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I'll be frank with you, Mongolian food was not the most exciting thing to discover. Quite a lot of it consists of meat and flour in various forms and combinations. Mutton is quite a common food to find and I don't like it so that was a trial for me. A popular dish is buuz, which is meat filled dumplings, not bad but after having them so many times I was quite tired of them. We also had bansh with is similar but boiled in a soup.
We tried a fried dough that was cooked up in the nomadic gers, these were quite good if you got them nice and hot. They weren't quite so tasty once they were cold and chewy. They are typically offered to guests if you visit a nomadic family. We were also offered their version of tea which is milky and salty. This may sound very odd but I quite enjoyed it and would order it in restaurants later on in the trip.
I was a little wary of one meal prepared by a nomadic family as the wife came back from their storage ger with a hunk of meat that had been hanging there and sliced off bits of it to put in the soup. Not quite sure how sanitary that is but it seems a common practice.
We picked up a chunk of meat at the market in Arvaikheer and carried it around in a box in the van until it was used up. Again, slightly offputting, but I didn't get sick, mind you, I'd taken an oral vaccine prior to the trip that was supposed to prevent what they refer to as "travelers disease"
We had a lot of cabbage salads, basically coleslaw with a bit of carrot. That was pretty much the only vegetable we saw a lot of during our travels. If you want fresh fruit then you'll want to stock up in the larger grocery stores in the main cities, it was harder to find in the smaller towns.
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Skip to comments.Did Adam Really Live 930 Years?
Posted on 07/14/2014 8:10:13 AM PDT by fishtank
Did Adam Really Live 930 Years?
by Brian Thomas, M.S. *
Genesis 5:5 says Adam lived for 930 years. Judging by todays standards, this sounds impossible. Many contemporary readers of Genesis balk at such numbers and some end up rejecting the whole Bible. But a few researchers have found reasons to believe it.
Plant geneticist Dr. John Sanford and his colleagues plotted the ages of the biblical patriarchs listed in Genesis. The result shows a systematic drop-off in lifespans after 950-year-old Noah, in a way that could never happen by chance, according to an online post showing their results.1
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"The Genesis lifespans decline according to a well-defined decay curve that began immediately after the Flood."
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. . . . . . Fishtank comment: (1) Did Moses falsify the data? How could he do that? Did he know exponential math? (2) If the data points are true (and I see no reason why they are not), then what does that say about the radical process of discontinuity from one equilibrium state to another? (3) Could other physical processes have been affected as well at that time period?
This is a well known trend in the scriptural accounts of antiquity.
Job was one of those long-lived humans.
Some (notably, Hugh Ross with his OEC) have speculated that nuclear radiation made the difference, such as the Vela supernova... maybe. I've gotten leery of "scientism" both in old earth and young earth flavors, when we are dealing with a God that can keep Israelites' shoes from wearing out during 40 years of wandering.
Wives increased their nagging! JMHO.
"Time flies when you're having fun", proven by your chart ...
y = time
x = having fun
"Hey, remember back in 5,000 BC when we used to ride go-carts together as kids? Good times, my friend."
Abe Vigoda is up to 900...
reversed hockey stick...
noah living so long was just a typo... it happens.
Adam did not work out like Noah. He just lounged around in Eden.
Only if he had a iWatch with bio-health sensors...
I am a conservative Christian, but I think this, along with similar attempts to "prove" Scripture using modern natural science and modern historology are misguided and counterproductive. It cedes to our opponents (and in the public eye) their claim that modern natural science and modern historology are the proper turf on which to fight the battle. Scripture was not written as a history and science textbook in the modern sense. It was written as a great book of Divine Wisdom to be mined for great Truth, not a simple recounting of historical trivia.
Could it be that months were years?
New moon was a year?
930 months is 77.5 years.
I am not sure, but I will tell you what I heard. Before the flood, the entire earth was tropical. There was the firmament, which did not allow direct sunlight. During the flood, the firmament was broken, thereby allowing direct sunlight, which will kill a person after about 70 years, give or take. I just wonder what Adam and Eve did for 900 years, to stay busy? I suspect they had brilliant minds. I would guess Eve probably had a baby every year for hundreds of years. These are just some of the things I have heard in the past.
Probably Noah's fault for cutting down all those trees for his silly boat.
That teeman8r, he's a real comedian.
Sometimes in biblical genealogies, a man will be cited where the apparent intent was to designate a small dynasty beginning with that man. Comparing biblical genealogies seems to suggest that approach in the context of genealogies. However, there aren't any other clues to suggest the scripture is talking about a "Noah dynasty" here, and why would such dynasties get shorter and shorter with time?
Saying that the patriarch lived a long time was a way of increasing their stature in the eyes of the faithful. It was not to be taken literally.
Here is my personal "scientific" answer:
When God created Adam and Eve, their DNA was PERFECT. 100% perfect -— no bad genes, no defects, no anything that could or would go wrong. And they were protected within Eden from any outside sources of genetic contamination or deterioration -— no radiation, no viruses, no toxins.
It took time for the genetic alterations and defects to build up within the populations to a noticeable level, and before genetic problems started to be seen. This is why there were no prohibitions against marrying close relatives until the law of Moses, and no genetically diseases caused by those early marriages.
Once driven out of Eden, all those negative things and many others began to work on that perfect DNA and corrupted it -— "death" came into the world.
And with each successive genetic defect, lifespans decreased, and inherited disorders increased.
It makes perfect scientific sense when you think about it.
You notice the decrease in lifespan begins after the flood? Also, I don't recall seeing any mentions of hunters prior to the flood.
Perhaps God changed man and his ecosystem while all living creatures were huddled in the ark?
The more I get to know the kinds of things that God does, the less I am surprised to see things like this. This automatically limits what secular science can actually illuminate, and that doesn't bother me. In fact I'd expect God to set up circumstances where secular science, if idolized, will (not might, will) hit brick walls.
I get the point about not rushing into scientism whether it be in YEC or OEC flavors.
There is no need to interject a conflict between the biblical texts and the so-called "natural sciences." The biblical texts comport precisely with the latter, and are at the same time given for our learning so that we may know where we came from and where we are going. There will always be mockers. Let them mock to their hearts' content.
But the ark was very green!
I'm more careful about that now. Scotty could not change the laws of physics but the Lord can.
Gerald L. Schroeder the Orthodox Jewish physicist, author, does an excellent job of explaining Biblical time - his "Science of God, The Convergence of Scientific and Biblical Wisdom", "The Big Bang" takes nothing away from the Bible while giving the reader a broader view. All of his books are enlightening, his "Hidden Face of God" is truly a gem.
It sounds like one possible principle at work.
Perhaps. But it was also a high methane producer. :-)
I have two sons studying science. One loves physics and sees God's hand physics, in math and in patterns.
My second son is studying biology in order to be a surgeon. He admires God's hand in the human body and especially the cells.
Both of them are motivated in part by exploring God's creation.
A biblical basis for my son's and for other scientists is from Romans 1
0 For since the creation of the world Gods invisible qualitieshis eternal power and divine naturehave been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.
I'd be careful about one thing here however... the interjection of Jewish oral legend. This is revered in rabbinical Judaism as the thing that completes the Torah, but Christians do not view it in that manner.
Supposing that the amount of time comprising a solar year remained constant both before and after such a catastrophic, worldwide event might be in error.
One of the theories of the flood include a reference to a canopy protecting the Earth before the flood. This would seem to tie into that.
> It was written as a great book of Divine Wisdom to be mined
> for great Truth,
"What is Truth?" Pontius Pilate to Jesus.
If there is no Truth in Genesis, then how can you trust any of it?
Jesus believed the Genesis account, and it wasn't just to humor the neanderthalian natives. If Jesus lied, then He wasn't even a decent prophet, let alone the Son of God.
When the sciences are kept within useful domains, such as medicine, they are wonderful servants. Man was bidden to subdue the (wild) earth, and the practical sciences are a way of doing this.
Where it goes off the rails is when it's used as a rationale to ascribe everything living to some kind of faceless, stand alone evolution. That steals from the dignity of mankind.
I'll be curious to see comments regarding your post. I found your thoughts interesting.
There doesn't seem to be an indication that calendars grew in the number of days.
IN addition to that, before you can try to falsify the bible with scientific knowledge is you would have to know all the "science" there is to know and we haven't even scratched the surface. One feature of every major new scientific discovery is that it reveals a whole new astounding level of complexity we were unaware of.
I like your response - it does make perfect sense. The efforts to save us from disease and pestilence mean there will be the survival of the Unfittest, too. That's fine by me as I like living more than preserving a long life span...selfish woman that I am...
In scriptural accounts and in eschatology we see several distinct time spans each having its own distinct qualities. The canopy of pre-Flood existence would be one such quality.
Yes the Bible says Adam lived 930 yrs and Methusela lived 969 years....but in those years leading up to Noah and the Ark there was a lot of sin, which is why God destroyed the earth by water, and the consequence of that flood was it destroyed the dinosaurs.
Real scientists have found bones in the middle east that are both 9,000 years old and which bear traces of tuberculosis.
When you add in a bunch of facts, what seems to make perfect scientific sense can suddenly appear to be less so.
The phenomenon that our modern scientists call dark matter is one such thing. Nobody has ever gotten any of that stuff in a test tube or beaker as far as they know, yet scientists now say there looks to be scads of it scattered in various places throughout the cosmos.
Where all the women on them nekkid?
The bible posits a different kind of fitness, which is spiritual fitness. And that all have lost it, but all have at least in principle the chance of regaining it.
Schroeder's view as a physicist is both clear and wonderful and I feel, opinionless...
"Dark Matter" is just a term used to describe the fact that traditional cosmological models don't conform to the empirical data. Same with Dark Energy.
Don't hink so. My guess is they were metric years.;-)
That makes sense. I would attribute rare examples of sheer prodigy to pockets of residual genetic excellence. Adam and Eve's genetic makeup had to be incredibly rich in terms of both mental and physical stamina. Science today can hardly comprehend the extent of human intellect. But then 1/6 of the population voted for Obama, so there is certainly a downside as well.
Like the phlogiston of old natural science, it might end up being a placeholder for a "better" theory.
"When I was a kid, I had to walk five miles in the snow to school..."
"Science" resides within the concept of "time".
Time was created by God.
God exists outside of such concepts (AKA: eternity).
There is no ^real^ reconciliation between those concepts until Christ returns.
I point to the term (and *concept*) of "the end of time".
The morals of these stories helped many generations progress toward better ways of living and thinking.
Then every few generations, along comes a large batch of total idiots; so desperate in their ignorance and superstition to worship creatures and things, rather than the Creator; who can't seem to get beyond arguing about the literal interpretations, while totally ignoring all the morals of the stories.
These idiots just cannot wait to be (again) enslaved and martyred, just so they don't have to do so much thinking for themselves.
I admire them (and you, for raising great kids). As for the Scriptural angle, I don't think that what you say is inconsistent with what I said. Yes, God's creation is great and worthy of study. That does not mean, however, that every detail of Scripture understood at the most superficial level must be "proven" (or even capable of being "proven") by the scientific method in order for the detail to be defended. Often such details are included for the purpose of presenting a greater Truth about God, and are true insofar as they do that. God EQUALS truth.
The best explanation I've heard of this is degradation/corruption of DNA in the human body. Human bodies were optimal but then sin introduced decay into our universe and every began falling apart...entropy.
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The IT community has always struggled with questions concerning the value of an organization's investment in software and hardware. It is the goal of value-based software engineering (VBSE) to develop models and measures of value which are of use for managers, developers and users as they make tradeoff decisions between, for example, quality and cost or
The IT community has always struggled with questions concerning the value of an organization's investment in software and hardware. It is the goal of value-based software engineering (VBSE) to develop models and measures of value which are of use for managers, developers and users as they make tradeoff decisions between, for example, quality and cost or functionality and schedule – such decisions must be economically feasible and comprehensible to the stakeholders with differing value perspectives. VBSE has its roots in work on software engineering economics, pioneered by Barry Boehm in the early 1980s. However, the emergence of a wider scope that defines VBSE is more recent. VBSE extends the merely technical ISO software engineering definition with elements not only from economics, but also from cognitive science, finance, management science, behavioural sciences, and decision sciences, giving rise to a truly multi-disciplinary framework.
Biffl and his co-editors invited leading researchers and structured their contributions into three parts, following an introduction into the area by Boehm himself. They first detail the foundations of VBSE, followed by a presentation of state-of-the-art methods and techniques. The third part demonstrates the benefits of VBSE through concrete examples and case studies.
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They've Gotten Hot Under Carlesimo, but They Did Under Johnson Too
Now that the Nets are playing well again, it's time to ponder an issue that has bedeviled them before: how to keep the good times going.
The Nets carried a six-game win streak into Tuesday night's home game against the Toronto Raptors, but that doesn't necessarily mean much, given recent history. The Nets closed November on a five-game win streak. Less than a month later, then-coach Avery Johnson was out of a job.
"We've been in a position like this [before] where we've been riding high, and everything kind of changed around," veteran guard Joe Johnson said. "We've learned our lesson. We're not taking anyone for granted. We're just going to try to ride the wave."
To that end, interim coach P.J. Carlesimo made the 14-23 Raptors sound like the most dangerous sub-.500 team in NBA history as he spoke about them at the Nets' pregame shootaround Tuesday. Staying focused, Carlesimo said, is the key to staying hot.
"The players feel good about the way they've been playing," Carlesimo said of his team, which has won eight of nine since he took over, "but you have to translate it to each game."
Not much has changed since Carlesimo took the Nets job when Avery Johnson was fired Dec. 27. Point guard Deron Williams said Carlesimo has been consistent with his preparation and his expectations.
"He's held us all accountable," Williams said.
He smiled when he said of Carlesimo, "He's sarcastic. He can be a little grumpy in the morning. But he's great. He's a straight shooter. He gets us really well prepared."
The Nets (22-15) are in a busy stretch of the schedule, which Carlesimo considers a good thing. The Nets were to fly after Tuesday's game to Atlanta, where they play the Hawks Wednesday. They fly right back home to play the Hawks again on Friday.
Joe Johnson, whom the Nets acquired from Atlanta in July, was peppered with questions before Tuesday's shootaround about what it would feel like to return to Atlanta, where he played for seven years. He all but shrugged.
"Not to downplay it, but it will be another game," Johnson said. "Don't get me wrong. It will be great to see some familiar faces and old friends, but I still got one goal, and that's to go in there and try to get a win. One is not going to be better than any other one."
After Friday's game at home, the Nets will play four on the road, beginning with Monday against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden and continuing with an unpleasant three-games-in-four-nights wringer against the Minnesota Timberwolves, Memphis Grizzlies and Houston Rockets.
The Nets have been winning despite being less than 100%. Johnson scored 19 points in 35 minutes Friday against Phoenix even though he was hampered by the flu. Williams played despite a bruised thigh Sunday against Indiana, a much better opponent, and scored 22 points in a comeback victory.
Gerald Wallace, a starting forward, was expected to miss Tuesday's game because of bruised ribs that he suffered against Phoenix, and Carlesimo said reserve forward Andray Blatche was the latest Nets' player to come down with the flu.
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In an interview with CBS News today, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli (R) claimed that the Affordable Care Act must be unconstitutional for the same reason that Congress could not require people to buy guns:
Never before in our history has the federal government ordered Americans to buy a product under the guise of regulating commerce. Imagine, Bob, if this bill were that in order to protect our communities and homeland security, every American had to buy a gun. Can you image the reaction across the country to that? Well, the truth of the matter is, the same legal power is at stake in ordering us to buy health insurance.
Cuccinelli's comparison between health care and guns is unfortunate, since it reveals his utter ignorance of American legal history. Indeed, rather than trying to "imagine" what the reaction to such a hypothetical law might be, Cuccinelli could learn exactly what America's reaction was to an actual law simply by picking up a history book. As it turns out, President George Washington signed a law that was almost identical to the one Cuccinelli railed against on CBS:
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i'm writing an interesting program, and every performance hit is very painful for me. so i'm wondering what is better - to make an extra "if" statement to reduce a number of function calls, or to avoid those "if" adn get more funciton calls. the function is virtual method, that overrides IEqualityComparer's method Equals, all it does is comparing the size and the hash of 2 files. the if statement compares the size of these 2 files. i think you got the point of this logic. as you can see i'm writing this program in C#. So maybe anyone can answer me, because this is not the first time i'm wondering what to choose. thanks
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Have you tried profiling to find out? Are you sure that either of these is the bottleneck in your application?
Keep if - it will run much faster.
It is clear that creating hash of an file will take considerably more time than if.
Is the pain caused by the actual performance you observe while testing or just by the fact that you think about possibility of wasting a few cycles? If it's the second case the only sane way to fix the problem is by working on attitude.
The cost of a branch is very hard to predict, because modern processors use some very clever techniques to speed the execution. They store some special data structures that are used to predict the branch target. The branch is very cheap if the prediction is correct and pretty costly otherwise. The rate of incorrect predictions is low, but of course not zero. I don't think You can get a definitive answer for your question
My guess would be that an if statement is better, but with today's advanced compilers you can never really tell. Your best bet is to try both and compare the performance.
In the old days, back in the 486 and older days, when CPUs were "dumb", branching logic (e.g. an
The only proper way to answer your question is: benchmark both methods and see which is faster.
It's really hard to know without profiling. But either way, I can tell you that your algorithms are generally going to be much more important than
The answer depends on one thing: "am I using a completely braindead compiler"
And since you're not, the answer is "it doesn't matter". The compiler and JIT'er heavily transforms your code, so what is actually executed looks nothing like the code you wrote.
For example, function calls can be inlined, eliminating all the overhead of the function call.
Therefore: write code that is easy to understand for yourself, and as a side bonus, it also becomes easier to understand for the compiler when it optimizes your code.
Function call can have a cost due to, well, to the cost of calling a function. This can be much bigger than for
Because of this, there really is no general answer to this question. Even if you profile, there is nothing to say that it won't be different on a different architecture even with a binary copy of the assembly (because the jitter will be different) or with a different version of the .NET environment (and here "different version" includes service packs, hot-fixes and patches that touch on it).


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