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So what was everyone's opinions on the extra holes?
So what was everyone's opinions on the extra holes?
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I thought they were fair.. not too easy not too hard. I liked throwing over that bowl on B.
I liked them. Would be nice to see an extra six or nine at B-Burg.
More holes at brandenburg would be great -
They all played harder then I expected
Only had 4 deuces on my 14 chances
The extra holes were great, especially in the afternoon round once the natural pads dried some. Seemed to flow with the permanent layout. This was my first time to the course, but it will not be my last.
Besides the early morning mud on A & B they were all great. Would definitely like to see some more holes out there, great job too all involved and all who helped run the event.
I had a great time. I thought the temp holes were really cool. You guys certainly handled the adversity of that last minute conflict very well!
Looking forward to next year!
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Leslie Brandon, the nurse supervisor for the Onslow County Health Department, said the health department started a new policy in the last month to try to get chlamydia meds to those affected.
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If you attended the ASPCA and Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl Experience in Times Square last month, you may remember a four-month-old boxer/hound named Gambit. The lil' linebacker spent most of his time at the football event winning hearts—until he was adopted straight off the field! In this week's Happy Tail, we check on Gambit and his new dad, Dennis, to find out how the pup's life has been since he left the sidelines behind.
For Gambit, life wasn't always fun and games. He and his four siblings were born in Tennessee, in an area where dog adoptions are scarce. Knowing that they would have a better chance at finding homes in New York, their local shelter transferred the puppies to the ASPCA. They arrived in the city ready to hit the ground running, and that's exactly what they did on Team "Puppy Bowl."
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Such a heartwarming story. And what a handsome little fellow!
Gambit is a spectacular dog. He is so lucky to have Dennis and his family. Thanks so much for choosing him and taking the time to make him a part of your family.
Thank you Dennis and wife for giving this guy a forever home! We need more people like you in this world. Again thank you for saving a life and getting a rescue dog!
Dennis and Wife, I want you to know you've made someone's day far away in Northern Ireland. I'm so happy to know that you and others like you gave Gambit and his siblings the chance of a wonderful life. Thanks
Mayor Gambito! Great story that he and his siblings found their home. Thank you, it made my day.
He's so cute! Aww! Thank you, Dennis, & God bless you for adopting this adorable dog! I'm obviously glad his siblings were adopted, too. :)
Last March, my parents & I had to put our 19 y/o Springer Spaniel Mix, Tarra, to sleep. Of course, it was very hard on us & I still sometimes have a hard time looking at her pictures; I miss her so much! My parents & I knew we wanted to adopt another dog, but planned to wait. Not long after Tarra's loss, my mom & I started looking. I got on a website, PetFinder, & found several Cockers (which we've also had) up for adoption. There was a dog on there named Avalanche. I found out he was still up for adoption, & my mom had also seen him on the same website! She & my dad went to one of their local PetSmart stores & filled out the paperwork. That was on a Friday, & the next Wednesday, Avalanche got to come to his FURever home! He's adorable; Avalanche is black with a white streak down his chest. :) He loves to go on walks & rides in the car! When he sees something or someone he doesn't know, he barks! It's funny! I know he'll protect my parents & me.
love his handsome coat- very elegant just like him!! Happy that he and his siblings are all being loved and cared for.
Gambit is so handsome. I love to hear about happy endings but it really is a new start for all of you. May you be blessed and happy.
Congratulations to Mayor Gambito and his new mom and dad. He's a handsome, sweet boy who brings joy and I am so happy for the whole family.
He is extremely handsome. That Puppy Bowl is a unique event to showcase dogs needing a home.


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Across the Lombardy plains this morning to Canton Ticino's subtropical resort of Lugano. Here you take a break to stroll along the lakeside promenade before your motorcoach climbs towards the St. Gotthard Tunnel. Emerge on the Germanspeaking side of Switzerland, then descend into the gentle landscape around the Lucerne area. (B)
This morning, visit the LION MONUMENT and CHAPEL BRIDGE before joining an optional boat trip. Then, vistas of green pastures and attractive chalets with rustic timbering and luxuriant flowers. Enter France via the comfortable highway, past some of its most famous vineyards, to Paris. Arrive in time to enjoy an optional cabaret show. (B)
Included sightseeing with a local expert shows off many of the best-known Parisian sights: La Sorbonne, Arc de Triomphe, Opéra, Madeleine, the Eiffel Tower, the Pyramid near the Louvre, the Invalides, and Champs Elysées. Optional excursions are also available to visit some of the highlights and, to celebrate the success of your tour, a French farewell dinner might be just the ticket. (B)
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
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In 1768, Jacob Hess built a grist mill on the bank of the Little Antietam creek and a house for himself near the stream. Other log houses for the workers to live in were built nearby. This became the origin of the town.
About 1755 a public highway extended about a mile east of the little Centerville nucleus, known as Mount Hebron Road, over which General Braddock is said to have passed in marching from South Mountain at Dahlgren's to Fort Duquesne, PA.
In 1825 the Boonsboro-Sharpsburg road was built and attracted more settlers to the little grist mill colony.
In 1793 the first stone house was built in the village, 25 years after the grist mill and saw mill settlement and 32 years before the Boonsboro-Sharpsburg highway was built. It was build by John Weaver, a master mason who built several of the famous Antietam stone bridges - Burnside Bridge being one of them. This stone house (33 North Main) was used as a school building and a church by different denominations as time went on.
Another lovely old stone house - 200 years old, in the center of the town was owned by Charles Kefauver- is thought to have been built in 1801 by Christian Hess.
In 1861, just 140 years ago, John Weaver was employed by Phillip Pry to build a "stone hall", as it was then called. The building was used as the town hall. Later, one half was used as a saddler's shop and the other half as a dwelling unit.
The first brick house in the town was built about 1863 at the intersection of the Eakle's Mill road by Sammual Keedy, who kept a store in it for thirty-four years.
In 1840, the town obtained a post office through the initiative if Sammual Keedy. The postal authorities changed the name from Centerville (there was a Centerville on the eastern shore) to Keedysville, for Sammual Keedy.
The old stone mill in the center of the town was built in 1841 by John J. Keedy and was in operation until 1954. The last owner was Russell Geeting who had the old landmark removed in 1960.
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Proceedings International Symposium on Distributed Computing and Artificial Intelligence.
Series: Advances in Intelligent and Soft Computing, Vol. 91
Abraham, A.; Corchado, J.M.; Rodríguez González, S.; de Paz Santana, J.F. (Eds.)
1st Edition., 2011, XVI, 448 p. 151 illus., Softcover
The International Symposium on Distributed Computing and Artificial Intelligence 2011 is an annual forum that will bring together ideas, projects, lessons, etc.. associated with distributed computing, artificial intelligence and its applications in different themes. This meeting will be held in Salamanca in parallels with PAAMS'11 in April 6th-8th, 2011.
This symposium will be organized by the Biomedicine, Intelligent System and Educational Technology Reseach Group (http://bisite.usal.es/) of the University of Salamanca. The technology transfer in this field is still a challenge and for that reason this type of contributions will be specially considered in this symposium. This conference is the forum in which to present application of innovative techniques to complex problems.
The artificial intelligence is changing our society. Its application in distributed environments, such as the Internet, electronic commerce, mobile communications, wireless devices, distributed computing, and so on is increasing and is becoming an element of high added value and economic potential, both industrial and research. These technologies are changing constantly as a result of the large research and technical effort being undertaken in both universities and businesses. The exchange of ideas between scientists and technicians from both academic and business areas is essential to facilitate the development of systems that meet the demands of today's society.
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I'll say 32-50..
The Western Conference is so strong this season.. add a player and a pick for 2013-14, then we'll really be talking.
46, solely based on one man: Monty Williams.
"Its important to us to bring in good people, people who can fit in the locker room and people you want to root and cheer for. People that want to win. Were trying to build for the long haul. -Dell Demps
I'll say 32-50..
The Western Conference is so strong this season.. add a player and a pick for 2013-14, then we'll really be talking.
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I will be very happy if were near the 41-41 range
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I want to come last in 2013-2014 season so we can draft Andrew Wiggins!
22 wins. Sorry they look horrible preseason or not.
Top 100? According to whose top 100?
82.... Games played by Gordon, Davis, Rivers and Anderson is the only real number that matters to me.
I would guess 34 or so wins though.
If Gordon is so healthy why aren't we working Rivers at the point? Just a hunch but I don't see Gordon playing more than 50% of games this year.
We have too intense of a coach and too many young legs to not show a pretty sizeable win-loss increase. And contrary to popular belief, we are one the few teams that wasn't already good, that got better.
Another thing. There is no battle for the soul of this team going on. Monty has and will continue to establish a blue collar, workmanlike attitude. That atmosphere led the least talented roster in the league (sans Charlotte) to 22 wins. We have talent to go along with that. The improvement should be noticeable in the W-L.
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(SportsNetwork.com) - Justin Peters finally earned his first win of the season to help the Carolina Hurricanes end a five-game losing streak their last time out. He hopes to make it two in a row on Thursday, when the Hurricanes host the New York Islanders in a Metropolitan Division battle at PNC Arena.
Peters, who has been the only goaltender Carolina has used since Cam Ward was injured early in a game on Oct. 24 in Minnesota, was 0-5-0 on the season before recording a victory Tuesday in Philadelphia. Making his fifth straight start between the pipes, Peters stopped 28-of-29 shots in a 2-1 overtime decision over the Flyers.
Although he entered this season as third on Carolina's depth chart behind Ward and Anton Khudobin, Peters is currently the No. 1 goaltender for the 'Canes. He nearly fell to 0-6 in that role on Tuesday, but his teammates pulled out the win with some late heroics.
Peters allowed Philadelphia's Scott Hartnell to score the game's first goal with 3:58 left in the third, but Jordan Staal evened things at 1-1 by scoring with just 52.3 seconds remaining in regulation. Manny Malhotra then scored the game winner at 2:40 of overtime to lift Carolina to its first win since Oct. 19 against the Islanders.
After Philadelphia defenseman Mark Streit turned the puck over, Malhotra got behind the defense and charged in on Mason before beating him with a backhander.
"I think we're happy with the win right now," said Malhotra. "We're sticking to our plan and letting things come together here. This was a big step and we'll keep going at it."
Jiri Tlusty scored a pair of goals for Carolina in the club's 4-3 road win over the Islanders on Oct. 19. Ward earned the win with 22 saves in that meeting, while New York netminder Evgeni Nabokov allowed all four goals on just 19 shots.
Carolina has taken four straight in the series with the Islanders overall and has a 4-1-1 record in the past six meetings in Raleigh.
The Islanders had won two straight before getting slammed in Tuesday's road game against the Washington Capitals. Alex Ovechkin delivered two goals and an assist to lead the way in Washington's 6-2 drubbing of New York.
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After 10 seasons, it's time for David Caruso to turn in his sunglasses. CBS has cancelled CSI: Miami, the first show in the CSI franchise to end.
Starting in 2002, the TV series follows a South Florida team of forensic investigators who often use advanced scientific methods to solve crimes. The current cast includes Caruso, Adam Rodriguez, Emily Procter, Eva La Rue, Jonathan Togo, Omar Benson Miller, and Rex Linn.
The ratings for CSI: Miami have declined over the years. Season nine averaged a 2.1 in the coveted 18-49 demographic with 9.85 million total viewers. That was down from season eight by 13% in the demo (vs a 2.4 rating) and down by 5% in viewership (vs 10.39 million).
While the cop show's overall viewership is still impressive, advertisers want shows that cater to the demo audience and the network has many shows that attract big overall audiences.
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What's more, after 10 seasons on the air, CSI: Miami is no doubt very expensive to produce and there are already 232 episodes, more than enough to keep running in syndication for many years.
Nina Tassler, President of CBS Entertainment, suggested that one of the CSI shows might be cancelled this month. The original CSI was already renewed so it was a guessing game to see if Miami or NY would bite the bullet. CSI: NY has reportedly been renewed for season nine.
Of the cancellation news, CBS released the following statement:
CSI: Miami leaves an amazing television legacy – a signature look and style, global popularity and as a key player in CBS's rise to the top over the past decade. We thank all the producers – led by Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman and Ann Donahue — and its talented cast, led by David Caruso, for 10 outstanding seasons. Viewers around the world will continue to enjoy rebroadcasts of CSI: Miami in syndication and on key digital platforms for many years to come.
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The U.S. Postal Service is in the red but how does it get out? The Government Accountability Office says USPS should look to other countries that have been in similar situations for the answer.
"The Postal Service is in transition. Mail volume is down 20 percent over the last vie years. In an effort to remain self-sustaining, they have to consider other options that are out there too," said Phil Herr, director of physical infrastructure issues at GAO.
In a new report, GAO examined how postal services in Australia, Canada, Finland, Germany, Sweden, and Switzerland have modernized their mail systems to reduce debt and improve mail delivery in the 21st Century.
Some of these countries have expanded Internet options for mail, allowing residents to email the post office and have the office print and mail the document. This service is "more secure than a tradition email platform," Herr said.
On the retail side, some foreign post offices have partnered with businesses, such as grocery stories and retail businesses, which offer greater convenience because users are already going to these businesses.
Another idea is the parcel locker: Instead of having mail delivered to your home, the mail is delivered to a locker where it's convenient for the mail recipient to pick up, such as on the way to and from work. The parcel locker saves money in the "last mile delivery," Herr said.
"Rather than go to house two to three times and hold a package, (the post office) can say it's in this place and you pick it up," Herr said.
According to the Standard-Examiner, the U.S. Postal Service is already considering digital options for mail delivery.
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Final Score: Boise State 39, Miami-Ohio 12
Boise, ID (Sports Network) - D.J. Harper rushed for 162 yards and scored four total touchdowns to lead Boise State to a 39-12 victory over the Miami-Ohio RedHawks in a non-conference matchup at Bronco Stadium.
Joe Southwick completed 21-of-31 passing attempts for 304 yards and two scores for Boise State (1-1) with an interception. Matt Miller grabbed a game-high seven receptions for 71 yards. The Broncos entered the contest unranked for the first time since Sept. 14, 2008. Demarcus Lawrence led the way for Boise State's defense with seven tackles and 2.5 sacks.
Zac Dysert paced Miami (1-2) by completing 20-of-27 passes for 176 yards. The RedHawks rushing game averaged just 2.1 yards per game as Jamire Westbrook and Spencer Treadwell were contained by the Broncos' defense. David Frazier led Miami's receivers with 63 yards on three catches while Andy Cruse complied 42 yards and a touchdown on six receptions. Pat Hinkel made some big plays defensively, as he recovered a fumble and intercepted Southwick in the end zone.
Boise State opened up the scoring as Southwick passed over the defense to hit Harper in stride for a 21-yard touchdown pass. Boise elected to go for two, and Harper took a direct snap past the goal line to give the Broncos an early 8-0 lead.
Miami quieted the crowd in the second quarter. Kaleb Patterson put the RedHawks on the board with a 45-yard field goal a minute into the second frame. Later, after a fumble gave Miami the ball inside BSU's 10-yard line, Treadwell completed a halfback pass to Cruse for a two-yard score. The RedHawks failed a two-point conversion when trying to build a field goal lead, which left them ahead, 9-8, with 4:39 left in the first half.
The Broncos answered with a six play, 75-yard drive which was punctuated by a 1-yard touchdown rush by Harper. The second touchdown of the day by the tailback gave Boise State a 15-9 lead heading into the intermission.
Boise State began to pull away after the break. It made its lead 22-9 when Harper rushed 14 yards for his third score of the game with 10:41 left in the third period.
Later in the quarter, Harper achieved his fourth touchdown of the day with a 43-yard dash to the end zone. Joe Southwick threw his second touchdown pass of the day, this one for 11 yards to Chris Potter, with 2:18 left in the third quarter to make it 36-9.
The RedHawks ended Boise State's run in the opening minute of the fourth frame, as Patterson drilled a 42-yard field goal to make it 36-12.
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Ricardo Loubscher says the Springboks will target England's 10-12 channel as their primary source of momentum.
The 10-12 combination of Owen Farrell and Brad Barritt started all but two matches of England's Six Nations campaign and could be the preferred partnership for Saturday's Test at Kings Park, although Charlie Hogson and Toby Flood are options at pivot.
Injury curtailed Flood's involvement for the start of the Six Nations and Hodgson and Farrell were then preferred upon his return. However, Flood is the most experienced player in the squad with 47 caps, and in a Test of this magnitude coach Stuart Lancaster may well opt for him to steer the ship. In this case Farrell would shift to inside centre and Barritt to No 13.
However, Loubscher sounded an ominous warning to whoever fronts in the 10-12 channel. Speaking in the context of their attacking game plan, the Springbok backline coach said: 'We have to earn the right to go wide. We are going to play directly and attack the 10-12 channel. So obviously the wings won't get the ball in the early phases. If we create overlap opportunities we'll be in business. We have a philosophy that we believe in. Our job is to get in behind the pack of forwards and to get guys to finish from there.'
Frans Steyn, who'll start at inside centre, will be used in conjunction with key strike runners to try and generate the momentum the Springboks seek. Loubscher, however, stressed that Steyn offered more and would be used as more than a battering ram.
'I'm excited to have him there because he has the skills set to play flyhalf as well. You are at an advantage when you have a 10-12 axis that are good decision makers and have the added bonus of a great kicking game.'
Loubscher continued, adding that even though there is a widely held perception that Jean de Villiers is being compromised by being asked to shift to the relatively unfamiliar role of outside centre, he felt it was the position he was best suited to.
'Considering how we want to play, I would prefer to have Jean at outside centre. We see our 12 as the man to get us over the advantage line, and then when the ball is recycled the idea is to have your best decision maker at outside centre, and that man is Jean,' he said.
Meanwhile, Monday's training session shed some light on who would start at fullback. Zane Kirchner ran in the position for the majority of the session and the Bulls man, who has drifted between solid and outstanding in Super Rugby, is expected to oust Pat Lambie.
The pick will be viewed as a conservative one by many, but it would not be unexpected given Meyer's familiarity with the player and what he offers in the context of their game plan and as a counter to England's. Speaking of the two, Loubscher expressed the view that Lambie was in fact better suited to flyhalf.
'They are different players. Zane is strong under the high ball and has strong kicking game. If you look at Lambie at flyhalf he brings an X factor. I think Pat is best suited to playing at flyhalf,' he said.
'If you've watched him at the Sharks he makes good decisions under pressure and that's what you would expect from your 10. But it is all about what is needed on the day – if you want your impact at 10 or at fullback.'
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Students explored the historic sites of Sepphoris (where Jesus likely worked as a stone mason), Mt. Arbel, the Mount of Beatitudes, the Sea of Galilee, Caesarea Philippi, Bethany beyond the Jordan River (where Jesus likely was baptized), Jericho, Qumran, Masada, the Temple Mount, the Western Wall Tunnels, the Garden of Gethsemane and many others.
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"Last year, as I was browsing the travel May Term course list on the Roanoke College website, one specific course struck me: "Jesus in the Holy Land," an academic trip to Israel with Dr. Gerald McDermott. After returning from a month abroad, I feel that I could not have made a better decision than to choose to go to Israel. The class consisted of two jam-packed weeks of visiting dozens of historical sites. Traveling through the land of Israel, I learned much more about the life of Jesus and his teachings than I ever could have imagined. Seeing the landmarks of Israel granted me the ability to experience firsthand the environment and the sites of Jesus' ministry. I was able to see Jesus' birthplace in Bethlehem, the village of Nazareth where he grew up, the town of Cana where he performed his first miracle and the magnificent and diverse city of Jerusalem where he was crucified. I was able to swim in the Sea of Galilee and see a first-century fishing boat. I walked a first-century highway as we talked about Jesus' itinerant ministry. I dipped my feet into the Jordan River as I learned about his baptism. The geographical sites we visited on this May Term helped me understand the teachings of Jesus, because they helped me understand him and his life: where he was born, lived, traveled, taught, worked, slept, died and ascended."
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For example, just because I feel sore when exercising does not mean I should abstain from exercise. Likewise, these derivations seem simplistic in the face of certain cases where we expect a few to be hurt for the larger good. \
It's my fault for not considering my audience I guess. Of course when I say "suffering" I mean "destructive disease " . It' silly to argue that because some things hurt - like running or working out or learning a hard life lesson - they are therefore bad. Because that's just a silly and specious argument, I assumed no one would think I was making it. I was wrong. Hope I clarified things.
For example, it's unclear how this supposed universal value would hold up when deciding whether a nation should go to war (there's clearly the short-term pain and loss inflicted upon the soldiers who are involved, but perhaps there is a longer-term gain of curbing tyranny).
Once again, apparently this is my bad. As I actually referenced above, the ability for us to to go to war to stop people from doing bad things is the ultimate "justification" where all others fail. As I said, "there's more of us than there is of you".
If that's all anyone who doesn't care about human suffering- (and I guess I need introduce this concept of "human suffering" so I'll do that below) if that's all they can understand, then that's what they'll get- war and suffering influiicted upon them by us, the people with humanist values.
softwarevisualization asserts that "the relief of the suffering of nervous systems is a universal good and no nervous system is excluded from consideration except that it's not practically possible to relieve that suffering" but doesn't offer much justification.
Actually the EXTERNAL justification you're looking for - presumably from some framework OTHER than humanity and the facts of our shared biology- has all the reality of a unicorn.
There IS no other framework that is not a fiction, no mystical framework, no other-worldy framework no intellectualization ala Ayn Rand and all this other bullshit.
What I am saying is human suffering - (see below for what human suffering is) - is ultimately wrong and human happiness is ultimately right and things that lead to human suffering are always wrong and things that lead to human enrichment and fulfillment and happiness are always right.
What specifically those things are is a work in progress for us in terms of scientific knowledge. But that's hardly an indictment of the broad concept that human achievement and fulfillment, living a life of "love and work" as Freud so succinctly formulated it, is what good IS and human suffering is always wrong . .
If your mind is stuck looking for some uber-justification for all this then you're engaging in a kind of medieval academic thinking ... looking for explanations and justifications IN TERMS OF some other - apparently otherworldy- frame of reference. Don't do that. Don't make that mistake. And that's all it is , a mistake, an error in judgement.
Some people, and some people on this forum, could give a shit about other people's suffering. It doesn't motivate them and it seems like a sham to base morality on the relief of human suffering. We know about these people- they're called 'sociopaths" and they constitute about 1% (the estimate so far) of the human populations. You know the famous ones- Ayn Rand, Adolf Hitler, Charles Manson, Ghengis Khan, Pol Pot, Ted Bundy etc etc. They are a thing unto themselves. Eliminating their genes from the gene pool will be another singular accomplishment of the 21st century.
For the rest of us, with normal nervous systems and fully functioning brains, our hearts break to see human suffering in all its forms and we are motivated to relieve it just because we are and it doesn't need any further justification. This feeling of compassion and its motivating power is something we all share, along with our other impulses such as those which lead us to find love and avoid suffering ourselves and achieve good works. We are like this because of our biology. IF some other alien has a different biology with opposing values (and this is extremely academic and nothing to base any decision on) then perhaps there's nothing to say and it' s ON between humans and aliens.
Back to reality, probably the most accessible elaboration of this very basic humanistic concept is Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Google it.
As for the "differently-abled" amongst us, the sociopaths , a good layman's overview can be found here, in Martha Stout's "The Sociopath Next Door " :
Re human suffering: Human suffering is shorthand for human disasters like disease, pestilence, famine, sensory and intellectual deprivation , lovelessness, etc etc where the nervous system of the human is registering pain because irreversible damage is being done to the human for no good reason.
Now soldiers feel and do "irreversible damage" in preparing for war and in going to war, but that doesn't qualify as "bad" since there is a good reason for the suffering.
This should just be obvious- not all pain and suffering is bad. When people say "human suffering" they assume you understand that to mean "needless destructive human suffering", usually because of some natural calamity- hurricane tornadoes disease, or because of what someone else did to them- criminals and criminal regimes.
For example, everyone that I know wants to have more money—does that mean that becoming rich is a universal value? If not, how is that different from the relief of suffering? Common feelings—even when imposed by a common biology—does not seem like a sufficient basis for morality.
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This topic seems a little too all over the place for much ground to be had, so I'll just quickly touch on an issue or two, and try to reply to relevant posts that follow
What moral values can be found in having the government allocate money and rights to the citiens?
Rand's essay "The Virtue of Selfishness"
A society that is Just is surely a society built on fairness. Most of that which controls our success within a society has little to do with intrinsic autonomous action and much more to do with environmental, genetic, and social circumstance. A quick survey of many Harvard classrooms will show you something as simple as being a first-born son greatly increases your chance of being successful. I'm going to wrap up this comment without going into a very detailed argument, but please take a look at justice theories from philosophers like John Rawls. I was for some time very interested and supportive of Ayn Rand - however, the more I tried defending her the more flaws I found detrimental to her ideas. Allocating money creates a fair environment, where people born in worse situations have the chance of living better lives. To be treated equal is not to be treated fair and most advantages/disadvantages, hardships/luxuries, are not our doing but inflicted upon us. A common defense - believe it or not - is that 'the world isn't fair, not everyone will be equal'. Such thinkers then do not wish for a Just society, but one that looks more like a lottery. Most are left with nothing, some win a small prize, and a select few are granted all the riches. I am undecided on my personal standing on political philosophy, but chose to give the current perspective based on my experience with the endless, overly confident, free-market economists.
I'm sure there are private schools with higher quality education than public schools, but would every child have the opportunity to attend secondary education in a 100% capitalist system?
Education, both private and public, is going to be unbalanced…
paying taxes is a form of slavery
It is an exchange: to benefit from living in our society there is a taxation you must pay. If this contract does not suit someone, they can leave the state.