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St-Hubert's newest location.. very nice restaurant! Food is always good at St-Hubert, and the staff is very friendly. Good place to bring the family.
The new restaurant is beautiful inside and the food is always good. Best chicken in town without a doubt. I love the drive thru window also. So convenient and although the service is fast, the quality is so much better than fast food. Our family goes here often and we are never disappointed.
Grood food and a very freindly staff. Good service and good bilingual service. It's always very busy but the wait is very reasonable.
If anyone doesn't know St Hubert then they must try it- It's renowned for the consistency of great food, friendly service and inviting locations. This location is better than the rest- it's recently new and nice and clean. The service staff are really friendly and always welcoming- it's as you were a friend dropping by for dinner. It's ideal for... more
My kids love this place! Although I always check out the menu, I end up with the same thing every time. Their quarter breast chicken dinner with fries, toasted bread bun, and all you can eat coleslaw can't be beat.
Amazingly fast service and great wait staff. No disappointments here. Enjoy!
I am normally not a family-style restaurant goer! However, it was following a hockey game and I was with some relatives who had kids and this was their choice! first of all I loved the way they brought out the kids meals! they were served in a box shaped like a VW beetle ..how cute! I ordered a salad and... more
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The World of Ruin (世界崩壊後, Sekai Hōkai-go?, lit. World after Destruction), also called WoR or Post-C (Bonus section), is the second of two worlds in Final Fantasy VI.
The World of Ruin was created when Kefka Palazzo moved the Warring Triad out of alignment on the Floating Continent. This delicate balance was the key to sealing the World of Balance in place. When Kefka moved them out of this balance, they went haywire and began destroying the world. The result was the World of Ruin.
At the center of the former imperial continent, a monument to destruction was formed with all of the debris, and it was at the top of this monument that Kefka used his Light of Judgment to exert his will on the world and destroy those who disobeyed him. Many monsters of legend were also released at this time, including Humbaba, Deathgaze, and the Eight Dragons, and they were invited to wreak havoc on the world at will. Lastly, many of the weaker monsters had mutated into stronger, more violent beasts.
Celes Chere wakes up on the Solitary Island and takes a raft to the Southern Continent, where from there, she travels to regain all her lost companions.
The World of Ruin is characterized by barren wastelands, deserts, burnt forests, and polluted water. It consists of a series of small islands that dot the world, and those islands are where most people live.
List of Locations in the World of RuinEdit
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The World of Ruin serves as the background for the Field Music Sequence for Searching for Friends. Narshe and the northern mountains and Figaro Castle and the outlying desert appear as specific features in the scenery. Reflecting the World of Balance that serves as the background for Terra's Theme, where the World of Balance background featured the Phantom Forest, in the World of Ruin it is replaced with a desert.
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The World of Ruin appears in a Field Music Sequence.
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When one thinks about what appeals to Americans today in movies, politics, celebrities, food, etc., people seem to want to be attracted to – and repelled by images simultaneously. Jackson's sometimes voyeuristic, split-narrative compositions reflect America's channel-changing attention span and state of mind. These compositions combine two images into a single artwork. Jackson wants the viewer to look for connections between images, inciting a search of their own past to construct a narrative linking these images.
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Evo combs thrift stores and trash bins [7] in the Miami area for old toys, pulp fiction, religious memorabilia, comic books, newspapers, heirlooms, and vintage junk. Using these pieces that are rife with historical context and connotation, she assembles large scale sculptures [8], giving new meaning to each individual piece under the context of the new groupings. Sometimes adding glitter, jewels, or fragments of costume jewelry, many of her works evoke a display case of your crazy aunt's favorite finds.
The bits and pieces also take on new meaning through Evo's organization. Using curios and display cases, the pieces are each given their own small spaces. Each tiny square shelf is treated as its own tableau, sometimes paying respect to the perspective of the actual objet (like a miniature car or figurine) and sometimes not. The artist unifies the pieces by gluing more ephemera around each cubby's border, giving the piece the look of a continuous collage. Only upon closer inspection can the viewer see the mini tableaus within the large.
Perhaps the creepiest element in Evo's work is her usage of old disused dolls [9]. Cutting them in half, she mounts each side to the upper and lower parts of one of her collage boxes. The conglomerations play with the doll's perspective, as some of the scenes inside the doll emulate visions of doll houses [10] themselves.
By using vintage trinkets and toys of different sizes, Evo Love creates these detailed tableaus that make us think of childhood, but with some uneasiness. The artist's creations have the ability to transform junk into cohesive collages [11], while evoking feelings of remembrance and nostalgia.
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[4] Fountain Art Fair: http://www.fountainartfair.com/
[5] Evo Love: http://www.evoloveunlimited.com/evo_love_unlimited.html
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[7] thrift stores and trash bins: http://inhabitat.com/natsumi-hondas-tortoise-and-hare-sculptures-are-made-from-recycled-watch-parts/
[8] large scale sculptures: http://inhabitat.com/nyc/will-rymans-epic-installations-are-made-from-thousands-of-bottle-caps-and-paint-brushes/
[9] disused dolls: http://inhabitat.com/pics-inhabitats-crazy-colorful-and-beautiful-eco-art-picks-from-the-montreal-museum-of-art/
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[11] cohesive collages: http://inhabitat.com/artist-brian-jungen-transforms-nike-air-jordans-into-awesome-aboriginal-masks/
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Funny Romantic Poems
I think sharing funny romantic poems is really unique. Most people just go for the sentimental ones. Personally, I really like the funny ones that still say "I love you".
Flock of Two
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As a flock of two we'll travel, like birds of a feather.
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As you noticed that was not the most romantic love poem on the planet. But at least it was funny. Angela did a great job with this one. I like that it's funny and towards the end it still mentions that being together is what really counts.
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Unless your girl insists, skip the B&B for another B&B: Beachfront at the Blue Inn. Picture a semi-private beach, very-private hot tubs, and SoCal-inspired architecture right on Plum Island (which is technically part of Newburyport, just across the bridge). Since it's low season, you'll be able to snuggle up together and watch those crashing waves without anyone bothering you.
20 Fordham Way, Newbury (978-465-7171). $235 and up per night.
Like most other beach towns, Newburyport is bike-friendly. If you don't have one of your own (which you can take on the train, FYI), we recommend renting one through EZ Pedaler. They've even got one built for two. You know, in case your girlfriend is still miffed about the whole B&B thing.
50 Water St., Newburyport (978-465-5566). $20-30.
Dining options — really good ones, at that — abound. Make like a man and head to the newly-opened Brine, which bills itself as New England's first oyster, crudo, and chops bar, or opt for the deliciously reliable 10 Center Street restaurant just around the corner. We recommend the 16-ounce prime ribeye with bone marrow Hollandaise ($44) and shrimp gnocchi ($16/$26), respectively. Or, just load up on
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Newburyport is also known as a town with active watering holes, and fortunately, everything is situated within walking distance. Michael's Harborside is pretty much a staple in the modest nightlife scene — but it closes at 10. From there, get yourself to the Grog, a townie favorite. If you're really hankering for a party, find the kind hosted in a beach house. Otherwise, you'll probably wind up at Port Tavern, which is kind of like a slice of Boston's Faneuil Hall.
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Sep 8, 2012 4:13 AM by Andrew Masuda
What's officially dubbed "Week 2" of the high school football season featured a thrilling comeback, the extension of a massive winning streak and a few blowouts.
Game recaps are listed below with more to follow.
The Greyhounds overcame an 11 point fourth quarter deficit with a 15-0 run to stun the previously undefeated Dons 35-31. Atascadero improved to 2-1 on the season, while Santa Barbara dropped to 2-1.
Quarterback Robbie Berwick started the comeback with an 11-yard touchdown run. Jonathan Torres ran in for a two-point conversion to make it 31-28 with about six minutes to play. The Hounds forced the Dons to punt. Atascadero regained the lead with a 59 yard touchdown pass from Berwick to Dominic Chance with about 2:30 to play. Berwick finished with 94 passing yards, while Torres had a huge night with 153 yards rushing on 17 carries and 3 touchdowns. Torres scored the Hounds' first two touchdowns in the first half. The game was tied 14-14 at the half.
Santa Barbara quarterback Shawn Ramos completed 21 of his 30 passes for 340 yards and 4 touchdowns. Emilio Gonzalez caught 2 TD passes, while Daniel Gonzalez and James Stevens had 1 TD reception apiece.
Atascadero returns home next week to host St. Bonaventure.
Playing without starting quarterback Garrett Giovannelli, the Tigers bounced back from two heartbreaking one-point losses with a huge 21-7 road win. The game was tied 7-7 at the half. However, the Tigers dominated the second half on both sides of the ball with two touchdowns. Sophomore Nate Greenelsh scored on a 15 yard run to give the Tigers the lead for good in the third quarter. Cole Bradley ran another score in on 4th and goal in the third quarter to cap the scoring for San Luis Obispo. Bradley recorded 75 yards on 8 carries, while Greenelsh had 42 yards on 9 carries. Junior Sawyer Scott led the Tigers' ground attack with 144 yards and one first half touchdown. As a team, the Tigers compiled 258 yards on the ground. Junior Thomas Orradre made his first varsity appearance at quarterback for the Tigers.
The 1-2 Tigers play at Morro Bay next Friday.
The Braves extended their winning streak to 23 games with a dominant 42-3 win at Pioneer Valley. Lompoc scored on its opening position on a 12 yard run from Lavon Coleman. Austin Hays added a 20 yard scoring run to give the Braves a 14-0 lead in the first quarter. The Panthers got on the board next with a 34 yard field goal from Mario Delgado. Lompoc responded with a 7 yard scoring run on 4th and goal from Rafael Arrellano, while Tyler Ornelas hit Anthony Gonzalez for another 13 yard score to give Lompoc a 28-3 halftime lead. Ornelas threw for 110 yards in the win.
The Braves added two more touchdowns in the third quarter thanks to a 13 yard TD threw from Ornelas to Ivan Rodriguez and a 1-yard run from AJ Florez. Florez, a junior, stepped up for 105 yards rushing on 16 carries. Coleman played sparingly and finished with 63 yards rushing and 1 TD.
Wesly Aquirre led the Panthers with 50 yards rushing on 10 carries. As a team, PV rushed for 119 yards and racked up 131 total yards of offense.
The Braves travel next week to 3-0 Dos Pueblos in a battle of unbeatens, while 1-2 PV takes on Santa Maria.
After a scoreless first quarter, the host Arroyo Grande Eagles got their offense going in the second quarter. Michael Jordano started the scoring with a 6 yard run on a draw play. After Zach Diaz intercepted an Alex Elterman pass, Matt Willkomm connected with Brennan Rivera for a 5 yard TD pass to make it 13-0. The AG Eagles took a 20-0 lead into halftime after Willkomm hit Grant Alton on a 5 yard TD strike. During halftime, the school honored the 1987 team that captured the program's first-ever CIF title. After intermission, AG added to its lead on a 5 yard scoring run from Joe Gonzalez. Templeton got on the board on a 21 yard touchdown run by Conner Truhitte, who finished with 114 yards on the night. Arroyo Grande responded with a 49 yard touchdown run from Michael Jordano to make it 34-7. Templeton inserted Brody Camping at quarterback in the fourth quarter and the sophomore capped the scoring with a 5 yard plunge.
Jordano led AG with 73 yards and 2 touchdowns. Willkomm was superb. He completed 13 of his 19 passes for 114 yards and 2 TD, while rushing for 31 yards. Four different AG players scored touchdowns in the win.
Arroyo Grande improved to 2-1 on the season, while Templeton dropped to 2-1. Templeton hosts Coalinga next week, while AG hosts Cabrillo.
The Bearcats erupted for 35 first half points and cruised to their fourth-straight win over Santa Ynez. Paso Robles racked up 526 total yards of offense and held Santa Ynez to 165. Colton Madrigal scored the first touchdown of the game early in the first quarter for Paso Robles. Senior quarterback Garrett Nelson ran for two 1-yard touchdowns and threw a 51 yard touchdown strike to Bailey Gaither and a 12 yard TD strike to Josh Hayley. Nelson finished with 135 yards passing. Josh Jeter led the Bearcat ground game with 191 yards on 23 carries. He scored twice in the third quarter on runs of 32 yards and 1 yard. As a team, Paso Robles accumulated 379 yards on the ground. Madrigal added 118 yards and one touchdown.
The Bearcats were coming off their bye week. They improved to 1-1 on the season. They play at Madera next week.
Morro Bay bounced back from a 17 point loss to Atascadero with a 20 point road win on Friday. Derek Viles led the way with 133 yards on 14 carries and one touchdown. Tristan Collins added 79 yards and 2 touchdowns on just 10 carries. The Pirates improved to 2-1 under first year head coach Jack Greer. They already have one more win than all of last year. Greer said the Pirates had four touchdowns called back because of penalties.
Quarterback Jordan Bray completed 5 passes for 11 yards and rushed for 77 yards.
The Pirates return home to host San Luis Obispo next Friday.
The host Titans stormed out to a 12-3 early second quarter lead, but were outscored 48-0 the rest of the way. Jon Esqueda scored on a 32 yard run with 3:20 left to go in the first half to make it a 12-9 deficit. That is when things really unraveled for the Titans in the battle of winless teams. Tommy Saenz fumbled the ball on Nipomo's next possession and Jamie DeRobles scored on a 2 yard run to give Carpinteria a 16-12 lead. Nipomo quarterback Luke Shurtleff fumbled the Titans' next offensive play and Peter Ramos cashed in on the turnover with a TD run. Within 90 seconds, the Warriors scored 21-0 points and took a 24-12 lead into halftime. Ramos finished with 4 touchdowns in the game. Paul Cortez returned a punt in the second half 62 yards for a touchdown, while George Arroyo returned an interception 38 yards for another score.
Nipomo took a 12-3 lead thanks to a 10 yard touchdown run from Shurtlett. Saenz accounted for the second score on two catches for 65 yards.
The Titans fell to 0-3 and host Nordhoff next week, while Carpinteria improved to 1-2.
Dos Pueblos improved to 3-0 under first year head coach Nate Mendoza after posting its second shutout of the season. The Conquistadores dropped to 1-2 on the season.
The Chargers blocked a punt on the Conqs' opening possession and the ball rolled out of the endzone for a safety to give DP an early 2-0 lead. Tyler Harris blocked his second punt of the game on Cabrillo's next possession and it turned into a field goal to make it 5-0. The Chargers kept piling on points thanks to Anthony Spiritotosanto. He ran in for a 53 yard score in the second quarter and added a 79 yard touchdown run in the third quarter to give DP a 25-0 lead. He finished with 228 yards on the ground on 15 carries.
The Conquistadores got on the board in the fourth quarter on a 37 yard TD run by Zach Fort.
Cabrillo faces another tough test next week on the road at Arroyo Grande, while DP hosts 3-0 Lompoc in an epic battle of unbeatens.
The Warriors fell behind in the second half and never recovered in a 7 point home loss. They dropped to 1-2 on the season.
After getting stopped on fourth and goal from the one yard line on its opening possession of the game, Righetti allowed St. Francis to drive 99 yards for a score to take an 8-0 lead. The Warriors responded on an 18 yard touchdown run by Collin Cooper. The game was tied 8-8 at halftime. The Golden Knights, who lost to Arroyo Grande last year in the second round of the CIF playoffs, scored two quick touchdowns to build a 22-8 lead.
The Warriors snapped their drought with a 35 yard touchdown pass from Troy Prober to Anthony Guzman. However, the Knights added another TD to seal it. Cooper led the Warriors with 126 yards rushing on 15 carries, while Taelor Griego added 77 more on the ground. Prober threw for 159 yards on 12 for 23 passing and rushed for 46 more yards.
Golden Knights quarterback Jared Lebowitz threw for 259 yards and 3 touchdowns.
Righetti returns to action next week at Valencia.
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WORD has included sports and games as an activity in all our children related programs. Annually, sports and games are being conducted for the children to equip them physcially and mentally. For the annual sports events, the preparatory programs will also be held. From September 2007, when we join hands with Terre des Hommes, Netherlands we have added the theme in all our ongoing projects entitled "Let them Play" to our policy and campaign activities to emphasis the right of children and women and the community to whom we work with to play, to have time for recreation, to relax and acquire cultural assets. This theme was translated in all our on-going projects adopted the components "sports and games". Initially, this item focused on children in the supported projects. In due course it was felt that the community at large should be involved and a program "traditional games" was established, to promote physical activity, harmony and strength of mind within and among communities. A variety of traditional sports and games were promoted and invigorated in communities served our organisation. From September 2007 we do conduct in various competitions in sports and games in various forms of physical activities including dance, music, sports, games, performing arts, recreational and fun activities in the communities by organizing as a village festival (Village Mela). And at the same time existing traditional physical activities were identified and encouraged, while new ones were introduced. The objective of conducting physical activities for holistic development of individuals and bringing forth an increased community spirit and the emphasis was directed towards the play elements and the co-operative character of games to promote individual and community health. The purpose of the occasion by conducting the village mela (festival) was to demonstrate various group activities that are undertaken in different communities especially women and children in throughout the community that we work. Sports provides a forum to learn skills such as discipline, confidence and leadership and it teaches the value of effort and how to manage victory, as well as defeat. When these positive aspects of sport are emphasized, sport becomes a powerful vehicle through which we can work towards achieving their goals. The benefit and the success stories: The component of sports has been found to an impact on health and reduces the likelihood of many diseases. Sports programs serve as an effective tool for social mobilization, supporting health activities such as HIV/AIDS education and immunization campaigns. Sport can be significant economic force; providing employment and contributing to local development. It is also a key site and natural draw for volunteer involvement. Furthermore, participation in sport supports the preservation of a clean and healthy environment. The practice of sport is vital to the holistic development of young people, fostering their physical and emotional health and building valuable social connections. It offered opportunities for play and self-expression, beneficial especially for those young people with few other opportunities in their lives. Sport also provides healthy alternatives to harmful actions, such as drug abuse and involvement in crime. Sport can cut cross barriers that divide societies, making it a powerful tool to support conflict prevention and peace-building efforts, both symbolically on the global level and very practically within communities. Hence, we experienced that when applied effectively, sports programs promote social integration and foster tolerance, helping to reduce tension and generate dialogue. The convening power of sport makes it additionally compelling as a tool for advocacy and communications. Well-designed sport-based initiatives are practical and cost-effective tools to achieve objectives in development and peace. Sport is a powerful vehicle that should be increasingly considered by all our on-going programs as complementary to existing activities. Hence, we need a multi-faced structure to have sports for the overall development needs of the community through play.
Women's Organisation in Rural Development (WORD). Women's Organisation in Rural Development (WORD) is a voluntary development organisation (NGO) working for the upliftment of rural people especially women and children. WORD was incepted in the year 1985. WORD has got its statuatory recognition in the year 1988. WORD spreads its activities in all spheres and its integrated approach helps the overall development of women, children and the society. All the programs of WORD are people's program and with their fullest participation at every stages. We at WORD strongly believe in the strength of people especially women and children. We implement projects on health, education, environment and development to the marginalised communities in Namakkal, Erode and Salem Districts in Tamiladu, India. http://www.wordorg.net
Namakkal, India
Namakkal district in Tamilnadu, India. Namakkal District is situated at 11o 00' and 12o 00' of the North latitude and 77o 40' and 78o 05' of the East longitude. The altitude of the district is 300 metres above MSL. Namakkal District comes under the North Western Agro climatic zone (Excluding Tiruchengode Taluk) of Tamil Nadu. It is situated in the dividing portion of two watersheds between Cauvery and the Vellar System with the Taluks of Attur, Rasipuram and Namakkal on the East and Salem, Omalur and Mettur on the West. Tiruchengode taluk alone is placed under Western Agro -climatic zone. Besides above two zones, Kollihills in Namakkal and few isolated hills and ridges scattered over Namakkal Rasipuram and Tiruchengode along with the Valleys and rolling topography contributes to the characteristic physiography of the district. Namakkal district in Tamilnadu is amongst the worst affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the country both in terms of prevalence and impact. The HIV prevalence rate of 4.4 % (2003) and 2.8% (2004) among the antenatal clinic attendees is among the highest in the state. This is in contrast to the mean of 1% for Tamilnadu. The high prevalence rate among antenatal clinic attendees highlights the extent of vulnerability among women of child-bearing age and general community at large. Key contributing factors to such high prevalence levels include the presence of a large trucking industry in Namakkal which employs roughly 2,00,000 men and adolescent boys in various aspects of the industry and a rig industry with about 5000 rigs, each engaging about 5-7 people who travel as far north as Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan to repair and maintain rigs. Over the past few years, however there has been little change in message content, audience composition or a systematic assessment of the process of impact of the entire program on its audience. The efforts for providing prevention as well as care and support services have also been sporadic and highly dispread.
Yes. Yes, The proposed project site needs special constructions to have sports for the overall development ranging from chidren and adults and especially women from socially vulnerable population including HIV/AIDS infected, affected children and adults.
Yes. Yes, to have better utilisation, design structures, quality aspects for sports complexes, we need assistance in architectural design.
Yes. This project would benefit from the local people who engage in the construction works as their daily bread for creating and maintenance of the complex.


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Ambermist posted this challenge: August Challenge: I'm a Collector and rightly pointed out that it would probably be the best way to start off my new blog.
Now, I've never really considered myself much of a packrat, but I have to be honest. If there was a WoW version of Hoarders, I would probably be one of the first people featured. As you may notice from my Character page, I like to collect things. In the case of WoW, it seems to be hunters and paladins. And armor sets, and crafting materials, and random epics that are just too shiny for me to throw away…
(Blizzard, y u no gief me more Void Storage?)
I currently have not one, not two, but three full guild banks – one with six slots, and two with four, crammed with everything from ore to flowers to random greens and blues that I might, someday, in the near distant future, use for an alt. Of course, having every full set of heirloom, several of the trinkets, and all of the weapons makes most of these blues and greens, well… pointless. But still I hang on to them, JUST IN CASE. I spend a lot of time justifying my acquisitions to myself with those three words.
And, hey, it's not just those pretty purple robes with gold trim or shiny swords that I collect, either.
Ainyan is currently sitting on 187 pets and 117 mounts – and I have been frantically trying to collect the last non-TCG/CE/Expo pet in the game that I am lacking – the Crawling Claw. I love my pets. I adore my pets. I have several addons dedicated to my absolute delight in pet collecting. The most exciting thing in MoP for me? Is it LFR and the new loot system? Nah. Another slot for another alt? Well… sweet, but… PET BATTLES. Hundreds of pets out there for me to snag up and cuddle and luuuuff on! Now, to hope that Pokedex is fixed to work with 5.0.4 so that I can have my random pets.
And it's not just WoW, either. My SWTOR banks were full to the brim with things I probably never had any use for. I cringe every time I have to sell or salvage a magic or rare item in Diablo 3 – and I have three bank characters with inventories full of things I will probably neither use nor sell. Skyrim is littered with chests where I have stashed items in order to, well, stash items – and I'm not even sure where half of them are. Any game I play, the minute I pick up something that might possibly have a use, into storage it goes.
What's that? A grey rock? Surely there must be some use for it! I will put it over here!
Someday, someone is going to come up with a game that is all about collecting things, and it will become my new obsession.
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In an election cycle where we learned (with relief) that an African-American man can be elected president we've also seen evidence of continuing discrimination. Anti-gay marriage measure Proposition 8 passed in California, and the Southern Poverty Law Center reports that hate crimes are up since the election. In the "Reich" of Idaho — which has worked hard to make us forget the Aryan Nations era — school kids chanted "Assassinate Obama!" on the school bus and a man suggested a public lynching for the new president by hanging a noose from a tree.
Will we ever get over prejudice? Slate magazine takes a look at the prospects for various other identity groups — Jews, women, gays, Mormons, etc. — in the years ahead and assesses their prospects for attaining the highest office in the land. A Gallup poll from 2007 revealed — early in the election cycle — that a majority of Americans say they would vote for a Jew, woman, Hispanic, Mormon, thrice-divorced person, 72-year-old geriatric, or homosexual for president. In general, electoral tolerance for diversity seems to be growing.
Who scored less than 50 percent? Which group remains at the bottom of the presidential barrel in terms of public opinion? Atheists. Ronald Lindsay, executive director of the Council for Secular Humanism, told Slate's writer via an e-mail that "Atheism spells political death in this country." American is not yet ready for an unbeliever, secular humanist, freethinker, or heathen in the Oval Office.
It's interesting to know that even a convicted felon like Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens fared better than an out-and-out atheist would have. Slate notes that there is only one member of U.S. Congress who is an admitted atheist, Rep. Pete Stark, a Bay Area Democrat. But even Stark goes to church: he's a Unitarian.
I can understand that any group might become unpopular if its most vocal proponent is lefty apostate political writer Christopher Hitchens who, by the way, has his moments (I think he clearly kicked butt in this debate on religion.) Atheists are often terribly obnoxious blowhards who try to woo the world with the absolute rightness of their logic.
Hitchens rails against the sky-God dictatorship of monotheism. He compares God to North Korea's lunatic strongman Kim Jong Il — amusing but not likely to win over wavering Christians, Jews, and Muslims. And his rants are against not only God but religion itself. This turns off even many non-believers who still make room for in their lives for the sacred and mysterious. Militant atheism is not content to argue against God, but faith itself.
But militant atheism bravely carries an important banner by demanding that arguments in the public square come down to more than simply, "because God said so." It patrols the borders of church-state separation. And its adherents also carry water for many religious minorities by expanding the boundaries of religious tolerance. If American can tolerate its irritating atheists and if the definition of religion covers all faiths and non-faiths, then big tent covers pagans, Swedenborgians, even Scientologists.
However, demanding the removal of the crutch of religious conviction from public debate threatens to effectively silence most moralists and religious hypocrites (so who'd be left, Vulcans?). And it robs our rhetoric of some its most soaring achievements and ability to inspire: "Thank logic, almighty, we're free at last" won't move many people.
That makes Hitchens and his ilk the great American party-poopers, and no one likes those, one reason why Hitchens' minority group has little shot at the White House. Americans want to be led by people like us, not people who tell us how foolish our deepest convictions are, even if they have a point.
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Posted Thu, Nov 20, 2:51 a.m.
Good point. Let's stop being bigoted against people who don't look like us and shift out bigotry to people who don't think like us. Brilliant. After all, the important thing is to continue to be a bigot. A day without bigotry is like a day without sunshine.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 7:37 a.m.
There are a whole lot more people out here who eschew organized religion than others might think. It took me a helluva long time to be able to say out loud "I'm not a Christian" because I was always worried about how others would react (and still do; it isn't like I carry a picket sign down the street). While growing up in a Central Washington town, it became clear that the role of the churches was to dictate behavior and form a basis for personal judgment. It isn't that I don't have a sense of spirituality, but I don't feel the need to have a group lined up that believes as I do in order to bolster myself. When I do choose to attend church, it's usually a Unitarian service. At the same time, I attend fundraisers and special events for all different religious faiths. What is this country about if not religious freedom? ...but somehow the notion that freedom includes the right NOT to believe has gotten lost in the mainstream.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 8:10 a.m.
I can't tell people I'm atheist. I'm afraid I'd lose my job. If I could, I'd tell every religious person to wake up and realize you only get one shot at life, so make the most of it. But I can't. If I were to say to people that believing in a God is a waste of time, they look at me like I just kicked their dog. But I don't have to make the case... if God were real, he's pretty much the lamest "god" I've ever heard of. Think of all the hate in the world, all the death, violence, war... if God is so good, why can't he even get a majority of "the people made in his image" to believe in him?
No monotheistic religion is correct, but we treat them with kid gloves. For democracy to remain strong, the wall between Church and State must be unrelenting. We've turned America into the lands of England we eschewed 233 years ago. I hope that this is actually religion's Final Act, as it does little but increase the divisions in this world.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 9:24 a.m.
I believe that religion has very little to do with deep belief (I mean, really, people...) and more to do with business. Big business. The good ol' boys club taken to the nth degree in all its various forms. I agree totally with drumcat. Morality and spirituality have nothing to do with whether or not you believe in the fairytale--whether it's JC, aliens or the Big Blueberry Muffin in the sky. If JC and his dad were looking down at what his "children" do in his name everyday (for centuries!), he would drink and cry himself to sleep every night. When you hear someone--anyone--talking about "god's will," run like hell. They'll stop at nothing and claim it was "god's will."
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 9:24 a.m.
I believe that religion has very little to do with deep belief (I mean, really, people...) and more to do with business. Big business. The good ol' boys club taken to the nth degree in all its various forms. I agree totally with drumcat. Morality and spirituality have nothing to do with whether or not you believe in the fairytale--whether it's JC, aliens or the Big Blueberry Muffin in the sky. If JC and his dad were looking down at what his "children" do in his name everyday (for centuries!), he would drink and cry himself to sleep every night. When you hear someone--anyone--talking about "god's will," run like hell. They'll stop at nothing and claim it was "god's will."
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 9:30 a.m.
"Atheists are often terribly obnoxious blowhards who try to woo the world with the absolute rightness of their logic."
This kind of statement is terribly biased and unfair. Sure, some Atheists are this way, but EVERY belief system has people who do this. The fact that you can even point to Christopher Hitchens as the foremost fundamentalist Atheist says something - there are way to many Christian examples like this to count. In this country where Christians are the majority, they often have the luxury to express fundamentalist opinions knowing everyone around them agrees.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 9:34 a.m.
In the sentence "Americans want to be lead by people like us, not people who tell us how foolish our deepest convictions are, even if they have a point," the verb you wanted is "led," not "lead," which pronounced the sam way but refers to a metal. This is the sort of thing that a spell checked will not catch--an alert proofreader well grounded in basic English grammar is required.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 9:38 a.m.
It's a mistake to cite the passage of California's Proposition 8 as an example of burgeoning bigotry. The issue is not one of denying a group (gays and lesbians) a right that they would otherwise enjoy. The issue is overturning a court order that established an entirely new and novel definition of the term "marriage" wholly outside the political process. And lest someone accuse me of being anti-gay, I am perfectly sanguine with civil unions. I just believe that words have meanings and redefining them to meaninglessness does nothing to advance society at all. No doubt some gay-bashers voted yes on the California proposition. But I would wager that many more who are otherwise sympathetic to gays in the discrimination they face voted for it as well.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 9:45 a.m.
I agreee with your idea that atheists have served an important role in our democracy, but I take issue with painting all atheists with the "obnoxious" and "irritating" brush.
Sure, there are some atheist blowhards out there, but I have yet to have one show up at my door uninvited or accost me on public transport in an effort to convince me to think like them. The same cannot be said for the "religious" minded, who also see fit to force themselves into every public occasion--business, or government, private or public with some insipid ceremonial prayer.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 12:59 p.m.
Back in the 1970s, my (then) wife and I were visiting in her hometown in Texas. At some social to-do, one of the neighbors asked me whether they would see me in church on Sunday. I replied "No, I'm an atheist," which received a non-committal "Oh" as a response. Later, my wife said to me "When you tell people down here that you're an atheist, they think that means you get to choose which church you go to on Sunday."
If I have any typos in this post, it's because God is punishing me for being an atheist.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 1:07 p.m.
This is such a complex issue I'm finding it hard to even write about it. As one who leans towards atheism (Agnostic is such a loose label) I loudly applaud any and all efforts at separation of Church and State, and find many fundamentalist movements (Christian, Muslim, Hindi etc) to be the harbingers of violence and barbarity. At the same time you watch in wonder at some of the social progress that faith has wrought—abolition and civil rights, the South African miracle, and liberation theology.
So perhaps it's the extreme position from any standpoint that needs to be avoided. I find Hitchens to be an insufferable gassbag, although his book is compelling. And I find many preachers in American pulpits terrifying in their myopic vision of where Gods attention lies ( on football games, and in Prosperity Theology.) and yet I see good works in shelters, and kitchens, and other agencies. To the religious I would suggest that most atheists have struggled with this fundamental question of the universe, God and Man, and have just come up with a very different answer than you, but that does nothing to in any way threaten your viewpoint. To the atheist, I would suggest that its not a spiritual persons lack of intellectual rigor or easy acceptance of convention, but rather a sense of something other that motivates them. And they are of no real threat to your viewpoint.
It is interesting there is one idea that essentially precludes someone from holding public office—atheism. It doesn't matter if, as an atheist you have a reasoned ethical code of behavior, or a record of achievement, or even rational answers to societies most pressing issues, your atheism will keep a majority of people from voting for you. But it is reassuring that attitudes can change, that as time passes we might just form a more perfect Union.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 3:12 p.m.
An alert proofreader well grounded in basic English grammar is required.
Indeed. However, proofreaders don't proof for free... and have you heard of Crosscut's recent financial troubles?
As one who leans towards atheism (Agnostic is such a loose label)
It is, but I can't call myself an atheist, since, to me, an atheist is one who actively does not believe in God, or gods, just as a religious person is one who actively does believe in God, or gods. While I am not the latter, I can't say I'm the former, either. I, like you, lean toward atheism... but am not there yet. "Agnostic" is the term I find describes me best.
So perhaps it's the extreme position from any standpoint that needs to be avoided. I find Hitchens to be an insufferable gassbag, although his book is compelling. And I find many preachers in American pulpits terrifying in their myopic vision of where Gods attention lies ( on football games, and in Prosperity Theology.) and yet I see good works in shelters, and kitchens, and other agencies
Absolutely. It usually is the case that extremes are to be avoided, I think. Except I must disagree with you as regards Hitchens: not only is his book great (though I prefer Dawkins'), he's a most entertaining speaker. Seeing him at Town Hall last year was a memorable experience.
But it is reassuring that attitudes can change, that as time passes we might just form a more perfect Union.
I think this will ultimately happen. As I commented back in August (http://crosscut.com/2008/08/28/2008-election/17217/):
I do wonder whether we'll see an avowedly atheist or agnostic president in my lifetime. In 1999, Gallup reported that a presidential candidate being an atheist would be a deal-breaker for 48% of Americans. That was down from 77% in the 1950s, but was still by far the highest number among a field that also included gays (37%, down from 74% in the late '70s), Muslims (38%), Mormons (17%), women (8%), Baptists(!) (6%), Jews (same as Baptists! but down from 47% just before WWII), blacks (5%, down from 63% in 1958), and Catholics (4%, down from 30% just before WWII). The atheist figure has gone up since, to 53% in 2007.
The good news is that, for example, Jews, gays, and blacks are far more acceptable as political candidates than they used to be. And as everyone is well aware, we have just elected our first non-white president. But note that the figure for atheists has gone up...
I also do wonder if figures would be different if people were polled about agnostics as well. "Atheist" does have negative connotations, which, I think, is partially behind the Brights movement. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brights_movement)
I think, as usual, it's a matter of fear.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 7:30 p.m.
I don't believe any of this.
I saw "Christopher Hitchens rails against" and I started thinking about all the things he doesn't rail against, hmmm, nothin'. I believe he will have another drink.
Posted Thu, Nov 20, 8:09 p.m.
about that proofreading thing, have you posted an unpaid intern position at huskyjobs?
As a rapidly aging and middle aged COM major I can tell you that the weekly email from the mothership in room 118 listing the intern and job listing I think only had one posting from you folks last fall, I could be wrong.
Posted Fri, Nov 21, 10:10 a.m.
Part of the problem is the word "atheist" itself. It was hijacked in the 1960s by anti-theists like Madalyn Murray O'Hair for their war against religion. Nowadays, most people associate atheism with open antagonism towards religion. But if one is truly atheistic, religion is simply not part of his life. Opera may not be part of his life either, but so long as he is not compelled to finance opera, he doesn't waste precious time thinking about opera. He is an anoperaist, to invent a word. So what do you call people who are not agnostic; that is, people who believe it's possible to know the nature of the universe (even if we don't completely know that nature yet), but are not actively anti-religious? I don't know, but I gotta go - I've got an opera to protest...
Posted Fri, Nov 21, 10:16 a.m.
Dbreneman: I learned the term 'apatheism' yesterday when reading about the Brights (see my above comment). Perhaps that would work? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apatheism
Posted Fri, Nov 21, 2:36 p.m.
To B Lukoff
So perhaps, to make the division more succinct, I would term myself a political atheist in that I adamantly call for the separation of Church and State, while being in a theological sense an Agnostic, thinking that there is the possibility (probability) of there being much more to the Universe than I perceive or understand, but am unwilling to apply divinity to. (In this case unwilling meaning that I have no rational reason to apply divine nature to the unknown.)
Another example of politics and theology not being well matched.
Posted Sat, Nov 22, 8:36 p.m.
Neither "atheist" or "agnostic" quite captures my views on religion, either, which go roughly as follows:
Every theory of god that humans have proposed to date is clearly false. Each of them flies in the face of science and logic, and in most cases, the charade couldn't be more transparent. I know Jesus wasn't the son of god, just as certainly as I know that Elron Hubbard was not a prophet, and that Mormon underpants are no more holy than microfiber boxers I bought from Nordstrom (which are quite comfortable, I might add).
However, I can't rule out the possibility that, as our understanding of the universse grows, a compelling theory of "god" might emerge from the natuaral sciences.
Posted Sat, Nov 22, 9:28 p.m.
Pretty funny that Harrybari complains about typos and yet his post contains many: "sam" for "same", "checked" for "checker", "well grounded" for "well-grounded". If he wants to pick nits, he should not ignore his own.
Posted Sun, Nov 23, 12:09 a.m.
Most atheists are pretty quiet about it - like people of most religions. Then there are people in all religions who feel their faith is only valuable if they can make everyone else share it. There are fundamentalist atheists, and they're as scary and obnoxious as fundamentalists from every other tradition. I don't see how that particularly tarnishes atheists, or why it justifies a view that atheists are more worthy of discrimination. That there are blowhard zealot hypocrites from the evangelical right don't mean that all Christians are like them or condone them, and the same goes for atheists. Christopher Hitchens speaks only for himself.
Posted Mon, Nov 24, 4:33 p.m.
You have to love America. Everyone can talk, talk, talk about ANYTHING. This country lets everyone hold their own individual opinions, views, attitudes or whatever regarding Faith, Religion, God, or whatever regarding their life. Myself, I could care less what anyone thinks of Religon, for or against. Just do not ring my doorbell please.
Posted Tue, Dec 2, 7:28 p.m.
Harrybari . . . did you mean "spell check" (rather than spell checked)? Just wondering.
Posted Thu, Dec 11, 2:03 p.m.
Christopher Hitchens is not necessarily a spokesman for atheists and non-religious people.
Posted Mon, Sep 7, 2:39 p.m.
I'm glad I'm Native American and don't have to put up with powerful communist telling me I HAVE to separate spirituality and politics. NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. Not on Indian land. American's screwed up.
-To the Great Spirit.
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I won a year of a million dreams pin at MGM during a star wars weekend! who wants dibs $1000000000 dollars!
Ehh, how about $999999999?
how about $999999999 and your entire pin collection! and the epcot globe.
Haha, how awesome would that be to have SSE in your backyard...
Congrats! I won a YOAMD Mickey Ears through the contest.
its such a great contest isnt it?! i cant wait to go again in august for vacation.
It is. Did you see my tread on me winning the ears? If not here it is: http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/for...994-i-won.html
i'll eventually get around to posting pics of it this week. its 2 pins and a fairly large lanard.
hey can someone please help me get some codes for vmk i need some for my girl!!please i would really like a magic code someone!!
I have one of those YOAMD pins to. One of the dream squad members came up and gave me one.
we got the pins too! it was extra fun for me because we got them as we came off SSE, it was our first ride on the first day of our vacation.
Hmmm sorry I wouldn't pay you that much... I bought myself one off eBay last year for like $6... will you take $2? LOL!
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Sweet and tangy, this chicken takes less than five minutes to prep! Submitted by LAUR986 Carbs: 10.1g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 26.3g | Calories: 173.3
This is a delicious lighter recipe for Fettuccini Alfredo that I found on my iPod Touch Betty Crocker Application. I only made a couple of alterations which I list below the cooking instructions. Submitted by AMYBETH70 Carbs: 31.2g | Fat: 15.4g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 12.6g | Calories: 310
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Easy, low cal grilled chicken with great flavor! Submitted by LANC92 Carbs: 4.4g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 51.7g | Calories: 294.2
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This is (a) an improvement on Corner Bakery Cafe's Mom's Chicken Noodle Soup; (b) a large pot of vitamin-rich, naturally sweet, nutritious, chicken soup that (c) is very easy to make, (d) freezes well, (e) feeds about a dozen hungry people, and (f) I make throughout the year after having and making many different variations on a theme for many years Submitted by KEEPITMOVING Carbs: 3.9g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 16.7g | Calories: 105.4
This is a makeover of Cracker Barrel's Chicken & Dumplings. My aunt had created the original recipe which called for 1.75 lb chicken and whole milk. It was always one of my families favorite dinners that I made once in a while on special Sundays. Recently, I decided to try a healthier version of it with lower calories, cholesterol & sodium to see if it would pass the "family test". It did! They couldn't tell the difference. The healthy version of this recipe went down 76 calories, 31mg cholosterol & 1104 mg of sodium per serving. Submitted by INDIANAGAL1 Carbs: 33.5g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 5.3g | Protein: 11.7g | Calories: 179.5
This meal comes together SUPER fast! A very hearty dish that goes great with a salad. It's also versatile--add additional vegetables or even a can of drained and rinsed cannellini beans for more protein. Submitted by FOODIEWIFE Carbs: 27.4g | Fat: 8.4g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 251.9
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A creamy garlic cheese sauce served over rotini and grilled chicken. Submitted by BLISSFUL_DREAMS Carbs: 46.8g | Fat: 2.4g | Fiber: 6.2g | Protein: 27.1g | Calories: 330.2
Rich, flavorful honey mustard chicken with carrots and potatoes. Carbs: 39.4g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 5.8g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 356.7
An Italian favorite gets a below the border twist. Chef Meg made just a few tweaks before giving this one her seal of approval! She adds the spices early in cooking to help boost flavor and added a full pound of turkey for a more filling meal. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 29.2g | Fat: 14.1g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 47.7g | Calories: 413.7


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There is nothing like a new CPU to bring out the creativity in motherboard manufacturers. Now that Intel's Lynnfield is out officially, we will start to see the motherboards really come out of the woodwork. Yes, it is true that most of them were already "out", but for the most part the official curtain is up and we can start to see what the big OEMs can do with the new P55 chipset and the LGA 1156 socket.
We had the fun of testing out the ASRock P55 Deluxe, this is only the 2nd board from ASRock that I have personally tested but I am finding that I like some of the thought processes behind their designs. The P55 Deluxe is a clean board that has quite a few high-end features. It even offers an optional SATA 6Gbps card (PCI-e x1).
As we have mentioned ASRock is really working to break out of their "Entry Level" shell and have had some good success recently.
Will the P55 Deluxe be a continuation of this trend? Read on to find out.


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Left 4 Dead
Version and / or Patch Used: Latest Steam Update
Timedemo or Level Used: Custom Timedemo
Developer Homepage: http://www.valvesoftware.com/
Product Homepage: http://www.l4d.com/
Left 4 Dead uses the latest version of Valve's Source engine, with improvements such as multi-core processor support and physics-based animation to more realistically portray hair and clothing, and to improve physics interaction with enemies when shot or shoved in different body parts. Animation was also improved to allow characters to lean realistically when moving in curved paths.
Rendering and artificial intelligence were scaled up to allow for greater number of enemies who can navigate the world in better ways, such as climbing, jumping or breaking obstacles. Lighting has been enhanced with new self-shadowing normal mapping and advanced shadow rendering that is important to convey information about the environment and player actions.
We can see that the HD 4830 does lag behind the HD 4850 a fair bit again, but at up to 1920 x 1200 you shouldn't have any drama playing Left 4 Dead at its max settings.


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Joe Paterno's family announced Friday it will launch the Paterno Foundation.The family broke the news when it launched a website selling a DVD of the Jan. 26 memorial service for Penn State's legendary head coach. All proceeds from the sale of the $19.95 DVD will go to Special Olympics Pennsylvania.
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aggression (ə-grěsh'ən) Pronunciation Key
Behavior that is meant to intimidate or injure an animal of the same species or of a competing species but is not predatory. Aggression may be displayed during mating rituals or to defend territory, as by the erection of fins by fish and feathers by birds. |
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