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BURLINGTON, N.C. - Pfeiffer University, ranked #11 in the nation and #2 in the Conference Carolinas tournament, took a 10-1 lead into the half and cruised to a 14-8 victory over Queens in the second men's lacrosse semifinal contest on Friday night. The Falcons improve to 12-3 overall with the six-goal victory in a soggy Williams Stadium while ending the Royals season at 7-7.
Robert Hope started scoring just 52 seconds into Friday night as Elliot Gilbert assisted on the game's first goal. Just two minutes later, Steven Tilmon would find the back of the net for a 2-0 lead before Kory Lutes and Cole Sheen wrapped up first quarter scoring with goals just 43 seconds apart near the four-minute mark of the period.
In the second, Pfeiffer would tally the first four goals of the quarter starting with Gilbert and Matt Michaeli 90 seconds apart before Lutes and Cole Paciejewski would do the same a little over two minutes apart to put the Falcons up 8-0. After Casey Hock got the Royals on the board, James Shepherd and Lutes would close out the half with goals allowing Pfeiffer to carry a 10-1 lead into the half.
Evan Farkas and Michaeli would trade the only goals in a quick third quarter before Shepherd started the fourth with a man-up goal putting the Falcons up 10. Derek Thomas and Paciejewski would record the final two Pfeiffer strikes midway through the period as Queens would score six of their eight goals in the final 15 minutes.
Lutes would lead the Falcons scoring three on the night while Spencer Allen picked up a pair of assists. Mike Triolo scooped up a team-high seven groundballs on defense in front of Hayden Kirk who made 14 saves in Friday's semifinal win.
Pfeiffer will now face Limestone for the fourth-consecutive year in the conference tournament, third-straight in the title match. The Falcons will look to try and snap a seven-game skid against the Saints dating back to a 10-6 win back in 2009. Sunday's championship match will begin 45 minutes after the women's championship tilt (approx. 3:30 p.m.) with live stats available through http://www.gofalconsports.com.

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Maritzburg College will want to return to winning ways when they host KZN rivals Michaelhouse this weekend.
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In other action, Kearsney take on upset boys Northwood while DHS visit St Charles.
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The Colorado Trial Lawyers Association agreed to withdraw this measure on May 6, 2008—as well as the eight others it filed in response to a measure to limit attorney fees—when proponents of that measure (the Attorney Fees Initiative) agreed to also withdraw.[1]
This measure was a citizen-initiated constitutional amendment.
The measure was filed by the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, as part of a group of nine initiatives that are intended to "improve the lives of working families and consumers in Colorado," according to John Sadwith, executive director of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association.[2]
"For too long corporate interests have been put ahead of consumer interests in this state," Sadwich said. "The initiatives filed shift the balance of fairness back to the consumer. Real people in this state deserve a break."[2]
The proposals are believed to be a response to a ballot measure filed earlier this year by former State Legislator Mark Hillman and what Hillman calls a coalition of business interests and grass roots activists. Hillman's proposed initiative would limit attorney's contingency fees in civil court judgments.[2]
One of the measures filed by Sadwith and attorney Scott Wolfe imposes increased state taxes on federal farm subsidies, of which Hillman is reportedly a recipient.[2]
The nine initiatives that were filed as a group target doctors, real estate brokers, corporate executives, and homebuilders. The other eight initiatives are:
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- Initiative 106
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Douglas Friednash, a Denver lawyer who has been critical of the ease with which such measures can make it on the ballot, called the measures "Draconian and disengenuous." He said the measures "go far beyond what the trial lawyers ought to be concerned about."[2]
The measure did not make the ballot.
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Intermediate Corporate Finance
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Part of the finance core. Rigorous treatment of the core concepts of corporate finance for finance majors. Covers capital budgeting, the valuation of firms, and capital structure and payout policies. Makes extensive use of spreadsheet modeling to implement financial models. Serves as a foundation for all 400-level finance electives.
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B. Payout/Plowback Ratios
C. Present Value of Growth Opportunities
D. Building Pro-forma Statements
E. Keeping a Target Leverage Ratio
F. Projecting Sales Growth
G. Valuing Business Segments
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The Miami University Athletics Department has announced two new conveniences for fans, available immediately. Starting today (Nov. 18) fans will have the ability to print tickets from home and have the ability to use the Ticket Advance system to help share unused tickets.
"We are excited about these added conveniences for our fans," said Alex Weikel, Director of Ticket Operations. "We strive to give our fans the best customer service possible and convenience is a big part of customer service."
Printing at home is available for all football, men's and women's basketball and hockey games. Printing tickets from home gives fans the opportunity to avoid Will Call lines or waiting for tickets to arrive through the mail.
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"Ticket Advance will be especially helpful for hockey to make sure we are maximizing capacity every night," said Weikel. "Fans can easily transfer their tickets to other fans even minutes before game time, if something comes up last minute and they aren't able to attend."
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Fung Wah Buses: The Lines are Long, but the Price is Right
By Daniel Derouchie
The line inched forward as the pack of edgy riders clumped tightly to one another filling in any potential gaps where a queue jumper might penetrate. Finally, the door swung open as the spry Asian attendant screamed in broken English, "People with reservation get on first."
This well-intended sentiment seemed to satisfy those in the line who bought tickets on
the Internet, but experience has taught me that this bubbly Asian bus loader has no real intention of waiting very long for all the others who have reserved tickets and aren't standing right here, right now. And why should she, when a billowing line of anxious new ticket holders are right in front of her vying for the seats on the next departing bus to Boston?
Yet once cash-strapped college students discovered the bus line, and its strikingly cheap one-way admittance price, the seats began filling up with a predominantly young, white, 20-something crowd. It has remained this way since.
For a while everything cruised along in Fung Wah's favor. The operators charged $15 for one-way trips between the respective cities and jacked the price up to $25 during peak hours. No one complained though, because even $25 was an amazing bargain.
Then the mechanics of capitalism kicked in and things turned cutthroat. Travel Pack/Lucky Star came onto the scene, setting up a ticket stand right around the corner from Fung Wah's site. Travel Pack/Luck Star offered one-way tickets for an astounding low price of ten bucks. Any hour, anytime – always!
Even Greyhound jumped into the fray briefly, setting up a sales booth a few doors down from Fung Wah (which has since disappeared). Greyhound didn't slash its price to meet the Chinatown carriers, but it did offer a reduced price of $30 one-way; and from what this seasoned rider can detect, Greyhound, and the other commercial carriers with routes serving major northeast destinations, have become the bottom feeders in this highly competitive discount food chain. They're slugs hoping to scarf up the overflow, basically those whose patience and stamina wane trying to get tickets during the peak times aboard one of the Chinatown buses.
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This time I went on the Internet a week in advance and bought two round-trip tickets. I also arrived a half-hour early to check in at the window. Still, I found myself waiting on a long line not knowing if our "reserved" tickets meant we'd be guaranteed a seat on the 6:00 p.m. bus or just an opportunity to stand on line for one of the later buses. I found myself mixed in with riders who had tickets for the five-thirty bus (it was now five-forty, but by Fung Wah standards this was timely).
A seat near the toilet is especially problematic if you're sensitive to foul smells and obese people. The smell of urine mixed with cakes of crystal air fresheners continuously lingers from the bowels of the toilet emitting a sickening, noxious fume. But it's the non-stop foot traffic, the bumping and shuffling of legs and arms and fat butts in your face that really starts to chisel away at your sense of equilibrium.
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ANDERSON —- Tri-County Technical College held a ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony Oct. 11 in Anderson for a QuickJobs Development Center dedicated to preparing an advanced workforce to meet the needs of area manufacturers.
This is the College's third QuickJobs Development Center for its three-county service area. Others are located at the Oconee Campus at the Hamilton Career Center in Seneca and at the Easley Campus. The Centers also are home to the SC Works Centers which offer job seekers and businesses access to employment and training opportunities.
During the ceremony, officials praised the collaborative efforts of Anderson County, the College, S.C. Department of Commerce and SC Works of Anderson in bringing the Center to fruition.
"It's all about coming together to help make the community a better place," said Tri-County Technical College President Ronnie Booth. "This is important for the College and the county. A good citizen equals a well-employed citizen."
The 5,847-square-foot-building houses classrooms and a large space for labs, in addition to office space for SC Works. The facility is funded by a $500,000 grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission through the S.C. Department of Commerce.
The QuickJobs Development Center is operated by the College, and instructors from the Corporate and Community Education Division will teach QuickJobs training courses, such as American Heart Association Certification, Law Enforcement and Private Security programs, Office and Medical Office Skills Certifications, CDL Class A and B (Truck Driver Training), Chemical Industry Training, Heavy Equipment Operator Training (sponsored by Blanchard Machinery), South Carolina Manufacturing Certification, WorkKeys Testing and more.
In addition, the Center will offer customized training for area businesses and industries.
A key ingredient that sold Anderson County Council Chair Francis Crowder on the Quickjobs Development Center was the potential to bring new business and industry to the area. "Through a partnership with Tri-County Technical College, Anderson County stepped up and was the applicant for the grant through the Appalachian Regional Commission, the Governor's Office and the Department of Commerce. It was good process that was unanimously approved by council," he said. "There is a need for skilled workers on a different plane than we've ever seen before. Many locate here because of the workforce and our capacity to provide training for workers needed in their facilities."
"Job seekers cannot maintain status quo," said Ronnie Allen, executive director of WorkLink Workforce Investment Board (WIB). "They need a higher skills set to meet employer needs. The WIB executive committee put in a new service delivery model and now SC Works and WIA will locate to a more cost effective and efficient place here," he said. "We will offer comprehensive services to employers and job seekers. WorkLink and Tri-County have a hand-in-glove fit. SC Works offers career development services and Tri-County offers jobs skills courses. The goal is for all unemployed workers to be self sustainable when they leave here."
"We are pleased to be a funding partner," said Megan Anderson, CDBG grants manager/ARC program manager for the SC Department of Commerce. "Bringing training opportunities closer to home is just right for business and just right for economic development. We look forward to a future filled with opportunity and promise."


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These frameless air filters are designed to be self-supporting to make it easier to install, and they are constructed from a multitude of open flow channels that help capture particles that would not be captured by normal air filters. As with any portable air conditioner filter, it is highly advised that you make sure to change your filter every 3 months. This 5-pack helps ensure that you always have a new one ready and also saves you a considerable amount of money. Please note that filters should be replaced rather than cleaned; vacuuming may restore initial air flow, but the air cleaning benefits will be reduced. Washing the filters can negatively impact efficiency, arrestance, and dust holding capacity of the filters.
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NOTE: On October 8, 2010, Meridia (sibutramine) was withdrawn from the market due to the risk of serious cardiovascular events.
DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Sibutramine is a medication that assists with weight-loss by altering neurotransmitters within the brain. Neurotransmitters are chemicals that are produced and released by nerves in order to communicate with other nerves. Released neurotransmitters may attach to other nerves or they may be taken up again by the nerves that release them, a process termed reuptake. Sibutramine blocks the reuptake of the neurotransmitters dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin. Blocking the reuptake of neurotransmitters alters the balance of neurotransmitters within the nerve cells and thereby affect nerve function and interaction.
Patients taking sibutramine may achieve a 5-10% reduction from their baseline weight. Additionally, sibutramine-assisted weight loss has been accompanied by improvement in blood lipids (e.g, cholesterol). Sibutramine was approved by the FDA in 1997.
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When it comes to rooting for the best team, you need to lead your little one in the right direction from day one! Keep your tiny Buckeyes fan's tootsies warm with these Ohio State team logo booties. They feature a rhinestone team logo on the top of a folded cuff bootie for a small but mighty display of team spirit. These Buckeyes booties also come in a clear gift box, which makes it an adorable present for any tiny Ohio State fan!
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Barn Light Electric is your go-to source for all commercial and residential pendant lighting needs. For wet locations, we offer stem mount pendants, or for interior applications, we offer vintage-inspired chain and cord hung ceiling lights. With Ceiling Lighting styles ranging from Vintage Warehouse to Modern Atomic Era reproductions, you will find a range of fully customizable pendant light options to bring a unique look to your home.
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Featured activities include camping, fishing, water skiing, picnicking, boating, swimming (unsupervised), hiking, bird watching, nature study, fun and educational nature programs, and tours.
The South Sulphur Unit offers equestrian camping and horseback riding trails: Riders are rewarded with panoramic views of the lake, rides through forest shade and many opportunities to view wildlife while riding the Buggy Whip Equestrian Trail. This trail covers nearly 600 acres and over 10 miles. The trail is accessible from all sites in the Buggy Whip camping area. All camping sites have 10' X 55' concrete pads, back-in spaces with water and electricity, a table, a fire-ring, a lantern post and a 20-foot tether cable for the horses. Parking is available for day-use equestrian visitors. Visitors must provide their own horses.
Equipment Rentals
The South Sulphur Unit rents canoes.
Ranger Programs
The park offers a variety of educational opportunities, including birding and orienteering workshops. Check the calendar for upcoming events or contact the park for special tours.
Ask about the Junior Ranger Explorer Packs available for free checkout at the park!
Area Attractions
Nearby attractions include the Cooper Wildlife Management Area, Sam Bell Maxey House State Historic Site, Bonham State Park, Lake Bob Sandlin State Park, Southwest Dairy Center in Sulphur Springs, and Texas A&M University in Commerce.


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Stanley 52, York Chester 29 — Zach Hager (18 points) and Josh Benfield (12 points) led Stanley (3-4), which visits Southwest on Monday. Malik Hyatt's nine points led York Chester (0-7), which visits Mount Holly on Monday.
Chavis 49, Holbrook 31 — Tre Lockhart (14 points), Yung Sherrill (13 points) and Kameron Reynolds (10 points) led Chavis (5-3), which visits Friday (4-3) on Monday. Holbrook (4-3) hosts Belmont on Monday.
Bessemer City 58, Mount Holly 45 — Kristian Bell (27 points, nine steals) and Jahari Gutherie (15 points) led Bessemer City (5-3), which visits Grier on Monday. Mount Holly (2-5) hosts York Chester on Monday.
Southwest 56, Belmont 46 — Antwanez Arnett (11 points, seven rebounds) and Saveon Falls (11 points, seven rebounds) led Southwest (7-0), which hosts Stanley on Monday. Ty Tinker (13 points) paced Belmont (1-6), which visits Holbrook on Monday.
Grier 64, Cramerton 43 — Jordan Diggs (25 points), Emmanuel Rhyne (13 points) and Nate Hinton (11 points) led Grier (5-2), which hosts Bessemer City on Monday. Amiri Waddell (16 points) led Cramerton (4-4), which visits Bessemer City next Thursday.
Middle school girls basketball
MountHolly 34, Bessemer City 21 — Haley Stockton (12 points) and Lexie Trull (six points) led Mount Holly. Mount Holly (4-3) hosts York Chester on Monday; Bessemer City (2-6) visits Grier on Monday.
Stanley 39, York Chester 12 — Deaja Smith (13 points) and Shai Robinson (eight points) led Stanley (6-1), which visits Southwest on Monday. Shakiya Morrison (four points) led York Chester (0-7), which visits Mount Holly on Monday.
Chavis 26, Holbrook 13 — Mymacita Banks (14 points) led Chavis (3-5), which visits Friday (6-1) on Monday. Holbrook (2-5) hosts Belmont on Monday.
Grier 36, Cramerton 26 — Trinity Jones (16 points), Zariah Lawless (seven points) and Olivia Brigman (seven points) led Grier (7-0), which hosts Bessemer City on Monday. Cramerton (2-6) visits Bessemer City next Thursday.
Southwest 57, Belmont 40 — Alexis Murriel (18 points, 12 steals), Shaiquanda James (12 points, 11 rebounds) and Nykeria Chambers (10 points) led Southwest (6-1), which hosts Stanley on Monday. Abby Henry (16 points) led Belmont (2-5), which visits Holbrook on Monday.
Varsity girls basketball
North Hills 59, Piedmont Charter29 — Cherish Moore (10 points) led Piedmont Charter (5-15), which concluded its season tonight. Moore and Paulina Montonya were named to the All-Tournament team.
JV boys basketball
Piedmont Charter 70, North Hills 64 — Devon Hall (17 points), Trey Moore (16 points), Noah King (12 points) and Adrian Graham (10 points) led Piedmont Charter (15-5), which won the WPAC championship.
College men's volleyball
Lindenwood 3, Belmont Abbey 0 — Lindenwood used a balanced attack, hitting .232 as four players registered five kills or better as the Lions swept Belmont Abbey at the Wheeler Center. Set scores were 25-19, 25-22 and 25-17. Lindenwood improves to 6-6, while the Abbey drops to 7-7. Belmont Abbey hit just .086 (30 kills, 22 errors on 93 total attacks) as Nolan Albrecht's nine kills led the way. Griffin O'Camb added eight and Brandon Kimbrell posted five. Derek Sullivan posted 26 assists and Albrecht handed out six. Aaron DeKalb's 12 digs led all players, while Albrecht added eight. At the net, the Crusaders totaled three blocks as Evan Young posted two assisted.
College men's lacrosse
Saturday's Belmont Abbey men's lacrosse game at Coker has been postponed due to inclement weather. The contest will be made up March 12 at 6 p.m.


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Still giddy over their best football season in years, students at Brigham Young University are brimming with school pride. The Cougars handily defeated the Aggies, my school's team, and narrowly squeaked out a win over the Utes. But though BYU's students have earned some bragging rights, I am not yet envious of their school choice.
They are missing out on the marketplace of ideas other universities enjoy. I'm not talking about the filtered porn or lacking cable selection, but the onerous censorship of vital information about the government and the church.
In 1998, the American Association of University Professors voted to censure BYU for infringements on academic freedom that were "distressingly common" and a climate for academic freedom that was "distressingly poor." Despite this condemnation, BYU has persisted in a systematic purge of any freethinking faculty. The two most recent victims: BYU professors Steven E. Jones and Jeffrey Nielson.
Just a few months ago, tenured physics professor Jones was placed on paid leave because of an alternative 9/11 theory he advocated outside of his classroom. The theory was too "speculative" and "accusatory" for the BYU's liking. Jones has colleagues across the country who share his views and have not been subject to discipline. Exhausted from having to endure the controversy, Jones has since retired from BYU altogether.
Nielson was a philosophy instructor and is a faithful Mormon. Following the church's statement in favor of a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage, Nielson exercised his free agency and respectfully disagreed with the church in a Salt Lake Tribune editorial. Due solely to Nielson's editorial, he was fired, or, as BYU put it, his contract "failed to be renewed."
These releases have the blessing of LDS doctrine. In "The Mantle Is Far, Far Greater Than the Intellect," Apostle Boyd K. Packer cautioned LDS educators to avoid any teachings which are not "faith promoting." "Some things that are true are not very useful," he said.
BYU's deficit in academic freedom is an obvious deterrent to my ever attending there, but of more concern to me is the institutional discrimination against its gay students.
"Advocacy of a homosexual lifestyle (whether implied or explicit) or any behaviors that indicate homosexual conduct, including those not sexual in nature, are inappropriate and violate the Honor Code."—BYU policy
Consider how dehumanizing this policy is. Consider what it means for the hundreds of gay students at BYU. They have no community in which to confide; instead, they are told suppress their identities. Moreover, the policy's vague language gives BYU more latitude to discriminate.
The school has unforgivingly enforced a harsh interpretation of this policy. The enforcement has a long, infamous, and well-documented history. BYU's security forces would, for decades, spy on gay students on campus and pursue them off campus on their weekend exoduses to clubs in downtown Salt Lake City. License plates were recorded and put through the university's database for matches. And somewhat humorously, security personnel would often go undercover, infiltrate the clubs, and try to draw favors from students. If caught, these students faced potential expulsion. This represents just one example of BYU's grossly unequal application of the Honor Code against its gay students. Similar enforcement continues today. Within the past few years, BYU has even gone so far as to discipline students who regularly associate with gay students.
As a private university, BYU can claim the right to maintain these "high standards" in both policy and practice. It cannot, however, claim impunity from criticism. Having the right and being right are different matters entirely.
In BYU's defense, it did try to help many gay students with their "mental illness." That help: reparative therapy. In their efforts to cure homosexuality, BYU, as directed by LDS Social Services, has routinely subjected gays, some as young as 15 and without parental consent, to aversive practices.
Affirmation, an LDS gay rights group, has documented the school's use of shock therapy, where the counselor would produce a mild electric shock in conjunction with slides of males in various stages of dress; no shocks were administered with the images of females. The group has also exposed the use of Ipecac, a vomit inducing drug, in place of an electric shock. As early as 1969, bowing to scientific pressures and seeking to avoid lawsuits, BYU publicly distanced itself from these techniques. Privately, however, it did employ them throughout the 70's and 80's and may have continued to well into the '90's.
In 1995, Jayce Cox was referred to BYU by his bishop to undergo shock therapy. Electrodes were attached to his hands, arms, torso and genitals. His emotional and physical scars serve as a testament to the horrific experience. And the fact the Jayce, along with countless others, not only consented to and paid thousands for this therapy is a stark indictment of a culture which breeds such self-loathing submission. Not surprisingly, and as the Deseret News reported earlier this year, Utah leads the nation in suicides among young men—many of whom are homosexual.
"You're taught that the leaders of the church will never lie to you, never deceive you and you're taught to believe them blindly," Jayce lamented in a 2000 interview to the Las Vegas Bugle. "I believed that through [reparative therapy], faith, temple attendance, prayer and fasting I would be healed. I believed that through God anything's possible."
BYU still largely contends that homosexuality can be corrected. And beyond simply being offensive, this deluded notion is vehemently rejected by all mainstream professional medical and psychological bodies. But, apparently, faith is a sufficient substitute for sound science at BYU.
I honestly can't say I expect more of a school boasting the name of the church's most despotic leader. Nor am I stunned by its student body's acquiescence. It is, after all, the country's third most conservative student body within the country's most conservative city and state.
Nevertheless, I am optimistic. The church, being a social institution, has already had to divorce itself from its more draconian traditions: polygamy, hostility toward the federal government, and overt racism. Societal pressures will demand yet another convenient "revelation" of the First Presidency to rescind the current homophobia, because tomorrow does not belong to yesterday's bigots.


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Clay County was included Wednesday evening with the 36 Mississippi counties that were given a federal declaration for public assistance through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA.)
The declaration for public assistance comes just one week after the county was given a federal declaration for individual assistance to residents whose homes, businesses and other property were destroyed in last month's flooding and EF3 tornado.
Through public assistance, Clay County is eligible for a reimbursement grant of 75 percent for emergency and permanent work that includes debris removal, emergency protective measures, repairs to road systems, bridges, public-owned buildings, water control facilities, public-utility systems, parks and recreational facilities.
"This declaration will allow local governments as well as state governments to recover costs and losses caused by the storms," said governor Haley Barbour in a press release. "Towns, cities and counties can now begin to rebuild and recover."
District 3 supervisor and county board president R.B. Davis, whose district suffered the most damage from the April 27 tornado that touched down in Montpelier, said county supervisors as well as West Point/Clay County Emergency Management officials have been praying and waiting patiently on a federal declaration for public assistance that will be a huge help in removing the massive amounts of debris that have collected and getting roads and public buildings back in proper condition.
"We're extremely proud to be receiving this assistance, and we're happy that FEMA recognized the seriousness of the damage we have here. We're thankful to them for seeing how much of a burden it would have been on the county to get things back in order without their assistance," Davis said. "We've been working diligently, trying to take care of debris cleanup, and appreciate the city, county workers and others who have pitched in and helped us out."
The FEMA grant will also help pay for extra labor and equipment the county is using to help with the clean up in the aftermath of the disasters.
Johnnie Littlefield, West Point fire chief and director of the West Point/Clay County Emergency Management, said hard work on the part of residents, supervisors, the Emergency Management team and others who saw the county's needs paid off this week.
"Once FEMA and MEMA comes in to assess, it takes a little time for us to hear back from them, but we finally got it done, and we can finish the work that needs to be finished," Littlefield said. "This is just a big, big help. Everyone out there has been working so hard and has done a good job."
The public assistance reimbursement process for the county will be discussed after the county schedules a briefing with FEMA and the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA.)
FEMA encourages county supervisors and workers to continue keeping up with man hours, equipment used, cost of fuel, cubic yards of debris collected and any other type of work done due to the flood and tornado so that it can be considered when FEMA decides on the county's reimbursement amount.
* The FEMA/MEMA Disaster Recovery Center that is set up at the Pheba Voting Precinct will be closing Saturday, May 28. Any individuals affected by the flood or tornado disaster who have not met with FEMA/MEMA officials are encouraged to do so to receive assistance that is available upon eligibility. The Pheba Voting Precinct is located at 21523 Highway 50 West in Clay County, and the Recovery Center will be open each day from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. until May 28.


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There's a heavy LA Galaxy contingent among the eligible players for the U.S. Soccer All-Time Best XI that will be announced on Friday.
The list of 13 Galaxy players is highlighted by Landon Donovan and Cobi Jones who were mainstays on LA and the U.S. National Team
The list of ex-Galaxy players can be seen below.
GOALKEEPERS: None
DEFENDERS: Gregg Berhalter, Paul Caligiuri, Frankie Hejduk, Alexi Lalas, Pablo Mastroeni
MIDFIELDERS: Chris Armas, Landon Donovan, Cobi Jones, Eddie Lewis, John O'Brien, Tony Sanneh
FORWARDS: Brian Ching, Clint Mathis
On Thursday, U.S. Soccer revealed their Women's Best XI of all time which can be seen below:
Goalkeeper - Briana Scurry 1994-2008
Defender - Brandi Chastain 1988-2004
Defender - Joy Biefeld (Fawcett) 1987-2004
Defender - Carla Werden (Overbeck) 1988-2000
Defender - Christie Rampone (Pearce) 1997-present
Midfielder - Michelle Akers 1985-2000
Midfielder - Julie Foudy 1988-2004
Midfielder - Kristine Lilly 1987-2010
Forward - Mia Hamm 1987-2004
Forward - Alex Morgan 2010-present
Forward - Abby Wambach 2001-present
In their annual End of the Year review, MLSsoccer.com has compiled all of the goals that the LA Galaxy scored in 2013.
Check it out below.
The LA Galaxy stood pat during Wednesday's Stage Two of the MLS Re-Entry Draft Process as the Galaxy elected to pass.
Although LA did not make a move, there were several notable selections including Fabian Espindola being chosen by D.C. United and Canadian international Dwayne De Rosario returning to Toronto FC. Also chosen was former Galaxy forward Chad Barrett who will join LA's Western Conference rival Seattle Sounders FC. Another one of LA's chief rivals, the San Jose Earthquakes made a pair of selections as they chose defenders Shaun Francis and Brandon Barklage.
Not among those selected were LA's entrants Colin Clark and Laurent Courtois, who are now free to join a team of their choosing.
Thoughts on LA standing pat?
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Dwayne De Rosario and David Ferreira highlight list of players available for Stage Two of MLS Re-Entry Draft Process
There's considerable talent on the board as MLS prepares for Stage Two of the 2013 MLS Re-Entry Process which will take place on Wednesday at 12pm PT.
During the Stage One of the MLS Re-Entry Draft, the LA Galaxy lost longtime right back Sean Franklin who was selected by D.C. United while Steve Zakuani (Portland Timbers), Bobby Boswell (D.C. United), Corben Bone (Philadelphia Union) and Marc Burch (Colorado Rapids) were also selected.
That amount of players available has been whittled down however, with several choosing to opt out in order to re-sign with their previous clubs or being dealt to other teams. Most notably, Kenny Cooper, Mauro Rosales and Bobby Convey were traded while players like Chris Rolfe, Andre Akpan and Logan Pause opted out with looks to return to their former clubs.
If a player is chosen in Stage Two, a club has seven days to make a bona fide offer to the selected individual, and if an agreement can't be reached that club will have the right of first refusal for that player in MLS. Should a player not be chosen then they will be able to reach an agreement with the club of their choosing.
Prior to stage one, I evaluated several players who could be good fits for the Galaxy and while several have come off the board, former MLS MVPs David Ferreira and Dwayne De Rosario as well as New York Red Bulls forward Fabian Espindola remain the most talented players available. However with the Galaxy losing Sean Franklin, it would not be surprising to see LA go after depth at right back which makes players like Ugo Ihemelu, Brandon Barklage and James Riley intriguing choices.
The complete list of available players for stage two of the MLS Re-Entry Process are below:
Chicago Fire: D Shaun Francis, M Joel Lindpere, F Maicon Santos, M Wells Thompson*, M Michael Videira
Chivas USA: D Ante Jazic*, D Steve Purdy, M Josue Soto
Columbus Crew: M Danny O'Rourke, M Konrad Warzycha
Colorado Rapids: GK Steward Ceus, D Brian Mullan, M Jamie Smith
D.C. United: M Dwayne De Rosario, D James Riley, F Carlos Ruiz, M Marcelo Saragosa, D Daniel Woolard
FC Dallas: M David Ferreira, D Ugo Ihemelu
Houston Dynamo: F Calen Carr*, M Alex Dixon, F Cam Weaver
LA Galaxy: M Colin Clark, M Laurent Courtois
Montreal Impact: M Sinisa Ubiparipovic
New England Revolution: F Chad Barrett, F Ryan Guy, M Clyde Simms, M Juan Toja
New York Red Bulls: D Brandon Barklage, F Fabian Espindola, D Heath Pearce
Portland Timbers: D Ryan Miller
Real Salt Lake: D Brandon McDonald, GK Josh Saunders, M Khari Stephenson
Seattle Sounders: M Blair Gavin
San Jose Earthquakes: D Nana Attakora, M Mehdi Ballouchy, D Dan Gargan, GK Evan Newton
Toronto FC: F Justin Braun
Vancouver Whitecaps: GK Joe Cannon, F Corey Hertzog
It appears that LA Galaxy assistant coach Curt Onalfo will not be departing for Chivas USA after all.
According to ESPN FC's Jeff Carlisle—who initially reported the link—Onalfo pulled himself out of the running for the Rojiblancos head coaching job after he and Chivas "were unable to come to an agreement."
Onalfo has been a member of Bruce Arena's coaching staff since January 2011.
Thoughts on Onalfo sticking with the Galaxy?
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Landon Donovan is king of the internet, well, kind of.
Donovan finished at the top of a list of the 10 most searched soccer players by Americans on Google in 2013. The LA Galaxy forward was a hot topic throughout the year for American soccer fans whether it was his early season break from soccer, his resurgence at the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup, a multi-year contract extension with the Galaxy or his end of the year explosion on social media. Add it all together and there's little surprise that he finished on top of this list of U.S. based searches.
Four MLS teams were among the top soccer clubs searched in 2013: Portland Timbers (No. 4), Philadelphia Union (No. 5), Real Salt Lake (No. 6), FC Dallas (No. 7), Columbus Crew (No. 9), and Houston Dynamo (No. 10)
Fresh off a titanic week that saw him score goals against the likes of Portugal, England and Brazil, LA Galaxy Academy forward Haji Wright may be off to Europe.
According to Top Drawer Soccer's Travis Clark, Wright has hired an agent who is shopping the young forward to unnamed clubs in Germany. The reports come following Wright's banner performance scoring five goals as the U.S. Under-17's won the Nike International Friendlies last week with wins over England and Brazil.
Although the potential move does throw into question Wright's future with the Galaxy, it bares mentioning that the forward's status is by no means set in stone at the moment as no clubs have been identified as possible destinations for Wright.
Do you think Wright ends up in Europe?
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Landon Donovan's World Cup goal against Algeria in the final of U.S. Soccer Best of 100 years awards
LA Galaxy forard Landon Donovan's stunning goal for the U.S. National Team against Algeria at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa is in the final of U.S. Soccer's Best of 100 Years awards.
Donovan's incredible last minute finish that gave the U.S. a 2-1 victory over Algeria is up against Abby Wambach's dramatic stoppage time goal that tied up the Americans World Cup quarterfinal match against Brazil.
Vote Here and relive Donovan's moment below in my favorite manner with Andres Cantor's inspiring call.
CARSON, Calif. – Any chance for LA Galaxy to acquire Seattle Sounders FC forward Eddie Johnson is a "long shot" according to Club President Chris Klein.
A report in the Washington Post on Saturday stated that the Galaxy were among three teams (D.C. United and Chivas USA being the others) interested in Johnson, who scored nine goals and two assists during a tumultuous 2013 season for Seattle. The rumor comes amid statements from LA head coach and general manager Bruce Arena and Klein himself, that the Galaxy are interested in acquiring a target forward ahead of the 2014 season.
During a town hall forum with Landon Donovan during the club's "Meet Your Seat" event on Sunday, Klein responded to the rumors.
"The rumors are out that we're interested in him… it's an odd thing, but he will not be back in Seattle, we know that for sure. Eddie's a player that has done great things, he's scored a lot of goals and he's part of the national team," Klein said. "I don't want to say that we're not interested in Eddie, but I think that it will be a longshot for him to be in a Galaxy uniform come 2014. However, we're always looking for players who can add to what [our team does]. We'll always be in the market."
Klein also noted that the Galaxy will have Marcelo Sarvas and Juninho returning for 2014 stating that the club feels "good about what they have" in central midfield which includes Baggio Husidic who was signed last month.
Thoughts on Klein's statements on the Eddie Johnson rumors? Happy Sarvas is likely returning?
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To prepare for the holiday season, I've compiled a list of interesting holiday items that you can buy for you or any other LA Galaxy or soccer fan in the family.
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Perhaps the Galaxy's most impressive and extensive package for the holidays is this set of a galaxy t-shirt, scarf and Christmas tree ornaments . For my money, the tree ornaments might be the best bunch because after all who doesn't love kitschy Christmas tree decorations?
PRICE: Starting at $84
Don't forget the actual gift of an LA Galaxy game, of course. In the Holiday Pack, you can get four tickets to the home opener against Real Salt Lake and two LA Galaxy beanies.
Adidas sent me these shorts and the rest of the Galaxy Originals collection earlier this year and these shorts are certainly one of the best items included. Yes, they're a bit pricy, but they're a cool and subtle way to support the team plus they're undoubtedly comfy.
Bumpy Pitch has created a number of qualify soccer lifestyle gear but my favorite is their black Los Angeles Aztecs shirt. The tee is high quality, fashionable and not to mention comfortable while also providing a tribute to the second most storied soccer team to ever play in Los Angeles. I'm happy to admit that I own this – and many other BP products – and it is in my regular rotation.
The list would not be complete without some gear from the LA Galaxy's supporters groups and this yellow t-shirt from the club's oldest supporters group, the Galaxians is a must have no matter what SG you have. Anyone that appreciates retro yet modern soccer clothing will need to cop this shirt.
If bright yellow isn't your scene, then take a look at this Angel City Brigade tote bag that has a variety of uses from hauling clothes or hauling groceries. Remember that the proceeds from this item and the Galaxians shirt go directly to the SG's as they look to add to the StubHub Center experience.
PRICE: Mini $18 – X-Large $66
Jerry Seinfeld broke down sports fandom once stating that fans simply "cheer for clothes" and this is captured beautifully in my favorite piece of this list, an art print by Mark Yesilevskiy. The print of the LA Galaxy home jersey preparing to take a free kick is a must have for all Galaxy supporters. If you enjoy other teams, Yesilevskiy has a number of other options as well.
Sticking with the theme of soccer art, how about a look at this fine Landon Donovan print of his celebration during the 2012 MLS Cup victory. At the price of $35 it is an affordable gift that would for well with any soccer themed decor.
What do I think of the LA Galaxy third kit? You already know that Adam Serrano likes this. After all with the slick color scheme and the subtle homage to the Galaxy's first kit and the city of Los Angeles...what's not to like?
Last but certainly not least are these Foosball bottle openers. At nearly 50 dollars, they're a bit pricey, but anyone who grew up playing Foosball like I did would respect the novelty. After all, can you imagine pulling one of these little dudes out at a party?
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RYAN VREDE watched Samoa give the Springboks a reality check despite going down 13-5 at the North Habour Stadium.
The Springboks' showings in the last fortnight has seen even some usually astute commentators divorce from their senses to join the unadulterated celebration of the team. Tonight was a jolt of note for the defending champions, who would have been beaten by a more refined opponent, so impotent were they on attack (zero linebreaks) and porous on defence (they missed 27 tackles, in line with their average of 26 per match).
They undoubtedly benefited from Samoa's early tactical naivety. So much for the structured Samoa that could have beaten the Springboks had they not relied on misplaced enterprise – running from deep in their territory – as much as they did. It was a nonsensical tactic to employ, particularly since they looked more than capable of mixing it in the heavies and establishing a better attacking platform on the rare occasion they chose to.
The islanders were denied despite long passages of play in possession in the first half, then undermined their cause in the second half with a string of handling errors, laboured decision-making and poor discipline, the worst example coming from Paul Williams who was red carded at a crucial juncture for shoving Heinrich Brussow in the face.
The numbers were evened out a minute later when John Smit was binned for what was adjudged to be a deliberate knock down with 10 minutes to play. But Samoa never possessed the killer blow. Their effectiveness rode on hope of defensive lapses, when more certainty and purpose would have served them better. Indeed they played like rave music was pounding in their minds, when they should have tuned in to a station that promoted greater composure.
The Springboks will testify to the ferocity and bone-melting qualities of a Samoan tackle and the islanders were rarely asked any telling questions. The Springboks' opening try was birthed by multiple phases setting up a centre-field ruck before the ball snapped left to Bryan Habana. Morne Steyn converted, before Frans Steyn reminded of the Springboks' unique trump card by banking a 58m penalty.
Morne Steyn kicked another just before the break, but the 13-0 scoreline going down the tunnel spoke to attacking impotency against competent and combative defensive units which is deeply concerning. The sterile, uninspiring fare they served up on attack tonight won't see them progress beyond the quarter-final in Wellington next week.
Samoa burst into life in the second half, dominating possession and territory. The Springboks' much-vaunted structure capitulated and they were reduced to a bumbling mess in the face of incessant attack. George Stowers, immense on the night, crossed for a try which Tusi Pisi crucially failed to convert.
You sensed the Springboks were on the ropes, and they will speak of their character in denying their opponents, but the reality is so much different. They were tested to their limit by a side they have consistently thumped by an average of 50 points.
This Springboks side is a pretender to the one that captured the title four years ago. Their journey continues, but surely not for much longer.
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Hoby Patrick Hetherington PhD, MSc
Professor (Adjunct) of Neurosurgery
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High field methods and hardware for magnetic resonance imaging; human brain; metabolism and dysfunction in epilepsy; magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging more...
- B.A., University of California at Berkeley, 1982
- M.Sc., Yale University, 1984
- Ph.D., Yale University, 1988
Selected Publications
- Hetherington HP, Avdievich NI, Kuznetsov AM, Pan JW, RF Shimming for Spectroscopic Localization in the Human Brain at 7T, Magn. Reson. In Med. In press 2009.
- Pan JW, Zaveri HP, Spencer DD, Hetherington HP, Spencer SS, Intracranial EEG power and metabolism in human epilepsy. Epilepsy Research in press 2009.
- Avdievich NI, Pan JW, Baehring JM, Spencer DD, Hetherington HP, Short Echo Spectroscopic Imaging of the Human Brain at 7T Using Transceiver Arrays, Magn. Reson. Med. 2009; 62(1):17-25.


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Everyone safe after student yells 'bomb' on school bus
The threat was reported about 2:20 p.m. on a bus at the intersection of S. Machias Road and Old Machias Road, according to school and police officials. The bus had just left Centennial Middle School and was about a mile away when a student on the bus reportedly yelled "bomb."
The bus pulled over and was evacuated. Most of the students were put on another bus and taken home about 90 minutes later.
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Tuesday, October 22, 2013
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
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Part of the "Food for Thought" lunchtime discussion series organized by Wayne Morse Law Fellows. A light lunch will be provided.
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
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Oregon Law Alums Dre Thompson, Colin Andries, Bryan Boender and Chas Horner are passionate about pro bono and public service, and will discuss their experiences with pro bono matters, and how students can enhance their professional and career development through pro bono. Co-Sponsored by: Oregon Law's Pro Bono Program and the Oregon State Bar New Lawyer's Division Pro Bono Committee on law school outreach.
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Featuring former Oregon Governor Barbara Roberts, author of a personal and political memoir by the same title. Governor Roberts is Oregon's first (and only) woman governor, one of only thirty-four women who have served as state chief executives in the history of the United States. In her book and lecture, Governor Roberts offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of a woman's life in politics and aims to "demystify" leadership by telling the story of her own unlikely rise to power.
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Interested in Estate Planning? Curious about practicing in Southern California? Come to lunch with Jeff Forer and get inside the mind of a Super Lawyer.
Jeff Forer is a partner at the firm of Hinojosa and Wallet, LLP, where he handles a wide variety of probate and trust litigation matters and specializes in cases concerning will contests, fiduciary issues and tax claims. Mr. Forer's practice also includes all aspects of estate planning from the simplest to the most complex.
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Join the Green Business Initiative in touring King Estate and Sweet Cheeks Wineries to learn about their sustainable practices! Sign up at our table during lunch! Sign up by Tuesday and pay $15. Sign up by Thursday and pay $20. GBI will provide the bus to both wineries as well as light snacks to enjoy while we're tasting and touring. Wine tasting fees are covered by GBI.
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Informational session for all 1L students regarding January term 2014 registration. Dean Amos will give an overview of all courses open to 1L students, and Sherie Etges will outline the registration process. J-term class registration begins Monday, November 4th.
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As someone who first encountered relational databases and SQL at uni in the early 90's, and who has spend a goodly slice of a fifteen year career working with MS SQL Server, I'm probably a textbook example of the people who, according to NoSQL enthusiasts, "have SQL as my hammer and see everything as a nail."
So, to broaden my horizons, I'd like to do some sort of mess-around project using one of these NoSQL databases, as a learning experience.
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- Raven DB? It's getting some buzz and Hibernating Rhinos have made stuff I respect.
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Tampa, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - The Tampa Bay Lightning have re-signed forward Ondrej Palat to a three-year contract.
Palat is a finalist for the Calder Trophy as the NHL's top rookie after leading the Lightning with 59 points and a plus-32 rating while appearing in 81 games during the 2013-14 season. He notched 23 goals and 36 assists.
The 23-year-old Czech native was second among all rookies in points and third in goals. He has played 95 games in two seasons with Tampa Bay and has notched 25 goals with 38 assists for 63 points.
Palat, who also played for the Czech Republic during the 2014 Olympics, was selected by the Lightning in the seventh round of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft.
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This is the Sleighride rocket sled, which was used at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, in 1952-1953 for testing the impact behavior of timers, batteries, fuses, and other components of missiles and bombs. Additionally, it tested the effect of rain against bomb and missile radomes during simulated high speed flights. The rains in the tests were simulated by sprinklers. The sled is fitted with a radome in front and five inert 2.5-KS-18,000 Aerojet-General solid fuel JATO (Jet-Assisted-Take-Off) rocket motors which produced a total of 90,000 pounds of thrust for 2.5 seconds.
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Though Number Sixteen isn't exactly nightlife central, there's plenty to like about the geographic situation—the nearest underground station will connect you directly with Heathrow, the West End and the theater and financial districts. Within walking distance are Hyde Park, Harrods and the Knightsbridge shops, and the Natural History and Victoria & Albert museums are steps away. Swinging? Not quite, but for those who cringe at the very mention of that most tiresome word, this place is nearly perfect.
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What is a good diet? This is a common question. But, isn't it more important to ask what does a good diet do to our bodies? When you eat, you get different nutrients. You get the right vitamins for proper growth and development. You feed not just your body but even your brain. Good diet, healthy eating whatever you call it focuses on proper food serving and right food choices. In order to be healthy, follow the right eating regimen. Losers are not the only people who go for a diet. They are just among of the many avid dieters. Whatever you eat in a day, a week or the entire month, that affects your whole life. Good diet or healthy eating is simply one that promotes better health. Eat not just a single food group. Eat variety of meals with different nutritional contributions. Instead of eating in fast food restaurants, eat your own cooked meals. Prepare them the natural way.
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A few months ago, my hairstylist asked me if I was on Pinterest. I had never heard of the site, and though she raved like it was the greatest thing since the Brazilian Blowout, I couldn't help but be skeptical. I didn't need another Facebook-like site or tumblr knock off.
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Antony Garrard Newton Flew noted the presummption of naturalism which is that natural causes and explanations not only are sufficient but also necessary, primary and sufficient. As with miracles, this neither begs the question nor sandbags theists but is the mere demand for evidence.
Deist Miklos Jako in "Confronting Believers, states:"I don t understand the atheist's irrational,myopic demand for proof for God." Such is the mind-set of the con man who does not see the demand for evidence of legitimacy. Jako is here so irrational and myopic! Our demand is the same as the one of juries , crime investigators and such as historian Van A. Harvey notes in the current issue of Free Inquiry.
This presumption contradicts the sensus divinitatis of theologians who maintain one can indeed assume the miraculous deciding matters as the shallow Alvin Platinga does in his warrant that God is like other minds etc., basic.No, we cannot assume miralcles and He is not basic.As an ignostic, I cannot conceive of Him. Platinga once again uses faith which itself begs the question.
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