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Discussing creationism versus evolution
It has been 83 years -- as of Monday -- since John T. Scopes was found guilty of teaching evolution in Dayton, Tenn.
Even today, some presidential candidates espouse creationism and say they do not believe in evolution. And in June, Louisiana enacted a law allowing intelligent design to be taught alongside evolution in public schools.
Why does this controversy persist in the United States, alone among modern nations?
Dr. Barbara Forrest, a Southeastern Louisiana University philosophy professor and expert on creationism's use as a wedge issue, will discuss the issue at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library at an event coordinated by the Memphis Freethought Alliance.
"First of all, Americans are not very scientifically literate," she said by phone from her office in Hammond, La.
That assertion is supported by Dr. Mary Beth Mader, a University of Memphis assistant philosophy professor.
"Since I do teach a short section on the design argument ... in my introductory philosophy course, I have a sense of how much knowledge of evolutionary biology high school graduates have," Mader wrote via e-mail. "The answer is very little and frequently none at all."
Forrest said this ignorance mixes with religious conservatism in many parts of America to form fertile soil for those who espouse creationism/intelligent design.
Creationism holds that all things were created, substantially as they now exist, by an omnipotent being, and not gradually evolved or developed.
Intelligent design is a view that certain features of the universe and of living things are best explained by an intelligent cause, not an undirected process such as natural selection.
In contrast, evolution holds that new species developed from existing life through processes such as mutation, natural selection and genetic drift.
As for why some politicians often favor intelligent design, Forrest said, "I think that's an attempt to capture the religious right voting base."
It's not just the South. Forrest will speak of her role in the Dover, Pa., trial in which intelligent design was judged unconstitutional as a subject for public school science classes.
She was able to show that intelligent design is simply creationism under another guise, which "makes it a religious idea, which is crucial in declaring any policy that promotes it unconstitutional," Forrest said.
Dr. Richard Buchholz, a University of Mississippi associate biology professor, said the Biblical/evolutionary conflict must be resolved within each individual.
"In the case of the public school student, I suspect that some parents are finding it difficult to explain that their family's belief system is inconsistent with the scientific evidence that they're learning about in class," he said. "So they unfairly want the teachers to do it instead."
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Effects of boron pollution in the lower buyuk menderes basin (Turkey) on agricultural areas and crops
Article first published online: 13 JUL 2010
DOI: 10.1002/ep.10485
Copyright © 2010 American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy
Volume 30, Issue 3, pages 347–357, October 2011
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Koç, C. (2011), Effects of boron pollution in the lower buyuk menderes basin (Turkey) on agricultural areas and crops. Environ. Prog. Sustainable Energy, 30: 347–357. doi: 10.1002/ep.10485
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- Article first published online: 13 JUL 2010
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- Buyuk Menderes river;
- Turkey;
- boron;
- pollution;
- irrigation;
- agriculture
The aim of this study is to study the effects of Boron (B) pollution in Buyuk Menderes river on planted crops and agricultural areas constructed in the irrigation schemes by the State Hydraulic Works (DSI) of the Lower Buyuk Menderes basin, Turkey. The studied irrigation schemes in the basin are Saraykoy, Pamukkale, Nazilli, Aydin, Sultanhisar, Koçarli, and Soke. Mean B concentrations of river water used in the irrigation schemes ranged from 0.10 to 0.43 mgB L−1 for the period of 2008 to 2009. A total of 100,556 ha of the agricultural area and the basin groundwater resources are under the influence of B pollution from the Buyuk Menderes river. The amount of B accumulating in soils and seepage in the groundwater due to the used irrigation water was 18,495,350 and 9153 kgB yr−1, respectively. B accumulating in the irrigated area ranged from 670 to 4521 gB ha−1 yr−1. In total, 19,410,650 kg yr−1 of B have negatively affected the agricultural areas, groundwater resources, and environmental conditions. Nazilli and Sultanhisar irrigation areas are under the threat of wastewater discharges originating from the Kizildere geothermal power plant and Tekke thermal spring. Particularly, fruit crops such as citrus, peach, plum, fig, olive, and wheat, strawberry, sunflower are to be negatively affected by the present B concentrations in the irrigation water. © 2010 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 2011


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Day Tripping in the Kootenay's - Kaslo to Gerrard
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Continuing on my theme of short and sweet rides around where I live, this week I'll post some pictures of this weekend's ride from Kaslo north on Highway 31, to Gerrard. This is some of my favourite country, it feels pretty wild, and there is lots to see. There is plenty of wildlife, so keep your eyes peeled.
I left my place around 8:00am, it was pretty cold out, and immediately wished I had brought some more layers of clothing to wear under my riding gear. I kept thinking, turn around, you're only a few minutes out....but I didn't...I was too excited to get going, the sun was just up, everything was cold and fresh... turning around just didn't fit in with my plans.
The first thing I saw was this car that had pulled onto the shoulder of the road, no one it, pretty wrecked. The dead deer was on the opposite shoulder in the distance. (the little lump directly above the driver's side mirror, I thought I'd spare you the graphic photo) Man, I wouldn't want to hit one on a bike.
As I mentioned before, Kaslo is a really great little town ... very picturesque, hit it on a sunny day, and you will never forget it.
There are two gas stations, the Esso at the south end of town has premium gas, the station in town doesn't.
Every year on the May long weekend, the Kaslo Logger Sports is held in the park down by the lake. I see they just put up new climbing poles, as well as new axe throwing targets.
Exactly where am I supposed to practice then??
The loggers race, two at a time, to see who can climb to the top of these poles, using a rope choker looped around the pole in front of them, and a steel spur strapped to each boot. It's one of the many events that as a spectator, you think, "There is NO WAY I could do that!" Even on a good day. Even not drunk.
This is the baseball diamond just behind where the logger's sports are held. There is also a great little camp ground and even a skateboard park. So bring your skateboard.
The town is full of turn of the century buildings...most of the old ones were built during the silver rush of the late 1800's
Who needs a fat house? Skinny houses are easier to clean.
I have my BMW panniers on for this ride... theoretically they could be stuffed with warm clothing.
This is known as the 'Kane House' ... it's a really great old 1890's mansion. I went to an amazing auction there once... selling off all the original contents of the house from the turn of the century. My lovely wife made me buy a beat up old cupboard, it was a pie-safe I think. A screened in cupboard to keep your baking safe from birds/bugs/animals. I won the bidding in front of a large crowd of mainly locals. There was an audible gasp at the final hammer, as the auctioneer repeated how much I had just paid for what amounted to some rusted screen and old boards.
It was quiet on main street. This dog seemed shy...and didn't want to look directly at the camera.
I got talking to somebody and had asked if the snow would be all gone on the road to the Mt. Buchanan lookout, which offers a stunning view of Kaslo and the lake. They didn't think so, but suggested the Wardner Street trail...as an alternative.
Excellent! Even if I couldn't ride up to the top , I could still do a short hike and get my bird's eye view of town.
.8 km ...that's not far. So I kept my riding gear on, ditched the helmet and gloves, grabbed the camera and started up the trail. Now, .8 km isn't far if you are in say, Saskatchewan. This being BC, it was like taking the stairs to the top of the Empire State Building. I was sweating like a pig when I finally staggered up to the viewpoint. I'm glad I didn't run into anyone else. Hiking in riding gear isn't funny!
Nice little house with big yard and great view...nasty thistles though!
Right, enough of town...let's hit the road.
Today being April 25th, I was so glad I opted not to bring my warm clothing and instead left room in the panniers for my tire chains.
By the way, I just switched to a SmugMug account rather than Flickr...I figure its a good idea to support this site. (and it works really well so far)
This whole area has loads of old miners cabins and homesteads...there are some really cool old mine shafts up the lake...I'll take some pics...
Lost Ledge is a beautiful little campground...
Wouldn't it be great to pitch a tent here? This is looking North up Kootenay Lake....the weather is still kind of cold and cloudy...
Almost at the top end of the lake is a little town called Lardeau. Davis Creek is where the town gets its water, and is also the site of another really great camping spot. If you stop right at the bridge where Davis Creek runs under the road, there is an amazing trail that goes up the mountain above the Lardeau. If I remember right, its maybe 1/2 an hour to 45 minutes of pretty sweaty hiking...but the payoff is an insane view of the whole valley. There are also mountain goats up there...the big shaggy white ones with little black horns. and cougars. And bears.
If you follow the creek for about 100 feet up behind the little pump shack, you can see a really cool old mine shaft.
Hmmmm. I wonder if they were looking for this sparkly rock? If I smashed this bit of rock out of here, could I afford a new Shoei Hornet??
I wonder what this greenish rock is? Copper?
I'm not a big fan of caves. This is as far as I'm going. What if it's a BAT cave? or a BEAR cave. Or a cave full of toxic gas?? They should post exactly what kind of cave this is at the entrance.
...watch this space! More pics and riding coming tomorrow...
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good stuff.
I'm planning on attending the BC Big Trailee 5 in June, where hopefully some of the local riders will share/show us the great spots around there.
You are in the heart of dualsport riding right there. Keep the pics coming.
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Years ago I spent a summer building a cabin in Lardeau, which I sold as soon as it was done. I thought I'd stop in and see it. It's always a bit weird visiting your past.
The rock bluffs in the background of this picture are where you can see Mountain Goats. Its fun to sit on the beach with binoculars and follow them as they skip along the cliff face.
I like this 'address' sign....hopefully the owners won't mind me having a quick look.
Here's a not-so-great- picture of the cabin when I had just finished it. I built it out of 2x6 that I had salvaged from an old distillery. The siding was milled from a cedar tree that stood where the cabin is now, the cedar shingles are from Remco Cedar Mill just up the road, the windows were from the dump at meadow Creek.... I lived in a 16' diameter teepee for the summer .... as I was slightly crazy then.
I had cleared all the brush in front of the place, so it had a fantastic view of the lake, and the mountains, and even Macbeth Glacier...I guess the current owners are more into privacy....
Here is the bathroom complete with granite topped vanity, steam shower, tiled/heated floor, heated towel rack, bidet etc. ...
This is a really small one room cabin that is in the trees next to my old place...if you stayed there, I bet you would feel compelled to listen to 'Green Day' on your ipod.
Down at the beach ... looking towards Argenta.
..an interesting piece of driftwood...it reminds me of once when I helped my Dad salvage wood from a grain elevator in Alberta...the years of grain rushing across the wood had worn away the softer sections, and it looked just like this.
heading back to the road and north....this cedar fence caught my eye, looks like it had just been built...I have always liked split rail fences.
Just a few kilometers up the road the lake ends ...
a quick mountain goat check....
I'll put one derelict vehicle in here, just to meet my minimum Ride Report Rusting Junker quota.
Cooper Creek (Lardeau Valley Service) is the last gas stop for a while ...
Meadow Creek is in a really beautiful wide valley, with some great farms on the flats as you head north.
Great farmhouse! It looks Dutch.
Looking across the farmland to some pretty wild country...still winter up there.
Drifters is the only place to eat around here...it's sort of 'early 1980's skidder operator' vibe restaurant. I'm glad its there, it saved me from having to eat something of my own making, many times.
The place was packed.
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Splendid photo's "Your' cabin is looking a hundred years old already! Looks great nestled in the trees! The old Buffalo Brewery here in Calgary (where you bought the "hoppsy smelling wood) still has a huge pile of rough cut lumber in large dimensions, which Im trying to aquire.
Do you have a map of your completed trip on the first posting, I forget? Also, when I do finally get down there on my DR, maybe we can do the ranch country tour. My Dad wants to know what the Brookmere range looks like now. A couple more weeks of welding and Im free to do a four day trip. Keep posting cuz.
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Entering mine shafts (NOT)
Good choice to not go very far into that mine shaft. You never know what kind of atmosphere is in there. And if it turns out there isn't enough oxygen, well you'll never know....
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I'll post a map of this little jaunt later...
Also, I'll P.M. you re: Ranch Dual Sport Fun!
Blacktop ends, gravel begins...always a welcome sign! This is the old Marblehead Station, which was a railway stop at the turn of the century. There is an old marble quarry just down the road, which is where the marble that went into building the courthouse and city hall in Nelson came from. I think they used to barge it down the lake from the quarry.
Too bad the train no longer runs here....although I'd have my doubts about taking this car anywhere either...
The old Quarry
Into the wild.....
The Lardeau River is a wild, braided channel, with a glacial green tinge to the water.
I noticed an amazing amount of beaver activity...dams, lodges and chewed down trees. This is a beaver lodge where they wait out the winter in comfort, and still have access to the water from a submerged entrance, underneath the ice and snow.
I saw mule deer, whitetail deer, elk, two kinds of grouse, osprey, eagles, and a huge brown bear on this trip...unfortunately by the time you hit the brakes, dig out the camera and take off the gloves.....you are left staring at tracks on the dirt road.
Nice wooden bridge ... skookum, as they say around here.
Lost or brave? Actually, as you can see, the road is great....
Saw this old nag dozing in the sun...the weird stuff on his mane and tail are burrs! The owners should give him a short haircut...that looks uncomfortable.
There are a few hardy souls living along this stretch...
These dogs came bounding out while I was taking the last picture....they looked like Great Pyrenees crossed with something else..
Look at the size of this old stump..... you can see the notches where the old axemen would insert a springboard to stand on, so they could get above the broad flaring base of the tree before they started sawing. By hand. With big long whippy saws.
One of the many creeks that feed into the Lardeau River
The trees almost touched each other over this section of the road...it felt like riding through a friendly green tunnel...
Some great old cabins along here ...
The sign in the window says 'NOT FOR SALE' . So stop asking. Sheesh.
more to come ....stay tuned! ...
I'd love to hear some comments...have you taken a ride up this way? Planning a trip to this neck of the woods? Lived in a beaverlodge before?
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Very cool! My plans have changed and I may not make the Kootenays on my ride now, but having seen your threads I will make them a must for the future. Thanks!
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Canonical territory
A canonical territory is a geographical area seen as belonging to a particular patriarchate or autocephalous Church as its own. The concept is found both in the Eastern Orthodox Church and in the Roman Catholic Church, and is mentioned extensively in the Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches.[1]
- 1 Historical background
- 2 Present situation
- 3 References
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Historical background[edit]
Canons of the Apostles[edit]
Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev asserts that
[t]he model of church organization that was formed during the first three centuries of Christianity was based on the principle of "one city-one bishop-one Church", which foresaw the assignment of a certain ecclesiastical territory to one concrete bishop." In accordance with this principle, the "Canons of the Apostles" and other canonical decrees of the ancient Church point to the inadmissibility of violating the boundaries of ecclesiastical territories by bishops or clergy.[2]
The Canons [2] prescribe that:
- the bishop should not leave his diocese and go over to another without authorization (can. 14);
- the bishop may not ordain outside the boundaries of his diocese (can. 35);
- when transferring to another city, excommunicated clergymen or laymen cannot be accepted into communion by another bishop (can. 12);
- clergymen who go over to another diocese without the consent of their bishop are deprived of the right to serve (can. 15);
- prohibition of serving or excommunication of a clergyman imposed by one bishop cannot by removed by another bishop (can. 16, 32).
According to Alfeyev, "In defining the boundaries of ecclesiastical territories, the Fathers of the ancient undivided Church took into account civil territorial divisions established by secular authorities." However Alfeyev points out that, "[a]lthough the principle of having ecclesiastical territories correspond to civil ones was accepted as a guiding principle in the ancient Church, it was never absolutized or viewed as having no alternatives." Alfeyev cites the conflict between St. Basil the Great and Bishop Anthimos of Tiana as an example.[2]
Council of Ephesus[edit]
The Churches that accepted the teaching of the 431 Council of Ephesus (which condemned the views of Nestorius) classified as heretics those who rejected the Council's teaching. Those who accepted it lived mostly in the Roman Empire and classified themselves as orthodox; they considered the others, who lived mainly under Persian rule, as Nestorian heretics. These had a period of great expansion in Asia. Monuments of their presence still exist in China. Now they are relatively few in numbers and are divided into three Churches, of which the Chaldaean Church, which is in communion with Rome, is the most numerous, while the others have recently split between the Assyrian Church of the East and the Ancient Church of the East.
Council of Chalcedon[edit]
In the middle of the 5th century, a number of Eastern Churches rejected the Council of Chalcedon of 451 thus creating a schism which led to the rise of "parallel hierarchies". Those who accepted the 451 Council of Chalcedon similarly classified those who rejected it as Monophysite heretics. The Churches that refused to accept the Council considered instead that it was they who were orthodox. The six present-day Churches that continue their tradition reject the description Monophysite, preferring instead Miaphysite. They are often called, in English, Oriental Orthodox Churches, to distinguish them from the Eastern Orthodox Churches. These churches are also referred to as pre-Chalcedonian or, now more rarely, as non-Chalcedonian or anti-Chalcedonian.
East-West Schism[edit]
The East–West Schism came about in a context of cultural differences between the Greek-speaking East and the Latin-speaking West and of rivalry between the Churches in Rome, which claimed a primacy not merely of honour but also of authority, and in Constantinople, which claimed parity with that in Rome.[3] The rivalry and lack of comprehension gave rise to controversies, some of which appear already in the acts of the Quinisext Council of 692. At the Council of Florence (1431–1445), these controversies about Western theological elaborations and usages were identified as, chiefly, the insertion of "Filioque" in the Nicene Creed, the use of unleavened bread for the Eucharist, purgatory, and the authority of the Pope.[4] The schism is conventionally dated to 1054, when the Patriarch of Constantinople and the Papal Legate Humbert of Mourmoutiers issued mutual excommunications that have since been revoked. In spite of that event, both Churches continued for many years to maintain friendly relations and seemed to be unaware of any formal or final rupture.[5] However, estrangement continued to grow.
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The sack of Constantinople in 1204 by the participants in the Fourth Crusade was seen by the Eastern Orthodox as the West's ultimate outrage. By then, each side considered that the other no longer belonged to the Church that was orthodox and catholic.
Over the course of centuries, the Catholic Church worked to expand into the Orthodox East and to bring the Orthodox under the authority of the Bishop of Rome. The Catholic Church effected a number of unions such as Lyons (1274), Florence (1439), Brest (1596), Uzhgorod (1646), Mukachevo (1733), as well as the unions in the Orthodox Near East: the Armenian, Coptic, Syro-Jacobite, Syro-Chaldean etc.
The Eastern Catholic Churches are autonomous, self-governing (in Latin, sui iuris) particular Churches in full communion with the Bishop of Rome—the pope. They preserve some of the centuries-old liturgical, devotional, and theological traditions of the various Eastern Christian Churches with which they were once associated.
Present situation[edit]
The issue of canonical territory has proven to be a significant point of dispute for the Moscow Patriarchate, which opposes on the one hand the Constantinople Patriarch's influence in Ukraine, and on the other the perceived Roman Catholic influence within Russia itself.[6]
Eastern Catholic Churches[edit]
In the Eastern Catholic Churches that have the rank of patriarchate, the patriarchal synod elects bishops for the patriarchate's canonical territory, while bishops who head eparchies situated outside that territory are appointed by the Pope.[7] Canonical territories of some Eastern Catholic Churches, as in the case of the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church and the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church, may overlap geographically, but are distinct with regard to the faithful involved.
Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church[edit]
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Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church[edit]
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In diaspora countries such as France and the United States, problems with canonical territory have often given rise to the problem of phyletism, which is defined as the principle of nationalities applied in the ecclesiastical domain and the confusion between Church and nation.
- ^ Examples of canons of this code that speak of the canonical territory of an autonomous Church are 57, 78, 86, 102, 132, 133, 138-140, 143, 146-150, ...
- ^ a b c "One City, One Bishop, One Church". The Principle of Canonical Territory and the Appearance of "Parallel Hierarchies".
- ^ Theodore Balsamon on the Powers of the Patriarch of Constantinople
- ^ "In the third sitting of the Council, Julian, after mutual congratulations, showed that the principal points of dispute between the Greeks and Latins were in the doctrine (a) on the procession of the Holy Ghost, (b) on azymes in the Eucharist, (c) on purgatory, and (d) on the Papal supremacy" The Orthodox Response to the Latin Doctrine of Purgatory from the 1400s.
- ^ Milton V. Anastos, Constantinople and Rome
- ^ "Canonical Territory in the Russian Orthodox Tradition".
- ^ Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, canon 181
- "One City, One Bishop, One Church". The Principle of Canonical Territory and the Appearance of "Parallel Hierarchies".
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She has a few more scenes to complete in July but otherwise she's done. It's too bad to see Remy call it quits but at least she's doing it her way. I would like to wish Remy all the best in whatever she chooses to pursue. I would also like to remind Remy that a comeback is more than welcome any time.


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They came from a home where they were outside, neglected hutch bunnies and did not get the care they needed. We rescued them and have given Rosemary the medical attention she needed (arthritis and ear infection).
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Deerhoof played a typically destructive set at the Troubadour in West Hollywood last night, starting off with tracks from their excellent new album, La Isla Bonita. Satomi Matsuzaki irrepressibly chanted to the cute "Paradise Girls" ("Girls…who play the bass guitar!") and skronky "Last Fad" ("Baseball is cancelled!") while John Dieterich and Ed Rodriguez braided sneaky guitar lines around her. "Exit Only" sounded a lot fiercer live, while drummer/madman Greg Saunier traded instruments with Matsuzaki for La Isla Bonita's pulsating, chaotic closer, "Oh Bummer." A well-selected sprinkling of older material meshed well with the newer stuff, from the crashing "Dummy Discards a Heart" (from Apple O') to the thumping "Twin Killers" (from The Runners Four) and riff-stuffed "Fresh Born" (from Offend Maggie). Saunier's drumming remains a barely contained tornado to which the rest of the band somehow hangs on; the band stays tight even when he flies off the rails, making everything exciting, unpredictable and yet always masterful. Matsuzaki let loose for insane closer "Come See the Duck" (from the Green Cosmos EP), goading the audience into an off-beat call-and-response of "Come! Come! Come see the duck!" and teasing us when we got it wrong. Who can guess how 12 albums and 20 years in, Deerhoof are as energetic and thrilling to experience as ever. If you're in S.F., they're at the American Music Hall tonight with Crystal Skulls and Go Dark. Don't miss it.
A Sunny Day in Glasgow's Jen Goma wanted "Double Dutch" to be a single from the band's extraordinary new album, Sea When Absent.
"I wanted it to be a single but, everyone said we couldn't have a one minute single," she says in a press release. "So now we have a single, one minute video instead."
The video for "Double Dutch," as you might guess, features some fancy footwork as Keds kick up dust and things go in and out of focus. It feels like a dream you have after waking up and trying to fall back asleep. The clip was directed by Goma and bandmate Luisa Conlon, who also made the documentary series "The Working Life," says Pitchfork.
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Interpol's new video for "Twice as Hard" has the feel of the training scenes in Rocky, as various boxers train and get into shape while Paul Banks sings "I give it right back to you … twice as hard." It takes what we assume is a metaphor for the vocal sparring that happens in relationships and puts a more literal face on it
Banks himself directed the video. The song comes from the band's excellent new release, El Pintor. Check it out below:
The War on Drugs have released a video for their song "Under the Pressure" that somehow visually conveys exactly what it feels like to listen to the band's music. You can't help but picture being driven through soft-focus sleepy Middle American towns and suburbs passing by as the band's dream-pop version of AM radio jams filter through the speaker and you drift in and out of consciousness. I also love the shots of the band quietly playing in a room, as if capturing the moment when a song comes through from some unknown place and lands on your guitar.
"Under the Pressure" comes from Lost in the Dream, which has already been called one of the best albums of the year by a lot of people.
Orchestra Da Camera from Quiet ensemble on Vimeo.As witnessed by the positive reaction to the YouTube cat videos and the recent Oakland Internet Cat Video Festival clearly felines (as well as canines) have been hogging the popularity polls when it comes to viewer hits of online videos of creatures. But that stronghold by kitties may soon witness some competition if mice videos, like the one above uploaded a couple of months ago by the Rome, Italy based Quiet Ensemble, start to gain in popularity. That video above is the intricate Orchestra Da Camera musical installation that shows the "forty elements of the chamber" - mice running on their wheels with each wheel connected to a carillon. When the wheel turns (activated by each mouse) it in turn triggers the carillon to begin playing its corresponding musical note. As the Vimeo video description for the video notes, "The great number of carillons and the random actions of the living creatures makes unrecognizable the melodies (lullabies by Brahms, Schubertand Mozart) creating an unexpected musical carpet determined by the mice."


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A few weeks back, Tim Schaffer announced that Double Fine would be focusing on four smaller projects rather than dedicate all their resources to one huge and expensive Triple-A title. The first of those games has been announced today, via a story over at 1Up.com. Ladies and Gentlemen, feast your eyes upon Costume Quest:
According to the preview (which gives a more in-depth coverage of the title), the game has a similar design to SNES era RPGs, with an isometric world map ala Earthbound broken up by in-game cut-scenes and awesome battle screens. The game is set during Halloween, and your protagonist is attempting to save your younger sister from monsters who mistook her candy cane inspired costume for the real thing. The costumes that your party wears at any time affects their ability in battle, similar to "jobs" in some Final Fantasy games.
And the best part? It scheduled to come out THIS fall on X-Box Live Arcade and the Playstation Network, published through an argeement with THQ. Holy tamale, that is soon!


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The current struggle between ministers and the rural lobby over the future of planning in England is a real 'culture war'.
It is a stand-off between protectors of the countryside and a Government which believes existing plans stifle economic growth and, in particular, house-building.
It is a struggle for a key element of Englishness in a nation where the beauty of the countryside provides one of the few clear agreed embodiments of what England is.
We have a very odd housing market in Britain, particularly in southern England. As the charts on this page show, there is a continuing housing shortage and the recession has reduced construction.
Prices are high in relation to incomes, while borrowing has become more difficult. People see their house or flat as a predictable way of building up capital.
Housing in this country is not only providing homes, but also acting as a savings mechanism, and, indeed, a sign of an individual's social standing.
Developers hold on to 'land banks', on which houses or flats could be built. Some 300,000 homes are empty.
There is also much so-called brownfield land, often ex-industrial sites in towns and cities where the economy has radically changed.
Each of these sources should, rationally, be used before green land is despoiled. But there are problems. For example, as the preparations for the Olympic Games in east London have shown, the cost of recovering ex-industrial land can be astronomical. Requiring all owners of empty homes sell or rent them sounds rather authoritarian for Britain.
Even more problematically, there are far more people who want to move from cities to the countryside than the other way round. Factors such as outstanding beauty, good schools, the lack of pollution and low crime levels make rural areas very attractive.
The past success of the lobby to protect the countryside has had the effect of making it even more desirable. Cities are often seen as dangerous and cramped places to live.
So here is the rub. Britain's population is rising fast. Millions more homes will be needed. If they are not to be built on green land, the Government will have to make cities and towns far more attractive.
Cities must have the best schools and leisure facilities, they need far better transport systems and cleaner air. At a time of public spending cuts, this would require shifting substantial resources from rural areas to urban ones.
If the lobby to protect the countryside means business, it should argue for a major movement of public resources to the cities. That would be the price of preserving the countryside.
* Professor Tony Travers is director of the LSE London research centre at the London School of Economics


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Cardinals trio making the most out of their Pro Bowl appearance
The Arizona Cardinals didn't exactly have a noteworthy 2012 campaign, but even a 5-11 record couldn't stop three of their star players (Larry Fitzgerald, Daryl Washington and Patrick Peterson) from making a trip to Honolulu for the 2013 Pro Bowl.
While injuries and Super Bowl obligations are largely to credit for Fitzgerald and Washington's appearance in the annual All-Star game, the trio is making the most out of their "working" vacation (see photo right with Peterson's father Patrick Sr.).
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Secretary of State John Kerry, who was on every network political show over the weekend justifying Israel's actions in Gaza, was caught on a hot mic giving a very different assessment. Kerry said "It's a hell of a pinpoint operation," while talking to an aid on the phone, mocking the accuracy of Israel's weapons strikes which Israel claims are limited and precise.
Though there is a raging debate over the morality of Israel's actions, there is no honest debate over whether Israel is killing a lot of civilians. The UN has already published a report estimating 80% of those Palestinians that have died are civilians with numbers breaking 500 total dead. There is, indeed, nothing "pinpoint" about this operation.
The hot mic moment occurred while Kerry was prepping for his appearance on Fox News Sunday in studio. Chris Wallace, the show's anchor, played the clip for Kerry on the show and Kerry responded by defending Israel's actions and saying he reacted the way anyone would to the deaths of "young children and civilians." The state department later issued a statement concerning the interview and use of Kerry's comments.
Given the range of important global events we are not going to spend time litigating whether taping and playing Secretary Kerry's private conversation was consistent with acceptable protocol. Regardless, his private comments were consistent with his publicly stated view on all five shows: Israel has the right to defend itself including against recent tunnel attacks, but he has encouraged them to not only take steps to prevent civilian casualties, but to take steps to de-escalate and we're working together to achieve a ceasefire.
But is the State Department and Obama Administration really working towards a ceasefire? All indications are the US has made zero threats on pulling diplomatic cover at the UN or the billions of US tax dollars that Israel uses for its defense. When you are not using the only leverage you have, you aren't really trying.
Instead of using that leverage, US officials like Kerry make pro-Israel statements while correspondingly claiming they will act as a neutral party to resolve the dispute. Is anyone still buying this pinpoint communications policy?


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In 2007 CSC added Saint Joseph's University to their list of clients, St. Joseph's plays their Men & Women's basketball games at the legendary Alumni Memorial Field House which has hosted 116 sell outs over the last 13 seasons. Under the direction of head coach Phil Martelli SJU Men's basketball team is consistently on top of the Atlantic 10 division year after year.
CSC Philadelphia also provides services for Global Spectrum / PPL Park and the Philadelphia Union located in Chester, PA. In 2012, PPL Park hosted the 2012 All-Star Game, several International Soccer games, as well as many other special events. Additionally, CSC Philadelphia provides crowd management services for the University of Pennsylvania for their football games at the legendary Franklin Field, as well as the basketball games at the historical Palestra. We also manage one of the world's largest track & field events at Penn every April when the university hosts the Penn Relays.
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30 Seconds to Mars to play show on Wednesday night
KINGSVILLE - Shannon Leto has never heard of a javelina.
"So they're, like, little vicious things?" he asked. "I hope I get to meet one."
The 30 Seconds to Mars drummer should get to meet thousands, more or less, when the band rocks out Wednesday night at Texas A&M University-Kingsville as part of the mtvU Campus Invasion Music Festival.
The free concert is expected to draw at least 2,000 people to the rural campus, based on the 1,500 free tickets given away to students and 300 reserved seats sold so far, said A&M-Kingsville spokeswoman Julie Navejar. Because general admission is now open to anyone with or without a ticket, the crowd should be even larger.
The band received the 2010 MTV Video Music Award for best rock video on Sept. 12 for the song "Kings and Queens," so getting the Kingsville stop on the mtvU tour was a major coup for a university revamping itself as place where students want to live rather than just visit on the weekdays.
"We're hoping students have a sense that this little campus tucked away into a rural community is capable of big things," said Terisa Remelius, vice president for student affairs.
New dorm building dedications are becoming a yearly routine, and even with the newly opened, modern, apartment-style dwellings, enrollment has grown so quickly that some have no choice but to live in hotels, shuttling back and forth to campus.
The Kingsville date is the only show 30 Seconds to Mars has planned in Texas following its Video Music Award. The band plays in Oklahoma City on Thursday before touring the Midwest.
Wednesday's concert gives Texas fans a chance to join in the unique relationship 30 Seconds to Mars has with its followers. The band frequently invites fans onstage to form what it calls the "Church of Mars." Dozens of fans in costumes rode bicycles with band members as they entered the Video Music Awards. Hundreds participated in chants and songs for album recording sessions. Two thousand fans had their faces plastered on copies of the most recent album, "This is War," and more fan photos cover Leto's drums.
"We've always been interested in the people that are listening to us, and it's always been a shared experience ever since the beginning," Leto said. "From the first show where we played to three people at the beginning, we would go out and talk to those three people, and it grew from there."
Leto, who founded the band in 1998 with his brother, Jared Leto, said that at age 40, he derives energy from the crowd, trying to eat healthy and drinking tons of coconut water. He also tries to work a surprise into every show.
"Maybe we'll have a bunch of javelinas," he said, before backtracking and emphasizing the "maybe."
"I don't know, say, like 50 of them on stage, and they're wearing Army gear. We'll put helmets on them."
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Get an overview of this hotelRomantic hotel with restaurant and outdoor pool
Situated in La Colle-sur-Loup, this romantic hotel is 1.1 mi (1.7 km) from Musee de Saint-Paul and within 3 mi (5 km) of Fondation Maeght and Casino de Cagnes-sur-Mer. Place du Grand Jardin is 3 mi (4.9 km) away.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Event facilities measuring 538 square feet (50 square meters) include a meeting room. This romantic hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a terrace, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 10
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Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
Alain Llorca - This restaurant specializes in Modern European cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
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- Water skiing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Windsurfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible parking
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 45.00 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 25 per night.
Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night
- Fee for continental breakfast: EUR 20.00 per person (approximately)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 25 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 45.00 per night
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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