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Lets assume that Israel is backed by God's divine powers, what for they need nuclear weapons then? Iran would dare to pose a threat, or ...
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Lets assume that Israel really has God on its side, what for Israel needs weapons of mass destruction, nuclear weapons? And how come the Zionists fear an nuclear Iran? If you have God on your side, enemies do not exist, there is only friends and lovely neighbors ...
How dangerous is this mass brainwashed religious drivel for world peace? Where are those international religious authorities or truthful historians to address these false conceptions?
Unfortunately politics failed to prevent conflicts, they rather fueled, manipulated and abused these questions for conflicts and further cemented these misconceptions, its high time for SOSiety to get true answers ...
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THe fact that God is on their side doesn't imply that they should be passive. Israel's enemies don't think that God is on their side, because they think that Allah and HaShem are one and the same. As a result there's this constant danger of an enemy attack. By getting nuclear weapons Israel diminishes an enemy attack to a great extent. You may think: but why don't they just rely on God? Because in case of war there's only one outcome: Israel will win, however, that doesn't mean that there won't be casualties and deaths on their side. With nuclear weapons you've no wars and thus no losses of live.
Imagine you've got a car and God is on your side. Suppose you hear a rumour about someone wanting to steal your car, would leave the car unlocked (after all, God will intervene) or would you lock the car and get a car alarm? You get the point?
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I listened with great interest to an NPR radio show recently called 'The Shallows': This Is Your Brain Online. I highly recommend the 7-minute program, as the author of The Shallows, Nicholas Carr, warns us of something I think we all need to hear. As much as we're online–for research, for platform building, for visiting our favorite blogs (koff), for promotion of our work–we need to spend time offline too. A lot of time. Let's put that on its own line because it's important.
We need to spend a lot of time offline. Alone with our thoughts. Steeped in life.
Because if we don't our brains may very well adapt to the zing and zang, the slam and bam world of the Internet, where information is processed quickly, links are readily available, and interruption is king, and forget how to think deeply. Lose the ability to concentrate on one thing and one thing only, to be contemplative. And if we do, won't that hinder our ability to create thoughtful works?
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If you look at a lot of recent research on multitasking, it shows that in fact as people optimize their ability to multitask online, they become less creative in their thinking.
Less creative. Ouch.
Does this mean you should turn off the computer, invest in a nice old-fashioned typewriter? No, but it's probably smart to keep tabs on how much of your time is going to high-speed activities every day compared to how much of your day is dedicated to the slower gears.
Set your limits. How much time can we spend online, interacting with the world of the Internet, without risking our ability to concentrate and be creative? The answer is probably an individual thing, though Carr suggests spending more time in contemplative mode than in online mode.
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I've noticed that I set the tone for a good creative day when I begin at my kitchen table, with whatever I last wrote staring up at me, a pencil in hand. I make notes, let the story take up residence in my head. Only after that ritual is over, do I turn on the computer. I can check email then, do my momma duties with WU, approve comments, Tweet a little. And then I can open up my Word document and work. I can toggle back and forth between my work and Twitter throughout the day, check in on the blog, too, but the wip is foremost in my mind. For me, starting the day off on the proverbial right foot is key to keeping technology in its place.
Aim for quality, not just quantity. One of the best posts I've read online lately was at Zen Habits, called The No. 1 Habit of Highly Creative People. "Creativity flourishes in solitude," wrote blogger Leo Babauta. "With quiet, you can hear your thoughts, you can reach deep within yourself, you can focus."
Seems obvious, right? Be alone with your thoughts in order to create your best story. But how often are you alone, without interruptions? And how often do you use that time for deep, creative contemplation? Consider how your quiet time compares with your offline/not-so-quiet time as well as your online time.
Recognize a problem. If you've noticed an upswing in your inattention and think it might be linked to your technology time, try taking a step away from it for a while. Sink into a good book. Write with a notebook and pencil in a park. Meditate if you like. Then, when you're ready, establish new daily habits for better balance.
That's the key: balance. Know Yourself. Set limits. Protect your mind. Protect your creative spirit.
What sets you up for your best writing days? How does technology fit into those days? What is balance to you?
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Therese Walsh co-founded Writer Unboxed in 2006. Her second novel, The Moon Sisters, was named a Best Book of 2014 by Library Journal and BookRiot. Her debut, The Last Will of Moira Leahy, sold to Random House in a two-book deal in 2008, was named one of January Magazine's Best Books, and was a Target Breakout Book. She's never been published with a lit magazine, but LOST's Carlton Cuse liked her Twitter haiku best and that made her pretty happy.
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When I'm writing, I like to just write and not toggle between e-mail, google, Twitter, etc. To that end, I always ENJOY most those sessions where I don't have access to the internet. At home, where I usually write, it is a little harder for me to ignore the call of the internet for a couple hours. But the days that I do, are always my best writing days.
I've also learned though that I do my best brainstorming offline. So when I am stuck, I know it's time to get out the notebook and off the laptop.
My writing days begin each morning (except on weekends) around 3:00 a.m. with a strong cup of Vietnamese coffee in hand. I am at my computer. I check my emails, a few blogs, my website, Twitter, and the news. I respond to a few emails. Then I turn to my work in progress and begin my writing. As you wrote: For me, starting the day off on the proverbial right foot is key to keeping technology in its place.
It's usually when I am stuck in my writing when I toggle between the Internet and my work in progress. The Internet is addictive, and I am trying to cut back my time on it. I continue my search for balance.
I *definitely* notice a difference when I'm not online (like I was this weekend — maybe an hour each day, vs. the constant connectivity during the week). I'm happier, more relaxed, and more able to focus. So I need to bring that into my regular work week somehow. I've made a start, but I'm looking forward to getting even better at it, and thus getting even more balanced and productive. :)
This is such a great, great post and something I totally needed to hear. I have a toddler and a (teething) baby in my house, and blocks of interruption free, silent time are RARE. But because I'm set on 'constant interruption' mode, it's horribly easy for me to interrupt MYSELF when I do get time by checking e-mail, blogs, etc. etc. until I realize an hour of my 'writing' time has gone by and I've not written a word.
This is something I've been thinking about a lot lately, and I've seen other bloggers post about similar topics recently, too.
I definitely have a short attention span. And I'm definitely a part of the 'technology generation' – my addiction to the internet started when I was about 13 and spent hours on the Buffy the Vampire Slayer forum!
I think there is a lot of truth in Nicholas Carr's theory. I can see how much the distraction of the internet has had on my education. And now in my working life too (I'm sitting at my desk at the end of a working day writing this).
Definitely something to be aware of, I think.
This issue is exactly why I have a love-hate relationship with my iPhone. Until I purchased it, no matter how undisciplined I was at home, I could be sure of finding my grounding again on my walks. But, oh, the temptation to just check e-mail when I change the song I'm listening to…
This sounds terribly wasteful, but necessary: I have a pay-and-talk phone for my coffee-shop writing or walks. My laptop does not have Internet access. There *are* solutions, but the first step is to take the time away in order to notice you're not taking the time away.
Interestingly, when I began my days working on my WIP for several hours, I was able to focus on other tasks for the rest of the day and get lots done in all areas of my life.
Since my WIP has been marinating "in the box" for a couple of months, I begin my day on the internet and I've had no focus whatsoever. This time when I thought I'd get all sorts of other tasks accomplished–writing and otherwise–has been ridiculously nonproductive.
The WIP comes out of the box next week (yay!), and I'll go back to spending hours per day on a single endeavor. While I'm most excited to work on it for its own sake, I'm tangentially curious to see if my productivity picks up in other areas of my life as well.
I love the internet, but there's something to be said for turning it off sometimes.
This is why I was so bummed when Starbucks announced that they are going to begin providing free wifi in their stores. Up to now (or whenever this will be implemented), you had to pay for the service through the provider. I specifically went to Starbucks so I wouldn't be tempted by the free wifi at other cafes! Not that I wrote that much at Starbucks anyway, but still…
Since I began writing on an eight-year-old desktop computer without Internet capability in a small, secluded room on the second floor of my house, I have found that I enjoy writing more. I love to escape to my room and have no distractions. (I even made the clock at the bottom-right of the screen disappear so I don't sit and obsess about how much more time I have or how much time I've wasted just staring out the window.) If I don't spend at least some time there during the day (or night, if necessary), I feel a little lost.
This was a very timely post for me. I've been very frustrated at the passing of an entire month in which I've finished nothing that I'd hoped. Now it's time to go back to the day job and I was despairing that I will never have the chance to work on my projects. However, almost every day I've realized I've been on the internet all day with nothing to show for it. I'm going to try some of your suggestions and see if that doesn't help the situation.
Don't just avoid the Internet, cut off the music, the phone, etc. All this is a filter to the real world and other people in the flesh, and a massive amount of static between you and your writing.
Younger people think they can do everything well with all the multi-tasking and multimedia going on at the same time, but they can't. Friends who teach are seeing the effect on their students who can't hold an idea for two paragraphs, and studies are starting to appear saying the same thing.
Yes! To be honest, I don't think it's just that we need to spend time away from our computers; I think it's that we need to spend time engaging in life so that we have something to write about. We can't recharge our creative energies if we're cooped up all day, either in a manuscript or on the Internet.
(Note: I'm not advocating not working on your manuscript! I just think it's important to take breaks once in a while. It's very important to be diligent about writing as well, but it can be draining if you do it 24/7 and never have time around real people or environments to stimulate you.)
Of all the comments here, Kristin's and Juliet's hit home for me. Life is the most important thing, for how can you write an engaging novel if you don't engage with life? And solitude, be it through meditation or walking the dogs or just plain quiet time, is amazing for generating deep-seated thought processing.
I think if I can think about the internet as a tool (and as a writer of historical fiction, I use it A LOT while I'm writing) rather than a social outlet or something to do, things go a lot better.
I write with five kids in the house or not at all, so 'Multi-tasking R Us', but at the same time, I don't have to check my email every 10 minutes on top of everything else. The days go better when I fire up the manuscript first thing and tell myself to check email later. Unlike today, when I allowed myself one small peek and look what happened . . .
While I absolutely agree that our current brain connections grow more spastic and unfocused and I myself will lose certain threads that I am working on as I click from tab to tab, I do think that worry that our brains are changing for the worst is misguided and the doom and gloom from Nicholas Carr is silly. Yes, our brains are changing as we learn how to quickly filter a horde of internet trash to find the useful bits, but our Brains are incredibly powerful organs and adaptable, which is why our evolution as humans make us such an oddity as a creature.
Children today will learn much faster than we did (if we ever do completely) how to turn it on and off, how to be creative with the constant flow of information still coming at them, how to be relaxed and focused while the white noise grows louder. These are skills they will learn.
Do you know that most parents/teachers/mentors can't actually prepare children for the jobs that will be available in the future. We have no idea what those will be, because they don't exist yet. All we can do is teach them what we know and then support them as the learn more and more quickly than we ever will.
Although I haven't read Carr's book yet, I absolutely agree with what I have learned of his ideas and with the points made in Therese's post. Yes, the Internet is a useful tool, but like all tools, it's only helpful if used purposefully. Writers have always struggled with procrastination, but when we procrastinate by doing something physical (washing the dishes, petting the cat) our minds are free to mull over whatever we're working on. The Internet claims the same verbal parts of our brains that we need for our writing, often exhausting them so that we no longer have the energy and focus we need in order to write. Setting limits to Internet use is key for anyone who wants to do creative work.
For me, being productive means leaving giant vats of time to wander through my own mind, through six or seven books all on the same subject, sitting in my backyard, letting things brew.
It means staying away from the Internet until after lunch, and I'm trying hard to give up my iPhone habit ("I'll just take a quick look") because it does disturb the deep flow of book stuff. I really cannot let the world in before I work. I need to be as close as possible to the subconscious, unguarded, dream state, and I really don't want to think about business or publishing or other opinions before I tackle my work.
It's hard, but for me, it's worth it to keep the Internet and all that implies to a very, very small part of my day. Life is where the material is, so the more I'm living, the more I have to write about.
Thanks for sharing this! What a great wake-up call for me! I try to write first thing in the morning while the kids are sleeping or at least still in their groggy, unneedy state. Then I catch myself checking Twitter, (Oh, who else is writing right now?), then I will post that I am writing. There goes fifteen minutes with my open manuscript and no words written. I DO save a lot of tweets and their links on Instapaper so I can go back and read when I have more time. At night, after kids go to bed, I try to wrap up my writing and use that time to read blog posts. Then I will read a couple of chapters before my eyes surrender. I dream about long days of doing nothing but writing and reading. I think I will try to make it more of a reality. Thanks again for sharing!


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The Charleston Post and Courier writer Ken Burger wrote an excellent article about John Pawlowski facing some a major challenge off the field. His 13-year old daughter Mary-Louise has been diagnosed with PNET (primitive neuroectodermal tumors) which is a rare form of cancer which only affects two percent of children with cancer. The coach talks about how difficult it was to tell his daughter she has cancer and other issues arising from the situation. The full article is available here.
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Doug Kroll checks in on New Head Coaches
CSTV Editor Doug Kroll checks in with his weekly article about some of the off-season coaching moves. The biggest move was George Horton heading to Oregon to restart the Duck program. This set off a chain reaction as UC-Irvine head coach Dave Serrano went to Fullerton while former USC coach Mike Gillespie came out of retirement to take over the UC-Irvine job. He also talks about Kevin O'Sullivan who took over Florida after being an assistant with Clemson, Turtle Thomas went down to Florida International from Arizona State where he was a longtime assistant, and finally with Todd Raliegh taking over Tennessee after being the head coach at Western Carolina. The full article is available here.
Rivals Conference Previews
Our good friend Kendall Rogers of Rivals.com has started doing previews of conferences for the 2008 season.He is one of the top college baseball writers in the country with the depth of his knowledge about the players and coaches across the country. The previews are brief but informative especially the lower level conferences. Continue reading Rivals Conference Previews
TUCSON, Ariz. — The University of Arizona has been ranked No. 1 in Collegiate Baseball newspaper's Fabulous 40 pre-season NCAA Division I poll.
The Wildcats have their strongest team since winning national championships in 1976, 1980 and 1986 as nine position player starters are back along with seven superb pitchers from a team which finished second in the Pac-10 Conference a year ago with a 42-17 overall record. Continue reading ARIZONA NO. 1 IN COLLEGIATE BASEBALL NEWSPAPER POLL
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We have three schedules to post on this cold Thursday afternoon. We found Fordham's 2008 schedule where they are coming off a 36-21 regular season with a 19-8 record in the Atlantic 10. They lost in the A-10 Championship game to Charlotte which ended the season. Fordham will open the season at Wichita State and host Charlotte in a key A-10 series. The full schedule is available at the link below.
The Marshall Thundering Herd will open the 2008 season at Western Carolina for a three game set from February 22nd-24th. The next weekend they will head down to Conway, SC to take part in the Bash at the Beach but before the first game in the tournament Marshall will play Western Carolina for the fourth straight time. The Bash at the Beach will have Marshall facing off against Coastal Carolina, West Virginia, and George Mason. The highlight on the Marshall home schedule is a visit from Rice on March 21st-23rd. The full schedule is available by clicking the link below.
The Furman Paladins will head down to Knoxville on February 25th for a single game to open the season. They will play at Charleston Southern on February 27th. The first home series for the Paladins is March 1st and 2nd when NJIT comes to town to play two doubleheaders. The two marquee home games are on April 22nd when South Carolina visits and Tennessee on May 13th. Both of these games will take place at the Greenville Drive's stadium. The full schedule is available at the link below.
2008 Schedule Blowout
The College Baseball Blog took some time off for the Holiday so we are catching up on some the schedules that we missed that were released over the last week. Some of the big time programs that have released a schedule are Kansas led by Ritch Price expects to compete for the 2008 Big 12 title and Notre Dame who looks to return to prominence under second year head coach Dave Schrage. The links to schedules are available below.
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Perfect Game names Top 20 Prospects in VL
Baseball website PGcrosschecker.com recently compiled its list of the top 20 players in the Valley Baseball League. The list was compiled by Allan Simpson with input from the league's managers and scouts.
Similar to the recently released Baseball America list, PG Crosschecker identified Winchester's Luke Greinke as the league's top prospect. He was also the league MVP. He was followed by Covington outfielder Jason Kipnis, but then six of the next seven players listed were pitchers.
Simpson noted that league officials felt that the 2007 season saw a jump in overall talent around the league, in particular in the pitching department. The numbers appear to support that assertion. In 2007, league pitchers as a whole had a 3.70 earned run average while hitters had a .247 batting average as a league. In 2006, hitters posted a .258 average while pitchers compiled a 3.88 ERA, and the year before saw a .257 batting average and 3.97 ERA as a league.
While Waynesboro finished first in the regular season and won the Jim Lineweaver Cup as league champions, the Generals placed just three players in the top 20 and none higher than #11. In fact, many of the top prospects come from the lower half of the standings. Simpson noted that was a sign of the league's improved depth.
PGCrosschecker.com Valley League Top 20 Prospects
1. Luke Greinke, UT, Winchester (Auburn)
2. Jason Kipnis, OF, Covington (Arizona State)
3. Zac Blakney, RHP, Fauquier (Montevallo)
4. Shayne Moody, SS, Woodstock (Charlotte)
5. Ashur Tolliver, LHP, Harrisonburg (Arkansas-Little Rock)
6. Donald Jordat, RHP, Luray (Miami-Dade C.C.)
7. Rob Gilliam, RHP, Luray (UNC Greensboro)
8. Tim Sexton, RHP, Staunton (Miami-Dade C.C.)
9. Josh Judy, RHP, Haymarket (Indiana Tech)
10. Tyler Kuhn, SS/2B, Luray (West Virginia)
11. Pat Irvine, C/OF, Waynesboro (Elon)
12. Garrett Parker, RHP, Harrisonburg (Oklahoma City)
13. Bobby Hernandez, RHP, Staunton (Barry)
14. Josh Eidell, RHP, Woodstock (Villanova)
15. Elih Villanueva, RHP, Luray (Florida State)
16. Jeremy Cruz, 1B, Luray (Stetson)
17. Chris Masters, LHP, New Market (Western Carolina)
18. Brandon Sizemore, 2B, Waynesboro (Charleston)
19. Kurt Davidson, C/1B, Waynesboro (Akron)
20. Dustin Umberger, RHP, Luray (Liberty)
Full scouting reports from the summer on each player are available here. A subscription is required to view the insider-level reports.
Western Carolina interviewing several coaches
Two more candidates, including a member of the Western Carolina baseball "family," are getting a shot this week at becoming the Catamounts' next head coach.
Jeff Sziksai, a Reynolds graduate and former WCU player, met with Western officials on Monday in Cullowhee. Georgia Tech associate head coach Bobby Moranda will also get an interview this week.
WCU assistant coach Eric Filipek, former N.C. State assistant Chris Roberts and Vanderbilt assistant Erik Bakich got their chances last week.
Other ACC Games
Virginia Tech 4
Virginia Commonwealth 9
The VCU Rams got seven runs in the first two innings to cruise to a 9-4 victory over the Virginia Tech Hokies.
Temple 4
Duke 7
The Duke Blue Devils have continued their strong start to the season with a 7-4 victory over the Temple Owls. They used a squeeze play in the bottom of the sixth by Jonathan Foreman which got Alexander Hassan home to get the 5-4 lead and they tacked on two more runs in the seventh inning to get to the final score.
NC State 8
UNC-Greensboro 10
The UNC-Greensboro Spartans used a seven run fifth inning to cruise to a 10-8 victory over the NC State Wolfpack. Korey Judd picked up the win for the Spartans while Nate Karns picked up the loss.
NC State Recap
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Miami (FL) 2
Eddie Williams was able to scatter six hits and seven walks to only allow two runs in his 6.2 innings of work to pick up the huge victory for the Bonnies. It is only their second victory on the season. Miami was led on offense by Mark Sobolewski who went 4-4 in the losing effort.
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Virginia 6
James Madison 5
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Place: Berry Room, Nutter Center at Wright State University
Date: Wednesday May 28, 2014
Time: 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Registration begins at 2:30)
We will be having two presentations for this meeting, David Gerstner and FBI SA Tom Bintz. David will present on a number of topics relating to Public Health:
· Changes in responses to Active Shooter Incidents, both for law enforcement, and even more, for EMS
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· Some of the Public Health threats/concerns we're preparing for
· Some of the threats/risks for the Health Sector, especially hospitals
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Dave's presentation will take a different look at Active Shooter Incidents, as compared to our last meeting with SA Rob Warfel.
FBI Special Agent, Thomas Bintz is currently our Coordinator for the Dayton Chapter and is with the FBI's Cincinnati Division, as well as their Cyber Division. Among other FBI updates, Tom will be presenting information on the Sector Chief Program. InfraGard's Sector Chief Program (SCP) escalates communication across the organization by enlisting industry's top subject matter experts as liaisons to facilitate information sharing and communication between the FBI and local InfraGard Members Alliances (IMAs). This added exchange fuels the ability of the FBI and government partners to address threats to the 16 recognized sectors of the nation's critical infrastructure. This has been something that other Chapters, who admittedly might have more resources, have been promoting for quite a while now. It is time for Dayton to get involved.
David Gerstner, EMT-P, is currently the Dayton Metropolitan Medical Response System (MMRS) Program Manager. His responsibilities include planning for response to terrorism, WMD, and active shooter incidents, as well as domestic/emergency preparedness for all-hazards major events. Mr. Gerstner has been involved with prehospital emergency care for over three decades. Mr. Gerstner holds the rank of Senior Paramedic with the City of Dayton Fire Department. He has held numerous positions in the Fire Department, including second in command of the Management Information Services (MIS) Development Team and head of the EMS Training Bureau. He has designed and implemented programs in Hazardous Materials for EMS Personnel, and Prehospital 12-Lead EKG Acquisition and Interpretation.
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"Sitting on the sodden ground in handcuffs, surrounded by his captors, a lucid and relaxed Mr Naden said: 'Thank God it's over, I've had enough.' "
According to The Independent, "for nearly seven years ... Naden evaded police, hiding out in the steep, thickly-forested bush of northern New South Wales, living off the land and stealing food and weapons from rural properties."
The 38-year-old "former sheep shearer and abattoir worker" is accused of murdering a 24-year-old cousin, Kristy Scholes, in 2005. He's a suspect in an indecent assault on a 15-year-old girl. And last December he allegedly shot and wounded a police officer.
Tips and sightings, the Morning Herald says, led authorites to plant electronic bugs and/or motion detectors in 49 buildings. He was caught just after midnight Thursday (local time) about four hours after a motion detector signaled police that someone was in a remote cabin they had targeted.
As officers approached, Naden tried to flee. It was a police dog named Chuck that "locked its jaws onto Mr Naden's left leg and did not let go until handcuffs bound his wrists," the Morning Herald writes.


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Schoenberg Intermezzo
From the String Quartet in D by Arnold Schoenberg, we hear the Schoenberg Quartet play the Intermezzo movement.
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