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|Name: Danny
From: Cleveland Oh
E-mail: Contact
Three of my freinds and I stayed a night it was short notice and we were able to get in, The cabin was clean and comfortable, Hannah was awesome she walked around the camp making sure everyone had what they needed and was enjoying there stay. campground is in a great location ride right to the trail from the cabin and easy access to the main road for a quick trip into town. We reserved another weekend there and cant wait. Amazing camp beautiful trails and true southern hospitality thanks again Hannah see you soon!
|Submitted by
|Name: Jason, Renita & 3BS Shelly
From: Telford, Pa
E-mail: Contact
We had a wonderful stay at Big Earls. Accommodations where comfortable and clean.
The trail ridding was excellent and restaurants, Walmart, Gander Mtn. and gas where all close by.
Hana and her staff went above and beyond, treating us like family!
|Submitted by
|Name: Shawn & Cindy Strader
From: Commercial Point, Ohio 43116
E-mail: Contact
Big Earls was one of the best campgrounds we have ever been to, we found Big Earls on the web and we are glad we did. The campsites were very clean and very easy to back into your campsite. The people we met were the best. They all are friendly almost family like. We are planning to go back soon and I would recomend Big Earls to everyone. Even the bathroom and showers was real nice. always had hot water. Plus the owner Hanna was such a sweat heart. very friendly. Can't wait to get back. If you need a refrence please feel free to contact me.
|Submitted by
|Name: Steve Gholson
From: Back Swamp, NC
E-mail: Contact
My family and I visited Big Earl's in May and June 2011 and will continue to return. I have been riding stret bikes for almost 30 years and off road for 3 now. After staying at Big Earl's and riding the Little Coal River trails I am hooked. The people at the camp ground were great to visit with and Joe and Hannah are fantastic people. We will be back this year with friends.
|Submitted by
|Name: Lynn Moreland
From: Eastern Shore Maryland
E-mail: Contact
Love going to Big Earl's Campground Hannah and Joe are some of the best people you want to meet. Hope to come see you all Labor Day weekend 2012. Miss you guys!!!
|Submitted by
|Name: Ryan Fletcher
From: Columbus Ohio
E-mail: Contact
I Called Hannah, and decided to come try out Big Earls Campground in June of 2011.. the idea was to bring my Car Hauler of Toys down for a Long Weekend, and see if i liked the Campground as a place to Ride a few weekends a month. When i arrived I met Doug a fellow Camper that is around frequently.. I had realized my Air Compressor was not working.. he was glad to jump in and spend 2 hrs helping me fix it... I then rode the Trails for 8 Hrs, and still didn't see all the trails i had direct access to! later that day i got to enjoy a great Cookout with Hannah, Joe, and the rest of the campers.... all in all it was a great time with lots of great people in a Family Friendly environment.. So in short i came down for a weekend to check the place out, and moved a 2nd camping trailer down the next weekend.. i have not moved either Trailer since.. I decided to leave my Car Hauler and Camper on one of the full Hookup RV Sites year round! It has been a great place to get away on Vacations, and weekends.. in all Actuality I am Typing this from my Camper Now... it is going to be a great Day of Riding tomorrow with a Temperature of 56 Degrees.. you can't beat that in Late January!! Thanks Hannah, and Joe for such a great place to get away... I can't wait for the new IVY Trails they are opening in March.. that is going to give us even More Great Trails to ride without Driving another 45 Min!!!
On a side note.. just a few things that i was concerned about when i came down
1. I have full 5 Bar ATT Cell phone Coverage with 3G on the Campground with my 3G Card working perfectly if i need to use my computer for work or personal
2.Access to the HFM Trails without pulling my trailer anywhere(nice if you just want to drive a car down instead of a gas Hog)
3.Shower Houses if needed (Year Round)
4. Nice River behind the Campsite if i want to fish or Canoe
5. No Theft issues for the Entire time i have been here!
6. 16 miles from here is everything you would ever need including a best buy
|Submitted by
|Name: Pete and Barrie
From: Hanover, PA
E-mail: Contact
Just got back from another wonderful time with you guys!!! Joe and Hannah are two of the greatest people you could ever stay with. They had a huge cookout Saturday night and even hung out with us afterwards. Could ask for a better place to stay. We have been coming to WV for three years now and won't stay anywhere else!!!
|Submitted by
|Name: Lloyd and Suzanne
From: Linden, VA
E-mail: Contact
We had a wonderful time. The cabin was spotless, you couldn't ask for more. Hannah was a delight to work with, and I didn't make it easy on her. We will definitely be back. It is so easy to get to the HMT trails and Welcome Center. I would recommend Big Earl's Campground to anyone. Thank you.
|Submitted by
|Name: Luke Cunningham
From: Moundsville WV
E-mail: Contact
We had a blast. We were only there for a couple of days but it felt like I had known everyone for years. Very friendly and nice place to stay. We'll definitely be back!!!
|Submitted by
|Name: Brent Cunningham
From: Moundsville,WV
E-mail: Contact
I really enjoyed my stay and I especially enjoyed and appreciated your hospitality. I will be back!!
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Malden spoke little English until after his family moved from their Serbian enclave in Chicago to the steel-mill community of
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The New York Giants enjoyed a good old fashioned butt-kicking on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Any time a team scores 52 points, like the Giants did against the New Orleans Saints, many players were most likely involved in the good times for the winning squad.For the Giants, there were plenty of heroes to be had, but the most notable was a guy who may start to take on a bigger role with the World Champions. Our Hero of the Game: New York Giants running back David Wilson, who just may start to take on a bigger role now after his break-out game on Sunday against the Saints. Wilson scored three touchdowns total on Sunday, one on a 97 yard kick-off return, and the others on rushes of six yards, and the other on a 52 yard dash. At game's end, Wilson had compiled a New York Giants team record of 327 total yards en route to leading the defending Super Bowl Champion Giants to a defining win that may very well propel them to a return trip to the playoffs.As a firs...
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I spend a lot of time thinking about breakfast, mostly because I am a night owl and restaurateurs insist on switching to lunch at noon sharp. So often, at 12:01 p.m., I've walked into a restaurant, hair uncombed and ravenous for Benedicts, and been offered a nice sandwich or slice of meatloaf. It's always welcome news when a restaurant opens and announces that it won't adhere to the dogmatic practices of an unimaginative meal regimen.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner -- all day! -- is Kay's Family Restaurant's tagline, and an exciting one. (Pasta, how- ever, is served only after 3 p.m. This is fine, as I generally don't crave linguini with prawns and clams, $18.95, until at least 4.) I took my dad to Kay's, because he is a great lover of pancake houses and diners. Plus, he is a hearty eater, and I find that I always order far too much at breakfast, since I hadn't eaten all night.
There are many pages to Kay's menu, with 10 different sections under breakfast alone. I felt a bit like a pageant judge as I chose the most attractive candidates to represent its category. I selected a Mexican hopeful in the form of a chorizo breakfast burrito ($9.95), a classic beauty known as Kay's burger ($12.95) and a wholesome hometown turkey and trimmings sandwich ($10.95). I also requested two sourdough pancakes ($5.95), still leaving many categories untapped.
First off, the service is fantastic. Kay's staff is solicitous and eager to please. My coffee (Kaladi's) never dipped below the halfway mark, and the server checked on us often. Our food came out quickly, as diner food should, with a battalion of sauces, syrups and condiments that are necessary for breakfast warfare.
The clear winner of Kay's pageant was its namesake burger, a delicious double-decker with two types of cheese, bacon, onion rings and Thousand Island dressing. (My dad on ordering: "If the owners put their name on it, you'd better get it. They're basically telling you it's the best thing on the menu.") The textures were exactly right: snappy, skinny fries; soft, toasted bun; thick-cut onion rings and flavorful, juicy patties.
The turkey, avocado, bacon and Swiss cheese sandwich was a bit on the boring side; it could have benefited from some extra seasoning. The burrito, on the other hand, had almost too much seasoning. It was chock full of spicy chorizo, with some egg and avocado thrown in. I would have preferred far less meat, but my husband ate the leftovers and proclaimed it just right. Meat-lovers, take note.
The pancakes were fluffy and enormous, but alas, not true sourdough. Only a faint undercurrent of tanginess distinguished it from the more pedestrian buttermilk pancakes. One day I hope to bite into an unassumingly small pancake and discover the yeasty distinction of a 100-year-old sourdough starter. It's my breakfast Holy Grail.
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I only have a filter for people who do not consistently beg to be belittled, ridiculed, insulted, and demeaned.
I may believe people, as a whole, should be treated fairly but I also believe those same people are idiots.
[snipped] I think i contribute to the debate -- does Jesuis? He has almost 1,000 posts, you decide.-Nam
I agree, Nam. Ive read many of his replies and threads, and he thinks we're the idiots.But I kinda wanna keep him around for the giggles...
I have been a silent reader for some time now. I have seen the kind of stuff that he posts. Only now ive signed up and said it.


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An unfortunate claim by a Christian apologist and theologian John Lennox is that "atheism and communism is inseparable"
Let me be very clear here, I do not share his views on this matter. Personally I find this to be an argument based on sheer ignorance. However I would like to get an honest consensus on this issue, I've posted a similar poll over on Yahoo Answers some time ago.
Please tell me if you support communism or not and what your views on this political movement are. I suspect most of you will probably consider yourselves as secular and not communist (as most atheists in the Westernised world tend to be)
Views: 688
Do you support claw hammers? Communism, Socialism, Capitalism, these socioeconomic methods are nothing but tools, but so many people see them as one size fits all problem solvers. Every tool has a job that it's well suited to, and several jobs that you'd have to be crazy to use them in. You pick the right tool for the right job.
Lets say that Socialism is a scalpel, and Capitalism is a claw hammer. Capitalism has proven it's ability to build things and to progress, but has shown a tendency to fail when matters of human life are at hand. So you use a claw hammer to build a house, but you keep it out of the operating room.
Likewise, Socialism has proven to be invaluable in maintaining a good standard of human health, but very bad at running a countries' commerce. So you use a scalpel in the operating room, but you don't try to build a house with it.
Communism is great for building a military mindset, especially with it's tendency towards using propaganda to rally support, and ensure the loyalty of the troops, but when it comes to building things, and keeping people healthy, it's lackluster at best.
Atheism is a refusal to use only one tool for living one's life, but instead, a willingness to pick the right tool for the job. Atheists go to a doctor for healing, not a preacher. They go to a business to make a living, not to a church. Atheists are willing to defend themselves when it logically makes sense too, not because another people have a militant faith.
The only time Atheists kneel down, is to pick up their tool belt. Let's go build a better future.
I would support a communist regime, if it were truly communistic.
Capitalism brings a variety into our world that would be gone in a truly communistic state. For example, walk into a music store and look at the racks of guitars to choose from. I can't foresee anything like the same sort of variety in a marxian world.
From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs. Well, even lazy people have needs, so those with the abilities become the employees of those with needs.
What do you think a communist world would be like?
No. Mixed systems work very well where they are managed carefully, thoughtfully and willingly by the people. Mixed systems have produced the healthiest democracies the world have ever seen and a kind and compassionate society most of the world could only pray for.
Which is why america has worked tirelessly to overthrow them !
Christian apologist and theologian John Lennox is that "atheism and communism is inseparable".
It appears from the quoted phrase that Lennox is reciting the standard filthy insult that falsely equates disbelief in God with mass murdering communists like Pol Pot and Stalin. This slur has become popular, especially among Christians.
Please tell me if you support communism or not and what your views on this political movement are. I suspect most of you will probably consider yourselves as secular and not communist (as most atheists in the Westernised world tend to be).
Short answer: no, I don't support Communism.
Verbose answer: communism (with a lowercase c) means a social organization based on the holding of all property in common, with actual ownership being ascribed to the community. I don't support this as a method for running a state, but it's been shown to be benign in a small community, like a hippy commune, nomadic tribe, or farming cooperatives. I wouldn't want to live this way, but I'm okay with others who might want to.
Communism (with a capital C) means a society in which all economic and social activity is controlled by a totalitarian state dominated by a single ruler and a self-perpetuating political party. I suspect this is what comes to mind when most people think of Communism: a totalitarian Communist state like North Korea or the old Soviet Union. Of course, I'm totally against this.
"I still call myself a communist, because communism is no more what Russia made of it than Christianity is what the churches make of it." -Pete Seeger
I was taught that "property" in communism (at least as described by Marx) meant private property, especially the means of production. Things like bicycles, toothbrushes, perhaps even houses and autos could belong to individual citizens.
One thing living in a communistic society that would take getting used to, if one came from the capitalist sphere, would be the severely limited choices in the marketplace. Rather than what's available being determined by the wants and desires of the public, they'd be decided by the government. It's hard to imagine this being much different whether we're talking about communism or Communism.
There are elements of communism in a lot of socialist countries. As an extreme case, until only very recently Saskatchewan in Canada had a board of wheat which (in a sense) collectivised growing grain. It was (to an extent) extremely efficient and lucrative for most parties (and they grew some of the highest quality and most sought after grain in the world). Of course this was maintained because that's what the people wanted and there were many provisions to avoid abuse in general and to take care of poverty for those who failed. You have to have an extremely mature market and high quality product to be able to pull this off and a very willing population to try it, implement it and sustain it with the support of a large majority of parties. It cannot be imposed on any sector of a market, on a population that doesn't want it nor indefinitely...and it can never be blanket imposed on all markets across a nation. But in some very specific cases it is possible (as we see in telecommunication sector in a few countries). Why on earth some atheists still believe that Marxist communism is possible on a national scale is beyond me.
I've been a Marxist most of my adult life and an Atheist for a little longer and I've never seen the connection and i have to say its not a question one would be asked here in Britain or Europe.
I've known many Communists who where Atheists and some who where religious, but i have to say i feel insulted that the question should even be asked it feels like just another form of red baiting. I feel proud of being a Marxist. after all we only want to better the world for working people. And really do you think i should give a fuck what this John Lennox thinks of me and my opinions its just a ruse these people use to taint Atheism.
Ah there's the rub they don't take it literally. I wonder if the founding fathers were as you say, a tad socialist
Ah there's the rub they don't take it literally. I wonder if the founding fathers were as you say, a tad socialist
Just as many of today's Marxists don't take Karl Marx's many antisemitic quotations literally.
"The Jews of Poland are the smeariest of all races." (Neue Rheinische Zeitung, April 29, 1849)
"Ramsgate is full of Jews and fleas." (MEKOR IV, 490, August 25, 1879)
"What is the object of the Jew's worship in this world? Usury. What is his worldly god? Money."("A World Without Jews," p. 37)
"Money is the zealous one God of Israel, beside which no other God may stand. Money degrades all the gods of mankind and turns them into commodities. Money is the universal and self-constituted value set upon all things. It has therefore robbed the whole world, of both nature and man, of its original value. Money is the essence of man's life and work, which have become alienated from him. This alien monster rules him and he worships it."("A World Without Jews," p. 41)
"The God of the Jews has become secularized and is now a worldly God. The bill of exchange is the Jew's real God. His God is the illusory bill of exchange." ("A World Without Jews," p. 41)
Now, Marx was a Jew himself, born of two Jewish parents. Perhaps it was rebellion on his part against his heritage, or perhaps he bought into the antisemitism of the day.
I've heard Marxists say things like, "Well, when he said 'Jews' he meant 'capitalists,'" but the problem is that he never shied away from using the word 'capitalist' when that was what he meant.


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I know some of you found out before your missed period but for those of you who didn't how many days late were you before you got a positive test?
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Jessica you give me hope. As of today I am 6 dayslate and all signs are pointing to that I could be pregnant. I took a test yesterday though and it was negative. I keep seeing post on here how people keep getting these positive results before their missed period even arrives so I was feeling depressed. Keep your fingers crossed for me Please.
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After signing National Guard, Bobby Rahal now working on second IndyCar ride sponsorship
Feb 11, 2014, 3:33 PM EDT
It's one down, one to go for IndyCar team owner Bobby Rahal – maybe.
Now that he's secured full-time National Guard sponsorship for son Graham's No. 15 Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing ride for the upcoming IndyCar season, the elder Rahal has turned his sights on finding sponsorship – and a driver – for the No. 16 car in the team's stable.
That is, if there will even be a second RLLR car for the 2014 IndyCar season.
"First off, we don't have the funding in place to run the second car," Rahal told RACER.com. "We have some (funding), but it's a long way from being able to run the season in its entirely.
"For us, we've got a number of prospective sponsors that have shown interest, and until they commit, we're in a wait-and-see mode. We also have some drivers that are interested, and I continue to talk with drivers who reach out every week to see what it would take to run with us next to Graham."
Who will potentially drive the second RLLR car — if indeed there is one — remains to be seen. Names that have been bantered around in various media reports include Oriol Servia, Conor Daly, JR Hildebrand and Alex Tagliani.
- midtec2005 - Feb 12, 2014 at 8:34 AM
Any of those drivers in the last paragraph would be cool, especially Conor Daly. I'm curious to see how he stacks up on road courses since he has been driving them so much. Tagliani is older and a known commodity so normally that wouldn't excite me too much, but I've met him and he's an awesome guy. So I hope things work out for him.
- indycar02 - Feb 12, 2014 at 1:26 PM
what about simona?..
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Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction is the fifth installment in the Splinter Cell series of video games.
The game introduces a number of new gameplay features to the series, one of which is the "Mark & Execute" feature, which allows the player to mark specific targets, such as enemies or objects, and shoot them when they burst through a door or window. The player can choose to prioritize these targets, so that, for example, he could distract one guard by shooting out a light in his vicinity and then take out another guard.
Another new feature is the "Last Known Position", which occurs when the player breaks the line of sight of an alerted guard. This creates a visual silhouette of where the guard thinks Sam is, allowing the player to flank his enemies. Main target subjects can use the player's abilities against them. The player can be taken hostage by the subject in co-op mode; the hostage's partner can neutralize the subject by shooting them or pulling them off his teammate.
Other new features include the ability to interrogate characters in real time and use objects in the surrounding environment against them.
Multiplayer mode in Splinter Cell: Conviction involves both split screen and system link (Xbox 360) and online cooperative mode, plus a Deniable Ops mode. Deniable Ops mode involves four multiplayer modes that pit the players against AI in game modes such as Hunter, Infiltration, Last Stand, and Face-Off. Face-Off is the game's only actual competitive multiplayer mode, as it features the ability to kill the opposing spy.
Hunter, Infiltration, and Last Stand are also singleplayer and do not always have to be played with a human partner. The game does not contain the critically acclaimed "Spies Vs Mercenaries" mode featured in the previous games of the series.
The single player mode has a great story built into it and you will truly enjoy the new features. This game was worth the money and I would recommend it to anyone as it is very easy to get into the story and learn its controls.
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The goal of this module is to explore White and Black Americans' attitudes about racial discrimination and racial inequality. Crosstabulation will be used.
Race is a social category of people labeled and treated as similar because of some common traits, such as skin color, texture of hair, and shape of eyes. Racial categories are not natural, biological categories. Different societies identify different characteristics that distinguish one race from another. Racial categories are often reflected social rankings and access to resources.
Racial attitudes refer to individuals' beliefs about race, racial inequality and discrimination.
Discrimination is the unfair or unequal treatment of an individual or group based on some characteristic.
Examples of possible research questions about racial attitudes, discrimination and racial inequality:
Data for this exercise come from the 1994 Detroit Area Study (DAS): Impact of Education on Attitudes, collected by researchers at the University of Michigan.
The 1994 DAS sought respondents' opinions on issues such as race relations, discrimination against women, racial balance in schools, interracial marriage, housing discrimination law, racial profiling, and voting for a Black presidential candidate. Respondents were questioned on the comparative differences between Blacks and Whites in types of jobs held, housing, and levels of income; why Blacks were worse off than Whites; the effects on property values of Blacks moving into White neighborhoods; and the high rate of unemployment and crime among Blacks as compared to Whites.
The survey is representative of adults ages 18 and older residing in households located in the Michigan counties of Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne.
This exercise will use the following variables:
Because this module focuses on Whites' and Blacks' attitudes, we created a new measure of race,
Attitudes about Racial Discrimination
Attitudes about racial discrimination are measured by four questions asking the respondent to say whether Blacks are more likely than, less likely than, or equally as likely as Whites to be:
We recoded all four measures to exclude respondents who said they didn't know or who refused to
answer. The new variables are called
The crosstabulation of
Now look at the results of the other three crosstabs,
Attitudes about the Causes of Racial Inequality
Attitudes about the causes of racial inequality are measured by four questions asking the respondents to agree or disagree with four possible causes of inequality: racial discrimination (F24B), lack of the ability to learn (F25), lack of education (F26), and lack of motivation or willpower(F27).
In order to simplify the analysis we recoded each variable to exclude those who said they didn't
know or who refused to answer, and we collapsed the categories from four ("strongly agree," "agree,"
"disagree," "strongly disagree") to two (1="agree" and 2="disagree"). The new variables are called
Do Blacks and Whites hold similar views about the causes of racial inequality? To find out, study
the crosstabulations of
Finally, look at respondents' answers to the question: "where Blacks are behind Whites in such
things as jobs, income, or housing, do you think this is mainly due to something about Blacks
themselves, or mainly due to the way Whites have treated Blacks in the past" (C16)? We recoded this
variable to exclude missing data and collapsed the two categories "both" and "other" into one,
"other reason." The new variable is called
Look at the crosstab of
Think about your answers to the application questions before you click through to the interpretation guide for help in answering them.
Weights (mathematical formulas) are often used to adjust the sample proportions, usually by race, sex, or age, to more closely match those of the general population. The analyses used in this guide did not use any weights, which may reduce the generalizability of the findings, but the resulting tables are accurate descriptions of the relationships found between these variables among these respondents.
What are Blacks' and Whites' views about the likelihood that Blacks will experience discrimination in the four areas addressed in the analysis? On which question(s) are their answers similar? On which question(s) are the discrepancies the greatest?
Racial inequality
Which of the four possible causes of racial inequality yield(s) agreement among White and Black respondents? Where do their views diverge?
Who do most White respondents think is to blame for the fact that Blacks are worse off than Whites? What are Black respondents' views? Are the findings consistent with respondents' attitudes about the causes of racial inequality?
Things to think about when interpreting the results:
Main findings:
The goal of this exercise was to explore Blacks' and Whites' attitudes about discrimination and the causes of racial inequality. We examine attitudes about discrimination by looking at whether respondents think that Blacks are more likely than Whites to be stopped by police without a good reason, to be refused service in a store or restaurant, to be charged with a crime, and to be sent to prison for committing a crime. We also examine the two groups' attitudes about four possible causes of racial inequality: discrimination, lack of ability, lack of education, and lack of motivation. Finally respondents' answers to the question "Why are Blacks worse off than Whites?" provide additional insight into Blacks' and Whites' attitudes about discrimination and racial inequality.
The collapsing of several variables into fewer categories allows patterns to be more easily identified without having to be concerned with small cell counts or tables that are unwieldy.
Taken together, the results show that while Whites and Blacks agree that discrimination exists and contributes to racial inequality, the two groups disagree about the extent to which this is true. Whites agree that Blacks are more likely than Whites to be pulled over without a good reason, but view both groups as equally likely to be denied service, charged with a crime, or sent to prison for a crime. Blacks disagree and see discrimination in all three of these areas as well. Similarly, while majorities in both racial groups agree that lack of ability to learn plays no part in racial inequality, the results suggest that Whites tend to blame racial inequality on Blacks themselves (lack of motivation), whereas Blacks are more likely to see Whites' treatment of Blacks (discrimination) and lack of education as contributors to racial inequality. Where Whites tend to focus on individual factors as causes of racial inequality, Blacks seem more likely to look at structural reasons.
Stereotypes and differences in experiences of discrimination may contribute to the disparities between Whites' and Blacks' attitudes about discrimination and racial inequality - a connection that should be investigated further.


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ARE your oldest genes your dearest? Geneticists thought that a creature's vital genes are its oldest, not the new ones that constantly arise via mutation - after all, it got along fine without the newbies. This theory has now been proven wrong, in fruit flies at least.
Sidi Chen at the University of Chicago and colleagues found that about a third of fruit fly genes are vital, regardless of when they appeared. Surprisingly, the young genes found to be essential don't deal with modern hazards such as pesticides, but the fly's basic biology (Science, vol 330, p 1682).
The team created flies with a type of RNA that silenced certain genes. It either turned off one of 195 genes that arose in fruit flies less than 35 million years ago, or one of 245 genes from further back. In both groups, 30 per cent of flies died, with specific defects showing that the silenced genes controlled mainly early-stage development. Even very recent genes were vital.
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The Beastie Boys latest effort, The Mix Up (Capitol) finds the New York trio returning to their punk roots with their first album of entirely new instrumental tracks. Michael Diamond (Mike D), Adam Horowitz (Adrock) and Adam Yauch (MCA) all leave the mic and head back to the drum kit, guitar and bass, respectively, for 12 short funky tracks. Add percussionist Alfredo Ortiz and keyboardist Money Mark and you've got a funk band. There is an overwhelming feeling of a '70s detective movie soundtrack running through the album, and that is a very good thing.
"B For My Name" is like a surrogate child of the Mod Squad and wide-bush skin flicks, and like a great opening scene in a movie, starts the album off on the right foot. The songs are short and sweet, with most clocking in at around three-minutes. The influence of soul-jazz musician Jimmy Smith (the source of "Root Down") is apparent through the middle of the album, as Adrock's heavy fatback jazz guitar and Money Mark's bouncy keys carry many of the songs. "Off The Grid," possibly the best song here, starts off calmly enough, but slowly morphs and crashes full speed ahead with the whole band clicking beautifully.
The Beasties revisit their punk roots on "Suco De Tangerina," with a Clash style dub intro fueled by MCA's bass. Both "Electric Worm" and "Freaky Hijiki" are great jazzy tracks, despite fizzling out with odd endings. MCA's punchy bassline starts out "The Ratcage," which gnaws and scratches through a maze of sound. Fans of the compilation The In Sounds From The Way Out! will thoroughly enjoy the new instrumental material. The album is loose, quick and fun, and perfect with a great pair of headphones, where Ortiz's tiniest percussion tweaks and Adrock's guitar wahs come through crystal clear. While the album has a different feel than In Sounds it's in the same vein. It's good to see the Beastie's keep at instrumentals, including instrumental sets on the current tour. If you're looking for some new funk then this is the album for you.
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i heard this cd about 3 weeks ago. it is very cool and funky. they are doing a US special tour with this band. the shows are called "gallas". they asking that everyone pimpsout there clothing as much as possible...tux, dress, suits... they do not want anyone dressed like a hippy. no sandles...no cargo shorts...they sound like they are going to through down a sick party with some nasty funk!
Sounds like a Nazi party. Don't wear this! Don't do that!
I've noticed that this album has gotten mixed reviews through a lot of outlets but I'll give it a try. Nothin' wrong with getting people to dress up a certain way at their shows. Just as long as people don't get chided for not wearing normal clothes though. Hasen't anybody been to a pimp and hoes ball? If you do go to a GWAR show though, it's best to wear all white though because of all the mock body fluids that they throw out over everybody.
it's just a theame thing not a Nazi thing. it's jsut like going to a halloween part and your asked to wear some sort of costume. but like GP said, as long as you don't get kicked out for not wearing thier recmended atire, i don't think it's a big deal. hope to check out the album soon though.
I enjoyed this album....it reminds me as if MMW were doing a soundtrack for a few Starsky and Hutch episodes. 4th Street Break is very funky, the percussion throughout the album is done rather tastefully. This is a fun album if you haven't checked it out yet--
sounds like party to me! friday nights, party lights, seems like a party....thank god its friday night, friday night, disco light...yea;;
Got this album yesterday, reminds me of the instrumental tracks from Ill Communication. Theres a genuine quality to this album, they're not trying to prove anything, just doing their thing. The tracks are great to chill out to, some good melodies, rhythms and bass lines, and none are overly "jammy" (yes thats a negative for me, no offense.)
If you don't understand why they want people to dress up...hit this hit this web page... http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/15/magazine/15Style-t.html?_r=2&ref=magazine&oref=slogin&oref=sloginthe mix up is good for altered states...
The album is sick, a lot of my friends have said they like the instrumental beastie's more than the rapping beasties. Absolutely love the album. Stuck in the cd player for awhile now.


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Closed since last summer for a comprehensive inventory of about half of its collections, the Culinary Arts Museum reopens Tuesday at the Harborside campus of Johnson and Wales University featuring a new teaching lab and exhibit. more
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Lynn McCamie, Baltimore County Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program Manager
Choosing a nursing home or assisting living facility for our parents can be a daunting task. The Department of Aging Long-Term Care Ombudsman office offers the following tips:
· Tour several facilities, visiting each one twice. First, schedule a formal tour; then make an unannounced visit at a different day and time. If possible, visit during evening and/or weekend hours.
· Observe the entire facility carefully, using your senses – sight, sound, touch and smell.
· Keep a notebook of your observations and contact people.
· Review the state survey reports. These are inspection reports made by the Office of Health Care Quality, the State licensing agency. Facilities are required to post or have available the most recent survey report. If you do not see the survey, ask someone to get it for you. Note any deficiencies found in the long-term care facility and what they may mean for you or your loved one.
· Use the Internet to compare facilities. Medicare's website offers a comparison for nursing homes throughout the United States at www.medicare.gov/NHCompare. To compare assisted living facilities in Maryland, visit http://mhcc.maryland.gov/consumerinfo/longtermcare/assistedliving.aspx /.
· If possible, eat a meal prepared by the facility. Notice the appearance and presentation of the food. Does the food smell good and taste satisfying? Are alternatives offered? Meals for special diets? Is a current menu posted throughout the facility? Observe the dining room. Are most of the residents eating there, rather than in their rooms? Are residents who need assistance with eating receiving that help?
· Read the activities calendar, which should be posted throughout the facility. Do the activities listed actually occur? Do the scheduled activities seem appropriate and varied? Do the residents seem to be enjoying the activities?
· Inquire whether there is a special unit or wing for dementia or Alzheimer's residents. If so, tour the unit. Notice what safety precautions and activities are in place.
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One of the important trends in health care and human services is the empowerment of the individual. Increasingly, we have opportunities to take charge of our health care, our careers and our finances, rather than allowing the "experts" to dictate our choices.
How can we bring empowerment to seniors and people with disabilities?
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Since the days of aluminum storm windows in 1947, Acadia Windows & Doors has manufactured commercial and residential windows and doors in Rosedale. Skilled workers turn large sheets of glass, saws, and presses into energy efficient vinyl products engineered for maximum durability. Acadia's products benefit from proprietary engineering, high tech equipment, and lean (and green) manufacturing processes. Today, Acadia is recognized as one of the East Coast's major manufacturers of new and replacement windows and doors.
Since 2005, Acadia has worked closely with the Arc Northern Chesapeake Region (The Arc NCR) to provide employment opportunities to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Acadia has hired nine employees from The Arc NCR with great success. "We didn't partner with The Arc NCR to be altruistic; we partnered with them because it makes sense as a business decision," said Acadia's Vice President of Manufacturing Neill Christopher. "This is a great pool of workers."
Arc NCR workers have made a difference on the manufacturing floor, performing tasks that resulted in production line improvements for the company. Arc NCR workers earn the same wages as people without disabilities doing the same job, and interact with their peers at the company in an integrated work environment.
"We had a great deal of trepidation when The Arc NCR first approached us," continued Christopher. "This is a manufacturing environment, with large sheets of glass, saws and presses, all capable of inflicting serious injury. What we learned is that everything that we did to make things safer for our team members from The Arc NCR made it safer for everyone else as well. We're an OSHA SHARP site; proud of our safety record while striving to always make our facility safer for all who work or visit here."
Acadia's success story with Arc was so impressive, the company was asked to join a panel at a National Governors Association meeting to discuss their experience in the field of disability employment.
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Cech reveals exhaustion, pain and suffering after horror clash
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech says he is still suffering from blinding headaches and an inability to concentrate.
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Can you have too many cup finals?
The bling-age footballer is so grotesquely pampered they secretly want the razmataz of the cup final every weekend, says Barney Ronay.
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Chairman tells Pearce City must do better
Manchester City chairman John Wardle has told under-fire boss Stuart Pearce that he expects the team's performances to improve.
Resignation is not an option, says positive Pardew
Alan Pardew has brushed aside speculation that he will resign and met with players one-on-one to lift them for their clash with in-form Blackburn.
Brazil unites in mockery of West Ham's afflicted Argentinians
Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano's dreadful start to life in London has provoked nothing but ear-splitting laughter in Brazil.
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Hungary off the page but no change for England
The problems afflicting a mediocre England team 50 years ago were the same as those suffered by today's underachievers, says David Lacey.
There will be no dancing in the streets - but perhaps a little jig in Barwick's office
The acceptance of the Burns review may have created many sullen faces within the FA, but Brian Barwick will be glad of the job security it offers, says Kevin McCarra.
Day of drama and brinkmanship ends with success in Burns ballot
The FA will benefit from a speedier decision-making process after the council narrowly voted to approve changes cited in the Burns Review.
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Allardyce still enjoying upsetting establishment
After engineering Bolton's best ever start to a Premiership season, Sam Allardyce says he has lost none of his desire to upset the big boys.
Wigan sign Kirkland
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Juventus have penalty reduced
Continental football: Juventus have received a boost to their promotion hopes after having their points penalty reduced by eight points.
Blades quash rumours of razor fight
Sheffield United have batted off suggestions Claude Davis threatened team-mate Ade Akinbiyi with a razor insisting the incident was minor.
Benítez has club's backing despite criticism from boardroom
Rafael Benítez believes Liverpool's poor start to the season needs to be viewed with a sense of "perspective"?
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Chopra looking up with Cardiff after feeling down
Cardiff's in form striker Michael Chopra tell Stuart James how he has no regrets about leaving Newcastle for the Championship.
Civil war breaks out at Hearts as Romanov threatens to sell all players
Stephen Pressley's claim of "unrest" is understood to have stemmed from a threat by Vladimir Romanov that players would be sold if Hearts lost.
Stories p7
Ince the manager keeps eyes open - all night
New Macclesfield boss Paul Ince tells Dominic Fifield how he didn't sleep a wink the night before taking his first training session.
Bruce knows Blues must pull win out of the Baggies to safeguard his future
Steve Bruce requires nothing less than a win against West Brom if he wants to keep the Birmingham board off his back.
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Hayden gets family backing in bid to turn disaster into triumph
Motor cycling: Bruised Nicky Hayden will have his family's support as he tries to snatch the World Championship from Valentino Rossi.
Stories p9
Blues hope the Millennium spaces are made for them
Rugby union: Despite achieving their first Heineken Cup win last week, Cardiff Blues coach David Young wants more from his side.
Bates, the architect of Reivers' recovery, battles big odds
Rugby union: Border Reivers coach Steve Bates believes his unfacied side can use their famous victory against Leinster to go on to greater achievements.
Favourites O'Sullivan and Higgins bundled out
Snooker: Ronnie O'Sullivan and John Higgins both crashed out of the grand prix.
Harrington edges closer to No1 as sick Lynn stars after hospital dash
Golf: The Volvo Masters sick list continued to grow, but Padraig Harrington emerged as the most likely to winner of the Order of Merit.
Stories p10
Henry claims England selections show a change in game-plan
Rugby union: All Blacks coach Graham Henry thinks England will play a running game when they meet at Twickenham.
French education gets Freshwater really flowing
Perpignan prop Perry Freshwater is poised to hit the big time against Wasps and New zealand , writes Robert Kitson.
Stories p11
Murray overcomes throat infection
Tennis: Andy Murray has recovered from the throat infection which had threatened to end his season prematurely.
Lebanon come to London on road to World Cup
Rugby league: Lebanon will play their World Cup qualifier against Russia at Haringey's New River Stadium.
Senior targets landmark cap in spite of junior rival's claims
Rugby league: Leeds centre Keith Senior hopes to hold off competition for his place to win 30 Great Britain caps.
Barden on chess
The Guardian's Leonard Barden on the fine performance of Gawain Jones at the European Club Cup in Fuegen.
Stories p12
Test bonanza buys England only one-day woes
The New Zealand coach John Bracewell tells Mike Averis why England struggle for form in the short game.
Flintoff may shake an arm to test the state of his ankle
Champions Trophy: Andrew Flintoff could bowl competitively against the West Indies for the first time since injuring his ankle.
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Neptune to sink Charlie Hall rivals
Horse racing: The much improved Neptune Collenges is a good bet to jump his way to success at Wetherby.
Imperial has festival aim
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The geezer-suffragette stands up to be counted
Every geezer should have the right to stand at Upton Park, but chaining myself to the gates like a male Emily Pankhurst is a bit steep, says Russell Brand.


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Spook ~ June 22nd, 2015
Photographer Anthony Tosello brings the, as Zoolander would say, "ridiculously good looking", Troy to life in his latest winter menswear shoot for SPOOK.
Spook ~ June 15th, 2015
In the latest instalment of our SHOOT series, photographer Madeleine Roux takes us to the country on a sun soaked afternoon, with the moody natural lighting setting the tone perfectly.
Spook ~ February 3rd, 2015
Stylist Melissa Nixon's designs feature in this new shoot from Mel herself – and photographer Elizabeth Kinnaird feat. Bianca Guest.
Spook ~ January 26th, 2015
This week we feature a stellar shoot from seasoned photographer Elizabeth Kinnaird and SPOOK fave stylist Melissa Nixon, feat. model Narcisa Music...
Spook ~ January 12th, 2015
Like the strain's of Neil Young's song, New York stylist Leonid Gurevich's shoot traces the strains of another time and place – when beads and tambourines reigned supreme.
Spook ~ January 6th, 2015
What is beauty, anyway? Sydney based photographer Hugo Rourke's mesmerising series of nudes challenge cringeworthy traditional notions of nudity behind the lens...
Spook ~ January 5th, 2015
Our latest Week In Submission is a little different from usual, coming in the form of RMIT fashion graduate Doan Nguyen's beautiful – and industrial – collection.
Spook ~ January 1st, 2015
Inspired by the Japanese pottery technique 'Kintsukuroi' – where broken pieces of pottery are stuck back together with gold – our fave sister duo's shoot is ignited with the idea of hidden beauty.
Spook ~ December 22nd, 2014
Sydney-based photographer Natasha Foster is back for a second round of Week In Submission, with her suburban shoot feat. the lovely Sophie. That garden's not bad, too...
Spook ~ December 12th, 2014
Kristina Yenko and her talented team headed to the beach for a mens-womenswear shoot showing us all that boys will be girls...
Spook ~ December 3rd, 2014
Here we've got a pretty special Week In Submission from Melbourne photographer Patricia Casten who trekked to Mt Donna Buang with Duckie, Rowena and her team to capture two beautiful collections from RMIT graduates Milly Castles and Emma Blackmore...
Spook ~ November 28th, 2014
Fave SPOOK lenser Kristina Yenko here does the big reveal on her latest shoot, and it's got us keen to go frolicking in a field in our undies. Just sayin'
Spook ~ November 25th, 2014
She's all eyes: in the second last instalment of Stephanie Lou's Montreal backstreets series we meet Elissa...
Spook ~ November 21st, 2014
Chinatown's fabulous, greasy fantasy formed inspiration for Jack Grayson's killer London shoot, premiering here.
Tempe Nakiska ~ November 18th, 2014
For Aussie lenser Stephanie Lou's next instalment of her Montreal girls series, here's local model/actress/arts student, Rose, bringing back the pastel.
Spook ~ November 11th, 2014
Yunlina is a Japanese model hailing from Tokyo, who now lives in Montreal – as does young Aussie lenser Stephanie Lou. The duo hung out in Mile-Ex for an arvo and this shoot, the second part in Lou's rad girls series, is the result.


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Facility Request ProcessAll requests to use athletic department facilities must be submitted thru the Bronco web site request process.
- Complete the request form and submit
- Your request will be reviewed at the Event Planning Meeting (due to the holiday season, the next meeting will be held Jan. 7, 2014)
- Notification of status of your request should be sent to you no later than 7 days after your request is submitted.
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