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There are cupcakes, and then there are CUPCAKES. These caramel frappuccino cupcakes definitely fit in the latter category. If you like frappuccino in a cup, you will simply flip for these.
From Sweet Tooth, the base is a marvelous mocha cupcake. It's then filled with caramel, and topped with a whipped cream frosting and more caramel sauce on top. I'm seriously drooling just thinking about them.
For the cupcakes:
1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
2 cups sugar
3/4 cups cocoa powder
2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp kosher salt
1 cup buttermilk
1/2 cup vegetable oil
3 large eggs, at room temperature
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 cup freshly brewed, hot coffee
1 tsp espresso powder
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and line 18 muffin tins with cupcake liners.
In a medium sized bowl, whisk together flour, sugar, cocoa, baking soda, baking powder, and salt.
Brew the coffee and dissolve the espresso powder in the coffee.
In the bowl of an electric mixture, beat buttermilk, oil, eggs, and vanilla together on medium speed until well combined.
With the mixer on slow speed, add the dry ingredients in 3 batches, mixing until only just incorporated.
Add the coffee and stir until combined, scraping the bottom of the bowl with a rubber spatula.
Fill cupcakes liners a little more than halfway (don't put too much in!), and bake for 14-16 minutes, or until cake tester comes out clean.
For the Whipped Cream Frosting:
2 cups heavy cream
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1 tsp vanilla
It's best to chill your bowl and whisk attachment before whipping the cream for the fastest results, so remember to stick your clean bowl in the freezer for a few minutes after you're done making the cupcakes.
Once cooled, beat the heavy cream on high speed until stiff peaks form.
Add the sugar and vanilla and beat further until incorporated.
Place frosting in a piping bag with a large round tip and decorate cupcakes as desired.
For the Easy Caramel Sauce:
1/2 cup heavy cream
3 tbsp butter
3 tbsp light corn syrup
1-1/2 cup packed light brown sugar
Combine all ingredients in a saucepan, bring to a boil, and boil briskly for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Cool before placing in a piping bag or plastic squeeze bottle (If you plan to refrigerate before use, make sure to use plastic wrap touching the top layer to help prevent crystallization).
Once the cupcakes are cooled, use a serrated knife to cut out a small cone-shaped chunk from each cupcake.
Fill with caramel, cover hole with slice of cake, top with frosting, and drizzle more caramel on top.
Recipe yields 18 cupcakes
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If you've been following our series of blog posts about the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG), you know that every other week we are featuring our course coordinators as guest bloggers. This week we are headed to Sweden with Course 4 Coordinator, Geoffrey Morris.
First, may I congratulate any reader who has Swedish ancestry! Your research activities to discover your Swedish family can be a rich and fulfilling journey. The biggest factor in accomplishing this is your determination to overcome research barriers. There is no lack of records. Unlike many other countries where good thorough records were not kept, or preserved, the Swedish records are some of the most thorough and complete in the world. This is due to a number of factors such as:
- a reasonably small population compared to many countries
- an incredible amount of records kept by religious and civil authorities
- national stability
- a huge amount of records that have survived the hazards of time
- Figuring out what record to go to next
- To read and understand text
The remainder of the course will be focused on exploring records and research strategies. Speaking of records, did you know there are roughly 3,000 parishes in Sweden? Each parish has a collection of records that were created for a variety of reasons (including many record types that were never microfilmed.) Now if you gathered all the parish records from every parish in Sweden and made an enormous pile of books, the pile would only represent about six percent of the all records in the national and regional archives. As the digitization of records continues to progress, a much wider variety of records are becoming available than ever before. All of the class topics in the Swedish track will have a record and strategy focus that is not limited to the FamilySearch collection.
Finally, we will offer consultation activities at the Family History Library where your instructors will schedule a time to assist with research guidance.
In summary, our hope is to offer a Swedish Research course that will discuss topics that are rarely (if ever) offered at any other genealogical conference outside of Sweden. All of your instructors are fluent in Swedish and will be using Swedish sources to build their class material. Although this is a great opportunity for intermediate to advanced researchers to improve their Swedish research skills, beginners are very welcome.
Thanks, Geoff! If you have Swedish ancestry you can register for the Swedish Research course or learn more about it at the UGA website. If you have any questions about this course, please comment on this post. Will we see you in January?
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Bolivia Is Facing Meltdown So Can a Solution Be Found?
By Lee Jay Walker
Tokyo Correspondent – SEOUL TIMES – SOUTH KOREA
|President Evo Morales of Bolivia
President Evo Morales of Bolivia faces a major internal crisis because his left-wing ideology is not going down well amongst the elites of this nation. Therefore, the most wealthy parts of this nation desire to obtain autonomy and this is clearly a threat to the Bolivian nation state. Because five out of nine states which make up Bolivia desire to obtain greater autonomy in order to control their own respective internal fiscal policies? However, can Bolivia afford such a patchwork system and will both sides abide by such major differences? Or will the internal political dynamics of Bolivia unravel and create mayhem?
If President Morales does not either seek a "genuine" compromise or clampdown on the pro-autonomy regions of Pando, Beni, Tarija, Chuquisaca and Santa Cruz, then surely events will only get worse? You can not have two governments within a nation and obviously for tax reasons, Santa Cruz is vital because of rampant poverty within Bolivia. Given this, President Morales must respond in either a positive and compromising way or if they decline this offer, then he must clampdown on this serious threat to Bolivia. His options, therefore, could be forced if the opposition is unwilling to seek a solution because both sides need to take a step back in order to solve this tense crisis.
However, does President Morales have the power to do this? After all, it is clear that in the past the extreme rich often paid for private militias in many nations throughout South America. Also, the armed forces were nothing more than a military unit which looked after the extreme rich and strong families who dominated society. This applied to the Somoza family in Nicaragua before the Sandinista Revolution and this same scenario was played out in other nations during the Cold War period. At the same time the judiciary may also cause political mayhem alongside the military and the police because these institutions may challenge the power base of Morales? So it is clear that divide and rule based on massive economic disparity was often the way in this part of the world and Morales must be getting worried.
Also, the issue of racial politics is very serious because the indigenous people have been marginalized since the Spanish conquest. Martin Arostegui wrote in the Washington Times (June 24, 2005) that "A growing indigenous movement has helped topple successive governments in Bolivia and Ecuador and, angered by the destruction of Andean coca crops, now threatens the stability of other countries where Indians are in the majority.
Drawing support from European leftists and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, the long-marginalized Indians are tasting political influence for the first time since the Spanish conquest and beginning to wrest power from South America's white elites…" This statement highlights the natural divisions within Bolivia, Ecuador, and other nations throughout the region. So it is clear that you have ethnic factors, economic reasons, and others, which have been fused together with the theory of socialism but the real underline cause of this is both economic and social alienation.
The only major difference between now and the past, is that in most nations it is left-wing forces which are in power, therefore, regional nations may assist President Morales? Also, he does have a strong power base amongst the poor and marginalized, and he will surely take some comfort in this reality. However, wealthy leaders who are against him could easily cause havoc but some may fear retribution if they fail. Therefore, divisions may emerge within the five regions which desire greater autonomy or self-rule?
For now the situation is very delicate and President Morales must act in a brave way but he must not be naive because if he shows any weaknesses, then he may lose power? This situation needs to be solved quickly because the death total keeps on rising. Therefore, Bolivia needs a strong unitary state which can function but which allows some concessions in order to placate the leaders of Pando, Beni, Tarija, Chuquisaca and Santa Cruz. Yet "a new Bolivia" needs to be open to all the people of this nation and not just the rich elite like in the past.
Also, America must not meddle in this crisis because this will make the situation even worse. Therefore, regional leaders have rebuked past negative forces and the leaders of Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua and Venezuela, have also pointed the finger at America and this feeling is shared in other nations. For example Brazil is also very unhappy about the current crisis and the presidential aide, Marco Aurelio Garcia, stated Brazil "…will not tolerate a rupture in Bolivia's democratic order."
But the struggle within Bolivia goes on between the western Andean half of this nation, which is mainly populated by the marginalized indigenous population, and the more prosperous and conservative eastern lowlands which is dominated by the ruling European and mixed descent population. Also, economics and the desire to control the lucrative gas fields is also at play and of course Morales needs to exploit this wealth in order to develop a more equal and just society. However, the traditional ruling elites do not want to relinquish their economic and political power base, therefore, the current crisis is very complex and Bolivia is on the brink of meltdown. So can a compromise be found in the near future given the huge gaps in thinking?
Lee Jay Walker Dip BA MA


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YARNELL, Ariz. -- Containment on the Arizona wildfire that killed 19 firefighters over the weekend has nearly doubled.
(MORE: Cause of Firefighters' Deaths Determined | Meet the Only Survivor)
Fire officials say the Yarnell Hill Fire is 90 percent contained, up from 80 percent earlier in the day Thursday.
On Sunday, violent winds took the Granite Mountain Hotshots by surprise and killed 19 members of the elite crew.
The fire also destroyed more than 100 homes and has burned about 13 square miles. Residents of the small town of Yarnell remain evacuated.
Residents of another area called Peeples Valley were allowed to return home Thursday.
More than 600 firefighters continue to fight the blaze as authorities plan a memorial for the men on Tuesday.
Their bodies, which are in Phoenix for autopsies, will be returned home to Prescott on Sunday.


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Submitted to: Plant Disease
Publication Type: Proceedings
Publication Acceptance Date: 10/10/2004
Publication Date: 1/5/2005
Citation: Hartman, G.L., Miles, M.R., Frederick, R.D. 2005. Breeding for resistance to soybean rust. Plant Disease. 89:664-666.
Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Soybean rust occurs in all major soybean-growing regions of the world except the North American mainland. Four single genes for rust resistance were previously identified in soybean. Race-specific resistance has also been found among non-cultivated Glycine species. Evaluation of plant introduction accessions in the USDA soybean germplasm collection for rust resistance was initiated in 2002 at the Fort Detrick BL-3 containment facility and at six international locations. Partial resistance, expressed as reduced pustule number and increased latent period, has also been reported, but has not been widely used in breeding programs. Tolerance, defined as yield stability under high disease pressure, has also been used in the past. Tolerance, along with race-specific and partial resistance, could offer a broad array of genetics to help minimize the impact of rust on soybean production.


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No thanks, I'll trust in facts, logic, and science. Once again, atheist here - have been for a long time and always will be, and proud of it. I've asked you not to send me this kind of tripe before; once again, please stop. Thanks.
An atheist was taking a walk through the woods. "What majestic trees! What powerful rivers! What beautiful animals!" he said to himself. As he continued walking alongside the river he heard a rustling in the bushes. Turning to look, he saw a 7 foot grizzly charging towards him. He ran as fast as he could up the path. Looking over his shoulder he saw that the bear was closing in on him. His heart was pumping frantically and he tried to run even faster. He tripped and fell on the ground. He rolled over to pick himself up but saw the bear raising his paw to take a swipe at him. At that instant the atheist cried out: "Oh my God..."; Time stopped. The bear froze. The forest was silent. It was then that a bright light shone upon the man and a voice came out of the sky saying: "You deny my existence for all of these years, teach others I don't exist, and even credit creation to a cosmic accident. Do you expect me to help you out of this predicament? Am I to count you as a believer?" The atheist looked directly into the light, "It would be hypocritical of me to suddenly ask you to treat me as a Christian now, but perhaps, could you make the BEAR a Christian?" "Very well," said the voice. The light went out. And the sounds of the forest resumed. And then the bear lowered his paw, bowed his head and spoke: "Lord,bless this food which I am about to receive and for which I am truly thankful. Amen."
Indeed, fairy tales do make for good jokes. And it's very Christ-like to laugh about the death of a human being, isn't it? But in my experience, life is far too short to spend it living in fear based on a 2000-year-old nonsensical and plagiarized myth - but the choice is entirely up to you.
To respond directly to the line of thinking (or lack thereof) from Calvin's joke, here's world renowned atheist and brilliant evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins answering an audience member's question regarding atheism - "What if you're wrong?": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mmskXXetcg
(His reference to the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster might also interest you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_the_Flying_Spaghetti_Monster). If you'd like to know more about the origins of Christianity and all the other religions that it stole concepts from, you can watch this short video. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2740987755232169561&ei=... Atheist statistics in the United States: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T27kB4BjbEg and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbef07aQtB8
An analysis of the practical dangers of unquestioning religious faith by neuroscientist Sam Harris: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3YOIImOoYM
'Believing the Unbelievable: The Clash Between Faith and Reason in the Modern World' by Sam Harris: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6734321991450996691&ei...
'A Universe From Nothing' by physicist Lawrence Krauss, which is probably the most amazing thing I've ever heard on the origins of the universe and a well-stated case against religion without making much mention of it. It's mind-blowing and will should put anyone who is able to listen and pay attention to the complexity of the discussion on intellectual overload. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ImvlS8PLIo
And finally, a sampling of atheist quotes:
"I contend we are both atheists. I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours." -Stephen Roberts
"I cannot believe in the immortality of the soul.... No, all this talk of an existence for us, as individuals, beyond the grave is wrong. It is born of our tenacity of life – our desire to go on living … our dread of coming to an end." -Edison
"Religions are all alike – founded upon fables and mythologies." -Thomas Jefferson
"Religion is based . . . mainly on fear . . . fear of the mysterious, fear of defeat, fear of death. Fear is the parent of cruelty, and therefore it is no wonder if cruelty and religion have gone hand in hand. . . . My own view on religion is that of Lucretius. I regard it as a disease born of fear and as a source of untold misery to the human race." -Bertrand Russell
"I cannot imagine a God who rewards and punishes the objects of his creation, whose purposes are modeled after our own -- a God, in short, who is but a reflection of human frailty. Neither can I believe that the individual survives the death of his body, although feeble souls harbor such thoughts through fear or ridiculous egotism." -Einstein
"Faith means not wanting to know what is true." Nietzsche
"If we believe absurdities, we shall commit atrocities." -Voltaire
"The Bible is not my book nor Christianity my profession. I could never give assent to the long, complicated statements of Christian dogma." -Lincoln
"Religion is a byproduct of fear. For much of human history, it may have been a necessary evil, but why was it more evil than necessary? Isn't killing people in the name of God a pretty good definition of insanity?" -Arthur C. Clarke
"Say what you will about the sweet miracle of unquestioning faith, I consider a capacity for it terrifying and absolutely vile." -Kurt Vonnegut
In any case, I quite doubt that you actually feel like taking the necessary time to think very deeply about any of these issues - but I can't help you there.
Ava, I sent the email to you and meant nothing by it. Dad sent it to me, and I enjoyed it. Your name is on my list and I just added it. Sorry if you are offended by it. It is an email and you can take it or leave it.
The gentleman that sent the "Just for the Atheist" is a dear man, and I assure you is not laughing about the death of a human being, quite the contrary. We look for humor where we can find it. Death is very real, as we know. I assure you, that Calvin is not mocking death. He does live in a form of fear however, his 19 year old son Steve, has been battling the same form of cancer that your cousin died of. He has been through every form of Chemo and radiation, and surgery that a young body can and should have to tolerate. He has been fighting for over 3 years. He is now in clinical trials. His dad is an amazing person, just as the rest of his family is. Steve, on the other hand, is a hero.
Calvin was a part of my healing when your cousin died, and I think he is truly an inspirational man. I hope that if you had known where his heart and head are you may not have been so quick to prove your position. I think we do have things to discuss and concern ourselves with in this life we live, but this is not one of them. Calvin remains one of my true friends and I say a prayer daily for Steve, and his family.
And why would it be living in fear if you have faith?
"life is far too short to spend it living in fear based on a 2000-year-old nonsensical and plagiarized myth - but the choice is entirely up to you."
Thank you Judy I appreciate your thoughts and that I could have helped provide some or any comfort during a difficult time for you. Ava, be the best Atheist you can but also remember to be the best human you can as well.
Calvin, those two things are not mutually exclusive; I assure you that atheists are easily among the best human beings I've encountered in my life. Honest, sincere, intelligent, strong, loving, and genuinely interested in the greater good - all without a mythical deity to magically force them into behaving that way :) They are that way because they want to be that way.
Judy, that's fine. But I've discussed this with you in some detail before. (Thinking back to that conversation, I recall that you also told me that [my cousin] was an atheist.) I understand that people are religious and I don't force my atheism on anyone, but I will stand up for it when it's attacked. Those videos explain why.
When I told you my position last time, I related it to your sensitivity about receiving asinine conservative emails from people who know you're a liberal and your being offended by it, and rightfully so - I said that likewise with religious emails, I get irritated when people who know I'm an atheist send me religious email - it's insensitive at best and intentionally rude at worst to pretend that everyone thinks alike on important issues. You said you didn't know I was an atheist, and I said that's cool, no biggie. I told you then, in brief and general terms, why I'm an atheist and that I found it incredibly comforting. I figured that if you wanted to know more, you'd ask for info, so I didn't say anything more - people get there own their own.
I don't understand what the background on Calvin was provided for because it has nothing to do with his responses to me. I don't know who he is as a person and can only base my response on what he sent me. Nor do I know why he found it necessary to send an email which most definitely was a joke about a person (an atheist, in particular) dying - and directly to someone who just said "Hey, I'm an atheist." I'm sorry for his personal situation and hope that his son makes a complete recovery thanks to the doctors and scientists treating him and developing everything being utilized in his care, but again, it is completely irrelevant to what was said. He provided no other info on his mindset was when he sent it so I can assume it was at least somewhat malicious - if he meant it "nicely" (and I don't know how that's possible) I would think he would have noted it. No such luck. If he wants to engage in a respectful dialogue, I'm more than willing, but based the joke that doesn't seem like his intent. His latest response attempts to do a 180, as suddenly he's set and fit to make a character judgment on me simply for being an atheist, after sending a joke like that as a probable "morally superior" "Christian." A tad hypocritical and a lot funny.
When you say, "I think we do have things to discuss and concern ourselves with in this life we live, but this is not one of them," I have to disagree. Religion completely affects the way people live their lives and it doesn't get a free pass simply because it deals with "belief." The reason for all those links is so that if anyone actually cares to see what I'm getting at (and most people probably won't because they don't mind having their heads buried in the sand - it's easier, and I know that because I've been there myself), they can look and hear someone much more articulate than myself voice excellent reasons behind everything I've said. Regarding the importance of questioning faith, especially see this one by Harris: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3YOIImOoYM. It's only like 20 minutes long. I can't count how many religious friends have seen this on my Facebook and have spoken with me about it because it actually got the gears turning and really, really makes you think. All the links I posted are quality stuff, and I know not everyone has time for them or will be sold on them, but if you get the chance, you really should check out a couple. They are worth your time. When I mentioned "living in fear" regarding faith I meant what the heart of Calvin's joke is about. His joke tells of the non-believer suddenly being confronted by god and the moral of the story is, you better hedge your bets - believe in god because it's the only way to get into heaven. Lots of people I've spoken to are reluctant to declare themselves atheists because they're scared that they might be wrong - the *only* thing preventing them from being honest with themselves about what they perceive in the world, and in reality, is fear. And fear is a powerful motivator. They know religion doesn't make a lot of sense and are well aware of all the logical, factual, and scientific problems with it, and the intellectual side of them tells them there's probably no god, and if there is, it's certainly not the Christian or whatever god. But just in case, they're going to "play it safe" and believe. And when you're brought up from the day you're born to believe in god, it tends to get ingrained - it's like brainwashing. Unlike Santa, it's a little harder to simply stop believing in god because your parents don't ever give up the myth and just tell you the truth when you get older!
Think about it in terms of waste of time, under a "life is short and time is precious" theory. How many Christians do I know who have held out on doing something very important and necessary in their life because it's categorized as a 'sin' - and only because it's a 'sin'? Lots. Like getting divorced even though their marriage is hurting them in some way (perhaps they're being abused or they don't love their spouse anymore and are extremely depressed)? What about people who spend countless days of their lives feeling immense guilt about a 'sin' that didn't actually hurt anyone, like premarital sex (assuming no one was cheated on, etc.)? How many people only do certain "good" things (go to church, apologize, help the poor) because of fear? (I've heard many people complain about tithing, for example.) There's certainly right and wrong, but religion isn't necessary to figuring it out. If the only motivation someone has for living their life a certain way is based on the reward (in particular here, heaven), is that really "right" or "good"? The answer is obviously no.
And more to the point on waste of time - suppose the day you die, it's lights out. Imagine that what we see is what we really get, and that's all - we all really are just specks in the universe. How angry would you be if you spent your whole life behaving based on what the bible said was "the only right way", and not doing what was actually right or what you actually wanted or would have done, had you known that it was all a lie? How many Christians are on their death beds right now worrying about whether they were "good enough" to get into heaven and repenting to nothing instead of worrying about something that they know is real - their family and friends around them, showing as much love as possible before it's too late? That's what's real. That's what we know we have. This moment, and that's it. Nothing promised in the future. Just think about it.
I'm not saying that people should just do whatever they want by any means - right and wrong still exists, like I said, and it exists regardless of religion.
(And speaking of right and wrong, how many times has religion been used to justify some of the most disgusting things in American history? Racial segregation? Yep. Anti-miscegenation laws? Yep. Anti-women's suffrage? Yep. All these bigots trying to tell gays what kinds of civil contracts they can and can't enter into? Yep. In world history? Don't even get me started... the Crusades are an obvious example. All those people standing up for those "Christian values" and "God's will" were "Christians." For anyone who's read this far who wants to attack atheism as "godless" or "evil" baselessly, I challenge you to name one thing that's ever been done in the name of atheism. Good luck :))
It's sad that in this world, we only get a few decades to see what goes on in this little planet, and to enjoy life, and to learn what there is to learn - and that some people don't even scratch the surface of what life has to offer because they're too worried about what an old fictitious book says that they probably don't even understand that well, but have been brought up to believe, and don't even have the willpower to think about critically. Life is too short not to enjoy it - and to do right, for the right reasons. I don't like the idea of people suffering, or missing out, because of some fiction that when you think about it and are brutally honest about the facts, seems to have as much promise as Zeus or the tooth fairy. I don't like that people rely on things out of fear or because they don't want to think about it - not just because I have to deal with them and their ignorance and how that ignorance affects my life, but also because I feel sorry for them (not all Christians are like that, of course - I'm generalizing in a big way). Realizing that I was an atheist was both was one of the toughest yet most liberating things ever. I can't imagine life any other way and I regret that I spent so many years lost in the fog of being brought up "Christian." I don't claim to have all the answers, but to quote what I once saw at a Van Halen concert during the song 'Right Now,' "Nothing feels better than the truth."
And one more: "If you look for truth, you may find comfort in the end; if you look for comfort you will get neither comfort nor truth, only wishful thinking to begin, and in the end, despair."
I'm sorry this was so long, but I want to make sure I explain so as not to be misunderstood. Plus it's very important to me. Again, the videos do a much better job. :)
Your beliefs were not attacked. On the contrary, I tried to have a conversation, and you found it intolerable. That is what is wrong with this world. Sorry again.
Good morning Judy. You've replied to [my other aunt] in the past about e-mail that was offensive to you, but this is somehow different?
Atheism (a lack of belief, notably - again, it sounds like you didn't watch any of the vids or think about one word I said, and it's really hard to talk to someone about this if they don't even attempt know what's going on) was certainly attacked. You didn't try to have much of a conversation - in sum, you sent a chain e-mail, got indignant, provided a bunch of irrelevant information and asked some questions. You got thoughtful answers that you didn't like or didn't want to take the time to read and think about. My first reply essentially said 'stop' and my second was links to information and quotes from some notable people, including early Americans like Lincoln and Jefferson, on atheism. And my third answered your questions in some detail. If you think that's somehow intolerant, you need to buy a dictionary.
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 6:45 AM, Judy ****** <*******@hotmail.com> wrote:
Everything need not be an arguement, and every argument is not yours to win. It is your opinion, documented, with more opinion. You do have some life to live, and grow from. I trust you will. I will not speak of this again.
It might be the case that atheism is more important and more deserving of careful thought and analysis to me than your religion is to you - I don't know - but that appears to be what's going on here. I've thrown out information and no one has tried (or probably wanted to) meet it with counterinformation of any real substance. How can you "win" if you don't even try to discuss things (not that there's anything to be "won" - it's called the free exchange of ideas)? Should I just not say anything about the heart of the issues you asked about - be totally nonresponsive? Should I defer instead to irrelevant information that only appealed to sympathy for a probable Christian who had just joked about the death of another human being (who just happened to be an atheist)?
I think about these issues all the time because it's that important to me - they affect the world everyone lives in - religion has set us back severely for centuries. There is no argument to be had because I'm not fighting - I'm talking about reality. There really wasn't much opinion (I actually can't think of any off the top of my head without going back and looking) in the text of my long reply - more like important philosophical considerations and facts that I've observed in my daily life - and it didn't even scratch the surface of what's wrong with religion. The videos aren't anything close to opinion either - watch them and you'd know that. They are facts about world events related to religion, statistics (i.e. facts) on atheists in America, facts about the universe and its origins, and so on - you know, science. I immerse myself in this kind of information, once again, because it's important. It might be the most important thing to the human race. People should recognize that. But people are intellectually lazy.
I was not indignant. Once again, your opinion. This is not a courtroom. Who says you know what is going on, anymore than me? Where is it written that you have the answers. Please do not attempt to have all the answers, you will surely be wrong. You were not attacked. If you think you were, get thicker skin.
No, the difference is you are just right. You don't have all the answers, maybe you should realize that you will not always be right, and should not always have to quote others and their words. Think for yourself at the risk of feeling what you feel, not what your hear or read. I respect all those you speak of, but this is too much about you are right and the rest dumb. I do not need a dictionary. I did stop and you sent it back reply all. You opened the door. Open the door, and expect company.
Okay, then pick a different word for indignant, because you didn't think it was acceptable that I defended myself against Calvin and you jumped to defend him for acting like an idiot. Are some people less human than others (atheists, maybe)? You completely mischaracterized the nature of his response and then thought it appropriate to make it personal and condescendingly lecture me about the need to grow as a person when I've already grown out of Christianity - I won't go backwards. Let's turn it around: what makes you think you know more than I do? What do you do everyday to learn? I spend a lot of time on these issues, constantly questioning what I learn. I always want to learn more. Like I said, you've put forth nothing of substance to show what you know. Am I supposed to just ignore that and say, "Oh, you're right, you've said nothing - but you're right?" Do you have anything to counter anything I've said aside from personal attacks? Then you can show me if you want. If you think you know more or different than I do, explain if you want. I'm willing to listen - again, it's important to me. If you don't want to, then don't get mad at me simply for being willing to engage and putting good information on the table. But how dare I provide information, right - how dare I "prove my case"? You certainly don't ignore it when [my other aunt] does it to you, and I don't blame you - we've discussed it before.
I never claimed to have all the answers, so now you're putting words in my mouth. In fact, if you look, towards the end of my long reply email I explicitly said "I don't have all the answers." But people need to think about things. If they don't want to, they don't have to, but I'm going to, and I will encourage others to do so - it's what's right. There is nothing dumb about thinking about what we are in the universe and in the grand scheme of things. There is nothing dumb about considering the fact that Christianity stole its main concepts from other religions before it before you dedicate your life to it and before the world makes policy around it. There is nothing dumb about assessing the fact that religion is at the forefront of holding back scientific progress, responsible for periods like the Dark Ages and now campaigning (some religions are, at least) against rational thought and things like stem cell research, which has the ability to save lives - all in the name of god. All these people claim to know god's will. Like the guy in the white coat says at the beginning of the first Sam Harris video, that's the definition of arrogance.
You also hit reply all and found it necessary to send it to [my grandpa] - why, I don't know, but I assure you, my response would've been the same had he been originally included. Did you think you were outing me as an atheist when I've already hit reply all, and some recipients are family members that he regularly speaks to? If so, that's pretty silly.
And I'm fine with company (why else would I have hit reply all?), but when that company responds with stupid jokes attacking something they seem to know nothing about, they're going to get a response. If it blows them out of the water, that's how it is. If company wants to respond legitimately, they can, and if they don't, well, that's what they get. I've handled it directly and sincerely which is all I can do.
Finally, you have a problem with me quoting others; is that why you send out chain e-mail all the time where you just hit forward and send? Where's your original input? Why should I spend my time typing out more than I already did when those videos explain it better than I ever could and in a more entertaining fashion, and when people like you and Calvin don't even take the time to actually pay attention or just respond thoughtlessly? I tried, in case the rare event occurred that someone actually did pay attention. I don't predict that they will, but information can't be received unless it's first given by someone else. Unless you want to discuss the merits of atheism or religion, this conversation should be over.
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QUINCY, Mass.—For the first time since 2009, UMass Boston men's tennis can claim the title of Eastern Nazarene College Invitational Champions, after a thrilling Saturday afternoon at the ENC Tennis Courts.
Junior David Hernandez (Bogota, Colombia) earned the overall singles crown, while the Beacons doubles pair of Charles Lai (Boston, Mass.) and Eglis Bizhoti (Kucovë, Albania) earned a runner-up finish in the doubles portion of the tournament.
Overall six Beacons competed in three-team round-robin competition, with UMass Boston amassing nine victories in 14 total matches, with two of the Beacons five losses coming against another UMass Boston competitor.
The Beacons easily dominated the host Lions and Curry College Colonels.
In all, every Beacons competitor in both singles and doubles reached the semifinals of the tournament, with Hernandez defeating senior Sean Cullen (Medway, Mass.) in the singles semifinals, while Bizhoti and Lai downed Lyle Analetto (Belmont, Mass.) and Sang Nguyen (Saugus, Mass.) in the doubles semifinals.
Hernandez was the big winner for UMass Boston, as he dropped just 13 games over eight sets to earn the singles title. The Beacons number two singles player downed Lucas Conway (Curry College) 6-0, 6-1 and Tyler Perron (Eastern Nazarene) 6-3, 6-1 to advance to the semifinals.
In the semis, Hernandez knocked off Cullen, UMass Boston's number one singles player and Hernandez's doubles partner, 6-2, 6-1 to earn a spot in the final. From there, Hernandez knocked off Eastern Nazarene's Sam McKay 6-2, 6-3.
UMass Boston was nearly as dominant in doubles play, as Bizhoti and Lai and Analetto and Nguyen earned three victories in four tries in pool play. The two teams met up in the semifinals, with Lai and Bizhoti outlasting Analetto and Nguyen 8-4.
The finals pitted Lai and Bizhoti against Eastern Nazarene's David Steelman and Nick Thompson. Despite the fact that Lai and Bizhoti had earned an 8-5 win in pool play, the Lions pair came away with a 9-8 (6) hard-fought decision.
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A Gary Coleman fan bailed the star out of jail after his arrest for a domestic violence charge, a producer of "Midgets vs. Mascots" — a new documentary featuring the actor, told Access Hollywood's Billy Bush in an interview for "The Billy Bush Show."
And producer Joey Stewart – who made the bid to convince the star to allow nude footage of himself to appear in the film – added that the news came as a surprise.
"A fan actually beat us to the punch," Stewart told Bush. "We made a deal with Gary, we decided to send an olive branch out, smooth things over. We didn't want to get all legal about this thing. We made the deal, we sent him the money – but unfortunately a fan… got him out."
But Stewart added that things have been smoothed over between Coleman and the film.
"He's got the money… Long story short is, we're all cool now, Gary's happy, we're happy. We expect no other issues to come about because of his p**** being in the film," Stewart said.
And asked about how Coleman's "situation" wound up on film, the producer said the star had nothing to be ashamed of.
"Women would love Gary," Stewart said, adding that the star dropped his drawers to stop a fight during an improvised segment. "[There was] a pretty heated argument in [the showers], but Gary went in to try and break-up the fight – his robe opened up and was there for all to see."
Coleman was arrested on Saturday in Utah on a warrant for failing to appear in court. His bail, paid by the fan, was set at $1,725.
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Tired of the profanity littering the Internet? PageScrubber helps you get it under control. With its large default list of blocked obscenities, you can erase or replace swear words. If the core list isn't enough, you can modify it with the Whitelist and Blacklist features. PageScrubber also lets you completely block pages containing {x} blocked words. If you want to leave a site untouched by PageScrubber's profanity filter, you can add it to the "unfiltered" list.
If you encounter bugs, words that aren't blocked that should be blocked, or words that were blocked that should not have been blocked, please submit them to the PageScrubber issues page.
If you have suggestions, either include them in your review, shoot me a message on My Opera, or send me an email: dev +at+ cyberstream +dot+ us
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- Toolbar button that shows whether site is filtered. Clicking the button would toggle the status.
- Move the core blocked word list from inside the extension to a remote repository so it can be modified without having to upload a whole new version of the extension.
- Usage stats reporting...maybe?
- This extension can modify or add functionality to one or more websites.
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Reviews and ratings
Great extension catches most offensive words.
Has trouble with select variations on correct spelling. It can not filter a bad words containing an asterisk. An example is the four letter word that starts with 'sh', followed by '*' and ending with 't'.
Thank you for the suggestions @b2c and everyone else. You've given me several ideas for the next release.
He's implemented the blacklist using Regular Expressions (RegEx).
Even if you can't read RegEx, it shouldn't be hard to figure them out from here.
One man's food is another man's poison. What I might find acceptable could be offensive to someone else. Make these changes for 5 stars!
1) As per Tulba2's suggestion, provide default swear lists. Let the users pick multiple lists to filter.
2) Allow the user to create their own list with their own words. You've implemented custom words which is great but allow list functionality.
#1 and #2 can be used for localization as well. For example, a list could contain just french swear words (see netmain's comment) so you can essentially kill two birds with one stone.
Very nice to censore words like '|►ZENSIERT◄|' so |►CENSORED◄| :D
btw Why you block o-m-g & w-t-f (without '-')? There's no list to see what is blocked!
A great extension. Now I can browse the web without worrying about abusive language.
Overall, works just great!
Perhaps a better implementation of the actual filtering would be to have a "Religious" filter, which when enabled allows certain religious (particularly Christian) terms through (which did not used to be swear words, and refer to specific theological things, ex. damnation = hell).
Also, if you do add a toolbar button, it would be nice if we could click it directly (or right-click it or something) to get to the preferences page. Right now it's a pain to have to go through all the menus to get there.
Very good extension, works as it should with english words/pages.. but it doesn't seem to work with french words!!!
keep up the good job :)
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Last week, Kathy's oncologists made the decision to stop Taxol chemotherapy permanently because Kathy has lost so much function in her hands and feet. Yesterday Kathy had a diagnostic mammogram and breast MRI to evaluate the impact of her treatment on the tumor. We'll now move to the next phase of treatment decision making. Will she benefit from any additional chemotherapy or can we move on to surgery, either lumpectomy or mastectomy?
It's been three weeks since Kathy last received Taxol and sensation is beginning to return to her 4th and 5th fingers. Her thumbs, 2nd and 3rd fingers, and palms are still too numb to feel a pin prick. Taxol affects each patient differently. The degree of numbness, the recovery between treatments, and the amount of permanent disability are highly variable. Kathy's clinicians believe she is among the most sensitive patients to Taxol.
Chemotherapy is not a precise science. There is no controlled trial that suggests 5 cycles of Taxol are insufficient and 9 cycles are perfect. For Kathy, the 5 cycles she received may have given her the best balance of benefit and risk.
Given that chemotherapy was stopped, an objective analysis of the tumor is important. Does she have residual cells or has all 5 centimeters of the tumor disappeared?
Here's her mammography report:
Left breast with two clips, no visible mass, left axilla scar, skin thickening
Impression - resolution of tumor mass since 12/2011
The radiologist reading the study called the result "miraculous"
We'll have an interpretation of her MRI tomorrow.
Our next step is to confer with her care team and decide if there is any benefit to additional chemotherapy, such as a final cycle of Adriamycin/Cytoxan. Kathy's hair is beginning to grow back (described by her as gray/white peach fuzz) and her body is starting to recover from weeks of intravenous poisons. Her liver enzymes were elevated modestly last week, likely due to the Taxol, providing further evidence that chemotherapy drugs are not benign. She'd prefer to close the chemotherapy chapter and move on to surgery as soon as possible. During this entire process, it was not the loss of a breast that was her greatest concern, but the cumulative effect of chemotherapy on her mind, body, and spirit. It would be good to declare the chemotherapy process finished.
In the upcoming days, we'll finalize a go forward plan. It may be that lumpectomy in May followed by radiation this Summer will be our final steps on this journey. More to come!


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Author Notes: This is inspired by my mother's "Cowboy Coffee Cake," a family favorite when we were growing up. I've always admired the cleverness of making the topping at the same time you make the cake. After all, if you're using flour, sugar, fat and spices in both, why not spare yourself the step of measuring and mixing them a second time? The original recipe does not call for fruit, but I find that the pears improve it tremendously. I urge you to follow the instructions in the exact order stated. You want to mix the dry ingredients with the wet ingredients the minute you've finished preparing the pears, so you can put the whole thing together quickly, before popping it in the oven. Enjoy!! ;o) - AntoniaJames —AntoniaJames
Food52 Review: Spicy and rich with a tender crumb and loads of pears, this is nothing like the stodgy, bland coffee cakes many of us know so well. AntoniaJames' crumb topping is pebbly and rich, the sugar and walnuts crunching pleasantly between your teeth, and the cake itself is light and generously laced with cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. The highlight is the melting layer of pears, just soft enough to yield without turning to mush and spiked with more spices. And there's not a hint of uncooked batter where fruit meets cake -- the pears merge effortlessly with the soft crumb. We made this in a 10-inch round pan, and it turned out beautifully. - A&M —The Editors
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The Cake and Topping
2 ½ cups all purpose flour
1 ¾ cups dark brown sugar
¾ cup cold unsalted butter, cut into small cubes
1 ½ teaspoons salt
1 ½ teaspoon cinnamon (divided: ½ teaspoon + 1 more teaspoon for the topping)
½ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
¼ teaspoon cloves
¼ cup toasted wheat germ
3/4 cup coarsely chopped walnuts (almonds or pecans also work well)
2 teaspoons baking powder
½ teaspoon baking soda
2 eggs
1 cup buttermilk
The Pear Filling
1 ½ pounds (4 medium) pears (I like barely ripe Bartletts) (apples, peaches, Asian pears or fuyu persimmons may also be used)
¼ teaspoon cinnamon
¼ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
Tiny dash of cloves (optional)
1 tablespoon dark brown sugar
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Grease a 9" x 13" baking pan with butter or cooking spray.
- Pulse the flour, brown sugar, salt, spices (remember, only ½ teaspoon of cinnamon) and wheat germ in a food processor four or five times, until combined. Add the butter and process for about ten seconds; scrape down the sides and pulse three or four times. Remove ¾ cup of that and put in a small bowl with the nuts and 1 teaspoon of cinnamon. Stir well to combine.
- Add the baking soda and baking powder to the dry ingredients in the food processor and pulse two or three times.
- In a large mixing bowl, beat the eggs with a whisk. Then add the buttermilk and whisk well to combine.
- Peel, core and coarsely chop the pears; toss with the filling spices (1/4 teaspoon each of cinnamon and freshly grated nutmeg, and a dash of cloves) and the tablespoon of dark brown sugar.
- Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients and stir just until smooth.
- Put half of the batter in the prepared baking pan. Spread the pears over the batter; then, cover with the remaining batter.
- Sprinkle on the topping.
- Bake for about 40 minutes or until the center springs back when lightly touched
- Allow to cool in the pan for at least 20 minutes before cutting.
- Enjoy!! ;o)
- I've had this recipe in my files as long as I can remember. The original recipe (whose origin is unknown) calls for shortening, not butter, calls for "milk – sour" instead of buttermilk, and does not contain any fruit. I add a bit of toasted wheat germ, too, for its flavor and texture, and increase the nuts by 50%. If you really love nuts, feel free to add some more. I also suggest using the the food processor for the initial steps of combining the dry ingredients and then cutting in the fat. It's so easy! ;o)
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Dr. Sledge has served in a variety of roles within Psychiatry as well as Yale University. Within Psychiatry, he was Clinical Director of the Connecticut Mental Health Center until he moved in 1996 to the Medical Directorship of Psychiatry at Yale New Haven Hospital. From 1995 to 2005, he was also Master of Calhoun College and participated in a variety of administrative roles in Yale College including Chair of the Council of Masters. He is a psychoanalyst as well as a health services investigator and innovator of clinical services.
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Ok, so it's obvious that Swift Wind cannot change into Spirit. Which is fine, because Battle Cat can't change into Cringer.
So the question is, what can they do to Spirit to make him a must-have, instead of just a plain white horse?
Sure, he'd have a new head sculpt or something for that little headband thing. And of course a new saddle. But what else?
I'd say this would be a good place to give us Kowl, or maybe even Loo-Kee.
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WEDNESDAY, Aug. 3, 2011 (HealthDay News) -- Stomach cancer tumors have genetic differences, which determine how they respond to treatment, researchers have found.
In identifying two distinct versions of the disease, scientists found that a certain regimen of chemotherapy is more effective on one tumor type, while another drug works best on the other. The study authors said their findings would help doctors more effectively treat gastric cancer patients.
"Our study is the first to show that a proposed molecular classification of gastric cancer can identify genomic subtypes that respond differently to therapies, which is crucial in efforts to customize treatments for patients," study senior author Dr. Patrick Tan, associate professor in the Cancer and Stem Cell Biology Program at the Duke-National University of Singapore (NUS) Graduate Medical School, said in a university news release.
A microscopic pathology test developed in the 1960s, known as the Lauren classification, is a general description (either intestinal or diffuse) of how well the tumor cells clump together. The Singapore-based team at the Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, however, was able to distinguish gastric cancer tumors where the Lauren test could not.
"There is a general assumption in the field that intestinal and diffuse gastric cancers [as classified by Lauren] represent two very different versions of gastric cancer, and now genomic data confirms this by demonstrating that the two genomic subtypes have very different molecular patterns," said Tan.
In profiling 37 stomach cancer cell lines, the researchers found two distinct patterns. Moreover, in accurately defining these tumor subtypes, they were also able to observe differences in how well each responded to chemotherapy.
"The exact mechanistic reasons for this difference are currently unclear, and this is an area that we are actively working on," noted Tan, adding that the researchers are working to find more specific vulnerabilities to drugs.
The researchers said they plan further research in which gastric cancer tumors will be genetically profiled to determine the most effective treatment.
The study findings were published in the Aug. 1 edition of Gastroenterology.
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) Ryder Cup-winning captain Jose Maria Olazabal and Europe team members Nicolas Colsaerts, Paul Lawrie, Francesco Molinari and Peter Hanson will all play at the Volvo Golf Champions in South Africa in January.
Olazabal and 2010 Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie have qualified for the event by winning 10 or more career tournaments on the European Tour.
Organizers also said Tuesday that the Volvo Golf Champions, which will be held in South Africa for the second straight year, will have total prize money of $2.6 million in 2013.
Thomas Bjorn and 2011 Volvo Golf Champions winner Paul Casey will add to a strong European contingent at the Durban Country Club from Jan. 10-13. Hanson, the Swede who won the BMW Masters in Shanghai last weekend, also was one of the early entrants.
``The Volvo Golf Champions should make for a terrific start to 2013 and already, with this list of European Tour champions, the field is shaping up well,'' European Tour chief executive George O'Grady said.
The first Volvo Golf Champions was held in Bahrain in 2011, but was moved to South Africa this year because of security concerns in the Gulf state following anti-government demonstrations. Branden Grace of South Africa, who has won four times on the European Tour this season, is the defending champion.
He will be joined by home contenders Louis Oosthuizen, the former British Open champion, and two-time major winner Retief Goosen.
The Volvo Golf Champions falls in the middle of a busy period for South African golf. The country hosts seven European Tour events between November and February and also has the big-money Nedbank Golf Challenge at Sun City on the first weekend of December.


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The animals' paradise is in danger! Move panels to form paths and lead the animals to safety! It's œAnimal Ark, the new action puzzle game. No pesky registration or difficult controls. Download now for free!In the far-off Skylands, the animals ...
The animals' paradise is in danger! Move panels to form paths and lead the animals to safety! It's œAnimal Ark, the new action puzzle game. No pesky registration or difficult controls. Download now for free!
In the far-off Skylands, the animals have lived peacefully for many years.
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Save the animals of the Skylands from the threat of the Land Eaters in this free action puzzle game.
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Slide panels to make a route for the animals to follow to the goal!
If an animal's stamina reaches 0 it won't be able to walk, so plan a careful route to the goal.
Land Eaters may hinder you while you're trying to save the animals!
Use the Lightning that Old Nav tosses your way while keeping the animals clear of the Land Eaters.
Old Nav also throws carrots to restore animal stamina, so try to grab them on the way to safety!
Clearing a round will earn you Skill Points.
Use these points to make Old Nav's items more effective, or increase animal stamina and dash speed.
You can earn more Skill Points by finishing a round with stamina left over, or find extra Skill Points in chests.
Remember, skill is the key to earning Skill Points!
Rescued animals will board the Sky Ark.
The animals each get their own rooms aboard the ship.
The chests on the map contain the animals' furnishings that were stolen by the Land Eaters. Collect them to decorate the animals' rooms bit by bit!
Find chests on the way to the goal to obtain furnishings and other helpful items!
40 animals and 100 types of furnishings!
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The reason for writing I is ... the orthographic habit in the middle ages of using a 'long i' (that is, j or I) whenever the letter was isolated or formed the last letter of a group; the numeral 'one' was written j or I (and three iij, etc.), just as much as the pronoun. [Otto Jespersen, "Growth and Structure of the English Language," p.233]
The dot on the "small" letter -i- began to appear in 11c. Latin manuscripts to distinguish the letter from the stroke of another letter (such as -m- or -n-). Originally a diacritic, it was reduced to a dot with the introduction of Roman type fonts. The letter -y- also was written with a top dot in Old English and early Middle English, during the centuries when -i- tended to be written with a closed loop at the top and thus was almost indistinguishable from the lower-case thorn (þ). In names of U.S. highways (by 1966) it is short for Interstate (adj.).
Intelligence is a general capacity of an individual consciously to adjust his thinking to new requirements: it is general mental adaptability to new problems and conditions of life. [Stern, "The Psychological Methods of Testing Intelligence," 1914]
Earlier, i.q. was an abbreviation of Latin idem quod "the same as."
So numerous have been the discoveries of fossil footmarks in Europe within a few years past, and so many species occur in this country, that it will be at least convenient to have them designated by some appropriate scientific terms, and to arrange them in systematic order. I propose the term Ichnolite ... to include them all and to be the name of the Class. [Edward Hitchcock, LL.D., "Final Report on the Geology of Massachusetts," 1841]


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The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has instituted a review of a request filed under the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) to grant duty-free and quota-free treatment for blouses and nightwear made in AGOA countries from certain cotton and manmade-fiber fabrics.
This review is instituted under the ITC's "umbrella" investigation for all such requests, Investigation No. 332-428, Apparel Inputs in "Short Supply": Effect of Providing Preferential Treatment to Apparel from Sub-Saharan African and Caribbean Basin Countries, which was requested by the United States Trade Representative (USTR). Esquel Enterprises Limited of Hong Kong and Textile Industries Limited in Mauritius filed a request alleging "short supply" conditions for certain cotton and manmade-fiber fabrics and requesting the review with the Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements (CITA), an interagency group chaired by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The ITC, an independent, nonpartisan, factfinding federal agency, will provide advice to the USTR concerning the probable economic effect on affected segments of the U.S. textile and apparel industries, workers in these industries, and consumers of granting duty-free and quota-free treatment to imports of blouses and nightwear made in AGOA beneficiary countries from certain cotton and manmade-fiber fabrics, should CITA determine that certain cotton and manmade-fiber fabrics are not available in commercial quantities in the United States.
The AGOA, part of the Trade and Development Act of 2000, extends duty-free and quota-free treatment to imports of apparel assembled in AGOA beneficiary countries from fabrics made in the United States from U.S. yarns. The AGOA also authorizes the President, on request of an interested party, to grant preferential treatment to apparel made in AGOA beneficiary countries from fabrics or yarns which "cannot be supplied by the domestic industry in commercial quantities in a timely manner," regardless of the source of the fabrics or yarns. Before proclaiming such preferential treatment, the President is required to submit a report to the U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on Ways and Means and the U.S. Senate's Committee on Finance that sets forth the proposed action, the reasons for it, advice from the ITC on the probable economic effect of the action, and advice from the appropriate industry advisory committee. Information on the legislative background of the request process and ITC review of such requests is included in the ITC's notice of investigation for Inv. No. 332-428, which will be published in the Federal Register.
In addition, the ITC has established a special area on its Internet site (www.usitc.gov/shortsup/shortsupintro.htm) where information related to this review (Inv. No. 332-428-002) and the overall ITC investigation is maintained. The public record for this request may be viewed on the ITC's electronic docket (EDIS On-Line) at http://dockets.usitc.gov/eol/public. The U.S. Department of Commerce's Office of Textiles and Apparel (OTEXA) publishes a summary of each request from interested parties in the Federal Register. These notices are posted on OTEXA's Internet site at http://otexa.ita.doc.gov/fr.stm.
The ITC will submit its advice to the USTR in a classified report by April 16, 2001. The ITC will issue a public version of its report as soon thereafter as possible, with any confidential business information deleted.
The ITC will not hold a public hearing in connection with this review. However, it welcomes input from interested parties, including written submissions for the record. The ITC is particularly interested in receiving input from the private sector on the likely effect of the proposed action on U.S. producers, workers, and consumers. Written submissions for the record (one original and three copies) should be addressed to the Office of the Secretary, U.S. International Trade Commission, 500 E Street, SW, Washington, DC 20436, and should be submitted at the earliest practical date but no later than 5:15 pm on April 4, 2001. Interested parties seeking more detailed information on the Commission's review of this petition may contact Jackie W. Jones (202-205- 3466; email@example.com), International Trade Analyst, Office of Industries. Additional information on this review and the overall investigation may be obtained by contacting the Office of the Secretary at the above address or at 202-205-1802.
ITC general factfinding investigations, such as this one, cover matters related to tariffs or trade and are generally conducted at the request of the USTR, the Senate Committee on Finance, or the House Committee on Ways and Means. The resulting reports convey the Commission's objective findings and independent analyses on the subjects investigated. The Commission makes no recommendations on policy or other matters in its general factfinding reports. Upon completion of each investigation, the ITC submits its findings and analysis to the requester. General factfinding investigation reports are subsequently released to the public, unless they are classified by the requester for national security reasons.


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Thu, 19 November 2009
Gitmo prisoners headed to a prison on the edge of Iowa. Good idea? "Who Turned Out the Lights?" Jean Johnson with guided tour of our energy future. Congressman Tom Latham has a law to prevent the incarceration of Gitmo terrorists in the Midwest.
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Zeeman Joins History Faculty, Oct. 22, 1999
by George Zamora
SOCORRO, N.M., October 21, 1999 -- New Mexico Tech's previous history professors have provided Scott Zeman with a model of what he wants to do in his new position as associate professor of history at the state-supported research university.
Tech history professors emeriti Paige Christiansen and Spencer Wilson immersed themselves in the history of the university, Socorro and surrounding areas, and New Mexico and the Southwest during their tenures. Zeman plans to do the same.
Much like his predecessors, Zeman joined the Socorro County Historical Society as soon as he arrived and already has developed a good feel for the local area's extensive history.
In addition, the Tech history professor also writes a regular "local history" column for El Defensor Chieftain, has helped with tours of the Hammel Museum and Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, and is fast developing a reputation in the community as a local historian.
"I have a lot of interest in oral history," Zeman relates. "In fact, the research I conducted on my master's thesis was basically an oral history of how Apache communities began developing outdoor recreation industries in the 1950s."
Zeman plans to continue to incorporate oral history techniques in the research he will be doing on Socorro's 20th Century history.
"I'm particularly interested in 20th Century history," he says, "and I don't see a clear delineation between 'public history' and academic history."
Zeman lists his fields of study as also including the histories of the United States since 1865, the American West, Eastern Europe and the Balkans, and comparative nationalisms.
He currently is teaching Western Civilization, American History to 1865, and Era of Crisis (which examines the Civil War and the Reconstruction Period), and is the faculty advisor of the newly formed History Club at New Mexico Tech.
"I eventually will be teaching more history classes on New Mexico, the Southwest, and the American West, as well as Native American history," Zeman says.
The Phoenix native has lived in the Southwest most of his life, having earned his bachelor's and doctorate degrees at Arizona State University and his master's at the University of New Mexico.
Prior to coming to Tech, however, he did serve a stint in the Northwest as a visiting assistant professor of history at Idaho State University in Pocatello.
"New Mexico Tech students are very bright and inquisitive," Zeman says, "and that works out well with my teaching style, which is mostly discussion-driven. . . . So, my classes here at Tech have ended up being very much a collaborative effort."
When he isn't busy teaching or conducting research, Zeman says he enjoys pursuing two of his favorite avocations: bird watching and fly fishing.
"When you're talking about resources in our community, Bosque del Apache always comes up, since it's a premier National Wildlife Refuge which is recognized as a birder's paradise," Zeman points out.
"And, I'm also really looking forward to fly fishing in New Mexico," Zeman adds.


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Nov. 6, 2005
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. -
If it is possible for a team to play the best match of its season and still come up one goal short, No. 14 UCSB (12-14, 0-5) may have done so on Sunday when it fell to No. 2 Cal (18-4, 4-1) 7-6 at Campus Pool.
Although the match started as the rankings would predict, with Cal's Marty Matthies netting an early goal in the first quarter, the match was evenly fought from that point on. Following the early score, the Gaucho defense stepped up and shut down the Cal offense for the rest of the quarter. In addition, with twenty-four seconds remaining in the first quarter, the Gauchos knotted the score at one when senior Ramiro Saldain notched his first of three goals on the match.
Once again, the Bears struck first in the second when All-American John Mann tallied his first of three goals on the day. The Gauchos failed to be intimidated by the early scoring, and Bret DeMuth answered right back to even the score at two. The Gauchos and Bears exchanged goals once more before sophomore Matt Tilburg found the back of the net to give UCSB a 4-3 halftime lead.
The third quarter proved to be the game changer when Cal outscored UCSB 3-1 to take a 6-5 advantage into the fourth quarter. After Brian Kinsel got the ball rolling for the Bears in the period, Mann netted his second goal of the match. Saldain put one in the cage for the Gauchos to knot the score at five goals apiece, but with one minute remaining in the third, Shea Buckner put the Bears on top for good by netting his only goal of the match.
The first four minutes of the fourth quarter saw very little offense from either squad, but with 2:12 left to play, Mann put Cal up by two goals with his third and final score. The Gaucho offense was not finished yet, and less than a minute after Mann's goal, freshman driver Miles Price netted a goal to cut the lead to one. Unfortunately for UCSB, its next offensive possession resulted in a steal and Cal ran the clock out to secure a one-goal victory over UCSB.
Sophomore goalkeeper Rick Wright had a tremendous match in goal for the Gauchos. The San Diego, Calif. native tallied 16 saves between the posts.
UCSB continues action on Thursday when it hosts Loyola Marymount at 3:00 pm at Campus Pool.
Team 1 2 3 4 Total UC Santa Barbara 1 3 1 1 6 Cal 1 2 3 1 7 Scoring UC Santa Barbara goals: Ramiro Saldain-3, Matt Tilburg-1, Miles Price-1, Bret DeMuth-1 Cal goals: John Mann-3, Marty Matthies-1, Andrija Vasiljevic-1, Brian Kinsel-1, Shea Buckner-1 Goalie Saves UC Santa Barbara: Rick Wright-16 Cal: Nate Bennett-7


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DetailsSunbrella Canvas Turf 5447-0000 is a classic color, and part of the the most popular Sunbrella Collection ever. Offered in more than 40 beautiful colors, Sunbrella canvas looks and feels like the finest cotton, but is 100% solution dyed acrylic that is resistant to stains, UV rays, mold and mildew. Sunbrella Canvas upholstery fabric can be used for cushions on boats, patios, pools, sun rooms, play rooms, beach houses and mountain cabins.
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