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So I just saw this post on one of my FB friend's wall. I don't want to respond to it but WTF?! I never heard this before and I don't really know what to make of it:
"The book of Genesis is just as far-fetched as Scientology and Mormonism. But not even half as far-fetched as someone who doesn't believe in a higher power.
Atheism isn't a choice, its a disease that can be cured with scripture. So go out and tell all your atheist friends something they don't want to hear... This may be the time they actually cave in and drop their beliefs for yours."
This guy and I went to a Catholic high school together and I really can't wrap my head around this statement. Ok, he's admitting Genesis is a load of crap, good. Of course, that's kinda the Catholic Church's stance on Genesis...sooo not as good as it good be, especially considering the rest of the status. A disease? I don't think I have ever before heard that attack and ya. What do you make of this status? How would you respond if someone said this to you (better to be prepared than not)?
Can we please call this evangelizing "militant" like all the Christians/Catholics do to us?
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Goodness, you're right! I was an atheist, but hearing your extracts from the bible, a veil has been lifted from my eyes!" said nobody. Ever
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"So you don't believe in Genesis, Scientology or Mormonism- good for you. But yet you'll believe in a magic sky daddy? How exactly do you justify that?... Also, If I may say, what I find interesting about your 'cure" for atheism is that its the very thing which causes people to be an atheist. So, it sounds to me like you're recommending some type of homeopathic cure."
homeopathic religion, at first I laughed and then, I said "Wait a sec., that is exactly what today's christianity is."
A very deluded version of the original form. LOL
That's one way to look at it.. I was thinking more along the lines of how homeopathic remedies suggest you include small amounts of things you're allergic to in order to build an immunity to those things
His friend suggests the cure is the very thing which causes many to be come atheists in the first place--- reading scripture,
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Milian Wolff, a developer on the KDevelop IDE, has proposed to their development community that a subset of the C++11 language be permitted following the KDevelop 4.5 branching in a few weeks.
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The legal question at hand is pretty simple: Did Shelly Sterling and her doctors follow the Sterling Family Trust rules in having Donald Sterling declared mentally incapacitated, leaving her the lone trustee.
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Yes, there is a generic version of Propecia, it is called finasteride.
What is Finasteride used for?
Finasteride 1 mg is prescribed for Androgenetic Alopecia (male pattern hair loss) while Finasteride 5 mg is prescribed for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (benign enlargement of the prostate) and is marketed under the brand name Proscar.
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Sitting under a pergola dissipating the blazing September sun of northern Thailand, beef cow farmer Punya Prachachit says he can't believe he was making so many simple mistakes for so many years.Prachachit, 65, from Mung Saleonnatcoon Province, laments that in the past 10 years in the beef cultivating business, he has been using many incorrect techniques to raise and maintain his cows. Sure, becoming a farmer was only a retirement job for the former government officer, but Prachachit so took to raising beef cows that he became president of one of the largest meat cooperatives in Thailand and thereby a key figure in national decisions on meat."It would be a big honor for me if I can help you," cattle expert Shimon Carmi told him last month.Carmi, head of S.H. Design Engineering Ltd. and a legend in the Israeli cattle industry – he was one of the founders of the dairy herd management company AfiMilk, where he worked until 1993 – was part of a group of Israeli agriculture experts traveling around Thailand in mid-September under the guidance of the Royal Thai Embassy in Israel. They were there to share their expertise with rural Thai farmers, who came to meet them at five different Royal Development Study Centers. Prachachit – at the Puparn Royal Development Study Center in the northeastern Sikhon Nakhon Province – was one of these farmers, who reacted with amazement and gratitude at the huge impact some small changes in their cattle rearing practices could make.At Puparn, beef cow researchers are raising combinations of both standard French Charolais cattle and black Tajima cows – responsible for Japan's worldfamous, and world-famously expensive, Kobe beef. The latter are descended from two originals that Japan gave the princess of Thailand. 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In order to prevent bloating – another question the farmers had – people should be feeding their cattle the grass the next morning, when it is a bit less fresh – a mechanism that will make the grass easier to digest, he said.Protein quantities will not diminish after preserving fresh cattle feed overnight, Carmi assured them.Another tip he gave the farmers was that when cross-breeding cattle, they must make sure the resultant calf will not be too big for the cow giving birth.One particular breed of cows that Israeli meat farmers prefer is Belgian Blue, which provides a small, light-boned calf and quality meat, and this would be highly preferable to the French Charolais, he said.After contemplating all of Carmi's guidelines, Prachachit said he would definitely be following his Israeli colleague's advice when it came to cutting fresh grass and leaving it overnight before feeding his animals. 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Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - It didn't take long for the Oakland Athletics to get back on track.
They had six cross the plate before there were even two outs in the opening frame.
Nate Freiman smacked a three-run homer as part of a six-run first inning in the Oakland Athletics' 11-2 win over the Houston Astros in the opener of a three-game set.
The A's had lost back-to-back games coming in on the heels of a nine-game winning streak.
Tommy Milone (3-0) fanned six and surrendered two runs on eight hits over 6 2/3 frames, while Jed Lowrie tallied two hits, four RBI and a run scored for Oakland.
"He's not going to beat himself. He's going to make his defenders work. He works quick ... He's been the model of consistency," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
Erik Bedard (0-1) lasted just one-third of an inning in the start for Houston, which has dropped three straight contests. He allowed all six of the first- inning runs on four walks and two hits.
Bedard walked his first three batters before striking out Lowrie. A wild pitch allowed Coco Crisp to score before Brandon Moss stroked a two-run single to right. Freiman stepped up next and belted a hanging curveball deep into the left-field seats for his first major league home run to make it 6-0 and knock Bedard out of the game.
"Six runs in the first inning is always a tough deficit to overcome, especially with a guy like Tommy Milone on the mound," Houston manager Bo Porter said. "You knew you had to hit your way back into the game with him on the mound. It put us behind the 8-ball."
Carlos Pena's RBI single in the fourth and Jose Altuve's run-scoring base hit in the seventh cut the deficit to 6-2 before Oakland responded with three runs in the home half of the seventh and two more in the eighth.
Lowrie slapped a two-run single back up the middle and Moss' RBI double increased the advantage to 9-2 in the seventh. Lowrie's two-run single in the eighth made it 11-2.
Pena had two of the Astros' eight hits ... The A's were 5-for-11 with runners in scoring position, while Houston finished 2-for-7 with RISP ... Moss has 13 RBI on the year.
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CincinnatiBethany School
555 Albion Ave.
Cincinnati, OH, 45246
(513)771-7462(Episcopal)235 students | Gr. K-8 -
CincinnatiKemper Road KinderCare
1459 East Kemper Road
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SpringdaleMaple Knoll Child Center
11100 Springfield Pike
Springdale, OH, 45246
(513)782-2498Montessori School17 students | Gr. PK-KG -
Cincinnati St Gabriel Consolidated School
18 W Sharon Rd
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(513)771-5220(Roman Catholic)448 students | Gr. K-8
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Age 25+ w/College Degree | 38% | 21% |
Median Household Income | $46,786 | $46,302 |
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Sonia Zugel and Ungaro Triumphant Once More at Wellington Dressage CDI-W presented by The Dutta Corp
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- The Wellington Dressage CDI-W presented by The Dutta Corp. at the 2013 Adequan Global Dressage Festival (AGDF) drew to a close today. The featured class was the FEI Intermediare Freestyle. First place in the $6,000 FEI Intermediare Freestyle went to Sonia Zugel (IRL) riding her mount Ungaro (Weltmeyer II x Wendekreis). The pair were successful in yesterday's $5,000 FEI Intermediare I and Friday's $3,000 FEI Prix St. George.
Today's judges were Wojek Markowski (POL) at H, Jennie Loriston-Clarke (GBR) at C, and Anne Gribbons (USA) at B. Zugel received a score of 63.125% at H, a 68.750% at C, a 66.625% at B, for a total of 66.167% and her third victory of the week.
Zugel grew up in Ireland and moved with her family to California when she was 18. Based now in Holmdel, NJ, and Wellington, FL, she trains with Vera Barisone (wife of Michael Barisone). In talking about the 16-year-old bay BWP gelding, Zugel said, "We've been together for five years and he has brought me from the Third Level up to this so I'm real proud of him. His strengths are his changes and we are getting better at half passing. I'm learning to ride him better."
Surprisingly, Zugel had only choreographed the routine last week. She admitted, "My timing was a little off. I went through it only once. But I really like the music and the pattern. I think it really works for him. I just have to fine tune it a little bit. I was really happy with it. It was a lot of fun."
Zugel began foxhunting with her family then continued onto eventing, steeplechasing and show jumping. When she decided she was no longer interested in jumping, she decided to try dressage. "I loved dressage from having to perform it in eventing, so I decided to give it a try. I love it. It's now become a family affair as my daughter has begun lessons," she remarked.
With winning all the classes she has entered this week, she was overjoyed. "I am amazed! I'm really happy. I have a big team behind me. I've worked hard, but I have extremely knowledgeable vets, massage therapists, everyone."
This is Zugel's second year competing at the AGDF. "This facility is awesome," she noted. "To me, there isn't a better facility in the world. I showed here last year and got a few CDI ribbons. It's tough because he's a littler horse compared to the fancier horses. But he tries his little heart out, so I can't ask for anything more."
Looking towards the future, Zugel wants to continue with the Small Tour. "Hopefully, I'll find a Grand Prix horse and move up sometime. Because I'm an Amateur rider, it's difficult to find that nice, fancy, and safe horse. I have some other horses that are coming along so we'll see what happens," Zugel reflected.
Today also saw the presentation of the Young Horse award, which went to Anna Marek riding Dilona (by Lord Leatherdale). The horse and rider combination were also the Overall High National scorers with a 82.000%.
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