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reason that she does not rent anything.
The difference between renting a womb and opening one's womb -- and one's life -- giving it generously, heroically, to receive "gratis et amore" a life that is frail, denigrated and otherwise condemned to extermination, and to make oneself responsible for it from that moment on -- the difference between those two acts is so great that the mere comparison is disproportionate and inappropriate.
Q: If it is assumed that human life is an absolute value and is incommensurable, then it is necessary to do everything possible to save a person's life. Therefore, the adoption of embryos seems not only licit, but even obligatory. However, no one can be obliged to adopt ...
A: The answer can begin with an example. Everything possible must be done to save a person who is drowning. But no one is obliged to throw himself into the river to do so.
Responsible parenthood demands, obviously, that no one be obliged to adopt. But adoption, like normal generation of one's children, is left to the exclusive judgment of conscience of the couple, who in their choice must be guided by the criteria of responsibility and generosity.
But this very freedom implies that one must allow and favor those couples that freely, responsibly, generously and heroically wish to adopt embryos. Prenatal adoption is not obligatory for any one for the simple reason that heroism cannot be demanded of any one. But to impede heroism is to impede a moral good.
In regard to the embryos, their adoption is posed as the least possible evil, to the degree that it is possible -- namely, to the degree that those embryos can be effectively implanted. In regard to the couple, it is an extraordinary moral good, and, because it is extraordinary, it cannot be obligatory, and because it is a good, neither can it be impeded.
Q: In the same way, starting from the fact that human life is an absolute value and is incommensurable, and that it is necessary to do everything possible to save a person's life, the availability of a possible mother would be enough as a sufficient condition. In the absence of a couple of stable parents, recourse could be taken to single women or those with homosexual orientation -- so long as no problems appear in the reproductive realm -- since the life of the embryo is what must be guaranteed ...
A: Obviously, the life of the embryo is the first good and is the first thing that must be guaranteed.
But, to the degree possible, it must also be guaranteed proper personal development. And this means regulating prenatal adoption, as done in the adoption of those already born, so that embryos will be implanted in those women who can offer guarantees of good personal development to the child. The law that the Spanish government is about to modify, must keep this in mind.
Q: If human life is an absolute and incommensurable value, and if it is necessary to do everything possible to save a person's life, would not the following values, recognized by a personalist and Christian anthropology, remain subordinated: the right of the child to be gestated in the womb of his own mother; the right of the child to be born in a context that also guarantees the balanced growth of the personality; the value of maternity as a personal event which excludes as a line of principle the separation of the biological, physiological and emotional processes; the representation of human procreation as an interpersonal act of a triadic nature -- father, mother, child?
A: As said at the beginning, the difference must be made again, between moral acts and rights.
All those values recognized by a personalist and Christian anthropology are values that are arranged in order of importance according to a value that is original and prior to them all, as is the assumption and necessary condition for them to be present: [That value is] human life.
Human life has priority over these enunciated values. Otherwise, it would have to be concluded that the existence of those who have seen those rights violated has no meaning -- and this is absurd, among other things, because it would exclude a good part of humanity.
Moreover, the objection is untenable as, in fact, the frozen embryo has already lost those rights: Its biological mother has abandoned it; so has its family; the biological maternity has been completely perverted and subverted; the same has happened with the act of its human procreation. ... The evil is already done. Only prenatal adoption can, to a very limited degree, try to repair in some way such injustices.
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Many young people in Saudi appear to be apprehensive about the situation.
A recent study conducted by a Saudi-based NGO, The Royah Center for Social Studies, found that 84 percent of the 1,500 young Saudis surveyed are worried about future unemployment. While 87 percent were concerned about financial security, 85 percent were anxious about finding a good job. Interestingly though, 68 percent of the male respondents said that they wanted their spouses to be full-time housewives.
To deal with current unemployment, officials in the country recently mulled over providing unemployed Saudis with financial assistance once every six or eight months. But the idea was rejected by al-Gosaibi, who said that it would discourage unemployed Saudis to seek work.
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The country has been taking steps to solve that problem; earlier this week, the Saudi government said that it would pay half of the tuition fees for nationals studying at private colleges and universities in the country, reported Arab News. The idea was to encourage Saudis to study in the country rather than abroad, said the report.
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Fonte do Ídolo
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One of the most dazzling theatres in the country, inside a grand fin de siècle building, where you can catch concerts, theatre and...
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November 26, 2014
U.S. v. Nexstar et al.
United States' Explanation of Consent Decree Procedures
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Justice Department Requires Divestiture in Order for Nexstar to Proceed with its Acquisition of Communications Corporation of America
November 24, 2014
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Continental Automotive Electronics and Continental Automotive Korea Agree to Plead Guilty to Bid Rigging on Instrument Panel Clusters
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November 21, 2014
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November 20, 2014
U.S. and Plaintiff States. v. Tyson and Hillshire
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November 19, 2014
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November 17, 2014
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November 14, 2014
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Two Executives of Japanese Automotive Parts Manufacturers Indicted for their Role in a Conspiracy to Fix Prices and Rig Bids
November 13, 2014
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U.S. v. Flakeboard, et al.
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Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
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"Great company to work for. "
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I have been working at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. full-time (more than an year)
Work-life balance, friendly coworkers , emphasis on learning.
Salary would be the only negative.
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4 people found this helpful
"Not That Great Place To Work "
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I worked at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. full-time (more than 3 years)Pros
Advancement opportunities as those above you burn out. Great benefits like tuition reimbursement (but only if applies to you CURRENT role), on-site gym, free parking, free on-site nurse, and ESOP.Cons
Crushing amount of overtime -- absolutely expected to work evenings and weekends at the office and from home. Overtime culturally expected and literally encouraged by CEO. Workload makes it impossible to catch up and meet all expectations. New hires leave within months or even weeks of hire. Others disappear from their cubicles ("resigned"), which means fired. Absolute environment of fear with no trust between management and employees in either direction.
Pay is low for the industry and if you're on salary, you can expect to work 60-70 hour weeks just to keep a week behind on projects. Don't expect to be raising kids or spending much family time.
Deadlines are not truthful. Work hard to meet one to find out that the actual deadline is weeks later or flexible, making it impossible to correctly plan work priority.
Employees are not allowed to transfer to field offices to be close to their families or to pursue educational goals.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Great place to work survey results are worse every year for a reason. It gets worse every year.
Do not make routine overtime an expectation. Hire enough people to do the work and pay them enough. Offer them advancements and respect so that they will actually stay.
Do not fire people overnight and leave other employees wonder why. It builds an environment of fear and distrust.
Involve all employees in decision making at the group level.
Actually adhere to your stated values. Particularly dignity of work.Neutral OutlookDisapproves of CEO
5 people found this helpful
"Full of learning opportunities, but going through a few growing pains "
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I have been working at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. as an intern (more than an year)Pros
SEL has a great name and products within the power industry. As an intern I always received very good compensation. There were always new things to learn and the engineers were encouraging for me to grow.Cons
Management's expectations are not always clear. The company grew at a very fast rate for a while, so now they seem to be on hold.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Utilize the talent this company employs and make sure expectations are known.RecommendsNegative OutlookApproves of CEO


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If New York Jets owner Woody Johnson truly wants to change the losing culture of his team, he should consider hiring someone who might be the best turnaround specialist in football: Joe Moglia.
In an effort to start prepping for the 2015 season, the 2-9 Jets said Wednesday that the second-year quarterback will again be the starter when the team hosts the Miami Dolphins on Monday night.
After Carmelo Anthony limped off the court with severe back spasms during the second quarter of Monday's loss to the Houston Rockets, that question of how bad the Knicks would be without their best player is relevant again, if only temporarily.
In the midst of another lost year in New York sports, the Islanders' 15 wins this season are more than the Nets (5), Knicks (4), Giants (3) and Jets (2) combined. Can they finally make it stick?
Back in October, when the Jets were 1-5, Ryan said that if he couldn't get the team turned around, he didn't "think for a minute I'll be here." On Tuesday, after another bad loss, he said, "my thoughts haven't changed."
The Journal's fourth edition of Thanksgiving family touch-football rules comes with a bonus: a play drawn up by Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians to help you dominate your backyard game.
The Knicks began a 10-game stretch against some of the better teams in the NBA with a loss to the Houston Rockets on Monday night.
The Jets suffered an embarrassing defeat on Monday night, losing to the Bills, 38-3, on a surreal night played in the unusual venue of Detroit's Ford Field. An ineffective Michael Vick was replaced by former starter Geno Smith.
Nets center Brook Lopez, who is averaging only 4.8 minutes in the fourth quarter, needs to be better defensively and on the boards in order to be on the floor during crunch time, according to Coach Lionel Hollins.
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Command-line animations using ImageMagick
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November 28, 2014
You hear about it all the time right here at home - police making marijuana busts.
But this week they caught three people with a less common type of drug.
And it came from hours away.
Using a confidential informant, agents Wednesday night bought a pound of marijuana and 100 doses of LSD at a Marietta apartment.
The woman who lives there - Dakota Morningstar - was arrested, along with Vincent Christopher, of Cleveland and Michael Cope, of Middletown.
Washington County Sheriff Larry Mincks says investigators had been tracking the two men.
He says LSD was popular in the 60's and 70's, but it's still around.
Sheriff Mincks says the trio had a significant amount of the drug.
"We were a little bit surprised when we found LSD. LSD is not that common in our area anymore and they had a total of 147 dosage units they had brought into the Marietta area, which were were able to confiscate and recover," Sheriff Mincks says.
Morningstar, Christopher and Cope all face drug trafficking and drug possession charges.
Investigators say they were selling large amounts of LSD and Marijuana in Marietta.
Three people are behind bars.
Wednesday agents with the Washington County Major Crimes Task Force say they bought a pound of marijuana and 100 doses of LSD - more commonly known as acid.
They say the drugs were sold out of Dakota Morningstar's apartment at 1205 County House Lane in Marietta.
Agents then arrested 20-year-old Morningstar and two others that were at the apartment - Vincent Christopher from Cleveland and Michael Cope from Middletown.
While searching the apartment investigators say another 47 doses of LSD were found, plus another 100 doses in Christopher's car.
All three are charged with possession of LSD, plus Morningstar and Christopher face trafficking marijuana and Cope faces trafficking LSD.
All three are currently at the Washington County Jail.
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1001 Inventions: That Changed the Way We LivePaperback
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- Publisher: Cassell Illustrated
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- Dimensions: 161mm x 209mm x 58mm | 1,895g
- Publication date: 2 February 2009
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1001 Inventions that Changed the Way we Live aims to give you a wide and varied offering of scientific and technological breakthroughs that have shaped and aided human development throughout history. From the first stone flints sharpened by prehistoric man to the spoke wheel and from the first steam powered machine to manual manoeuvring units for space walks, this book explores the stories behind the innovations and traces the development from concept to completion. From the big ideas to the smaller objects, discover when the first pair of scissors was used, or how the world wide web was created inventions and ideas that have become integral to modern life now. Perfect to dip into and an endless source of intriguing discoveries, 1001 Inventions that Change the Way we Live presents the history of the world through all the brilliant ideas that came to fruition. It is a fascinating and comprehensive study of human endeavour throughout the ages.
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Jack Challoner studied physics at Imperial College, London, and teacher training at Kingston-upon-Thames. He worked in the Education Unit of the Science Museum, London, where mostof his time was spent explaining science directly to visitors. Jack has written nearly 30 books onscience and technology for all ages, and has acted as consultant science editor on many others.
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Over a thousand of the most useful, intriguing, practical and innovative inventions that have shaped our lives, including the wheel, the canal, plywood, drainage systems, soap, dental surgery, currency, coins, the screw, the catapult, parchment, clockwork, seismometers, horseshoes, wheelbarrows, toothpaste, windmill, fire, gunpowder, parachutes, hypodermic needles, antiseptic surgery, cathode ray tubes, the Kodak camera, diesel engine, airplanes, cardiac pacemakers, jet propulsion, nylon, helicopters, guided missiles, polio vaccine, solar cell, laser, oral contraceptive, kidney machine, compact disk and many more