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Series: The Human Fossil Record
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
Framing the Conversation
When Christians discuss creation, evolution, and design, it is easy to focus immediately on areas of controversy and disagreement. We think it is important to start by pointing out certain areas on which nearly all Christians agree.
Series: Ephesians 4:1-6: A Call of Christian Unity
This series discusses the importance of unity among Christ's believers. Ross Hastings, an expert in the areas of both chemistry and pastoral theology, is eager to see the church seek out unity rather than divisions in this science/faith interface. Unpacking Ephesians 4:1-6, he explains that unity in Christ through the Holy Spirit is the primary concern of both Jesus as seen in John 17 and Paul in Ephesians 4, making this matter pressing. He urges all believers to be in agreement that God indeed created, yet to be in dialogue over how that creative process occurred.
Humanity as and in Creation
Christian theology asserts that humans are spiritual creatures, a unity of body and spirit or "soul," integrated, not reducible downwards to mere matter or upwards to mere spirit.
A Plea to My Shepherds
... I would exhort these, my fellow conservative evangelical shepherds and thinkers, to set aside all reticence and fear, emerge from anonymity, and storm the forum of discourse, engaging this most pressing matter with vigor, equanimity, and humility. In doing so, know upfront that there will be few handrails to guide; you will not be building upon an extensive precedence of published conservative thought.
Evangelicalism and Adaptation
I look my students dead straight in the eye and tell them that no matter what, debate within the intellectual sphere cannot and should not take away or diminish the importance of the personal nature of their faith. The intellect, to use a scientific phrase, while necessary for the faith, is not sufficient
Southern Baptist Voices: And in Conclusion . . .
My goal in leading this organization for these past three and a half years has been to lay the groundwork to help my fellow evangelicals see that the conflict between our faith and mainstream science is not as great as they thought it was. In the process, my thinking has been significantly shaped by listening to people who think differently than I do
What I Would Like To Hear A Young-Earth Creationist Say
It may come as a surprise that when asked by The Colossian Forum what one thing he would like to hear Young Earth Creationists say, his answer had nothing to do with scientific statements at all. Rather, his hope is to hear a single simple phrase: "We're both part of the same family."
Willing to be Wrong
The debate is often not about evidence, but about making sure that others do not transgress our interpretive boundaries and insist that we're wrong. We've bitten from the tree of knowledge and we love its taste.
Conversations in Creation
Since the BioLogos/Highway Media collaboration From the Dust made its worldwide debut this year, we've been excited to hear how others have been using the film to jump start their own conversations with fellow Christians about science and faith .
The Questions Update: Why Should Christians Consider Evolutionary Creation?
At BioLogos, we view evolutionary creation as a description of how and when God brought about all the creatures on earth. We do not see God as distant from this process, for God did not just set up the universe at the beginning and let it go. Instead, he upholds the universe moment by moment, sustaining all things by the power of his word.
Denisovans, Humans and the Chromosome 2 Fusion
The Denisovans, an extinct hominid group that interbred with modern humans, made the news again lately with the publication of a more detailed study of their genome. One of the many interesting findings was that the Denisovans share the same chromosome 2 fusion that modern humans have.
Being Human (Infographic)
The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about the current anthropological understanding of human evolution, which takes into account research into both physiological and cultural developments among our ancient ancestors.
Hominids Lived Millions of Years Ago, but How Can We Tell? (Videocast)
This BioLogos videocast addresses the age of recently discovered hominid fossils and how scientists are able to obtain those dates.
Gracious Dialogue
Our desire to engage in gracious dialogue with fellow believers who reject biological evolution has been receiving increased attention in both the Christian and secular press. More importantly, we are being joined in this reconciling project by our brothers and sisters in Christ who have often been defined primarily as our "opponents".
What scientific evidence do we have about the first humans?
In recent decades, scientists have discovered more about the beginnings of humanity. The fossil record shows a gradual transition over 5 million years ago from chimpanzee-size creatures to hominids with larger brains who walked on two legs. Later hominids used fire and stone tools and had brains as large as modern humans. Fossils of homo sapiens in east Africa date back nearly 200,000 years. Humans developed hearths for fire, stone points for spears and arrows, and cave paintings by 30,000 years ago. By 10,000 years ago, humans had spread throughout the globe. Genetic studies support the same picture. Humans share more DNA with chimpanzees than with any other animal, suggesting that humans and chimps share a relatively recent common ancestor. Also, the same defective genes appear in both humans and chimps, at the same locations in the genome—an observation difficult to explain except by common ancestry. Genetics also tells us that the human population today descended from more than two people. Evolution happens not to individuals but to populations, and the amount of genetic diversity in the gene pool today suggests that the human population was never smaller than several thousand individuals. Yet all humans, of all races, are descended from this group. Humanity is one family.
The Vision Lives On . . . and On
I cannot overstate the joy and privilege of leading an organization that— from the beginning—was so uniquely poised to help the conservative church in its process of coming to peace with science in general, and evolutionary biology, in particular.
Series: Roger Nicole's Polemic Theology
Christians are to be held to a higher standard for how we treat our opponents and their arguments than are unbelievers. Whether engaging with those who despise the faith or with our brothers and sisters in Christ with whom we differ in important doctrinal issues, we are called to love, even as much as we are called to truth. In this series, Roger Nicole explores a distinctively Christian way of dealing with conflict by posing three questions: What do I owe the person who differs from me? What can I learn from the person who differs from me? How can I cope with the person who differs from me?
Holding Together: Teaching and Worshipping Through Genesis in the Local Church
Our little community of faith in California has never been one to shy away from the critical cultural questions that come up daily in the life of the Christ-follower.
Adam's Dream
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He mistook the Articuno/Moltres (For reference purposes, it was a Articuno.) on the PICTURE IN THE POKEMON CENTRE for the Pokemon he had seen. (Ho-Oh.) -_-Originally Posted by pokeworld
He mistook the Articuno/Moltres (For reference purposes, it was a Articuno.) on the PICTURE IN THE POKEMON CENTRE for the Pokemon he had seen. (Ho-Oh.) -_-Originally Posted by pokeworld
Have you noticed that Misty's name isn't mentioned by ANYONE until the end of this episode?
Jesse and James to me were less pethetic in this episode than all the other Eps after that.maybe because it's thier first episode.
Dub mistake (Okay, maybe not a mistake, but they should've left it in.)Originally Posted by ChaosMage
She originally introduces herself as she steps up to battle the Rockets.
(Something along the lines of "I'm Kasumi, the prettiest girl in the world".)
"I'm Kasumi, the prettiest girl in the world"?
Thats abit big headed...
I love this episode! Team Rocket are introduced, Misty joins Ash, They destroy their first Pokecentre and Koffing is introduced!!!
Jesse calls her pretty. But then James says Pretty Pathetic. Heh, this was a nice episode with all the different voices. Team Rocket say their motto for the first time and Ash say "What are you talking about?" Haha that was funny.
No, Misty refers to herself as pretty and then Jessie says she agrees, "pretty pathetic".
There is no escape.
I liked this episode too, but it wasn't great. I felt bad for Pikachu in the ER, and Team Rocket broke in and caused havoc even when Pikachu was hurt, it was wrong. Team Rocket seemed so much more sinister in this episode then how they are now it's amazing!
Ah yes, when Team Rocket was actually a threat to the point where whole towns would get in an uproar as Jessie and James flew in the Meowth baloon. Ever since, you almost never see this much concern about the Rockets...
The first epsiode of pokemon i ever saw was this one. I have to say i'm sorta gald I saw this one instead of the first becasue this episode had more action because of team rocket. Team Rocket were actually pretty evil i nthis epsidoe instead of their normal goes. The battle was pretty much in their favor knowing the pokemon centers pokemon weren't strong enough knowing that they are in a hospital for sick and weak pokemon.
All I have to say if it really weren't for this episode i would be really bored with my life.
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I got to watch this episode again last night. I got a chuckle out of Jessie telling Ash that they weren't interested in his Pikachu. Oh, the irony. And yay, the first motto! It's funny not hearing "Prepare for trouble/Make it double" very much in the early days.
It's also interesting that Ash looked at a picture of Articuno on the wall and thought that looked like the bird that turned out to be Ho-oh. Not to mention that Professor Oak seems to confirm that it's Ho-oh. Makes me wonder what was said in the original version.
Celebrating 15 years of Pokemon, now through December 2013
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I hate chaining. -_-
When Professor Oak called and he had the wrong camera on, he was cooking noodles and then the pizza guy came with the pineapple and anncovy pizza o_0. I thought that was funny. That stuff looked like top ramen! lol.
I liked the part when Jenny saw Ash and said, "Speak of the devil?!" XD And then Misty hauling the bike everywhere was funny too. I would fall over if I tried to do that. lol
I remember, that back in the days, I was the only kid in my class that knew about Pokemon (because I had read about it in a videogame magazine), so I introduced my friends to it with this episode. The pokemon craze began the next day.
My favorite parts of the episode were the many pikachus and the nurse chanseys.
Wow how long it's been since I've seen this episode. Can't really comment on it because it was only the 2nd episode but I throughly enjoyed it. I'm glad Pikachu recovered.
yea great episode
Friend Code Coming Soon When I Find My DS
Considering this episode debuts TR and adds Misty to the team, it really isn't that good.
they should have laws about letting that many electric pokemon in one group(not in the wild obviously)it could couse lots of damage(like blowing the place up)
Great episode! Yeah, TR was evil in those good old times, not a group of losers...
No, Jessie and James were losers in this episode too. You just aren't supposed to realize it until the end. :P
Ash saw Ho-oh! I know it! Scroll down until you see the pic of HO-OH! http://serebii.net/anime/pictures/indigo/001ps3.shtml


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Hi Shauna. I'm off to check out your blog now.
Please visit mine too - www.robinjonesgifford.com I think we may have many interests in common!
Hello everyone!
I just joined and hope to make some nice blogger connections here. I live and play in NYC and decided to write a blog about my life here and opinions of a regular guy living in the big city. Food, life, fun, fitness, drink, etc. I kind of cover it all with my musings. From humourous to serious issues and my view on life. I hope you like my blog!
I will so follow your blog!
I lived and played in the city for 10+ years. Went to school at Columbia. I travel back a couple times a year. It's my favorite city in the world!
If you ever want a guest blogger, let me know. I"m sure I can write something entertaining for you! I bring a group of girls in once a year for model camp, seeing the agencies (that's my biz), magazines, showrooms...anything they couldn't get access to alone.
Good luck.
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Thanks for the reply! Good to know a fellow NYC lover! Been living here forever and I still love it. I appreciate the offer to guest blog. When I start taking guest bloggers I will keep you on my list for sure.
Have a great day!
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And i love the REAL coffee cup background. Oh how I miss seeing those.
Just looked at yours. It's so professional and looks terrific! Boy, I have a lot to learn.
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Flag Football for a Cause raised $5,900 for the non-profit organizations Driven and the Steven A. Hunter Hope Fund. The event was held Sunday at Portsmouth Coliseum.
Driven was founded by Roy Hall, former OSU Buckeye and NFL football player while the Steven A. Hunter Hope Fund — a well-established local charity that focuses on feeding hungry school children — was founded by Mark and Virgie Hunter.
Blair Copen, alumni of Portsmouth High School, was the coordinator of the event.
"I was introduced to Roy Hall about one year ago. I worked with Roy last December, handing out 100,000 pounds of food to homeless and less fortunate and I've been to two other events with him," Copen said.
Copen said he and his friend Shane Desimone came up with the idea to bring Hall to Portsmouth and to construct a fundraiser with the Steven A. Hunter Foundation.
"I just started contacting whoever I could to get donations. I used Facebook to contact alumni from Portsmouth to see who would like to play," Copen said. "It took a lot of time and effort, but it was well worth it."
Copen said he wanted to help as much as he could to bring awareness, and to raise money for the Driven Foundation, and Steven Hunter Fund. According to Driven's website, it is nonprofit organization committed to providing multiple outreach events, and motivational and fitness programs to families and youths throughout Central Ohio and surrounding cities.
"I would have liked to have had a bigger crowd to come out, sure. To have a football game, and no one actually got hurt, and had a good time it's a good start for a first annual event," Copen said.
Copen said he is already looking forward to next year's event.
"Roy and I have decided we are going to basketball on Friday night, and then Saturday night roll it over to a football game," Copen said.
Mark Hunter said he and his wife Virgie were delighted to work with Hall on the event.
"This has just been a wonderful experience, to meet someone with like-convictions. He is trying to make a difference with these kids, and may God bless him for coming," Mark Hunter said.
Hall said his trip to Portsmouth was a great one and looks forward to partnering with other local groups in the near future.
"I think that today was a very successful first year, and next year we want to get more of the community involved, some of the churches. The Steven A. Hunter Fund is awesome, they are some great people and we want to work with more people in the community," Hall said.
During the brief half-time of the game, Hall spoke to the game spectators about the need to give of themselves to the community.
"We all have something to give, I encourage you all to dig deep and find out what it is that you can help out with in this community, and keep giving," Hall said.
The $5,900 raised from the Flag Football event will be divided evenly and dispersed to Driven and the Steven A. Hunter Fund.
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- Wed, 2013-02-20 14:54
The first taste from their anticipated new album More Light, Primal Scream release the video for new single 2013.
Written by Bobby Gillespie and Andrew Innes, and produced by Dave Holmes, the track also features My Bloody Valentine vocalist Kevin Shields on guitar. The 9-minute plus album version of 2013 will be available to download from February 25th.
More Light will be released in Spring 2013.


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Manatee County Public Schools students show mostly gains in writing, according to the 2009 Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test Writing Plus results released by the Florida Department of Education Thursday.
The FCAT Writing Plus is scored on a range of 1-6, with 6 being the top level of achievement. A score of 3.5 is the state of Florida's designated level of proficiency.
In expository writing, 82% of Manatee fourth-graders scored 3.5 or above, a 7% increase over 2008. In narrative writing, 76% scored 3.5 or higher, 12% higher than 2008. In addition, 26 district elementary schools increased their combined writing results this year over the 2008 results.
Eighty-eight percent of Manatee eighth-graders scored at 3.5 or above in expository writing, a 4% increase from 2008. In persuasive writing, 85% of scored 3.5 or better, a 1% decrease from 2008.
Seventy percent of Manatee 10th-graders scored 3.5 or above in persuasive writing, a 4% decrease from 2008.
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Technology, Society, and the Law.
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Thursday, April 18, 2013, 7:30-9 PM, KCB 101
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University of British Columbia, Department of Linguistics
"Cross-linguistic semantics: Methods and results".
Thursday, March 7, 2013, 5:30-7 PM, KCB room 106.
Sponsored by the James Geddes, Jr. Lecture Series
Here are some pictures from the event.
Welcome to Sasha Nikolaev !
We are delighted to announce that Dr. Alexander Nikolaev will be joining us as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Classical Studies as of September 2013
(although you might have a chance to meet him and welcome him to BU before that, at one of our spring events).
Sasha Nikolaev is both a classicist and a linguist, and he is most interested in where language and literature meet. As a historian of literature, he works on archaic Greek poetry (Homer, Hesiod, Sappho, etc.). As a linguist, he is primarily interested in Greek historical linguistics and etymology, but he has also done work on the reconstruction of Proto-Indo-European and on the history of other Indo-European languages and language families, including Hittite, Sanskrit, Old Persian and Avestan, Old Irish, Tocharian and Balto-Slavic. We hope and expect that he will be teaching courses of interest to students of linguistics, and we will keep you informed :-)
New Honors Program in Linguistics
Linguistics majors who qualify are invited to apply for admission into the new Honors program. There are also honors programs available for the various Linguistics joint majors (described here). Those of you who are not yet juniors might consider applying in the future.
The Linguistics Honors program requires 14 courses (rather than 12, as for the standard major), to include 3 at an advanced level; these must be completed with a GPA of at least 3.7. Students who complete the program successfully will graduate "with Honors in Linguistics."
Honors program application forms: Linguistics, Linguistics & Philosophy, French & Linguistics, Italian & Linguistics, Japanese & Linguistics, Spanish & Linguistics. [Applications for admission as of Fall 2013 will be accepted from 4/25/2013 to 9/10/2013 (for students who will be graduating between January 2015 and September 2015).]
A variety of co-curricular activities will be organized for program participants. Complete details are available from this page: http://www.bu.edu/linguistics/UG/honors/honors-for-ling.html. Students who may be interested in this program are also strongly encouraged to discuss this with their faculty advisor and/or Prof. Neidle.
Joint Majors in Linguistics & French/Italian/Japanese/Spanish
In addition to our joint major in Linguistics & Philosophy (Hegis code: 1514), we are now pleased to be able to offer joint majors that combine the study of linguistics with that of language, literature, and culture. Here's some informationabout these majors (and the corresponding honors programs):
French & Linguistics (Hegis code: 1147)
Italian & Linguistics (Hegis code: 1148)
Japanese & Linguistics (Hegis code: 1149)
Spanish & Linguistics (Hegis code: 1150)
To declare a new major, this form needs to be submitted to the College of Arts and Sciences: http://www.bu.edu/linguistics/UG/ling-major_minor_declare.pdf, and the Hegis code should be included. (For Linguistics, that is 1505.)
For further information, contact Prof. Neidle.
Requirements for the Linguistics Major - modified as of September 2011
The current requirements for the linguistics major apply to students who declared their major no earlier than Fall of 2011. Students who declared their major prior to September of 2011 will be expected to fulfill the requirements in effect at that time, although they may elect to fulfill the newer requirements instead by so notifying the CAS Records Office (and their advisor). Please address any questions about this to your advisor.
Presentation by Mara Breen
Some pictures have been posted from Mara Breen's presentation on "Implicit prosody in reading: Listening to the little voice in our heads."
Abstract: For over one hundred years, researchers have wondered about the nature of the inner voice during silent reading. One of the main questions that has concerned researchers is whether the inner voice serves a purpose
during reading. That is, is the producing, or hearing, of words and phrases during reading simply epiphenomenal—a by-product of the fact that language has been spoken far longer than it has been written, or does it enhance the reader's processing and understanding of the written word? In the current talk, I will present eye-tracking and event-related potential experiments designed to empirically explore the nature of this inner voice, commonly called implicit prosody. I will argue that implicit prosody plays a functional role during reading, in that it can direct the reader's syntactic interpretation of sentences.
Congratulations to Elizabeth Grillo!
For the Phi Beta Kappa award she received on December 4, 2012, we extend congratulations to linguistics major Elizabeth Grillo (and her parents)!
Welcome our newest faculty member
We extend a warm welcome to our new Assistant Professor
of Spanish and Linguistics, Danny Erker. He has just completed
his PhD in Linguistics at New York University, with a dissertation
on New York Spanish.
He introduces himself in a video posted here. Have a look.
He is teaching the following courses this year:
- CAS LS 505 A1 The Sounds of Spanish (fall 2012)
- CAS LX 500 A1 The Evolution of Language (fall 2012)
- CAS LS 505 A1 The Structure of Spanish (spring 2013)
PS: You can discover another side of Danny Erker on our Facebook page :-)
Fall newsletter
Catch up on the latest news - see our newsletter
Prof. Jonathan Barnes becomes Director of the Graduate Program in Applied Linguistics
Effective July 1, 2012, Prof. Barnes assumed the role of Director of the Graduate Program in Applied Linguistics, http://www.bu.edu/applied-linguistics.
BULA on the Web
Check out the site for the BU undergraduate Linguistics Association: http://bula.bu.edu.
BULA also has a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Boston-University-Linguistics-Association/142505152475244.
Events are open to the BU community, and if you'd like to help in planning future events, new BULA members are always welcome :-)
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See our Alumni Notes page. Please let us know what you're up to. Send your news and photos. We'd love to hear from you :-)
Recent grants from the National Science Foundation
Update: August 2011
Professor Carol Neidle received new funding from the National Science Foundation for a project entitled "Generating Accurate, Understandable Sign Language Animations Based on Analysis of Human Signing," a collaboration with researchers Matt Huenerfauth at CUNY and Dimitris Metaxas at Rutgers University. Professor Neidle is also continuing her NSF-funded collaboration with Prof. Dimitris Metaxas of Rutgers University: "Linguistically Based ASL Sign Recognition as a Structured Multivariate Learning Problem." The National Science Foundation has also recently provided support for "Development of Publicly Available, Easily Searchable, Linguistically Analyzed, Video Corpora for Sign Language and Gesture Research," a collaboration involving Profs. Neidle and Sclaroff at BU, Metaxas at Rutgers University, Bahan and Vogler at Gallaudet University, and Athitsos at the University of Texas in Arlington.
September 2010
Professor Jonathan Barnes is involved in collaborative research with Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel (MIT) and Nanette Veilleux (Simmons). They just received funding from the National Science Foundation for a project entitled "Collaborative research: Integrating shape, scaling, and alignment in a global approach to F0 events in intonation systems." The research team had previously received NSF funding for study of "Global Measures of Tonal Alignment in a Level-based Theory of Intonational Phonology" and "Prosodic Categories of American English in Form and Function." |
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the spectrum (I think thats it) brand I can get from my local grocery store really doesn't small much at all. Not like Nutiva.
Any refined coconut oil will have no smell or taste.
I use the spectrum, but as Zach says, I guess I need to be refined.
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Really????? must be just me. I got a refined by mistake and thought it tasted like engine oil........ actually threw it out.
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June 2012 148.5lbs,
Presently 96.5 lbs.
Refined should have no taste at all... if it tasted like engine oil tossing it out (or returning it) was the right thing to do!
Virgin should taste like coconut.
Refined- no taste at all.
Same thing in our house... I like the virgin on pretty much everything! Husband likes the virgin oil on sweet plantains, but on anything else it has to be the refined or he might notice the slight coconut scent/taste.
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"Everything can be taken from a man but one thing... -- to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way." ~Vicktor Frankl
And that's why I'm here eating HFLC Primal/Paleo.
If your husband doesn't like coconut oil, why use it? Use ghee. It's essentially dairy-free since the milk solids are removed, the smoke point is higher than coconut oil, it's much more nutritious and it's way more versatile. It can be used in everything from dessert to breakfast to heavy meat dishes. Refined coconut oil is going to be less nutritious (coconut oil isn't very nutritious anyway), so why use it? I'd much rather use grassfed butter, ghee, extra virgin olive oil or rendered animal fats than refined coconut oil any day.
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U.S. Passport Applications Becoming Gender Neutral
The U.S. State Department has changed some fundamental terminology on passport applications, reflecting the increasing numbers of same-sex partners who have become parents. Following heavy lobbying on the part of homosexual activist groups, the words "mother" and "father" are being removed from U.S. passport applications and replaced with the terms "parent one" and "parent two."
Pro-Family Groups Appeal to GOP Congressional Leadership
A coalition of nearly 50 pro-family groups has sent an appeal to Republican leaders in Congress, asking them to stay true to their campaign promises and do their part to return America to a solid foundation of strong conservative values.
Two Million Home Schooled, New Study Estimates
A new study from the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI) estimates that there are over two million children currently being home schooled in the United States. The author of the study, NHERI's president Dr. Brian D. Ray, analyzed data from both state and federal education agencies as well as private home-school groups, concluding that there are as many as 2.346 million home-schooled students across the nation.
Survey Finds Religious Influence Waning in America
In its ongoing study of the religious habits and practices of Americans, Gallup has found that seven in ten Americans think faith is losing its influence on the nation, one of the highest findings in Gallup's history of measuring the religious pulse of the American people, "and significantly higher than in the first half of the past decade," the pollster reports.
Presbyterian Church (USA) Hit by Abuse Scandal
While liberal do-gooders have found it difficult to hide their satisfaction and glee over the priest abuse scandals that have plagued the Catholic Church over the past several years, a similar humiliation is unfolding much closer to their own doorstep. The Presbyterian Church (USA), one of the most liberal of the nation's mainline denominations, has found itself in the middle of a scandal over sexual abuse of minors that occurred for a number of years at overseas missions facilities run by the church. The most high-profile instance so far involves a California man who is suing the denomination, alleging that he was molested by an older boy in 1988 at a church-operated boarding house in Africa, and that church authorities on site allowed it to occur.
Survey Finds Religious Americans Healthier, Happier
Over the past year and a half the researchers at Gallup have been taking the spiritual pulse of America, and their findings confirm what has been commonly understood for generations: Individuals who embrace a faith in God that inspires their daily behavior and attitudes are healthier, happier, and better adjusted to their environments than their nominally religious or non-religious counterparts.
Planned Parenthood: More Govt Funding, More Abortions
Planned Parenthood's annual report for fiscal 2008-09 shows that the nation's premier abortion provider received a banner $363.2 million in government funding through grants and contracts over its latest reporting period, a $13.6 million increase over the group's federal take in fiscal 2007-08.
UW Hospitals and Clinics Ends Plan for Late-Term Abortions
The University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics (UWHC) confirmed that it is giving up its plans to create a clinic in Madison that would provide late-term abortions. In early 2009 the board of UWHC had approved a plan to build a facility that would provide abortions to women in their second trimester of pregnancy (19 to 22 weeks), with projections for around 125 abortions annually.
"Gay" Activists Re-focus on Same-sex Marriage
New Study Chronicles Crisis of Traditional Families
A new study from the Family Research Council (FRC) reveals that over half of children in the United States are being raised in single-parent homes decimated by divorce, separation, and parental conflict. In the U.S Index of Belonging and Rejection, Dr. Patrick Fagan, director of the FRC's Marriage and Religion Institute, found that the American family model has become one of rejection, with only 45 percent of American teens raised in families with both a mother and father legally married to one another.


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Updated: February 16, 2013
One local doctor has thought of a solution for that.
"He was born at 29 weeks," said Rikki Sholtt.
Little Oliver was born prematurely and as the first child for his mother, it was hard for her to let him leave her sight.
"I'd call every three hours," she said.
When she had to go back home to Conway to recover from a cold, away from Oliver, 'Angel Eye', a video system designed by a doctor at UAMS, let her watch her son while she was away.
"The nurses tell us what's going on but it's a lot easier when you can see it," she said.
"Mothers could maintain interaction with children even if they have to go back home," said Dr. Curtis Lowery the director of the 'Angel Eye' program.
He saw the need for the system after watching mothers spend grueling months away from their newborns.
"Women have to go home tend to other families and they feel isolated from their newborns," he said.
But the interaction from the system isn't limited to simply being able to watch the babies.
"There's a speaker built into the system so the mothers voice goes into bassinet so baby can hear mom's voice," Dr. Lowery said.
"It's really nice to be able to talk to him too," Sholtt said. "A lot of times I was afraid he'd forget me being gone so long."
She said she could tell little Oliver liked it too.
"He'll respond," she said. "He'll look around try and figure out where it's coming from."
Ensuring the bonding that's so important between a mother and her infant.
This equipment is also being used to let grandparents across the country see grand kids and even moms and dads who are deployed.


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'Knackered' - Rose Theatre artistic director Stephen Unwin explains why he's leaving
7:00am Saturday 16th March 2013 in Vibe By Ross Logan, Chief Reporter
The artistic director of the Rose Theatre has said his decision to quit was "entirely amicable and straightforward".
Stephen Unwin, who has been in charge of the theatre's creative output since it opened in 2008, announced last week that he will leave the venue in January 2014.
The 53-year-old said he felt the time was right for a fresh face at the Rose, and said the long commute from his home in Stoke Newington played a part in his decision.
Mr Unwin, a father of three, said: "I've done my reckoning. It's a long time to be artistic director of a theatre.
"I have a son with profound learning difficulties and because of that I wasn't able to move to Kingston.
"I was commuting three hours a day and it started taking its toll. It's all entirely amicable and straight forward.
"I love the place and I love Kingston. I'm leaving with lots of very positive feelings and a sense that it was a great thing to do."
Mr Unwin's tenure has not been without its difficulties.
In its short life, the theatre has never recorded a profit without the help of a council and university subsidy, with many shows struggling to attract big audiences.
He sat with his head in his hands at a council meeting in December 2008 as arguments raged over whether to withhold the subsidy and face closing the theatre.
But Mr Unwin has also enjoyed critical and commercial success, most recently with his production of Noel Coward's The Vortex, which garnered rave reviews from several national newspapers.
Mr Unwin said: "It has been a ride. It has had some fantastic highs and some hard, challenging times.
"It hasn't been the easiest, but it's been fantastically rewarding.
"Putting a new theatre on the map is really challenging. I know there are always people who are going to snipe, but you get that with anything in life.
"For me the stuff that matters is the people that have said: 'This is a bit of a crazy dream, but let's make it work'. And I think it has.
"We have had to gain the trust, respect and affection not just of Kingston, but of the whole area.
"And I think and hope that some of the sceptics have begun to be won round."
Mr Unwin said he planned to take a sabbatical in America and write another book once he leaves the Rose.
But he added: "Before the Rose I ran the English Touring Theatre for 15 years.
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Congress working on tax breaks for Haiti aid
Proposal would allow contributions to be deducted on 2009 returns.
As relief workers scramble to bring aid to the victims of last week's devastating earthquake in Haiti, U.S. lawmakers are working out details of a tax break for those who've donated (or plan to donate) to the cause.
Under a bipartisan House bill, if you contributed money to nonprofits providing relief to the stricken island nation, you would be able to deduct those donations on your 2009 tax return. This would allow you the tax benefit of the gifts now, rather than making you wait almost a year to claim the charitable gift when you file your 2010 tax return in 2011.
This approach is similar to the deductibility time shifting Congress granted in 2005 following the Indian Ocean tsunami that struck in late December 2004.
Under the Haitian donations proposal, charitable cash gifts -- and in IRS-speak, "cash" also means donations charged to a credit card, as well as checks -- that are made on Jan. 12, the day of the quake, through Feb. 28 would qualify for the accelerated deduction.
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Note, however, that this is optional. If you'll get more of a tax benefit by waiting, you can decide to postpone your deduction until next filing season.
House Ways and Means Committee Chair Charles B. Rangel (D-N.Y.) and ranking minority member Dave Camp (R-Mich.) are expected to introduce the bill today.
"This measure provides an immediate benefit for those who have already given and incentive for those who are considering a charitable contribution," Rangel said in announcing the bill.
"The contributions Americans make to the relief efforts in Haiti can literally mean the difference between life and death to many of those still struggling through this tragedy and devastation," said Camp. "To the extent that we can encourage additional giving sooner, by making these donations tax deductible, it is the right thing to do."
Across Capitol Hill, Senate Finance Committee Chair Max Baucus (D-Mont.) and ranking minority member Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) say they will bring the measure to their colleagues as soon as the bill is passed by the House. House leaders say that could happen this week.
Dueling donation bills? Two other Senators are working on a slightly different charitable tax break approach in connection with the Haitian catastrophe.
New York Democratic Senators Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand want to temporarily remove the deduction limits for both individuals and corporations for donations to Haiti. Under current law, individual taxpayers cannot deduct as charitable gifts more than 50 percent of their income in a tax year. The annual deduction limit for businesses is 10 percent of income.
This proposal also takes its cues from previous tax-law changes in the wake of a natural disaster.
After Hurricane Katrina nearly wiped out New Orleans in the late summer of 2005, an emergency tax act allowed for much more generous charitable contribution deductions for donations to that storm's victims that were made through the end of that tax year.
Schumer and Gillibrand are also urging their colleagues to renew the expired tax incentive for charitable donations of food inventory. This law, which is part of the extenders bill passed by the House last year but not the Senate, would let grocery stores and others to deduct the market value of contributed food rather than the production cost.
It's not clear whether the two New York Senators will make the food provision part of their increased deduction limit bill or simply push for fast and final action on the full slate of extenders.
'Qualified Disaster' declaration sought: Meanwhile, the Council on Foundations is urging the IRS to declare the earthquake a qualified disaster (under section 139(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code) so that companies can make specific payments toward the relief effort from company foundations.
In a letter to IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman, the Council's President and CEO Steve Gunderson noted that the move would provide private foundations greater flexibility in contributing to long-term earthquake relief in Haiti.
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SERVES: 8 as appetizer
• 8 large jalapeno peppers• Cream cheese• Grated cheddar cheese• 4 slices of bacon• Smoked paprika (or regular paprika)
1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees and cut each of the jalapeno peppers in half lengthwise and then cut the seeds out. It's a good idea to wear gloves while handling the peppers.
2. Then fill each pepper with cream cheese and then sprinkle the smoked paprika over the top of the cream cheese.
3. Sprinkle some grated cheddar cheese over the top of each one and then gently but firmly wrap each pepper with half a slice of bacon.
4. Once they are all stuffed and wrapped, place them into a 9 x 13-inch baking dish and then place it onto the center rack of the preheated oven.
5. They will take somewhere around 30 to 35 minutes to bake and then let them cool down a bit before serving.
HINTS: The poppers can be drained on paper towels while they are still warm before serving.


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Easy, fast, healthy and delicious! This perfect weeknight dish takes less than 30 minutes, so it's a regular in our house. You can vary the heat by the kind and amount of chili powder and hot peppers you use. Serve over hot cooked rice, if desired.
2 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - cut into bite-size pieces
1 tablespoon chili powder, divided
salt and pepper to taste
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 cup chopped green bell pepper
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 jalapeno peppers, seeded and minced
1 large tomato, cut into chunks
10 drops hot pepper sauce
Season chicken with 1/2 tablespoon chili powder, salt and pepper. Heat oil in a large skillet over medium high heat and saute seasoned chicken for 3 to 4 minutes, or until no longer pink. Remove from skillet with a slotted spoon and keep warm.
In same skillet, stir fry bell pepper and onion until soft. Add jalapeno peppers, tomatoes, remaining 1/2 tablespoon chili powder and hot pepper sauce. Cook, stirring, for an additional 3 to 5 minutes; add chicken and stir fry for 2 minutes more.
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Have you ever wondered what it was like for that first person to make the decision to jump from a moving airplane in order to serve his country? Well, now you may be able to learn the answer along with some other historically significant facts. Located in Fayetteville, the Airborne and Special Operations Museum is the only one of its kind.
The museum is committed to serving active duty soldiers and the general public through educational programming. With special focus on United States history, North Carolina history and core values education, the museum provides a forum for teachers and trainers to enhance their curriculum and bring students face to face with history.
A tour of the museum begins in its dramatic five-story open lobby area. The lobby exhibit features two fully deployed parachutes, a WWII era T-5 round chute and a modern MC-4 square chute. The round parachute represents the origins of airborne forces and the integration of airborne forces into conventional warfare. One of the walls in the lobby proudly displays the names of 73 individuals who received the Congressional Medal of Honor for their actions while assigned to an airborne or special operations unit.
The main exhibit gallery moves the visitor through time, starting in 1940 with the conception of the U.S. Army Parachute Test Platoon. Visitors can read about the first American fighting man to leap from a moving aircraft and the following exciting development of full-scale airborne operations. The exhibit is complete with uniforms, gear and photographs.
Among two of the more modern displays is the 235-seat Yarborough-Bank Vistascope Theater, which provides the viewer with an opportunity to be in the center of the action. Filmed in Vistascope, a high-speed process that presents a huge, stunningly clear image, the movie is designed to put the viewer into the exciting military action and to show military operations in a way never before experienced by the public.
For an even more interactive experience, guests can participate in the Pitch, Roll, and Yaw Vista-Dome Motion Simulator, which adds another dimension by physically moving a specially designed seating area. The 24-seat simulator provides visitors with an extreme taste of what the Army's finest are trained to do.
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Over the past several years, the museum has proven useful for soldiers to share their unique world with relatives and friends. In addition, area residents benefit from the museum as it focuses on a subject that has been a part of their lives for decades. The museum provides schools an interactive tool for teaching WWII history, North Carolina history and values education.
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The Coyotes have 32 goals -- and 11 points -- in their last eight games. Never mind that they have allowed 25 goals in the same span.
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Oliver Ekman-Larsson scored in the fifth round of a shootout and goaltender Mike Smith stopped four of five shots as the Coyotes (11-8-3) moved from ninth place to fourth in the Western Conference standings by winning the first two games of a series against the Ducks, with a third game scheduled Wednesday in Anaheim.
About the only difference from the Coyotes' 5-4 victory on Saturday was that the shootout took two rounds longer. In both games, the Coyotes overcame one-goal deficits three times before tying the score in the third period.
"Even though we do a lot of preaching on defense, we are going to have to get back to the basics," Anaheim coach Bruce Boudreau said.
Phoenix defenseman Michael Stone's second goal of the season, and second in five games, on a slap shot from the right point tied the score at 4 at 7:49 into the third period, concluding a furious run in which the teams scored five goals in a 7:57 span that began when Anaheim's Ryan Getzlaf delivered a short-handed goal that tied the score at 2 with eight seconds remaining in the second period.
Anaheim took 3-2 and 4-3 leads early in the third period on goals by Corey Perry and Bobby Ryan, but Phoenix struck back quickly both times.
Shane Doan scored on a wrist shot to tie the score at 3 11 seconds after Perry scored on a power play. Doan's goal was his 324th, breaking a tie with Keith Tkachuk for second place in franchise history behind Dale Hawerchuk (379). Doan has 800 points.
"Both teams know now desperate the points are, and there are responses after responses," Doan said. "It's important we get as many points as we can. Obviously they've built up a pretty huge lead on everybody else. We have to play desperate."
Anaheim (15-3-3) has the second-most points in the league, but with the two overtime losses here is winless in consecutive games for the first time this season.
"We didn't allow ourselves to get going at any point in these two games," Getzlaf said. "Every time we came out and did something in a positive way, we tend to take a step back. It started in the first game. We scored the first goal and stopped playing."
Ducks left winger Matthew Beleskey opened the scoring at 10:12 of the first period, becoming the 10th Anaheim player to score at least five goals this season. No other team has more than seven players with five goals. Getzlaf, who assisted on Beleseky's goal, has eight goals and 24 points.
Phoenix center Antoine Vermette, stationed alone on the right side of the net, poked in a rebound of a David Moss shot to tie the score 59 seconds into the second period. It was the 150th goal of Vermette's nine-year career.
The Coyotes took a 2-1 lead on Keith Yandle's a power-play goal 5 1/2 minutes later. Yandle scored on a slap shot from the right point for his 200th career point. The penalty came after Ducks goaltender Jonas Hiller flipped the puck over the side boards while trying to clear it up ice, an automatic two-minute penalty for delay of game.
Hiller started in place of Viktor Fasth, who gave up four regulation goals in a 5-4 shootout loss in the first game of the series Saturday. Fasth was 9-1-1 with a 2.08 goals-against average in 12 games. Hiller was 2-0 in his past three starts.
"I felt it was tough, tough game to play," Hiller said. "The puck seemed all over the place. It was tough to read what was happening."
NOTES: The Ducks will play Dallas three times in five days starting April 1, with the first game in Dallas and the final two in Anaheim. The Coyotes last played the same team in three straight games in November 2007. ... Right winger Chris Brown made his NHL debut after being recalled from Portland on Friday. Brown had two goals in his last game with Portland on Feb. 26. Brown is the fifth player in NHL history to have been born in Texas. Brian Leetch (1,205 games), Mike Christie (412), Tyler Myers (238) and Zach Redmond (eight) are the others. ... Coyotes forward Radim Vrbata missed his sixth straight game with a lower body injury. ... Anaheim forward Kyle Palmieri was held out of the game with an upper body injury he suffered Saturday. ... Ducks center Andrew Cogliani, who had a hat trick in the Saturday game, played in his 431st consecutive game Monday, the third-longest active streak in the league. He temporarily broke a tie with Jarome Iginla of Calgary, which was idle Monday. ... Coyotes center Martin Hanzal centered the first line in his return from missing five games with an upper body injury.