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IRVING, Texas — Josh Brent has been placed on the reserve/non-football illness list by the Dallas Cowboys, a move that ends his season but allows the defensive tackle to remain with the team.
The move Wednesday came a day after a memorial service for practice squad player Jerry Brown, Brent's close friend who was killed in a car accident when police say Brent was driving drunk. Brent is facing charges related to the accident Saturday morning.
Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones says the team wants to be able to stay in contact with Brent, and for the player to stay in contact with teammates. Jones says those things are important.
Dallas signed defensive tackle Brian Schaefering, who was released by Cleveland before this season.
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Japanese printer and electronic device manufacturer Seiko Epson Corp. expects to retain the world's top position this year in the market for color liquid crystal displays (LCDs) used in mobile phones, a sales manager said Tuesday.
That would be an important achievement for the manufacturer, as global shipments of handset-use color LCDs will likely reach a record high in 2003, reported Kazuki Ito, executive general manager of the Electronic Devices Marketing & Sales Division.
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Freelancer Hillary Rosner traveled to a Colorado River reservoir to meet scientists bent on rescuing an unassuming fish, the razorback sucker. The resulting story, which won the 2010 AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award in the Small Newspaper category, raised tough questions about the rationale for saving endangered species. [One Tough Sucker appeared in High Country […]
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To walk from my desk to the microwave, you have to pass the digital printing setup. I am nosy, so I always like to see what Lilly is printing. (Lilly runs the printers for the 2nd shift, the shift I am most in the warehouse.) I have noticed that Queensboro prints a fair number of custom screenprinted tshirts for family reunions. Some just have the family name on them, while others have photographs or more extensive graphics. To spread the word about our logo services department, and give them a challenge to express their different artwork styles, I devised the "Family Reunion Shirt" project. Hopefully their designs will give you a feel for the unique artwork Queensboro can create for your family reunion shirts! We do have an artwork fee, but it is low! Currently $25 for custom artwork.
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1. The design had to be for printing artwork.
2. The design had to be family-friendly
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The family has 28 members. Two grandparents, five children, 12 grand-children, and four great grand-children. The family's name is Inman. The reunion will be in Brown County, Indiana, where the family will be swimming, hiking, horseback riding, eating pizza, making s'mores and shopping.
With the above information, the logo specialists created three designs. Bryan created the top two and Melissa created the bottom design. (Unfortunately, Kit and Eli didn't have time to create designs for the project.) Needless to say, I was really impressed with their designs. Which is a good thing. More about that later. . .
Logos Specialist Bryan created this logo. He said the inspiration was a "large family tree." Extra credit to Bryan for looking up the Inman family crest from England and including it in his design!
Bryan also created this design, which is more modern in feel. This is a family reunion shirt that folks of all ages would like to wear. Including picky teenagers!
Melisa created the print artwork for this Inman Family Reunion shirt. I really like it because it communicates the rustic feel of a Brown County vacation. (Those of you who have been there know what I'm talking about!)
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So, maybe my methods were more than altruistic. The "Inman Family," is actually my family on my Mother's side. We used to go to family reunions in Brown County every year and they were tons of fun. Since the time we went on reunions, several of us have gotten married, there are new great-grandchildren and everyone has undergone a fair number of life changes. Due to health issues, work, etc. we can't get together for a reunion this year, but I can send everyone shirts. So, I get double duty out of this post: promoting our artwork, and a chance to do something nice for the family. In the meantime, contact Queensboro today for help designing your 2009 family reunion shirt!


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Many families celebrate the various holidays throughout the year with different traditions. In our home we have generally given the most attention and preparation to Christmas, but after reading Noel Piper's blog and contemplating her thoughts on the Lenten and Easter season, we have been encouraged to rethink what preparation for Easter looks like in our home.
In Treasuring God In Our Traditions, Noel writes:
Over the course of the Lenten and Easter season, we are remembering the lowest points of sin and the highest heights of what God has done for us through Jesus. Through Jesus we have the only way to the Father. That's worth celebrating!
Jesus said . . ., "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" (John 14:6).
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. (John 3:16)
And yet, every year somehow, it's so easy for Easter to slip up on us, and suddenly we're saying, "Oh my goodness, it's Palm Sunday already!" Let's try to think of some ways to be prepared, to be waiting for Easter.
Although Easter is the highest celebration of the Christian's year, it doesn't have the fascination and thrill that surrounds Christmas. There's a reason; the death of Jesus and our part in causing it was a very somber and tragic event. But we mustn't avoid preparation for Easter simply because the sober, contemplative season of Lent precedes it. As with all the other special times of our year, we'll be wise and obedient if we start by preparing our own hearts and lives. Lent offers us seven weeks for this purpose.
Lent comes from an Old English word that means lengthen, signifying that the days are getting longer because Spring is here.
Traditionally Lent is a season of sober, realistic reflection on our own lives and our need for a Savior. It is a time for turning away from anything that has kept us from God and for turning or returning to him. It is a time to pray that God renew our love for him and our dependence on him.
Such a helpful reminder! For other thoughts and ideas on how to prepare for the Easter season, check out these resources:
- Lenten Lights: Eight Biblical Devotions to Prepare for Easter by Noel Piper
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Technology is changing the 150-year-old relationship between a war and the images it produces.
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Last week, I was fortunate to attend a workshop at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, "Power of Witness: The Use of Technology in Preventing Mass Atrocities." Among the topics discussed were the current and potential use of journalists, victims' reporting, satellites, aircraft, and drones (presented by myself) to reveal to the outside world what is happening on the ground. It was remarkable to hear from a wide range of dedicated people who utilize innovative technologies and collaborative arrangements to document prospective war crimes for dissemination to the media, people in the target country, foreign leaders, criminal tribunals, the global public, and others.
Of course, harnessing the power of witness is not a new endeavor. As Martha Finnemore notes in her book, The Purpose of Intervention: Changing Beliefs About the Use of Force, the domestic debate surrounding intervention for humanitarian purposes is highly contested. Finnemore describes the influence of the media to "arouse public opinion and influence policy...by increasing exposure and creating familiarity where little existed previously."
Over the past 150 years, intervention proponents have increasingly relied on vivid and graphic imagery from the target country to rally support to their cause--including U.S. policymakers, for better or for worse. In 1995, U.S. ambassador to the UN Madeline Albright fought to declassify three CIA satellite photographs of Srebrenica in order to show them to a closed session of the UN Security Council. Of course, such imagery is subject to interpretation and exploitation by internal opposition groups, exiles, or foreign governments to justify military interventions. On February 5, 2003, Secretary of State Colin Powell briefed the UN Security Council on "Iraq: Failure to Disarm," which included photographs (remember the "mobile biological warfare agent production plants?") and audio clips that purportedly confirmed the existence of Iraq's WMD program, which did not exist.
Consider this brief survey of how powerful imagery emerged from foreign conflicts or major wars, and the impact it had on the homefront, policymakers, or the international community.
Crimean War (1853-1856)
The Crimean War is considered to be the first media war, in which the telegraph and camera enabled news and images from battles to be transmitted to the homefront in hours instead of weeks. For the first time, the British public saw photographs of the front line that brought far-off battlefields to life.
Armenian massacres (1915-1916)
The Ottoman Turks deported hundreds of thousands--some argue more than a million--of Armenians to the desert of Syria. Western news organizations captured the unfolding events, as many Armenians died en route from starvation or were killed by Ottoman forces. Today, most scholars and historians consider this a clear act of genocide, although the Turkish government strongly rejects the claim and resists the use of the word by any government to describe the Armenian mass deaths.
New York Times, December 15, 1915
Times of London, 1915
World War II (1939-1945)
World War II was a watershed in the global understanding of atrocities and genocide (a term coined in 1943 by Polish lawyer Raphael Lemkin, which combined the Greek prefix genos, meaning family or race, and the Latin suffix cide, meaning killing), largely due to the horrific images that emerged from concentration camps in Europe after the arrival of Allied soldiers. The construction of a new global human rights regime was a direct response to the Nazis' Final Solution, in the hopes that signatories to the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide would ensure that the five specific acts that comprise genocide wouldn't happen again:
(a) Killing members of the group;
(b) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
(c) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
(d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
(e) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.
Vietnam War (1960-1975)
The Vietnam War was the first fully televised war, in which the American public received regular updates on the conflict through photographs and videos. (For just one example, see the real-time CBS News video that captured an Army platoon under fire from mortars and sniper.) Photojournalism played a large role in shaping public opinion on the war, particularly through its more graphic images. Now-infamous images, such as the photograph by Eddie Adams of a general shooting an unidentified man in the head, defied the U.S. government's portrayal of the war effort fueled the Vietnam protest movement in the United States.
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It's the High School AU based on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew! Who'd have thought such a crappy play could make such an awesome film? In today's episode: A Party Also Known As An Orgy, Allison Janney, Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Ye Olde Butchered English. Enjoy!
"The movie presents actual 'history', but only the sort of ancient history that comes about from forgetting you have a test on paleontology until the night before, and then half-watching Jurassic Park in lieu of actually studying. And then, based on the events in the latter portion of this movie, chasing it with a repeat of Stargate SG-1."
"Oh, the places you'll be dragged, dear viewer."
Cecil reviews another of his favorite post-apocalyptic flicks, a cheesy Franco-Italian cash-in on Escape from New York. After a nuclear war, the entire human race is rendered sterile. It's up to a mercenary named Parsifal (not a typo) to infiltrate the ruins of New York City and find the last fertile woman on earth.
Three mighty reviewers (Film Renegado, Mr. Mendo, and Sofie Liv) team up to review the movie where Spider-Man is a psycho rapist crime boss who has to be stopped by Captain America and El Santo, in one of the most nonsensical and confusing plots ever.
"So noticing that its successor 300: Rise of an Empire has actually attempted to be a story about something deeper, with multiple layers, symbolism, and themes, I'm at a loss to decide whether or not that's actually a good thing."
The way to survive this movie? Turn it into Mystery Science Theater 3000 Miles to Graceland.
"Not so long ago, it seemed that to make a well-regarded, critically acclaimed movie, you needed to have something remarkable to say, or at least a unique perspective on life. But as the makers of last year's indie sensation (500) Days of Summer have shown, all you really need to do is watch a lot of movies, and have one mildly crappy relationship, and you've earned the right to make your mundane life experiences into a film, and subsequently be hailed as a genius for it."
It promised to be "not your little brother's animation", but instead, we got Tim Burton-style action figures acting out The Terminator.
"Is there a more over the top way of killing your enemy than sending a team of goons over to his place to fire bomb him into the afterlife? I can only imagine they went that route because a tactical nuke would have been too expensive."
"And there you have it: an organization that could have prevented the Holocaust is now putting its top people to work stopping a congressman from hooking up with a dancer."
In 1914, Thomas Edison didn't have color film. He didn't have sound. He didn't have talent. He didn't have any understanding of even the most basic filmmaking techniques. What he did have was the Christmas spirit. It was not enough.
"I guess they were going for the 'making simple things as cryptic as possible' motif of the series, not realizing that it didn't really work all that well on the show, either."
"I'm not sure that's how evolution works, though it's disheartening to see that Shyamalan thought so much of his silly 'plants killing humans' premise of The Happening that he reuses it here."
After Earth is easily the first film Shyamalan has made in more than a decade that genuinely works. And yet, the response has been overwhelmingly negative thus far.
It's Joey's hate-filled review of The Return of Jafar, a lazy, badly animated cash-in on Aladdin, and the first (and probably worst) Disney direct-to-video sequel!
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Fans hoping to catch a glimpse of actress Megan Mullally on the Great White Way will have to look to Will & Grace and Parks and Recreation reruns, or her recent "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" commercials. Mullally, 51, has abruptly quit the Broadway revival production of the play Lips Together, Teeth Apart, just weeks before opening night.
The Emmy-winning actress has not clarified why she jumped ship, Deadline Hollywood reports she "was unhappy with the show's director, Joe Mantello." Other insiders are claiming the seasoned stage actress (who was in the 2007 original cast of the Mel Brooks musical Young Frankenstein on Broadway) was harboring concerns about her costar, comedian Patton Oswalt.
In the meantime, the show about two couples on Fire Island during July 4th weekend, which also costarred Lili Taylor, and David Wilson Barnes, immediately halted rehearsals. The producers have now canceled the production.
Todd Haimes, the artistic director of the Roundabout Theater Company, released this statement:"We were surprised and disappointed that Megan Mullally had to withdraw from the production immediately in breach of her contract."
The show's playwright Terrence McNally also expressed his disappointment in a statement: "Joe (Mantello) and I were thrilled to be in the rehearsal room with these four actors. Joe is my longest and one of my most trusted collaborators. We have waited and worked for almost three years to make this production happen. Megan Mullally's decision to withdraw at this late date is devastating."
The comedy's first preview performance was slated for April 9.
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Since its conception in 2011, Crawfish Junction in Milford, Wisconsin has organized and hosted an annual event called "Gatorfest". The intent of Gatorfest is to raise funds for the Southeastern Regional Breast Care Fund (SRBCF) within our own and surrounding communities. The fund is made possible through a partner-ship between the Wisconsin Well Woman Program (WWWP) and the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Coalition (WBCC). The fund provides financial assistance to low income, uninsured or underinsured individuals resid-ing in Southeastern Wisconsin.
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German Andre Greipel won the fourth stage of the Tour de France on Wednesday after world champion Mark Cavendish crashed close to the finish and was unable to contest the final sprint.
Cavendish fell off his bike in a big pile-up with less than three km left and crossed the line long after Greipel had outsprinted Italian Alessandro Petacchi.
The Briton sat stunned for a while on the road, his world champion jersey in tatters. Then Cavendish, who narrowly beat Greipel in the first bunch sprint of the second stage, got back on his bike and crossed the line before rushing to his bus and angrily throwing aside his bike.Taking advantage
The crash, which also involved South African Robbie Hunter, Cavendish's lead-out man Bernhard Eisel and Australian Mark Renshaw, played to Greipel's advantage.
The burly Greipel, nicknamed the "Rostock Gorilla", was perfectly led out by his Lotto Belisol team mates to snatch his second Tour victory after he won the 10th stage last year.
Tom Veelers of the Netherlands took third place while Swiss Fabian Cancellara, who narrowly avoided the pile-up, retained the overall leader's yellow jersey at the end of the 214.5-km ride from Abbeville.
Cancellara has now held the yellow jersey for 26 days, a record for a non-Tour winner.
"To win stages is great but to beat records is a great honour," he said.
Cavendish's mishap, as well as a facial injury to Eisel, were more blows to Team Sky, who were hit by crashes in the previous stage, losing Belarussian Kanstantsin Siutsou.
"It's disappointing and worrying when you see lads going down. I'm sure they'll be fine and get up and fight for another day," said team manager Dave Brailsford.Team effort
Greipel, a former team mate of Cavendish in the now-defunct HTC High Road, stayed out of trouble thanks to his team, probably one of the most efficient in the world on the final stretch.
"I have the best lead-out team in the world. I'm always fast but when you have guys like this it makes things simpler," Greipel said.
Asked about Cavendish's crash, he said: "I heard something behind me but at 60 kph you cannot pay much attention. I didn't have the hard luck to be caught in the crash but once again it was thanks to the team who positioned us perfectly."
The German said he would have loved to beat Cavendish in different circumstances.
"We just deserved victory today. Monday, we saw that I was competitive against him. I hope he's okay so that we can see another sprint against him. We do a dangerous job but I love it."
Slovakian Peter Sagan, who won the first and third stages, took fifth place and retained the green jersey for the points classification.
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"Should gay flocks have their own churches?"
That was a question raised by Manya Brachear, a religion reporter for the Chicago Tribune. At JOI, we believe it doesn't have to be either/or. A synagogue can be inclusive of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) members, just as LGBT synagogues can be inclusive of straight members. What's important is that each congregation is welcoming towards all who approach. If the commandment is to welcome the stranger, than the orientation of the synagogue or congregation shouldn't matter.
Manya posed the question on the Tribune's religion blog The Seeker. She asks, "Should gays and lesbians have distinct congregations? Does that discourage mainstream houses of worship from welcoming them into their midst?" Some think separate congregations are okay, just as there are African American churches, but others think GLBT folks "should be part of mainstream churches."
We think this can be applied to most groups who find themselves on the periphery of the mainstream Jewish community – intermarried families, adult children of intermarriage, multiracial Jews, etc… The shared common denominator among these folks is they are all Jewish. Shouldn't that be enough to open the doors of any Jewish institution? What do you think?
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The original Tribune article, and Levi Fishman's framing above, both imply that the main (or only?) question here is about discrimination vs. inclusion. If "mainstream" congregations simply "open their doors" then LGBT-outreach congregations will no longer be needed. There is some truth to that. But it masks another, possibly more fundamental question: To what extent do LGBT people want or need a spiritual community that explicitly speaks to their shared experiences and shared needs? As Rabbi Larry Edwards noted in the article, some moments in Torah and some moments in life resonate differently for LGBT people. In an LGBT-outreach congregation, those resonances can be actively highlighted and celebrated.
The ideal Jewish community is not one where differences don't matter or cease to exist. Rather, we should strive to create a community in which differences and Jewish diversity are actively and consistently celebrated and affirmed, not erased or compartmentalized. For LGBT people, that affirmation is a given in an LGBT-outreach congregation. As more "mainstream" congregations learn that "opening their doors" means pro-actively affirming and making space for difference, then the interest in separate LGBT space may indeed diminish.
Most LGBT-outreach congregations learned this lesson long ago and are now therefore among the most welcoming congregations in the Jewish world for ALL those who find themselves on the periphery of the mainstream Jewish community (as Levi put it). Walk in to nearly any LGBT-outreach synagogues and you'll experience a profoundly diverse mix: LGBT, straight-identified, interfaith families and couples, people of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, Jews by Choice, non-Jews seeking connection to the Jewish world, etc.
Comment by Gregg Drinkwater — July 22, 2009 @ 9:20 am
Timely! An interesting article entitled "Straight believers find a home in gay churches, synagogues" ran today in USA Today. It's definitely worth reading.
Comment by Gregg Drinkwater — July 23, 2009 @ 5:55 pm
The best way I can describe it is like having two souls. I have a Jewish soul and a gay soul. Any time I show up at a Jewish event or Jewish House of Worship, they welcome my Jewish soul. If I go to a gay event, then my gay soul is welcomed. To be in a place that speaks to my identity as a gay Jew is rare. This is why gay and lesbian people (among others) need house of worship and prayer books that speak to them as Jews and as others (gay, lesbian, intermarried, whatever).
Comment by G. Konecky — July 25, 2009 @ 3:22 pm
When I was young and went to a Reform temple we were all given the kiddie version of Channukah (among other things). We couldn't get the adult version of Channukah because of the messy fact that the Maccabees killed Jews who they didn't feel were religious enough and that would have caused certain uncomfortable questions to be asked at temple.
Similarly since Judaism was one of the few ancient religions to have any objection to homosexuality, a GLBT Jewish congregation would have to cut short any uncomfortable discussions of homosexuality and Judaism, and just keep things at a similar kiddie level.
Of course there are many heterosexual Jews who love their Judaism kiddiefied, and may very well prefer a GLBT congregation.
Comment by Dave — July 26, 2009 @ 2:45 pm
It is not a "kiddie" interpretation, it's a decent, sane, balanced, realistic, loving interpretation - to recognize that God created - and continues to create - gay/bi/trans PEOPLE. That's why it's called "Reform." We get to use our minds and our own conscience to extract the wisdom from Jewish teachings and to ignore the parts that are no longer relevant - and to reject ideas that are violent and ugly. I'm proud that half my congregation is gay - and the other half doesn't think twice about it.
Comment by Sara — July 27, 2009 @ 12:51 pm
Anglican Church may have 'two track' structure
And for another fascinating development, on a related note, see the article below.
Published: 7/27/09, 7:47 PM EDT
By MEERA SELVA
LONDON (AP) - The worldwide Anglican Communion may have to accept a "two track" system in which churches can hold different opinions about gay clergy and same-sex unions, the Archbishop of Canterbury said Monday in a bid to keep the church unified….
Here's the URL for the full story: http://tinyurl.com/nht86z
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As Antarctic ice melts, a warning emerges from the past Comments
A study published in Nature Geoscience reveals that global warming that occurred some five million years ago causing sea levels to rise dramatically, possibly as much as by 20 meters. Scientists suggest that Antarctic ice may be more susceptible to warming than previously thought. Continue Reading
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@Philip Ruiz and Chris Snyder and Jack Corry and Stanley Kerns ... The article does show some consideration to at least the strong potential that CO2 cannot be considered the 'strongest' agent of change and other possibilities need greater consideration.
@Dan and Phillip Noe and Glen ... Another article in this very blog mentions the discovery of 10 new volcanoes in one region alone, then is noted expectations of locating more new volcanoes. The certainly you express as to the source of CO2 should become more open and less fixated on CO2. There is no good link to CO2 and temperature, CO2 is not pollution and does not behave as does Carbon.
It is not then possible to 'rapidly transit' from 'fossil' fuels, there are no viable alternatives apart from Uranium and that's too expensive for developing nations. Natural and 'fraked' (from coal generally) Gas will be the next fuel in widespread use. Gas is particulate 'freer' than coal in direct use and inexpensive.
"Today, more than 97 percent of climate scientists agree that 1) we are in a period of unprecedented warming, and 2) the primary cause is excess CO2 generated by human activities."
That from 100 individuals in agreement generally only 97 would opinion 'conclusively' is hardly a worthwhile statistic making, then also the opinion of 'scientists' is no a substitute for actual Science.
1 year ago
One has to wonder where some of these papers come from, unless the authors are looking for more grant research money.
Here is a graph of the Antarctic ice sheet area, using the satellite data. It shows a increase. In spite of the hype that CO2 is reducing ice.
1 year ago
Dr. Larry Vardiman (scientist and physicist) of the Institue for Creation Research says:
"One possible scenario may be found in a recent series of articles by Henrik Svensmark and Nigel Marsh, cosmic ray specialists from Denmark, who have shown an indirect connection between galactic cosmic ray (GCR) intensity and global temperature.7,8,9 They are studying the influence of the Sun on the flow of GCR to Earth. The Sun's changing sunspot activity influences the magnetosphere surrounding the Earth permitting more GCR to strike the Earth during high periods of activity.
When the Sun is active, the intensity of GCR striking the Earth is increased, causing more ionization in the atmosphere, creating more carbon-14, and possibly creating more cloud condensation nuclei (CCN). This increase in CCN, in turn, appears to create more low-level clouds which cool the Earth. When the Sun is quiet the GCR intensity striking the Earth is reduced, allowing the Earth to warm. Svensmark and Marsh have shown a striking statistical correlation between sunspot activity and global cooling and warming over the past 1000 years.
The recent rise in global temperature may partially be due to current low solar activity supplemented by a recent increase in carbon dioxide concentration measured at Mauna Loa. The connection which still needs further study is the production of CCN and clouds by GCR."
There is a good deal of science showing that global warming is not mad made. Yes, we still should have pollution controls, as we already do, but not to the extreme because it will unnecessarily hurt business.
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1 year ago
It was a well written article and informative
1 year ago
This story presents the science of climate change well - CO2 levels are rising rapidly, this is caused by humans, it is raising the temperature, and it will likely cause huge sea level rise over time, among many other challenges.
But then you've got a nonsense paragraph near the end -
there is no real scientific debate about the reality of climate change.
and the idea that we can only adapt is absurd - CO2, and other emissions, are the problem. The more CO2 we emit from burning fossil fuels, the worse it gets.
We have to do more than adapt, we have to rapidly transition away from fossil fuels. For the sake of future generations and to protect god's creation from our pollution.
1 year ago
It's time for the conservatives to contact their reps in Congress and insist they work harder to reduce global emissions. Too many are playing "obstructionist" games. They should play when the health and safety of our future generations are at risk.
1 year ago
Is like I've been saying soon after this global warming issue started.... some is do to man but we've had other periods that didn't at all - what we can do might stall the inevitable, but if this is due to nature, it's going to happen.
Good article. I didn't know about this. Thanks.
1 year ago
This article might have been news 20 years ago, but the cautious and timid tone is out of place today, as scientic knowledge about causes and effects of climate change has increased dramatically. Today, more than 97 percent of climate scientists agree that 1) we are in a period of unprecedented warming, and 2) the primary cause is excess CO2 generated by human activities.
How bad it will become is still not known, but geological records show that massive population extinctions have accompanied past climate changes of this magnitude. Rapid climate change can be triggered by a number of different causes, one of which is CO2 buildup due to volcanic activity. Not this time, however. This time it's us.
1 year ago
Wow...what a striking conclusion: If it continues to warm, more ice will melt. This passes for cutting edge science?
Article like this provide ridiculous examples of global warming fear-mongering and shouldn't be featured as a Google science news picks. Antarctic ice is increasing, not melting--a inconvenient fact that is always glossed over by the catastrophists.
Catholic Online should stick to religion.
1 year ago
And, how is it that cavemen and their predecessors caused that huge melt off? Is there some chance that the sun might be involved? Possibly Druids could be found to offer the proper sacrifices--or maybe we could learn to accept the fact that we live on a changing Earth--and with modern technology we are better able to become await of those changes. Also, as ice occupies a larger volume (10%) than the liquid water it can become, and in that the weight of the glaciers has depressed the land beneath them to well below sea level, were the ice caps to melt (and Antarctica has been frozen since it separated from South America in the Miocene and the South Circumpolar Current began to flow) were the ice caps to melt the space formerly occupied by the ice would become available for the liquid water it became--and sea level would actually fall.
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From the source, who has seen and played with the varying Verizon iPhone prototypes over the last few months, it appears the Verizon iPhone will have an internal antenna, at Verizon's wise insistence. That means no death grip problems and a new, more rugged exterior. There's a small possibility the exterior will be constructed from the new alloy licensed exclusively by Apple for mobile devices, though that's unlikely for this device.
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A Tribute to a Friend
Russell Kirk died at his home in Michigan on April 29 at the age of 75. He will be missed by many, not the least by his friends at Touchstone. Dr. Kirk was a founder of the modern conservative movement, and it was for that role and his ongoing role as a historian, writer, and educator that he was honored by Ronald Reagan with the Presidential Citizens Award. Among Kirk's thirty books was his foundational The Conservative Mind, published in 1953, followed by The Age of T. S. Eliot, The Wise Men Know What Wicked Things Are Written on the Sky, and The Politics of Prudence, just to name a few. Some of my favorite essays are found in his The Intemperate Professor and Other Cultural Splenetics—they are lucid, intelligent, witty, and for the enjoyment as well as education of the reader. Kirk also founded two journals, Modern Age and The University Bookman.
While Kirk was influential as a historian and social critic in some political circles, the heart of his mission was the recovery of the "moral imagination." His Christian faith was naturally allied with his emphasis on the continuity of tradition and the maintenance of a virtuous social order, and it was this combination that drew Touchstone into collaboration with him on several occasions. We were privileged to publish an original article by Kirk, "T. S. Eliot on Literary Morals" (Vol. 4, No. 3), to reprint one of his essays, "The Rarity of the God-Fearing Man" (Vol. 4, No. 2), and one of his Heritage Foundation lectures, "Civilization Without Religion?" (Vol. 6, No. 1).
In addition to the contribution of those articles, Russell Kirk also was a friend of Touchstone. We received one of our earliest endorsements from Kirk. He was chairman of a small foundation in California that on two occasions gave us grants. These came at a critical time in the development of the infant journal, and I wish to pay tribute to him for his kindness and for what I trust will prove to have been his foresight in helping a journal that would rightfully flourish.
A Personal Encounter
I cannot pretend to have known Kirk well, but I became acquainted with him sufficiently to regret that I did not get to know him better. A consummate and cheerful gentleman, Kirk exemplified what is finest in the Judeo-Christian heritage in America. The genuine cordiality and hospitality of Kirk and his wife, Annette, as many others also have remarked, will certainly not be forgotten.
I encountered that hospitality during my first and only visit to Kirk's central Michigan home, Piety Hill, in 1990. When I arrived on a cool day in May, Kirk welcomed me in to converse in the living room of his Italinate ancestral home. After a good beginning, we went out with his wife for lunch in the town's only restaurant, a humble but congenial place. After lunch, they invited me to browse in the library, a separate building on the property and originally an old toy factory. I was welcome to spend the afternoon there and return to the house at four for tea. I felt privileged to have just spent two hours becoming acquainted with Kirk and looked forward to one more conversation.
I was curious about the library, particularly about the magazines there, because I wanted to find periodicals Touchstone readers might be interested in —and periodicals whose readers might be interested in Touchstone. So I browsed through the magazines on the second floor and took many notes. I then headed downstairs to investigate the books. In the stairwell I saw a framed and signed photograph of Ronald Reagan in the Oval Office awarding the Presidential Citizens Award to Russell Kirk. Somehow, I had not known about it—and I realized even more than I had previously the significance of Kirk, a man who left his university teaching post years ago to write from this humble Michigan town. Downstairs I found a few books, then retreated into a comfortable chair.
Then Kirk came in and asked me how I was faring. He started a fire in the fireplace, pulled up a chair before a desk that had a manual typewriter and began to type. I then realized that the room Kirk had invited me to spend some time in was not only the library, it was his writing study! He made me feel completely at ease, and seemed quite content to work with me sitting there, occasionally making a remark, sometimes with a twinkle in his eye. Once the phone rang, and after several minutes of conversation with someone on the East Coast, Kirk turned and looked across the room toward me. He asked if I could recommend a speaker for a particular event. Surprised, I think I blurted out something like, "How about Thomas Howard?"
Dr. Kirk, after giving me a copy of The Intemperate Professor to take back with me and permission to publish one of its essays, walked with me over to the house for tea while we talked about the kinds of trees and bushes he had planted on the property. At the house, Annette joined us. Dr. Kirk brought in and served the tea, and the three of us spoke for another hour about theologians—Roman Catholics, Protestants, and Eastern Orthodox—education, colleges, our families, journals, and the work they were doing at Piety Hill, particularly with college students who visited and stayed during the summers for seminars. I realized that this home was a hospitable hub of activity, welcome to students, inquirers, teachers, writers, and others. At five o'clock I finally left, with an invitation to return sometime and spend a night at Piety Hill.
I again saw Kirk in Seattle that summer of 1990, where he was the keynote speaker at the conference "In Celebration of the Permanent Things." He attended the lectures and patiently listened to the speakers and to the participants' questions. One of the speakers told another speaker that he was amazed at Kirk, who knew as much or more than most speakers there—yet Kirk would patiently sit through every lecture, not challenging things he knew Kirk must have disagreed with.
At the closing banquet of the Seattle conference, Kirk sat at a back table with me, then managing editor of this fledging journal, and one of our writers, Steven Faulkner, and his wife. Throughout dinner Kirk was the finest of table companions, displaying humor and genuine interest in us, the not-so-famous. At one point he pulled out a few photographs taken at his home. I was surprised by one showing Kirk in front of a snowy Michigan landscape cheerfully standing beside Malcolm Muggeridge, also smiling with delight—two happy kindred spirits in winter—both, alas, no longer with us.
That evening sadly was cut short since I had to leave early to catch a flight to Chicago. I reluctantly and rather awkwardly had to leave Kirk at the table in the middle of the main address. I did not see him again. After that we exchanged a few letters and phone calls, but despite a standing invitation, my trip back to the stump country of central Michigan was, regrettably, never made. Yet the impact of our first and second meeting has never faded and is a gift for which I am grateful.
The Long View
In the language of current ideology, while his adversaries may disagree, Russell Kirk belonged to neither right nor left—nor center—but in essence belonged to that deeper level at the very root of our social and religious traditions. During my visit to Piety Hill, Kirk described the simple essence of conservatism: it is not an ideology, but the commitment to and passing on of received tradition. The roots of our social order, particularly embodied in the Christian faith, transcend the passing ideologies of left or right and have nourished generations in an organic fashion beyond the reach of the ideologues. The slogan-based diatribes of what passes for rhetoric in the current political and culture wars between so-called Right and Left would not pass muster with Kirk, who argued for civil discourse in an uncivil age. Such discourse requires patience and taking the long view.
T. Kenneth Cribb, Jr., observed that Kirk "was a man who planted trees throughout his life as a symbol of our duty to strive for good we may not live to see." At least part of Kirk's genius was the subordination of his ego to the larger things in life, the permanent things—truth, beauty, and the virtues through which we sometimes only fleetingly glimpse the image of God. Kirk did not draw attention to Kirk any more than the farmer draws attention to himself. Kirk was a planter, trusting in the inherent goodness of the soil, in the "unbought grace of life," to produce in time a harvest of virtue. Whatever fruit does come—and it will and already has—will not be a testament to an innovator or crusader but to one who recognized and submitted himself to the grace of the Creator in whom we all live.
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