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Welcome to Real Science Radio: with co-hosts Bob Enyart and Fred Williams who talk about science to debunk evolution and to show the evidence for the creator God including from biology, geology, astronomy, and physics. (For example, mutations will give you bad legs long before you'd get good wings.) Not only do we get to debate Darwinists and atheists like Lawrence Krauss, AronRa, and Eugenie Scott, and easily take potshots from popular evolutionists like PZ Myers, Phil Plait, and Jerry Coyne, but we also occasionally interview the outstanding scientists who dare to challenge today's accepted creed that nothing created everything.
RSR: Another missing link, or just a bad set of teeth?
Mental Floss: Dr. Ed Boudreaux, president of RMCF joins Fred in the studio to talk about the memo the good folks in the blizzard-riddled North East, and those in Colorado who just endured a 103 year record-breaking snowfall in February, failed to get - that we're in the midst of man-made Global Warming! Oh wait, its now called "Climate Change". Other fun topics include the Pope's caving in on the Big Bang, another "missing link" (more like missing teeth), and the origin of shaking hands to pass on odors as a signal (huh?).
RSR: Noted Physicist John Hartnett Our Big Bang List Pt 2
* Australian Scientist John Hartnett evaluates RSR's Evidence Against the Big Bang: As a college professor, a cosmologist, and an award-winning physicist co-creator of the most precise clock ever made by human beings, Dr. Hartnett is qualified to evaluate the validity of RSR's list of peer-reviewed scientific discoveries that contradict, even as admitted by their discoverers, the predictions of the big bang theory. Discussed: distant "mature" galaxies; missing antimatter; "too perfect" spirals; nine billion years of missing metal; Sun missing 99% of its expected spin; etc.
* Following Dr. Hartnett & His Work at CMI: Here at Real Science Radio we keep up with the latest in the the rough-and-tumble field of cosmology by following JohnHartnett.org and Dr. Hartnett's articles at creation.com.
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Noted Physicist John Hartnett on Our Big Bang List
* Australian Scientist John Hartnett evaluates RSR's Evidence Against the Big Bang: As a college professor, a cosmologist, and an award-winning physicist co-creator of the most precise clock ever made by human beings, Dr. Hartnett is qualified to evaluate the validity of RSR's list of peer-reviewed scientific discoveries that contradict, even as admitted by their discoverers, the predictions of the big bang theory. Discussed: distant "mature" galaxies; missing antimatter; "too perfect" spirals; nine billion years of missing metal; Sun missing 99% of its expected spin; etc.
* Following Dr. Hartnett & His Work at CMI: Here at Real Science Radio we keep up with the latest in the the rough-and-tumble field of cosmology by following JohnHartnett.org and Dr. Hartnett's articles at creation.com.
Come on out to the next RSR Seminar!
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RSR: Historical & Observational Science Equally Good
* Can You Know a House Had a Builder? Creation organizations attempt to diminish "historical" science as compared to "observational" science. That claim, at odds with the overwhelming success of forensic science, comes awfully close to the false materialist claim that you can only really know what your five senses tell you. Question: Can you have a certainty that a house had a builder, even if you did not see your home being built? Yes. For, if you cannot trust your mind to ascertain many things that absolutely have happened in the past, then neither could you trust your eyes about what is happening in the present.
* Arguments Creationists Should Not Use: Don't use the argument that historical science has less validity as compared to observational science. As a Real Science Radio listener says, Answers in Genesis shouldn't pull the rug out from under Ken Ham's own signature flood observation. For, "Billions of dead things, buried in rock layers, laid down by water, all over the earth—is historical science—in action!"
* Reporters/Bloggers Claim Ham & Sarfati Reject Historical Science: Jonathan Sarfati posted on Facebook this week that a friendly reporter overstated her case, in that Dr. Sarfati does not reject historical science, but draws a distinction between it and observational science. Also this week Ken Ham offered, as a seeming general defense of creationism, that his opponents misunderstand the difference between historical and observational science. However, this is no defense of creationism. Arguing against the qualitative distinctions that creationists draw between these scientific disciplines, RSR hosts Bob Enyart and Fred Williams review this RSR article:
Creation Movement Wrong on Historical Science
Does the creation.com article CSI and evolution use good argumentation or poor and arbitrary evidence to justify its claim of a qualitative distinction between observational and historical science? At Real Science Radio, we suggest that the creation movement generally, and in particular the article's publisher, Creation Ministries International, and Answers in Genesis and Ken Ham in his debate with Bill Nye, err in their effort to diminish forensic science of the past as compared to the science of ongoing processes.
RSR on Euthanasia, Dawkins, & Eagle Eggs
* RSR Addresses Some Absolutes: Real Science Radio hosts Bob Enyart and Fred Williams air audio of evolutionist Richard Dawkins advocating the killing of handicapped newborns and toddlers. The guys express their moral outrage and show how widespread this horrific evolutionary development has become. Then, going back two decades into the Bob Enyart Live archives, the guys aired a clip about the killing of two eagle eggs which outraged a couple of pro-choice callers.
Come on out to the next RSR Seminar!
RSR's List of Evidence Against the Big Bang
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Where: Lake of the Pines
RSR: Now, Every (Comet) Scientist Works for Walt Brown!
* Another Confirmed Prediction from Creationist Walt Brown: Regarding the confirmation of yet another astounding science prediction, Bob Enyart interviews Dr. Walt Brown, author of the hydroplate theory explanation of the global flood and the many resulting broken features of our Earth and solar system. The European Space Agency has just released high-resolution images of Comet 67P along with the assessment of their scientists that they may have found unexpectedly large rounded boulders (up to 10-feet in diameter) that may be the comet's building blocks! This interview presents this latest discovery which, though it has shocked so many secular astronomers, has confirmed Walt Brown's specific prediction, published 13 years ago in the 7th Edition of his book In the Beginning, about the composition of comets. See more at rsr.org/comets and rsr.org/predictions.
* RSR Volunteer Needed: RSR needs a transcript of the JPG image of John Buchanan's 1905 Letter to the Editor that's over at rsr.org/john-buchanan. If you will do this for us, please then email your transcript to firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you! -The RSR Crew
* Today's Resources: Check out RSR's Global Flood & Hydroplate Theory video (on DVD, Blu-ray, or download). And you can enjoy the 6-disc standard audio CD set The Hydroplate Theory & Dr. Walt Brown on the Air or get the entire set on a single MP3 CD, both of which contain eleven radio programs. Bob Enyart also highly recommends Dr. Walt Brown's fabulous book, In the Beginning! Order by clicking the link, or calling us at 800-8Enyart (800 836-9278)!
And come on out to the RSR Big Bang Seminar in Indy on March 7th!
Two Fathers of Evolution Theory and Natural Selection
* Alfred Russel Wallace and Charles Darwin: Real Science Radio host Bob Enyart interviews science historian professor Michael Flannery on the two fathers of evolution theory and natural selection, Alfred Russel Wallace and Charles Darwin. To reinforce current scientific dogma, most or all attention is typically given to Darwin with Wallace' role downplayed because he rejected Darwin's methodological naturalism, showing that rejection of materialism is not a science stopper.
* Add to this Show Summary: Bob Enyart Live and Real Science Radio are always looking for volunteers to help in many different ways. For example, if you'd like to add to this (and perhaps other) "show summaries", by beefing them up with more particulars, quotes, links to interview subjects, etc., covered in the programs themselves, then please click to "Volunteer" and make sure to indicate "writing" as something you'd like to help with. Thanks so much! -Bob Enyart
RSR Enjoys Don Batten's Creationist Contributions
Real Science Radio hosts Bob Enyart and Fred Williams discuss the great article by Don Batten in a recent issue of Creation magazine titled Creationist contributions to science. As reported in the same Fall 2014 issue, the guys also chat about the evolution professor who went nuts on campus praising Darwin, the two additional canyons that geologists have admitted formed rapidly, and a so-called "primitive" single-celled organism actually being a wildly complex quantum mechanical function. :)
RSR: Jesus & Anne Habermehl Use the Septuagint
Real Science Radio host Bob Enyart interviews creation author Anne Habermehl on the Septuagint, which is a Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament, the version of the Scriptures frequently quoted from in the New Testament by Jesus Christ and his apostles. Instead of using a 6,000-year age for the Earth, RSR has always said that God created the Earth "less than 10,000 years ago", in part because the Septuagint's ages for the patriarchs calculates to a 7,500 year old earth. Very recently, Dr. Walt Brown's efforts, see rsr.org/hpt, to scientifically date the global flood, yield a date consistent with Septuagint.
RSR: Renowned Scientist Sternberg on Junk DNA
* Another Man's Treasure: Real Science Radio host Bob Enyart interviews former Smithsonian researcher Dr. Richard Sternberg, one of the key scientists in the history of the debate over junk DNA. Ben Stein's movie "Expelled" profiled this highly credentialed and widely published evolutionary biologist. Bob's guest explains some of the astounding functionality of the human genome and describes the shrinking case for the neo-Darwinist claim that most of our DNA is functionless. Dr. Sternberg also comments on an audio clip from 17 years ago when famed atheist evolutionist Eugenie Scott presented Junk DNA to Bob Enyart as her best evidence against an intelligent designer.
* Sternberg's Bio, Research, & Publications: To keep up with Richard Sternberg (if you can), you can follow his research through his publication and see how his views on evolution changed, all at his site, RichardSternberg.com.
* Dawkins Validates the Intelligent Design Argument: In the film that profiled Dr. Sternberg's ouster from the Smithsonian, Ben Stein's movie Expelled, Richard Dawkins admited that microbiology could provide the evidence for the intelligent design of life on Earth. From about 85 minutes into the film (and 3 minutes into the clip below), Ben Stein asks, "What do you think is the possibility that intelligent design might turn out to be the answer to some issues in genetics or in evolution?" Here's a transcript of the reply:
"It could come about in the following way. It could be that at some earlier time somewhere in the universe a civilization evolved, by probably some kind of Darwinian means, to a very, very high level of technology, and designed a form of life that they seeded onto perhaps this planet. Now that is a possibility, and an intriguing possibility. And I suppose that it's possible that you might find evidence for that if you look at the details of biochemistry and molecular biology. You might find a signature of some sort of designer… And that designer could well be a higher intelligence from elsewhere in the universe." -Richard Dawkins, in Expelled
* See more on Dawkins: For some ironic observations about Richard Dawkins, see realscienceradio.com/Dawkins.
* I Saw "Expelled" 15 Times: As part of the American RTL movie marathon, Real Science Radio host Bob Enyart saw Ben Stein's film 15 times with other ARTL members in Colorado theaters during opening weekend. The widespread claim by evolutionists that somehow atheist Richard Dawkins was misrepresented by editing or tricked about the topic of discussion is untenable. Dawkins is engaged in the discussion with Stein; he admits that the complexity observed in microbiology could be evidence that life on earth originated from a higher intelligence, somewhere out there in the universe. Of course, he claims that such a higher life-form must have evolved by some kind of Darwinian mechanism. But if genetic and cellular complexity provides evidence that life on earth is too complex to arise by chance, then evolutionists like Dawkins and Francis Crick are just punting to claim it must have originated somewhere else. The film is powerful.


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RMI Guide Bryan Hendrick took on a little side project this summer: between his climbs of Mt. Rainier, Bryan built a portable tiny house on a 16' trailer that he can tow behind his truck. Working in the yard in Ashford, Bryan took 3 months to build a 192 square foot house. A few days ago Bryan packed up his climbing gear - and his house - and headed off to Leavenworth, WA, where he is planning on parking it for the winter.
"Driving the house to Leavenworth was exciting to say the least. With the recent snow fall, Chinook Pass had less than ideal driving conditions the day I drove the house over. The road was snow covered and a little wet in places. At 8'6" wide, it's not something you want to tow too often," said Bryan.
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Bryan Hendrick is a mountain guide for RMI Expeditions. When not climbing mountains or building houses, Bryan works for Naturalist at Large and the Stevens Pass Ski Patrol. He will also be out in the mountains preparing for several AMGA courses this spring.
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I've been looking into doing a tiny house myself. Your finished product looks great! Cedar exterior? What did you do for interior finishes? Do you have any additional photos to share? Safe travels, ... Kevin in PA
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The slow food - money connection was made long ago and it is spreading, slowly, inexorably and redeeming.
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Are you really still stuck with the EMH in the academic/technocratic circles? Let's tackle Markowitz and his assumptions, at least!
Financial crisis made the world economy keep going recession. It needs to take time to let it recover. During this time, it will be hard for every countries which are suffered by financial crisis. The government should think about the proper methods to change the bad phenomenon as soon as possible.
what you gotta do, you put others to do. sure that the other is gonna steal you. if your eye is not on what is yours, you expect what? roman saying of 2 000 years: justice does not help the one who sleeps. being lazy is not free, it's the dearest thing.
In finance as in everything else, everything old is new again.
Does the manager of a fast fund make millions of dollars?
Does the manager of a slow one make millions of dollars?
The problem is not the behavior of the funds, it's that the fund managers are rewarded regardless of whether their fund behaves responsibly or not.
A fund manager could throw darts to pick companies and they'd still get their six figure salary.
If we want fund managers to behave responsibly there have to be real personal consequences, not "You tried your best, nobody's perfect, here's a quarter of a million dollar severance check."
The worst penalty for irresponsibility is that you lose your job and have to content yourself with being incredibly wealthy instead of obscenely wealthy.
I think Warren Buffet remains the main propenent of value investing - hardly a new concept. And by my reckoning he seems to have done rather well - though he was reasonably old by the time he was a mega, mega billionaire.
Just because some (hedge?) fund manager (with a conscience or at least an apologist for the rest of the shower of s***e that is the city of london) has had a bit of luck lately we are now to believe that the financial sector will somehow reform itself and that everything will be ok after all because now they will look only for real value. The small investor, and especially the salaried saver (unit trusts etc), has been completely shafted by the financial sector over the last 30 years why should they listen to anyone from that bloated rentier class. The EMH is wrong then, oh please.
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Free software may stem from a research mind-set, where shared results lead to a greater good. Free software has built this around various licenses such as GPL and BSD. The ideals behind free software have spread beyond software and can also be seen in other areas: documentation, game mods, illustrations, music - all types of content creation can be licensed in an open and free way.
One problem with all these licenses, as well as the plethora of closed and proprietary offerings makes it hard to find proper, open, material to start from when creating derived works. Here, creative commons enters the picture with CC Search. To quote the website, CC search is:
With CC Search, we give you quick and easy access to the freely licensed content available from many of the world's top content providers.
The metadata attached to our licenses allow content providers easy ways to search within their libraries for licensed content. ...
Recently CC Search has released a new beta version with a new interface. The goal of the redesign was to be able to be able to work with more search result providers.
Even if CC Search gives you a result it is important to double check that the license permits what you have in mind. Here, again, creative commons must be given credit. Their system with signs makes it easy to locate the license that you are after.
Adriaan de Groot (from KDE, NLUUG and FSFE) has created a similar system for common source code licenses. I like to his blog although the proper link seems to be down as I write this.
If you want to search for source code with a given license, try using koderz. The idea seems great, but I have no first hand experience in using the service in any real project (yet).
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We were making the move in our compact cars, driving back and forth across the 79th Street Causeway with futons and chairs poking out of the windows. On one of the last runs, my partner arrived before I did. When I pulled up, he rushed to the curb. "Call 911," he yelled. "There are two prostitutes smoking crack on our back porch."
As I dialed the police on my cell phone, the coughing woman emerged from behind our house. She was upright now, her face lit by a defiant smile. "What are you doing?" my partner demanded. "Nothing," she shot back, her mild manner transformed into superhero bravado. Behind her followed an African-American woman in her late thirties. Knots of short hair stood up on her head, and the Mickey Mouse T-shirt she wore hung down to her knees. As I tried to convince an officer to send a patrol car, my partner trailed the two women out of our yard, threatening them with the things that he would do if he ever found them on our property again. The coughing woman laughed and strutted down the street. The woman in the Mickey Mouse shirt stood in front of me on the sidewalk, calmly insisting that she had not been smoking crack. "It was the other two," she said, referring to her companion and some man we had not seen. "I had to follow them because they stole my bag."
She explained that thieves routinely leap the fence into our yard and then leap out again on the other side with stolen goods. "I had to follow them," she repeated in English and then in a Spanish that sounded neither Latin nor Anglo. "My parents came from Aruba," she offered, ignoring my partner's yelling as though we were chatting at a cocktail party. Her tale told, she walked away.
Overhearing this exchange, the officer on the phone asked if we still needed help. When I pleaded, she told me in a tone used to indulge spoiled children that she would send a cruiser over shortly. We carried furniture and boxes from the cars to the house while we waited, pausing now and then to talk to our new neighbor Anthony and his wife, Claire (not their real names; all names in this story have been changed to protect identities). "That woman is always back there," said Claire. "We've been telling her to stay out." Her husband added: "Drugs is not all they do back there. People have no respect for themselves. We're glad you're here."
A police car arrived as we carried the last load into the house. I told the officer about the two women, and he explained how I could file a report that would allow police to arrest anyone on our property, even when we were not there to file a complaint. "There has to be a victim for there to be a crime," he said. With a report on file, we would be prefab victims. "Every patrol car will pass by three times every shift," he said reassuringly. After filing our complaint at the Liberty City NET (Neighborhood Enhancement Team) office, we stopped at the local Walgreen's to buy the "No Trespassing" sign the officer suggested. Putting the sign into a brown paper bag, the cashier observed, "I don't think anyone pays any attention to these."
We did not want to believe her. We loved our new little house, and we wanted to stay there.
I first saw the house on the way home from my Haitian Kreyol class. I pulled over to take a better look at the "For Sale" sign strapped to the chainlink fence: two bedrooms, large bath, brand-new kitchen, all for only $800 down. I called the number on the sign and waited for the owner to show me the property. Bright pink with an almost perfectly square façade, the tiny structure looked like a confection. A single palm tree arched over the trim front yard. Tidy steps led to a sea-blue door. Leaning over the handrails on the front landing, I could peer through the windows into the narrow living room: white walls, white tile floor. The windows along the side of the house were too high for me to see inside, even as I jumped and tried to pull myself up by the iron security bars.
As I hung, feet dangling from the bars, an amiable African-American man in his late twenties approached. Introducing himself as Charles, he offered to give me a tour of the grounds while I waited. "I'm showing her the back yard," Charles said to an older African-American man who had just opened his screen door one house down. "Well, you oughta know," said the man warily. "You spend enough time back there."


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Bobbing for Another Apple
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Apple (AAPL - Get Report) demonstrated amazing predictability based on the chart pattern lately.
A few days ago I wrote an article about Apple bottoming. You can read
Another common name for investors' unwillingness to sell is "strong hands," and that's where Apple is right now. The bulk of investors are not willing to sell because they don't have a better place to put their money.
The most common question I'm receiving now concerns Apple's upcoming earnings release. I understand the enthusiasm (some may call it worry), but I caution long-term investors not to get too caught up over one quarter. It's not healthy from a mental or financial point of view.
Shrinking margins have become the Wicked Witch of the West, and lower purchase orders by Apple appear to be a Wicked Witch of the East. (Was there a Wicked Witch of the East? I don't know, but you get the point). Both of these issues may help sell newspapers and help some in the media look smart, but you will overvalue both of the metrics at your own financial peril. Here's why. Apple's margins are massive by any standard. After adjusting for the largest reasonable cuts to gross and net margins, Apple still maintains a lead in margins that competitors Nokia (NOK), Research In Motion (RIMM), Microsoft (MSFT), and Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) would love to enjoy. My estimated forward looking operating margins: Apple: Minimum of 30%-33%, but I believe 33-36% is more likely. Nokia: 1%-2% estimated best case, although they may not have any. RIM: 3%-6% estimated best case, but 0%-3% is more likely. MSFT: 28%-32% Sirius: 25%-26%
We can add in Intel (INTC - Get Report), DELL (DELL), and IBM (IBM), and the song remains the same. A drop in margins still leaves Apple as the one to take home. Net margins largely follow the same pattern on a relative basis. Dollar for dollar invested, investors can expect a greater return on investment with Apple than most any other technology company. The price-to-earnings ratio is pricing in zero growth. No one is reasonably suggesting that Apple will not at least have the second best quarter ever if they don't report the best in both revenue and earnings.
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C2E2: Marvel Teases THREE MONTHS TO DIE For Wolverine, STORM Solo Book
By Charles Webb on April 27, 2014
It's easy to roll your eyes when a publisher talks about killing off a major character. When it's Wolverine, you might actually strain your eye nerves, given how his healing factor is a built-in get-out-of-being-dead-free card.
But Marvel and writer Charles Soule are promising that the upcoming "Three Months to Die" arc isn't just serving as the kind of story that will shake up the comic universe, but be the kind of story that the character could look back on after his (wholly inevitable) return to life and say, "Yeah, that was a good way to go," according to Soule.
Comic Book Resources provided an excellent roundup of the "Three Months to Die" panel, which teased out details from the summer event as well as its ramifications for the other books in the X-line, particularly a solo Storm book by Greg Pak with art by Victor Ináñez, as well as the "World Without Wolverine" event, which will look at a Marvel U minus the one-time berserker Canadian.
The beginning of Wolverine's end kicks off with Wolverine #8 in June, running through issue #12, following the loss of the character's healing factor. When his many enemies get wind of the fact that he's no longer a walking resurrection, they plan their revenge with the help of an unseen mastermind. Who would hate Wolverine enough to lead a group of Wolverine haters while going out of their way to hide their identity? I'm just going to say it's Romulus, back from the dead, and assume that just about everyone has forgotten about that terrible, terrible character.
According to Soule, "Each of the four issues has a slightly different focus. It's a focus on a different time period of Logan's adventures… and on a different type of Logan."
"World Without Wolverine," meanwhile, will offer glimpses into what life is like without Logan using both events in the immediate aftermath of his death as well as flash-forwards involving characters like Quentin Quire (who'll also be meeting up with the All-New X-Men in Brian Michael Bendis' book).
If you're feeling all Wolverine-d out, Greg Rucka will drop the super serious Cyclops into a space-faring adventure with his pirate father Corsair, while Amazing X-Men gets a standalone issue from Kathryn Immonen before Craig Kyle and Chris Yost take over as the regular writing team with "World War Wendigo" in a story focusing on X-23 and Alpha Flight.
Meanwhile, another very, very exposed character, Deadpool, will get a reprint of the Infinite Comics digital strip Deadpool: Dracula's Gauntlet, and Deadpool Vs. X-Force will tell the tale of the first meeting between the '90s incarnation of the team and Wade Wilson from writer Duane Swierczynski with art by Pepe Larraz. The "Original Sin" event will also show readers the terrible thing that happened to Deadpool's parents.
Finally, fall of 2014 will bring an event called "Axis," teased with a title at the end of the panel. "Axis of Evil?" Maybe some kind of new Brotherhood? Your guess is as good as mine.
This just blew my mind. I'm at a loss for words.
So they're hoping for the Captain America treatment but with Wolverine and a much lesser writer. Color me unimpressed. ("Unimpressed" is between Peach and Periwinkle in your crayon box.)
KILL THE WOLF ? SICK OF HIM OR NOT ….HOW CAN HE BE REPLACED ? WHO GETS THE BRAGGING RITES ? WHO,S GONNA GO 10,000,000,000 ROUNDS WITH THE HULK ? OR DATE BAT WOMAN ? SHI* …lets just get rid of the x men all together ! CYCLOPS IS A SNORE …STORM IS TOO …..GAMBIT AT LEAST HAS SCARY FOES IN THE BYUE , COLOSSUS IS A KILLER [killed rip tide ] kitty pride too ! after being brain washed by a ninja after LOGAN , IF ANY ONE IS GONNA KILL THE WOLVERINE , BETTER MAKE IT SOME ONE COOL !!!! HELL A COOL !!!!
Meh. He will be back.
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Meh. Nothing will ever replace Barry Allen dying and actually staying dead for decades.
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[…] But Marvel and writer Charles Soule are promising that the upcoming "Three Months to Die" arc isn't just serving as the kind of story that will shake up the comic universe, but be the kind of story that the character could look back on after his (wholly inevitable) return to life and say, "Yeah, that was a good way to go," according to Soule…. read more […]


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Band sucks because it led me to a terrible username four years ago. Downloading this now.
hate this band
Digging: Built to Spill - There's Nothing Wrong with Love
sweet, need to check this
Digging: Big Blood - Double Days II
will check
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffDon't really agree with a lot said here, but meh, that's what opinions are for, eh? lol I was really blown away by this: I really think this is the middle ground for both sides. Kyo's vocals a fairly clean in most of the tracks, but musically it has a lot more depth. The guitars are bloody fantastic in all the tracks. Macabre was a defininte stand-out track. Have a pos.
i liked this bands latest 2 offerings, gonna check now.
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Album Rating: 4.5I enjoyed their last two a lot. Must check this out.
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Need to check this out after writing stuff gets done, nice review, pos'd
Album Rating: 4.0Really stoked to check this out
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Such a boring album.
This as bad as the last one?
Digging: Imperial Triumphant - Abyssal Gods
Album Rating: 4.0That acoustic version of The Final is so good! That in and of itself is worth the listen for sure. I really dig these guys still.
@Xeno, slight improvement - nothing worth mentioning though.
Album Rating: 4.0nah this isn't going to change your opinion of the band
Album Rating: 4.0still love this band.
Album Rating: 4.0I thought the title track was a lot better than a lot of the stuff on DSS. Still dunno what I'm gonna rate this, though.
oh man this is already out, will get
Album Rating: 4.0Fuck! I forgot all about this. Definitely checking it out this weekend.
Album Rating: 4.5Boring my ass, this rules hard.
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Well, if I had to make the choice, I'd go the extra-cautious route and trade down to somewhere in the 20s, hopefully securing an 08 first rounder from a team chasing a QB. In the 20s, I envision one of those top linebackers still being around - Timmons, Buster Davis, Patrick Willis (I particularly like Willis) - and us snapping him up. Quite frankly, the early 2nd round is where there's a run on linebackers as there was last year, so if we're picking say 26th, we should have our pick of quality guys. Last year D'Qwell Jackson and DeMeco Ryans were picked early in the 2nd. If we get a tackling machine like Ryans, I think I can wait till next year to get that impact player.
What the STEELERS will do is highly likely to be sit at 15 and wait for the dumb franchises before us screw up their picks (Because you know you can't be picking in the top 10 if you're a superbly run organisation). Then when some stud like Adrian Peterson (seriously guys, I see another Tomlinson here) drops to us, we pick him and pat ourselves on the back. So trading up seems unlikely and, in my view, unnecessary.
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The Problem with Wikipedia |
Title text: 'Taft in a wet t-shirt contest' is the key image here. |
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This comic illustrates the "problems" of information explosion coupled with a dense web of hypertext links. Through most of human history, written media has been both slow and linear. Hypertext allows a new type of information consumption, through small chunks of information linked together in a web of related concepts, and by being digital, each new chunk can be retrieved quickly and effortlessly. Wikipedia applies this principle very strongly, and because it covers so many topics, it is common for a reader to skim an article about a topic they need or want to know about, and end up following a series of links out of curiosity. Since each new page also has several links, the overall navigation pattern resembles a tree that branches out, "exploding" in size with each new level of link-clicking, thus resulting in many wasted hours (three in this case) of reading stuff unrelated to the original goal, and lots of open browser tabs holding a wide variety of articles, which are seemingly unrelated, but have common "ancestors".
Due to the ever changing nature of Wikipedia, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge entry on Wikipedia no longer links to 'Structural Collapse, requiring an intermediate step via 'Tacoma Narrows Bridge (1940)', and ultimately being redirected to 'Structural integrity and failure'. Finding routes between the start and end points make good challenges in the Wikipedia game.
The table below will list one valid route for each destination article, though it is not necessarily the most efficient route. Note that these routes may become invalid as articles are edited.
The title text refers to two of the articles that were supposedly reached at the bottom. William Howard Taft was the 27th President of the U.S., in office from 1909 to 1913, who was notorious for being so overweight that he became stuck in the White House bathtub. A wet T-shirt contest "is an exhibitionistic competition typically featuring young women contestants at a nightclub, bar, or resort." Clearly the combination of these two would be rather bizarre.
One can also see this effect occur in other Media Wiki powered wikis such as this very website, where one comic can lead to another of similar relation or category.
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- The Problem With Wikipedia:
- Tacoma Narrows Bridge
- [Lines Lead to] Suspension Bridge [and] Structural collapse
- Three hours of fascinated clicking later
- William Howard Taft
- 24-Hour Analog Dial
- Lesbianism in Erotica
- Batman [leads to] Fatal Hilarity
- Taylor Hanson
- Cotton [leads to] T-Shirt [leads to] Wet T-Shirt Contest
I was unable to find the fatal hilarity link from the Batman page. I call shenanigans. Davidy22(talk) 23:16, 1 November 2012 (UTC)
This always happens to me on Wikipedia! Glad to know I'm not alone :) 18.104.22.168 (talk) (please sign your comments with ~~~~)
If I had a dollar for every wiki article I read that had nothing to do with the initial reason I opened Wikipedia, I'm guessing I could buy myself that motorcycle I've always wanted. Also, it's been a long time since I last read any Asimov, but didn't he describe, in the Foundation series if I remember correctly, something very similar to Wikipedia? I wonder if that was any inspiration to the creators of Wikipedia. Militon (talk) 09:22, 19 February 2014 (UTC)
This happens to me on explainxkcd. This should be added to explanation, which will make it self-referential comic. 18.104.22.168 15:10, 6 July 2014 (UTC)
So I thought I would try and complete the wikipath to Lesbianism in Erotica while on a break at work... Bad move, all the 'What Links Here' pages are pornography related, and my boss just happened to appear at the wrong moment. --Pudder (talk) 12:29, 2 February 2015 (UTC)


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Can anyone suggest a remedy for the idiot who over-rinsed the grain in a Pseudo-Sparge of a partial-mash oatmeal stout? The Tannins are a little overwhelming. Perhaps some honey boiled with a little h2o and added directly to the keg? Any suggestions are apprecieated, thanks.
i believe tannins will settle out w/ time, but we are talking a long time
I had one beer that was awful tannin-y and the taste mellowed very much at the two month mark. I say brew again and wait it out!
How long has it been since you brewed?
gelatin finings are supposed to reduce tannins.
It's actually really hard to extract a lot of tannins out of a PM with dark grains, like what you would use for a stout. Are you sure it isn't the flavour of the dark roasted grains you are tasting? They can be awfully bitter, especially when the beer is still pretty green. But it will mellow with time. Most stouts really benefit from at least a month of conditioning.
Gelatin finings can be used to reduce tannins. Tannins will fade with time,though. I'd leave it alone for 2-3 months.
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Finish are one of, in not the best trusted dishwasher tabs in the UK.
And the first thing that came to mind for me is my Lumia 620. Not that specifically though, Windows Phone in general. I love mine.
WP's do have some stupid limits at the moment such as a universal sound control, i.e. if you're using your phone for music (which I do on occasion) texts and call sounds come through really loud - also through both the phone speaker and headphones. That is being fixed in the next major update though.
But I really love the live tiles and find it really intuitive to use. And it's speedy eventhough the 620 is a budget model.
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Hello, reader, and welcome to my profile page!
All righty then, allow me to tell you about me.
You see, I originally came across this very message board back in 2004 through a simple Google Search for Sonic the Hedgehog. For the longest time, I was just a lurker, watching the goings-on of this site from afar. Although I originally made an account here back in late 2007, due to my online shyness, it went mostly underused and was ultimately wiped out with the server wipe of 2009. From there, I mostly kept myself on TV Tropes, though I was also a frequenter of TSSZ News, the SEGA Forums and GameFAQs' own Sonic boards--ultimately, though, I mostly forgot about this site.
However, with the 2010 release of Sonic Colors, I decided to give this site a visit, just to see how the game was received in the Sonic community. Though I was initially surprised by how different things looked at the time from my last major visit, I came to like how more accessible it now was. For the next few months, I went back to my lurking routine, reading the posts and gauging how the users act and how they would if I were to join. This came to a head on July 16, 2011 when, just two days before I was to take a mandatory trip to the other side of the US, I finally made an account here again. Although it took me some time--I think about a couple months--I eventually found my niche in the Sonic Stadium Message Board community and, from there, the rest was more or less history.
Nowadays, I'm just your typical once-hardcore, now-intermediate gamer who has a special appreciation for the Sonic series. A somewhat shy and quiet Gentle Giant, I have a generally positive outlook on life--the way I figure things, time spent angsting over matters that you can affect is time better spent doing things proactively. Although I have a reputation here for having a "meh" attitude (meaning that I think they're average in a negative way), there isn't much of anything that I think is genuinely "meh" or worse. I just prefer to focus on things that I'm interested in--if there's something that I'm not, then I just leave it be and move on. That's just how I work.
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My magnum opus, of sorts. Based on the events of the game, The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, along with some plot elements and references from Sonic Unleashed, the story chronicles Sonic the Hedgehog and Tatl Berylia and their journey through the four corners of Termina to seek the help necessary to stop the catastrophic descent of the rogue moon before it annihilates the world. Essentially, it's a Sonic the Hedgehog/The Legend of Zelda crossover retelling of the story for Majora's Mask. A work-in-progress, there are currently 10 chapters up on FanFiction.net, with Chapter 11 underway.
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This is a oneshot based on Mad Gear Zone, Act 3 from Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1. It dramatizes what would likely happen if Sonic mistakenly forgot to trigger a switch that would get him out of a room that would soon get crushed by that Wall of Death, and promptly pays the penalty for his grave error.
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Javon Walker should be a long shot to make the Vikings, but if Minnesota is counting on anything from the receiver the team might have more worries at the position than thought, Kevin Seifert writes. Blog
Less than a week after former Packers quarterback Brett Favre decided to return for another season in Minnesota, the Vikings are planning on signing former Packers wide receiver Javon Walker on Monday, a source close to the situation told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
Walker experienced his greatest success with Favre as his quarterback and Minnesota is hoping for more of the same.
Walker, whose only Pro Bowl season came in 2004 with the Packers when Favre was his quarterback, hasn't had a 1,000-yard receiving season since 2006 when he was with the Denver Broncos.
Walker, however, clashed with Favre before he left the Packers in a trade after the 2005 season. Favre torched Walker for skipping the Green Bay Packers' 2005 minicamp. Walker was seeking a new contract at the time.
A year later, Walker asked the Packers to trade him in part because of Favre's comments. The Broncos acquired Walker from Green Bay for a second-round pick in the 2006 draft.
Denver cut Walker after the 2007 season because he had major problems with his knees and lost his ability to separate from defenders. The Oakland Raiders, however, gave him a six-year, $55 million deal with $16 million in guaranteed money.
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Portsmouth 1-1 Preston: Report
Halford puts brakes on PNEGreg Halford's header midway through the second half rescued a point for Portsmouth in a 1-1 draw and checked Preston's hopes of a great escape.North End led in the 32nd minute as in-form striker Iain Hume grabbed his sixth goal in as many games.Preston proceeded to dominate the periods either side of half-time and a fourth win in five games looked on the cards for Phil Brown's men.However slack marking allowed Halford to nod an equaliser and some shaky defending in the closing stages meant Portsmouth might have claimed all three points.Preston sit ahead of bottom club Sheffield United on goal difference and are seven points from npower Championship safety with six games to play.Aaron Mokoena and Joel Ward came into the Portsmouth line-up for Ricardo Rocca and Liam Lawrence, who missed out through suspension and injury respectively, while Preston were unchanged from the side that lost 2-1 at Reading on Tuesday.The visitors could have opened the scoring inside the first 30 seconds, but on-loan Fulham forward Eddie Johnson fired wide from 15 yards following some cute build up play from Hume.Ward had Portsmouth's first chance, and perhaps should have done better when his shot from David Cotterill's cross was saved by Iain Turner in the Preston goal.Hume was proving to be a constant threat for North End and he capitalised on a slip from Mokoena in the 11th minute but slashed wide.Just before the half-hour Portsmouth's former Preston striker David Nugent darted towards the area and cleverly exchanged passes with Hayden Mullins before shooting wide from 18 yards.Moments later a low drive from makeshift North End full-back Barry Nicholson drew a save from Jamie Ashdown.However the Pompey goalkeeper was soon picking the ball out of his net.Following his early chance, Johnson turned provider as Hume sprung the offside trap to collect his pass and coolly slot home.Preston ended the opening period in the ascendancy and nine minutes before half-time Hume almost netted again, but Ashdown saved well after the Canadian forward met Nicholson's cross on the volley.The second half began in similar fashion and Keith Tracey collected Hume's pass to draw another save from Ashdown.Johnson then headed goalwards and a mishit cross from Tracey almost looped in, so it came as a surprise when Portsmouth levelled in the 62nd minute.The goal will have disappointed North End boss Brown as Halford was allowed space to power in a free header from Mullins' corner.Five minutes later Halford almost repeated the trick, but Turner save with his feet.Hume continued to be Preston's main threat and in the 70th minute he engineered space to fire a left-foot shot that saw Ashdown smartly down to his right to tip round the post.Back came Portsmouth and with 15 minutes to go Ward came within inches of turning in Nugent's cross at the far post.It was the home side who finished the stronger as Nugent shot wide in the 80th minute and a barrage of late corners and long throws wrought havoc in the Preston box.
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The Vikings have activated him, and he will play the remaining preseason games.
The East Texan has been recovering from a very serious knee injury.
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