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Rapha Cent Cols: The Alps
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Stage one of the Rapha CCC Alps ridden by all. Some fast riders at front, setting a fierce pace. Interesting to see if they are still this competitive in eight days time. Some stragglers at the back, but they should be able to 'get round'… Some have already gone into survival mode. Could be a long ride…
Only 150km but still made 3,900m of climbing. All agreed a tough enough one to open the event. ALL will remember the Col de Plan Bois – a typical Cent Cols climb that no one knew about before today. At just 6 km long, it rarely dips under 10% and the last ramp found me tugging on the bars. Looked down at Garmin to see 20% dropping to 18%. So that was why…
Lunch at the top at the superb Auberge du Plan Bois, sitting outside in the sun with a mountain vista all around and a plate full of Alpine hams and cheeses put a bit of life back into riders' veins.
Our oldest rider, at 75, found it a wee bit hard and has confessed that maybe he has bitten off more than he can chew, will use the broomwagon quite frequently. But so would I at that age!
Galibier & Glandon headlining acts tomorrow and weather looks good. An epic stage, but reduced to 4,600m of UP from the original 6,100m of last year – had a snowstorm not caused the stage to be called off at Valloire.
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david ward
17th September 2010 02:00pm
sounds abreeze compared to last year!
How's our team pill captain doing?
Started training for next years rides
all the best
dave ward
Alicia Cowan
18th September 2010 09:59am
More news from the Cent Cols Challenge - Matt is riding and posting daily updates from his iPhone. You can read more here: http://mattcowancentcols.posterous.com/
And, Phil - he's having the time of his life. Looking forward to meeting you in Annecy.
philip deeker
19th September 2010 10:33pm
dave : Big Mark riding strong. i had to tow him a bit on the first week, but looks like he's found some legs now. he rode in 'the break' today… and kept up! the guys are all shaping up well for the Big Stage 8.
alicia : matt still looking good (well, he should with 10 sets of kit in his case!) . he wore a fetching Katusha/italian set today. rode well too! he's a good influence in le peloton (and il grupetto. if his bike agrees, his body will get him to annecy still smiling. see you there.
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Early childhood development involves all the support that a child needs from their prenatal development to the age of 8 in order to realize their right to survival, protection and care, which will ensure their optimal development. It covers such areas as infant stimulation, health and nutrition, early childhood education, family support and community development among others.
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On 20 November 2010, the global community celebrates the 21st anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and International Children's day.
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Every five hours, a child in Bulgaria is placed with an institution. Each year, an average of 2 000 Bulgarian children are abandoned and institutionalised. They grow up with no chance of adequate development and family care. The institutional placement and care of children up to the age of 3 has a lasting negative impact on their development. The current project aims to develop new social and health services and measures to supplement the ones currently running in the territory of the region.
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Hope for Children in Haiti
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Regional planning of Social Services
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Miami-Dade police has fired a Kendall District sergeant and two officers for dereliction of duty and suspended three others for pretending to be on calls, according to an investigation by Miami Herald newspartners CBS4 News.
The officers – an entire squad assigned to patrol a large swath of Kendall – were followed and captured on surveillance video by Internal Affairs in 2010. Investigators used tracking devices on the officers' cars to catalogue their movements.
In September 2012, the officers were ultimately disciplined, the station learned.
The officers comprised Platoon III, Squad A, and worked the 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. shift in the district that runs from Bird Road to Southwest 104th Street and includes Dadeland Mall.
One of the fired officers, Dario Socarras, reportedly ignored armed robbery and residential burglary calls so he could meet his girlfriend in the parking lot of the Dadeland Mall on two different occasions. Video shows the making out as other officers were forced to respond to the emergency calls for help, CBS investigative reporter Jim DeFede said.
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Socarras, along with his supervisor, Sgt. Jennifer Gonzalez and Officer Jose Huerta, were fired after an internal police panel reviewed their actions, the station said.
The IA investigation, first reported by CBS4 News in 2010, documented 134 violations of departmental rules and procedures.
Investigators claim Gonzalez went shopping when she should have been working. Surveillance video catches her going to Lowes, Target and Kohl; loading the items she bought into the trunk of her police cruiser.
Investigators also allege she would spend hours visiting her parents in Cutler Ridge – well outside her district – when she should have been on patrol or supervising the other officers in the squad.
On a variety of occasions, investigators allege that Huerta would claim to be tied up on a call, such as a traffic accident, when in fact he was not, the station said.
The most egregious incident involved an emergency call in which a five month old child was unconscious and in need of medical attention. Both Socarras and paramedics are dispatched, with each being told to proceed with lights and sirens.
Socarras tells the dispatcher he's "en route." In reality, he was sitting at an outdoor table at Casa Larios in South Miami drinking coffee with his supervisor, Gonzalez and Huerta. Paramedics would reach and care for the child. And even though he didn't go, Socarras wrote on his daily report that he went to the scene.
Police officials argue Gonzalez's attitude infected the entire squad, the station said.
An attorney for Gonzalez on Monday night said Gonzalez could not comment because she was planning on appealing her firing. Socarras and Huerta are also trying to get their jobs back.
Police officials argue Gonzalez's attitude infected the entire squad, the station said.
When someone called 911 from a Winn Dixie and abruptly hung up, Officers Jeffrey Price and Fabian Owens, riding in a two man car, were assigned the call. Internal Affairs watched as they cruised through the parking lot – never getting out of their car or for that matter even stopping.
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Likewise investigators documented how Officer Ivan Tomas, hung out at La Careta and Pollo Tropical rather than taking a series of emergency calls that were backing up.
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The six-part series by Dr. Keller considers three main clusters of questions lay people raise with their pastors when introduced to the teaching that biological evolution and biblical orthodoxy can be compatible. As a pastor and evangelist, Keller takes these concerns seriously and offers suggestions for addressing them without requiring believers to adopt a particular view or accept a definitive answer.
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In this six part series, Brian Godawa takes a closer look at cosmography and its relationship to the Bible. After defining cosmography as a theory that describes features of the heavens and the earth, he relates how his own views about the universe have shifted. He then continues to talk about the Mesopotamian cosmography that is so consistently reflected in Scripture. This view of the universe includes aspects such as the firmament, the pillars, the underworld, the heavens above, the watery abyss. He then explains how one understands these concepts in terms of modern scientific thought.
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Providing the crutch for non-believers to lean on is a well-intentioned strategic error that has no benefit and likely does much harm. However, I am even more concerned about something else related to our construction of these crutches.
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To understand and apply Genesis 1 correctly, we have to consider issues of genre and intention. Too often these chapters are read as if they present a purely straightforward historical and even scientific account of cosmic and human origins.
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do u remember old cartoons shows like cn nicktoon n others???? yea=) i was childhood when i began to watch them at home=)
so wat r ur favorite best cartoonshows???? yea itwas nostalgia=)
do u remember old cartoons shows like cn nicktoon n others???? yea=) i was childhood when i began to watch them at home=)
so wat r ur favorite best cartoonshows???? yea itwas nostalgia=)
Rocko's modern life and or powerpuff girls.
1. Foster's Imaginary Friends
2. Kids Next Door
3. Courage the Cowardly Dog
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Courage the cowardly dog
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Drawn Together
The PowerPuff Girls
Codename: Kids Next Door
Ren and Stimpy (scarred me for life)
Oh my...where do I begin...
Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo
Yu-Gi-Oh (while it was still good)
Ed, Edd, and Eddy
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
The Brak Show
The Powerpuff Girls
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Teen Titans (The only good DC show in my opinion)
Ben 10 (when he was still young)
Samurai Jack
Code Leoko (sp for sure)
Spongebob Squarepants (while it was still good, although I still watch the newer ones because I'm kinda bored...)
The Fairly Odd Parents
Jimmy Newton
Code name: Kids Next Door
Camp Lazzlo
EDIT: Courage the Cowardly Dog
One Piece
Drawn Together
And now my mind is officially blank. I'll maybe edit some stuff out when I remember some more shows.
ROCKET POWER!!! And Code Lyoko I miss those shows </3 Oh an Tom and Jerry
Tom & Jerry
Scooby Doo
Looney Toons
and above all Pokemon.
but none of that Kids Next Door or Arthur crap...
Courage the Cowardly Dog and Ed, Edd and Eddy
Ed, Edd and Eddy
Foster's Home for imaginary friends
Camp Lazzlo
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Powerpuff Girls
My Life as a Teenage Robot
Fairly OddParents before it was shitty
Dexter's Lab
Ed Edd n Eddy
Courage the Cowardly Dog
Chalk Zone
Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
Billy and Mandy
Camp Lazlo
Hey Arnold
If I remember anymore then I'll put them in
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One of the biggest questions asked of us who have publicly announced that we are non-believers is "What if your wrong?" Here's my theory: The story goes that god forgives those that ask for it right? Or if we are truly sorry then we will be forgiven and won't go to hell. If that's the case and we're wrong, will we be forgiven by christian and catholic logic? It makes no sense to me because I can ask a "believer" the exact same question and they will dance around it or just plainly say "I'm not wrong, GOD is real and your going to hell" (Kinda rude but ok lol)... Just trying to pick a few brains here.
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Thanks so much, Joan. As is obvious, I've though throught these issues for many years. Knowing how to think and behave is not a problem for religious people: they spoon-feed it to you. But an atheist needs the courage and perseverance to figure out how morality, compassion, charity, forgiveness, and all the rest can be achieved (and the big one: how death can be faced) without divine assistance. It can be a lifetime project!
Thanks again for you readership and kind words.
When religious people cry out in prayer, expecting god to answer in their favor, it is a clear statement those people feel helpless, hopeless and powerless.
It is when people cry out, this problems exists, let's work at defining the problem, identifying goals, exploring options to solve them, and develop plans of action to get the problem solved, then there will be no need to cry out in pain and suffering hoping god will do the work that we should be doing in the first place.
I only believed what I thought was true. If a god can't sympathize with that then I'll burn in hell knowing that the god that stuck me there is a piece of trash. I'll be happy that I spent my last days not giving worship and credit to a god that values foolish belief over life. If it is the state of the universe that those who wish to understand the universe and disregard all threats of torture and pain to have it will be damned -- well then we are in a terrible state to be the slaves of the worst tyrant in the universe. A god who disregards honesty, freewill, life, all that matters... every reason we have ever had to go to war with a country or people pales in comparison to the reasons to go to war with a god like that. I'd consider it a duty to do whatever is possible to oppose a god like that. If that god exists then so be it, but I would sooner disregard my own life than bow to a monster.
Personally, if a god or gods exist I think they would be far above the god of the bible. I think it was Sam Harris who said something like; the god of the bible is undeserving to be credited as creator of the universe. I'm really not pretentious or arrogant, but that god is undeserving of even a brief utter of praise from my mouth. Any thanks I ever gave as a youth growing up with beliefs that were instilled in me as a child -- all of it was undeserving, and in hindsight -- shameful on my part.
But instead of saying all that (and I could say much more) I would rather just say, evidence or gtfo. Lol It's a lot easier and to the point. :p I mean taking fairy tales and myths so seriously as to write a few paragraphs about "what if they exist" -- it feels immature. Lol What if I were to write a couple paragraphs talking about how Santa Claus's method of determining who has been naughty and nice is unjust? That's how writing that felt.
Well, I am a person who doesn't care about wasting time...so, when asked "What if you are wrong?" my answer is short and to the point "Dear, I am not the delusional one...you are. Now, go somewhere else to play your version of Teresa de Ávila."
I like your response Silvia.
If it's true that people collected the behaviors of an ideal father and attributed them to a god figure, we learn something about people.
Consider those people who call themselves the Westboro Baptist Church. What might they be saying about an ideal father?
Yes, Tom, and what we learn about them is scary. Your example -Westboro Church- is perfect.
There is one thing of which I am absolutely certain. People of all religions, whether in Africa, the Americas, Asia, Australia or Europe, that rely on some god, spirit or superhuman entity, do not explain the existence of the universe. The statement that "there cannot be something from nothing" is an odd one for believers to make; they believe their god made something from nothing. The problem with god-believers is they stop at god-did-it; inquiry ends, seeking clearer answers ends, and humans continue locked in the realm of the beasts.
Natural processes of nature have the space, time and elements to explain all that is. Those who do not believe god exists, have the ability to explain all but the beginning, and with quantum physics and further questioning, the problem of how existence began is becoming clearer. By seeking, searching, looking for more information, the human mind has the capacity to lift humankind to a higher plane than brute force.
The question is invalid. It should be, "What if religion is wrong?"
Joan, the OP was referring to the believers' most famous question "What if after you die you discover God exist?"
My answer would be, prove that I'm wrong that there is no God. They may answer, you cannot prove that God does not exist because you cannot prove a negative according to the laws of logic. But according to an issue of Psychology Today you can, indeed, prove a negative. Here's a link to it.
If the believer persisted, saying, prove that God does not exist, I would answer; Hmmm, well, show me how it's done by proving that Zeus does not exist, and I'll use your method.
They'll probably walk off in a flabbergasted fit then, but at least it might shut them up.
Anthony Jordan, well, now I can get on to a new dispute. Thanks.
"Let's sum up. If "you can't prove a negative" means you can't prove beyond reasonable doubt that certain things don't exist, then the claim is just false. We prove the nonexistence of things on a regular basis. If, on the other hand, "you can't prove a negative" means you cannot prove beyond all possible doubt that something does not exist, well, that may, arguably, be true. But so what? That point is irrelevant so far as defending beliefs in supernatural entities against the charge that science and/or reason have established beyond reasonable doubt that they don't exist."
I think it's pretty safe to say that the atheist position cannot be proven wrong. The burden is not the atheist's to prove the non-existence of God. The atheist is making a negative claim. Saying there is no God is a claim of negation. The burden of proof lies with the theist who makes the positive claim that God exists. And as the article in Psychology Today shows, you can prove a negative. Saying a negative claim cannot logically be proven is a fallacy of logic, a myth. So, I would feel comfortable telling a theist that I have no worries that I might be wrong that there is no God.
And I agree with your statement: If, on the other hand, "you can't prove a negative" means you cannot prove beyond all possible doubt that something does not exist, well, that may, arguably, be true. But so what? That point is irrelevant so far as defending beliefs in supernatural entities against the charge that science and/or reason have established beyond reasonable doubt that they don't exist." I especially agree with your, so what ?
I'm in absolute agreement with your thoughts on the matter. And very well said, I might add.
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- Title: Galois Theory
- Unit code: MATH62122
- Credits: 15
- Prerequisites: MATH20212 Algebraic Structures 2, MATH32001/MATH42001 Group Theory.
- Co-requisite units: None
- School responsible: Mathematics
- Members of staff responsible: Prof. Ralph Stöhr
To introduce students to a sophisticated mathematical subject where elements of different branches of mathematics are brought together for the purpose of solving an important classical problem.
Brief Description of the unit
Galois theory is one of the most spectacular mathematical theories. It establishes a beautiful connection between the theory of polynomial equations and group theory. In fact, many fundamental notions of group theory originate in the work of Galois. For example, why are some groups called 'soluble'? Because they correspond to the equations which can be solved! (Solving here means there is a formula involving algebraic operations and extracting roots of various degrees that expresses the roots of the polynomial in terms of the coefficients.) Galois theory explains why we can solve quadratic, cubic and quartic equations, but no formulae exist for equations of degree greater than 4. In modern language, Galois theory deals with 'field extensions', and the central topic is the 'Galois correspondence' between extensions and groups. Galois theory is a role model for mathematical theories dealing with 'solubility' of a wide range of problems.
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On successful completion of this course unit students will
- have deepened their knowledge about fields;
- have acquired sound understanding of the Galois correspondence between intermediate fields and subgroups of the Galois group;
- be able to compute the Galois correspondence in a number of simple examples;
- appreciate the insolubility of polynomial equations by radicals.
Future topics requiring this course unit
- Introduction and preliminaries: fields, vector spaces, homogeneous linear systems, polynomials. [4 lectures]
- Field extensions, algebraic elements, Kronecker's construction. [4]
- Splitting fields. [1]
- Group characters, automorphisms and fixed fields. [2]
- Normal extensions, separable polynomials, formal derivatives. [3]
- The Fundamental Theorem of Galois Theory, Galois groups of polynomials, examples of the Galois correspondence. [3}
- Finite fields, roots of unity, Noether's equations. [2]
- Kummer extensions, [2]
- Solutions of polynomial equations by radicals and an insolvable quintic. [2]
- E. Artin, Galois Theory, Dover Publications 1998.
- I Stewart, Galois Theory, 2nd edition, Chapman and Hall.
- J B Fraleigh, A First Course in Abstract Algebra, 5th edition, Addison-Wesley 1967.
Teaching and learning methods
2 lectures and one examples class each week. In addition students should expect to spend at least seven hours each week on private study for this course unit.
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Gilbert Quintero is a broadly trained cultural anthropologist with expertise in the areas of applied anthropology, medical anthropology and Southwest ethnography. He has an active research agenda focusing on social, cultural and political economic aspects of drug use. The majority of his research has consisted of applied ethnographic studies of drug use, predominately with Hispanic and Native American populations in the Southwest as well as young adult populations in Western cultural settings in the United States.
University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
Ph.D. Cultural Anthropology, 1997
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Arizona
M.A. Cultural Anthropology, 1992
University of Texas, Austin, Texas
B.A. History, 1987
Courses Taught
Culture, Health and Healing (Anth 426)
Seminar in Medical Anthropology (Anth 522)
Contemporary Anthropological Thought (Anth 500)
Drugs, Society and Culture (Anth 435)
Ethnographic Field Methods (Anth 431)
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Medical Anthropology: Emphasis on the cross cultural study of the body, health and illness related behavior; cultural models of health and the semantics of illness; healing systems as cultural systems; social and cultural dimensions of alcohol and drug use; ethnomedicine; health inequality, political ecology and disease.
Applied Anthropology: Emphasis on the study of social and cultural determinants of disease and the anthropology of public health; health promotion and disease prevention intervention development and evaluation; expertise in using qualitative research methodologies in applied settings and computer assisted qualitative data analysis.
Southwest Ethnology: Field work experience in Hispanic and Native American cultural settings in the southwest United States; inter-ethnic cultural relations; expertise in Navajo healing systems and Hispanic culture change; research ethics in minority communities; US-Mexico border.
Selected Publications
G. Quintero. Gender, Discord, and Illness: Navajo Philosophy and Healing in the Native American Church. The Journal of Anthropological Research 51:69-89 (1995).
G. Quintero. "The Lizard in the Green Bottle": "Aging Out" of Problem Drinking among Navajo Men. Social Science and Medicine 51:1031-1045 (2000).
G. Quintero. Making the Indian: Colonial Knowledge, Alcohol, and the Native American. American Indian Culture and Research Journal 25:57-71 (2001).
G. Quintero. Nostalgia and Degeneration: The Moral Economy of Drinking in Navajo Society. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 16:1-16 (2002).
M. Nichter, G. Quintero, Mimi Nichter, J. Mock and S. Shakib. Qualitative Research: Contributions to the Study of Drug Use, Drug Abuse, and Drug Use(r)-Related Interventions. Substance Use and Misuse 39:1907-1669 (2004).
G. Quintero, K.Young, N. Mier, and S. Jenks, Jr. Perceptions of Drinking Among Hispanic College Students: How Qualitative Research Can Inform The Development of Collegiate Alcohol Abuse Prevention Programs. Journal of Drug Education 35:291-304 (2005).
G. Quintero, J. Peterson, and B. Young. An Exploratory Study of Sociocultural Factors Contributing to Prescription Drug Misuse Among College Students. Journal of Drug Issues 36(4):903-931 (2006).
G. Quintero, E. Lilliot, and C. Willging. Provider Views of Culture: Implications for Behavioral Health Care in Rural Settings. Qualitative Health Research 17(9):1256-1267 (2007).
Marr-Lyon, L., K. Young, and G. Quintero. An Evaluation of Youth Empowerment Tobacco Prevention Programs in the Southwest. Journal of Drug Education 38:39-53 (2008).
G. Quintero. Controlled Release: A Cultural Analysis of Collegiate Polydrug Use. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs 41(1):39-47 (2009).
R.L Williams, C. Willging, G. Quintero, S. Kalishman, and A. Sussman. The Ethics of Health Research in Communities: Perspectives from the Southwestern United States. Annals of Family Medicine 8(5): 433-439 (2010).
G. Quintero and Henry Bundy. "Most of the Time You Already Know": Pharmaceutical Information Assembly by Young Adults on the Internet. Substance Use and Misuse 46:1-12 (2011).
G. Quintero and Mark Nichter. Generation Rx: Anthropological Research on Pharmaceutical Enhancement, Lifestyle Regulation, Self-Medication, and Recreational Use. In Companion to Medical Anthropology, edited by Merrill Singer and Pamela Erickson. Wiley (2011). Pp. 339-356.
C.E. Willging, G. Quintero, and E.A. Lilliott. Hitting the Wall: Boredom, Trouble and Youth Drug Use Dynamics in Rural New Mexico. Youth and Society. DOI: 10.1177/0044118X11423231 (2011).
Quintero, G. Problematizing 'Drugs': A Cultural Assessment of Recreational Pharmaceutical Use among Young Adults in the US. Contemporary Drug Problems 39(3):491-536 (2012).
G. Quintero and M. Nichter. The Semantics of Addiction. The Journal of Psychoactive Drugs 28:219-228 (1996).
G. Quintero and A. Estrada. Cultural Models of Masculinity and Drug Use: "Machismo," Heroin, and Street Survival on the US-Mexico Border. Contemporary Drug Problems 25:147-168 (1998).
G. Quintero. Treatment and Remission. In Drinking, Conduct Disorder, and Social Change: Navajo Experiences, S.J. Kunitz and J.E. Levy, eds. New York: Oxford University Press. Pp. 127-139 (2000).
G. Quintero and S. Davis. Why Do Teens Smoke?: American Indian and Hispanic Adolescents' Perspectives on Functional Values and Addiction. Medical Anthropology Quarterly 16:439-457 (2002).
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National Hispanic Science Network on Drug Abuse
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