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Five Things Science Can't Explain
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Science has contributed innumerable benefits to human life on planet Earth. We should be deeply grateful for the hard work of scientists who dedicate their lives to loyal study of this discipline and the advantages scientific advances grant us.
Due to its success, there is often a tendency to think that science can explain everything. However there are actually many things that science cannot prove. Here are five categories of truth that cannot be proven using the scientific method:
1) Existential Truth: Science cannot prove that you aren't merely a brain in a jar being manipulated to think this is all actually happening. (Think of something like in "The Matrix".) It also cannot prove that the world wasn't created 5 minutes ago with the appearance of age (and with fake memories in your head, and half-digested food in your stomach, etc). However it's still rational to believe that our memories are true and that the world is real.
2) Moral Truth: Science cannot prove that rape is evil. While it is possible to demonstrate, for example, that there are negative physical or psychological effects of rape, there is no scientific test that can prove it is evil. Science can describe how the natural world is, but moral truth carries an "oughtness" (how things should be) about it that goes beyond what merely is.
3) Logical Truth: Consider the statement "Science is the only way to really know truth." How could you prove that statement by science? It is actually self-refuting because there is no scientific test you could use to prove that it is true! Science cannot prove logic to be true because it assumes and requires logic in order for it to work.
4) Historical Truth: Science cannot prove that Barack Obama won the 2008 United States presidential election. There is no scientific test we could perform to prove it. We could have an investigation if we wanted to confirm that he did actually win, but the method for proving historical truths is different from testing scientific truths since historical truths are by nature non-repeatable.
5) Experiential Truth: Science cannot prove that your spouse loves you. When asked why so-and-so loves you, you may cite precedent (times when their behavior demonstrates their love for you) but this is a particular type of historical truth. There is no scientific test that can confirm a lifetime of experience of knowing a person.
None of this is meant to criticize science! There's nothing wrong with the scientific method for testing the kinds of things it was meant to test. However, it would be a mistake to expect it to be able to test everything. There are more intellectual tools available to us than just science, and as the old saying goes, when all you've got is a hammer, everything begins to look like a nail!
For the kinds of truth listed above, science is not deficient in any way; it's just not the right way to find those particular kinds of truth. To try to do so would be like trying to ascertain whether a banana is tasty by sticking it in your ear and listening to it; it's simply the wrong method!
There is one other kind of truth that cannot be proven or disproven by science. That's because it is comprised of all of the other kinds of truth mentioned above mixed together: Religious truth. It does have a certain amount of overlap with science, when religion makes explicit claims about scientific fact, and when science makes explicit claims about religion. But the overlap tends to be rather small; in any case, true science and true religion, because they both aim to describe reality, can never be in conflict. (Read "Science & Religion: Conflict or Coherence?" for more on this topic.)
Why then does science often seem so straightforward and uncontroversial, whereas religion can be so difficult and contentious?
It may have something to do with a fact hinted at earlier: Religious truth is multifaceted. It is comprised of science, logic, philosophy, history, ethics, and experience, all mixed together. It is, in a sense, a different kind of knowing, not ignorant the other kinds of truths, but requiring that they be studied together carefully.
Rigidly applying the same methodology used for studying mundane things would be deficient when considering divine things. This shouldn't be too surprising, considering that if God truly does exist, God is in a different category from every created thing that we can grasp and study under a microscope: God, unlike every created thing, is in the "uncreated things" category. Science, and each of the other kinds of truths, will have something to say about God. But none of these individually can tell us everything. All are necessary, but no single approach by itself is sufficient.
If that is the case, where should a person start a serious investigation into religion amidst all the complexity? Where should a person begin?
In his suspenseful novel Five Sacred Crossings author and religious scholar Craig Hazen presents through his narrative five "sacred crossings," or compelling reasons to consider Christianity first. This is merely an exceedingly short summary of what Hazen explains (and argues for) in much more detail in his book:
1) It is testable. Christianity does not make merely esoteric claims; it makes claims about logic, science, history, philosophy, and ultimately reality itself.
2) It paints a picture of the world that matches reality. It does not force a person to deny that our world is real. Rather it cohesively explains why things are the way they are.
3) It makes a non-compartmentalized life possible. The Christian faith does not require a person to live one way when thinking about "religious" things and a totally different way at all other times.
4) It presents salvation as a free gift. Every other religion in the world presents some sort of works-based way to re-connect with God. But at the heart of the Christian message is grace, not more demands to somehow work our way to God.
5) It has Jesus at the center. Jesus is the most compelling (and controversial) figure in history. Many other religions claim to respect him, but Christianity is founded upon his life, teaching, and identity. Why not begin by getting to know him?
One man who took on such a challenge was Dr Alister McGrath, who earned two doctorates at Oxford University, one in molecular biophysics, the other in theology. He described his spiritual and intellectual journey to the Christian faith in this way:
"At Oxford – to my surprise – I discovered Christianity. It was the intellectually most exhilarating and spiritually stimulating thing I could ever hope to describe – better than chemistry, a wonderful subject that I had thought to be the love of my life and my future career. I went on to gain a doctorate for research in molecular biophysics from Oxford, and found that immensely exciting and satisfying. But I knew I had found something better – like the pearl of great price that Jesus talks about in the Gospel, which is so beautiful and precious that it overshadows everything. It was intellectually satisfying, imaginatively engaging, and aesthetically exciting." 1
How to find a clear purpose and meaning to life.
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A Scientist's Search for Truth – Astrophysicist Hugh Ross describes his journey to faith.
The Uniqueness of Jesus – What made Jesus so special anyways?
What Does your Soul Crave? – Destiny? Intimacy? Meaning?
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1 Alister McGrath, The Future of Atheism: Alister McGrath & Daniel Dennett in Dialogue (London, England: Fortress Press, 2008), 27.
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Tom… what a great testimony.
Tom, yes he needs our prayers. And if he really is looking for truth he will find it in Jesus because he is the way, the life, the truth. Thats how I found Jesus. How did you found Jesus,Tom?
Tom.. You are going to heaven, dont mind avataroftruth. If he knew how the Bible describes hell he would neverc wrote that.
Go to hell, Tom
For Abhi – on 05 April, 2015 – at 10:40 am
Do you really believe in such things? If you pursue little bit, you will find science is all wrong. Only Galileo is correct, all others including Newton (classical physics person), Heisenberg (Quantum Mechanics person), and Einstein (Relativity person) are all wrong.
Just to give an example from Newton, he said – objects will continue in motion in a straight line – is a law of nature. Have you ever seen such things happening on earth or in universe? No, never.
Only Galileo is correct because he observed the demonstrations of nature about its truth. The other three did not do any observations – and therefore they are all wrong. You can look at the physics chapters in the book on Soul Theory at https://theoryofsouls.wordpress.com/ It is already well known that all of science is wrong.
Thus the question is who do you trust in the quest for truth?
Yeah, it does.
Thanks for the great response.I didn't know there were different types of laws thanks for clearing that up. Morality is seeing right from wrong, but not everyone sees everything in black and white. What if you were part of the allied forces planning on assassinating Hitler in 1937. Either kill him or let countless others die. Either way someone would die because of your choices. Also the Code of Hammurabi was written a few hundred years before the Ten Commandments. You can ask how'd he do it without God. Morality can be formed without a God. A world without God wouldn't look much different than Earth.
Thanks for the great response. Morality is seeing right from wrong, but not everyone sees everything in black and white. What if you were part of the allied forces planning on assassinating Hitler in 1937. Either kill him or let countless others die. Either way someone would die because of your choices. Also the Code of Hammurabi was written a few hundred years before the Ten Commandments. You can ask how'd he do it without God.
Some christians in a third world country might think it's perfectly fine to burn nonbelievers alive, while christians in the US wouldnt do that. It's not because God gives his morality to only those from a first world country. It's because it's all subjective and depends on culture's opinion. (Most) Conservatives don't think gay marriage should be legalized, because it's against their 'morality'. Even though Jesus said nothing about whether gay marriage is a-ok or not. They'd rather cherry pick in the Old Testament. Why don't they stop eating shrimp or stop wearing clothes of different fabric? "Because gays aren't natural" and soon after mumbles about the Rapture. Then there's so many denominations with differing moral codes. Some don't agree on some things like whether dancing, dating, etc. are moral. Morality changes with society.
Morality differs from one person to another and is ever changing. Same with logic/reason. The Flynn effect is known as the average IQ increasing over time. Our reasoning skills are also strengthening over time. So logic isn't concrete now but slowly solidifying.
Morality? Logic? These things are all forms of opinion. None are objective.
For Tom on March 25, 2015 at 9:10 am
"Much of what you wrote is confusing to me as it seems to contradict itself in places."
Please give me at least two statements from my comments which appeared contradicting to you.
"I'm still looking for your succinct definition of "nature". "
I have given definition of nature before, in one of my comments. They are on date – March 18, 2015 at 4:47 pm. You have to look at that comment, because it has a context also. But the definition is not unusual; whatever you think may be acceptable to me and to anyone else. Basically it is the collection of all the living and nonliving objects of the universe, their characteristics, and their interactive laws.
"In your belief system, where do the rules of logic come from?
In your belief system, where do the the rules of morality come from and are they absolute?"
Laws of nature cannot be a belief system. They do not depend on logic. There is no morality in nature. Who can say apple is good and orange is bad? Who will agree that dog is good and cat is bad? Similarly why would I believe that Mr.X is good and Mr.Y is bad? Good and bad are created by money power, not by laws of nature. Money is false, because money is not an object of nature. Therefore you cannot believe in anything that central bank, the originator of money, says and does. Our religions are controlled by money power, therefore by central bank, and therefore religions cannot be trustworthy.
"As for proof that God is the Creator of all things, including nature, His own Word tells us that…"
How do you know that they are his own words? How does such a God talk? Who can hear such talks? Who verified it? There will be many such questions and you have to answer them in a convincing way to the entire universe.
You wrote-
"The heavens are telling of the glory of God; And their expanse is declaring the work of His hands" (Psalm 19:1). "For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they (people)are without excuse" (Romans 1:20).
I completely agree with the above if you replace God by soul; with the meaning that individual soul is the creator of all individual objects. It is perfectly meaningful that way. The validity of the statements, and many other statements of Bible, becomes true automatically if you change the meaning of God to soul. That meaning is same as what Veda says – God is your soul. This also proves that Veda was known all over the world. They only describe the laws of nature.
Why does an Inerrant Holy Book need to be continually revised with every new Scientific Discovery?
If God the Creator reveals truth to Christians, why is that Christians have been forced to continually revise their interpretation of the Bible based not on revelation from God…but from discoveries made by Science?
1. The earth has four corners and rest on pillars (the earth is flat). False.
In the early 1500's, Magellan and his crew proved without any doubt that the earth is not flat by sailing around the world.
2. There is a firmament (canopy) above the earth. False
Astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo proved this superstition false.
3. The sun revolves around the earth. False.
Astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo proved this superstition false.
4. The universe is six to ten thousand years old. False.
Scientists can demonstrate with clear evidence that the universe is billions of years old.
5. The earth was created in six, literal, twenty-four hour days. False.
Massive evidence confirms Darwin's theory of Natural Selection is true and that this superstition is impossible.
6. There was a world wide flood. False
Geologists have proven without any doubt that there is zero geological evidence to support this claim.
7. There is a literal Hell under the earth holding billions of human souls. False
Mathematics has proven this concept impossible.
8. There is a literal Hell in another dimension. Unprovable.
This is a classic case of Christians revising their interpretation of the Bible to maintain their "inerrant" beliefs. There is no mention in the Bible of another dimension. Hell is always "down" and Heaven is always "up". The belief in Hell is ignorant, baseless, superstition.
For Tom on March 24, 2015 at 9:48 am
What is your definition of change? Were you Muslim before and now you are a Christian? Definitely not. So you did not change. By change, I do not mean you have to convert. A possible meaning maybe, you are not happy with the answers, your religion gives to your questions. Not everybody questions also. If you assume those who question as 100, then see how many are unsatisfied. If they are 10, then 10% has changed. If you want, you may propose another definition. Change means unhappiness, lacking truth, keeping ignorant, relies on faith etc.
But we are seeking truth, not faith or belief system. We are looking for answers to our questions. And I proposed a framework – (1) laws of nature are the only truth (2) Nature demonstrates the laws (3) Truth is unique and universal. I have given examples to illustrate: (a) Gravity (b) Reincarnation. I have discussed all of them, including the definition of nature, in past comments in your blog.
And the way to know such truth, that is, to see how nature demonstrates, is to become Galileo – read, research, think, and meditate. RT TV news ends its program – Question more. BBC news starts their program – to really know what is happening in your world, you have to know the whole world. To me the whole world is nature.
I have never said – changed their mind about "nature" being "god". Nature is not God.
Most popular definition is that
(A) God is the creator of the universe.
Nature has not given any proof of that statement. If you know any demonstrations or proof of (A) then please let me know. The other definition is that
(B) God is all powerful. Can do anything it wants and you want.
Nature gives proof of definition (B).
Reincarnation examples, yogic power examples, and destiny examples show that there is no God like in (A). On the other hand all of the demonstrations from nature prove that every individual object is created by its own individual soul, validating definition (B). Your soul is your god and it has all the power you want. The free book on Soul Theory at https://theoryofsouls.wordpress.com/ gives a validation of (B).
It is not my theory. It is the theory in Veda. Veda is not based on faith or belief system. Veda defines the laws of nature. Veda was known all over the world at some point in time in our history of the world. There is ample proof of that. Modern Hinduism is not based on Veda and is as frustrating as all other religions. It has become a money making business. Veda is not created by any human being. It is already there in nature, because it represents only the laws of nature. If you acquire yogic power (demonic power) you will be able to see Veda. The word Veda means knowledge.
For Tom on March 23, 2015 at 2:19 pm
"There is little I can say that will change your mind." – Of course that is correct. And it is correct for everybody, including you. Can you find anyone who will change his mind? No, never.
"The examples given are NOT well verified or corroborated." – This is also very correct. But you should correct them or show why and how they are false. Pick up any one example, which you like, and prove that it is false. I will help you, if you need. Isn't that your responsibility? As you said – you can know the truth and truth will set you free – therefore you should prove that the examples are false and publish them in the same peer reviewed literature. That will be a great contribution to the society and the scientific community. Galileo spent his life time to prove that earth goes round the sun and he was jailed. But he was correct. It took a life time for a professor to collect and verify these examples. You should try the same way too, to establish their falsity.
Or you may just visit the boy and his family of the NBC channel news at http://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/boy-says-he-remembers-past-life-hollywood-agent-n327506, and show them why it is false. Your logic will be news for NBC and we will all hear your logic and world will listen to you.
Laws of nature do not depend on you and me. It is unique and universal for all time and for all space. We can only interpret differently, we can say true or false, but the fact remains constant. Nature demonstrates them over and over again so that we try to understand them. I have proposed a technology to detect it; it is in the book. If we implement then it can be verified directly. It is of course a demonic technology.
I think this can be the end of this chain. At one time I mentioned about reincarnation in Bible. I will start another chain for that soon.
For Tom, on March 10, 2015 at 8:24 pm
"I'm not seeing any specific, verifiable documentation for the claims being made." – References for verifiable documents are in the book; find them and check them out if you are interested in knowing the truth. I have already mentioned that there are more than 150 references. One professor have considered all possible alternatives and proved their falsity. The specific example I mentioned is in my book and has happened in an US hospital to a perfectly normal Christian family. It has a reference also. Search carefully again at https://theoryofsouls.wordpress.com/
A demon could easily have had her say, "In a previous life my eye was damaged in a car accident on such and such a day and time." But your wife did not say that when she was a baby. It was also not verified from hospital records. Your wife's case is a perfect example of reincarnation but it is not verifiable because she was not a Jatiswar and her family did not hire a demon also.
But you can hire a demon now, they are called Psychiatrist, specializing in past life regression (PLR) therapy mentioned in my book. They will help your wife to clearly see all the details of her past life. In fact I will ask all persons to visit such demons to know their past life via PLR. It will be very helpful in our life.
An interesting case was presented by NBC channel last week in national news in USA. Where documents said, in past life the person died at age 59, but the boy insisted he died at 61. More research verified that the boy was correct. Here is the URL: http://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/boy-says-he-remembers-past-life-hollywood-agent-n327506
For Tom on March 19, 2015 at 9:02 am.
You are correct; indeed I mentioned all the items in your list. But I have also said (a) they are the laws of nature, (b) nature demonstrates examples of their proofs, and (c) I have collected from public literature some examples in the book.
I am sure they are in the book. But how do you find them in a 300 page book? I do not have the answer to that. If you can tell me how, then I will write another version of the book in your way. The items in your list are not isolated statements, they are interlinked. The book has more than 150 research references.
Take the first item in your list – "These objects are created by their individual soul." There are many examples in the book to support the statement. Entire concept behind the book is based on the above statements. However let me pickup one example from the book at https://theoryofsouls.wordpress.com/category/e-ch5-reincarnation/5a-proof-of-reincarnation/ – Birth Defect Cases.
A baby is born with physical marks of bullet wounds in the chest and back. Doctors, nurses, parents all recognize the marks and agrees. When the boy learns to speak around age 2-3, he says: (a) His name was N in previous life and he lived in town T. (b) He was killed on date D by a gunshot wound at chest. Such kids are called Jatiswar in Sanskrit.
The researchers go to the hospital in town T and verify that a man named N died in that hospital on date D due to a gunshot wound. The researchers examine the photos of the autopsy record and verify the exact match with the wounds of the baby.
This example shows that the soul of the baby created the baby's body, exactly the way he ended his past life. Scholars have examined thousands of such Jatiswar kids all over the world, professionally documented them, and published them in peer reviewed professional journals. This is a very convincing proof that our soul reincarnates and also creates the body exactly the way the soul wants.
For Tom on March 18, 2015, at 12:42 pm
All living and non-living things in the universe are objects of nature. These objects are created by their individual soul. Nature demonstrates that you and I are created by our individual souls. That is, you have a soul, and that soul has created your body. I have another soul, and it has created me. This is true for all objects of nature. And surprisingly the nature demonstrates this fact also. We just have to learn to observe nature carefully.
But this is not a complete definition of nature. It has another characteristic. The environment of earth is filled with oxygen molecule. Anywhere in earth you poke the atmosphere with a very fine pin, you will find an oxygen molecule there. These oxygen molecules are different but they are all same also. They are same in the sense that they have same characteristics.
In the same way the entire universe is also filled with souls. Anywhere you poke, you will find a soul. This soul is called the root cause. For, these souls created all the objects of the universe. Each object has a different soul. But all these souls have the same characteristics, just like oxygen, but they are also not same molecule.
Besides soul, the universe is also filled with a root physical material. This material cannot be decomposed to any other finer material. But all objects are created out of this root material. Thus two definitions of nature are used synonymously, and you select one of them based on the context. Definition A: Nature = root cause (soul) + root material. Definition B: Nature = living objects + Nonliving objects.
Definition A is eternal. Definition B has a fixed life time. That is, you and I live only for a finite time. After we die our bodies obey definition A. That is, we go back to root material and root cause. But we reincarnate – nature proves that too.
Nature demonstrates all these as its laws. The book on Soul Theory describes these demonstrations by nature.
The book also shows that everything in our society is false. Which means – mathematics, physics, economics, philosophies, religions (including Hinduism of modern time, but not Vedas) are all false and wrong. Our society does not allow us to know the truth. The reason is also very simple – money is false – because money is not an object of nature. Using something that is false you cannot create anything that is true. Thus your second law of thermodynamics is false – see the book.
I will talk about Bible later, one subject at a time. I prefer to keep all exchanges as short as I can. But the book talks about reincarnation in Bible. Take a look at the free book here – https://theoryofsouls.wordpress.com/
Whether it was a ghost (Samuel) or a demon, this passage shows that the authors of the OT believed in ghosts, goblins, and ghouls; entities which do not exist; entities which are superstitions; proving the Bible as an unreliable source of facts and view of reality.
For Tom, March 13, 2015, at 2:40 pm –
You wrote – "The question is who determines what the absolute truth is?". I did not say who determines, I said nature "demonstrates" its law. Just like existence of Gravity is a law of nature. And nature demonstrates that; and humans observe them.
You asked – "Can nature think?" Of course it can. Humans, animals, trees, plants are all part of nature, and they can think. All non-living objects, like water, electronic instruments, also can think. There are many demonstration of that, discussed in the book on Soul Theory at https://theoryofsouls.wordpress.com/
You also asked – "And wouldn't truth have been true BEFORE there WAS any nature?" Clearly it requires a definition of nature. The book shows that nature (or universe)demonstrates its existence for eternity. Universe has only two kinds of objects (1) the root cause – called soul and (2)root material – called nature (you may name it anything you want). All objects of the universe are created from these two root objects. Nature demonstrates that also.
I have a question for you, Tom. In the Bible, the powers of witches, wizards, and mediums are described as real. Saul sought out a medium because he obviously believed that mediums could contact the dead. He desperately wanted to speak to the dead prophet Samuel. According to the Bible, the witch of Indor had the power to call up the dead prophet as Saul requested.
Do you believe that if I wanted to speak to someone who is dead today that I could find a medium or witch who would have this power?
There is no credible evidence to believe that your magic-based belief system is true, Tom. So my reaction to your threats of eternal torture in your god's divine torture chamber is no different than my reaction would be to the threats of an uneducated witch doctor, chanting hokus pokus, shaking his tom toms, and poking needles into a doll that looks like me.
It is superstitious magic. It is ignorance. It isn't real.


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Linda Robinson describes how special operations forces have become the go-to force for U.S. military endeavors worldwide. She followed the evolution of special ops in Afghanistan, their longest deployment since Vietnam, and looks at the challenges they face and the constant danger in which they operate. Her book One Hundred Victories: Special Ops and the Future of American Warfare explores what a tiny band of warriors can do, and cannot do, out on the wild frontiers of the next-generation wars.
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While NeNe Leakes gave her Real Housewives of Atlanta co-star Kandi Burruss an extravagant set of Hermes plates as a wedding gift, Burruss sent Leakes — and all of her other wedding guests — a form letter-style thank-you note.
That's what viewers learned on Sunday night's Watch What Happens Live when host Andy Cohen called out the RHOA star for not writing personal thank-you notes for her fancy gifts after her blowout Coming to America themed wedding to Todd Tucker.
On his talk show, which aired after the Kandi's Wedding finale episode, Cohen asked Burruss if she wrote thank-you notes and she admitted, "I didn't do handwritten ones. I did little cards printed up."
As the audience laughed and Cohen gave her a despairing look and admonished, "Sweetie," Burruss said, "I know."
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She explained her guest list was too large for her to write personal cards: "It was like, hundreds of people!"
Cohen replied, "That's right, who bought you gifts. You have to sit down and pour a little Chablis and just crank 'em out."
Burruss, 38, sighed, "That's a lot."
"I know. And that's a lot of gifts you got," Bravo's Mr. Manners laughed.
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Burruss said she'd already sent out the pre-printed cards and asked, "Should I send another?"
"I don't know," Cohen said, but then added, "Too late now."
When Cohen had earlier asked Burruss who of the Atlanta housewives had given her the best gift, she said Leakes.
"NeNe gave me an awesome gift, a full set of Hermes plates for my dining room," Burruss said with husband Tucker by her side. "Our dining room has red accents. The plates were like cream and red design on it."
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Also on the WWHL episode, which comically displayed Tucker's mom Sharon and Burruss' Mama Joyce as cardboard cutouts at the bar, the reality couple discussed the big wedding, which happened April 4 and aired Sunday night on Bravo.
Burruss admitted she wore a corset for her form-fitting ostrich feathered wedding gown – and was late to her own ceremony.
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"People have given me hate tweets about the lion," she said. "I'm sorry for the people that I offended."
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Still, Tucker admitted, "Getting married is not just love. I learned that it's also business as well. It rubbed me a little wrong. It's tough, but … it's a business transaction."
Burruss said of her disapproving Mama Joyce, who reluctantly gave her away at the wedding, "I hated the fact that she didn't smile. She messed up a lot of the pictures."
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In a game with Cohen, Burruss and Tucker also gave viewers a TMI moment by revealing their favorite sexual positions!
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When we suffered our lightning strike last summer the insurance company was not an issue. The most important factor for us was that our marine electrician was used to working with the insurance companies surveyor already. That relationship helped expedite repairs and they trusted each other.
After I made my the companies surveyor came aboard with me and the electrician and we went through everything. As far as electronics they replaced anything damaged with the same. If we wanted to upgrade and the same was available they paid for what we had had and we paid the upgrade difference. If it want available they paid for the closest similar item.
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I would like my wife to use a dildo on herself as I have fantasies about it, how do i introduce the idea
Give her one as a gift, My wife and I enjoy toy play, as do many couples. I find it sexy to watch her get off she is beautiful during, and joining in after can be fun also. Shake off those inhibitions, explore and have fun.
Just talk to her about it.. If she thinks it's weird in any way explain to her how it would turn you on and tell her she only has to try it once and if she doesn't like it she doesn't have to do it again. The best way to go about this is simply to make sure you can communicate with her. See if she has anything she wants you to do in return.. I think it's good to always be open about these things in relationships.
I think my boyfriend has the same sorts of fantasies...

Babycakes has it right--just talk about it. Most people are open to trying anything once, as long as there aren't any foreseen harmful consequences, and open communication is always a good thing in a relationship!
Babycakesx has it in one -- Methinks you need to practice the art of conversation in your marriage. You will be amazed how it improves all sorts of things.
Baby is right, just have the sexual fantasies talk, but let her go first. Then it's your turn. Just be you and use the shyness you have.
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Miss Merriweather, the head librarian, is very particular about rules in the library. No running allowed. And you must be quiet. But when a lion comes to the library one day, no one is sure what to do. There aren't any rules about lions in the library. And, as it turns out, this lion seems very well suited to library visiting. His big feet are quiet on the library floor. He makes a comfy backrest for the children at story hour. And he never roars in the library, at least not anymore. But when something terrible happens, the lion quickly comes to the rescue in the only way he knows how. Michelle Knudsen's disarming story, illustrated by the matchless Kevin Hawkes in an expressive timeless style, will win over even the most ardent of rule keepers.
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Well as soon as I can im meeting my local western trainer and he's hopefully going to help me break in my baby western style which is unusual in the UK but what I want :)
I love the look of reiners but I am just wondering what the english equivalent of them is? Sorry if its a dumb question... Is it like dressage? Trained to produce manouveres- I.e. Sliding stop or something completely different?
Im guessing trail horses are horses who hack out? Or is this wrong and I know what barrels are....
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12) Fold it on the bowl over ice till mixture mounds on a spoon. Spoon the mixture into an 8-cup mold.
13) Chill for several hours until firm for a night.
14) Before serving run a sharp-tip thin-blade knife around top of mold. Dip mold very quickly in and out of a pan of hot water.
15) Cover mold with a serving plate and upside down to unmold.
16) In a small bowl beat remaining 1/2 cup cream until stiff. Spoon the puffs on top.
17) Alternately spoon cream into a pastry bag and fancy tip press out in shape of bow.
18) Decorate plate with holly.


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February 15th, 2011 at 9:36 am
TV Ratings Broadcast Top 25: Grammy Awards, Modern Family, Glee, American Idol, NCIS Top Week 21 Viewing
The best-performing Grammy Awards in more than a decade came out on top.[Read-More]
February 14th, 2011 at 9:58 am
Live+7 DVR Ratings: 'American Idol,' 'House,' 'Office,' 'The Cape' Top Week's Rankings
Let the Live+7 PR continue![Read-More]
February 14th, 2011 at 8:34 am
TV Ratings Sunday: 'Grammy Awards' Rise; 'Desperate Housewives,' 'Brothers & Sisters,' 'Makeover' Hit Lows; 'American Dad,' 'Simpsons,' 'Bob's Burger's,' 'Family Guy' Down
CBS dominates the ratings, as NBC fails to crack a 1.0.[Read-More]
February 8th, 2011 at 1:31 pm
Monday Finals: No Ratings Adjustments For 'Chuck' or 'The Chicago Code'; 'Mike & Molly' Adjusted Down
Monday's final broadcast ratings.[Read-More]
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TV Ratings Broadcast Top 25: Super Bowl, Glee, American Idol, NCIS Top Week 20 Viewing
Super Bowl XLV was the most-watched U.S. telecast of all time.[Read-More]
February 8th, 2011 at 10:18 am
Sunday Final Ratings: Super Bowl Demos Galore, Plus 'Glee' 15 Minute Detail
Sunday final broadcast primetime ratings.[Read-More]
February 8th, 2011 at 9:37 am
'Two and a Half Men' Tops Monday in Viewers and Adults 18-49
via press release: TWO AND A HALF MEN" TOPS MONDAY IN VIEWERS AND ADULTS 18-49 "Mike & Molly" and "Hawaii Five-0" Win[Read-More]
February 8th, 2011 at 8:38 am
TV Ratings Monday: 'The Chicago Code' Disappoints; 'Chuck' Stays Down; 'The Cape,' 'Harry's Law' Fall
The Chicago Code got off to a slow start.[Read-More]


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Social Media for the Security Cleared Job Seeker, LinkedIn
LinkedIn was launched in Reid Hoffman's living room in 2003 and in this LinkedIn social origins CNN interview, Reid Hoffman shares how he started LinkedIn. LinkedIn had 40 million users in 2009, but today it has over 100 million. Of all the social networks, LinkedIn has always positioned itself as a professional network to connect professionals for career and business opportunities. When LinkedIn went public in May 2011, it was listed as a job board. Employers have been using LinkedIn from its inception as a tool to source candidates. And while LinkedIn has been around for 8 years, it has only been in the last few years that…Read More
Social Media for the Security Cleared Job Seeker, Facebook
As the story goes, Facebook was started in a Harvard dorm room in 2003 and was used as part of a final assignment project. Since then it has grown considerably in its membership, features and challenges. Some of the major challenges with Facebook are that Facebook constantly changes how information is arranged and how to use some of the basic features. More than any other social media platform, Facebook is the one social network where a security cleared professional needs to thoroughly and frequently familiarize themselves with the profile Privacy and Security Settings because these do change or are enhanced frequently. Here are some reminders of online security…Read More
Social Media for the Security Cleared Job Seeker, Twitter
Social media is now a common means of communicating, doing business and supporting career search and development. But as with everything there is a huge divide between those who adopted technology early and most of the rest of us.
I was reminded on a recent family visit that there is still healthy skepticism, suspicion and confusion about social media and technology. Just like explaining how to use a Droid phone to my mother — Droid is an operating system, not a style! — we need to lay a foundation and explain how the most prevalent social media tools are being used to support a career search. And while numerous articles…Read More
Weekly Defense Industry Roundup
Fred Wellman, President ScoutComms, brings us his weekly review of defense industry news via The Scout Report. Fred served over twenty years as an Army officer in both aviation and public affairs. You can follow Fred on Twitter @ScoutComms.
Special report: DoD's Budget Quandary
Phil Ewing, DoD Buzz. Phil dispenses with the short blog format to do a deep dive on the defense budget challenges from a host of angles. It's a nice little roll up of the many competing factors and realities that are getting muddled in the debate in D.C. right now.…Read More
Revisiting "Using social media for background checks"
Earlier in the summer at the IDGA HR for Defense Summit, a question was raised about HR professionals using social media for background checks. We brought this discussion to our blog Inside the Net and other social communities such as GovLoop. Many insightful comments were generated. We could debate the merits of the subject endlessly. Is it ethical or not ethical? Is the information gained reliable? Is the information current? It's best to assume that, rightly or wrongly, a recruiter may be using social media such as LinkedIn or Facebook as a form of reference checking.
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After a brief spell of welcome showers last week, thanks to cyclone Laila, summer woes seem to have hit back hard, with temperatures recording new highs with every passing day.
The city sizzled at 39.6 degree Celsius on Wednesday even as all hopes are pinned on the timely onset of southwest monsoon.
Office-goers had a tough time, as they faced the brunt of the heat right from the early hours of the day. The misery compounded when some areas in the city faced power-cut.
Going by the predictions of the weather officials, any immediate relief was far from sight as monsoon continued to delude the region.
According to the Cyclone Warning Centre (CWC), the hot conditions were likely to prevail for another two days.
The reason behind this rise in temperatures was attributed to the presence of northwesterly winds over the coast.
Meanwhile, there is not much to cheer about on the monsoon front. Though the southwest monsoon arrived three days in advance in southern Bay of Bengal and Andaman and Nicobar Islands, it made little progress till Wednesday, according to reports from the Indian Meteorological Department.
"Southwest monsoon usually enters the coast between June 5 and 7.
However, there may be a model error of four days," Director of CWC S. Venkateswarlu said.
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Hotel Estelar En Alto Prado - Barranquilla
Calle 76 No. 56-29 - Barranquilla1-877-662-6988
Free Wi-Fi and an outdoor pool are just a few of the amenities on offer at this family-friendly hotel in Barranquilla, so what are you waiting for? Book a room at Hotel Estelar En Alto Prado and benefit from its ideal location in a shopping district which is located in the Metropolitana area.
This 4 star Barranquilla hotel has its own restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner where you will find a selection of items to try. If you are in need of rest and relaxation you can find spa services, a sauna and a steam room on offer. Don't forget to pack your swimwear as this hotel features a seasonal outdoor pool. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks after a long day.
Free high-speed (wired) Internet access is available. Planning a meeting? This hotel has 3 meeting rooms, as well as a 24-hour business center. The lobby offers a TV, free newspapers and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Other amenities include a hair salon and dry cleaning/laundry.
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Breakfast at Hotel Estelar En Alto Prado
A buffet breakfast is served between 6 AM and 10 AM for a fee.
Facilities at Hotel Estelar En Alto Prado
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Cafeteria
- Laundry service
- Hairdresser
- Room service - 24 hour
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Luggage room
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Health club
- Sauna
- Steam bath
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
- Conference room
- Business Center
Know before you go
- Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before 1 PM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 20 per vehicle (one way)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- The national sales tax (16%) is charged upon check-out to citizens of Colombia regardless of length of stay and to foreigners staying 60 consecutive days or more. Foreigners on a tourist visa are exempt from this tax. Furthermore, the tax may apply per room when the room is shared by a taxable and a nontaxable guest.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.Guests who purchase a package that includes accommodation and food service may be exempt from the National Sales Tax. For more information, please contact the office using the contact information found on the confirmation received after booking.
Room Details
Book your family-friendly accommodation at Hotel Estelar En Alto Prado, offering 180 guest rooms with iPod docking stations. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 32-inch LCD televisions with premium cable channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Metropolitana area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, laptop-compatible safes and phones.
A pillow menu allows visitors to select their perfect pillow for a good night's sleep. Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers. Irons/ironing boards and minibars are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Rooms also include air conditioning and blackout drapes/curtains.
A turndown service is available.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Telephone
- Mini bar
- Extra beds
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Hairdryer in each room
- In-room ironing facilities
- Desk
- LCD flat screen TV
- Safe
- Cable TV
- High speed Internet access
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Hotel Estelar En Alto PradoBarranquilla Zoo - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Romelio Martinez Stadium - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
Romantic Museum - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Aeronautical Museum - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
Amira de la Rosa Theater - 2 km / 1.2 mi
Asuncion Clinic - 2 km / 1.2 mi
Unico Mall - 2 km / 1.3 mi
Casa de Carnaval - 2.1 km / 1.3 mi
Bautista Clinic - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Barranquilla Cathedral - 2.3 km / 1.4 mi
Venezuela Park - 2.3 km / 1.5 mi
La Paz Square - 2.3 km / 1.5 mi
Americano Mall - 2.4 km / 1.5 mi
University of Atlantico - 2.8 km / 1.8 mi
Buenavista Commercial Center - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Estelar En Alto Prado is Barranquilla (BAQ-Ernesto Cortissoz Intl.) - 13.4 km / 8.4 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
Transportation services Hotel Estelar En Alto Prado
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
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Thursday, May 3
CA$H MONEY: Can a board game teach you how to be a good entrepreneur? Constantly ripping off your younger brother who has a fascination with Baltic Avenue in Monopoly doesn't count. Tonight, learn how to play Leverage at RedRocks Firebrick Pizzeria. Experts say the game will help you learn more about business. We're skeptical, but any free board game at a bar usually turns out well. Free. 6:30 PM.
Friday, May 4
MUSIC: May means free things to do outdoors. Woohoo! Rockville Town Square is hosting its first free outdoor concert of the year. Swing band Joker's Wild plays while you sip on beers and eat food. Free. 6:30 PM.
MORE MUSIC: Yards Park is also starting its concert series with Monster Band, who will play covers of modern hits. Not sure if that means "Call Me Maybe" or "Livin' On a Prayer," but you can't go wrong either way. Stix food truck and Buzz Bakery will be on hand, as will ChurchKey. Free. 6:30 PM.
SHOPPING: Perhaps jealous of all the cool shopping events that have been going on in Georgetown lately, the Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery will be selling designer pieces from U Street's Caramel and accessories from Stem on its rooftop terrace. Local 16 provides the wine, you provide the cash and take home some sweet clothes. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door. 6 to 8:30 PM.
Saturday, May 5
STEEPLECHASING: Don your most ridiculous hat and practice your Southern belle accent--we're goin' to the races. Head out to the Plains (there are a few bus services from DC) for the Virginia Gold Cup, the most famous steeplechase (which means horse race obstacle course) I can think of. Things start up at 10 AM and run through 7, so bring your sunscreen. Visit the website for ticket information; bus ticket info is available here.
SPOTLIGHT STEALING: It's Cinco de Mayo, but instead of letting Mexico have its day in the spotlight, all the other countries got jealous and decided to open the doors to their embassies. If you've ever wondered what goes on behind the doors of the Sri Lankan embassy or if Borat hangs out at the Kazakh embassy, now's your chance. All the embassies will feature art, performances, food, and music from their homelands. Free. 10 AM.
FOOD TRUCKS: RFK Stadium is throwing "Trucko de Mayo," which is a horrifically lazy name--but with 40 food trucks, live music, beer, and games, it's worth a trip. Free. 11:30 AM to 9 PM.
VARIETY: When not Christmas-themed or hosted by Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey, variety shows can be great fun. Tilted Torch celebrates Cinco de Mayo and three years in existence with all sorts of weird stuff for you to gawk at, including sideshow nonsense, burlesque, belly dancing, and interactive games at Red Palace. Tickets ($12) are available online. 9 PM.
Sunday, May 6
WINE FEST: Like a LivingSocial booze party for grownups, the National Harbor Food and Wine Festival serves up samples of more than 150 international wines, liquors, and beers, dishes both local and exotic, and cooking demonstrations (it's like a live concert of the Food Network! Bring your recipe books to get signed). Live smooth jazz will make sure you don't get too riled up from the booze, and give you the feeling you're trapped in an elevator somewhere. Tickets ($30 and up) are available online. 1 PM.
YOUR MOMMA'S SO . . .: Mother's Day is in a week, so learn how much crap they put up with raising you at "Listen to Your Mother" at Synetic Theater, which features readings on motherhood by local women. Listen to the stories, reflect on your life, then give your mom a big hug or a therapy appointment, whichever seems more appropriate. Tickets ($18) are available online or at the door. 2 PM.
DIPLOMACY: Speaking of mothers, if you or someone you are married to/have a child with is one, you might want to take your offspring to the International Children's Festival at the Ronald Reagan Building, where they can learn about other cultures and begin forming frosty relations with the children at the booths of some of our uneasy allies. The event features games, hands-on activities, music, culture, food, and simulated wartime negotiations (okay, maybe not the last one) The website says the event features cultural displays from embassies on every continent--we hear Antarctica's emperor penguins will be performing some sort of elaborate march. Free. Noon.
DRESS 2 IMPRESS: I think we've learned this week that DC doesn't consider it summer until the calendar flips. Throw on your best, worst, or really any sundress and get to Wonderland Ballroom for the eighth annual Sundress Fest. Anyone in a dress gets happy hour specials all night. Free. 2 PM.


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A pair of major crashes, including one that reportedly claimed the lives of four people, has tied up highways 99, 58 and 65 on Saturday morning.
The first crash, involving a tanker truck, happened at 4:03 a.m. on the southbound side of Highway 99 at Highway 65. The California Highway Patrol reported the crash caused the tanker truck to catch fire, leading to the closure of the freeway in both directions. At 8 a.m., the CHP opened the northbound side of the 99, but the southbound side remains closed at 7th Standard Road, and traffic is backed up to Lerdo Highway.
The California Highway Patrol is working a major fatal crash on the westbound side of Highway 58 on the Fairfax Road onramp. KGET is reporting four people have been killed in the crash, which involved a tanker truck. On the CHP's website, one person is confirmed dead with three other major injuries. The 58, however, is open in both directions.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops II
What will anger you more? (Peacekeeper poll)
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Peacekeeper is OP
49.57% (57 votes)
Peacekeeper is UP
29.57% (34 votes)
Peacekeeper is average and isn't really worth using but is usable
20.87% (24 votes)
This poll is now closed.
A7x is the best band ever.
If the Peacekeeper is OP then it will pretty much turn into a "Pay to win" type issue.
I'd rather it either be underpowered or usable.
When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading.
If the DLC weapon is a pos I'm gonna be pissed. I do not want it to be a super op gun but it still needs to be good.
I don't really think it CAN fit into the 'average/usable' category by nature of the design.
Isn't it supposed to be like an SMG/AR hybrid or middleground? If thats the case, I'd wager it'll tend towards the underpowered if its less effective at close range than an SMG or medium/long range than an AR.
Beyond that... if its as effective at close range as an SMG and as effective at medium/long range as an AR, it will BE overpowered without necessarily outperforming either, simply because it can basically fill two roles with one gun.
My money is on the gun ending up being rather underpowered overall, with the 'versatility' being stressed; like I said, if it can do SMG as good as SMGs and AR as good as ARs it's by definition better than either.
OP would anger me the most.
Worst thing about grammar police: They're cannibals. If one makes a single typo or error while 'critiquing' someone, they will be EVISCERATED by their fellows.
Id rather it be OP. If im paying for it i want it to be good.
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thousandinone posted...
I don't really think it CAN fit into the 'average/usable' category by nature of the design.
So a carbon copy of the T25 is OP? Cause that's exactly what the T25 is.
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seems like it's going to be a scar with smg properties but less range
It is the friends you can call up at 4 a.m. that matter.
thousandinone posted...
I don't really think it CAN fit into the 'average/usable' category by nature of the design.
I could see the way it plays like this, better at close range than ar's but not better than most smgs, better at mid/long range than smgs but not most ar's. That way it basically will be a middle ground between the two. Not as good as each class at their strengths, but better in the weakness department of them.
If it's underpowered, it won't be worth using and turn off the community to DLC weapons. I would rather it be slightly overpowered.
I hope its a monster


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Lodge L6SK3 DescriptionSKU: 261-L6SK3
Standard Features and Benefits
- Pre-seasoned cast iron is easy to clean and adds unique flavor to food
- Hand wash only-not safe for the dishwasher
- Overall Dimensions: 9-in. W x 13-3/4 in. D 1-3/4 in. H
- Made in USA
Lodge Logic Skillet, 9" dia. x 1-3/4" deep, seasoned, cast iron (hand wash only - do not use dishwasher)
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Lodge L6SK3 Customer Reviews
"Katom.com carries quality products and makes those products available at a very reasonable price. This combination is rare in today's world. The memory of my Grandmother's cooking in cast iron utensils prompted me to buy this item. I also purchased a duplicate pan for two of my Granddaughters who were out on their own. Lodge needs to smooth the inside of the skillet in order to earn a 5 star rating."
"I have only had my skillet about a week, but everything I try to cook sticks. I know it was supposed to be pre-seasoned, but I seasoned it again before the first use, which was to cook bacon. If all things, the bacon stuck. I tried frying potatoes using vegetable oil; they stuck. I can only hope that this will improve with time and use, but right now I am greatly disappointed. I would return it, but the cost of the original shipping, plus the cost of return shipping, is more than I paid for the skillet."
"This skillet is the perfect skillet for making cornbread. It is easy to season, clean, and maintain the seasoning on. The only recommendation I might make is for Lodge to buff the interior of the skillet to improve the non-stick surface a bit!"
"Would have given 3 1/2 stars if I could because the failure of Lodge to polish the inside of the skillet makes it less non-stick than it should be. They need to go back and look at some of the older cast-iron skillets made by Wagner and Griswold to see how cast-iron skillets are supposed to be made."
"Non-stick bacon and eggs Impressive kitchen implement Cannot cool in cold water immediately after using"
"Love cast iron skillets for cooking breakfast."
"I purchased the skillet because of its durability thinking that it was more affordable to purchase online but the time I got it here (Freeport, Bahamas)the price was the same as if purchased here."
"What a wonderful product!!! I absolutely love my Lodge 9" cast iron skillet. I use it to bake my cornbread in. I have several other Lodge cast iron skillets, but the 9" is the perfect size and my cornbread turns out great every time. My Granny and my Mother used cast iron skillets in their kitchens. And I have passed on the tradition to my daughter as well. No kitchen should be with out them!!!"


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Feel the passion of French soccer with this away short from Nike. This Dri-FIT short has the French national team badge and Nike logo embroidered on the legs. "FFF" is embroidered on the back of the waistband. Anatomical mesh ventilation on the inside of the legs keeps you fresh and dry when things start heating up.
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Roberto Lovato interviews intellectual heavyweight Luis García Britto about the role of the media in the current conflict in Venezuela.
The NYC mayor as fumbling amateur: this story writes itself, no facts required.
Before I even knew it, I was on the ground, a gun pointing at my head—for photographing a brazen mid-day raid against a TV studio.
Conservative hysteria over Putin's aggression in 2014 is eerily reminiscent of right-wing reaction to a previous Crimean adventure, at the dawn of the Cold War.
The tangled web of affairs, accusations and legal battles that defined Woody Allen and Mia Farrow's relationship unfolded over three decades.
There is nothing progressive about defending Russia's role in Syria, no matter how one packages it.
What happens when the media depends on corporations to survive?
The revelations of whistleblowers lead us to believe that we know a great deal about the secret world of Washington. This is an illusion.
If it's not blocked, a single corporation will be able to dictate digital communications and media content for decades to come.
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Pulling up the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) for not pro-actively disclosing information as mandated under the RTI Act 2005, the Central Information Commission (CIC) has asked it to make public action taken, including notices served, against industries that are not complying with the environmental standards.
The direction came on an application of Delhi-based Ankur Goyal who had primarily sought information regarding industries - inspected by CPCB - which were discharging effluents directly into River Ganga among other information. But when he didn't get a satisfactory reply, he approached the Commission.
CIC asked CPCB to publish on their website details of "action taken on non-complying industries, including notice(s) served to them" and also the "directions given to states and industries" by November 1.