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I just ordered this book. I have 2 others and I love them, not just for the recipes but for the reading and the tips he gives. My favorite recipe so far is from Red Lobster and it was in the 2nd book I got, on the shopping channel, last year or the year before. It is for the Cheddar, Garlic Biscuits that Red Lobster serves at the beginning of a meal. There used to be one of these restaurants about a 2 hour drive from my home and whenever I made the trip, I went there just for the biscuits.It closed several years ago. Well, now I can make them myself and I do, often. The recipe in Todd's book is so simple and quick to do and tastes just like the original ones. I have served them to friends and given them the recipe and they agree. This recipe alone was worth the price of the book. Also, Todd gave a tip for using baking mix and making it rise more and be flakier and now, when I make my regular tea biscuits from scratch, I use his tip and what a difference it makes. Buy this book. I can't wait to get this new one to see what is in it and what I want to try. Such fun and a lot less expensive then a trip to the restaurants, considering that in my town, we have 4 fast food outlets and a Pizza Delight.


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According to a sheriff's report, Troup County Sheriff's Deputy Dusty Hunt was en route to the area of Highway 29 and Tin Bridge Road at 7:25 p.m. on Monday in reference to an off duty Coweta County deputy that was behind a vehicle that had a reported missing person inside.
The off duty deputy had gotten behind a Ford F-150 and noticed that it had failed to maintain lanes several times and believed it to be an intoxicated driver. He ran the vehicle's tag number through Coweta dispatch and it came back showing a Billie Woody, an 81 year old man from Morristown, Tenn., reported to be missing. The deputy pulled the truck over.
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Hunt asked Woody if he knew where he was and he replied, "Yeah, Tennessee." Hunt then told him that he was in LaGrange, Ga and Woody replied, "Where's that?"
The deputy placed Woody into his patrol vehicle and contacted Woody's daughter through a number given by 911. Woody's daughter said that the last time she had seen her father was at 8 a.m. on Monday and he normally goes to the local mall everyday to walk.
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I think there needs to be tag that is added to player that if they were in an infected game and leave because they got infected and try to join any other game they are infected again. Even if the game was just starting out from a fresh lobby. Make them the infected for that match. And this tag remains until they complete a full match of infected as the infected.
I think this would help cut down on all the people that leave after they become infected and either rejoin the same match agian, or go find another one because they did not like becoming infected.
If they finish the match the tag is removed and the next game they get in they will start off as a survivor as normal. This tag would not be removed even if they sign out, or turn of the conosle it would be saved to their online profile and remain until they finished out a match as infected.
I just report 'em for boosting, because that's what it really is. Even had a kid brag about it after basically joining everytime he got infected (partner buddy in lobby). Needless to say if they review reports it should be pretty obvious.
I agree with the idea in general, and the desire to prevent people from leaving and joining completely.. but I don't think this is the answer. Afterall, what constitutes a "full game"? If I left while infected for whatever reason, and then I joined a match with 3 mins left and stayed the full time, would that count and be enough?
Honestly, I think the best solution is also the eaisest solution:
All players who join a "Match in Progress" are automatically on the infected team. This solves the problem as a whole, and prevents people from leaving and re-joining back to the non-infected team.
Do that, and remove Split Screen players, and that'll solve a lot of the boosting issues IMO.
The only problem with that is it would not be fair for the random player just joining the match that had not yet played infected for the day. It would cause players just to leave the match and not stay because they would not of even had the chance to be a survivor until the next match. And very few people would like that.
Just look at all the people who hate joining and being put on the losing team in any match. And all the problems that causes with people coming in only to back out moments later when they see the team is losing badly.
I know my idea is not perfect but I think it would help to some degree. But you do have a point on how much time would be enough to remove the tag. I think it should be removed as long as you complete the match, no matter when you joined. Even if was just the last three minutes or less.
While it may not be fair to the player who joins and ends up on the infected team, likewise, it isn't fair for the infected to face a constant influx of new players joining the non-infected. There have been many games of Infected I have played where the non-infected only had 2 left, and we'd kill one, and then another would join, we'd kill him, and another would join. There was one match where that happened about 5x over.
As long as it's balanced for the infected players (e.g. don't take away throwing knives again), then ending up on the infected team wouldn't be nearly as bad for either side.. where as ending up on the non-infected team ends up bad for the infected who have that extra player to contend with.
You have a valid point. Or they just could lock the lobby, once the game started no one could come back if they left.
Strangely I do not see it ever going to get fixed and will just be one issue that needs to be accepted when playing that game mode.
Unfortunately I forsee this problem not getting fixed either. They've been half-decent so far at adjusting the classes and fixing some of the "glitch spots", so I'd like to think they'll adjust the team-balancing issue aswell... but if there's one thing I've learned, it's that with every positive that's introduced, there also seems to be a negative introduced along side it.
Ehhh... good idea, but it also sounds like it could be a little unfair if a person is lagged out of a game, has to do something and is kicked for being AFK, and other things. plus, fourzerotwo mentioned the shortage of playlist space, so its unlikely that infected will stay on forever and instead just get replaced by some other game mode
I keep saying this over and over again, but there is no need for any complicated methods to stop people leaving games.The answer is simple:
Just make everyone who joins a game late be infected. It's such an easy fix, and it's not so bad to be a zombie for one round, if you're most likely gonna be a survivor on the next one. Also, it makes the game less of a wait because sometimes it just takes forever for the first two or three infected to get a few kills.


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As hard as it is to believe, this site will have it's 1st birthday on 6/14/12. Time sure goes fast when you're getting the snot beat out of you, day after day.
It's been a crazy 11 months but today is not the day for a retrospective. Today IS the day to start a new Hat Contest! Same rules as before. Submit your guess for the closing Comex price on Thursday, June 14 for the July12 silver contract and the August12 gold. Each winner will receive a genuine, 100% authentic and autographed Turd Ferguson hat. If any lucky Turdite manages to win both categories, I'll even throw in an original mint "silver Keiser" for good measure.
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I'm going to be out most of the day today so I won't be able to post a new thread until at least mid-afternoon. Please continue to use the "sticky" thread at the top of the homepage as your discussion/open thread. In the meantime, the nice rally overnight was derailed by euro weakness earlier today. Oh well. At least we are up a little off of yesterday's lows. Baby steps, everyone. To begin with, we need to stem the tide of the spec shorts. Then, we can reverse and squeeze them.
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Gold $1676.79
My size is 7 1/2.
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Silver - $19.26
Thanks Turd Gold
Thanks Turd
Gold 1612.49
Silver 29.22
Hard bargainer's
Pining...Mod Washington just cut the legs out from under me on that one
Damn... and I was going to up the ante to one of these, just because.
Have a great day everyone, I'm going to hide behind a tumbleweed or lay low on a rooftop. (Codeword for Saloon)
"Doc" prefers to keep his virtual "Peacemaker" out of sight and holstered.
Prognostication...the Mystic Arts
I have peered into the mystical ages and have cast my augury stones upon the symbols of time and space....
I have consulted the greater heavens to see the astrological alignments to know how Jupiter and Mars shall dance their force upon the witching hour...
In deep mediation with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, I have fathomed the edges of reality and found the center of enlightenment...
With my 6th Chakra open.... and the universe pouring through.... these numbers have appeared out of the foggy rivers to reveal themselves to me...
Two Gun needs another hat
Au: 1640
Ag: 30.36
Ready for blast off?Gold
Ready for blast off?
Gold $2500
Silver £70
EDIT: Gold is up $25 since I posted my prediction. At that rate I'll be way to low for August gold. Gutted.
The crystal ball speaketh
Gold: 1442.78
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Back to the Articleby BWW News Desk Rogers Communications, Canada's leading diversified communications and media company, today announced it will offer the new BlackBerry Z10 smartphone as of February 5 th, 2013. The new all-touch smartphone will be powered by the Rogers LTE network, Canada's fastest wireless internet, and available in black and white at Rogers retail and dealer locations across Canada starting at $149.99 with select three year plans. The company also confirmed it will offer Canadians access to the BlackBerry Q10, which features a physical QWERTY keyboard, in 2013. Current Rogers wireless customers can beat the line and pre-register for BlackBerry Q10 starting January 31 st, 2013, on the Rogers Reservation System.* Customers will be among the first in the world to pre-register for this device in advance of retail availability. "Being a Rogers customer means you have access first to what's next in mobile technology. Our customers were among the first in the world to pre-register for the BlackBerry Z10 smartphone and now the BlackBerry Q10," said John Boynton, executive vice president marketing, and chief marketing officer, Rogers Communications. "Many of our customers are looking forward to experiencing BlackBerry 10 on the Rogers LTE network - Canada's fastest wireless internet. Our teams of in-house BlackBerry experts are available to ensure consumers and businesses have access to world-class service and support." The new BlackBerry Z10 is the first smartphone to launch with the re-designed, re-engineered and re-invented BlackBerry 10 platform, giving customers a powerful and unique new mobile computing experience. The BlackBerry Z10 smartphone is the fastest and most advanced BlackBerry smartphone yet, and offers a smarter experience that continuously adapts to a customer's needs. "The new BlackBerry 10 smartphones deliver a powerful new platform for BlackBerry customers. Combined with the Rogers LTE network, BlackBerry 10 smartphone customers will be delighted with a re-invented communication experience, Seamless multitasking, easy access to multiple social networks, and the peace of mind that BlackBerry security gives them," said Carlo Chiarello, executive vice president, global smartphone business, Research In Motion. BlackBerry Z10 is designed to keep customers moving and includes advancements such as:
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The Hotel is situated in the beautiful and select Brillante neighbourhood, luxury residential zone of Cordoba's saw, surrounded with a very nice landscape.
MapIn Cordova we want you to feel like Abd-al-Rahman in person, like a genuine Umayyad prince. For this reason, we offer you idyllic surroundings in the select El Brillante residential area, with shady gardens, palm trees, outdoor swimming pool and fully equipped reception and guest rooms.
The Eurostars Las Adelfas Hotel is a colonial-style construction surrounded by gardens where one can enjoy the absolute tranquility of the environment. Our hotel is also an unsurpassable place for celebrating business or family events: we have four spacious reception rooms (Albahaca, Los Olivos, Sierra Morena, Guadalquivir), each measuring between 80 and 110 square metres and equipped with a complete range of technical and acoustic facilities.
We are the favourite oasis of many actors and writers who seek a place of respite during their visits to Cordova. For those moments of free time you have, we also have a solarium, tennis court and gym. During the hottest months of the year, breakfasts, lunches and dinners are served on our magnificent terrace, with unbeatable vistas of the city of Cordova.
Our spacious rooms are special because of their ample size, their beautiful details and their equipment.
We propose you delight in all the pleasures of Cordova, but at a reasonable distance from the hustle and bustle of the historical centre, which you can reach in 10 minutes by car (we have inside and outside parking lots) or by bus (the bus stop is opposite the hotel). We recommend you wander through the alleyways of the Judería (Jewish Quarter), a Human Heritage site, discover hidden corners like the Cuesta del Bailío or Calleja de la Hoguera, discover new perspectives of the Mezquita and admire our great treasures, such as the Synagogue, the Arab Baths, the Roman Bridge, the Julio Romero de Torres Art Museum or the Calahorra Tower.
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The Hotel is situated in the beautiful and select Brillante neighbourhood, luxury residential zone of Cordoba's saw, surrounded with a very nice landscape.
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Your CEO will meet you at the airport and assist you with catching a public bus to the Joining hotel. No matter the arrival time, your CEO will meet you. From Dalaman Airport, you will catch the airport bus to Fethiye and get off in front of Fethiye Post Office. The hotel is located just behind the post office. The distance from the Dalaman Airport to Fethiye is about 30-45 minutes. Estimated travel time: Dalaman Airport to Fethiye, 1hr
The Lycian Way is the longest trekking route in all of Turkey, covering nearly 500 kilometres from Fethiye to Antalya. This is widely regarded as one of the finest treks in the world, and today we set off for our first taste of this walk. We first take a dolmus from Fethiye to Faralya, where we will stay for the next few nights with great views down over Butterfly Valley. From here, we take our first walk along the coast, enjoying the fantastic views out over the coast and down to the crystal clear water. Overnight in Faralya. Estimated travel distance: 6km
Today we will walk from Faralya down to Butterfly Valley below. Butterfly Valley is so named a beautiful lagoon because of the large endemic population of butterflies that were originally found here. Our walk takes us through pine forest and over flower filled meadows, passing small villages and through fertile valleys. Along the route we will pass through olive groves, citrus trees and numerous beehives which flourish in the fertile land here. Once we reach Butterfly Valley, there is plenty of time here to enjoy the beach and soak up the sunshine in this beautiful location. Overnight in Faralya. Estimated travel distance: 12km
Start the day with a trek up to the village of Kayakoy, a walk of around 2.5 hours. This old Greek village became a virtual ghost town overnight when in 1923 the Turkish and Greek governments ordered an immediate population exchange. Now preserved as a museum village, it consists of hundreds of rundown but still mostly intact Greek-style houses and churches, which cover a small mountainside. We will take a lunch break here, a great chance to try gözleme, sometimes called "Turkish pancakes", where fresh pastry is rolled out, filled and sealed, then cooked over a hotplate. In the afternoon we walk for about another 2.5 hours along a path through the pine forest with stunning views, ending at the turquoise Oludeniz lagoon where you can enjoy a refreshing, well-earned swim. Overnight in Faralya Estimated travel time: 4-5hrs hiking
To continue walking today, we have to take a short ride by local dolmus further along the coast. But fear not, the views along this coastal road are equally spectacular as they are on foot. This is the best way for us to see the best of the Lycian Way. We are dropped off and our luggage continues on with the bus as we start our trek today. We continue our trekking today from Yesikoy where the main road joins up with the Lycian Way again. We follow the Esen River along the Lycian Way. Along the way we can see the ancient Roman aqueduct of Delikkemer, a real engineering feat that carried water all the way from the mountains down to the beach at Patara. Along the trail, where we might see some of Turkey's wild flowers in the right season, and as we pass Tavas village, more beehives, and even several tortoises along the way. By lunchtime we arrive at Patara. Once a great Roman town, with a temple of Apollo considered second only to that of Delphi, Patara retains impressive ruins. We have time this afternoon to explore these ruins or, if you prefer, relax at the delightful beach here. Then we meet our transfer and head for Kalkan. The town of Kalkan is one of the larger places we stop at along the route, with a wide selection of restaurants where you can enjoy some of the delicious seafood as we watch the sunset. Overnight in Kalkan Estimated travel distance: 12km
Today we follow the Lycian Way through some of the smaller villages inland that make up the trail. Our route will take us through olive groves and past shepherds huts before the trail flattens out and we walk through meadows and fields dotted with houses. We then transfer over to the idyllic Mediterranean fishing village of Kas. Overnight in Kas. Estimated travel distance: 15km
Today is free for you to relax after all those days walking. Kas is an activity centre, so you have a pick of activities available to you if you want to try something more active. One option would be to take a boat tour over the sunken ruins of the city of Kekova, or if you are feeling more active, you can try this by sea kayak. Overnight in Kas.
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- Boulder holds design contest for reusable grocery bags ahead of new fee
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- Boulder's proposed grocery bag fee cut in half to 10 cents
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Starting in July, Boulder shoppers will have to pay a 10-cent fee on paper and plastic bags under an ordinance approved by the City Council on Thursday.
The council previously approved slightly different versions of the ordinance, but because of some minor changes, it came back for a fourth reading.
All seven council members present voted to approve the measure. Councilman George Karakehian and Councilwoman K.C. Becker were absent at the time of the bag vote, though Karakehian arrived later in the evening.
Karakehian had previously argued in favor of a ban on plastic bags but no fee because it would be simpler and easier to administer.
The fee will apply to all paper and plastic bags at food retailers, including grocery stores, convenience stores and Target. Gas station stores will be exempt if food sales account for less than 2 percent of their business.
Retailers will get to keep 4 cents to cover their costs of administering the program. The city plans to use the rest of the money collected from the fee to pay for education and outreach about reusable bags, including buying and distributing free reusable bags to low-income Boulder residents.
The fee came about after students with the Net Zero Club at Fairview High School argued for a ban on all plastic bags and a fee on paper bags.
The City Council decided to pursue a fee on all disposable bags after representatives of Eco-Cycle said banning plastic would cause people to switch to paper, which has its own environmental problems, rather than to reusable bags.
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Stayed here overnight before a morning flight. Didn't have a car so needed somewhere convenient. The hotel rooms are basic but clean and 'en-suite'. The restaurant was surprisingly good, it provided an excellent 3 course meal for 16 euros. Three choices for starter, main course and desert and included tea or coffee. In the morning we could walk to the... More
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Here's another mixed bag with some Afro Latin, Afro Disco, Afro Funk and even some Afro Pop...
Perhaps most notably here is Sagbohan Danialou, a musical legend in Benin who was featured in my good friend Nicolas Moncadas' amazing movie documentary "l'Homme Orchestre". If you know what's good for you, you better try and track down some of his work, there are a few clips to be found on YouTube to wet your appetite. Nicolas managed to capture the beauty and unique feel of Benin and Beninoise culture and I sincerely hope that his work will soon receive the attention it deserves.
In the meanwhile, click the image below (showing multi-instrumentalist Sagbohan Danialou behind the drums), sit back and enjoy the sounds.
Thanx to my friend Cyril, who's jumped in to help me out with the hosting!
07:51 Antoine Dougbe -nounignon man kpon midji
13:24 Yom Yem Kombination -get on 'n' do it
20:55 Poly Rythmo -moulon devia
29:50 Djinns Music -djinns musi'c time
35:05 Bailly Spinto -djamo djamo
41:47 Sagbohan Danialou -ossi
47:51 Funkees -akula dwu onyeara pt.1
51:47 Bella Bellow -dasi ko
55:48 M.F.B -beware
Sorry about the horribly crackly quality of "akula dwu onyeara" by the Funkees. That's a pretty damn hard record to find and this beat up copy is the only one I ever came accross...
Which is not tragic because this song is featured on the latest compilation on Soundway Records. Of course clean sounding but also with Parts 1&2 united. As with all Soundway releases, every single rack is properly licensed and a good part of the profits goes back to Africa.


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- Domestic Violence jokes? Not funny.
- I like my beer like I like my violence... HA! Classic
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- The walk of shame sign was epic, so epic it made me use the word epic to describe it
- Funny, thanks!
- my neighbor's half-sister makes $70 hourly on the internet. She has been laid off for five months but last month her paycheck was $17706 just working on the internet for a few hours. Here's the site to read more NuttyRich.c0m
- Domestic violence joke in really, really poor taste. Why ruin a good thing?
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- or someone is walking around in a generic waiter uniform with a box of colored chalk, and messing with some of these signs...which gives me an idea brb.
- Karma's "Drink all the BOOZE!" is a take-off on the cartoon blog "Hyperbole and a Half", specifically a parody of one specific image that should be familiar to its readers: http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/06/this-is-why-ill-never-be-adult.html But still funny.
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PILOT MOUNTAIN — Three students preparing for a military career have been lauded for exceptional performance at East Surry High School.
According to Senior Army Instructor for the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) and retired Lt. Col. Richard Howe, some of the school's best JROTC cadets recently dressed in their uniforms to compete for Cadet of the Quarter.
And this was no empty practice for the cadets, Howe said.
"A board of judges from the East Surry JROTC Battalion Staff inspected each individual cadet and asked a series of questions," he said. "After answering the questions, the cadets were required to demonstrate their knowledge of drill."
Cadets in the corps Cadets in Leadership Education Training program who were at level two and above demonstrated their drill technique while armed with mock rifles, while those in level one demonstrated without arms, Howe said.
"The cadets were graded on how well they answered questions, how well they performed drill and how well their uniforms met standards," he noted.
Only cadets who maintained an "A" average in the JROTC program throughout the semester were allowed to compete for the honor.
Following the competition, the judges tallied the scores for each cadet.
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pragmatist wrote:Lloyd:
To me, any legitimate ally is better than no ally - strength in numbers. Even if you say Dr Greer looks at this as a source of income, who on the Legendary Times staff does not? The fact that Greer is making money off the issue does not diminish the effect he could have. Do you discount EVD's work because he made money on all the books? Of course not. They have to make a living somehow. The point is we need as much support as we can get, and Dr. Greer's effort and the AA Theory shares a common thread that is an obstacle towards our longterm world vision.
pragmatist wrote:If the individual does not believe in UFO's, then he certainly has difficulty in accepting that the Earth was visited by extra-terrestrials in the past.
Felix wrote:Ocean's already existed on Earth 4,280,000,000 years ago, why life should take so long time to develop?
Felix wrote:I knew about that, I use to watch many of these scientific documentary, which I prefer because I can't nowaday read for too long.
Felix wrote:I have questioned about "life" in a generic way instead of "complex life".
Felix wrote:I am here to talk with other people interested in these arguments and I don't like to make assertions but I like to raise doubts, propose questions or hypotheses which are not supposed to be the absolute truth.
Felix wrote:Nice to talk with you, I noticed reading here and there you are a precise person and well documented which is a very good thing.
The origin of life is a tough one, and many (if not most) Darwinian Scientists are now banking on the theory of Panspermia (life seeded from space, of which there are some promising leads).
from Buzi-Blu's source, Opening quote from: Wheeler's Classic Delayed Choice Experiment, 03/23/03, by Ross Rhodes who wrote:
"Nonsense," said the reductionists. "Rubbish," said the materialists. "Completely absurd," said the naïve realists. "Yup," said the mathematicians.
The Origin of Species, Chapter 6 - Difficulties on Theory, by Charles Darwin who wrote:Consequently, if my theory be true, it is indisputable that before the lowest Silurian stratum was deposited, long periods elapsed, as long as, or probably far longer than, the whole interval from the Silurian age to the present day; and that during these vast, yet quite unknown, periods of time, the world swarmed with living creatures.
To the question why we do not find records of these vast primordial periods, I can give no satisfactory answer.
dreaddy wrote:Hey Guys,
I have a different take on this whole alien race thing. Let's look at the facts first. Whether it be carvings, paintings or artifacts, evidence exists that ancient Man was somehow aware of, or came into contact with what appears to be modern technology. Many seem to think the only way this can be explained is a visit from aliens who had this technology. I'm proposing a different, simpler and older explanation for these evidences.
MANKIND WAS TECHNOLOGICALLY ADVANCED BEFORE. Something happened that wiped out this entire civilization of technologically advanced people and leave but a handful of them who did not possess the know-how of how to continue building on what was acquired in terms of scientific knowledge at that time. It's nothing new. It's right in front of us. Problem is we refuse to look at it. Let me lay it out briefly and I dare you to punch holes in this explanation.
Let's for a moment suppose Mankind was created and the earth was not millions of years old. We'll also have to suppose what the bible says is true. Here's the skinny. Mankind was taller, stronger, smarter and lived longer than we do today. Look at how far we've come in terms of technology in the last 200 years from basic mechanical parts to computers and microchips that can virtually do anything. Now imagine if the people like Newton, Madame Curie, Einstein etc lived for hundreds of years instead of 70 and were still with us today. imagine how much more advanced we'd be. Such was the case in the pre-flood world. They were as advanced as we are today or even better (given there are things they did that we still cannot do today eg. moving such large stone blocks). There are so many Ooparts (out of place artifacts) buried in rocks formed as a result of the world wide flood that they are, for the most part, ignored by scientists since this technology does not fit into the "millions of years old earth" with cavemen theory being spun as fact today. The world wide flood wiped out this civilization and left but the six people on the Ark. These six people knew of the technology but could not duplicate it. They and their descendants could draw and carve it, but could not continue the technology. It's similar to if there was a world wide flood today and only the people on this forum survived. Sure we know about computers and cell phones. But would we be able to make 'em? We could draw it and carve it since we know about it. But we don't know how to make it. In effect we'd be resetting the technology clock even though we could draw and carve the technology existing today.
I dare say this explanation covers all and any of the finds without resorting to a visiting alien race. What do you think?
pragmatist wrote:If the individual does not believe in UFO's, then he certainly has difficulty in accepting that the Earth was visited by extra-terrestrials in the past. If we want to promote our cause, we must first focus on the present as a step towards making a mental bridge to the past. Ancient astronaut theory leaps over the present UFO stigma, which makes it more difficult to support the argument. Because of this, I feel it is critical that we AA Theorists join forces with Ufologists and support their cause too. One group that appears to be well organized in the cause is the Disclosure Project. I am a member of the AASRA and I will also join Dr. Greer's group in promoting ufo and ET awareness. I urge others to do the same and hope that AASRA will evventually seek a joint venture with the Disclosure Project as well.
Occam Razor wrote:Well, you need a lot of luck for that because of special relativity and how time works when approaching lightspeed. I suspect there is a visit once every 10-5000 years by chance. No, my bet would be biology. Especially genetic research and a focus on astrobiology. I have serious doubts starships are all that common. Its a very ineffective way of travelling if you compare it to distributing the genetic code with self-replicating microorganisms wich can survive the trip and colonize entire worlds (Van Neumanns, that is right - i am not that sure if we can really discern biology from technology, not even if there IS such a thing as biology in the first place). I think you only get starships if you have a hightech civilization and the sun is dying or some other world-ending cosmic disaster is forcing them to drastic action. I would suggest prioritizing in this order: astronomy(SETI, if you like), astrobiology, xenoarchaeology.
Occam Razor wrote:Detection is not the issue. There are four main reasons why visitations by starships are unlikely:
1. Kepler detected lots of terran candidates. If they got better technology, wich i would assume, then they got even more targets. Earth is one among many. That makes it not such an obvious and pristine location that the entire milkyway has to come here once they spot us. I guess they'd start with their neightbouring stars first (in our case Gliese 581), if at all.
2. Lets consider they got a few billion years headstart in evolution on us. Would they even care? When did you last try to talk to a flatworm? Have you ever tried? And thats just a few million years evolutionary gap. A chimpanse has 1% difference in DNA to a human. Try to imagine something that is 1% different from human DNA in the direction we are different from the cimpanse. We would be blathering, drooling fools to them. And now try to imagine something that has a genome that has something like ten billion years headstart on evolution. Thats the problem.
3. Special relativity teaches us that whilst you nearing lightspeed time slows down for the traveller. Whilst that allows for seamless travel, the time won't slow down at the destination. And that means: expect lengthy trips of many thousand years for even the neighbouring Stars. It simply takes that much time and there is nothing you can do about it (besides creating a wormehole and accelerating one end to near-lightspeed, creating a time machine - not a very easy exercise btw).
4. They might not use starships. Programming microscopic nanobots for genetic terraforming, replication and adaption and spreading those through the universe as an infection with your race's genetic payload among it (once a planet is developed sufficently), seems much more practical. And ironically i think this is what happens. This mystery we call life and "genesis" may very well be a galactic colonization efford by microscopic "Von Neumann" devices wich we only can't percive as advanced technology for one because we don't understand it at our current evolutionary level and secondly never dream to imagine that we might be a product of technology ourselves. "Any sufficiently high developed technology is indiscriminable from magic." To us the genesis of life or to build something wich does 1:1 copies of itself is magic. That should people give something to think about. They don't. They call them "simplest organisms" without being able to either understand, nor to recreate (even with an example present) such an approach.
Those are the main reasons why it takes so long.
Stephen Hawking argues hightech civilizations nuke each other after they discover E=MC², but i doubt it. I doubt it manily because we haven't and i don't think we are an big exception, i think civilizations like ours are the rule. So you migh add:
5. Because they can't. They havent sufficiently developed at this time.
There is a classification system. Class I is a species wich mastered its planet. Class II mastered its solar system. And class III the galaxy. We are not even a class I civilization at this time, by that standart. We are NOT EVEN PART of the classification table. I show you a class 2 civilization as an example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icibPjgZMB8
Occam Razor wrote:2. Lets consider they got a few billion years headstart in evolution on us. Would they even care? When did you last try to talk to a flatworm?
Occam Razor wrote:3. Special relativity teaches us that whilst you nearing lightspeed time slows down for the traveler. Whilst that allows for seamless travel, the time won't slow down at the destination. And that means: expect lengthy trips of many thousand years for even the neighboring Stars. It simply takes that much time and there is nothing you can do about it (besides creating a wormhole and accelerating one end to near-lightspeed, creating a time machine - not a very easy exercise btw).
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This mystery we call life and "genesis" may very well be a galactic colonization efford by microscopic "Von Neumann" devices wich we only can't percive as advanced technology for one because we don't understand it at our current evolutionary level and secondly never dream to imagine that we might be a product of technology ourselves.
Occam Razor wrote:Stephen Hawking argues hightech civilizations nuke each other after they discover E=MC², but i doubt it. I doubt it manily because we haven't and i don't think we are an big exception, i think civilizations like ours are the rule.
Pons Asinorum wrote:There is simply no way to conclude that all such advance species would not be interested, especially if we model it after our own behavior.
Pons Asinorum wrote:Given advanced technology, wormholes and "warp drives" are not the only way to explore the galaxy.
Pons Asinorum wrote:It seems in the first few billion years of life on Earth, "simple" single-celled organisms evolved...
Pons Asinorum wrote:I take the middle view, some do and some do not. [...] But I would not dismiss Dr. Hawking's hypothesis so easily.
Occam Razor wrote:Where on Earth is that in the fossil record? Its not there.
http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/bacteria/cyanointro.htmlUniversity of California, Museum of Paleontologym, Introduction to the Cyanobacteria, by staff which wrote:
Cyanobacteria are aquatic and photosynthetic, that is, they live in the water, and can manufacture their own food. Because they are bacteria, they are quite small and usually unicellular, though they often grow in colonies large enough to see. They have the distinction of being the oldest known fossils, more than 3.5 billion years old, in fact! It may surprise you then to know that the cyanobacteria are still around; they are one of the largest and most important groups of bacteria on earth.
http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/bacteria/cyanofr.htmlUniversity of California, Museum of Paleontologym, Cyanobacteria: Fossil Record, by staff which wrote:
The cyanobacteria have an extensive fossil record. The oldest known fossils, in fact, are cyanobacteria from Archaean rocks of western Australia, dated 3.5 billion years old. This may be somewhat surprising, since the oldest rocks are only a little older: 3.8 billion years old!
Cyanobacteria are among the easiest microfossils to recognize. Morphologies in the group have remained much the same for billions of years, and they may leave chemical fossils behind as well, in the form of breakdown products from pigments. Small fossilized cyanobacteria have been extracted from Precambrian rock, and studied through the use of SEM and TEM (scanning and transmission electron microscopy).
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1459374/The National Academy of Sciences, The evolutionary diversification of cyanobacteria: Molecular–phylogenetic and paleontological perspectives, 2006, by Akiko Tomitani, Andrew H. Knoll, Colleen M. Cavanaugh,and Terufumi Ohno, who wrote:
The geologic record offers some clues to the reconstruction of early cyanobacterial history. 2-methylhopanoids, molecular fossils known to be sourced by cyanobacteria, have been identified in 2,700-mega-annum (Ma) shales from Australia (10), although incomplete phylogenetic sampling leaves open the possibility that other bacteria might also produce this biomarker (11). Consistent with the cyanobacterial interpretation of early 2-methylhopanoids, 2,700-Ma lacustrine stromatolites, also from Australia, display features interpreted as products of carbonate accretion by cyanobacterial mats in a setting where electron donors other than water were limited
http://ircamera.as.arizona.edu/NatSci102/NatSci102/text/extfirstlife.htmUniversity of Arizona, Cyanobacteria, by staff which wrote:
Cyanobacteria live in the water, and can manufacture their own food through "photosynthesis." Although the oldest known fossils, more than 3.5 billion years old, are cyanobacteria, they are still around in large numbers; in fact, they one of the largest and most important groups of bacteria.
Occam Razor wrote:Because single celled organisms do not come from Earth.
Occam Razor wrote:Humans are not special. If humans are not special and can avoid killing themself, i'd assume most others manage to get through it as well.
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Loth, who serves as the board treasurer and chairman of the Finance and Transportation Committees, was elected to a one-year term in April 2012 and wishes to continue his position. Loth has two children currently attending school in the Germantown School District.
When Loth ran one year ago, he had four distinct goals that he will run with once more: No teacher layoffs like those that have occurred in other school districts, no reductions in extracurricular student programs, no new property taxes, and a reduction of costs wherever possible.
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His decision to run again also came because several people in the community have shown support for his re-election.
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The man accused of abusing children who attended a basketball preparatory academy denied all allegations against him in an exclusive interview with KCRA 3 on Wednesday.
According to Roseville police, Francis Ngissah, 24, inflicted unusual punishment on students – the majority of whom were foreign exchange – restraining them with zip-ties for long periods of time and attaching clothespins to their nipples.
"If you look at the players who are 6'6," 6'7," 6'5" and 200 and something pounds, there's no way one of the players would let me do anything to them," Ngissah said.
Detective Sgt. Darin Defreece said three male teens and one adult alleged the abuse -- and he believes there could be more victims who attended CCSE Preparatory Academy, which operated out of a Roseville home starting last fall.
Ngissah, who said he was president of the private school, denied living at the home where he said there were 10 students who attended, but didn't pay because their tuition and boarding came from scholarships and sponsorships.
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