freakin' cool. This idea can seed a very materialistic lifestyle. In reality, it's hundreds of companies doing this meddling-- amid fragile child development.
Another example is the similar effects of reality television on youth my age. It exposes its viewers to an alluring pseudo-reality and influences the behavior of youth.
In effect, media (the media, social-media, television, advertisement) deeply affects the identity of children and youth. Because of this, it is crucial that the youth today determine what is important to themselves and understand who they are, not who they're molded into being.Sep 6 2011: Luke I see we think alike. I meant the same thing just you put it in better words.
Now the question is what comes first, defining yourself or filtering out bad influences so that they don't harm you affecting your self?Sep 6 2011: I also agree that the media is a huge problem for the young. I think what needs to be realised is that the problems they see broadcasted to them have always been there...always and not only have we survived but flourished. It now seems more condensed by the media, covering stories from every corner of the world and sensationalizing it. I am suggesting building emotional resilience in the face of the negative media monster. I grew up not having the problems of the world on my shoulders. Todays young have to deal with violence both local and global and are even pressured to take responsibility for the environment and future of this planet. I feel it is unaceptable emotional pressures placed on growing impressionable minds before they have developed the managing mechanisms of maturity.
To the parents of young children: in my opinion get them away from the tv and media. Let them enjoy thier young precious years of chidhood, let them dream and play in the dirt. Help them to have playful adventures and most of all teach them love and therefore respect. Dont enable/empower them to deal with adult concepts...after all, thats what adults are for. It is our job and we must not shirk from it by misdirecting the responsibility. We owe at least that much to our children.
Aida Raissi
Sep 12 2011: Youth need to ask themselves "if they have the courage to live the life that they want?" In today's society love has come to mean to suffer. A lot of youth tend to make decisions in life based on what their parents want because they love them even though that decision is NOT what they want. If youth have the courage to follow their interest despite disappointing their parents, they are much more likely to be successful in their careers and actually make a difference in the lives of the people around them.Sep 12 2011: Am i passionate and courage enough to face the challeges of the modern world ?How is my thinking going to influence me and my community?Sep 11 2011: Wanting to fix a problem inherently changes your level of consciousness.Sep 11 2011: 'The single most important question' is a tricky question. Personally, I think that anything important requires more than 'single question'. It is simply because we ought to know whether we are asking the right question for the right matter.
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Anyway, we should be asking ourself two most important question which is 1st - 'what do we want?" and 2nd - 'what choice do we have?'
These two probably the most important questions that not only the youth but the adult should be asking themselves and the rest is only the detail.Sep 11 2011: Personally I think that it's not always important to "be happy" but to be able to recognize and deal with different moods in ourselves as well as others. Sometimes I just want to be left alone and sometimes I need to just leave others alone. If we can be cognisant and accepting of each other, I guess that will help us to navigate life and leave life on earth with peace in our souls. So if the youth can ask themselves "how can I create civility and peace in this world?", they'll be doing okay in my book.Sep 10 2011: How can I fix what is broken?
jag .
Sep 10 2011: "No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it." Albert Einstein
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Sep 10 2011: Who am I and are we? Where do I and we come from? Where am I and we going?
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What is this world? How should I live?Sep 10 2011: How do I make things better than I found them?
Allen Links
Sep 10 2011: When you decide to do something, try to ask yourself :What kind of result will it cause?Sep 10 2011: How are my actions affecting others, directly or indirectly? Positive or negative effects.
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Do I need help or support?
Do I know who to go to ask for it?Sep 10 2011: What is my talent...what do I love?
Helen Hupe
Sep 9 2011: What is my priority ?Sep 9 2011: What is my contribution to mankind????Sep 9 2011: the question i often hear when we debate outside of class is;
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"why can't they just leave us alone?"
the second most often question i hear is, "should we care about what parents/society/adults think?" a lot of my friends have advocated that we just wash our hands of you and go to sit out the coming natural disasters due from global warming and just do our own thing. there seems to be a hell of a lot of resentment about the assumption that because we were born in this society, we belong to them and have to follow their rules.
Sep 9 2011: I see it as an issue that "youth" see it as an us and them thing. When did it stop being WE? and how do we bring it back to US.
Sep 11 2011: i would say a large majority of adults see it as an us and them type thing. "ur the ones with wars". you know?
youth gotta see we are the ones with wars.
only adults are the self-responsible ones.
Sep 12 2011: I also see it as an issue that adults see themsleves as apart from youth - afterall youth were adults 20 years earlier and adults will be seniotrs in 20 years.
I don't know if adults or youth or seniors or babies OWN wars - I think wars are all ours, as we all live with the damage, the destruction and the division that they cause.
If there was only WE and no US or THEM - would there still be wars???Sep 9 2011: Why are these youths asked to bear the emotional burden of their parents? Are they mature enough to take on adult concepts? I feel you have not been clear in your post. An observation.
Sep 11 2011: i must congratulate you in your clarity- however it seems to me that you have not been clear with your first question, what do you mean by the 'emotional burden of their parents'?
to the second question; yes, a large number of students are more than able to 'take on' adult concepts and have been since we were 14, although i would say a large majority of us are uninterested in asking such questions and care more about things like football.
Sep 11 2011: My appology Tom, you have answered my second question and indirectly my first. The thread question is asking about children when citing talks related to this topic. In your first post I thought you were discussing kids not young adults, in which case they are indeed old enough to deal with the emotional burdens that are associated with most adult concepts. Thank you.Sep 9 2011: Tom...Unless there are some kind of rules (not mine lol) there is chaos.
Sep 11 2011: chaos has a bad implications in english, even though i would say it is the natural state of affairs.
everyone has their own set of rules, or moral values and without a form of government people revert to these rules, which poses the question; "are people inherently good?" if they are we wouldn't need a government to set laws or to uphold them. if the answer is no, more likely, then it would revert to the strong take and the weak serve.
anyways i wasn't implying anarchy i was simply stating that many of my friends think we shouldn't have to be confined to the country were born in if we don't agree with its government.
some people just want to be left to their own devices and let others worry about politics and 'perceived threats' and money and things like that
Sep 11 2011: You have a point, Tom. I have to think this over. I'll have more to say.Sep 12 2011: "Responsible freedom of self determination, becoming truly
self-confident and free, to unconditionally be responsible for oneself,
without being coerced to accept some higher authority."
i like how this puts it. btw this is for tomSep 12 2011: when you (or your friends) say "we just wash our hands of you and go to sit out the coming natural disasters due from global warming" there is a problem in that the average temperature will go up 6 degrees C in the next 100 years and mankind can't keep living in that environment because wheat and other food plants won't grow! so, yes, us adults caused the problem but everyone who understands what's happening needs to get out there and educate sweetly (not arrogantly) that a low carbon economy NOW is v important and lets get on with itSep 12 2011: On the one hand, there is nothing you can do about the society you were born into, so it's not worth the effort revolting against this fact. On the other hand, I think they "why can't they just leave alone?" also should be heard. It is true that imposing an older generation's rules on the one that follows is only helpful to a certain degree: every generation grows up with its own tools and at its own speed and we should keep this in mind when we ask ourselves what "young people" should or should not do.
Ben Jarvis
Sep 8 2011: how can i improve this?Sep 8 2011: is the air i breathe clean, where does the water i drink comes from.
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asking the basic questions, and keep the attention on them, not dismissed like a file that you put in a folder somewhere.
jag .
Sep 7 2011: Where to find happiness?
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Sep 7 2011: Personally, I don't see happiness as an objective. It's a product of what I do and who I am. If I'm unhappy, I ask what should I do or who should I be, which are two much weightier questions, I think. What should I do, being the most consequential.
Luigi Vampa
Sep 9 2011: Inside you. Happines is a inner status, not a exterior thing. You can't "find" it in any place.
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Sep 9 2011: That is such a cop-out, our inner status is completely dependent on the environment we interact with.
Sep 9 2011: Perhaps what you say is true for someone that's instable and unsecure. This often applies to teenagers but in general it is as Luigi stated: you can't find it outside yourself.
Let me give an example. Long ago I wasn't happy with my work. One day I decided that as I did this work anyway I best try and do it the best I could. After a short while it gave me satisfaction and I realized that it didn't matter what you do but how you do it.Sep 10 2011: I believe that what we do matters. If we do what is right and make a difference in our surroundings for the better we will be happy. If were happy just the way we are than we will never move forward. So yes its what you do that makes you happy. Its not happiness that dictates what you do.
jag .
Sep 10 2011: Brilliant, thats what I think (that happiness comes from inside me).
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The thing is in our society we are taught that 'happiness' comes from outside ourselves, e.g when you buy a new pair of trainers, or a car, or get into a relationship, but these just bring pleasure, but we mistake it for happiness. For someone who hasn't had that realisation, it can be hard to understand that happiness comes from inside. We are 100% responsible for our reactions to things. This is why I find things like The Sedona Method and The Work by Katie Byron so helpful, because they are methods of letting go of pain, and naturally allowing more peace and joy.
A misunderstanding would be that someone might decide that they wont get into a relationship or buy new things, but having new a pair of trainers or getting into a relationship are great things to have, its when we think our happiness comes from them (attatchment) that is when the level of happiness in ones life is lowered.Sep 7 2011: All these questions you're proposing are good, but they might be too hard to answer for a teenager or it can actually hurt her. More than that now I come to think that parents shouldn't allow their kids to answer questions like 'who am I?', 'whats right?', 'what should I become?' themselves. Seriously, would you let 15 years old choose your job? Would you let 15 years old yourself choose a car for you now? No, I suppose not.
So single, most essential question I wish my younger self asked himself is "What else to ask dad?". I guess I would be better off that way.


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The numbers continue to come up for the Reid Avenue Bunco Babes.
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The Reid Avenue Bunco Babes handed over a check for $1,426 last week to the Friends of the Port St. Joe Public Library, bringing the total raised by the Babes and their Bunco in less than three years to $9,055.
"This Bunco group is such a community-minded organization," said Cathy Colbert, president of the Friends of the Port St. Joe Public Library. "These ladies have been great to the library. We can not thank them enough."
The Reid Avenue Bunco Babes, who get together for frequent games of the popular dice game, decided in the spring of 2010 to organize a tournament to benefit the library.
The money goes to the Friends, a non-profit with the goal to compliment to the library's core mission, during a time when public funding for libraries has been slashed around the region and state.
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The Friends buy books, periodicals, newspapers, computer software and DVDs the library could not otherwise afford.
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"It used to be that we had a limit on our DVDs and our books on CDs," Colbert said, noting that both items are popular with snowbirds. "Now because of the Bunco Babes anybody can check out twice as many DVDs or CDs as they did before, four instead of just two.
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Despite a tighter operational budget, which has necessitated the closing of the library on Saturdays, the Port St. Joe Public Library remains a popular community asset.
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The most recent fundraiser was held again at The Fish House Restaurant.
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Barrow soldier, 23, dies after being wounded in Afghanistan
Last updated at 16:34, Friday, 18 January 2013
A SOLDIER from Barrow who was shot in the neck in Afghanistan has died from his wounds.
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Kingsman Dave Shaw, from Flass Meadows, was serving in 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment near Lashkar Gah in Helmand Province when he sustained the injury on Monday January 14.
Kgn Shaw, aged 23, had undergone two emergency operations in Afghanistan before being flown to Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham later on Monday morning.
The family of Kgn Shaw said: "David was a much-loved son and brother who was proud to have served his country in the 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. He loved his family and friends and would always make time for a hug for everybody. He enjoyed playing football, running and was an Arsenal fan. He also followed his local team, Barrow AFC. He has touched many lives. He will be missed and never forgotten."
Lieutenant Colonel Nick Wood, Commanding Officer, 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment, said: "The death of Kingsman David Shaw is a devastating tragedy. The loss of our fallen comrade, who has fought so bravely and fiercely for three months, is deeply felt by all in the 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment.
"David was a true Cumbrian and Kingsman: physically and mentally tough, a warrior through and through, utterly loyal to those he worked with and possessing a sense of humour that touched us all. Known throughout the Battalion as 'Doctor S' he was the most popular of individuals. His joking and light heartedness would lift the gloomiest of situations and have us all laughing. He was someone we all wanted to be with and have around.
"Highly experienced in operating in Afghanistan, he was conducting his second tour having previously served here in 2010. Both times he deployed regularly into some of the most dangerous parts of the country but was unflinching in his bravery and courage. Displaying nothing but professionalism and focus on the task, his ability to inspire those about him marked him out as a future leader. Everyone wanted to be next to David on patrol as they knew he would be there for them. As one of the more senior Kingsmen in his platoon he took pride in helping those junior to him through challenging times, and there were plenty. Such unselfishness was something that we all aspire to.
"The loss of David has left a gaping hole in the Battalion and in our lives. Our memories of him will make us laugh and cry and renew our resolve to succeed with the mission - his sacrifice will not have been in vain. Yet it is to David's family that I wish to express our deepest sympathies. I hope that knowing David was the best of Kingsmen, a true warrior and friend, who died doing what he loved, may offer them some comfort."
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My husband is Augustine Nicholias Maverick,
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What is your husband's name? Evan Dustin Richards
When was he born? March 3rd (4 years before me)
Where did he grow up? Seattle, Washington
Who raised him? His mom and dad
Does he have any siblings? Yes
If yes, how many? 3 siblings 2 boys one Girl
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Gavin Wesley Richards
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How did you meet him? In college
What did he major in? Fitness
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What was the first date like? What did you do? He takes me to a movie in a local park. We have Popcorn and Soda Pop and are able to snuggle up together and stay warm
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Like before, roll the dice and then use the answers to write a story as you go along!
Jason Lou was born on December 1st and was born and raised in New York City. His Mom left Jason and his Dad, Norman, when Jason was 2. So his Dad was left to raise Jason and his twin brother Jordan. His childhood home was a nice 3 bedroom home, http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-6311...-for-sale.html When Jason was 11 his Dad remarried to Jenna. She wasn't so kind and you loathed her. So when he turned 18 he moved to an apartment and went to New York School of Arts. That is where you and Jason met. He majored in the Arts. He wanted to be an art teacher. The first date was at a cofee shop very vague and relaxing
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What is your husband's name? Theodore James Parker
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What did he major in? Psychology
What does he want to do for work? Become a Psychologist.Girls: June Rosalie, Clio Genevieve, Mabel Juliet, Greer Vivienne, Iris Lucia, Margot Laura, Sylvie Maeve, Ingrid Scarlett, Florence Pearl, Lara Josephine
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Husband: Jake Andrew Muller
bday: 10/21
grew up: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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met: through work
he went to college: Duke University, NC
after i graduated, I moved to Pittsburgh
he majored in Business
he works as a teacher too