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In Photoshop CS5 New Features, author Jan Kabili introduces new features and productivity enhancements that include reshaping images with Puppet Warp, turning photographs into paintings, and Content-Aware Fill options. The course examines CS5 enhancements to existing features include significant improvements to High Dynamic Range (HDR) photo processing, selection and mask edge refinement, and lens-related photo corrections. A brief overview of companion applications, Adobe Bridge CS5 and Adobe Camera Raw 6, is included. Exercise files are included with the course.
HDR processed images that look almost surreal are all the rage these days. There may be times when you do not have multiple images to run through the Merge to HDR Pro dialog box, but you still want to achieve in a single photo the look of that special surreal HDR processed image. In that case the new HDR Toning adjustment fits the bill. HDR Toning can be applied to a single photo like this one that was shot as a JPEG or this one, both of which were shot as 8-bit JPEGs. These two photos are the fine work of photographer John Lorenz who has been shooting the uncanny beauty of the San Louise Valley in Southern Colorado for years.
So I would like to take this image and simulate that surreal HDR processed look. To do that I am going to go up to that Image menu and down to Adjustments and down to HDR Toning. That opens the HDR toning dialog box with the very same controls that you have seen before in the Merge to HDR Pro dialog box. As in that dialog there are couple of HDR methods available, but the only worth working with for the purpose of making a surreal image is Local Adaptation. So in order to give this image a surreal look, I am going to move the sliders here.
The main slider that I concentrate on for this purpose is the Detail slider. I am going to drag that slider all the over to the right to give the image as crunchier look as I can. That not only sharpens, but it also adds grain and here and there I have got these glowing light edges. All of which contribute to that surreal look. I am also going to increase the Vibrance and maybe the Saturation as well. Let's see what happens when I take the Vibrance slider and drag it all the way over to the right. I am looking for some wild color in this image and that has brought back some color.
I am going to drag the Saturation slider to the right also, maybe not that far. Maybe just abut there. I like that look. Now I wonder if I can get a little more edge glow to help with that surreal feel. I will take the Radius slider and I am going to drag it over to the right. In this particular image I think that the edge glow is too much. But again, this is just subjective. So I am going to take the Radius back to the left a bit, to about there and I will leave the Strength where it is.
Before I am done, I will play with the exposure of the image, although I don't know if it is going to help in this case. I might try to lighten a bit. No, that's too much. I, actually liked the exposure almost where it started, right there. So I will put it back. That's about all I am going to do to this particular image. I am going to click OK here and now I am going to approach the other image. This image has a bit of surreal quality to it already. What I really like about it between the relatively sharp icicles and the softness of the background. I would like to emphasize that to create another kind of otherworldly image.
So I am going to open that same HDR Toning adjustment and the default settings do brighten the image. But what I want to do here is to soften that background. So I am going to right to the Detail slider and this time instead of dragging it all the way to the right, I am going to go all the way over to the left. As soon as I do, I have got that lovely soft background. I might try adding a little glow around the icicles by increasing the Radius slider. I don't want to go too far, maybe just about there, and I will leave the Strength of the glow as it is.
I want to bring out a little bit more of the shadow areas, so I am going to take the Gamma slider and move it over to the left. Then I will go to the Shadow slider and I will try moving that to the right. Now I am able to see a bit more of these mountains here. Let's go a little further. I will take the Vibrance slider and move it over to the right, but not too much. I really like that soft look and I do not want to ruin that with too much color.
So now let's compare how the image was before I made this changes and how it is now. Quite a difference. If you like these particular soft otherworldly look, you might want to save it as a Preset so you can apply it to other images. That can be done from this menu, clicking there and choosing Save Preset. I'll call this soft ice and I will click Save and then I will click OK. Now if were to go to another image, say back to that surreal image and brought up the HDR Toning adjustment again, I could go to the Preset drop down and there I will find the soft ice preset that I just saved and I could apply it to this image as well for a very different look.
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ANAHEIM – Chris Iannetta had a weird day at the plate Wednesday night.
First, in the seventh inning of the Angels' eventual 5-4 win over the Oakland Athletics, he was grazed by a pitch on his foot. Oakland challenged, but the play stood, and Iannetta insisted the ball did hit him – very lightly, and after bouncing first.
Then, one inning later, he struck out but reached base on a passed ball by A's catcher Derek Norris. After striking out and going back to the dugout in the 10th, he finally launched the solo home run that won Wednesday's game for the Angels, on a first-pitch fastball from Oakland left-hander Drew Pomeranz.
The usually stoic Iannetta sported a gigantic grin during the on-field celebration and offered some poignant thoughts about the come-from-behind win's potential meaning for the Angels.
"We need to come back in games. We need to show that we're resilient. If we get down early or get down late, we need to know that we can battle back," Iannetta said. "It's character-building, it's team-identity building and it's chemistry-building. Those are some of the most overlooked things when it comes to a team. Is there team chemistry? What is the team made of? Throughout the course of the season, the more moments you have like this where you can define yourself and build confidence as a unit, the better you're gonna be down the stretch."
Manager Mike Scioscia agreed with his catcher after Wednesday's series-salvaging win.
"Usually you just say a game is a game, but there was a different feeling in the clubhouse after tonight," Scioscia said. "
The Angels (7-8) have not started this season all that well, but things haven't exactly gone terribly, either. They could have gone worse, surely, even with the injuries to Josh Hamilton and Kole Calhoun that will affect this team through May.
7-8 looks a lot better than 6-9, and 6-9 looked a likelihood at various points Wednesday.
Four times in six days now, the Angels have played extra innings – for a total of 12 of them.
Wednesday's 12-inning game marked the first time since June 1975 that the Angels had played four extra-inning games in a single homestand. And that was a nine-gamer. This one was only six.
"It'd be nice to score one more run than the other team earlier than extra innings, but as long as we win, we'll play as many as it takes," Iannetta quipped.
All the innings have also stretched the bullpen, but Thursday's off day will help that.

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FACTS & STATS: Site: Kohl Center (17,230) -- Madison, Wisconsin. Television: ESPN U. Home Record: PVAMU 1-1, UW 7-0. Away Record: PVAMU 1-8, UW 2-0. Neutral Record: PVAMU 0-0, UW 3-0. Conference Record: PVAMU 0-0, UW 0-0. Series Record: Wisconsin leads, 1-0.
GAME NOTES: The fourth-ranked Wisconsin Badgers will try to put an exclamation point on a perfect non-conference slate, as they entertain the Prairie View A&M Panthers on Saturday afternoon.
Prairie View is 2-9 on the campaign, the team logging victories against only Schreiner (100-73 on Nov. 11) and Bethune-Cookman (89-80 on Nov. 29). The Panthers are currently mired in a four-game losing streak, with their most recent setback occurring at Western Michigan, 92-53, last Saturday. PVAMU lifts the lid on its Southwestern Athletic Conference slate on Jan. 4 at home against Southern.
Wisconsin is 12-0, marking its best start in the modern era (since 1946), and has done so despite playing the nation's seventh-toughest schedule. The Badgers have recorded wins over St. John's. Florida, Saint Louis, West Virginia, Virginia and Marquette, and they took out visiting Eastern Kentucky two weeks ago in their last outing, 86-61. UW is set to open Big Ten Conference play next Thursday at Northwestern.
Wisconsin won the only previous meeting with Prairie View A&M, 99-55, in Madison on Nov. 19, 2010.
Prairie View's issues mainly stem from its effort at the defensive end of the court, as the team ranks 342nd of the 345 teams charted by the NCAA at the Division I level in yielding 87.9 ppg. The SWAC actually has four of the bottom 11 teams in terms of scoring defense (Texas Southern, Mississippi Valley State and Grambling State being the others). Foes are shooting 51.4 percent from the field, which includes a 42.5 percent showing from beyond the arc, both of which rank the team near the bottom of all D-I programs as well. Offensively, the Panthers are putting up 71.5 ppg behind typical shooting outputs of .428 overall and .317 from downtown. The team is in the red in both rebounding (-5.6) and turnover (-2.6) margins, but there is some talent on the roster, notably Montrael Scott (14.2 ppg, 4.4 rpg, .504 FG percentage, .468 3- point FG percentage, .769 free-throw percentage). Demondre Chapman (12.2 ppg, 4.7 rpg, .534 FG percentage), Louis Munks (10.4 ppg) and John Brisco (10.1 ppg) round out the unit's double-digit scorers. Chapman was the only PVAMU player to show up in the 39-point loss at Western Michigan last weekend, netting 23 points and grabbing seven rebounds. The Broncos shot 56.9 percent from the field, while holding their overmatched opponent to just 34.0 percent. Prairie View missed 15 of its 19 3-point tries, while committing 17 turnovers.
Wisconsin has been impressive at both ends of the floor this season, putting up 74.7 ppg while giving up just 62.1 ppg. The team is hitting 46.9 percent of its total shots, with 40.3 percent of its 3-point attempts finding the bottom of the net. It's defensive effort yields 42.7 percent success on opposing field goal attempts, with the 3-point shot falling just 31.6 percent of the time. The Badgers boast four double-digit scorers, with one more close to joining the ranks. Frank Kaminsky does a little bit of everything for UW, toting a line of 14.6 points, 5.8 rebounds and nearly two blocks per game, all while shooting 56.4 percent from the field, including a 15-of-35 showing from beyond the arc. Sam Dekker (14.3 ppg, 5.8 rpg), Ben Brust (12.7 ppg, 5.4 rpg), Traevon Jackson (10.9 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 4.6 apg) and Josh Gasser (9.3 ppg, 4.3 rpg) have all performed well for coach Bo Ryan's club, which shot 60.5 percent from the field, knocking down 9-of-15 3-point launches in the rout of Eastern Kentucky two weeks ago. Brust paced the team with 20 points, Nigel Hayes came off the bench to tally 17, Dekker had 16 and Kaminsky chipped in 13. The Badgers were outscored in the paint, 34-26, but they put forth a stifling defensive effort, particularly in the first half when they allowed the Colonels to connect on only 9-of-27 field goal attempts (.333), including a mere 2-of-9 3-point tries (.222). A massive 25-9 edge in points from the foul line also contributed to the lopsided outcome.
Simply put, the Panthers stand very little chance of keeping this game competitive let alone pulling off what would be one of the biggest upsets in recent memory.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Wisconsin 88, Prairie View A&M 51
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CHENNAI: The Madras High Court on Thursday dismissed two petitions against the film 'Dasavatharam. The petitions had alleged that the film contained scenes which offended Hindus.
In its order, a Division Bench comprising Justices K.Venkataraman and M.Sathyanarayanan, said: "We are constrained to come to the conclusion that the apprehension of the petitioners at this stage before they could view the film could only be a surmise and without proof that there are certain scenes which will affect the Hindus, more particularly the Vaishnavites."
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The Bench said freedom of expression guaranteed under Art.19 (1) could not be curtailed on mere assumptions of the petitioners that the film contained certain scenes which would hurt the sentiments of Hindus.
There was no Intellectual Property Rights involved in the use of the title 'Dasavatharam.' The persons who view the film are not so illiterate as to take a view that it is 10 'avatars' (incarnations) of Lord Vishnu.
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Frank Warren's show planned for the ExCeL London on Friday 9th December - joint-headlined by James DeGale and George Groves in separate championship fights - has been switched to the Liverpool Echo Arena on the same date.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, ExCeL were unable to stage the event due to their Olympic test event commitment and, with no other London venue available, Ian Congdon from the Liverpool Echo Arena jumped at the chance to stage another international boxing event at the city's premier venue.
Last month Liverpool star Tony Bellew and Nathan Cleverly fought a tremendous battle for the WBO World Light-Heavyweight title at the venue in one of the best fights seen in recent years, and in July John Murray and Kevin Mitchell were also involved in a thrilling fight at the same venue.
DeGale will take on tough Spaniard Jose Guerrero in the first defence of his WBO Intercontinental Super-Middleweight title, while his great rival Groves will defend his Commonwealth title against a challenger to be confirmed.
The top quality card, televised live on BoxNation (Sky Platform Ch. 456), will also feature Olympian Billy Joe Saunders in a ten-round international contest, backed up with Merseyside's best talent including: former British and Commonwealth Featherweight Champion Stephen Smith; his younger brother, unbeaten, welterweight Liam Smith; big-punching light-middleweight talent Joe Selkirk, plus hugely popular Ellesmere Port super-flyweight Paul Butler as well as Commonwealth Games Champion Callum Johnson.
Promoter Frank Warren said, "I'm grateful that Ian Congdon and his team at the Liverpool Echo Arena stepped in to stage the event. With the great fights we've had recently at the arena with Cleverly v Bellew and Murray v Mitchell, plus cracking title fights with Paul Smith in the past, Liverpool has now become the hotbed of British boxing. The fans are fantastic and really love their boxing and come out and support the shows so I'm delighted that James and George plus all the local lads will feature on the card."
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- Senior Alexa Pelley pin-pointed seven service aces and produced 40 digs Tuesday evening (Sept. 2), helping spark the Columbus North volleyball team to a 3-2 victory at Bloomington North.
Senior Janelle Peters paced the Bull Dogs with 11 kills while classmate Karen Wildemann notched 10 kills, 38 assists and 13 digs as the Bull Dogs (5-2) overcame an early deficit an pulled out a 25-23, 23-25, 25-17, 18-25, 15-13 decision. The Cougars fell to 2-5.
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Rybak and City Council President Barb Johnson, who supports the proposal, said they believe they could round up the necessary votes to get it through the city council.
Raising the necessary city sales taxes would require the Minnesota Legislature to vote to override the city's charter commission, which prohibits sales tax increases without a vote by city residents. Several members of the city's all-Democratic legislative delegation said that would be a very tough sell with their constituents, particularly given likely deep cuts to state programs in the face of a projected $5 billion state budget deficit.
"We're constantly hearing that the Vikings are a statewide resource, with statewide benefits," said Rep. Diane Loeffler. "To ask Minneapolis, which is so over-burdened in so many different ways, to step up with additional revenues seems to me very unfair and not the kinds of priorities I hear about from my constituents."
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Lakay Roberts, a 5-year old schoolgirl who suffers from cerebral palsy, has been banned from using her walker at school. Lakay needs the walker to get around and has used it at Kings Manor Elementary School in Kingswood,Texas, for the past two years. However, as a result to the walker recently collapsing in the school's parking lot, in front of both school officials and the little girl's mother, the school's special education director now insists that Lakay switch to a wheelchair, since "it's not safe for the little girl to use a walker anymore."
Mrs. Roberts brought this case to light after she secretly recorded the school's special education director, Gary Lemley and posted the video to You Tube. When Mrs. Roberts asks why Lakay cannot use the walker, Mr. Lemley responds by stating "I just told you. We don't think it's safe any longer." Mrs. Roberts then asks "if the school plans to take away other children's shoes if they fall at school", to which Mr. Lemley replies: "No, ma'am, they're not using walkers."
Outraged, Mrs. Roberts now wants to sue the New Caney Independent School District unless it reverses it's stance on the policy. As support, Mrs. Roberts argues that under the Individuals with Disability Act ("IDEA"), the American Disabilities Act ("ADA"), and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, a school must provide the "least restrictive environment" to accommodate a disabled student. Lakay's mother argues that the walker serves as the least restrictive means for the child to get around school, and as such, use of the walker is protected by federal law. Aside from the grounds Mrs. Roberts asserts in support of her potential lawsuit against the school, Lakay's mother has also pleaded with the school to "not trap her in a wheelchair because we've worked so hard, she has worked so hard."
In response to Mrs. Robert's leaking the recording onto You Tube, the school district has stated that it "does not agree that the recording at issue here is a complete recounting of the entire underlying confidential discussion and is therefore neither representative nor accurate towards explaining the District's ongoing efforts to serve its students." The school stands by it's assertion that Lakay must leave the walker at home in order to assure her safety as well as the safety of other students attending Kings Manor Elementary School.
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Professor discusses economics freedom in new videoThursday, October 11, 2012
Joshua Hall discusses the findings in the Economic Freedom of the World: 2012 Annual Report. Hall, the college's Elbert H. Neese, Jr. Professor of Economics at Beloit College, is a co-author of the report.
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Beloit College and Kerry Ingredients & Flavours are teaming up to host the first-ever Family Discovery Night on Friday, Nov. 2 at the Beloit College Center for the Sciences.
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Reading at least one newspaper and perusing the polls. Monitoring the news on MSNBC, Fox, and CNN and taking press calls.
Economic freedom rises slightly worldwide while United States sinks to historic lowTuesday, September 18, 2012
The United States is ranked 18th out of 144 countries included in the Economic Freedom of the World: 2012 Annual Report, released today by the Fraser Institute in Canada and the Cato Institute in the United States.
Beloit receives five-year McNair program grantTuesday, September 18, 2012
The United States Department of Education has announced that Beloit College will receive a five-year grant for the funding of the Ronald E. McNair Post-baccalaureate Achievement Program. In a tough budget cycle where some 60 of the 208 current McNair programs went unfunded (and no new programs were added), Beloit will be awarded a total of $1.1 million to fund the program, which is now in its 17th year at the college.
Josh Hall named Elbert H. Neese, Jr. Professor of EconomicsMonday, September 17, 2012
At last week's Academic Senate meeting it was announced that Josh Hall will be the new Elbert H. Neese, Jr. Professor of Economics.
50th annual Olde English Classic taking place Sept. 29Thursday, September 13, 2012
One of the most unique cross-country meets in the Midwest for its course design and layout, the Olde English is scheduled to take place Saturday, Sept. 29, at Leeson Park located at Milwaukee Road and Leeson Drive in Beloit. This year marks the 50th running of the Beloit College Olde English Classic.
Beloit again one of the "best," according to U.S. News rankings out todayWednesday, September 12, 2012
Best value and strong commitment to teaching were just a few of the areas in which Beloit College earned recognition in the annual U.S. News & World Report's rankings of "Best Colleges" released today.
Political science professor publishes book on Daoism and AnarchismThursday, September 6, 2012
Anarchist themes in ancient and modern Chinese dissident political thought is the subject of Political Science Professor John Rapp's new book. Published by Continuum, Daoism and Anarchism: Critiques of State Autonomy in Ancient and Modern China was released in August 2012.
Beloit College once again counted among the "Colleges That Change Lives"Thursday, August 30, 2012
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The NHL owners and players have until Thursday to strike a deal that would bring about a full 82-game regular season. As both sides are not scheduled to meet this week, the possibility of a shortened season is looking more and more like a reality. The NHLPA reached out to the owners on Tuesday in hopes of meeting on Wednesday, but the league denied the invitation. As the clock continues to tick, one side will ultimately have to budge if there is to be a season at all. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman spoke about the likelihood of a shortened 2012-13 season on Wednesday. To hear what he had to say, check out the video above.
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By Jake Donovan - Ricky Hatton promised that he would cut straight to the chase in his ring return, with the objective to fight for a world title.
Staying true to his word, the former two-division champ announced Friday morning that he will face former welterweight titlist Vyacheslav Senchenko on November 24 in his hometown of Manchester. [Click Here To Read More]
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This guy just got stopped by Paulie. No disrespect to Paulie, but I guess Senchenko has himself a niche career as the guy for comebacking veterans, like Paulie is the guy for dudes who just got knocked out. Katsidis woulda been a better fight.
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AT a recent TV and film forum, many of the points raised by the student audience involved TV newscasting as it is currently being practiced. Here are some of the reactions, complaints and suggestions raised at that event, and we trust that our newscasters take them "constructively."
Quite a number of viewers pointed out that the true function and value of a newscast is to report the news as quickly as possible. They understand why it has to be "highlighted" for the visual medium of television to make it more interesting and "viewable"—but not to the point where the form and style compromises the objectivity of what's being reported on.
They also caution newscasters to know their place: They are reporters, not "stars," and shouldn't dress up and look as such. While some of them may look and sound good, that's not what they're there for, and certainly not what viewers are looking for.
Above all, viewers don't like it when newscasters "comment" on the news, either by ad-libbing their opinions, or by raising their eyebrows, etc. Reacting, interpreting and analyzing are the viewers' functions, not the reporters'.
In terms of news coverage, viewers generally want more foreign news, especially students who want to understand a world they describe as having become so complex that it's difficult to make sense of it. Thus, while they want objective reporting, they also want more analysis of the news and its repercussions on their lives.
Trouble is, who will do the perceptive and insightful analyzing? Many on-cam news reporters are more interested in flair, flash and bombast than in what the news means to individuals and the nation as a whole. Clearly, TV news outfits will have to develop more such analysts, to make sure that their views on the news are merited by the facts on hand.
On the positive side, some viewers said local newscasts shouldn't be patterned after their American or European counterparts, because the Filipino psyche is different—it's more colorful, contentious, "personalistic" and "louder" than the west's "blander" version thereof.
So, to local viewers, news items about crimes and accidents are OK, even if they go through pretty much the same territory from day to day. They also don't mind "show biz" news and even gossip as is currently being dispensed on newscasts, because it keeps them "up to date" when they're talking with friends.
From these and other notes, we get the impression that the local viewer values objectivity in news reportage, but isn't averse to greater "entertainment" value in the way that the news is presented on local TV.
That sounds, at least potentially, like a contradiction in terms, so care has to be taken that form does not upstage or overwhelm fact and substance. Even the most gung-ho and ga-ga viewers wouldn't want that.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ga (WJCL) – Drive by South Effingham High School and you can see the security features, but for some, the barb wire isn't enough.
A week after Georgia's controversial gun law went into effect, Effingham County school board members are considering allowing teachers to bring guns.
"It makes me feel better knowing that if the child did decide to come in and back violent or someone else, that the teacher could protect the students. But my concern is how they are going to ensure that only the teacher is going to have access to the gun," said parent Carrie Maseda.
There are already some people here in Effingham County that has guns on school property, school resource officers. There are 5 in the district, in the middle and high schools. But school leaders say with so many school shootings across the country, resource officers may not be enough.
"I just think at some point we have to wake up," said Effingham County school board member Troy Alford. "Not just as board members but as concerned citizens of our country, of our state, of our county and we've got to make a difference. We've got to stand up for what's going to be right for that child to help him or her make a difference in their career and their future."
The law allows school boards to determine whether licensed carriers can bring guns. Even if they've gone through all the necessary background checks Effingham County leaders say they would require extra safety training.
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On June 30, 2014, the United States Supreme Court issued a ruling which held that a closely held, for-profit entity can object to certain aspects of the birth control mandate imposed by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by invoking the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. This decision has left employers with questions concerning the possibilities of religious objections to federal laws such as the Affordable Care Act. Below is a brief summary of the Supreme Court's holdings and the potential ramifications the holding has on employers.
In this case, Hobby Lobby maintained that the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) mandate of four forms of birth control substantially burdened the entity's exercise of religion in violation of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). The RFRA holds that the federal government shall not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion. In upholding Hobby Lobby's claims, the Court held that for-profit, closely held entities such as Hobby Lobby are considered "persons" under the RFRA and are entitled to bring claims under the Act. Moreover, the Court found that Hobby Lobby's business practices and corporate documents reflected a genuine and tangible expression of faith. Thus, Hobby Lobby was entitled to invoke the RFRA to object to four forms of birth control mandated by the ACA without incurring the steep monetary penalties for non-compliance.
This holding has the potential of raising coverage issues for other for-profit employers that operate their businesses according to religious principles. However, this case appears to have a narrow holding applicable solely to closely held corporations and to the four methods of birth control that Hobby Lobby opposed under the mandate. Thus, it is uncertain whether the Court would extend the use of the RFRA to other employment-related issues.
Nevertheless, if an employer believes that it can sustain a claim under the RFRA, the employer should continue to abide by federal and state laws and consider whether its business practices and corporate documents reflect and are governed by a sincere and tangible expression of faith. Even the, employers should be cautious of the current ambiguity in the law regarding religious objections to federal mandates, and be aware of the potential of public and internal backlash arising from contesting federal mandates like those found in the ACA. As always, an employer should consult with legal counsel regarding any questions it may have relating to ACA coverage and exemptions.
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Bohemian Beef Dinner
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- 3/4 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) pepper
- 2 pound(s) beef stew meat, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 2 tablespoon(s) canola oil
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon(s) dill weed
- 1 teaspoon(s) caraway seeds
- 1 teaspoon(s) paprika
- 1/2 cup(s) water
- 1 cup(s) (8 ounces) sour cream
- 2 14-ounce can(s) sauerkraut, rinsed and well drained
- Additional paprika
- • In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the flour, salt and pepper. Add beef; dredge or shake to coat. In a Dutch oven, brown the beef in oil in batches; drain. Add the onions, garlic, dill, caraway, paprika and water.
- • Cover and simmer for 2 hours or until meat is tender, stirring occasionally.
- • Stir in sour cream; heat through but do not boil. Heat sauerkraut; drain and spoon onto a serving platter. Top with the beef mixture. Sprinkle with paprika.
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Evolution, Humanism, and Conservation: The Humanist Interview with Richard Leakey
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Richard Leakey is a world-renowned paleoanthropologist whose career has been marked by famous scientific finds, political office, and conservation efforts. His family is equally accomplished in the field of anthropology, starting with his parents, Louis and Mary Leakey, as well as his wife, Meave, and their daughter, Louise. Richard originally made his mark in the late 1960s and '70s with expeditions that discovered Paranthropus boisei, Homo habilis and Homo erectus skulls as well as the discovery of Turkana Boy in 1984. In 1989 he left his duties as director of the National Museums of Kenya upon receiving an appointment from Kenyan President Daniel Arap Moi to what would become the Kenya Wildlife Service. In his efforts to protect Kenyan's national parks and wildlife, Leakey brought global attention to the plight of Africa's elephants by helping President Moi burn twelve tons of ivory (worth $3 million) in Nairobi National Park. In 1993 a small plane Leakey was piloting crashed and both his legs were amputated, and to this day he walks on artificial limbs. After resigning from the KWS, he served as secretary general of the Kenyan opposition party Safina, and in December 1997, he was elected to the Kenyan parliament. Two years later Moi appointed him head of Kenya's civil service where he was tasked with combating mismanagement and corruption within the government. Leakey now splits his time between Kenya and New York, where he is chair of the Turkana Basin Institute at Stony Brook University.
In May, Leakey made headlines with a prediction that in ten to fifteen years the evolution debate will be over. He was in New York City to promote the Turkana Basin Institute and attended a benefit concert given by his friend Paul Simon. Leakey told reporters: "If you get to the stage where you can persuade people on the evidence, that it's solid, that we are all African, that color is superficial, that stages of development of culture are all interactive, then I think we have a chance of a world that will respond better to global challenges." This past fall, I spoke with Leakey about his various activities, and his philosophy regarding science and religion. Besides his academic and conservation work, Leakey is a humanist who has long supported rationalist associations and advocated for teaching evolution in public schools. Typical of Leakey's reputation, he did not hold back on his opinions and gave insight into current social issues.
The Humanist: In your 1984 autobiography, One Life, you explore the influence your parents had developing your interest in learning and science. At one point you write: "The joy of searching for fossils in remote and difficult places is that there is always a strong possibility that each 'find' will tell you something new." Why are these discoveries important to society?
Richard Leakey: I think increasingly we face a world where there is evidence for dramatic and consequential environmental change. Consequent to that are changes to survivability and the very existence of a number of species. If you look back at the prehistory and ancestry of humans and close relatives—the chimps, the apes, the monkeys—and you go back even to the history of elephants, rhinoceroses and antelopes, it is very clear that although evolution happens because of climate change, the great effect of climate change is in fact the number of species that become extinct.
By understanding the relationship between extinction and climate change in looking at ancient environments and recovering material from them, I think we can get a much better sense that this climate change isn't merely of interest to the commercial side of oil development, or the government side of keeping the demonstrators off the street on green issues. It is really an issue of long-term strategic planning for how the world is going to feed itself through government and non-government agencies.
The Humanist: Why is it so important for people, not just scientists, to learn about evolution?
Leakey: What makes us different from every other living organism we're aware of on this planet is that we have the capacity to think. We know that we exist. We know we didn't exist at one stage. We know we won't exist after a certain point in time. By understanding and getting answers to questions, I think we can be a much more unified and cohesive group.
While faiths do provide answers for some people, they are rather like fairytales. They are culturally influenced and have very little staying power. Although people would argue that Christianity has been around for a couple thousand years, and Islam and Buddhism for probably an equal amount of time, Homo sapiens has been around for 200,000 years. So it's a microscopic amount of time that we've been affected by religion.
Two and two making four, or the issue of gravity keeping us on the planet and affecting the way trees grow and get sunlight—these scientific phenomena have been around forever. I think the principles or the processes that have led to us being what we are can be understood in the same terms. It's not a matter of taste or faith. We should have a scientific explanation for why we are here, how we came about, what led to our ability to walk, to make things with our hands, and to develop technology. We should be able to explain scientifically what gives us our capacity to influence each other and our planet.
I believe that the human mind has always sought answers. Faith-based answers are simply no longer adequate for the majority of our species.
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I just sent an e-mail to my neighbor/tenant trying to explain something to her. I am never good at speaking my mind. Putting my feelings down into words, via a letter or e-mail is always better. I always feel more comfortable that way. I guess I somehow feel safer, and less vulnerable. I also feel like I have their undivided attention, and I definitely can't be interrupted.
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Should be a nice day weather wise. But more rain on the way this weekend.... maybe.
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Lots of stuff to do and finish up today. Laundry is almost done, house is clean, my room is straightened up. Just a few errands I need to get out their and do. Although I'm sidetracked at the moment with watching last nights episode of Hawaii Five-O.......LOVE that show!
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I won't think about Christmas until Thanksgiving is over. I like my holidays one at a time.
I guess if I lived in California, and I had the chance to visit Disneyland, I might be tempted to get there early to see the holiday stuff. However, in my heart, I like to wait until Thanksgiving has past. Then it's full steam ahead for all the joys of the Christmas season.
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- 3-hour evening Madrid tapas tour led by an expert local guide
- Visit at least four much-loved tapas bars and enjoy a wine tasting and tapas dish in each one. Enough food for dinner
- Sample classic Spanish dishes like Iberico ham
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Visit up to four bars on your tour of the town, enjoying wine tastings in each. Sample beautiful Spanish wines made from well-known grapes like tempranillo, malvar, garnacha, and parellada, and enjoy a complimentary tapa (tapas dish) to complement the wine's flavors. Beer and soft drinks (one per bar) are also included should you prefer this to wine! While the dishes vary on each occasion, you can be sure it's a taste bud tingling treat! Examples of dishes include eggplant with honey, cod brandade, Spanish omelet, Iberian ham and chickpea stew. See the example itinerary for details on the different bars you may visit.
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