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The University of Louisville men's and women's soccer programs appreciate the support throughout what was an exciting and historic inaugural season at Dr. Mark and Cindy Lynn Stadium.
In 2015, the Cardinals will face several of the top soccer schools in the nation with home matches against Connecticut, Duke, St. Louis, Kentucky, Wake Forest, North Carolina, and Florida State among others. Approximately 20 matches between the men's and women's programs are expected to fill the 2015 campaign at Lynn Stadium.
Located across from Papa John's Cardinal Stadium just south of Cardinal Park on Floyd Street, Lynn Stadium is an $18.5 million, state-of the art stadium featuring seating for more than 5,300 and a 15,500-square-foot training center. Lynn Stadium's address is 2525 South Floyd Street, Louisville, KY 40209. Complimentary parking on match days is available at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium. To read more on the new Lynn Stadium, click here.
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Nearly three weeks after a tornado struck south Starkville, plenty of debris remains in the mobile home park hardest hit by the storm.
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For nearly a year, Starkville has asked payday lenders thinking about locating here to set up shop somewhere else.
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Magnificent Outburst
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Sparked by a medium-sized (C-class) flare, a long, magnetic filament burst out from the Sun, producing one of the best shows that SDO has seen (Aug. 31, 2012). Viewed in the 304 Angstrom wavelength of extreme ultraviolet light, the filament strand gets stretched outwards until it finally breaks and heads off to the left. Some of the particles from this eruption did hit Earth with a glancing blow on Sept. 3, generating some beautiful aurora. The video clip covers four hours of activity.
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Join astronauts on a spacewalk to fix the solar arrays on the International Space Station, or ISS. Find out about new crew quarters, exercise equipment, a recycling system and an expanded kitchen that finally includes a refrigerator. credit: NASA
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ARIES (March 21 to April 19) You're eager to Ram headfirst into that new project. But before you do, find out why some of your colleagues might not appear to be as gung-ho about it as you are.
Those looking for the thrill of gambling can find it in downtown Hinesville next month - it will come without the risk, but with a community reward.
Colorful autumn leaves attract visitors to Georgia's state parks every year, according to Kim Hatcher, public affairs coordinator with Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites.
Halloween cemetery tours, including actors and storytellers, will be held Friday, Oct. 19, in the Midway historical cemetery.
The contents of this article were summarized and taken directly from the Liberty County Chamber of Commerce minutes.
Christina Mason and Dixie Bridges were the overall winners of the 2012 Miss Long County Wildlife Pageant held Sept. 29 at Long County High School in Ludowici.
Though she's years away from college, Liberty County High School freshman and aspiring veterinarian Courtney Kuelling already has a foundation in caring for animals, thanks to 4-H programming.
Rush, Deep Purple, Public Enemy and N.W.A. are among the group of first-time nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
It has a new metal roof, but the plaster walls, blackboards and nearly all of the wooden floors and ceilings are original. The Dorchester Consolidated School has been preserved and now serves as the Dorchester Village Civic Center.
Our local waterways need you. You see, we are the ones who make these waterways - big and small - dirty. Unfortunately, the biggest threat to our rivers, streams, creeks and wetlands is us and the litter and debris that we generate every day. There are many things we can do to prevent water pollution in Liberty County, and one such opportunity is just around the corner. By participating in Keep Liberty Beautiful's seventh annual Rivers Alive cleanups on Saturday, Oct. 27, we can all fight litter before it gets too far downstream.
Tickets are on sale for "Clue: the Musical," based on the Parker Brothers board game. Tickets are $25 per person or $175 for a table of eight. The price includes a family-style dinner.
Thursday night's sunset over Liberty County was a puff of cotton-candy clouds, a fitting backdrop for the second-annual Hinesville Farmers Market Go Pink Night.
MACON, Ga. (AP) - A local archaeologist is planning the first major excavation of Creek Indian towns along the Ocmulgee River since digs at the Ocmulgee National Monument mounds during the Depression. The first of three excavations is slated for a popular park within the Macon city limits.
One of the most original films of the year is in theaters now. It's called "Looper," and - believe it or not - I'll give you everything you need to know about this sci-fi thriller without any spoilers. Most of what I'll tell you about this exciting new film is revealed within the first act.
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The Roadway to Recovery Car and Bike Show, benefiting the family of Georgia Ports Authority Cpl. William Solomon, was held at Bryant Commons Park this past Saturday.
Brandi R. Sollosi earned Local Finance Officer Certification in the first quarter of 2015 through the Carl Vinson Institute of Government's financial-management training program.
"The Children of Pride" is a huge book filled with letters written by the Dr. Charles C. Jones family from 1854-68. Robert Mansen Myers is the author of this book, which was published in 1972.
The Long County Schools Summer Feeding Program will run from June 1-18.
Every year, people gather from across Liberty County to participate in the annual Jackie Gilliard-Henderson Memorial Scholarship Walk-a-thon.
Richmond Hill's Tara Jennings has one of those jobs that's hard to define.
Long County's Law Day observance this year paid tribute to a true law-enforcement legend: the late Sheriff Cecil Nobles.
Six ministers led scores of Hinesville residents in prayer on the old courthouse steps Thursday morning in observance of the National Day of Prayer.
Gateway Behavioral Health Services will celebrate National Children's Mental Health Awareness by hosting an event with music, food, activities, games, prizes, educational exhibits and information about mental health and how to connect with appropriate services.
The 2015 Long County Relay for Life, held Friday at the Long County Recreation Complex, had a new location because the high-school soccer team needed Veterans Field for a playoff game. However, the new venue appeared to have a positive impact, as a large crowd came out to celebrate the event's 10th year of the event.
Sunday, April 26, was Confederate Memorial Day. It was very appropriate that the Midway Church Homecoming was on that Sunday, and the weather could not have been better.
The loss of any loved one is hard. The loss of a child is heartbreaking. The loss of an infant child is simply unbearable.
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When I was growing up, I couldn't wait to drive. To me driving meant that I was a grown up and would be taken seriously. I grew up in the country where you could drive a tractor or an old truck in the fields to bale hay and you didn't have to wait until you had a driver's license to drive in the field. So that is where most of my generation began.
I remember hearing stories from my mom and dad and their driving adventures. They were much more interesting than mine and my sister's were!
We had an old Chevy truck on our place which we used for baling hay and my parents drove it on the road. It was a standard shift, 3-speed on the column. It was fascinating to my sister and me. It also had a hand choke and a starter button on the floor board. You had to push in the clutch, give the gas pedal a push while pushing in the starter button with your the heal of your foot at the same time. You also had to operate the hand choke at the. All of this, just to get it started. They also did not have power steering or power brakes. I loved that old truck. I have often wished that I could find one and completely restore it to brand new for my dad.
I remember my parents talking about the times when they went to a junk yard to purchase a vehicle. I think the car that they brought me home from the hospital in cost them $25 and they drove it for quite some time.
My parents first new vehicle was a 1965 Mustang. I was about 4 when they bought that car and I got to go with them to special order it. It was black with red vinyl interior. Very sharp. It was totaled in an accident shortly after they bought it and they purchased a 1966, red Mustang with black interior.
Each of these vehicles cost slightly over $2,000 new. The Black 1965 cost the most as it was special ordered. My parents always detailed their vehicles and they traded them in, they looked like new. Everyone wanted to buy their used cars and it is still that way.
Very few vehicles came equipped with air conditioning, an automatic transmission or power steering. Those were considered luxury items. Today you would never think of purchasing a new vehicle with air conditioning. If you purchased one with a standard shift transmission you would be doing it to feel sporty?
My first car was a 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass. It was gold and only 6 years old. It had a V-8, 350 engine and used Premium gas. It was a great running car. I had that car for quite a while before it was passed on to my younger sister who drove the car for several more years. She had it painted dark brown and drove it until it had over 100,000 miles which was a lot of miles in the late '70s and early '80s.
Today kids want to start off with a new car. They don't want something with a blemish or a feature that doesn't work. Getting one from a junk yard would be the end of the world!
Another thing that I have noticed is that kids aren't as anxious to drive as we were. Neither of my daughters drove before they were 17 0r 18 years old. Times, kids, and vehicle sure have changed in the last few years.
Family Fun Day is on Saturday at Harter Park. We hope to see you there. The event will start at 4 p.m. Fireworks at Harter Park July 5 at dusk
11th Annual Photography Show is July 22 to Aug 14 at the Arts Depot. It will be on display during regular business hours. Entry deadline for submission and drop-off of photography for the show. All work must have wire hangers to be accepted July 18.
Victoria Horsley is a volunteer citizen columnist who serves The Daily Advocate readers weekly with her community column Union City News Reel. She can be contacted with local events, news, birthdays or anniversaries at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 937-467-3945. Viewpoints expressed in these opinion pieces are the work of the author. The Daily Advocate does not endorse these viewpoints or the independent activities of the author.


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Thirteen-year-old Micah has found such a pen. One that's ensnared him in a curse dating back generations. One that's devastated two families and now threatens his whole New England village. But how can Micah destroy the pen when it offers him his only chance at the future he dreams of?
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My goodness, Michelle Isenhoff is clearly SO VERY TALENTED. She sets the scene so incredibly perfectly that I felt like I was right there with the characters amid all the action.
This is such a fantastic read. After I'd read it, I said to my husband that I could imagine this book being studied by children at school... it's that amazing!
This has got to be one of the VERY BEST books I've had the pleasure of reading this year... actually, make that EVER. Simply superb!
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I absolutely could not put this book down. The writing style kept my interest and the story plot was simple yet captivating. It is written in a way that I felt as though I was a part of the book, like I was actually there and experiencing the story firsthand. Her descriptions are outstanding. I will be checking to see what other books she has written, can't wait. I highly recommend this book if you are looking for a book that is different and a short read.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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I absolutely loved this book!!!!! The most standout thing for me is the language that Isenhoff uses. Her writing and descriptions are sumptuous and juicy and her use of words is masterful and poetic. I found myself stopping to reread passages just so that I could savour them. This is the kind of descriptive writing that inspires me to try to be a better writer. I marked so many stand out sections, but I'll share a couple here:
The voice was cold as granite. On the far side of the table with the whole room under his eye, the figure of Micah's father presided over the meal like a medieval king. Like a statue of one, anyway, hard and stony. His brows pulled themselves into a heavy cliff that overhung narrow, unforgiving eyes. (p. 9-10)
He sometimes felt like a brooch his family adorned itself with. He'd much rather suffer the bumps and bruises of a well loved teddy bear. (p. 34)
Can't you just picture the scenes? Feel the emotion? Understand Micah's loneliness?
Beyond the great writing is a sweet story. My one criticism might be that the idea of the quill pen and what it could do took a little while considering it is such a short book. However, Micah is is a great, sympathetic character who show weaknesses, especially when faced with dilemma's, but also shows growth. As a reader, I felt for him and rallied behind him.
I loved Gabby and her family, especially her father with all of his stories and wisdom. They were a great foil for the rest of the town and Micah's own family. The friendship that Micah and Gabby had was fun and, I'm sure, widened the appeal of the book to both boys and girls.
One thing I really enjoy in books is when they explore interesting ideas and this one focused on the idea of each action having rippling consequences. The notion of one simple action leading to a myriad of unexpected results is a provocative one and is shown here along with its surprising results.
I highly recommend this book to those who like middle grade fantasy and good writing. This is a book that I will keep for my own kids to read and I will certainly be on the lookout for more books by Isenhoff so that I can continue to enjoy her rich writing.
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New Video Decode and Presentation API
I'm pleased to announce a new video API for Unix and Unix-like platforms, and a technology preview implementation of this API from NVIDIA.
The API is called VDPAU (Video Decode and Presentation API for Unix). It provides a large subset of PureVideo HD functionality for NVIDIA Linux, Solaris, and FreeBSD users.
The current API documentation is here: ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/vd...tml/index.html
Some highlights of VDPAU:
Note that VDPAU does not address content protection.
Some highlights/limitations of NVIDIA's current implementation:
The VDPAU support in the NVIDIA 180.xx release series is a preview. We are aware of cases of visual corruption and in some cases GPU hangs. We will be working on these issues over the next several NVIDIA driver releases. While NVIDIA's VDPAU implementation is not ready for end user use yet, it should be far enough along that interested application developers can begin working with it.
Various applications, such as ffmpeg, MPlayer, MythTV, xine, ... now support VDPAU, at least in some recent SVN versions.
NVIDIA originally developed patches for ffmpeg and MPlayer to demonstrate VDPAU. However, official ffmpeg and MPlayer SVN now include VDPAU support; we recommend that users use this instead of the NVIDIA patches. For posterity, the NVIDIA patches are available at ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/vdpau/.
If other hardware vendors are interested, they are welcome to also provide implementations of VDPAU. The VDPAU API was designed to allow a vendor backend to be selected at run time.
As of driver release 180.22, the current list of supported GPUs is maintained in the README file distributed with the driver.
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VDPAU users, please note that the arguments to the VdpDecoderCreate function have changed in 180.16. Please see the updated VDPAU documentation for details. This means that video players compiled against 180.11 will not work with 180.16 and vice-versa.
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Krishna of Blind Image, who endorses for Soultone Cymbals and Sonor, is all set to take metal music to new heights. B. Siva traces the drummer's musical journey.
In a conservative city like Chennai, not all dreamers get to fulfil their dreams. Very few are passionate enough to chase their dreams and even fewer who take on deadlines from office alongside their dreams. Meet Krishna, the drummer of Blind Image, who is living his dream.
What inspired you to become a drummer?
I guess I was an angry kid. Too many things were happening around me when I was a kid/teen at home, so I needed some distraction and channelling. My mom who has been my mentor told me that I need to channel my anger productively. For some reason I was able to do that with drums. She made me learn the mridangam for over six years. I am glad of that since it made drumming so much easier.
The first inspiration actually came from Lars Ulrich of Metallica. The song Dyers eve has phenomenal drumming and I loved watching him live and liked his energy and presence. My grandfather got me my first kit. That's where it all began. I dedicate all my achievements to him.
"You are making too much noise!" Every drummer would have grown up hearing that. How did you manage?
Ha ha! I get that all the time. I used to jam with my band in a room right next to my grandmother's pooja room. My granddad used to pull out the fuse to cut the power, so that I'd stop playing. But, when I started earning, I actually converted half of our balcony in to a small room and soundproofed it. Nothing flashy but it serves the purpose. This is where Blind Image wrote both our albums and where we are currently writing our third.
Major influences?
Nick Menza, Martin Lopez, Portnoy, Dave Weckl, Gavin Harisson, Carter Beauford, Michael Struggis, Chris Adler, Joey Jordison, John Blackwell, Benny Greb, Steve Gad, Richard Christie, Ian Paice, Vinnie Colaiuta and Jojo Mayer. Every guy in this list is so unique and has personally inspired me so much at different levels with different things.
A professional employee during day and a musician at night. How juggle the two ?
Dedication, sacrifice and perseverance. Honestly I love balancing both; I have been doing this from my college days. You have what you want and you have what your folks want from you; I chose to do both. It was hard initially but it taught me time management.
Why did you choose Soultone Cymbals?
This I can explain only when you hear these awesome sounding cymbals. I am not over rating them. They are all handpicked and handmade... and the people in Soultone, my artist manager Mya, are all very supportive and caring about their artists. They never delay anything either. I don't see myself playing any other cymbals other than Soultone.
You now endorse Sonor...
All credit goes to my buddy Shailendra of Shruti Musicals. He worked on this so hard for so long with proper follow up. Also thanks to Onstage for supporting me with the same. And what you can expect from this is my awesome new drum kit, which will be arriving soon. I am getting the Sonor SQ2 custom made drum system. I get to hand pick everything in this feature. Right from the wood choice, the finish, the heads and even every bolt and nut. I can't wait to get my hand on this hottie.
With the Endorsements in hand, what kind of setup are you looking at?
I am actually getting the SONOR SQ2 - custom made drum system. I get to hand pick everything in this feature. Right from the wood choice, the finish, the heads and even every bolt and nut. I am going to be having an all beech wood kit - with vintage shell and Remo ambassador coated head and a emperor clear resonator head on my 10 inch tom, 12 inch tom and 14 and 16 inch floor tom. With Benny Greb - 13 inch signature snare as my main snare and a 10 inch pop as well. My kick drum is going to be 22 inch with power stroke batter head and emperor resonator. The kit is going to be a walnut root finish. I have proposed few other options as well. Let's see. I cant wait to get my hand on this hotty.
You met another Sonor endorsee recently; the legendary Benny Greb himself. How was that experience?
Awesome; one of the best moments of life. Benny Greb is so down-to-earth. I talked to him for more than half an hour on different techniques. It was a mind blowing learning experience.
What kind of changes can we expect in your drumming?
I play what is required for the music and I like to make the drum lines sound contemporary and to add my signature to it. I am a big fan of jazz although I can't do jazz drumming much. But I always like to incorporate that in the heavy music that we play. I don't force it in. If it feels right, I will do it. One thing you can expect for sure is better live drums sound during live gigs and in studio.
What's next in your list of 'things to be done'?
More practice hours. Do justice to my sponsors by promoting them. Take Blind Image to the next level. Trying to implement some nice business concepts of mine at work. Buy another bike, high end may be. Travel a lot. Live a life!
What's in store for Blind Image this year?
Great right now. We were the first Asian band to be signed by the Flaming Arts Agency, Europe. Our new manager Jon Knight is doing a great job. We have concrete plans for 2011 with a new album to record; our first International tour, which we will be announcing shortly; of course we play more music.
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This statement, which was praised by Pope Benedict XVI back at Christmastime, has been translated into English by my friend and BYU colleague Ralph Hancock:
This statement, which was praised by Pope Benedict XVI back at Christmastime, has been translated into English by my friend and BYU colleague Ralph Hancock:
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. It seems like the synthesis of his arguments can be found in the conclusion,
"The problem with the proposed law is the harm it portends for our society as a whole, and this solely for the benefit of a tiny minority. This harm consists in the irreversible scrambling of three things: genealogies, by substituting "parenting" for fatherhood and motherhood; the status of the child, who would go from being a subject to being an object to which others have a right; and sexual identity as a natural given, which would have to give way to orientation as an individual expression, in the name of the struggle against inequality, perverted into the elimination of differences."
I also felt like shouting huzzah upon reading this line, "I believe that the affirmation of freedom does not imply the negation of limits and that the affirmation of equality does not imply the leveling of differences."
Reading his connection of the negative effects on gay marriage on genealogy made me grateful for all those people who read the bible and wonder, "why are they wasting page after page on generations again?"
This is one of the fine essays I've read. It raises issues I haven't thought of and has an eloquence about love and marriage that is perfect for the day. Thank you!
This is the single most coherent and persuasive articulation of the arguments against cultural endorsement of homosexual "marriage" that I have yet to come across. Rabbi Bernheim has provided the "silenced majority" a concise, well-reasoned manifesto that should be required reading for all who are still laboring to form well-considered conclusions concerning the long-term significance of the social experimentation currently taking place on our planet.
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The Dean's List: The gift of giving
By JASON LOGAN
For the first time since before puberty, I'm excited for Christmas.
Not that the holidays don't put a little extra nog in my jog, but it usually doesn't happen until around December 20.
This year, I'm frothing at the mouth with premature Christmas cheer. I was walking into Toys R Us sporting shorts and flip-flops to buy a remote-controlled dinosaur in August, humming Jingle Bells and laughing all the way.
College basketball is also in the giving mood. It's handed bettors a few early gifts that are still concealed in non-conference wrapping paper. Like that tantalizing big box tucked underneath the tree, these teams could be something really good. Or they could be a horrific mistake of a sweater.
Just like any 29-year-old kid, I like to shake and prod and speculate what my gifts might be. So let's give some college hoops programs a rattle and see if they'll measure up to that E.T. Big Wheel of Xmas '84.
Michigan Wolverines = Easy Bake Oven
Michigan broke necks with its win over UCLA at the 2K Sports Classic in New York early in the year. And it served up another warm and tasty win over Duke last weekend. But much like a light-bulb heated appliance, the Wolverines will burn you. They're one of those teams that play down to or up to the opposition's level.
Syracuse Orange = Guitar Hero World Tour
Cuse is awesome. Guitar Hero awesome. The Orange rocked out with wins over Florida, Kansas and Virginia in the run of four days. However, like Guitar Hero, Syracuse will be under every bettor's tree. Already a public fave, Cuse has had its value stolen like Cindy Lou Who's Christmas and it might not return until Big East play begins.
Wake Forest Demon Deacons = AirZooka
If you haven't played with one of these amazing, inexpensive, air-firing marvels of modern science - you need to. It is the unique gift no one gets and everyone is amazed by. Wake Forest is just that. The Demon Deacs picked up wins over Baylor, Indiana and a tested Cal St. Fullerton program. They will continue to fly under the radar in the New Year with UNC, Duke and Miami getting all the love in the ACC.
Dayton Flyers = Chia Pet
The Flyers are a ceramic sheep with nasty green goo spread over it. Dayton doesn't look like much at first, but with some time it sprouts into a non-conference dynamo with wins over Marquette and Auburn. But beware - Chia Puppies turn into Chia Dogs. The Flyers started with the same vigor last season, then mutated into a moldy nightmare once the A-10 schedule started.
Mystery Men
Davidson's Stephen Curry became college basketball's Harry Potter after the fresh-faced guard magically pushed the Wildcats to the brink of the Final Four last March. The country fell in love with the little fella, who built on his popularity by dropping 44 points on state rival North Carolina State Saturday.
Before last year's tournament run, people outside the NCAA bubble didn't even know Davidson was a school, let alone that Curry was one of the best scorers in college history. He's paved the way for mid-major magicians like the ones listed below:
David Holston (Chicago State Cougars)
Holston is second behind Curry in scoring with over 28 points per game in the first seven tilts. The senior guard isn't just a 5-foot-8 bucket factory, he's the Cougars' emotional leader. Chicago State is off to a horrible start, but got 33 points from Holston when it put a scare in Marquette last month. The nation will get a better look at him when the Cougars visit Illinois Wednesday.
Josh Akognon (Cal State Fullerton Titans)
The Titans are always a threat to the spread as long as Akognon is spotting up behind the arc. The senior guard is averaging 24.6 points per night, firing up over 100 3-point attempts in just nine games. He's connected on 36 of those shots and has come up big against teams like Wake Forest, St. Mary's and LSU. Cal State Fullerton will turn to Akognon's scoring even more now that defensive stopper Gerard Anderson is nursing an ankle injury.
Lester Hudson (Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks)
If you are one of the rare hoop heads that play NCAA fantasy basketball, you know who Lester Hudson is after he recorded a quadruple-double last November. The Skyhawks senior finished fourth in scoring in 2007-08 and is averaging almost 24 points per game this season. He is hauling in almost seven rebounds, dishing for nearly four assists and swiping three steals per game. However, Hudson had his two worst games of the year against Tennessee and USC – scoring just 20 points in each.
Joes vs. Pros
While watching North Carolina's walk-ons smack around MSU in the final minutes of a 98-63 beating last Wednesday, ESPN's announcers began filling the void with jokes about how the Heels could give the NBA's worst teams a run for their money.
It got me thinking. Then it got me emailing.
I sent the question to Logans.com oddsmaker Michael Perry, asking what would be the fictional lines for UNC vs. Oklahoma City and UNC vs. the Clippers on a neutral site with NBA rules. Here's what came back.
UNC vs. OKC (-16)
UNC vs. LA Clippers (-20)
Perry's reasoning behind the numbers is that the pro squads are far better conditioned playing a 48-minute game and would eventually wear down the college kids with pure skill and athleticism.
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Thankfully, it's not. The above was just a test run. Lately, while everybody's been worrying about whose spore is smaller and watching those letter sorters, I'm more scared about a bomb in the subway.
Of course, I heard about that Nightline scenario of how anthrax can be spread by a subway. It "begins at rush hour," Ted Koppel says. "Several hundred thousand people pour into the subway system. Invisible in that crowd [is] . . . a squad of terrorists about to launch an attack. . . . Each [person] carries a half-liter glass jar filled with anthrax spores . . . and throws it onto the subway tracks, breaking it open. Now the trains themselves become part of the attack mechanism . . . pushing air ahead of them, pulling air behind them; like a pneumatic tube system, the anthrax is distributed not just through that station but throughout the entire network. . . . [In a few days] more than 50,000 [are] dead, a city virtually destroyed, a country shaken to its core."
Nightline and I have a different sense of what could happen. But the thing is, I'm not afraid of the subway as a germ carrier. I'm afraid of a fire and being trapped, like the people in their cars when those trucks crashed in a tunnel in Switzerland last week. It was 1800 degrees Fahrenheit, and everybody was molten.
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Posted December 17, 2012 at 8:12PM
Ok, I know I'm probably asking for trouble here but something I saw yesterday that really irritated both my wife and myself.
Sir Ian McKellen (an actor who I usually have respect for) was interviewed on the Andrew Marr show yesterday morning. I didn't see the entire interview but we were both incredulous at the part where he said he was off to Edinburgh to visit and talk to schools to promote homosexuality and affirm the ideal that it was ok to be gay. He said school children's jaws usually dropped when they heard that it was once possible to be jailed for being in love with someone of the same sex.
As a parent (albeit of offspring now old enough to make their own minds up) I would have been incensed if I thought that sort of message was being sent out to my family in our schools. It is bad enough that so many children's tv programmes portray this as a totally normal alternative.
I don't consider myself to be homophobic, I am opposed to gay marriage per se as I believe marriage should be reserved for the traditional male/female partnership but at the same time I know several gay people and don't have any issue with their relationships - what they do is entirely their own business. I respect them and they respect my opinion.
I just think it is entirely inappropriate that our young people from an early age appear to be having the message thrust on them that this is an entirely open acceptable norm.
Am I wrong?
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 12:54PM
Fair play to you for starting this thread, it's a very contentious issue that's for sure. I'm glad you decided to stick your head above the parapet on this one and not me! How long it's allowed to run for is very debatable in itself.
My view on homosexuality is that it is a genetic or chromosomal condition present at birth. One does not choose to become a homosexual, you are born that way. It is not normal, it is abnormal. All animals are born with sexual organs to enable the procreation of young to increase the species, it is patently obvious that if homosexuality were the norm the human species would eventually die out.
To be honest I feel sorry for anybody who is homosexual, it is a very difficult road that they have embarked upon and I don't believe anybody would willingly choose that particular lifestyle, therefore I don't think choice is involved, it is as uncontrollable an urge for homosexuals as heterosexuality is for the majority of the population.
I think that these alternative lifestyles should be explained to young people, but they should not be told they are normal because they are not. It is of course wrong to persecute somebody for their sexuality and so long as homosexuals live according to the law they should be afforded the same rights and responsibilities as the rest of us.
What they should not receive however, is any special standing or status in society.
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 1:33PM
"My point is the even more may be tempted to experiment because of the message being sent out these days. Children will emulate role models and as more and more story lines appear around homosexual characters and more "camp" presenters appear this is surely an unacceptable risk."
So what if some young people are "tempted to experiment" - what's wrong with that?
"as more and more story lines appear around homosexual characters and more "camp" presenters appear this is surely an unacceptable risk."**
An unacceptable risk of what?
I'm finding it more and more difficult to grasp the fact that in the 21st century there are still people around who are so prejudiced and ignorant that they actually believe there's something wrong with being gay, and that there's an 'unacceptable risk' attached to educating schoolchildren about the facts, rather than allowing them to develop the same appalling prejudices.
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 1:37PM
There is absolutely no evidence whatsoever of homosexuality being a chromosomal "condition" - which is an interesting turn of phrase in itself. The idea that there is (or will be found) a "gay gene" is the stuff of simplistic Daily Mail reports. It may be your view, but it is one born from ignorance of the facts.
By the way, not "all animals are born with.... to increase the species". In addition, homosexual behaviour is rife in a huge variety of species, and has a strong evolutionary reason to be so. Indeed, it is probably the "norm", to use your expression.
Why do you condiser homosexuality to not be normal? What do you mean, that it is a minority condition (in which case being an adult male is also not "normal")? It is certainly not abnormal. Even if the majority of a species were homosexual, that would not necessarily mean a lower reproductive viability for the species as a whole - indeed, it could mean a higher viability.
I do agree that the young should be educated as to these ("alternative" I'd have to disagree) lifestyles, but without the overtones of moral disapproval that seems all-too rife from some in this thread.
Your final sentence seems at odds with the rest of your post. I'd say they should be treated as normally as anyone else - no distinction whatsoever. Certainly, not that they'd be viewed as abnormal. That would be to grant "special" status indeed...
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 1:41PM
Current views, December 2012, respectable journal.
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 1:42PM
"To be honest I feel sorry for anybody who is homosexual, it is a very difficult road that they have embarked upon and I don't believe anybody would willingly choose that particular lifestyle, therefore I don't think choice is involved"
And there I was, thinking that you might be relied upon to have an enlightened attitude about this.
Gay people don't 'embark' on being gay - you said yourself that it's a matter of genetics, and there you are, in the next paragraph, contradicting yourself.
Difficult as you might find it to understand, there are tens of millions of people (perhaps hundred of millions)who are delighted to be gay. It's their natural state of sexuality. I know that lots of people find the whole subject distasteful, but that's something they have to deal with. An enlightened society understands that being gay is a natural human condition, one that has been with us since homo-sapiens first walked the earth. Young people should be educated to understand that, and not the ridiculous, uninformed claptrap that I'm seeing in some of the posts in this thread.
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 2:26PM
An interesting highly technical article, which posits theory's regarding the causes of homosexuality. You wont get an argument from me regarding children being born homosexual, as I believe as I have already stated that they are.
The article seems to say that no direct genetic linkage to homosexuality has been found but that in certain cases this may be a reason? Obviously more research is necessary.
I consider homosexuality to not be normal because as I have already stated male and female animals are born with reproductive organs to enable the male to impregnate the female to enable the birth of offspring to continue the species! Two males or two females cannot carry out this most basic reproductive function!
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 2:34PM
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"And there I was, thinking that you might be relied upon to have an enlightened attitude about this."
Sorry to disappoint as usual, :-) Perhaps I used the wrong choice of words when I said "embark upon" I did not intend to mean that I thought that homosexuality was a lifestyle choice, I don't! There is no choice involved, I believe homosexuals are born that way.
What I meant was, that homosexuality is not an easy condition to live with, and that nobody would willingly choose to be homosexual as opposed to being heterosexual because of the still prevalent hostility towards homosexuality that still pervades society.
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 2:42PM
I agree with Flak999 about homosexuality being a difficult lifestyle.
I have met many homosexuals and totally disagree with FE's sweeping statement that many millions are happy to be gay. Many I have met have very unfulfilling lifestyles, shallow and impulsive relationships often very furtive which leads to more unhappiness (yes I know that is not limited to gay relationships) but it seems more prevalent. Some have admitted to me that they would prefer a normal relationship but it just isn't for them. I have noticed an alarming number of suicides due to deep unhappiness and loneliness. I read a report where 73% of psychiatrists say homosexuals are less happy than the average person, and of those psychiatrists, 70% say that the unhappiness is NOT due to social stigmatization. This coupled with the high prevalence of alcoholism, drug abuse and other well documented health issues confirms that the lifestyle should not be promoted as "normal" to our young.
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 2:50PM
"What I meant was, that homosexuality is not an easy condition to live with, and that nobody would willingly choose to be homosexual as opposed to being heterosexual because of the still prevalent hostility towards homosexuality that still pervades society."
If that's what you meant to say I find less to disagree with. Homosexuals are better accepted by society now than at any time in the past - due mainly to better education leading to increased enlightenment. The key is education; as more people realise that homosexuality is nothing to be afraid of (contrary to what A194 believes) there will be an even greater degree of acceptance. Gay people don't pose any threat to society, but bigotry and prejudice do.
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Posted December 18, 2012 at 2:55PM
Perfectly normal behaviour throughout the animal kingdom, mammals, birds and reptiles alike!
Darwin suggested that sexual arousal was for heterosexuals to reproduce, modern studies however have shown that both male/male and female/female pair bonding is very wide spread.
I photographed a same sex legal ceremony and the following reception, met a lot of very nice people, both of the heterosexual and homosexual varieties, they all looked liked people to me! one of the nicest "weddings" I have been too.
It is a real shame to know that "different" people in life can be attacked/abused/hated/feared for their beliefs and life style choices, I have long hair and tattoos, I get quite a few folk find it OK to voice their opinions or dislike of these, odd as I really don't have a problem that they have short hair or wear a suit etc.
Unfortunately it will take along time for mankind to learn to be less disparaging of each other.
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@tags church : panoramas tagged church
@tags church !city : panoramas tagged church but not tagged city
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@author willy : panoramas by an author named willy
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Richard English
Old Faithful Inn
Harry Becker
Yellowstone NP
Harry Becker
Yellowstone NP
Harry Becker
Yellowstone NP
Harry Becker
Yellowstone NP
Harry Becker
Yellowstone NP
Calvin K McDonald
Pleasant Valley, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA
yunzen liu
Grand Prismatic Spring Yellowstone National Park USA——The most beautiful hot red lava in the earth
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Grand Prismatic Spring Yellowstone National Park USA——The most beautiful hot lava of the earth
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Yellowstone National Park USA——Grand Prismatic Spring 3
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The Jackson town Wyoming United States——westen Cowboy City
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The South Gate of Yellowstone National Park USA——Jackson Lake overlooking
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Yellowstone National Park Grand Prismatic Spring USA—— third largest hot spring in the world
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American Yellowstone National Park Grand Prismatic Spring——The most beautiful surface of the earth
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American Wyoming Yellowstone National Park——Old Faithful Geyser erupting
Richard English
Old Faithful Geyser
Marcel Reese
Grand Prismatic Spring
John Love
Old Faithful Inn - Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Harry Becker
Yellowstone Nationalpark, lower falls
Harry Becker
Lower Fall
Harry Becker
Lower Fall
Phillip Simpson
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River
Fairy Falls in Yellowstone National Park
Stig Nordlander
Yellowstone Sapphire Pool
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