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If you haven't heard already, Las Vegas is a dangerous place. And not just because you can lose your life savings and contract something from a prosty in the same weekend, but that shit happened to a couple of my friends and now I won't drink after them. Except alcohol. That stuff kills everything. Most importantly, the pain.
A totally unforeseen and unpredictable consequence of building a 57-foot curved mirror in the desert, the Vdara Death Ray is the affectionate nickname given to a phenomenon that's been plaguing poolside loungers staying at the hotel / spa. Among the victims is one Bill Pintas, whose tale of woe was recently printed in the Las Vegas Review-Journal:
[A]fter a brief dip in the hotel pool, he was sunning on a recliner. He was on his stomach, relaxed, eyes closed. But suddenly, the lawyer became so uncomfortably hot that he leaped up to move. He tried to put on his flip-flop sandals but, inexplicably, they were too hot to touch. So he ran barefoot to the shade. "I was effectively being cooked," Pintas said. "I started running as fast as I could without looking like a lunatic." Then he smelled an odor, and realized it was coming from his head, where a bit of hair had been scorched.
Hoho, looks like money isn't the only thing burning in Vegas! Get it? Because goofus there scorched his domepiece. Now, here's what you do: put the hotel on casters so you can spin it around and burn all nearby hotels to the ground. BOOM -- monopoly. Which is exactly why the second Death Star was built. The Empire was tired of those Ewoks stealing all their tourist dollars!
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Oh, how we are going to miss Mariano Rivera. I've never owned him, but always wished I did. Personally, I'm a Yankee hater, but I always enjoyed watching him work his ninth inning magic like a smooth pick up artist. So now we are left without one of the greatest closers to ever play the game and a permanent fixture on the $12 salad menu. But like all things fantasy, we must move on and start prepping for next season by keeping our minds sharp and our cheat sheets easily accessible. The great mix up called free agency and the winter meetings are just a stones throw away and will hopefully give us some clarity into what comes next.
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We started this thing like boys and four girls (but, let's be honest, one or two of the girls are kinda manly), and we leave this season as men and four women. In March, we dazzled each other with our drafted lineups in the comments. Today, most of those people are playing fantasy football, fantasy basketball or fantasy hockey and forgetting all about their one-two punch of Ryan Braun and Josh Hamilton, that, in their words, they were just shocked to be able to draft both. Fantasy baseball isn't made for the water cooler like the Breaking Bad finale — holy crap! — it's made for the vending machine, because you don't walk away from your team to talk. You rush away to get snacks and run those snacks back to your team, so you can watch as your team accrues stats or just 'a-screws' you. Some of you will sit with your fantasy team's lineup open on your desktop through November like it has been for the last six months, hoping for one more day to save your season. Some of you will just close that team lineup browser window, ripping off the Band-Aid. But even if the lineup isn't open, the player's names will be burned into your screen because you shut off your screensaver six months ago. You should go ahead and turn that back on, or buy a new monitor. If you won your league, the salary hours you put into your teams could've saved the economy. Well, eff the economy, you won bragging rights! If you won your league with Henderson Alvarez and his no-hitter, then God bless your foresight, but I wouldn't be shocked if you were really a witch. Conspiracy Theory Alert! The Tigers are securely in the playoffs and Henderson Alvarez is in the on-deck circle. Bases are juiced with two outs. The Tigers don't want extra innings right before the playoffs and the Marlins can't score with a prostitute and a roofie. Leyland sends the pitching coach out and tells Putkonen throw a breaking ball to the backstop and give the kid the no hitter. Either way, what a great way to end the baseball season. A sport that you just can't ever predict gives a guy no one would've predicted a no hitter. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?From fear that MLB would crack down on Performance-Enhancing Goggles, Francisco Rodriguez was traded to the Orioles. Or was something else at work besides the Orioles wanting Dor-K to pitch the 8th, setting up Jim Johnson? Here, try this. Put your arm down, now pick it up, now put it down, now move your furry eyebrows up and down. Jim Henderson, The Muppet Master, pulls all strings. He orchestrates all. He forces Beaker to say, "Me me me me me me me." Bit of a control freak if you ask me, but it worked out for him this time, since Henderson will be taking over the ninth inning now in Milwaukee. For those holding John Axford for saves, it could happen since he's been solid for the last two months. The Brewers could still trade Henderson or Axford. Or the Brew Crew could send out 2014 season ticket offers reading, "Braun's Back Without the Acne!" Only time will tell. As for K-Rod, in most redraft leagues that don't use middle relievers, you can lose him. This did come across the wire in Baltimore, when you trade for K-Rod, then you better watch your back. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Happy Fourth of July, unless you own Yasiel Puig, then you're wondering if A) He's healthy B) Where was Carlos Quentin during this? If you haven't seen it, here's another look of Puig crashing into the wall. Why do I suddenly want to buy a Subaru? This comes the same day he won Player and Rookie of the Month honors. That's the first time a player has won Player of the Month honors their first month in the majors. It's not the first time a player has won Rookie of the Month honors in their first month. If that's surprising, you should take your medication. After crashing into the wall, Puig originally stayed in the game and he's a cyborg, so I think he escaped without anything serious happening. Right now, he's listed as day-to-day with a bruised hip and thigh. Let's hope it heals quickly because I just sold my Cougar's engagement ring for 3,000 Yasiel Puig rookie cards. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?When Jose Fernandez walks into the 18-and-over strip club, where only the drinks are virgins, that's called "Rookie Nookie," he flips his rookie cards like they're dollar bills, yelling, "Jose make it rain! Jose make it rain! Get it? Hoe say, 'Make it rain.'" He explains his puns, but he doesn't need to explain his stuff. It's filthy with a side of Dirt Nasty. Last night, his line was 8 IP, 0 ER, 3 baserunners (2 hits) and 10 Ks. Sure, it was against the Padres, but Nolasco just got his asco handed to him by the same team. Fernandez is in the upper echelon of K-rates (9+) for all pitchers with a more than manageable walk rate (hair above 3). Oh, and he's 20 years old. He can't buy alcohol! He can't legally marry an illegal alien in the state of Mississippi without parental consent! He's so young Jose Tabata's wife could've gave birth to him! He skipped right from High-A to the majors, so this is basically his Double-A season. I just got goose pimples on my butt thinking about how good he can be next year. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Yasiel Puig's been lighting up the mainframe on the giant computer out of a bad 1950′s sci-fi movie, but he's not the only Cuban. Leonys Martin also hails from our neighbor to the south that took up residence in Miami. Last night, he hit two homers, is hitting .417 in the last week and has a hit in each of his last ten games with 4 steals during that time. It's the year of the Cubans, y'all! In all of their pressed hammy, mustardy, cheesy, pickley goodness. Side note: Do pickles seem like something Cubans would put in their food? Maybe Hyman Roth, but he's not really Cuban or real, for that matter. Somewhere, ex-Cuban pitcher, El Duque, has a little extra hop in his exaggerated leg-kick that he still does, only now he does it before he cleans up tables at Chipotle. "You're not going to finish your guac?" *leg kick* Leonys Martin should be owned in all leagues while he's going well, and is the type of player that could have value all year if you're patient since he could hit 12-15 homers and get 25-ish steals. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Please, blog, may I have some more?You ask and you shall receive! I had numerous requests for a Jeff Samardzija Pitcher Profile, and since I'd only seen the fire-baller throw maybe once or twice against my Brewers, I thought it would be a great idea to break him down for Razzball Nation.
I know the big righty features a huge fastball that flirts with the upper 90′s, but off the top of my head I couldn't remember any specific secondary pitches so I was excited to really analyze one of his starts. Remember when he was the top WR target for Brady Quinn? Seems like ages ago! Remember when he was an erratic fixture in that Cubs bullpen along with Carlos Marmol? I bet some of those innings made even Steve Bartman cringe. But it's much further down the road with Samardzija a fixture in that rotation (along with your fantasy squad's staff) and a piece of the Cubs' rebuilding future. Let's go through how he hurled against the Diamondbacks on Saturday:
Please, blog, may I have some more?The week was going swimmingly, with inflatable swim muscles, I may add, then Kevin Gregg showed up and said "Oh, I thought everyone wore these glasses now." I don't trust Kevin for 2 reasons, closers come and closers go (Kyuji is coming back) so add that into your closer entree like a good splash of adobo. The second reason is he has two first names, I'm sorry, it's a phobia of mine ever since I went to school with a kid named Ferris Ferris. No I didn't stutter, that's a true story. Next we move to Boston, where Joe-L is returning from the DL; John Farrell has said what is typical, we will see what happens. My 2 cents is that Bailey keeps it until he falters or Hanrahan whines enough to make a stink. If I could call Joel, this is how the convo would go. Sup Joel. Who is this? Then I would hang up and not answer when he star 69′s me. I do that cause I don't like people messin' around on my phone. Lastly this week, I have moved Jim Johnson, minus his cult following, into the top tier. He has shown me enough to warrant a bump up. The games he pitches in are showing the confidence that Buck has in him, like a great illegitimate dad would in his Maury Povich type son. The bump over Papelbon is based purely on stats and accumulation right now, Paps just isn't seeing the chances that some other closers are seeing and that inevitably hurts my feelings and his stats/value. Enjoy the week as if you were listening to the soundtrack from Rocky 4, what could get better than that.? If you said that talking robot Pauly got, then we are on the same page my friend.
Please, blog, may I have some more?I'm currently watching Freaks and Geeks (thanks, Instant Streaming!) for the first time. At this point, I bring a lot of baggage to the show. It was hard for me to watch the first couple of episodes without putting more attention to Seth Rogen and if he'd be skinny by episode three. Or if the mother of an eighteen-year-old on the new season of Mad Men, Linda Cardellini, would have an affair with Biff Tannen by episode five? Would James Franco sing a song with Anne Hathaway? Why was Brandon Belt hanging out with the geeks (Samm Levine looks just like Belt)? Eventually, I got lost in the show, and then just started to dread that there were only 18 episodes. I got to thinking — I think, y'all!
Please, blog, may I have some more?Going into yesterday's game, Gio Gonzalez had a 5.85 ERA and in three of four starts he only threw five innings. I saw the fear in your eyes. Nervousness was percolating just below the surface. You were like Mr. Coffee when he was about to lose his virginity. You were expecting some grinds and instead you were just overheating. Steaming so hard you needed a cup to catch the water beneath you. (How long you think I could keep the visual of Mr. Coffee about to lose his virginity going? Three more lines? Do I hear four?) Finally, the heat was too much, the water dripping too fast and everything began to steam. Quickly, you grabbed your little creamer. She usually likes to put the cream in herself, but you're just gonna splash it all over the place to avoid a mess on your pants. And that's how coffee became Mr. Coffee. So, today Gio threw an eight-inning, one-hitter with 7 Ks; his only blemish a Votto opposite-field blast. Things looked awry, making dyslexics wary. Luckily, it's still freakin' April and you shouldn't worry so much. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
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Part of my game design team, including myself, is working on a board game that will clash ideas similar to those in RISK and Magic: The Gathering. After doing most of the conceptualization, we are now in the alpha/prototyping phase of the board game's development. And since I'm the creative director, I've started producing cards concepts/prototypes!
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#384 9/27/2013 12:27:46 AMTonight's is the first card face concept, going back to the Bloodmage theme:
"276 Bloodmage Class Card Face Example"
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#385 9/27/2013 12:32:57 AMThese cards look really sweet so far man, out of curiosity, is what we see on the card face's at the moment what they're going to look like later on?
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#386 9/27/2013 11:58:50 PMQuote from Ducha
These cards look really sweet so far man, out of curiosity, is what we see on the card face's at the moment what they're going to look like later on?
Either way they look pretty mad.
It's still very early in the game's development, and I've only started producing concepts and prototypes to compare to one another, so it's really hard to say at this point.
That said, I can say that the card layout I shared was the best of three concepts I created yesterday. If we keep the layout, the details may change, such as the border graphics, fonts, and potentially a few other things, but overall I really prefer the large portrait, simple description, and sub-description elements to these cards. We of course want to make our cards similarly appealing and efficient to popular trading card game cards, but drastically tailored to meet our needs with our game's completely different (and unique, as far as I'm aware) mechanics.
Today, I printed, laminated, and finished several card prototypes using the card concepts from the past few days. I gained several new fans with them, all of whom were current/former advanced Magic:TG players.
One step at a time.
While I really wanted to work on some card graphics tonight and share one, I couldn't find the time or energy due to day-time work. So here are some shoes instead:
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#387 9/28/2013 11:43:27 PMTonight's illustration is the first real card for our board game, a Bloodmage class card:
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#388 9/29/2013 5:03:18 AMHey, do you have a website or Youtube channel etc. where I could see your progress doing this game and ofcourse that phenomenal artwork of yours?
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#389 9/29/2013 9:11:07 PMQuote from KalikooJack
Hey, do you have a website or Youtube channel etc. where I could see your progress doing this game and ofcourse that phenomenal artwork of yours?
If not, do you have any plans making one?
Good question, and thanks!
I have an art blog I keep updated (http://maldenb.wordpress.com/), but that is mostly for my Project 365.
We will be establishing a name for our board game soon, as well as selecting a team name to officially go by. I have plans for creating a team website soon after so that fans may follow our progress. I will be sure to bring this up at our next meeting!
I decided that I didn't like the first one, so I redid the Bleed Demons card's graphic. The idea of the previous one may be used in another card in the future.
"279 Bleed Demons Card V2"
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#391 9/30/2013 8:56:01 PMooh an online version would be cool, so people can play others all over the world.
I have a special request for you when you have time, so there's no rush. I'm looking for an awesome 1920 x 1080 wallpaper for my brand new Toshiba Qosmio that I received Friday. It was downgraded to Windows 7 for various purposes.
A real nice scorpion wallpaper that kind of has the same feel as my profile pic (I think it's still there. I'll look.), not to be confused with my avatar.
It's not there, but I did rediscover this.
Pity the Fool, I will!
I'll look on Google real quick.
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Something similar to that in your art style would be kick ass for a wall paper. If you think of something even better, please don't hesitate to share.Rollback Post to Revision RollBackJust as the Scorpion hunts...Silently Lurking...
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#392 9/30/2013 9:44:44 PMMTG player! I'm interested on how you're game will turn out.Rollback Post to Revision RollBacksto lavorando
#393 9/30/2013 11:02:48 PMQuote from drjdredscythe
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Something similar to that in your art style would be kick ass for a wall paper. If you think of something even better, please don't hesitate to share.
You got it. If I don't reveal another card tomorrow, I'll draw up a wallpaper for you (and anyone else who wants it). Otherwise, soon!
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MTG player! I'm interested on how you're game will turn out.
Truth is, I never played MTG. I stopped doing the trading card thing after the original 151 Pokemon cards. However, I somehow got my hands on a bunch of cards over the years and used to look at the art for inspiration.
I bought my first MTG card pack the other day. It was pretty exciting, and I got several intriguing cards, although the rest weren't as appealing to me. A handful of friends plan on coming over soon to teach me and have a night of playing MTG. Should be fun!
I can't give out any real details yet, but we do have the majority of it established. We are now working on the small details that won't impact the mechanics of the game, such as which colored dice to use and what glass pebbles to choose.
We are not messing around; this game is going to be incredible.
Since I have about a hundred card graphics to make, I have convinced several artist friends to help me produce some sick, unique, morbid graphics. For every one card you see here, there is at least another one already finished. Once my friends start churning out their graphics, that number will jump.
Tonight's is one I made this morning, in which the graphic took me around 2 1/2 hours to create due to tedious tweaking and redoing. This one is a utility card that allows Bloodmage class players to regain 5 Blood Orbs, a major boon to have when low on life because of being attacked or playing too many Blood Magic cards.
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#394 10/1/2013 11:09:02 PMTonight's is a new kind of card, this time a Revenant class card. I also redid the backgrounds for all the cards in the same style as this one (but different colors and minor variations per card type). The Revenant specializes in cursing players/summons, taking over summons, stealing cards, and being an overall jerk.
I will try to start doing more traditional illustrations. I've just been putting a lot of time into making cards recently and have been scolded by my girlfriend for it!
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#395 10/3/2013 12:43:42 AMI have gained the help of several artist friends to create the 100+ cards. One friend came up with the idea for this latest card and I spent a couple hours turning it into digital art:
His sketch:
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#396 10/3/2013 8:05:16 PMJust graphics from now on!
"283 Fog the Land Card Graphic"
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#398 10/5/2013 3:24:47 AMReminds me of Behelit from Berserk. Looks awesome.Rollback Post to Revision RollBackIf I call you credit card n00b, ain't nothing to it. Gangster rap made me do it.
#400 10/6/2013 1:49:13 AMNice, mbease.
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Oh, sure, I recurred after five years and three months, but I am still here. And that is no small thing.
Seven years ago at this time, I was completely terrified that I wouldn't see my daughter start kindergarten. I did get to see her start kindergarten, and first grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade and now sixth grade. I plan to be here for all of the other grades. I plan to be here when the grandchildren and the great-grandchildren start kindergarten, too.
It has been far from easy, but, strangely, breast cancer wasn't actually the hardest thing I've done in the last seven years. I can remember shortly after I was diagnosed, a family friend told me about her breast cancer experience and said, "Now, when I look back at it, I realize it wasn't even the worst thing that's ever happened to me." At that time, I was speechless at that comment. At that time, the thought of anything worse was mind-crippling.
I was facing losing my breast, my hair, my ability to have children and my life. WORSE? Could anything be WORSE?
It can. I've come to learn that losing one's life sucks, but you aren't actually here to worry about how much it sucks. It's in the living that you get to experience the worst — and, thankfully, the best.
I'm still very mad at cancer. I still have to think about it every day, even though the way I think about it now has changed radically from seven years ago. It controlled my life then; now, it's just an inconvenient presence, much like the weeds that stubbornly grow in my sidewalk. I take great joy in destroying those weeds. I am thrilled when I go days, weeks, sometimes months, without having a worry about cancer. Generally, I think it's stupid to waste my time fretting it.
You will never hear me refer to cancer as a "gift" or some sort of life-changing experience. I think I was pretty good at embracing life before I had cancer. I think I had a pretty decent handle on how precious and short life can be. I didn't need this experience to show me that. However, I do know surviving cancer has created an urgency in me — an urgency to live, to sort out the necessary from the unnecessary, to be as fully present in the moment as I can possibly be.
I also feel like I routinely stare death in the face. For me, that has been a very freeing experience. Ten surgeries have gone by, chemo, radiation and countless drugs. I've lost in love not once in the last seven years, but twice, hugely and painfully. I've watched friends and family suffer in various ways, including my sweet little girl. I've had to reorganize my life multiple times just for the privilege to go on living.
And gone on living I have. I have traveled more in the last seven years than in my entire adult life. I've seen Rome. I learned to love deeply and to be exquisitely loved. I've seen my daughter achieve amazing childhood milestones. I have made more friends than I can count. My life has been wildly enriched by them and my dreams exceptionally supported. I've been to concerts, barbecues, drag shows and even an embassy party. I've met famous people. I've been treated like a famous person. I've gained control of my life in a way I have never had before. My writing has grown and I'm working on writing a book.
There is always a point in the bad experiences where I feel incredibly empowered, when I can see the light at the end of the tunnel, where I feel like shaking my fist at the sky and screaming, "IS THAT ALL YOU'VE GOT?"
I live with very little fear. Yes, in those bad experiences, I am sometimes overcome with fear. But one after the other, I learn to adjust and realize that I am invincible.
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In the gunfire, which concluded a second quick-succession robbery, Jermaine Eason, 23, suspected in 11 armed robberies of bodegas, groceries and delis over the past week, was wounded and bleeding, and later was arrested when police stopped him in a car with his suspected partner and a driver.
Employees and shop owners described harrowing experiences in which the robbers menaced and in some incidents beat them, and they talked about their lingering fear of future robbery attempts and how they will prepare for them.
Two men in masks and clad in black robbed the El Jaya Deli & Grocery on Eighth Avenue and 22nd Street just before 8 p.m., said the store owner, who asked not to be identified.
While one kept an eye on two employees corralled in the back of the shop, the other pointed a handgun at the owner, who was manning the cash register.
"Don't look at me. Don't look at my face. I will kill you. You're going to be dead," he said of the robber's threats, recalling that he was frozen in fear.
As the robbers fled with $6,500 and several cartons of cigarettes, an employee, the owner's cousin, grabbed a gun he has kept hidden behind the register and underneath a shelf of socks for years. He chased the armed men, and on the sidewalk of 22nd Street near the store he fired.
"I think I got one of them," the cousin said as he reentered the bodega, the owner said. The cousin was not at work on Wednesday and could not be interviewed.
Police later pulled over a car and arrested Eason and Rayvon Wilson, 23, as well as the car's driver, Clara Amala, 22, all from Paterson.
Eason was transported to St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center for a gunshot injury. He was in critical but stable condition on Wednesday, police said.


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As requested here is a thread about my piggys. I have tons and tons of pictures of them, but to start it off I will do a description and a few photos of each. Thought I would tell everyone a little about my guinea pigs I will go in the order I got them
Guinea Hens in the garden
As some of you may already know I am a Chicken and Guinea advocate, they help to maintian the Organic bug free garden, or so I am told. Well I started the guineas last year and had a devil of a time with them. I raised them with the chickens and later
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just thought i would post some photos of my guineas. they sure are strange & interesting birds, and very beautiful! if any one has some guinea photo's feel free to post them hear too! the more the merrier!! enjoy~


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Over time, scholars of urban life have explained New York's special qualities in various ways. Our city, from its birth as a Dutch harbor to the construction of the Erie Canal, was first a gateway economy. Then, as other cities surpassed New York as a port and a manufacturing center, New York became America's center Read More


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Sometimes critics of Creation refer to the creation/evolution debate as "science vs. the Bible" or "reasoning vs. faith." By framing the debate in this way, perhaps they mean to imply that evolutionists use their minds and creationists do not. Of course, nothing could be further from the truth. In reality, evolution is the anti-scientific view and is contrary to reason as shown here: Evolution: The Anti-science. If not science vs. faith, what is the real heart of the controversy?
An Ultimate Standard
Both creationists and evolutionists are able to reason and do science. This is because we are all made in the image of God and live in God's universe. The difference is what we accept as our ultimate standard. When we give reasons for things we accept as true, we often appeal to a more authoritative standard for support. We believe P because of Q, and we accept Q because of R and so on. But ultimately, any chain of reasoning must end; it cannot go on forever because we can't know an infinite number of things. So, any chain of reasoning must terminate in an ultimate standard.
An ultimate standard is something that we hold to be unquestionable but cannot prove from anything more foundational (otherwise it wouldn't be ultimate). Since we have different ultimate commitments, creationists and evolutionists interpret the same evidence differently.1
Which Standard?
Biblical creationists accept the Bible as the ultimate standard. Evolutionists do not.2 Some evolutionists hold to the philosophy of naturalism as their ultimate standard. Others hold to rationalism; still others hold to empiricism. But what do all evolutionary philosophies have in common? They all reject the Bible as a standard. All evolutionary standards are man-made. They all assume that human beings are able to reason and gain knowledge without God—autonomous reasoning. So, the creation/evolution debate really comes down to God's Word versus man's autonomous reasoning.
But if man appeals to his own reasoning as his ultimate standard, how can he ever know if that standard is correct? At best he can say that it seems to account for all the things he knows; but what about the infinite number of things he does not know? In other words, there might be true things that are contrary to his standard that are as yet undiscovered. Although man can arbitrarily assume a standard of his own choosing, he could never have any reasonable confidence that his chosen standard is universally accurate. Clearly, only an omniscient being could possibly provide a standard of reasoning that is certain to be correct in all cases. Since any manmade standard lacks universal justification, it amounts to nothing more than an arbitrary opinion. So, the origins debate can really be summed up as: "God's Word versus man's arbitrary opinion."
Faith: The Precondition for Reason
In reality, both creationists and evolutionists use logical reasoning. We both employ logical deduction more or less correctly. But the real issue is this: what do we accept as our standard for interpreting evidence? Ultimately, one either starts with God's Word or an arbitrary opinion. So, in reality, the evolutionists are the ones being unreasonable. They have simply dismissed the history recorded in the Bible and have decided to base their thinking on their own guesses rather than on God's knowledge. This is necessarily arbitrary—which is one form of irrationality.3
On the other hand, if we place our faith in the Bible, it makes sense that we should be able to think and reason, and gain knowledge. God has made our minds and has revealed some knowledge to us. Since God is sovereign over all truth (Colossians 2:3), there are universal standards of reasoning (laws of logic) that we can use to correct and improve our understanding of the universe. Without faith that God created us as He has said in His Word, there would be no reason to think that rationality is possible (see Atheism: An Irrational Worldview). So, upon careful reflection we will find that faith in the biblical God is actually necessary in order to have a rational worldview.
Reasoning from the Scriptures
Reasoning is one of God's gifts to humankind, and God expects us to use the mind He has given us in a way that is faithful to the Word He has given us. That is, we are to reason using God's Word as our ultimate starting point (Proverbs 1:7) and to reject mere speculations that contradict God's knowledge (2 Corinthians 10:5; 1 Timothy 6:20).
Unfortunately, many people use their minds in a rebellious way: treating God's Word as a mere hypothesis to be evaluated according to their own arbitrary philosophy. Philosophies that use human guesses rather than God's Word as an ultimate starting point are prone to misinterpret evidence since the starting point is necessarily arbitrary.
We are pro-reasoning;4 and we start with the Bible as our standard because any other standard would be irrational. Only God can provide us with a necessarily correct universal standard for knowledge because only God has universal knowledge. Christians have faith that the Bible is what it claims to be: the authoritative Word of God. And because we have such faith, we have a reason for reasoning.
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- Although evidence is important, it is our ultimate standard that tells us what to make of the evidence. For example, suppose that a naturalist witnessed something that was apparently a miraculous, supernatural act of God. Would he allow for the possibility that a genuine miracle had occurred? No, his ultimate standard will not allow him to consider that as even a possibility. He will simply assume that it was a natural phenomenon and that all the causal factors are not yet known. Back
- This is true for all evolutionists—even those who profess the Christian faith. Those who dismiss parts of the Bible such as the Genesis account (or read it in an allegorical way) clearly do not accept the Bible as their ultimate standard. An ultimate standard would not be rejected or modified by a contingent standard. Back
- A rational belief is one that has justification. We must have a reason for what we believe; otherwise, why not believe the opposite? Back
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Turn Those Hankies Into Fashion!
Do you desperately need a new spring wardrobe but don't have the funds? Create a few statement pieces yourself with this ruffled-hem DIY! Using just a few bright handkerchiefs, an old tank top and a sewing kit, you can make your own one-of-a-kind spring tank top that is adorable on its own, under jackets and tucked into pencil skirts. Soon your friends will be asking you where you got such a cute tank!
This is the perfect way to spruce up your old tank tops for less than $5. Plus, you can get as creative as you'd like and use different colored and patterned hankies. For added sparkle, string a beaded necklace along the hemline or add a few rhinestones. What you'll need:
Step 1: Cut the hankie into a downward triangleYou want the downward triangle shape so you can layer a few different sizes on top of each other to create a ruffled look. Step 2: Set and sewSet the handkerchief against the tank top and lay them both on a flat surface. Fold the bottom of the handkerchief over the hem of the tank top. Turn the tank top inside out, carefully holding the handkerchief in place so it doesn't move. Thread your needle and start sewing the folded handkerchief into the inside hem of the neckline. Step 4: Repeat with the second layer (and third, if you choose)Lay a second shorter layer on top of the longer layer that's already been sewn on. Repeat steps 2 and 3 with the shorter layer until it's securely sewn on. Step 5: Wear!Make sure the hankie is well-secured and wear with your favorite jeans, skirt or shorts! Who doesn't love a DIY you can wear? More DIY projectsThe best and worst ways to DIY your wedding


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[JURIST] The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit on Thursday upheld [opinion, PDF] an Indiana law requiring voters to show photo identification [Indiana SOS backgrounder, PDF] before casting a ballot. In its ruling, the court upheld a lower court decision [PDF text; JURIST report] that the law does not put an undue burden on the right to vote and therefore does not violate the US Constitution. The Indiana Democratic Party and the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana had appealed [JURIST report] the district court's decision, but during oral arguments [JURIST report] Judge Richard Posner, who wrote the appeals court ruling, was skeptical of the plaintiffs' contention that the law would prevent voters from casting ballots. AP has more.The US Supreme Court issued a per curiam opinion [PDF text] last October ruling that Arizona could enforce its voter ID law [JURIST report], which requires voters to show government-issued ID cards [JURIST news archive] at the polls. Similar voter ID laws have been upheld in Georgia and Pennsylvania [JURIST reports], though the Missouri Supreme Court struck down a law [JURIST report] last year requiring voters to show ID cards at the polls. A lawsuit over Ohio's voter ID legislation ended just before last November's mid-term election in a settlement [JURIST report] requiring future Ohio absentee voters to show proof of ID when applying for absentee ballots, but allowing absentee ballots already obtained without ID to be counted.
[JURIST] Government officials in Myanmar [government website; JURIST news archive] have granted amnesty to nearly three thousand prisoners, releasing them early in celebration of the country's Independence Day Thursday. Some 20 political prisoners were among the 2,831 released because their "moral behaviour and spiritual values have improved," according to a report in Myanmar's state-run newspaper the New Light of Myanmar [media website]. According to Myanmar's military government, a total of 23,147 prisoners have been granted amnesty since 2004.Although accounts vary on the exact number of political prisoners released [Reuters report], it is clear that several prominent political prisoners, including National League for Democracy [Wikipedia backgrounder] leader Aung San Suu Kyi [advocacy website; BBC profile] and her deputy Tin Oo were not released. AP has more.
[JURIST] White House legal counsel Harriet Miers [official profile; JURIST news archive] resigned from her post Thursday effective January 31. Press Secretary Tony Snow gave no specific reason for her departure except to say that she has been working at the White House for six years. In a White House press briefing [transcript] he added:
Harriet is a very special person in this White House. She is beloved not only because she is a really good human being, she's an extraordinarily wonderful human being, but also somebody who is a very careful and scrupulous lawyer, a ferocious defender of the Constitution, and somebody who was also deeply loyal to the President, and just somebody who is a delight to work with. So it is one of these things where everybody really -- it's very bittersweet, and you can get that from the tenure of the -- tenor of her note. She has decided that it's time to move on. She and [White House Chief of Staff] Josh Bolten have had a series of conversations in recent days about this, and she made her decision yesterday.
[JURIST] A Chilean appeals court has dropped tax evasion charges against the widow and two children of former Chilean dictator General Augusto Pinochet [JURIST news archive]. In a decision Wednesday, the Santiago Court of Appeals [Chilean judiciary website, in Spanish] upheld charges against Pinochet's youngest son and two of his lawyers and also dropped other charges against Pinochet's relatives for acting as accomplices in the use of false passports. Pinochet, his wife, four of his children, daughter-in-law, former attorney and secretary were indicted [PDF text] in early 2006 on charges of filing false tax returns [JURIST report]. Pinochet died [JURIST report] last month without ever facing trial in either the tax evasion case or on multiple human rights charges. AP has more.
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[JURIST] The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) [official website] conducted criminal background checks of adverse witnesses ahead of US Senate confirmation hearings for the late William Rehnquist [JURIST news archive] in respect of his nominations as Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court [official website] and later Chief Justice at the behest of two Republican administrations in the 1970s and 1980s, according to new documents released by the FBI. The FBI was forced to disclose the information in response to several Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) [text; DOJ materials] requests filed by news agencies and academics after Rehnquist's death [JURIST report] in 2005.In 1971, the Nixon administration reportedly asked the FBI to turn up information on witnesses before the US Senate [official website] who opposed Rehnquist's initial nomination to the Supreme Court, while US Department of Justice [official website] officials in the Reagan administration reportedly asked the FBI to provide similar criminal background checks on witnesses who were scheduled to testify in opposition to Rehnquist's nomination for Chief Justice in 1986. AP has more.
[JURIST] Two Iraqi Justice Ministry guards are now being questioned in connection with the taping and release of a camera phone video [WARNING: graphic images; JURIST report] showing the execution [JURIST report] of Saddam Hussein [JURIST news archive], according to Iraqi lawmaker Sami al-Askeri. Iraqi officials said Wednesday that an official who supervised the execution was also arrested [JURIST report] in connection to making the video, but further details are not yet available. The government of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki [BBC profile] launched an investigation [JURIST report] earlier this week into who made the video and how it was distributed. The video, apparently shot with a cell phone camera by a witness to the hanging, shows witnesses taunting Hussein before he was hanged and depicts Hussein's body dropping through the trap door of the gallows. A separate, authorized video released by Iraqi state television did not include any audio recording and did not show Hussein's actual death. AP has more.Iraqi officials have been criticized for their handling of Hussein's execution, with a US military spokesman saying Wednesday that the US would have handled the hanging differently [JURIST report], but an adviser to al-Maliki insisted Wednesday that the execution had been done appropriately. Sadiq al-Rikabi said in a statement reported by the New York Times that Iraq's conduct of the execution "has been mischaracterized for political purposes." Al-Maliki's office, meanwhile, has also confirmed that the US embassy in Baghdad pressed for a delay [JURIST report] of the execution over unresolved legal issues, but legal adviser Maryam al-Rayas called the decision to push forward with the hanging "a victory for the Iraqi government." The New York Times has more.
[JURIST] Members of the 110th Congress sworn in Thursday are preparing for votes [calendar, PDF] on numerous pieces of key legislation scheduled by incoming Democratic leaders of the new US House of Representatives [official website] for their first 100 legislative hours in office beginning next Tuesday. Most notably, incoming Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) [official website] and incoming House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) [official website] have slated votes for next week on implementing the recommendations of the 9/11 Commission [official website], progressively raising the federal minimum wage from $5.15 an hour to $7.25 an hour, and expanding embryonic stem cell research [JURIST news archive]. Democrats plan to take action on these items, fulfilling their pre-election, 100-hour pledge [AP report], in advance of President Bush's State of the Union Address scheduled for Jan. 23. The New York Times has more. The Boston Globe has additional coverage.President Bush previously vetoed [JURIST report] the Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act [PDF text; HR 810 summary] in July after its passage by the House [JURIST report] and Senate [JURIST report]. Democrats now hope they will have the two-thirds supermajority votes needed to survive a presidential veto.
[JURIST] The executions of two Saddam Hussein [JURIST news archive] co-defendants, former chief judge of Iraq's Hussein-era Revolutionary Court Awad Hamed al-Bandar [Wikipedia profile] and former Iraqi intelligence chief Barzan Ibrahim al Tikriti [GlobalSecurity profile; BBC profile], have been postponed. The hangings were originally expected Thursday [JURIST report], but an official in Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's office said the delay was the result of "international pressure." It is now unclear when the hangings will be carried out; one Iraqi lawmaker has predicted that al-Bandar and al-Tikriti will be executed Sunday [Reuters report]. Another lawmaker has suggested that the hangings will be delayed until there is a final decision from the Iraqi High Tribunal [official website] on the sentence of former Iraqi Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan [Trial Watch profile]. In the appeals chamber's December 26 decision upholding Hussein's death sentence [JURIST report], the court accepted the prosecution's argument that a life sentence for Ramadan was too lenient and ordered the trial court to re-sentence him. AFP has more. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour [official website] has urged Iraq not to execute al-Bandar and al-Tikriti [UN News report], who were convicted and sentenced to death [JURIST report; BBC verdict summary] in November alongside Hussein for crimes against humanity committed in the village of Dujail in 1982. According to a statement [text] from Arbour's office:
On 28 December 2006, alongside the confirmation of the death sentence of Saddam Hussein, the death sentences of two other co-defendants, Awad Hamad Al-Bandar and Barzan Ibrahim Al-Hassan, were also upheld on appeal. "International law, as it currently stands, only allows the imposition of the death penalty as an exceptional measure within rigorous legal constraints. The concerns that I expressed just days ago with respect to the fairness and impartiality of Saddam Hussein's trial apply also to these two defendants", the High Commissioner said. "I have therefore today directly appealed to the President of the Republic of Iraq to refrain from carrying out these sentences."The High Commissioner also noted that under Iraq's international obligations, it is bound to afford Awad Hamad Al-Bandar and Barzan Ibrahim Al-Hassan the opportunity to seek commutation or pardon of the sentence.
...as we have exhausted all legal avenues both internationally and in the US without any response.... As you know every independent expert who has reviewed the Dujail trial before the Iraqi Special Tribunal has found it to be seriously flawed and unfair. An execution after an unfair trial--even in a country that has the death penalty--is illegal as a summary, extrajudicial and arbitrary execution and torture, cruel or inhumane treatment or punishment. Although the chances of stopping these executions is very slim we owe it to each of these gentlemen, to our commitment to the rule of law and justice, and to the value of justice for all Iraqis to do everything we can in the next few days to stop these unlawful executions.
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Pretty Green Home Decor Items
Just in time for St. Patrick's Day, we've rounded up some gorgeous green home accents to celebrate March 17th in style. Not only is green synonymous with shamrocks and leprechauns, it's the perfect shade to welcome spring! Check out some of our favorite picks below.
Take a look at these five festive home accents for St. Patrick's Day. They may note be laden with leprechauns or overflowing with shamrocks, but they're pretty, stylish and perfect for celebrating on March 17 -- and beyond. Top 5 home accentsWe'll be putting these Pop Green Candleholders from Crate & Barrel ($0.95 each) all over the house for small splashes of St. Patrick's Day spirit. The pretty pressed glass tea light holders brighten up any space with a pop of pretty color. Brighten up your space with this wood mantle clock from West Elm ($34) in a zesty shade of green. We love the minimalist design and bold hue perfect for St. Patrick's Day. Plant up your St. Paddy's Day shamrocks in one of these Green Patina Planters from Pottery Barn (on sale for $9.99), a festive addition to your yard or table. Warm up your entrance hall (or any room) with this ornate Falling Floral Printed Rug from Urban Outfitters ($48) in a delicate shade of mint green. Add a few fresh cut flowers to this adorable Petite Pinched Vase from Anthropologie ($14). We love the unique, rounded shape and delicate shade of green. More home decor ideas


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To the south of Chester Terrace comes Cambridge Terrace separated as usual by a roadway giving access to the street behind and to Albany Street as well. The terrace was named after the Ducal Viceroy of Hanover, and only two blocks belong to the earlier period, being much simpler in style than the grandiose conceptions of the two northern terraces. The name of the original building lessee was Richard Mott whom we find in a similar capacity at Gloucester Gate. The terrace consists of blocks of four storeys in height, with the end and central houses emphasised by being slightly advanced from the main fronts (Plate 102); also their entrance porches still more advanced with coupled rusticated Doric columns. There is the usual garden in front of the terrace.
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Your little one may not be able to give you attitude, but you can still dress her with attitude when she wears this Punk Princess Baby Costume. Pink and black plaid skirted pants with attached top comes complete with a matching headband and socks!
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