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PGD is a technique used in conjunction with IVF where a cell is removed from an embryo prior to transfer back to the mother. The DNA in the cell can be analyzed for novel or inherited genetic errors such as Down syndrome or cystic fibrosis. Normal embryos, based on the genetic analysis, are chosen for transfer back to the mother's uterus to achieve pregnancy.
PGD allows diagnosis prior to implantation–or transfer of the embryo. Prior to discovery of the PGD technique, patients at risk for certain genetic illnesses faced diagnosis during pregnancy after undergoing amniocentesis or chorionic villous sampling. An abnormal result would result in genetic counseling, and termination of the pregnancy was a common choice if an abnormality was found. PGD allows diagnosis before implantation, while the embryo is still in the laboratory. Healthy embryos can be selected for transfer, well before the pregnancy is established.
Embryos that are tested using PGD are produced via conventional IVF techniques. For IVF, a woman is placed on fertility drugs to produce multiple eggs. When mature, the eggs are removed from the ovary with a needle, under anesthesia. The eggs are inseminated with sperm and the resulting embryos are cultured for several days in the IVF laboratory. For PGD, on the third day of embryo development, at the 6-8 cell stage, one or two cells are removed from the embryo. The cells are analyzed for chromosome count, specific DNA sequences, or markers linked to a specific inherited defect. After analysis, normal embryos are transferred directly into the uterus–the normal site for implantation–using a small catheter placed through the cervix. Embryo transfer is a simple procedure that requires a few minutes of office time.
For illnesses such as cystic fibrosis, sickle cell anemia, and other single gene defects where the DNA mutation is limited to a specific location on a gene, PGD can diagnose affected embryos. After the biopsy of one or two cells, polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is used to amplify the DNA sequence of interest. The normal and abnormal genetic sequences in the DNA can be amplified and tagged with specific probes, revealing which embryos are affected by the mutation. In circumstances where the specific mutation cannot be identified, genetic markers located near the mutation of interest can be used to identify affected embryos.
Using a technique known as Fluorescent In Situ Hybridization (FISH), PGD can also be used to count the chromosomes in the cell removed from an embryo. A normal cell has a complement of 23 pairs of chromosomes (22 pairs plus a pair of sex chromosomes: 2 X chromosomes for a female or an X and a Y for a male). Uniquely colored fluorescent probes attach, or hybridize, to specific chromosomes. A spot of color for each of the probes appears under fluorescent light, each color spot represents a chromosome under study. This analysis can show abnormal chromosome pairings such as three copies of chromosome 21, which indicates Down syndrome, or a single copy of the X chromosome which indicates Turner's syndrome.
Similar techniques have been used for chromosomal translocations, common in miscarriages, X-linked genetic illness; gender identification for family balancing; and for HLA typing for use in cancer therapy.
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The court ruled that the arbitration clause was procedurally unconscionable because elements of oppression and surprise existed in the formation of the contract. In particular, the arbitration provision was located on the back of the two-sided contract while the buyer's signature lines were on the front of the contract. The sales manager also allegedly told the buyers where to sign and did not give them an opportunity to fully review the contract before signing.
Substantively, the arbitration provisions were unconscionable because they were too one-sided, containing "overly harsh terms that favor the car dealer to the detriment of the buyer." Certain provisions, such as limiting appeals to awards that exceed $100,000 and to awards of injunctive relief, primarily benefited the dealer. Similarly, the exclusion of self-help remedies – like vehicle repossession – from arbitration only had benefit to the dealer.
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LOOK, this guy is making alot of money from all this talk, now im not saying its a load of bull, but he sells books and his storys so i would not take a single word as fact....... I have not seen or read anything that makes me think he is telling the truth...... surley he can give some sort of evidence to back up his tales......
please be patient he is still answering questions from page 2. He has ALOT Of questions to answer
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Mr. Stone, did you see my questions on page 3?
So how much money do you think he is making from telling these tales???? interviews, possibly more books...... MONEY! and people fall for this stuff........and buy it up, Im not saying that his storys are not possible but EVIDENCE PLEASE! or PROOF is all I ask.....
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SGT. Clifford Stone has been awarded the highest peacetime service medal that an Army Serviceman can receive. I think that pretty much seals his credibility for me.
To my knowledge, he only has ONE book out, which was released int he mid-late 90's and was a collection FOIA and personal govt. documents proving the governments interest in UFO's.
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be patient he is still answering questions from page 2. He has ALOT Of questions to answer
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and just because he has a medel does not mean he is someone who would never lie! dont be so gullible.....
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Apple Profit Tops Estimates on Record Sales of IPhone, IPad
July 19 (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc., the biggest technology company by market value, reported third-quarter profit that topped estimates, lifted by record sales of iPhones and iPad tablets. The stock jumped to an all-time high in late trading.
Net income in the period more than doubled to $7.31 billion, or $7.79 a share, from $3.25 billion, or $3.51, a year earlier, Apple said today in a statement. Sales climbed 82 percent to $28.6 billion. Analysts had predicted profit of $5.87 a share and revenue of $25 billion, according to Bloomberg data.
The report eased investors' concerns that sales would suffer from the lack of a new iPhone -- Apple's best-selling product -- which isn't expected until September. The Cupertino, California-based company also has been operating without the day-to-day attention of Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs, who has been on medical leave since January.
"Apple is a juggernaut and they prove it every quarter," said Mike Binger, an Apple investor at Thrivent Asset Management in Appleton, Wisconsin, which has about $70 billion under management.
Apple shares jumped as much as 7.5 percent to $405 in extended trading after the results were posted. The stock, up 17 percent this year, had closed at a record $376.85 in regular Nasdaq Stock Market trading.
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Apple's expansion into China and other fast-growing economies helped make up for slower growth in the U.S. Apple sold 20.3 million iPhones and 9.3 million iPads in the third quarter, which ended June 25. Mac computer sales were 3.95 million, short of a record. The iPad -- a product that's less than two years old -- is now Apple's second-biggest source of revenue, after the iPhone.
The company said profit in the fourth quarter would be about $5.50 a share on sales of $25 billion. Analysts on average predict $6.41 a share on sales of $27.7 billion.
Apple typically gives a lowball forecast, making it less relevant to investors, said Thrivent's Binger.
"The forecast is meaningless," he said.
Gross profit margin, the percentage of sales left after deducting production costs, was 41.7 percent last quarter, compared with 39.1 percent a year earlier, Apple said.
"We're thrilled to deliver our best quarter ever, with revenue up 82 percent and profits up 125 percent," Jobs said in the statement. With the CEO and company co-founder on medical leave, Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook is handling day-to-day leadership.
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Since Jobs went on leave, some members of Apple's board have discussed CEO succession with executive recruiters, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier today, citing unnamed people familiar with the matter. The talks included at least one head of a high-profile technology company, the Journal said.
The health of Jobs, who has struggled with a rare form of cancer, is the only major concern for Apple, said Erick Maronak, chief investment officer of Victory Capital Management Inc. in New York, which has about $2.5 billion under management.
"In the end it's really all going to circle back to Jobs -- his health, his role," Maronak said. Apple is his firm's largest holding, accounting for about 5 percent, he said.
Jobs's health wasn't discussed on Apple's conference call today, and no analysts inquired about it.
Apple's Chinese sales reached $3.8 billion, up almost sixfold from a year earlier. The company plans to open 30 stores in the September period, including in Hong Kong, broadening a retail chain that generated $3.5 billion in sales last quarter.
"China was very key to our results," Cook said on a conference call. "We're just scratching the surface. There is an incredible opportunity for Apple there."
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Apple typically reports results that exceed analysts' estimates. The company had previously beaten the average earning projection for at least 29 straight quarters, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"The biggest question with Apple is: Is this story sustainable?" said Shaw Wu, an analyst with Sterne Agee & Leach Inc. in San Francisco. "Obviously, it is."
In the third quarter, Apple also sold 7.54 million iPod media players, compared with the 8.5 million predicted by analysts. That product is the oldest of Apple's main mobile devices, and it faces cannibalization from the iPhone and iPad, which also can play music.
It was the first time since 2008 that the third-quarter results didn't include the release of a new iPhone. The new model slated for September has a faster chip for processing data and an 8-megapixel camera, two people familiar with the matter said last month.
The company also is preparing to introduce a new Mac operating system, called OS X Lion, and the iCloud service, which let users store, synchronize and access content such as music, pictures and documents across different Apple devices.
"We are extremely pleased with the momentum of our business," Peter Oppenheimer, the company's chief financial officer, said on the call.
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Did you know that when you are in love, your brain reacts to the presence of your beloved the same way it responds to "happy" drugs, like MDMA or Prozac? You brain floods you with dopamine and serotonin- your natural "happy" chemicals. (Chocolate does this too). So, when you are in the physical presence of your beloved you are high as a kite. If those moments only occur for short bursts far apart from each other, you are literally throwing yourself through extremes. You depart from them, no more floods of love chemicals, and you go through withdrawal.
My relationship became long distance 6 months ago when I moved back down to LA from San Francisco. We hate it. I love him to pieces but the distance becomes such a mind fuck sometimes. We have a relatively doable situation, so-cal to nor-cal, but regardless it sucks.
First off, if I could give any advice in regards to long distance relationships, I would say Don't Do It… Unless you really have no other option. And by no other option I mean, it doesn't matter where you are geographically located in the world, because your heart and soul love that person and define home by their embrace.
So here I am going through these weird mood swings, mind you, this doesn't mean I'm a raging cunt all the time, but I do have those strings of days when I just have no tolerance for the assholes driving the streets of LA…
After about 2 weeks of not seeing my man I start to get cranky… just like that one time I stopped smoking. I straight up went through with-drawls. I couldn't fall asleep, when I would wake up in the morning I just didn't feel right. I would wake up in the middle of the night clammy and anxious. I became cranky with the world, and far less tolerable of the littlest things. Actually, I cried over there being a spider in my room I had to deal with.
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If you are in a long-distance relationship, then I pray to Jah that you are smoking! Calm yourself, breathe, and release some tension. One kind of withdrawal is enough, and no one wants to deal with your cranky ass!
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TUESDAY, Oct. 26 (HealthDay News) -- Dr. Alexander Heazell and his then-wife were happily getting ready for the birth of their first child in 2001. They planned to name him Jack.
But the fetus was small for its gestational age, his wife's blood pressure had shot up during the pregnancy, and at 26 weeks, she noticed the baby was no longer kicking.
Losing the baby was devastating for Heazell and his wife. The stress and grief contributed to their divorce, Heazell said. And the experience led him to alter the course of his career from general medicine to obstetrics and gynecology in the hopes of learning more about stillbirth and preventing it from happening to other couples.
"It inevitably has a profound impact on your life," Heazell said.
Stillbirth, defined as a fetus that dies after the 20th week of gestation, occurs in about one in 160 pregnancies in the United States, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
Worldwide, the problem is even bigger, said Heazell, who wrote about his experience and the need for greater research and awareness about stillbirth in a recent issue of the BMJ. There are some 3 million stillbirths a year, many of them in developing countries.
Though the rate of neonatal deaths is falling, the rate of stillbirth hasn't budged. In the United Kingdom, for example, the rate has remained at 5.3 stillbirths for every 1,000 births for the last decade.
Even worse for parents is that in up to half of all stillbirths, the cause is never discovered, leaving couples to wonder what went wrong and whether it could happen again, Heazell said.
What is known is that stillbirths that occur before 32 weeks tend to result from different causes than those that occur later in pregnancy, said Dr. Alan Fleischman, medical director for the March of Dimes Foundation.
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The 2014 Acura RLX fills a void left by the departure of the RL luxury sedan in 2012. The RLX is powered by a 3.5L direct-injection aluminum V6 making 310 horsepower and 272 ft-lb of torque, which is mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission with Sequential SportShift paddle shifters and Grade Logic Control. With a curb weight of 4,000 pounds, the RLX isn't light, but the powertrain works well to propel the car to 60 mph in under seven seconds.
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Arizona State Sun Devils unveil new helmet for game against Notre Dame
The Arizona State Sun Devils will be wearing helmets unlike no other when they face the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Saturday.
Monday after coach Todd Graham's press conference the team unveiled a short video of the new uniforms and cornerback Osahon Irabor walked out in full uniform.
"We want our players to be the best, first-class in everything that we do," Graham said. "We have a tremendous brand with the fork. If you want to be a champion, you've got to look like a champion first.
"The best recruits are our players. And just like how we travel, where we stay, what we eat, the uniforms we have, when recruits come in our players are going to tell them how that is. We want to be the best in the country and taking care and providing that brand. We think we have an incredible brand with that fork and that Sun Devils. That's what this is all about."
Graham added that the new uniforms are not just for show but rather that they serve as a chance for his players to learn and grow.
"Looking sharp is an important part of being a champion," said Graham. "But it's also an important part of the educational process and teaching our players that if you want to be successful it looks a certain way, it speaks a certain way, it walks a certain way, it plays a certain way and it works a certain way."
The helmets have flames spread throughout. The facemasks are a charcoal color. And each helmet is adorned in the back with a three forks going from left to right.
The most notable thing about the flames design, is that they it will appear slightly different on every helmet Saturday.
"We're really excited to wear these uniforms for the fans and represent Sun Devil nation with character, class and integrity," said Irabor, who was also modeling off black sleeves with maroon and gold flames on both arms.
The Shamrock Series uniforms mark the fifth different jersey-helmet combination the Sun Devils have worn through their first five games in 2013.
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– Kent State
The Golden Flashes might be the biggest surprise of the season
coming off a brutal 1-10 campaign and with few signs of things
going from the outhouse to the penthouse. Thanks to QB Julian
Edelman and a surprising defense, the Golden Flashes have been
the class of the weak East division.
Disappointment –
Miami University, Akron, and Toledo
Considered to be three of the league's top contenders going into
the season, the were a combined 0-for-6 in MAC play going into
the October 14th games. Toledo was the victim of
tough overtime losses to Iowa State and Kansas and Akron had a
highlight with a win over NC State, but Miami was a big, fat dud
starting 0-6 with no running game and no clutch plays in crunch
The MAC
Champion will be ...
Central Michigan over Kent State
Kent State gets its toughest MAC games at home over the second
half, while it's going to be a wild shootout for the West title
with Northern Illinois, Western Michigan and Central Michigan
having a shot. The Chippewas should be able to survive a loss to
NIU as long as the Huskies drop another game, and the Western
Michigan game is in Mount Pleasant.
Best Game of
the First Half
Iowa State 45 ... Toledo 43 3OT, Aug. 31
Todd Blythe caught two touchdown passes in overtime and the Iowa
State defense held on stopping a Toledo two-point conversion
attempt to win a wild opener. The two teams traded touchdowns
over each of the overtimes highlighted by Blythe's 25-yard
scoring grab in the third. Jalen Parmele ran for a two-yard
touchdown to get the Rockets within two, but Chris Hopkins
couldn't hang on to the conversion and Iowa State escaped.
Hopkins, who made three scoring grabs, caught a 21-yard
touchdown catch in the third quarter to help spark a Rocket
comeback completed with a Richard Davis three-yard scoring run
and a two-point conversion to force overtime. ISU QB Bret Meyer
ran for three scores. Toledo's new starting quarterback Clint
Cochran threw for 367 yards and three touchdowns.
Second Best Game – Toledo 37 ...
Kansas 31 2OT, Sept. 16
Third Best Game – Akron 20 ... NC
State 17, Sept. 9
Worst Game of
the First Half
41 ... McNeese State 7, Sept. 23
Toledo had no problems getting out to a quick 17-0 lead with
short touchdown runs from Brandon Summers and Jalen Parmele
before MSU appeared to take the momentum at the end of the first
half on a 31-yard Quinton Lawrence touchdown catch. But Toledo
was able to get into field goal range allowing Alex Steigerwald
to hit his second field goal in the first half to put the game
away. DaJane Collins ran for two fourth quarter scores.
Coach of the Midseason
Doug Martin, Kent State
Last year's young team quickly turned into a killer with Martin
and his staff getting the JUCO players to boost the ground game
while pulling off some big early shockers to be a contender.
It's a long way from 1-10 to a possible MAC title.
Player who'll step up in the second half
Aaron Opelt, QB Toledo
The Rockets needed a spark in the offense, and it got it in
Opelt, a mutli-talented quarterback who should get far better as
the season goes on. He's a solid runner with good passing
skills, and once he cuts down on his interceptions, he'll put up
big numbers and start to lead the team to wins. Eventually.
Best performance so far -
Illinois RB Garrett Wolfe ran 31 times for 353 yards and three
touchdowns and caught three pass for three yards in the 40-28
win over Ball State.
Top Freshman – Nate Davis, QB Ball State
It takes a lot to be the top freshman in the MAC this year with
Central Michigan QB Dan LeFevour, Eastern Michigan QB Andy
Schmitt, Akron WR David Harvy and others playing well, but Davis
led the nation in passing efficiency after six games with 12
touchdowns and only one interception while completing close to
70% of his throws.
Coach who needs to have a big second half – Eastern
Michigan's Jeff Genyk
Year three of the Genyk era has gone worse than the first two
unable to capitalize and a decent 2005. With Central Michigan
and Western Michigan getting better and better, Eastern Michigan
can't afford to fall further behind in the battle of directional
Michigan schools.
Player who needs to have a big second half – Bowling
Green QB Anthony Turner
It was the Freddie Barnes show early on, and then Turner took
over and came up with big performances against Buffalo and
Florida International. Despite a rocky start, Bowling Green is
right in the hunt to win the lousy East division, but it needs
Kent State to start losing and Turner to take over the offense.
Best remaining conference game – Central Michigan at
Northern Illinois, Nov. 17
This might not just be for the West, it might be for the whole
shootin' match. Central Michigan has had some rocky points and
is hardly above getting upset, but it has a one-game lead on NIU
going into the second half of the season and can likely cement a
spot in the title game with a win.
Team Mid-Season MVPs & Predictions
Akron – QB Like Getsy
predicted wins: Miami University, Bowling Green, Buffalo
predicted losses: at Toledo, at Ohio, Western Michigan
predicted record: 5-7
Bowling Green – QB Anthony Turner
predicted wins: Eastern Michigan, at Temple, Miami
predicted losses: at Central Michigan, at Akron, at
predicted record: 6-6
Buffalo – LB Ramon Guzman
predicted wins: None
predicted losses: Miami University, at Ohio, at Boston
College, Kent State, at Akron, at Wisconsin, Central Michigan
predicted record: 1-11
Kent State – QB Julian Edelman
predicted wins: Toledo, Ohio, at Buffalo, Eastern
Michigan, at Ball State
predicted losses: at Virginia Tech
predicted record: 9-3
Miami Univ – S Joey Card
predicted wins: Northern Illinois, at Buffalo, Ball
State, Ohio
predicted losses: at Akron, at Western Michigan, at
Bowling Green
predicted record: 4-8
Ohio – LB Tyler Russ
predicted wins: Buffalo, at Eastern Michigan, Akron
predicted losses: at Illinois, at Kent State, Miami
predicted record: 6-6
Ball State – QB Nate Davis
predicted wins: None
predicted losses: at Central Michigan, Western Michigan,
at Miami University, at Michigan, at Toledo, Kent State
predicted record: 2-10
Central Michigan – QB Dan LeFevour
predicted wins: Ball State, Bowling Green, at Temple,
Western Michigan, at Buffalo
predicted losses: at Northern Illinois
predicted record: 8-4
Eastern Michigan – QB Andy Schmitt
predicted wins: None
predicted losses: at Bowling Green, Toledo, at Western
Michigan, Ohio, at Navy, at Kent State, Northern Illinois
predicted record: 0-12
Northern Illinois – OT Joe Thomas
predicted wins: Temple, Toledo, Central Michigan, at
Eastern Michigan
predicted losses: at Western Michigan
predicted record: 9-3
Toledo – LB Steve Alston
predicted wins: at Eastern Michigan, Akron, Ball State,
Bowling Green
predicted losses: at Kent State, at Northern Illinois
predicted record: 6-6
Western Michigan – LB Ameer Ismail
predicted wins: Northern Illinois, at Ball State, Eastern
Michigan, Miami University, at Akron
predicted losses: at Central Michigan, at Florida State
predicted record: 8-4


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All officers have a college degree, most if not all senior NCO's have at least an AA degree , most Mid Level officers have masters degrees.
All officers have a college degree, most if not all senior NCO's have at least an AA degree , most Mid Level officers have masters degrees.
Sorry all I heard "Stay off my lawn" , being a Youth I can tell you what you think we think is cool, couldn't be more wrong.
are you serious? About a dozen different ways, they have heat sensors for example
you've clearly never drank
Unless it's a neck tattoo how would the employer even know?
If you think that's their only strike you don't know much about what greenpeace does
I'd buy switched to opera or something but switch back to IE? You'd have to be a sadist
I've taken at least 3 dozen Uber/Sidecar/Lyft rides , most expensive one was 28 bucks , i usually take short trips and it's not only cheaper, it's a LOT cheaper, if it wasn't for those options I wouldn't catch a cab because they are prohibitively expensive
are you saying there's some kind of conspiracy with those satellites? No, it's much more simple than that. The original plan for them ended being made obsolete by vast improvements in cell phone tower technology. The company was sold for a bargain basement price and then did start to make money by focusing on niche customers
Posting ac because, unfortunately, it's just too dangerous to say things like this in connection with one's IRL identity these days.
no it's not , I would have posted everything you did and I'm using my real identity, go find whoever has your balls and ask for them back
Guess who makes a shit ton of money when people end up in the hospital from those diseases:? Big Pharma, they make more from that 1 hospital stay than they do from a thousand vaccines. Your Anti Vax movement is big pharmas best friend
Lithium Titinate batteries are bad ass, wish they were more available at the consumer level
140,000 people die every year from the measles
WoW, literally nothing you said is true, and yet it got modded informative.
Herd immunity has nothing to do with "Thinking" , it's a scientific fact with studies in peer reviewed journals to back it up. Go use the google machine and fix your ignorance, it's leaking all over everything.
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Jan 14, 2010, 4:25 PM EDT
The Brian Kelly era will officially kickoff at 3:30 EDT on September 4th from Notre Dame stadium. The university announced kickoff times for all seven home games, as well as the inaugural football game in Yankee Stadium. Here's the schedule and times for next season as we know them: 2010 Notre Dame football schedule (Home…
Zorich talks Notre Dame Football
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As one of the elder statesmen in the Notre Dame blogosphere, Lou Somogyi of BlueandGold.com always offers interesting insight when dissecting Notre Dame football. Lou spoke with former Notre Dame star Chris Zorich on the state of Notre Dame football. But with his typical flair, Somogyi also reached back into his treasure chest of knowledge…
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A little good news and a little bad news breaking today for Irish fans. As first reported by the Cincinnati Enquirer, quarterback Andrew Hendrix has come back into the fold for the Irish, turning down a very attractive Florida offer to stick to his original Irish commitment. IrishSportsDaily.com, where Hendrix wrote a blog during the…
Kelly's staff is complete
Jan 13, 2010, 7:30 AM EDT
A few hours after Brian Kelly named Paul Longo as head of his strength and conditioning, he named the final three members of his coaching staff: Kerry Cooks, Tim Hinton, and Ed Warinner. Cooks joins the Irish from Wisconsin where he coached defensive backs for the Badgers. He was an All-Big Ten safety at Iowa…
Kiffin to Southern Cal has Irish implications
Jan 13, 2010, 1:31 AM EDT
It's was a long day covering the roller-coaster ride that USC went on yesterday over at CFT. But the shocking hire of Lane Kiffin away from Tennessee certainly has some Irish implications. As the day goes on, I'll have more to say, but here are a few links to some early opinions I wrote at…
Report: Floyd tagged for underage drinking
Jan 12, 2010, 6:20 PM EDT
The Chicago Tribune's Brian Hamilton reports that wide receiver Michael Floyd was cited for underage drinking over Christmas break back in his home state Minnesota. This from Hamilton's report: Floyd is among five "arrestees" listed on a report from University of Minnesota police, who had responded to a call claiming "6-to-10″ people" were involved in…
Official: Longo joins program as head of Strength Dept.
Jan 12, 2010, 5:17 PM EDT
The Notre Dame athletic department made Paul Longo's hiring official today, naming him the director of football strength and conditioning while naming Jacob Flint and Lorenzo Guess assistant directors of strength and conditioning. This from Kelly's official statement: "Paul Longo has been an integral part of the success we've experienced over the last six seasons.…
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Jan 12, 2010, 10:00 AM EDT
Friend of the blog ESPN senior writer Bruce Feldman is down in Orlando for the AFCA Convention this week. He was able to spend some time with Irish head coach Brian Kelly and had an incredibly interesting conversation with the new head coach. Here are a few highlights: On how last year's team somehow went…
Jimmy Clausen and… (wait for it) Pete Carroll?
Jan 12, 2010, 7:30 AM EDT
It's long on conjecture and short on fact, but you've got to think that the new head coach of the Seattle Seahawks could be making a run at a quarterback he got to know very well over the past few years. After going 5-11 last season, Seattle will draft sixth in the 2010 draft. They'll…
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Things weren't exactly quiet in the world of college football over the weekend. While the comments here make it seem highly unlikely many of you missed the important details, if you did step away from your computer to breath, here are a few things you missed. * The Irish welcomed Nate Montana back to campus…
Kelly tweets coaching staff is complete
Jan 10, 2010, 6:48 PM EDT
For those waiting for Brian Kelly to name the final three coaches on his coaching staff, expect an announcement out of Kelly and the Sports Information Department soon. That's because early Sunday afternoon, Kelly tweeted, "Finished putting together staff and couldn't be more pleased." It's been widely assumed that former Kansas offensive coordinator Ed Warinner…
Meyer takes aim at Hendrix
Jan 9, 2010, 5:38 PM EDT
While many Irish fans had their eyes on the Army All-American game, the school's prized quarterback commitment was in Florida being wooed by Notre Dame recruiting archrival Urban Meyer. Quarterback Andrew Hendrix is taking an official visit to Gainesville this weekend, where he'll be visiting the Gators at the same time as prized recruit Dietrich…
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Where'd Notre Dame's national championships go?
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Leave it to ESPN to get under the skin of Notre Dame fans even when they weren't playing or firing a head coach. Last night, ESPN took the time to talk about most the most national championships for college football programs. I'll let Domer.mq at Her Loyal Sons take it from there. I happened to…
Friday notes: Kelly, Corwin, Recruiting and more
Jan 8, 2010, 7:30 AM EDT
(As we get into the routine of the offseason, I'll try and turn Fridays into a link-dump/notes type of day. (If I remember.) If you've got an article you think is worth sharing, send it along to me at firstname.lastname@example.com)* While I wondered what was taking so long, Brian Kelly announced his two coordinators yesterday:…
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Diaco and Molnar officially named coordinators
Jan 7, 2010, 4:21 PM EDT
It's official: Brian Kelly has named his offensive and defensive coordinators. As expected, Bob Diaco and Charley Molnar have both joined the Notre Dame staff after finishing the season with the Cincinnati Bearcats. Diaco coordinated the defense for Cincy while Molnar was the wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator. "I'm thrilled to officially announce…
Grunhard reflects on Weis era
Jan 7, 2010, 1:07 PM EDT
Former Notre Dame offensive lineman Tim Grunhard is spending the week coaching the offensive line for the West team at the Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio. Pete Sampson over at Irish Illustrated caught up with the former Irish lineman, and 10-year NFL veteran, who had a lot of interesting things to say. Grunhard almost…
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Partial announcement of coaching staff puzzling
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Clausen's surgery successful
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Notre Dame and head coach Brian Kelly announced today three new assistant coaches joining the football staff. Mike Denbrock was named tight ends coach, Mike Elston was named defensive line coach, and Chuck Martin was named defensive backs coach. "I'm excited to welcome Mike Denbrock, Mike Elston and Chuck Martin to the Notre Dame coaching…
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The reports that Brian Polian will join Jim Harbaugh's staff at Stanford can't be looked at as good news for the Fighting Irish. While Polian was in charge of a special teams unit that drew the ire of some Irish fans for its inconsistent play, he was also Charlie Weis' ace recruiter on the West…
Clausen to have surgery on torn toe ligaments
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Cowering Christians
Why are some ID proponents dodging the real fight: proclaiming Christ's dominion over all creation.
The court decision Tuesday that struck down a town's promotion of "intelligent design" was not a loss for the cause of undermining evolution theory, but instead presents an opportunity for those who should now restore the role of Christ in creation.
Intelligent design waters down in unnecessary vagueness the fact that God created the heavens, the earth, and all life, and did so through the second member of the Trinity (i.e., the "Godhead"): Jesus Christ. Why do Christians wage combat over taking Christ out of Christmas, but employ weak dodge-and-parry tactics when educating their kids about life's beginnings?
Believers have the historical, Biblical evidence on their side. The Apostle John (whom Jesus "loved") wrote that Christ "was in the beginning with God. All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made" (John 1:2-3). The Book of Genesis in verse 1:26 acknowledges Christ's role in the creation of human life as part of the Trinity, when God said, "Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness...." And the Apostle Paul wrote to the Colossians (1:16) that "by Him all things were created that are in heaven and that are on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or principalities or powers."
Either you've got three credible witnesses here, or as C.S. Lewis might say, you've got three certifiable loonies.
I can appreciate stealth tactics and incremental change as much as the next subversive, but the goal of many intelligent design advocates is to get unbelieving messengers to speak in tongues they can't understand. You'd have more success finding Balaam's ass to convey the idea than you would in getting public education's science-teaching establishment to deliver the evolution disclaimer. Can't you just hear the "drip, drip, drip" of the sarcasm?
The Discovery Institute, the best known of the intelligent design advocates, agrees. It considered the policy (which provoked the lawsuit by the ACLU) implemented by the Dover (Pennsylvania) School District to be "misguided," "politically divisive," and "hinder(ing) a fair and open discussion of the merits of intelligent design...." Unlike many others who back intelligent design, Discovery views it as more of a free speech issue instead of one about "equality of ideas," in which schools should teach all theories on origins.
So if Christians want to get in the "discussion" then why not capitalize on their current passion over Christmas, dispense with the "theories," and start talking about just Who that Creator is? In keeping with the current spirit of restoring the Savior into the season, Christians likewise ought to bypass intelligent design's diluted account of Creation. Those who want Christ boldly proclaimed at Lowe's and Target need not reserve their courage only for boycotts of business.
Isn't it much more important to press the message where your kids are learning? If the debate really is about freedom of speech and not forcing the teachers to violate their consciences, then let Christian students take up the mantle.
Despite the judge's ruling on Dover, schoolchildren still have free speech in hallways, on school buses, etc., and are not in the business of establishing government religions. Christian students who are inclined to cast doubts upon evolution ought to do so, outspokenly. Declare the whole counsel of God in the role of life's origins and development by invoking the historical record as explained in the Bible. A tactical change is in order, and with it, a greater emphasis on the Document that Christians use as their source material.
If they're not too embarrassed to restore Christ to Christmas, then there should be no shame in stating that He was there at the Beginning, too. Then let the ACLU try to infringe on that speech.
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