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Lough Rynn Castle places you 9.5 mi (15.3 km) from Fenagh Abbey. This 4-star hotel has 43 guestrooms and offers conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. St. Carthagh's Cathedral and Longford Greyhound Stadium are also within a 30-minute drive of this Mohill hotel.
Free full breakfast is served each morning from 8 AM to 10:30 AM. Enjoy a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, or relax with a drink at the bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service.
All of Lough Rynn Castle's 43 air-conditioned rooms provide coffee makers, laptop-compatible safes, and ironing boards. Guests can expect free WiFi and TVs. Hair dryers are also standard.
Property features
Guests of Lough Rynn Castle enjoy access to free WiFi in public areas, conference space, and a business center. A stay here includes free parking. The front desk is staffed 24/7 to help secure valuables, and answer any questions about the accommodations. Additional amenities include coffee/tea in a common area and laundry facilities.
- Free full breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
A business center is on site at this 4-star property. This eco-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and 24-hour room service. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 43
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Conference space
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free breakfast
- Restaurant
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Free WiFi
- Room service (24 hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
A complimentary full breakfast is served each morning between 8 AM and 10:30 AM.
Sandstone Restaurant - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Hotel Name
- Castle Lough Rynn
- Castle Rynn
- Lough Rynn
- Lough Rynn Castle
- Lough Rynn Castle Hotel
- Lough Rynn Castle Hotel Mohill
- Lough Rynn Castle Mohill
- Rynn Castle
- Lough Rynn Castle Estate & Gardens Hotel Mohill
- Lough Rynn Castle Estate And Gardens
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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The past few days have seen a dramatic and unexpected realignment of forces in the phone-hacking scandal. Until a week ago it seemed that the Murdoch Press, in particular the News of the World and The Sun, was excoriated by almost everyone: polite society, the liberal intelligentsia, the police, hacking victims, newspaper rivals and politicians. Tabloid journalists working for Rupert Murdoch were all tarred with the same brush.
Then came the second wave of arrests of Sun journalists over alleged corrupt payments to the police – and everything changed. Though some incorrigible haters of Murdoch welcomed the arrests, finding further evidence that all his tabloid journalists operate in the same sewer, others who might not have been predictable defenders of The Sun became concerned. They saw that important issues of press freedom were at stake, and deplored the way in which the Management and Standards Committee, a Star Chamber set up by Mr Murdoch, had apparently passed information to the police revealing the identity of journalists' sources.
One might have expected the same horrified response to "tabloid excess" that greeted the News of the World's shenanigans, and in some instances the usual critics piped up. But the National Union of Journalists weighed in on the side of the Sun journalists, as did the eminent liberal QC, Geoffrey Robertson, in a magnificent piece in The Times. He urged journalists to stand up for their rights, and argued that protecting sources is a legal and moral duty. Even more strikingly, he asserted that payment to public officials for information is not unlawful if it is in the public interest.
This article, appearing as it did in a Murdoch newspaper and therefore aided and abetted by James Harding, editor of The Times, was a shot across the bows of the inquisitors of the MSC, in particular its in-house Torquemada, Will Lewis. An MSC source, who for all I know could have been Mr Lewis himself, was on to Media Guardian quicker than a rat up a drainpipe, telling the website that some public officials had received more that £10,000 from The Sun and were "effectively on retainer". In other words, payments to police and other public servants were allegedly paid on an industrial scale that is difficult to square with Mr Robertson's picture of reporters paying officials for individual stories.
Rupert Murdoch's email to staff announcing the imminent launch of The Sun on Sunday, and his reinstatement of the arrested journalists until or unless they were charged, were interpreted favourably by some of his journalists. Nonetheless, he identified with the MSC, saying that it would continue to "turn over every piece of evidence we can find". He said his company "cannot protect people who have paid public officials". Mr Robertson's response was that Mr Murdoch's email was "full of errors, both of law and history", and that the MSC was under no obligation to hand over evidence to police because the identity of sources is protected by law.
Where does this leave us? Mr Murdoch, it seems to me, is making few concessions to Sun journalists. The launch of a new Sunday title was intimated by him to a Commons committee last July, and predicted by this column in September. The reinstatement of the arrested journalists was an act of natural justice. But the inquisition goes on, and the notion that the MSC is free to give police the sources of Sun journalists is not questioned.
Mr Murdoch is a ruthless man who believes he has to show investors that the stables have been hosed down. If this process involves transgressing a sacred tenet of journalistic conduct, tough.
And yet he may not have things all his own way. The involvement of the NUJ and Mr Robertson, as well as the voices raised in the rest of the Press on behalf of the Sun journalists, give me heart. Of course systematic payment to public officials irrespective of the nature of the information divulged cannot be defended. But reporters may have paid for stories in a way that was perfectly lawful.
What Sun journalists are perhaps beginning to understand is that their interests and those of Mr Murdoch are no longer the same. Is it too much to hope that inveterate Murdoch-bashers will concede that not all Sun journalists have been engaged in the Devil's work, and that some of what they do may even be in the public good?
Magazines prosper with little online presence
Serious newspapers lose sales, serious magazines – or some – gain them. ABC figures for the second half of 2011 show fortnightly Private Eye up 10.1 per cent year-on-year to a 25-year high of 228,112 copies. The Week grew 3.9 per cent over the same period to 187,536. The monthly Oldie rose 6.4 per cent year-on-year to a record 41,008. The weekly Economist and monthly Prospect showed tiny gains. The Spectator was down 9.6 per cent year-on-year, but rose 1.1 per cent over the previous six-month period.
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I need to get a logo designed for a radio controlled car club. The club is located in Mildura Victoria and is dedicated to 1/10 scale electric off road vehicles. The name of the club is Mildura RC Car Club. Examples of the types of vehicles used are included in the attached images.
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Skip to comments.Why Politicized Science is Dangerous - Michael Crichton
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I wonder what Crichton thinks about Gore winning the Peace Prize.
Think of posts on FR, Buchannan, Brimelow, and others. Now, is Eugenics really discredited and dead, or just temporarily out of fashion. It has never been scientifically valid but it is and idea that will never die as long as tribalism, nativeism and isolationism are are part of the political and social universe.
Note: There are good reasons to oppose groups of people based on political, religious and cultural beliefs and practices. That is not what Crichton or I are describing as eugenics.
He started out writing a book about global warming, but the more he researched it the more he found out what a crock of *&^% it was, and he decided to write about the people who wanted to further their own agenda. Good book if you want your eyes opened.
I doubt we're going to see "State of Fear" made into a movie any time soon.
and they're certainly not vegetarian environmentalists.
I'd love to see Crichton finance and direct it himself; it's not like he doesn't have the money or experience to do it.
His claim is that eugenics was never tested using rigorous definitions.
So instead of swinging over to the other side and denouncing it as unscientific, with about as much evidence, why not test it rigorously to see if less intelligent people tend to have less intelligent offspring?
If they are, and they reproduce at a higher rate than the more intelligent, then the worst fears of the eugenicists of 1900 are likely to come true eventually.
I agree with most of what Mike says, but a lot of his criticism of eugenics is guilt by association. "The Nazis were eugenicists, so the very concept of eugenics must be evil."
Bon, is there a Crichton ping list, and if not, you should start one. The dude is a certified genius.
But they do like lawyers!!!
Bump for later...
Excellent. I learned a lot about important subjects of the past and present.
His portrayal of union workers as dangerous thugs pretty much guaranties it will never be made into a major motion picture.
But as Alston Chase put it, "when the search for truth is confused with political advocacy, the pursuit of knowledge is reduced to the quest for power."
There is great elegance in simplicity and this sentence seems to meet that criterion.
I remember when I was a kid, my parents got a pamphlet in the mail with all sorts of eugenic clap-trap. The upshot was that, as trained scientists and PhDs, it was their duty to humanity to produce many children in order to dilute the hoards of idiots being produced by the uneducated classes.
Since I was their fifth child in three and a half years, I thought they were doing pretty well in this regard, but they reacted to the pamphlet in a very hostile way. They, apparently, had a better understanding and memory of the eugenic horrors of the early 20th Century than we have today.
The eugenics he refers to is based on racism - against jews, blacks, and most other "not us" races. The Nazis were racist eugencists, as were most of those who signed on at that time. That was the unscientific part of it. Genetics (the kind that only cares about moving the genes forward, not about intellect) will favor the group that breeds the most prolifically, and they are typically going to be less educated, less thoughtful, and more driven by their hormones than by their brains. That cuts right across racial lines.
As Paul Harvey once said, "Gonads are useful for their purpose, but they are no substitute for brains."
Furthermore, while he mentions Margaret Sanger as an early proponent of eugenics he fails to remind us of the two disasterous bi-products of that movement that remain w/ us today; abortion and euthanasia. How is one to separate those two topics from politics?
Finally, he reminds us of the thousands of witches destroyed by superstition but neglects to mention the millions destroyed by "reason", ie communism which was billed as the end of superstitous man.
Overall I found the article interesting but ultimately superficial, which is also a description of his novels.
Most of the Hollywood crowd can't spell "Harvard Medical School", much less graduate from it.
Not going to be required reading for Publik skool students any time soon, though.
It lives on in the legacy of the Democrat Party drawn from the most influential adherent, Woodrow Wilson.
"Why Politicized Science is Dangerous - Michael Crichton"
Does anyone really need another case beyond that of Soviet genetics?
Lysenko pushes Vavilov out of the way, and millions of people starve
due to bankrupt scientific theories (used to modify agricultural practice).
'Nuff said.
Just with that one case.
You should be able to recognize the quotation without attribution.
How does being less smart than someone else negate the rights that are recognized in the central holding of the Declaration of Independence?
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Maybe I am reading your statement wrong, and it been a long time since I took a science class but aren't all theories unproven, hence the reason they are theories. I believe Relativity, Cold Fusion, Wormholes, are all "unproven theories" and I would argue deserve public funding. I am not trying to start a posting fight, I'm just trying to get clarification on your statement.
Though the will eat liberal environmentalists first, since they're the easier pickings, most likely to be standing in front of the predator in hopes of bonding with it.
THe conservative will either be building a defensive structure or locking and loading.
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But it should be!
But is used repetitively by Lilly white CEO's in order to justify the racism being perpetrated against white males. There is absolutely no proof that diversity is good for business or social ills. In fact more studies have shown that racial diversity results in decrease productivity. The only diversity that may be beneficial is age diversity where older workers can provide their experience to younger workers.
Fight the diversity lie - character should trump race and humility should trump racial pride.
Where did I even imply that I would support any changes to the principles embodies in the Declaration? For the record, I don't.
I probably wasn't clear enough. I'll first try to define what eugenics is, as I understand it. It is the scientific theory that differential breeding between more-fit and less-fit groups of humans will eventually lead to a general decline in the average fitness of the population so affected. It has been expanded in many cases to include recommendations about how to change this situation by "self-direction of human evolution."
One of Mr. Chrichton's valid criticisms was that this theory has never been rigorously defined or tested. So, from a purely scientific standpoint, the answer to is to rigorously define and test the theory, not to assume that it is untrue because it has become politically unpopular.
Let us posit that eugenics is indeed rigorously tested, and we find that the basic theory is true. Less-fit people reproducing at a higher rate results in a general decline in the fitness of the population.
I have no idea whether this would actually turn out to be the case. Although, looking at it objectively, there seems to be no logical reason why the laws of natural selection would not apply to humans.
Now what? From here on out, the question of what to do about this situation is not one of science, it is one of philosophy, morality and politics. Science can to some extent predict what the results of various policies might be, but it cannot give any insight on whether policies are moral or ethical. That's just not what science does, since science by definition is amoral.
FWIW, I would personally oppose any discrimination whatsoever against people because they fit the criteria used to determine who is less fit.
I do, however, think the issue is important enough that it should be studied scientifically. In fact, it is being studied, through numerous studies of genetics and heredity. It just isn't called eugenics anymore.
BTW, I agree that the racial eugenics of the first half of this century was a bunch of garbage. But there is again no scientific reason that groups of humans who differ on average in height, weight, eye color, skin color, athletic ability, etc.; should not also differ on average in intelligence and other qualities that might be defined as "more fit."
Judge rules on Algore's politically motivated "film":
The case and the "ruling" had to do with Al Gore and his friends' attempt to "politically indoctrinate" little children with a scientifically flawed film (Per the judges suggestion, only 9 of the errors were concentrated on as a part of this court decision).
Judge Burton: "I turn to [An Inconvenient Truth] the film. The following is clear:
"... science is used, in the hands of a talented politician and communicator, to make a political statement and to support a political programme. ..."
... the Defendant, does not challenge that the film promotes political views. ................."
Excerpts of the other salient points are provided below (the Films "errors" are snipped):
England and Wales High Court (Administrative Court) Decisions http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2007/2288.html
Case No: CO/3615/2007 Hearing dates: 27, 28 September, 1, 2 October 2007 Before: MR JUSTICE BURTON
Stuart Dimmock - Claimant — Mr Paul Downes and Miss Emily Saunderson (instructed by Malletts) for the Claimant
Sec. State for Education and Skills Defendant — Mr Martin Chamberlain (instructed by Treasury Solicitors) for the Defendant
[Judge] Burton:
Stuart Dimmock is a father of two sons at state school and a school governor. He has brought an application to declare unlawful a decision by the then Secretary of State for Education and Skills to distribute to every state secondary school in the United Kingdom a copy of former US Vice-President Al Gore's film, An Inconvenient Truth ("AIT"), ..... I have had very considerable assistance from both the very able Counsel, Paul Downes for the Claimant and Martin Chamberlain for the Defendant, and their respective teams.
The context and nub of the dispute are the statutory provisions described in their side headings as respectively relating to "political indoctrination" and to the "duty to secure balanced treatment of political issues" in schools, now contained in ss406 and 407 of the Education Act 1996, which derive from the identical provisions in ss44 and 45 of the Education (No 2) Act 1986. The provisions read as follows:
406. The local education authority, governing body and head teachers shall forbid
the promotion of partisan political views in the teaching of any subject in the school.
407. The local education authority, governing body and head teacher shall take such steps as are reasonably practicable to secure that where political issues are brought to the attention of pupils while they are (a) in attendance at a maintained school, or (b) taking part in extra-curricular activities which are provided or organised for registered pupils at the school by or on behalf of the school they are offered a balanced presentation of opposing views."
I viewed the film at the parties' request..... It is now common ground that it is not simply a science film ... but that it is a political film.. . Its theme is not merely the fact that there is global warming,... but that urgent, and if necessary expensive and inconvenient, steps must be taken to counter it, many of which are spelt out.
Paul Downes... has established his case that the views in the film are political by submitting that Mr Gore promotes an apocalyptic vision, which would be used to influence a vast array of political policies, which he illustrates ...:
"(i) Fiscal policy and the way that a whole variety of activities are taxed, including fuel consumption, travel and manufacturing
(ii) Investment policy and the way that governments encourage directly and indirectly various forms of activity.
(iii) Energy policy and the fuels (in particular nuclear) employed for the future.
(iv) Foreign policy and the relationship held with nations that consume and/or produce carbon-based fuels."
... the Defendant, does not challenge that the film promotes political views. ................."
In the DEFRA [the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs] leaflet ... there was this one sentence summary:
"Mr Johnson said that influencing the opinions of children was crucial to developing a long term view on the environment among the public."
After the pre-action correspondence from the Claimant, and on the very day the Judicial Review Claim Form was issued, a somewhat differently worded news release was issued by the Defendant dated 2 May 2007:
"....This pack will help to give young people information and inspiration to understand and debate the issues around climate change..."
The explanation for the distribution to all schools is now given in these proceedings in the witness statement of Ms Julie Bramman of the DES:
"8. I should say at once that it was recognised from the start that parts of the Film contained views about public policy and how we should respond to climate change. The aim of distributing the film was not to promote those views, but rather to present the science of climate change in an engaging way and to promote and encourage debate on the political issues raised by that science."
...the meaning of partisan, as in partisan political views: ...
... Mr Downes pointed to dictionary definitions suggesting the relevance of commitment, or adherence to a cause. In my judgment, the best simile for it might be "one sided". Mr Downes, in paragraph 27 of his skeleton argument, helpfully suggested that there were factors that could be considered by a court in determining whether the expression or promotion of a particular view could evidence or indicate partisan promotion of those views:
"(i) A superficial treatment of the subject matter typified by portraying factual or philosophical premises as being self-evident or trite with insufficient explanation or justification and without any indication that they may be the subject of legitimate controversy; the misleading use of scientific data; misrepresentations and half-truths; and one-sidedness.
(ii) The deployment of material in such a way as to prevent pupils meaningfully testing the veracity of the material and forming an independent understanding as to how reliable it is.
(iii) The exaltation of protagonists and their motives coupled with the demonisation of opponents and their motives.
(iv) The derivation of a moral expedient from assumed consequences requiring the viewer to adopt a particular view and course of action in order to do "right" as opposed to "wrong."
This is clearly a useful analysis.
Local educational authority to forbid the promotion of partisan views in the teaching of any subject in the school
"....What is forbidden by the statute is, as the side heading makes clear, "political indoctrination". If a teacher uses the platform of a classroom to promote partisan political views in the teaching of any subject, then that would offend against the statute.
If on the other hand a teacher, in the course of a school day and as part of the syllabus, presents to his pupils, no doubt with the appropriate setting and with proper tuition and debate, a film or document which itself promotes in a partisan way some political view, that cannot possibly in my judgment be the mischief against which the statute was intended to protect pupils.
It would not only lead to bland education, but to education which did not give the opportunity to pupils to learn about views with which they might, vehemently or otherwise, either agree or disagree. I conclude that the mere distribution by the Defendant to schools to facilitate their showing the film, and accompanied by guidance, to which I shall refer, is not per se, or irremediably, a promotion of those partisan political views.
Balanced Presentation
.....the issue of whether there is facilitated by the DES what is forbidden, namely the promotion by the school of partisan political views, depends in substantial part on the context, and in this case on its Guidance Note. Such Guidance Note is also obviously relevant in relation to s407. On occasions during the hearing, Mr Chamberlain indicated that there were matters that could be left to the good sense and the knowledge of teachers, whether of science, geography or of citizenship. Trust in such teachers is of course, one hopes, always a given. .....
.....There is nothing to prevent (to take an extreme case) there being a strong preference for a theory if it were a political one that the moon is not made out of green cheese, and hence a minimal, but dispassionate, reference to the alternative theory. The balanced approach does not involve equality. In my judgment, the word "balanced" in s407 means nothing more than fair and dispassionate.
The Film
I turn to AIT, the film. The following is clear:
i) It is substantially founded upon scientific research and fact, albeit that the science is used, in the hands of a talented politician and communicator, to make a political statement and to support a political programme. ..."
The Errors [snipped]
The Guidance
"... in order to establish and confirm that the purpose of sending the films to schools is not so as to "influence the opinions of children" (paragraph 7 above) but so as to "stimulate children into discussing climate change and global warming in school classes" (paragraph 6 above) a Guidance Note must be incorporated into the pack, and that it is not sufficient simply to have the facility to cross-refer to it on an educational website..... it is noteworthy that in the (unamended) Guidance Note there is no or no adequate discussion at all, either by way of description or by way of raising relevant questions for discussion, in relation to any of the above 9 'errors', the first two of which are at any rate apparently based on non-existent or misunderstood evidence, and the balance of which are or may be based upon lack of knowledge or appreciation of the scientific position, and all of which are significant planks in Mr Gores's 'political' argumentation. ..."
"...One particular change in the section on "Citizenship: Planning a whole day event on climate change" is of some significance:
"..... Invite in a guest speaker to go over the issues raised across the day and discuss solutions But please remember that teaching staff must not promote any particular political response to climate change and, when such potential responses are brought to the attention of pupils, must try to ensure that pupils are offered a balanced presentation of opposing views."
The amended Guidance Note contains in its introduction a new and significant passage:
"[Schools] must bear in mind the following points
* AIT promotes partisan political views (that is to say, one sided views about political issues)
* teaching staff must be careful to ensure that they do not themselves promote those views;
* in order to make sure of that, they should take care to help pupils examine the scientific evidence critically (rather than simply accepting what is said at face value) and to point out where Gore's view may be inaccurate or departs from that of mainstream scientific opinion;
* where the film suggests that views should take particular action at the political level (e.g. to lobby their democratic representatives to vote for measures to cut carbon emissions), teaching staff must be careful to offer pupils a balanced presentation of opposing views and not to promote either the view expressed in the film or any other particular view.
"...I am satisfied that, with the Guidance Note, as amended, the Defendant is setting the film into a context in which it can be shown by teachers, and not so that the Defendant itself or the schools are promoting partisan views contained in the film, and is putting it into a context in which a balanced presentation of opposing views can and will be offered. There is no call for the Defendant to support the more extreme views of Mr Gore indeed the Government's adherence is to the IPCC views - ...and that there are views of "sceptics" who do not accept even the consensus views of the IPCC. The Defendant will not be promoting partisan political views by enabling the showing of AIT in the context of the discussions facilitated by the Guidance Note, and is not under a duty to forbid the presentation of it in that context.
"... It is plain that the original press releases of February were enthusiastically supportive of the film, and did initially indicate an intent to "influence". ....As Mr Downes has pointed out, if it has taken this hearing to identify and correct the flaws, it is impossible to think that teachers could have done so untutored. I am satisfied that, because insufficient attempt was made to counter the more one-sided views of Mr Gore, and, to some extent, by silence in the Guidance Note, those views were adopted, or at any rate discussion of them was not facilitated (and no adequate warning was given), there would have been a breach of ss406 and 407 of the Act but for the bringing of these proceedings and the conclusion that has now eventuated. Indeed the spirit of co-operation in which this hearing has been carried through is a tribute to constructive litigation.
In the circumstances, and for those reasons, in the light of the changes to the Guidance Note which the Defendant has agreed to make, and has indeed already made, and upon the Defendant's agreeing to send such amended Guidance Note out in hard copy, no order is made on this application, save in relation to costs, on which I shall hear Counsel.
If we "removed" everyone below plus three sigma on the "bell curve". Tomorrow we would have a whole new "bell curve" and we would have to start all over again. It would get pretty darn lonely real fast. I won't say that the world would be better off with fewer people but it seems as a society climbs away from the subsistence level it's birth rate declines. Perhaps those at the subsistence level have higher birth rates because science has been applied in their behalf to lower the death rate?
I'm betting that eventually the dynamics of population growth and decay will produce a stable overall number (below the current six billion!).
True. However, this is a recent development historically.
Highly successful men used to leave massive numbers of children, due to polygamy and numerous less-formal liasons.
Successful people used to have large families, as the aristocracies, businessmen and even royalty of the 1800s illustrate. In a society with high infant mortality, the children probably survived at a higher rate than the children of the less-successful.
I'm certainly not in favor of going back to a period where the children of the poor starved, but surely we can recognize that there may be unintended consequences of artificially keeping alive those who in all previous human history would have died young.
BTW, in early 1800s England "poverty" was defined as a level of income where the family was unable to feed all its children enough to keep them alive. Now there's a rigorous definition!
"I am not arguing that global warming is the same as eugenics. But the similarities are not superficial. And I do claim that open and frank discussion of the data, and of the issues, is being suppressed."
Given that the "leader" of the GW Movement, Al Gore, will not debate the subject... I would have to agree 100%. It's pretty damn scary that a non scientist is leading this movement and will not tolerant room for debate.
You should be able to recognize the quotation without attribution.
How does being less smart than someone else negate the rights that are recognized in the central holding of the Declaration of Independence?
I recognize the quote without attrition.
And without doubt, I also recognize that when Mr. Jefferson wrote that, he was _not_ referring to all men of everywhere in the world, but from the perspective that "all men" meant all the men of the known civilized world.
- John
>> Though the will eat liberal environmentalists first, since theyre the easier pickings, most likely to be standing in front of the predator in hopes of bonding with it.
True enough - but the vegans are all so frail I can't imagine they'd be very filling. They don't smell all that appetizing either.
But - at least they'd be easy to catch. They're probably a little out of shape after tree-sitting for a year-and-a-half.
Click on POGW graphic for full GW rundown
New!!: Dr. John Ray's
Ping me if you find one I've missed.
So the next time critics are denounced as deniers, they should respond by referring to the greenie as a 21st century eugenicist.
Whatever liberal leanings Crichton may have had when he started out writing, his last several novels (basically everything since Jurassic Park) have been very conservative. I think "State of Fear" should be required reading for everyone who has to suffer through "An Inconvenient Truth", LOL!
xcamel; thanks so much for this important ping!
SOF needs to be a full length movie...
Affirmative action is hell if you are a gubmint employee or a contractor. In the real world, if you can't hack it, you won't survive.
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Timo: Gonzaga University, USA, once a year offers a study trip into rural Zambia to the town of Zambezi and its surrounding area. The students spend three weeks in the bush, learning about the culture, the country and its people and teaching a variety of different classes from which the Zambians may profit. May was the month this year.
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Something's changed in the children's work on Sunday afternoons at Chilongolo. What's going on?
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The native of Madrid – full name Julio Jose Iglesias de la Cueva – wed his bride at the Virgen del Carmen church in the posh resort town of Marbella, Spain. The pair have five children together, the latest, a boy, born in 2007, when Rijnsburger was 41.
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Psalm 41 and Psalm 55 are written by David. Each describes a time when David was betrayed by a close personal friend. Each records great pain and anguish in the heart and mind of David.
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This paper was prepared for the "From Prison to Home" Conference held January 30-31, 2002 sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It examines the impact of parental incarceration on children's well-being and development, to determine just what is happening to the children of incarcerated parents.
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My name is Minister Diona Chandler and I represent the Florida General Baptist Convention State Prison Ministry. I am the Chairperson and need not tell you how vast the responsibility is to service our state. I created this blog to share with the family members of those who are incarcerated and or have been formerly incarcerated. The vision is create a state network to empower, encourage and inspire the families and the victims. I will check my blog everyday. The hand has been extended, don't leave me hanging. Diona
Locy, T. (1999, October 4). Like mother, like daughter: Why more young women follow their moms into lives of crime. U.S. News & World Report, 127 (13), 18-21.
Although women still make a significantly smaller percentage of those in prison, the rate of growth of women in prison is higher than that of men. In particular, the incarceration rate for drug related crimes increased at twice the rate for women as for men.
The article shows that there may be a higher correlation between mothers in prison and the chances of incarceration for the daughters than between fathers and their sons. This means that statistically, young women are more at risk of following in the criminal footsteps of their mother, at a time when the incarceration rate of women is increasing.
The article notes that the study is still inconclusive and that more study is required. The preliminary results, however, do show a stronger connection between incarcerated mothers and daughters than imprisoned fathers and sons.
What is clear is that the emotional ties between mothers and daughters are so strong that they are less likely to be broken than those of the opposite sex by abuse, absenteeism, or criminality.
According to the article, "The connection between mothers and daughters is stronger than with sons...because boys must make break away from their mothers to become men. But for a girl, there's never that break...Her mother is her identity."
The rise in women in prison is directly linked to the crack epidemic. More women are involved in peddling drugs, as large drug gangs employ women in the lower end of the business where the chances for arrests are higher and the chances for plea bargaining lower. Also, more women are arrested and incarcerated for crimes committed in attempts to obtain drugs, such as robbery and prostitution. There may be an serious epidemic that may claim the lives of a generation of women and their children.
These are the emotional words of Arnessa Hardin, whose mother Cynthia is in prison:
'I wish you were here with me. Please hurry and come home,' she writes. 'I want a mother to let me know things.' She also tries to be encouraging. 'Mommy, please make your way through this time because now is all we have.' But Arnessa is 15 and angry. 'I know for a fact if you would have spent a little more time, I'd be a better person.'
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Gangs are a prominent part of urban centers and rural towns. This article addresses how churches can minister to gang members or neighborhoods affected by gangs. It also discusses how churches can learn from gangs. As political leaders and police work on gang suppression, churches have decided to offer alternative forms of community. They are hosting unconventional memorial services for deceased members, providing spaces for activities, and supplying resources kids need that would otherwise inspire them to commit crime to acquire them. When churches reach out to meet the needs of kids, set expectations, and provide support to reach those expectations, youth are open to change and become quite successful as participants in non-antisocial behavior. Often communities respond to gang activity with fear, and churches can help by rebuilding relationships in the community.
From churches in North Carolina to New York City to Chicago, opportunities for worship and community relationships are developing in creative ways. Ex-gang members are participating in ministries as leaders. Worship involves traditional lyrics to contemporary arrangements. Hip-hop is welcomed with boundaries, and the timing of ministries reflects social calendars of youth. Gangs evolve or grow to be less antisocial and more of a fellowship when the church listens and observes the factors affecting groups of young people.
1. How have gangs influenced the neighborhood around your church or the youth within your church?
2. What is your present relationship or interaction with gangs and gang members?
3. How you identify the needs in your community that gang membership meets?
4. Which need do you believe your ministry can meet? 5. How are your resources allocated to minister to youth and/or gangs?
Since gangs are forms of community that fill the needs of youth, if churches capitalize on meeting the needs of young people, some of the youth that join gangs may not join and they will participate in the church. Then they will gain the spiritual support of adults and develop multiple dimensions of maturity. Certainly, some people want to be members of a gang, but most youth want to belong to something and feel supported. They need relationships, access to resources, and opportunities to make money or socialize. Churches already do these things for adults and those who participate according to the rules of society. The long-term effects of not figuring out how to engage youth and gang members will result in lack of young people and young adults and families in churches over the course of future generations. What the church does not provide we have seen that society will, and then the church will have to respond to it or navigate around it. Churches can work in, above, or with culture if people are willing to take risks and hear God for direction.
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Orrick, S. (ed.). (1996, August-September). Juvenile crime: 1996-97 Policy debate topic. Congressional Digest, 75, pp. 8-9.
Juvenile crime is increasing. Consequently, youth leaders will be dealing more often with youth who have been or are involved in criminal activity. Therefore, it is necessary for youth leaders to know what teenagers experience, and do anything possible to help youth avoid criminal activity. It is important to know what activities youth are involved in and what can be done to direct youth toward productive activities.
In the past twenty years, since the institution of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Act of 1974, the number of criminal acts among teenagers has risen, and the nature of the crimes has become more serious. Yet, since this Act came into existence, there have been improvements in the areas targeted by the Act. But the needs of the juvenile justice system have changed; thus, the goals of the department and legislation within the system need to change. According to findings submitted to the Senate on September 10, 1996,
20 years ago, less than half of our nation's cities reported gang activity, while a generation later, reasonable estimates indicate that there are now more than 500,000 gang members in more than 16,000 gangs on the streets of our cities, and there were more than 580,000 gang crimes in 1993.
These numbers continue to rise as the population of teenagers in the country increases and the number of two-parent households decreases. The increase in gang activity seems to correlate with the increase of teenage crime; therefore, to clamp teen crime, new laws are being passed, more facilities are being built to house offenders, and more programs are being added to state and local systems. Still, it is argued by many that government efforts (local, state, and federal) are not working. Governments have been cutting funds which support programs and institutions for youth, such as community recreation centers, after-school care, and neighborhood movie houses. However, it is during the time that youth would normally participate in these programs that they are now engaging in crime. According to the article, " 'The prime time for juvenile crime is during the after-school hours—from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m_.' " Youth need productive activities during these very hours, yet such programs are being eliminated by many governments. Also, people need to realize that there are no easy answers for youth crime issues. Effective solutions are strategic and gradual; long-term results will most likely be seen in the next generation. Governments and communities must identify and protect youth from risky factors that might lead them into violent and delinquent behaviors. The federal government and other organizations have conducted research studies, but communities also need to actively survey their own problems.
In the fall of 1994, the Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention met to create a plan to reduce youth violence and victimization. The result was an action plan that specifies the government's commitments to combat juvenile crime and calls upon citizens to develop and promote activities to reduce of juvenile violence in this country.
In the fall of 1994, the Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention met to create a plan to reduce youth violence and victimization. The result was an action plan that specifies the government's commitments to combat juvenile crime and calls upon citizens to develop and promote activities to reduce of juvenile violence in this country.
With the rising issue of child abuse, the Juvenile Justice Prevention Act has also allocated governmental funds to support agencies to coordinate judicial and the social services' responses to domestic violence. These agencies help children in such court proceedings and recommend plans that best serve the children.
Finally, it is suggested that the federal Juvenile Justice Program should help communities recognize that problems exist and provide resources to solve challenges as they arise. It is also important that communities know how to acquire and effectively use available resources. It is tragic when a community recognizes a problem and then neither tries to find solutions nor knows where they can find resources to help them handle the problem. During the next several years, the federal government must vigorously combat juvenile crime: effective community-based programs and modified government programs are needed to protect and support the institution of the family.
However, not everyone believes that the federal government should be involved in reducing youth crime. Many believe that the government has a responsibility to establish, regulate, and enforce laws, but not to invent programs to reduce juvenile crime.
The Honorable Don Sundquist discusses different methods of prevention and rehabilitation that Tennessee has implemented to reduce juvenile crime. One suggestion is for state and federal governments to actively enforce current laws to get the criminals off the streets. This protects law-abiding citizens and provides opportunities to rehabilitate youth. Sundquist also notes problems that state governments have with acquiring and allocating federal funds for dealing with youth. State governments appreciate the money they receive, but they are unsatisfied with the "red tape" that comes with receiving the funds.
Patrick Fagan agrees with Sundquist to a point. He believes that the government needs to enforce the laws already in place. However, he also thinks that governments need to know all the facts before making any decisions. Fagan addresses numerous factors that influence teenagers to commit crimes. Fagan notes that the rise in juvenile criminal activity has paralleled the rise in the lack of parental attachment that youth receive. He also states that many families today have only one parent in the home, usually the mother. Fagan states,
'State-by-State analysis by the Heritage scholars indicated that a 10 percent increase in the percentage of children living in single-parent homes leads typically to a 17 percent increase in juvenile crime.'
According to Fagan, to reduce juvenile crime, efforts need to focus on strengthening families. He does not believe that more or stricter laws, or federal or state programs can truly save troubled youth:
'Neighborhoods with a high degree of religious practice are not high-crime neighborhoods.'
Fagan comments that this is even true in inner-city neighborhoods: children in safe, stable homes are more likely to avoid crime. He believes that Americans have a responsibility to raise children in stable homes. In doing so, juvenile crime will decrease. Fagan states that economic problems or racial tensions are are not culprits of criminal activity. He lists five general stages that troubled youth go through before participating in criminal activity. The digression can be halted at any stage, but most effectively if the family structure is kept intact. At the first stage, the family structure crumbles; the parents are divorced or get divorced, and the child begins to exhibit aggression. In the second stage, the child is rejected by his or her peers because of the child's rowdy behavior. The third stage results from the second: the child replaces the family structure with children of the same age and similar problems. In the fourth stage, this new family unit begins to commit serious crimes, as a consequence of the rising crime situation in their community. In the fourth stage, young girls get involved in prostitution and young men become involved in criminal gangs. In the last stage, the girls get pregnant. There is usually no consideration of marriage, and the man disappears before the child is born. Thus the cycle continues.
Fagan asserts that this process occurs in most juvenile delinquents' lives. He believes it is vital for someone or a group of people to inspire today's youth, to rebuild America's families and communities. This is not—and cannot be—the work of the government; instead, it must be the work of the family, church, and school. The federal government cannot solve the problems of youth crime without strong families.
Arguments for and against the renewing of the Juvenile Justice and Prevention Act recognize the need for community activism in addressing problems in their neighborhoods. Regardless of the federal government's role in reducing juvenile crime, both sides agree that the nation needs to become motivated to help youth, and individuals need to get involved in the lives of the youth around them.
Arguments for and against the renewing of the Juvenile Justice and Prevention Act recognize the need for community activism in addressing problems in their neighborhoods. Regardless of the federal government's role in reducing juvenile crime, both sides agree that the nation needs to become motivated to help youth, and individuals need to get involved in the lives of the youth around them.
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HAI's Youth Leadership and Violence Prevention Program.
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Zielenziger, M. (1998, April 19). Juvenile crime jumps to record high in Japan: Pressures on young blamed for increase. The Boston Globe, p. A16.
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Navin, P. Christopher and Daniel Jaffe. (September, 2005) "Boston High-Risk Youth Network: Needs Assessment of Boston's Youth at High Risk," A Report to the Boston Capacity Tank.
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To discuss the ongoing battle between institutions of social control and the black male.
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A great resource with articles and links on the topic of gangs. Also includes stories from prisoners and the chance to ask prisoners questions about their experiences.
WORLD Magazine and the American Bible Society recently recognized Straight Ahead Ministries as a regional finalist in it's 2010 Hope Award for Effective Compassion search. Straight Ahead has been doing great work helping to reconcile and rehabilitiate gang memebers. TechMission Corps members serve at their Lynn, Massachusetts site.
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Hotel Royal William, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member, Quebec
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- 44 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant
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- Business center
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- Battlefields Park (1.1 mi / 1.7 km)
- Church of St. Roch (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
- Quebec, QC (YQB-Jean Lesage Intl.) 15-min drive; 8.8 miles/14.1 km
- Quebec Palace Station 13-min walk; 0.6 miles/1 km
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Hotel Royal William, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member, Quebec
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- Superior Room, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking
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- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
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- Restaurant
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- Bicycle rentals nearby
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- Cross-country skiing nearby
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- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Meeting rooms 6
- Conference space size (feet) - 2691
- Conference space size (meters) - 250
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DiningQueue de Veau - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
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Excellent 4.1 /5 from 145 reviews
Hotel is well situated in new town, at about 15 minutes walk from old town. We had a room to the courtyard, which was quiet and spacy. Romms to the busy road might be noisier. Breakfast in hotel restaurant not included, ok.
Room is very clean, service was great. Excellent location, walking distance to Old Town.
There are lots of good restaurants and pubs around, 10 minutes walk to the Old City. Our queen bed mattress was bouncy and not that comfortable for two, but since we were tired after a day of walking and drinking, it didn't matter, we rested well.
The hotel staff was great! They were very helpful and accommodating. The business street behind the hotel was very convenient. The walk up to Old Quebec was also easy from the location. Breakfast at the adjoining restaurant was good. Not being able to control the room temperature was the only downfall.
The rooms are wonderfully Large!!! Our air wasn't working properly and being a weekend no one was able to fix it, we were given fans to help out the air conditioner and then they took off the garage parking fees! We would stay here again!! Also easy access to Old Quebec City!!
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