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Simon O'Dwyer and Maria Cullen O'Dwyer
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Thu September 19, 2013
Prehistoric Music of Ireland
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"3,000 Years of Ancient Ireland's Music and Instruments" is the title of Simon O'Dwyer and Maria Cullen O'Dwyer's lecture at 8pm on Thursday, September 19th in the Dennison Theater at the University of Montana-Missoula, and on Friday, September 20th at 7:30pm at the Butte-Silver Bow Archives in Butte. The O'Dwyers spoke with Michael Marsolek about their passion for the musical archaeology of Ireland - horns, trumpets, bells, whistles and pipes made of iron, bronze and wood, some of them more than 4,000 years old.
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text: Legislation Extends Biodiesel Tax Incentive Senators Grassley and Baucus introduce bill to offer tax incentive through 2010. Compiled by staff Published on: Mar 17, 2006 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and Ranking Member Max Baucus, D-Mont., introduced legislation this week to extend the biodiesel tax incentive. The Grassley/Baucus bill, S. 2401, extends alternative energy tax incentives, including the biodiesel excise and income tax incentive for biodiesel and biodiesel blends. It also gives a one-year extension until 2010 to a tax credit for the cost of installing pumps that offer a 20% blend of biodiesel (B20). Darryl Brinkmann, chairman of National Biodiesel Board and a soybean producer from Carlyle, Ill., says that biodiesel and soybean leaders have already seen the results of the biodiesel tax incentive. Last year, U.S. biodiesel production tripled to 75 million gallons. "Passage of the tax incentive gave the biodiesel industry the confidence to grow as we work to keep up with the skyrocketing demand for biodiesel," Brinkmann says. "Consumers across the nation have benefited because the biodiesel tax incentive has helped make biodiesel more cost competitive." By amending the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, the Grassley/Baucus bill would: Biodiesel and Alternative Fuel Excise Tax Credit: Extend the biodiesel excise and income tax credit for biodiesel and biodiesel blends until December 31, 2010. The credit was originally established as part of the American JOBS Creation Act of 2004 (H.R. 4520), which President Bush signed into law in October 2004. The credit was extended from 2006 until 2008 when President Bush signed the Energy Bill on August 8, 2005. The excise tax credit amounts to a penny per percentage point of biodiesel blended with petroleum diesel for "agri-biodiesel," such as that made from soybean oil, and a half-penny per percentage for biodiesel made from other sources, like recycled cooking oil. It lowers the cost of biodiesel to consumers in taxable and tax exempt markets. Credit for Refueling Property: Extend for one-year a 30 percent tax credit, enacted in the Energy Policy Act of 2005, for the cost of installing clean-fuel vehicle refueling property. Clean fuels include biodiesel blends of 20 percent or more as well as ethanol and hydrogen. Biodiesel has become America's fastest growing alternative fuel according to the Department of Energy. More than 600 filling stations make biodiesel available to the public, and 1,500 petroleum distributors carry it nationwide. More than 600 fleets use biodiesel, including government and military, commercial and school bus fleets Based in Jefferson City, Mo., NBB is a nonprofit trade association coordinating the industry and educating the public about biodiesel. ASA serves as the collective policy voice of 25,000 U.S. soybean producers on national issues important to all U.S. soybean farmers.


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Hay you! Up for a wander in the Brecon Beacons? Fancy hoofing it around Hay Forest, going off-a to Offa's Dyke, traversing the Taff Trail – and staying with friendly folk on a farm with views and sunsets that will make your eyes water? Walk this way…
Newcourt Farm Campsite is the place to peel off your socks pitchside once you're on your last legs: this small family-run farm in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Brecon Beacons National Park is used by wise wayfarers as a base for hiking the hills, mountains and countryside around it.
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So you need a great home office for your work-at-home venture…but you're just starting out, and money's tight. Here are a few tips to save money on that home office while creating something lovely and engaging at the same time.
Hit up estate sales. Who wants a big modern desk when you can find a massive rolltop with lots of character? You're looking for a desk that can handle your computer, gives you plenty of space to write, and has space for the items you need within easy reach. Look for something with a handful of drawers and perhaps a cubbyhole or two for your soon to be great home office. You will also need space in the desk for your hard drive and other items that are required for your business.
You can find a professional-looking and very functional desk at estate sales for a fraction of the cost of buying it new. You might even be able to talk the auction house into delivering it to your door.
Barter like crazy. Do you have huge boxes of envelopes but you really need a box of printer paper? Online swapping forums and neighborhood business meetings offer a great chance to get what you need while you get rid of something else that is taking up space.
You can also barter your services for the things you need. Do you require a professional set of business cards and brochures? Perhaps you can negotiate the price of the goods by offering services in exchange. For instance, if you have a sign-painting company and the local copy store needs a new sign, you just might have the basis of a sweet deal.
Invest in energy-saving items. Choose computers that use less energy (ask your computer salesperson for details). Keep your printer, fax machine, and other items turned off when you aren't using them. Plug everything into a power strip – it not only protects your electronics in the event of a power surge, but it gives you the opportunity to turn it all off when you leave your office area. That saves lots of pennies on your electric bill!
Decorate sensibly. If you have an office where you will be greeting clients, make sure it always looks neat, and choose your decor wisely. Even if you aren't going to have clients in your office, make a point of keeping the area inviting and warm – you will be spending a lot of time in that space! Choose artwork your children have created, pick out an inexpensive frame, and hang it where you can see it everyday. Take your time scouring flea markets and yard sales for decorating gems.
Keep it comfortable. Part of being a stay at home mom is having more time to spend with your kids, so make them a priority. Find small desks for them, and complete those desks with crayons, books, notebook paper and the like. Help them choose their own art for their "workspace." If you allow your children to come into your soon to be great home office, consider setting up their desks in the corner of your room so everyone can work together!
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RENO — The Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) of Nevada will hold an open house at 6 p.m. April 17 to officially mark the grand opening of its new facility in Reno. The celebration coincides with World Hemophilia Day, which promotes greater awareness of inherited bleeding disorders.
The Hemophilia Treatment Center of Nevada, a program of the Cure 4 The Kids Foundation, is the only federally recognized HTC in Nevada for those with inherited bleeding disorders such as hemophilia and Von Willebrand disease. It is part of a network of more than 140 HTCs across the country.
The specialized care provided by the HTC has preventative, diagnostic and rehabilitative components. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has shown medical care provided at hemophilia treatment centers reduces the risk of death by 60 percent and hospitalization by 50 percent.
"The new facility in Reno helps us complete our mission by allowing us to serve a greater number of Nevadans who are dealing with inherited bleeding disorders," said Dr. Jonathan Bernstein, founder and medical director of the Cure 4 The Kids Foundation, which provides funding to the Hemophilia Treatment Center. "The new HTC brings a level of care to those with bleeding disorders that has not been available in this community on a permanent basis," Bernstein said.
For several years medical teams from the Hemophilia Treatment Center traveled around the state to provide specialized care to people with inherited bleeding disorders who don't have access to specialized care in their own communities. Those annual visits to the communities of Winnemucca, Ely, Elko and the Owyhee Duck Valley Indian Community will continue in the future.
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Thanks for the feedback Renee and DebMo, you have both been very helpful. I am currently having the RTD Lite shake as soon as i get in the car and head home from my workout at 5:30 in the morning and then i have a bar in the afternoon (it tastes like a candy bar so life is good :) ) and the other 4M i just do regular food, this has worked really well for me up until Tue and my first CC shake - then the wholeeeeeeeeeee story changed.
Do you want to hear something crazy though - on the days that i drank the Carb Control shake and was so tired i couldn't think of anything outside of eating unclean, especially sweetly unclean, every sweet in the house was screaming my name LOL - all my other days i have had no trouble with thoughts of sweets in the evening and have been satisfied with just hauling my water bottle around after my last meal. . . . . Not sure there is anything scientific to it it was just odd.
Have a great day and weekend ladies.
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Cory, I guess all the other posts disappreared. Did you add a carb when you drank the carb control shake? I know some people haven't not realizing it wasn't enough carbs for BFL by a long shot. I am sure that is probably what DebMO and Renee told you.
Are you sure your RTD has 20 grams of carbs? Some of those RTD's don't have enuf and that could be why you are craving so many sweets. Be sure to check.
hi everyone. I am a 38 yr old stay home mother of 3 beautiful, healthy children. Billy 6, Cambria 4 and Calli almost 2. I did BFL about 3 years ago, I started to see some results and then I became pregnant with my youngest, which stopped everything (preganacy doesn't agree with me). We just moved recently from MI to PA back in June of 09. I joined the gym and have been working out stong since then, working out 5 days aweek, doing 1 hour a week of bodycombat(which I really like), 1 hour a wk of bodyattack ,2 hours of week of bodypump an then saturdays 2 hours of zumba and step. I also did have a trainer on day a week for ablut 3 months( which was great) I will do that again for sure. Anyway.. I was getting stronger met my first goal of doing 15 man pushups (wasn't able to do 1 before) I am up to 20. But still wasn't seeign the results I really wanted. this is what led me to come back to BFL, I know it works. So I just started my 2nd week of the challegne(unofficially ) I missed the deadline, but that is okay I am still holding myself accountable. I am staying strong. The first week was alot easier than I thought it would be. I knew I would do well with the working out. I perfer doing only 20 mins of cardio, over an hour. but it is tough. but to my surprise I am doing the eating part very well. I even resisted 2 days of some temptation, one of them being really stress and just wanted to eat sweets. I have a sweet tooth. I love my diet soda. I use to have 32-64oz a day an dno water. I have cut this down to 12-16oz a day if that. somtimes I will order a diet and not drink all of it. I have definitly increased my water. I don't like plan water, I do use the flavor water. which has no sodium,sugar. or I will flavor it myself with hawaiian punch lemonberry sugar free little packets, the packets are meant for 16oz, bottles I usually put it in a 20 oz or more and them drink 1/2 of it, then refill that jug then drink all of that. I started off a 133.6 lbs 33%, I am looking forward to see what changes I will make. as of Sunday I was 128.4 ( I have to say I will get down t 129lbs for a day , before but would never stary. I actually stayed a 128.4 for three days, that alane is success to me. Of course I am up alittle today because I had my free day. which is all good, I expected this to happen and I will probably be right back down tomorrow if not close.
I enjoy reading everyone post, it will keep be motivated in the weeks to come. I am hoping I am one of those 8 week mircles. Good luck everyone and God bless
Hi all! A couple fo weeks ago I found a BFL website listing about a million recipies, submitted by BFL participants. It was kind of hard to navigate, but had allot fo great recipies. Each recipe had a red bar at the top and little clocks next to it, and some of them were even indicated as authorized BFL recipies...Does anyone know how I get back to this site? Anyone else seen it?
Does anyone know how to create a NEW posting? I can only figure out how to reply to others...
Hi Clarissa! Go to the main forum page and at the top are the different rooms, click on one of those wherever your post fits, then over to the right I believe is a button, that says new post or something similar!
DebMO :0) Blessed to be a Blessing...
Hi. I live in L.A. 36 y/o. Yehaw!
Hi Stehpanie-AL & Confidence - no i just "assumed" that all the RTD shakes were created equal but they are not - i learned that i should utilize the support line for questions about what i am consuming and how it counts, and am slowly gaining information like the 20g of Carbs and 20g of protein rule. Thanks for the info though, sure appreciate everything i can get.
Clarissa, if you find the link for those recipes again please post it i am DEFINIETLY interested.
MakingtheChange - WELCOME :D
Gary1 - HI :)
I wonder if we shouldn't all be on the 1 Thread that was started in another area of the forum - sorry can't remember what it is called - it looks like everyone is meeting there and can all be found in one spot.
Have a stupendous day everyone!!!
Hello everyone, my name is Michael. I am currently 20 years old and am an athlete. I was wondering if body-for-life would be a good challenge for me to try? what do you all think?
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Hello! I just started the program 3 days ago. A friend and I decided to do this together. After seeing the results on the site...i was motivated! Next year i turn 40 and one of my goals is to wear a bikini..something I have NEVER done. I also want to run a half marathon and a full marathon on my bday! I have questions about the diet and how you figure out the weight workout. Can anyone help?
Hello 4ever21 - Congrats on starting and committing yourself and a friend. If you go to the transformations section and look up a Post "I did it!!!" Rachel just finished and she is about to run a 5K race. I'm sure she would be happy to answer any questions on the running part.
If you have questions about the diet or workout, just create a new post in the "Kitchen" section and the Gym section and people would be happy to answers your questions for you.
Hope this helps!
Hey I am Christy and am on my 3rd week...anyone else on there 3rd week?
I'm Rick and in the middle of my third week too. I'm 55 with 25% body fat, so I'm really trying to do the best I can to loose weight and build muscle at the same time. I'm not sure if I can tell if either are happening. I have lost almost 40 lbs in the last 6 months so maybe it's just getting harder to loose it.
How are you doing Christy?
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text: We look forward to seeing alumni at our upcoming events. If you have any questions about the events you see below, please contact Katie Stripling.Upcoming Events in 2014Annual Cap and Cape Society LuncheonOctober 10, 2014Birmingham, Ala. Courage to Care Awards GalaOctober 10, 2014B&A WarehouseBirmingham, Ala. Annual Alumni and Friends Homecoming BarbecueSaturday, November 8Samford UniversityAdditional details will follow. The Moffett Nurse Network, the School of Nursing's effort to connect alumni and graduate students with one another as well as their alma mater, launched in March 2011 in Chattanooga, TN. Since then alumni and friends have gathered for Network events in Carrollton, GA; Nashville, TN; Destin, FL; Houston, TX and Dallas, TX. Plans are underway for future events and we'd love to see you there! Learn more about IVMSON's alumni program with this printable overview. If you have questions about any of these events, or if you are interested in facilitating a Moffett Nurse Network event in your area or planning a reunion for your class, please contact Katie Stripling at email@example.com or 205-726-2265. Visit the Samford Alumni Association for details on University-wide alumni and parent activities.


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GSA brings together thousands of geoscientists, from seasoned professionals to committed students, who represent the best and the brightest hopes for the future of earth science. Your partnership helps to increase the vitality of the exceptional programs and activities offered at GSA meetings and throughout the year.
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ExxonMobil has a long history of supporting geoscience education in conjunction with GSA. Each summer they teach the ExxonMobil/GSA Bighorn Basin Fieldschool, and at our Annual Meeting, they teach Sequence Stratigraphy, Structural Analysis and Basin Analysis. The Field Camp Excellence Award and the Field Camp Scholarship Awards are additional examples of their commitment to geoscience students and education.
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Subaru, in partnership with GSA, has generously funded a new scholarship program to benefit undergraduate minorities considering a degree in the geosciences. The Subaru Minority Student Scholarship Program provides $1500 to one student at an accredited university or college in each of the six North-American GSA Regional Sections and in a World Bank designated low-income country from the International Section as nominated by a GSA Campus Representative. The student also receives a free registration to the GSA Annual Meeting that year and complimentary membership to GSA for one year. The purpose of the award is to encourage minority students to continue studies in the geosciences as a possible degree choice.
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Excursion recommended by our Discovery centre.
This cruise leaves from the Club Med beach for Cap Cana, where you can enjoy a swim in a natural pool at Juanillo. You can sip drinks looking out over the Caribbean Sea, before savouring a super crayfish lunch! After your meal, you'll be treated to a Caribbean serenade as the boat takes you back to Club Med.
Excursion recommended by our Discovery centre.
The day begins by exploring Altos de Chavon, also known as the artists' city: Frank Sinatra, Sting and Carlos Santana are among the many musicians who've played in the Roman amphitheatre. The intricate architecture, with its fountains and cobbled alleyways, creates a harmonious mediaeval setting, an exceptionally beautiful example of Mediterranean style.
We then go down to the River Chavon where we'll board a colonial style boat; sandwiches, drinks and tropical fruit served on board.
A catamaran will then take us to Catalina Island, the Caribbean treasure island, where a delicious crayfish lunch will be served. We'll end the day with free time to laze on the beach and snorkel.
Excursion recommended by our Discovery centre.
15 minutes from the Resort, in the heart of the magnificent Cape Cana property development, we invite you to come and drive a buggy over paths through the countryside leading to Juanillo Beach, the ideal place to stop for a swim on one of the most beautiful beaches in the area.
We'll then drive on to Hoyo Azul, a fabulous cenote (cave and underground river) where you can dive into a crystal clear natural swimming pool.
You'll be required to show your driving license.
The ideal programme for adventure lovers! Discover how a dolphin can teach dance, or just hang on to his fin and let him carry you along. You can also experience the sensation of having a dolphin jump right over you!
Excursion recommended by our Discovery centre.
A dream day on board our yacht. At Bayahibe, we begin our cruise out to a natural pool where you can snorkel in turquoise waters and discover starfish. Enjoy the great ambience on Saona Island, with barbecued lobster for lunch. Take the time to relax on a beautiful beach, departure from Saona Island where you can enjoy a leisurely cocktail in the waters of a natural pool.
Come and have fun in the dolphin world, no need to be an expert swimmer! This programme was devised so that you can fulfil a childhood dream: receive a kiss from a dolphin, and play with them as if you were their trainer!
Excursion recommended by our Discovery centre.
Brief but informative visit of some of the island's most important features. You'll stop off at a cigar factory, a primary school and a local butcher's, before venturing further inland to visit the sugar cane plantations, a rum factory, cocoa plantations and a chocolate factory.
A new activity, growing in popularity: you stand on the board to paddle it.
The ride begins with all the necessary explanations for first-time paddleboarders. You paddle with the wind and currents, in the turquoise waters of Tortuga Bay.
You'll have time to relax on the beach, before leaving to visit the nature reserve with 1,500 hectares of tropical forest, 11 freshwater lagoons and over 500 varieties of plants.
End the outing with a swim in a fantastically beautiful lagoon.
A speedboat takes you back to the Club Med beach.
Saona is a tropical island not far from the coast, at the south-easterly tip of the Dominican Republic near the La Romana province. It is a nature reserve, famous for the beauty of its beaches and a popular spot for shooting films. The shallow waters around the island are rich in wildlife, with a host of tropical birds, fish and starfish. A great site for snorkelling!
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Markedly improve your 700 and 800 MHz communications reception with this 2.5db gain professional antenna with BNC connector from Antenex. The antenna has an adjustable elbow that allows you to position the antenna vertically on base scanners. On portable scanners this antenna is also handy as the antenna can be used as a standard vertical (use it with no angle) but if you lay the portable scanner down you can adjust the angle to 90 degrees and still have the antenna in the vertical position.
While the antenna will improve your 700/800 MHz reception, your reception on other bands (UHF/VHF) will suffer signficantly. If you're only listening to 700/800 and you want to pull in a cleaner signal, or if you're listening to 700/800 MHz in addition to only very strong signals on lower bands this antenna wil almost certainly be a good choice. This antenna may pull in systems that you normally cannot hear with a stock antenna if those systems are just outside your normal reception capability (if they signal is down "in the mud" or "in the squelch"). But you shouldn't count on this. In the main you will need an outdoor base or mobile antenna to pull these more distant signals in. But for a base and portable 700/800 MHz antenna you can't do better than this.
(Note: The connector on the end of this antenna is a BNC male which will attach to almost all police scanners except the Bearcat BCD396T and BR330T portable scanners which use SMA connectors and require the SMA to BNC adapter when using this right-angle base antenna.)
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I purchased this product thinking it would better suit my needs as I only monitor 800 MHz systems. I was very disappointed to discover that the telescope antenna that comes with the 996XT was far superior in signal strength and clarity in transmissions.
Today, a couple of weeks after purchasing this antenna, I decided to give it another try in a different location in the house with the BCD 996XT. There was still no improvement over the telescoping antenna. I was most disappointed when I removed the 800 MHz 2.5db Gain Base BNC Scanner Antenna from the back of the 996XT. The male pin from the antenna remained stuck in the female BNC connector in the back of the 996XT.
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I got this thinking the price tag and the claims of a gain in 800MHz reception would mean something better.NOT! If anything it is worse than the standard antenna.The RS 800MHz rubber ducky is a much better deal for the money with better results.Save your money and don't experiment with this one.
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Well, I would like to say that this antenna works well but since this is the second one that I've bought I'm begining to wonder if i should buy another. I'm gonna call and see if i can get a refund or maybe a replacement. Would be great if the pin wouldnt break on the connector!
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I too had the same problem wth the Male Pin on the BNC breaking off after 2 days of using it. However, I did get an RMA from Scanner Master & it was VERY quickly replaced. Just beginning to wonder if this is a problem with the design of that male pin connection on the BNC, we'll see if the replacement works out OK.
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I was so excited to try this antenna since I live in an area that not only has poor P 25 reception but is the only jurisdiction currently using FDMA which no scanners can decode. (That is not exactly true but that is another story entirely) However while removing the unit from my 996 XT scanner, the male end (the pin) broke off and I seem to be having trouble getting Scanner Masters to replace the antenna because I did not first request a "return number" before returning the unit. Oh well I guess I will get a replacement one day but in the meantime I have purchased a another one and hope to provide a better review. That all said, in the 12 hours I used the unit it did seem to work better than the usual digital antenna from Radio Shack but I certainly I am going to need more time to test this out.
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Hello all. I'm a college grad and a former missionary who once was quite convinced God was real and was helping me. After I got back, as I thought about what I really believed and what I'd experienced, I saw that, while God could be there, I had never seen anything happen differently from what would happen if there was no God. Since then, I spent a lot of time keeping to myself, and not really researching the issue because I was afraid what I would find.
It's been a slow process of reading more atheist blogs, coming to terms with what I really believe, and now posting on a forum for the first time. I want so badly to talk to someone in real life, but everyone I know would try to help me back into the faith. I don't really have many friends and I'm very shy so it's hard to meet people.
I have all these reasons that I say I turned away from my faith -- I've never seen evidence of a god, the bible is illogical and inconsistent, religious people don't seem more moral or more happy than anyone else, prayer doesn't work, what about creationism and biblical anti-gay teaching? But I'm not necessarily happy at getting free, or angry at what I used to believe. I feel like other atheists I've read about who called their deconversion "like getting a painful divorce."I still don't know what I believe. I'm half afraid that if I come out to my real-life friends, all these good reasons will sound dumb when I say them out loud. Most of them really believe in miracles, you know. I'm just looking for some support. I'm in the middle of Iowa about two hours away from the nearest good atheist group, from what I can tell. I want to know that what I'm going through is normal and expected, or hear how others have made it through this same kind of issue.
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When I first started losing my faith it felt like Yahweh/Jesus was dying. It was rather frightening. In point of fact, I imagined Yahweh behind me, to the right, waaaaay up, like a big grandpa in a chair cheering me on and he seemed as real to me as any grandpa that cheers you on when you play and stuff. Realizing he wasn't there really was like dealing with a death in the family. I believe that loss of faith requires conscious mourning for healing to occur.
I totally agree. I definitely grieved. And, sometimes, I still do because it's like my family has that dead loved one stuffed and sitting in his old chair in the living room. They can't accept he's gone! lol
For me it was frightening because part of my deconversion process involved temporarily suspecting Jesus himself was the anti-Christ... but believing that, if I was wrong, was like tempting God to strike me dead with lightening. HA!
When I began reading 'Who Wrote the Bible' I actually hid in the back of the library, fearing someone might see me with it. I got this sick feeling as I realized the bible was a book, that it had been edited, and also that no one I knew ever questioned whence it came. A few times I felt like I was being transported to another earth, and maybe when I walked out of the back of the library everyone would be gone and I would find my curse was to be left completely alone.
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" I believe that loss of faith requires conscious mourning for healing to occur."
While not universally true, this seems to be the case most of the time. I was devout. Honest!! So I don't know why I never went through any mourning. My deconversion was gradual. I couldn't even say when I definitively accepted that God was a delusion.
But I'm realizing that I need to be more sensitive to people like Physeter. My glib, "it's easy", while it was meant to minimize pain, may not be particularly helpful.
I remember when I checked "God is not Great" out of the library. I held the book upside down so no one could see the title.
Why is it that we think and feal this way? Is it because we have been so conditioned to belief that anything you do that goes against others religion is something to be ashamed of. Is it because of the fear of what others are going to think of us? Is it the fear of being ridiculed? Is all these things so deeply ingrained in our lives? I know that for the first 3 years I told nobody, now my family know and one of the things I had to deal with in comming from a conservative small town is that I would actually loos bussiness if people had to know what I belief or not belief in. At home I get the comments from time to time, my man just told me that I should tell the guys on the blog to start praying and stop talkin sh@t. What is it with the fear of knowledge!
For me it was because I was 15 years old and everyone I knew thought the bible was 'the word of Gawd'. I had no idea that there were people who viewed it as a book and critiqued it as a book.
When I finally stopped believing the god of the Bible was real, I was excited that I'd get to leave behind the notion of an impending apocalypse. It was such a relief to not have to worry about the Tribulation, or the Rapture, or the Second coming, or my friends burning in Hell forever... and what's been disappointing is how shitty things are even without all that nonsense. I thought I was walking out into the sunshine after a really bad, long nightmare, but now we have to deal with all these people who are still sleep-walking and think all of the above is true; who deny climate-change, women's rights, evolution, vaccine's, and personal responsibility.
Sure, I don't have to worry about seven years of natural disasters that destroy 1/3 of the world... just people overfishing the ocean and killing 80% of its sea life, or killing elephants within an inch of extinction because they think their tusks are magic, or refusing Africans access to condoms to reduce the spread of HIV & AIDs, or giant super-hurricanes caused by climate change. Wow. So much better! O_o
I don't know exactly what it was that triggered your change of mind about religion, and what I have to say may not be relevant to your life, but I identify greatly with the idea of going abroad providing clarity.
I was raised in the church and was very active all through high-school, going to church every week and such. Though I was never super into it, I accepted it because it was all I knew.
Once I spent a year abroad, I was surrounded by "christians" yet I realized how different something that was supposed to be the same religion actually was, and that it really only depended on where you were. The religion you follow is directly related to where you grow up, nothing else. This made me realize that there was no way there was any truth to religion: that it was all created by man.
This fits well with one of my favorite books: Shogun. The idea of going abroad and experiencing a different culture. To me, the book is all about finding connections and truths that remain true for all humanity, while learning to filter out the cultural truths that keep us apart. Religious truths, like cultural truths, will be different with every person you meet, and you have to be able to let go of these in order to truly understand people from other backgrounds. The most exciting part of these experiences however is when you discover those human truths: the things that will be true for all people, no matter their religion or culture...like compassion, laughter, love, etc.
I love learning more and more about different cultures and customs, and I want to have the knowledge of as many of them as I can, yet ironically, by doing so, culture loses its power over me and cultural truths are replaced by human truths.
I hope this all makes sense and isn't just me blabbering away, and you may be wondering what this has to do with your post, but I wanted to share with you because this part of my own journey is what has allowed me personally to not struggle with the things you talk about having a hard time with. I am at peace with my rejection of everything I once so genuinely believed because accepting atheism has been a rational discovery. The more I learned, the less compelling religion became.
The ultimate way to discover what life is really all about: immerse yourself in as many different cultures as possible and you will see the patterns...these patterns will make it clear to you why things have become the way they are, and you will clearly see that religion, like culture, is man-made. When it becomes so clear to you in this way, you have all the closure you need because it has been a logical and experimental discovery.
Many of us often say atheism is embracing realism, and this is what happened with me. If your experience has been anything like mine, it is likely at the core of your own transformation, and the more knowledge you obtain, the more at peace with atheism you will be, and it will hopefully start to feel less like a "painful divorce' and more like an exciting discovery.
Thanks. I don't know if going abroad made me doubt, if anything I saw God at work there. I miss that feeling. I really thought I saw that God was working in the world, however subtly, that he was speaking to me, and that the biggest doubts I had could never cover up faith.
I went through an intense training program where we prayed and talked about God every day with limited alone time, access to internet/news, and even freedom. Then I went to a country very far from where I grew up, with no outside contact, where people believe in spirits and stuff. Once I got back home into familiar settings, I started to see all the problems we'd had on our trip, how they could be explained without god just as well as with god. I started to read all these atheist blogs and ways of thinking, and not liking how much I agreed with it.
As I write this part of me still wonders if I just let my faith die out. Maybe if I hadn't gone into my old "familiar" habits. Maybe if I had kept reading the bible regularly (I gave it up). Maybe if I prayed more (I still pray, but it's usually 'God let me know if your real' or 'God forgive me if I'm wrong here'). Maybe if I had immediately sought out a group of my peers that I could worship with and talk about faith (it's hard to find a good Christian group and even harder to find an atheist group now that I want that). Part of me still says Chstianity is true, I just walked away from it.
I want to embrace realism. I want to become fully assured of what's true, without constantly worrying or looking back. I hope I can find my way.


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HOOVER — SEC coordinator of officials Steve Shaw gave his annual SEC Media Days talk Wednesday, and his main target was rule changes on targeting.
The foul hasn't changed, he said. It's still about a defenseless player being hit above the shoulders or with the crown of the helmet. The list of defenseless has expanded, however.
A punter or kicker is now defenseless the whole down, not just during their kicking motion. Also, a quarterback who throws an interception is defenseless once possession has changed hands and stays defenseless throughout the down.
"Doesn't mean he can't be hit," Shaw said. "He can be blocked — he just can't be hit above the shoulders."
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"This rule change is probably the most significant rule change in my tenure ever," saw Shaw, who has worked in officiating for 24 years, three as the SEC's coordinator.
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Rules change on a two-year cycle. This is the first year of a new cycle, and there are several changes.
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Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin and Ole Miss' Hugh Freeze are entering their second seasons as coaches in the Southeastern Conference's Western Division. Much like Freeze did Tuesday, Sumlin did his best to temper sky-high expectations people have for the Aggies in 2013.
"The excitement level is really, really high," Sumlin said. "What we have had to do with our football team is separate ourselves from our fans — not from a closeness standpoint, but from a reality standpoint."
Sumlin has no problem with students and alumni dreaming big in front of the Aggies this season. Sumlin is more worried about making sure his team doesn't rest on its laurels after an 11-2 season in 2012, which included handing national champion Alabama its only loss and routing former Big 12 rival Oklahoma in the Cotton Bowl.
"As a team, we have to set the reset button," he said. "We signed 31 new players, 31 guys over the last year that are going to come in. Many of them are going to have to help us this season as true freshmen. That's quite a large number when you have 85 guys on scholarship."
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One of the biggest pieces of the Aggies' success last season was offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury's play calling. However, when his alma mater, Texas Tech, came calling at the end of last year, Kingsbury couldn't turn down the opportunity.
Sumlin said of all the accomplishments in his coaching career, having his assistants — which includes West Virginia head coach Dana Holgorsen and Nevada head coach Brian Polian — move on and take over programs is something he takes great pride in.
"I think we've developed a culture and a mind set and really helped guys become head coaches," he said.
There was no doubt in Sumlin's mind that Kingsbury will do great things in Lubbock, Texas.
"He's a very, very talented individual," Sumlin said. "He's a guy that understands the game of football, understands the politics of the position."
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New Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops made his opening comments Wednesday, lauding the huge turnout for the Wildcats' spring game and the general level excitement around the program. Then came the big-brother question.
Stoops was asked about Bob Stoops' recent stoopings about the SEC. The Oklahoma coach said the SEC benefits from "propaganda."
"That's got to be my first question?" Mark Stoops asked.
He went on to say, essentially, that's just how the game is played.
"I certainly understand Bob defending his conference," Mark Stoops said. "I just left the ACC (Florida State), and I think everybody's going to defend what they're doing in their conference.
"That said, I don't think any of us need to defend what's going on here in the SEC."
Pressing Hilltoppic
Stoops' first game at Kentucky, the season-opener again Western Kentucky, is getting more hype in the Bluegrass State than it normally would because Western beat UK a year ago.
Stoops won't shy away from how important the game is to UK's program this year. After all of the offseason excitement about his hiring, he doesn't want a buzz kill that puts UK fans back into the malaise of last season.
"We have an awful lot on the line," Stoops said. "We can't take anything for granted at Kentucky right now. We can't just show up and beat anybody."
Mullen's blown save
Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen was asked about the Bulldogs' failure to finish strong after a 7-0 start to 2012 and whether that impacted their offseason approach.
"I think it does," he said. "It changes the sense of urgency for some of the guys."
State was 7-0 headed into its 38-7 loss at Alabama, and the Bulldogs would end up losing five of their final six games, only beating Arkansas. They also lost 38-13 to Texas A&M, 37-17 to LSU, 41-24 to rival Ole Miss and 34-20 to Northwestern in the Gator Bowl.
"We were 7-0 at one point in the season, playing in some pretty important football games later in the season," he said. "That's the first time for guys in our program that they've been playing in those level of games that late in the season. I do think, possibly, the first loss possibly affected some other games afterwards."
'The other school'
Mississippi State enjoyed rival Ole Miss' struggling years under Ed Orgeron and the final two years under Houston Nutt, but Freeze led the Rebels to victory in his first Egg Bowl, breaking State's three-game win streak in the series. Then Freeze delivered a highly touted recruiting class, giving the perception of a momentum swing in Mississippi. Mullen never saw such a twist that he couldn't convert into a veiled swipe against Ole Miss.
"When I got hired, the other school in our state, they'd gone to the Cotton Bowl, won the Cotton Bowl," Mullen said. "We came up from a team that wasn't doing very well and won a couple in a row.
"Now, we've been going to the New Year's Day bowl games the last couple years. They come up and are starting to create some stir."
You think?
"I think certainly when you go around the state of Mississippi, it will make Thanksgiving night this fall a pretty important day throughout the whole state," Mullen said. "Not that it hasn't been before, but I think it is going to draw a lot more attention to it nationally, how important and big that rivalry is for everybody in our state."
Brick by brick
New Tennessee head coach Butch Jones knows the program he inherited isn't close to where he wants it to be. After three seasons at Cincinnati, Jones takes over a program in shambles after Derek Dooley's tenure. But Jones has been in this situation before and he plans to use those experiences.
"Well, the circumstances are different," Jones said. "The situations are different. But I think the process and how you develop your football team doesn't change. Not only for myself but our entire staff, this is the third time of taking over a football program. So I think we've really aided and benefited that. I think that's why the transition has been extremely seamless."
Not a laughing matter
New Arkansas coach Bret Bielema isn't a fan of the hurry-up offense and let that be known Wednesday.
Bielema's raised his voice a few octaves when discussing how the up-tempo style of play causes injuries for defensive players. While Bielema doesn't support the fast-paced style of play, he understands Arkansas is a state in which the spread and no-huddle is run often in high schools.
"Yeah, we wanted to play a little bit of normal American football," Bielema said. "We wanted to line up with a tight end and a couple of wideouts, a tailback and a fullback, see what we can do."
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While our lovely Annie recovers from the summer flu, let's share some of our favorite summer reads… anything! What are you reading? What do you want to be reading? What book can you not leave home without on your summer vacation? What do you read to cheer you up when you're sick?
I'll start.
Heidi – I'm reading a lot of YA right now. Some of it is older (Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli) and some of it is new (Shiver, Linger, Forever by Maggie Stiefvater). I'm reading YA for a couple of reasons – 1 – entertaining and engaging characters – 2- I am not as familiar with YA authors and need to do some severe weeding and rebuilding in my library's collection. I'm also reading a book about quilting because if I ever have spare time I want to sew a quilt.
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I usually read a lot of YA. However, right now I am reading Wishful Drinking by Carrie Fisher, which I am breezing through. I am also reading Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen and Journey to the Centre of the Earth by Jules Verne. Next on my list is Kissing Outside the Lines: A True Story of Love and Race and Happily Ever After by Diane Farr and Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Maguire. :)
As you already know, I love YA…and especially love Stargirl. :) I just finished THE NIGHT CIRCUS by Erin Morgenstern and loved it. It's quite captivating. I think I'm going to read a classic next – perhaps A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT by Mark Twain.
For summer I tend to read mysteries. Right now I'm working on the latest in the Maisie Dobbs series. They are all set after World War I in England, where Maisie is a private detective, sounds cheesy, but they are great reads.
Until my summer class ends, I'm supplementing school with middle-grade fiction (A Long Way from Chicago, at the moment). First on my list after school (one more week!) is Carolyn Cooke's Daughters of the Revolution.


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The word glass is derived from the ancient Celtic glas, meaning bluish green, which refers to the color of woad, a body dye popular with warring ancient Britons. With the exception of some soccer fans, the British have refrained from painting themselves blue before combat for several thousand years, but the bluish-green color is as ubiquitous in glass making today as it was in the ancient world.
Few glassworks have exploited the bluish-green combination of cobalt, copper and iron more successfully than that founded in 1840 by Johann Loetz in Klostermuhle, Bohemia, which was within the Austro-Hungarian empire during most of its period of operation. Even though Loetz died in 1848, the Loetz works was initially operated by his wife under the name Glasfabrik Johann Loetz-Witwe (the Widow Johann Loetz Glassworks). It retained that name until its closure during the Second World War.
By the early 1880s the Loetz works had acquired a reputation as a manufacturer of fine glass, produced under the direction of Loetz's grandson Max Ritter von Spaun. He modernized the works and introduced innovative glass types and production techniques, several of which he patented. By 1889, Loetz glassware was well enough established to exhibit at the Paris International Exposition, held under the newly constructed Eiffel tower. The Loetz pieces won critical acclaim for the "Onyx" range and other lines of highly polished, opaque glass with contrasting veining that simulated natural hard stones.
The Paris Exposition of 1889 was the launching pad for many of the century's finest glassworks and it is widely accepted as the birthplace of Art Nouveau. Émile Gallé's earliest artistic glass was shown there. While Loetz was technically compatible with Gallé works, the Loetz glass was clearly out of its artistic depth when compared with the French glassmaker's art. However, Loetz glass showed potential for following in Gallé's footsteps with its display of ornate, free-blown "Octopus" vessels applied with tentaclelike slivers of opalescent glass. Within a few years of the exposition, the Loetz-Witwe works became regarded as one of the finest and most progressive producers of Art Nouveau glass in the world.
The breakthrough for Loetz came in the mid-1890s when Spaun, encouraged by successes at the 1893 Columbia World's Fair in Chicago, concentrated his efforts on developing iridescent finishes. In 1898, after several years of experimentation with reduction firing, he patented a technique to produce the deep blue or gold metallic luster that has been unrivaled. It still serves as the most identifiable and most sought-after feature of Loetz glass. Spaun celebrated with an impressive exhibition of vessels he designed for production in the new technique in Vienna, Loetz's closest and most receptive marketplace.
Vienna was a thriving imperial capital at the turn of the century with an artistic and intellectual population that tolerated the Secessionists, appointed Gustav Mahler director of the city's opera and provided clients and dreams for Sigmund Freud. The affluence of Austria and Hungary before the First World War absorbed much of the output of the Loetz factory, which reciprocated by employing or commissioning prominent members of Vienna's creative community to design vessels.
According to Michael Playford, owner of Two Zero C Applied Arts in London and an expert in Loetz glass, most Loetz glass was made to commission for outside designers, and the best pieces were produced by the union of Loetz and Viennese talent. "Several of the most progressive designers associated with the Wiener Werkstatte designed vessels which were produced at Loetz," Playford says, referring to the avant-garde decorative-arts workshops allied to the Vienna Secession Art movement, "including Josef Hoffman and Koloman Moser [the Wiener Werkstatte founders], Otto Prutscher, Michael Powolny and Dagobert Peche." The appeal of Loetz derives largely from its subtlety of form, together with the advanced technical and artistic achievement in use of color. However, Playford admits that attribution to a respected designer is highly important in determining value.
The forms of Art Nouveau Loetz are as varied as the minds that conceived them and, like the most creative of minds, they are rarely dull. The principal staff designer for Loetz between 1903 and 1914 was Maria Kirschner, who was born in Prague but studied and practiced in Paris and Berlin. Kirschner favored subtle forms of elegant simplicity with little decoration beyond applied handles.
Kirschner's work contrasted with the French Art Nouveau forms, including gooseneck vases and pinched, organic shapes, sometimes applied with tendrils of iridescent glass produced from the late 1890s. Kirschner designed more than 200 vessels for Loetz, some of which are signed with her monogram--not to be confused with the capital letters mk engraved, the mark of Moser (Koloman). Her forms and scale are not unlike the work of Louis Comfort Tiffany, whose career in glass making parallels that of Loetz and whose style shows a clear Austrian influence, perhaps learned as early as 1889, when Tiffany admired Loetz's display at the Paris Exposition. It is widely believed that glass workers from Loetz and other Bohemian factories defected to Tiffany's works in New York City, which would have been a welcome haven for emigrant artisans in the uncertain years of the early twentieth century.
In contrast to the fully evolved Art Nouveau spirit of Kirschner's Loetz, the designs by Josef Hoffman and his followers tend to be of controlled, almost architectural proportion. The combination of bold simplicity of form with vibrant, lustrous color and organic, pitted surface treatment makes the best of Loetz what Playford calls "real art glass." It is glass designed by artists of the highest order to be admired by the most sophisticated of people as works of decorative art.
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·Slow down. The combination of standing water and limited visibility caused by the rain and spray from other vehicles means that traveling at lower speeds is necessary.
·Forget about the traditional three-second following rule. In bad weather you want at least five to six seconds of space between you and the car ahead.
·Use your low beams during the day. Do this even if your car has daytime running lights. By turning on your headlamps, you will not only make your car more visible at the front, you will also turn on the taillights, making you more visible from the rear. If the rain is heavy, consider activating your rear fog lights, if your car has this feature.
·Don't drive through standing water if you're unsure how deep it is. It could be deep enough to get you into trouble. Or, the water might be hiding debris or potholes that could damage your car.
·If you do drive through deep water, check your brakes immediately after you get back to solid pavement. The water may reduce your car's braking ability to zero. Applying the brakes as you drive will speed the drying process and help restore your braking function.
·Be on guard for hydroplaning. This occurs when speed, water depth and tire condition combine to lift your tires off the pavement as you drive. At this point, you're riding on a thin film of water and have lost the ability to control your car. The solution is to slow down. Slowly lift your foot off the accelerator pedal and try not to make any dramatic steering inputs until the tires are back in solid contact with the pavement.
·Don't drive though moving water. A surprisingly small amount of rushing water can move your car off course. How much depends on the car, the surface and the speed of the water. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration notes that a foot of water is enough to float many vehicles, at least initially.
·Be prepared for wind buffeting as you drive. Remember that the wind can change direction violently. That sudden push to the right can be followed immediately by a shove to the left.
·Make sure the air conditioner comes on when you activate the defroster in order to defog windows quickly. In many cars, this happens automatically. In other cars, you will have to push the A/C button to dehumidify the air before it enters the heater. Hot dry air defogs much better than hot moist air.
·Avoid downed wires.
·Avoid choosing routes with tree-lined streets if you can. As beautiful as they are on a lovely day, large branches over the road can turn deadly if they break off during bad weather and fall on a passing car.
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