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"Saved By The Bell" - the staged reading - Saturday, August 3rd at 8:00pm
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Saturday, August 3, 2013 at 8:00 PM (CDT)
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Whether you want to admit it or not, you have seen this show if you were a child of the 90′s. While it had extremely cheesy and bad acting and horrible writing, it was a fun show for the kids and the pre-teens. I remember always dying of laughter when I watched this show when I was a kid on Saturday mornings.
Come see two classic episodes presented as staged readings and laugh along with us!!
August 3rd Saturday at 8:00pm
Ticket $15
Mid City Theatre is at 3540 Toulouse Street
-- between N. Cortez and Jeff Davis Pkwy...just behind the American Can Company...There is a bar, and free parking all around the building!
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New Orleans,
Saturday, August 3, 2013 at 8:00 PM (CDT)
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Randy Clark, who led Porter-Gaud to three SCISA state basketball championships and coached for nearly three decades, died Monday after a brief illness. He was 63.
Clark was the dean of area basketball coaches when he resigned as Porter-Gaud coach in May 2006.
Clark was a head coach for 28 years, including 26 at Porter-Gaud. He built the Cyclones into a perennial state power and posted a 435-210 record at the West Ashley school. He led the Porter-Gaud boys team to three straight SCISA championships (2003-05) and two state runner-up finishes. Clark, who spent two years at Bishop England, owned a 453-232 career record.
Clark continued to serve as the middle school principal at Porter-Gaud.
"I don't think I've met a finer person," Porter-Gaud athletic director Ed Steers said. "He had a big heart and reached out to everyone. He's brought many happy moments to many peoples' lives."
Clark got his first head coaching job at Bishop England and spent two seasons at the school. Bishop England athletic director Paul Runey was stunned when he heard the news of Clark's death.
"He and I were good friends over the years," Runey said. "I had the opportunity to coach with him and socialize with him. He was just a good guy."
Clark was hired at Porter-Gaud in 1976 by the school's first headmaster, Berkeley Grimball, after his brief stint at Bishop England.
His 26 seasons as coach at Porter-Gaud were briefly interrupted by a few seasons as an assistant coach at the College of Charleston, where he worked under his former coach, John Kresse.
He also coached Kresse's sons, John and Ryan, and they were on the teams that won state championships.
"Randy Clark will be very much missed by the College of Charleston, the Charleston community and myself," Kresse said. "Randy Clark played basketball at the College of Charleston and was a faithful assistant for me during the NAIA days."
Clark was honored as region coach of the year six times and SCISA state coach of the year five times. He was inducted into the Porter-Gaud/Porter Military Academy Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010.
Clark served as Porter-Gaud's middle school principal for 21 years and for five years also served as athletic director.
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In a pleasant suburb of Liverpool, the Alicia Hotel is opposite the magnificent Sefton Park and within easy walking distance of restaurants and pubs and just a short bus or taxi ride to the lively city centre. This award-winning hotel has spacious bedrooms, and snacks can be taken in the lounge bar, or local and regional dishes in the stunning Glass House Restaurant. Please note that there may be ... there may some function noise over weekends. ACCOMMODATION: A number of hotels offer spacious family rooms. FOR KIDS: Childrens meals are available in Best Western restaurants, either from the special childrens menu or small portions.
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How will Jimmer Fredette do in his second NBA season?
- Become the Sacramento Kings leading scorer 13%
- Become a member of the starting five 22%
- Become the regular "sixth man" (first off the bench) 30%
- See sporadic playing time off the bench like last year 35%
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In conjunction with our feature story about Jimmer Fredette's return to the region last week to conduct a youth basketball camp, we're asking you how will Glens Falls' most famous athlete will do when he returns to action this fall with the NBA's Sacramento Kings.
Last season was a tough one for Fredette. First, the NBA lockout prevented him from participating in any off-season team training programs that might have helped him make a smooth transition from the collegiate ranks to the pro level. Then, Sacramento changed head coaches early in the season. That was followed by uneven playing time off the bench for Fredette. Some nights, he'd score 10 or more points and play for 15 minutes. Other nights, he'd be sitting on the sidelines for the whole game.
Fredette will have the benefit of a full off-season training program this summer, along with the knowledge he gained from his rookie season. But will that translate into a regular role with the Kings, or will he find himself in the same position he was in during his rookie season?
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ResourceManager Constructor (String, Assembly)
Initializes a new instance of the ResourceManager class that looks up resources contained in files with the specified root name in the given assembly.
Namespace: System.Resources
Assemblies: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)
System.Resources.ResourceManager (in System.Resources.ResourceManager.dll)
- baseName
- Type: System.String
The root name of the resource file without its extension but including any fully qualified namespace name. For example, the root name for the resource file named MyApplication.MyResource.en-US.resources is MyApplication.MyResource.
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- Type: System.Reflection.Assembly
The main assembly for the resources.
The baseName or assembly parameter is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic).
Desktop Apps
In desktop apps, the individual culture-specific resource files should be contained in satellite assemblies, and the default culture's resource file should be contained in the main assembly. A satellite assembly is assumed to contain resources for a single culture specified in that assembly's manifest, and is loaded as necessary.
To retrieve resources from .resources files directly instead of retrieving them from assemblies, you must call the CreateFileBasedResourceManager method instead to instantiate a ResourceManager object.
If the resource file identified by baseName cannot be found in assembly, the method instantiates a ResourceManager object, but the attempt to retrieve a specific resource throws an exception, typically MissingManifestResourceException. For information about diagnosing the cause of the exception, see the "Handling the MissingManifestResourceException Exception" section of the ResourceManager class topic.
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Although the ResourceManager class is supported in Windows Store apps, we do not recommend its use. Use this class only when you develop Portable Class Library projects that can be used with Windows Store apps. To retrieve resources from Windows Store apps, use the Windows.ApplicationModel.Resources.ResourceLoader class instead.
In Windows Store apps, the resource manager uses the simple name of the assembly parameter to look up a matching resource set in the app's package resource index (PRI) file. The baseName parameter is used to look up a resource item within the resource set. For example, the root name for PortableLibrary1.Resource1.de-DE.resources is PortableLibrary1.Resource1.
This constructor uses the system-provided ResourceSet implementation. To use a custom resource file format, you should derive from the ResourceSet class, override the GetDefaultReader and GetDefaultWriter methods, and pass that type to the ResourceManager(String, Assembly, Type) constructor. Using a custom ResourceSet can be useful for controlling resource caching policy or supporting your own resource file format, but is generally not necessary.
The following example uses a simple non-localized "Hello World" app to illustrate the ResourceManager(String, Assembly) constructor. The following shows the contents of a text file named ExampleResources.txt. When the app is compiled, the resource is embedded in the main app assembly.
The text file can be converted to a binary resource file by using the Resource File Generator (ResGen.exe) at the command prompt as follows:
resgen ExampleResources.txt
The following example provides the executable code that instantiates a ResourceManager object, prompts the user to enter a name, and displays a greeting.
It can be compiled by using the following command in Visual Basic:
vbc Example.vb /resource:ExampleResources.resources
or by using the following command in C#:
csc Example.cs /resource:ExampleResources.resources
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Bailee Harnett
Air Force Hosts Colgate and Plays Televised Match at Colorado
Falcons host Colgate Friday, Sept. 14 and travel to Colorado on Sunday, Sept. 16.
Falcons Open 2012 With 3-0 Win Over Lamar
Dozier nets two goals and Bratt adds another in win.
Air Force Women's Soccer 2012 Season Outlook
Falcons open season Friday, Aug. 17, hosting Lamar.
Air Force Announces Incoming Women's Soccer Class of 2016
Falcons welcome 11 newcomers to 2012 squad.
Air Force Women's Soccer - 2013 Statistics
Air Force vs. Lamar - Aug. 17, 2012
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Junior (2014): Appeared in 18 matches, starting 11...scored one goal and had one assist...scored goal in 4-0 win over Fresno State...assisted on game-winning goal of 1-0 overtime win against Utah State.
Freshman (2012):Appeared in four matches, all in reserve...scored a goal against Robert Morris...attempted two shots, both on goal.
High School/Club:Lettered two years in soccer...2012 Gatorade Player of the Year for the state of Alabama...scored 29 goals and set a state record with 33 assists...scored 39 goals and had 46 assists for her career...team captain as a senior, Lakeshore all-tournament...all-county, all-metro and all-state as a junior...also played in the North/South All-Star game and was the Lakeshore shootout offensive MVP as a junior...National Honors Society member, Mu Alpha Theta...high school soccer coach was Pete Dakis...played club soccer for BUSA 94 ECNL, coached by Monica Brown.
Personal: Has a younger brother...hobbies are relaxing and spending time with friends and making crafts...enjoys listening to John Meyer...favorite TV shows are Dance Moms and Hoarders...person in history she'd like to meet is Joan of Arc...credits her dad as having the biggest influence on her sports career...enjoys hanging out with friends when away from soccer...favorite athlete is Lionel Messi...daughter of Harry and Nancy Harnett.
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Certificate of Proficiency in Japanese Language
Students who have satisfied the following criteria will receive a Certificate of Proficiency in Japanese Language on their transcripts. This certification may be effective in future employment or further study.
To apply for the certificate, students must have completed at least 12 credits in the following Japanese language courses in the Department of Languages, Literature and Linguistics with a minimum grade of B+.Note: students who are exempted from the intermediate level language course must take another course taught in Japanese.


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Coasters Bar and Grill6015 SE Powell Blvd Portland, OR 97206
Phone: (503) 774.4645
Located in: Southeast Portland - Visit Website
BarFly's Review of Coasters Bar and Grill
My dad had his favorite neighborhood bar—and this joint looks exactly like it. Coasters isn't a dive, it's not ironic, nor is it a place for slumming hipsters. Locals gather here for cheap, agreeable food, stiff, affordable drinks, and a little good conversation. It's the kind of place where pictures of the wacky regulars are framed on the walls, and the owner herself is usually out back BBQing up the day's food special. Awesome retro beer case, chuckle-inducing tchotchkies, and fab wall paneling round out the décor. The overall vibe is cozy and welcoming, where everybody knows your name (or will soon—for better or worse).
GO BLAZERS! TVs x8, Pool x1, Pinball x1, Dartboard x2, Big Buck Hunter x1, Megatouch x2
$1.50 Tall Boys, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7-8pm Power Hour ($1 tall boys)
Happy Hour
4-7 Mon-Friday
$2.75 whisky, vodka, gin
$3.75 Scotch, tequila
$2 domestic drafts
$3.75 micros
$1.50 PBR/Hamms
Mini dogs, cheesy tots $3
Monday: $1 Dogs
Thursday: .50 cent Taco Bar
Sunday: Bloody Mary Bar
HOURS: 9am-2:30pm, 7 days a week
|Coasters Bar and Grill's Happy Hours
|$1.5-$2 Dom, $3.75 Mico, $3 Food
|$1.5-$2 Dom, $3.75 Mico, $3 Food
|$1.5-$2 Dom, $3.75 Mico, $3 Food
|$1.5-$2 Dom, $3.75 Mico, $3 Food
|$1.5-$2 Dom, $3.75 Mico, $3 Food
|Alas, no happy hour today.
|Alas, no happy hour today.
It used to be a nice neighborhood watering hole. Great for lunch. Now you must order a full meal before you can even order a Budweiser or wear uniforms suggesting you are a US Postal service worker to even get a smile. Plug the juke box with Michael Jackson or offer the bartender a nostalgic gift with Coca Cola trademarks before you can even think about getting service. I dont know how many times she walked past us and never once acknowledged our presence. Maybe she saw I had a fifty and she couldnt break it. I just dont know.
I've only been in the neighborhood for about a year, and have only recently started heading over to Coaster's. I'm a fan of grungy local bars, and rarely take issue with bartenders who have an "attitude". The ladies at Coaster's do not have an "attitude", they just cater to a... select clientele.
The people who complain about poor treatment obviously deserved it by conveying some sort of primadonna persona that NEVER fits in a bar like Coaster's. Go spend your money at Tube or - if you insist on pretending you're "slumming it" - BOG. Coaster's is a blue-collar establishment for average, work-a-day folks who don't own messenger bags and only like bands who can play a kick-ass cover of The Georgia Satellites' "Keep Your Hands to Yourself".
But I have two problems with Coaster's:
1. I've yet to be in the place when there is music playing. There's always just the TVs on, with one of them barely audible and the other on "mute". It feels more like a U-Haul rental office and less like a bar when the only noise you hear is an automatic dishwasher and Sportscenter. I suppose I could just go over to the jukebox and play some stuff myself, but I always get the feeling that would upset them somehow.
2. It's a bar, not a casino. Although the customers all appear to be loyal, long-time regulars who all know each other way more than they probably should, most of them just sit at the lottery machines pumping money into Oregon's infrastructure. It's like some sort of quasi-gambler's purgatory in there. Creepy.
I've only been to Coaster's a small handful of times, so I'm sure that I've missed lots of fun nights. I'm definitely planning on spending more time there before I really start to think of ways it could be better. There's nothing I hate more than trying to change a local watering hole, because it inevitably leads to an influx of hipsters to show up on fixies and order round after round of PBR tall boys. Ugh. Then they'll replace "Big Buck Hunter" with "Galaga" and that'll be the end of it.
Oh, and as a general rule, if you're not yet 30, that means you're still in your twenties and really haven't been drinking that long. Strutting into a place like Coaster's, delivering a bunch of grief to the bartender when she cards you and acting like you're a "pro" by bragging about how fast you can slam a drink only reinforces how young you really are, so don't go around giving bartenders sh*t when they ask for your ID. If you want my advice, you should ditch the Chairman Mao hat and stop hanging around the places where elephants go to die.
Coasters is my neighborhood bar that I can relax, drink a few cold ones, and not get hassled- bartenders are always watching your back. Owner- Bob, is open and listens to your suggestions and has a big heart- he cooks an awesome steak dinner in the summertime for an unbelievable price- you must sign up to get in.
Bartenders might throw you a bit of shit, but all in good fun, they are all good spirited ladies, and want to give you your hearts desire... that's booze! They aren't terribly happy about serving food at times due to the fact there is usually only one staff person at a time... so if you are hankerin' for a burger or anything that isn't deep fried, get there well before 8pm.
Hell, we can even throw a big birthday bash here and they'll help with snacks, let you bring in a karaoke machine (if you're into that kind of thing.) It's home away from home..frills include huge TV and a few smaller ones, pool, pinball, big buck hunter, mega touch, golf and one of those music machines that you stick your money in and it plays your choices.
Nope, you guessed it... I'm the type who can see through the bull shit smile and fake boobs just for bigger tips... this is not a place for that.
Maybe it is because I spent the time to get to know everyone. Maybe its because I am not so concerned with being catered to or because I have some sort of self-delusional sense of entitlement because I wear skinny jeans and Vans.
If you want someone to stroke your ego, this is not the place to go. If, on the other hand, you are an friendly person with a good sense of humor and a need for a drink, some pinball, pool, or Big Buck Hunter. This is it.
Tuesday's 2.50 burger night. Wednesday steak nights during the summer.
A staff of ornery bartenders makes this place what it is. Fun, relaxing, and never pretentious. If you want flair, go to Friday's. If you want good drinks, and a great local bar, go to Coaster's.
Well, definatly not Jason. I can only imagine why you are unhappy with your service. I am a firm beliver in "get what you give" and with that sunshine personality that you bring with you everytime, my previous statement stands. It is differnet for all of us, since your wife doesn't work there anymore, but that doesn't give you the right to trash the hard working girls that pledge theie loyality to this bar. I have been a patron of this bar for far too long, but the reason that I go there is the great people that work there and the fact that everyone knows your name. There is always someone to strike up a conversation with and it is a great place to grab a drink or a quick and cheep burger, so I encourage all to stop in and give it your own assessment rather than listening to all the rants and raves of others.
Coasters is a fantastic place to go, filled with inviting bartenders who cater to my needs. I have always enjoyed the great selection of music and the antique jukebox adds to the ambiance. I have lived in the neighborhood for the last several years and have been gone for a few weeks but returned tonight to my favorite bartender who welcomed me back with a big hug!!! I can not imagine a more comfortable and inviting environment to relax after a long night at work. They also just build a rad new patio!!!
this used to be my neighborhood place. i liked it and always had fun and friendly bartenders. in the last month i have had less than friendly help. first was no biscuits and gravy were to be made. second was last night i was overcharged, and when trying to figure out what i was charged for according to "t**a" the shitty bartender with a bad attitude. it still didnt add up to what she said. i was told to sign my bill, leave her a tip and get the "fuck out". i used the C*** word in response to that. when talking to the owner this morning he seemed to not give a shit. i no longer live in the neighborhood and go out of my way to stop in there and spend my money, never again. the place has gone downhill, it is staffed with burned out bartenders that are more concerned with smoking and playing video poker than customer service.
We met up with the same bar wench! Hostile crowd for a Thursday night with people arguing over the pool tables. I went to the bathroom and the door was unlocked, found three chicks in there doing ???. Left immediately and we had still not been served. Won't go there again unless itchin' for a fight.
Coasters is a decent neighborhood bar. The owner is awesome. He's a great cook, a great guy, and a great businessman. However, there is only one consistently nice bartender on his staff. The other two waiver between rude and downright hostile. The food, for the most part, is good, and same with the company. Prices are average. Coasters is a casual, down home type of place, except Mom is a little disgruntled. Dad's right on, but unfortunately he's not around as much.
So I have an affinity for dark, smoky, hipster-free pubs. Coasters is a bar I drive by all the time because I live in the hood, and it always appeared to be my type of place. Not so. My friend & I walked in with the hopes of grabbing a quick round while waiting for the pizza we just ordered down the street to cook. Upon walking in I noticed this old troll behind the bar eyeballing us like we had just risen from hell. No matter, I actually prefer bartenders who do not angle for bigger tips with a short cut tube top and lots of silicon. But when we reached the bar, she was quick to greet us with "you better have your ID's". Not a "hello" or "whadaya havin'"...just a curt ID request with far more attitude than need be. Whatever, I know the gub'ment is all over establishments that do not card, so we gladly complied and pulled out our drivers licenses. Me, being the proud owner of an out of state ID (why give the government more money than we already are forced to do?) almost expected a little bit of an inquisition even though I am nearing 30, so when she huffed and puffed about it a bit I was ready with a quick line "Honey, when you see what I order, and the speed I take it down, you will be convinced I am not under aged". Cool...seemed to get her approval, she gave it back and moved on to the next one. My friend then handed her his authentic Oregon State drivers license. She proceeded to eyeball him extra hard and barked "this isn't real!!" which anyone who drives a car in this state would know how real it truly was. Then she flipped the license over and started bitching and whining about the fact that he had some tiny little sticker on it. She actually started lecturing him about how illegal it is to do such a horrible thing. At that point I got pissed and said "you know what, fuck it, we just wanted a quick fucking drink...obviously there is no such thing here, so fuck it, and fuck you, i'm out..." We turned around and left, and will never return. Any place that employs people like that will never get my business. Fortunately, we cruised down Powell to 25th and found a bar that knows how to treat people, and were able to get our drink on.
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The Importance of Teaching Critical Thinking
There is perhaps no more importance task before us than teaching critical thinking to young people.
by Brian Dunning
Filed under Logic & Persuasion
|Skeptoid #45
May 16, 2007
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By Brian Dunning, Skeptoid Podcast
Episode 45, May 16, 2007
Today we're going to do something a little bit different. Rather than talk about any one specific phenomenon, I want to talk in general terms about the importance of teaching critical thinking to young people, and how and why it can and should be done better. A skeptical approach to life leads to advances in all areas of the human condition; while a willingness to accept that which does not fit into the laws of our world represents a departure from the search for knowledge.
We had a critical thinking class at my high school as an elective, and I think it was generally considered to be the most boring and useless class you could take. If memory serves, the bulk of the class involved reading and studying Plato's Socratic dialogues. If you read them as a teenager, you may recall your reaction was to find them pretty darn dry. They were dialogues between Socrates and other people about such riveting subjects as ancient politics, philosophy, and even mathematics. I don't mean to criticize Socrates; it's just that studying the man and his 2,400-year-old writings is about the least interesting and relevant way for a modern young person to get excited about what Socrates was communicating. Nobody I knew who walked out of that class ever remembered a single concept, or applied it to their life. You can disagree with me and say that you find the Socratic dialogues to be brilliant and fascinating. My point is that the average teenager does not.
But the concepts Socrates introduced, such as the Socratic questions, are brilliant and fascinating when we apply them to things that interest us. More significantly, they become relevant. Take a few Socratic questions:
- What is the source of your information?
- What assumptions are you making?
- Is a different conclusion more consistent with the data?
- What is an alternate explanation for this phenomenon?
What if we encouraged young people to ask these questions not of early Greek politics, but of the issues they're hit in the face with every day? Global warming. Television psychics. Alternative medicine. New Age religions. Popular assumptions about alternative fuels. Alternative foods. Alleged correlations between Xbox violence and actual violence. Magnet therapy. Isn't it more useful to encourage better ways to think about the subjects that people are already thinking about?
I have a favorite example of an older, less interesting critical thought exercise that was made more relevant and interesting. The philosopher Bertrand Russell, in criticizing major religions, conceived of what became known as Russell's Teapot, a small china teapot allegedly orbiting the sun. Since nobody could disprove its existence, Russell argued that the only reason its existence shouldn't be taken for granted is that there are no ancient texts written about it. He applied Socratic reasoning to point out that ancient texts do not constitute proof of an unprovable concept. Russell's Teapot was freshened when a grad student named Bobby Henderson wrote to the Kansas Board of Education in 2005, which had just mandated that the Christian story of creation should be taught instead of science. He insisted that by the same logic, his non-disprovable Flying Spaghetti Monster deity's myth of creation should be taught with equal time. Fans appreciative of Henderson's logic have since formed the parody religion known as Pastafarianism. The Flying Spaghetti Monster is goofy and glib, but it is a valid example of using critical thinking to analyze the value of a real phenomenon that we face today.
Teachers, what would your students come up with if you asked them to apply similar reasoning and invent an alternative to television psychics, founded upon the same assumptions that Sylvia Browne asks us to make?
Finding fault with television psychics or the Kansas Board of Education is not, by itself, a positive contribution. Skepticism should not be merely a negative influence. Skepticism is not about debunking, disproving, or ruining anyone's faith. Skepticism is about applying the scientific method to arrive at a conclusion that is evidenced to be beneficial, like curing cancer. If, during this process, it first becomes necessary to debunk an unsupported alternative that's in the way, such as treating cancer with magnets, then that debunking serves as a stepping stone to the final solution. Debunking should never be an end in itself, because that alone creates nothing useful. As scientists, we are interested in learning, and often that involves replacing an older hypothesis that's found to be wrong.
Some people criticize science by pointing out that it does not know everything and doesn't have all the answers. Case in point: the popular movie What the Bleep Do We Know. Obviously, this criticism is true. Science is all about the fact that we don't know everything. Science is the learning process. There are ideologies that do offer all the answers, often divine in nature or based on ancient philosophies. When you have all the answers, there is no longer any need to learn, and thus no use for science. If we want to improve the world, improve the human condition, improve technology; learning, and thus science, is the essential way forward. Ideologies that offer all the answers are the essential route to developmental stagnation. When your hear someone criticize science because it doesn't have all the answers, don't argue with them; instead point out that that's the strength of science. We couldn't be learning more every day if we presumed to already know everything.
Some people criticize skepticism because it doesn't leave well enough alone. Many paranormal beliefs and alternative systems, even though they may lack hard scientific evidence, bring comfort to those who practice them and are a positive force in many peoples' lives. There is value and enlightenment to be found in life that isn't necessarily found in a science book. It is often argued that skepticism is not merely unimportant, it can even be harmful. Young people should not complacently accept this short-sighted argument. First of all, happiness and enlightenment are all around us in our world; they are not found only within a given pseudoscience. But moreover, once we begin investing our faith in unsubstantiated or supernatural phenomena, we are contributing to the redirection of attention, influence, and funding away from technologies and concepts that have been evidenced to be beneficial to humanity and to our world. As my good friend says: "If once you start down the dark path, forever will it dominate your destiny; consume you, it will." The choice between pseudoscience and science is the choice between stagnation and progress: Progress toward long life, health, happiness, a cleaner planet, bountiful food, knowledge, and peace.
© 2007 Skeptoid Media, Inc.
References & Further Reading
Clayton, Chuck W. The Re-Discovery of Common Sense: A Guide to: The Lost Art of Critical Thinking. Bloomington: iUniverse, Inc., 2007.
criticalthinking.org. "The Critical Thinking Community." criticalthinking.org. Foundation for Critical Thinking, 1 Jan. 2009. Web. 11 Nov. 2009. <http://www.criticalthinking.org/>
Federal Trade Commission. "Bureau of Consumer Protection." Bureau of Consumer Protection. Federal Trade Commission, 27 Oct. 2009. Web. 11 Nov. 2009. <http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/index.shtml>
Jones, Debra. Exploring the Internet Using Critical Thinking Skills: A Self-Paced Workbook for Learning to Effectively Use the Internet and Evaluate Online Information. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, 1998.
Kaminer, Wendy. Sleeping With Extra-Terrestrials: The Rise of Irrationalism and Perils of Piety. Hopkinton: Vintage, 2000.
Lord Moran. "On credulity." Lancet. 23 Jan. 1954, Volume 263, Issue 68: 167-172.
Pierce, Charles P. Idiot America: How Stupidity Became a Virtue in the Land of the Free. New York: Doubleday, 2008.
Wiseman, R., Watt, C. "Belief in psychic ability and the misattribution hypothesis: a qualitative review." British Journal of Psychology. 1 Aug. 2006, Volume 97, Part 3: 323-338.
Reference this article:
Dunning, B. "The Importance of Teaching Critical Thinking." Skeptoid Podcast. Skeptoid Media, Inc., 16 May 2007. Web. 28 Jul 2015. <http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4045>
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PUI Prof,
I think the answer to your questions is two fold and is related to critical thinking. My scientists are male, because the cultural assumption has been that males make better scientists. Because of the way gender roles are being structured in our society, we are always going to have more male scientists. However, I think our society needs to ask why that is? There is no proof that one gender would be more equipped to succeed at science than another.
Why attack people who have faith? Isn't saying that faith causes people to lack critical thinking skills as much as a false train of thought as anything else? Isn't possible that the human mind can be reasonable, intelligent and well-informed, but also choice to believe in something? Honestly, I don't see how the abandonment of faith would cause a Utopia built on reason.
Finally, Socrates rocks! And by the way, Socrates believed in an afterlife.
Michael, Mass
October 21, 2009 8:10pm
When we're talking about having faith, obviously the clearest example of this in society is religion. And it's undisputable that the overwelming majority of scientists are athiests - which would make sense, as critical thinking(as is outlined in this artical) happens to be absolutely fundamental to this type of work. A true scientific mind will always reject religion as its claims are almost never supported by any real evidence.
It's clear that the people that are making breakthroughs in the sciences and building on human knowledge are the ones that apply critical thinking consistantly in their life and work.
There is no evidence showing that religious people are happier on average than athiests. Although, it's interesting to note that the most religious people live in third world countries.
It shouldn't be forgotten that all the technology we use today that we take for granted was designed and built on scientific principles. Take these things away and it will likely diminish one's happiness.
I think without a doubt critical thinking should be fundamental to anyone's education in the interest of advancing the human race.
Justin, Australia
October 23, 2009 5:06pm
""The above quote is a bald face assumption. The Soviet Union was an atheistic society.""
What on earth does atheism have to do with teaching critical thinking?
""How well did they deliver the rest of your list?""
As most dictatorships, Christian or atheistic, they did fairly poorly. Do you have a point to make, or are you just saying science, rationality and critical thinking is automatically bad because the Soviet Union was atheistic? That's like saying basketball is bad because Somalia is African, and Somalia is doing rather poorly right now. Makes no sense whatsoever.
""All science does is give people more choices""
Right, so all the advances in medicine, rationality and technology was thanks to other things than science. Gotcha.
""by no means does it guarantee that people will make the right choices.""
It's not meant to. You seem to be confusing it with organized religion or something.
""The problem is not now nor has it ever been religion or any other superstitious belief, the problem has been in the human nature which gives fertile ground to such flaws.""
And you back this up how?
Safe-Keeper, Bergen, Norway
January 9, 2010 2:59am
January 19, 2010 2:51pm
When I was a teenager I saved up to buy "WFF 'N PROOF: The Game of Modern Logic," which turned out to be a dice game based on propositional logic. It was dry and tedious -- more a variety of math than a way to be smarter at assessing arguments.
However, the package I bought included a bonus called "The Propaganda Game" and that was much more to my liking. It wasn't a good game (neither was WFF'N PROOF) but the instruction book had a great list of logical fallacies with examples that I read and reread.
I wondered at the time why I wasn't taught these fallacies in school. I still do. Just knowing "Ad Hominem," "Slippery Slope" and "Excluded Middle" can take you a long way when reading op-ed columns.
But I'm glad that no one tried to teach me critical thinking in high school by assigning Plato's Dialogs! That sounds rough, Brian. That might have killed my interest back then.
jack, San Francisco
July 5, 2010 5:42am
Hi Brian. I think you meant to say "important" where it says "There is perhaps no more IMPORTANCE task before us than teaching critical thinking to young people". I noticed this when I went to share this episode on FB. It looks funny to see the title of this podcast just above this obvious error. Cheers.
Phil, Concord
August 12, 2010 3:14pm
Hi Brian:
Thanks a lot for all this. It is a great pleasure to hear your podcasts and a source of inspiration for teachers like me.
marco, mexico
September 8, 2011 10:59am
Yes, games can influence they way you look at life, in fact Armis is a game that is specifically designed to develop critical thinking skills so that students have a greater appreciation for life.
Permit me to introduce Armis to you. Armis is played online in over 130 countries, as I mentioned earlier it is designed for critical thinking, and to develop the skill of critical thinking, such that it may become second nature. When you are working with children you see in them their parents, their teachers, their friends, and so many others that impress them. As you teach them critical thinking skills (the skill of knowing how to know) you see a different them, one that isn't as much their parent, teacher, or friend but more of an intellectual amalgam of them that they are keenly aware of.
At Armis we teach critical thinking using our 5 step program because we believe:
'A' students are those who know how to know and consistently apply it,
'B' students are those who know how to know but don't regularly advance it,
'C' students often don't know how to know but benefit greatly by their genuine interest in various academic subjects,
'D' students often don't know how to know and have low interest in academic subjects,
'F' students often don't care to know how to know,
The 5 step program is as follows:
1) Analysis and Assessment
2) Planning
3) Risk Assessment
4) Action
5) Reaction, Effect, and Experience
Marvin, Virginia
December 19, 2013 8:35pm
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iPhone5Mod, as they were known then, were one of the first ones with a Non-MFI cable. They were able to circumvent Apple's recent tightening of the standard in iOS7 and recently they've put out a non-MFI cable that circumvents Apple's latest "cat-and-mouse" effort to stem Lighting cable abuse from non-MFi manufacturers. Unfortunately, if you bought one of iMod's early cables, Apple has 'cut' you out of the loop.
iMod, to make things a little blurrier, also sell Apple MFi-certified Lightning cables that have Apple's blessing and theoretically should withstand future iOS and iDevice hardware upgrades. But obviously these are sold at a premium, sometimes as high as $10 more than non-MFi cables.
They were nice enough to send me their current MFi and non-MFi cables for testing. Over the past week both MFi and non-MFI cables have worked flawlessly on iPhone 5s (Gold) and wife's iPhone 5 and I'd easily recommend either. However, caveat emptor: Apple could again release an update that cuts the cord on these non-MFI version.
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BALTIMORE, Md. – Susie Piotrkowski (Franklin, Conn.) matched her career high of six points with three goals and three assists to lead the 18th-ranked University of New Hampshire women's lacrosse team to Saturday afternoon's 11-8 victory against the University of Maryland-Baltimore County in America East action at UMBC Stadium.
UNH, which has won all eight lifetime meetings against the Retrievers, improved to 8-4 overall and 2-2 in America East. UMBC is now 6-7, 2-2.
In addition to Piotrkowski, Sarah Von Bargen (East Setauket, N.Y.) and Michaela Hardy (Reading, Mass.) recorded multiple points with three goals and two goals, respectively.
UNH goalkeeper Kate Gunts (Wilton, Conn.) recorded four saves, including three in the first half. Kelli LaPerch (Brewster, N.Y.) tallied her 100th career ground ball with the first of her three in the game; she was also credited with one caused turnover and one draw control. Beth Sabiston (Bayshore, N.Y.) tallied a team-high five ground balls as well as two draw controls. Allie Duclos (South Windsor, Conn.) recorded four draw controls, three ground balls and one caused turnover.
UMBC goalie Kate Quick made 13 saves. Their offense was led by Amanda Pappas (2g, 1a), Abbey Swift (1g, 2a), Kara Dorr (2g) and Erika Braerman (2g).
The Wildcats quickly built a 3-0 lead in the opening two minutes, 16 seconds of the game en route to building a 9-3 halftime lead. Shaunna Kaplan (Framingham, Mass.) netted an unassisted goal at 28:50.Duclos won the ensuing draw control and Von Bargen, with the assistance of Piotrkowski, scored 20 seconds later to give the 'Cats a 2-0 lead. UNH again controlled the draw – this time by Ashley Durepo (Concord, N.H.; three DC; one GB, one CTO) – and that led to Hardy's unassisted tally at 27:44.
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Pappas scored with 44 seconds remaining in the first half to lift UMBC within 9-3 at halftime.
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Hardy ended UMBC's run of three consecutive goals with her second tally of the game, a free-position goal at 18:05 that gave the 'Cats a 10-5 lead.
Swift scored at 14:56 and Pappas netted her second goal of the game on a free-position shot at 10:41 to lift the Retrievers within 10-7.
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Quick made three saves in the next six minutes to keep the difference at four goals and Dorr, off a feed from Pappas, scored her second goal of the game to pull the Retrievers within 11-8 at 3:46.
UNH's Kate Keagins (Bayshore, N.Y.) controlled the draw and the Wildcats maintained possession with a perimeter passing game until UMBC regained possession with 71 seconds remaining. The Retrievers were able to advance the ball into the attacking zone but Duclos forced a turnover and LaPerch collected the ground ball, which allowed UNH to run out the remaining 30 seconds and secure the win.
The Wildcats recorded the edge in shots (29-17), draw controls (16-5) and ground balls (21-19), and the 'Cats committed fewer turnovers (18-19) and fouls (13-26).
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One of the great things about HOPE worldwide and the Boys and Girls Clubs working together is the judgment free atmosphere. Kids of all ages, ethnicities (Samoan, West African, Cambodian, African American, "Caucasian"), social situations and learning abilities - even a few behavior "issues" (yes, 8 year olds can have serious fist fights) - come together and have a good time. As we work through the activities, a sense of freedom exists: not freedom from, but freedom to. Freedom to learn, freedom to exercise, freedom to be oneself without the pressures and judgments of life.
I look forward to the Saturday Academy evolving, and continuing to reach the youth of one of the most challenged areas of our city. I look forward to seeing the kids and volunteers grow as we learn together what it means to have a strong body, strong mind and strong character.
More about the HOPE worldwide Alaska and the Saturday Academy - In a short period of time, HOPE worldwide – Alaska has grown from concept to action through partnerships with TEAM-WORKS Academy and the Boys & Girls Club of Southcentral Alaska. For the last few weeks, a group of us volunteers have met at the Mountain View Community Center Boys and Girls Club in Anchorage. The program has three simple stations for the kids: Strong Body, Strong Mind and Strong Character. The station leaders create a different activity in their focus area, we divide the kids up by age group and they rotate through the stations. Fifteen to thirty kids, ages 8-12, participate in the program each week; we even have a few "regulars" who have not missed a Saturday Academy!


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Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
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- Uterine fibroid
- Bleeding disorders, such as von Willebrand disease
- Hormonal imbalance
- Cervical or endometrial polyp
- Ovarian cyst
- Certain medications
- Intrauterine device (IUD)
Risk Factors
- Adolescence
- Approaching menopause
- Menstrual bleeding lasting more than seven days
- Unusually heavy bleeding (soaking through a sanitary napkin or tampon every hour)
- Menstrual flow requiring change of sanitary protection during the night
- Menstrual flow including large clots
- Menstrual flow interfering with lifestyle
- Fatigue and/or shortness of breath (symptoms of anemia )
When Should I Call My Doctor?
- Pap test
- Blood tests
- Transvaginal ultrasound
- Removal of a sample of endometrial tissue— endometrial biopsy
- Scraping of the inner lining of the uterus dilation and curettage
- Examination of the uterus and fallopian tubes— hysteroscopy
- Hormonal therapy
- An IUD that releases the hormone progesterone
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
- Iron supplement
Surgical Procedures
- Dilation and curettage
- Operative hysteroscopy—may be used along with other tools to remove a polyp
- Removal of the lining of the uterus— endometrial ablation
- Removal of the uterus— hysterectomy
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The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists http://www.acog.org
The Canadian Women's Health Network http://www.cwhn.ca
The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada http://www.sogc.org
Apgar B, Kaufman A, et al. Treatment of menorrhagia. Am Fam Physician. 2007;75(12):1813-1819.
Heavy menstrual bleeding. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated November 7, 2013. Accessed August 18, 2014.
Menorrhagia (heavy menstrual bleeding). Mayo Clinic website. Available at: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/menorrhagia/basics/definition/con-20021959. Updated July 2, 2014. Accessed August 18, 2014.
11/20/2009 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: FDA approves Lysteda to treat heavy menstrual bleeding. United States Food and Drug Administration website. Available at: http://www.fda.gov/NewsEvents/Newsroom/PressAnnouncements/ucm190551.htm. Updated April 16, 2013. Accessed August 18, 2014.
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Is it possible the deer crawled that far after the injury? Either way, not a good start to your day.
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Is it possible the deer crawled that far after the injury? Either way, not a good start to your day.
Is it even legal to dispose of a bashed, squashed and battered Bambi carcass without notifying the authorities that well, heck and gawly gorsch, officer, twertn't none of my doins!? Just askin'.
Maybe it was one of Santa's reindeer out for a test flight before Christmas Eve and things didn't go so well?
A mountain lion wouldn't have relented unless it had been injured by the deer thrashing about. I believe that's unlikely to be the case.
That had to have been just awful to awaken to, kind of like the bloody horse's head in Frank Sinatra's bed in The Godfather.
Looked like it woke up and started floppin' & ploppin' all around just trying to get up on two busted legs, I mean I can't believe it still had any flicker of life left in it, and especially to do anywhere close to the damage it did before it finally did die.
Hmm, or maybe that's as far as they could drag it before it Zombied up, but then I'd hafta wonder, where in the hell where they actually plannin' on' puttin' it, and now I'm thinkin' I really don't want to consider that, at least not at the moment.
I'ma gonna find out who I will I will, well, I will if they're from around these here parts anyway, you just betcha I will.
Yeah, but ya know, beats the snot outta endin' one that way.
I am ticked today because I can not find my keys. I have searched every pocket in the front hall, side hall, bedroom closet. Hey I found 7 dollars in change-mine,mine! I searched through the washers down the hall, and the dryers too. I checked the purse and backpack. I have looked in the fridge, microwave and oven(don't ask). I have looked in the cupboards and in the garbage too. I want to go out, but I have no keys and my lock is not landlord accessible. Yuck I hate these memory gaps...mwhahahahahahahahahahah. Getting older is not fun .... Okay, so maybe the kid took them(has own set) or maybe the husband has them. Whoever has them is gonna get it-big time. If I am the culprit, I will apologise for all the nasty words and thoughts I have used this morning.


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EARLY BIRD: Bad weather nothing new for Ravens this season
Ravens' improving offensive line faces Jared Allen
GAME DAY EARLY BIRD: Waking up with the Ravens (6-6) on game day against the Vikings (3-8-1).
Two-minute topic: The Ravens are preparing to deal with more bad weather on Sunday.
BALTIMORE - This has already been a challenging weather season for the Ravens. Last month in Chicago, their game against the Bears was delayed almost two hours due to torrential rain and tornadoes in the area. The Ravens' season-opener against the Broncos in September was delayed 25 minutes due to lightning.
Weather in Baltimore was expected to be an issue again Sunday, with the afternoon forecast calling for rain, sleet, and possibly snow.
"We've had a crazy year with weather," said Ravens coach John Harbaugh. "We've had some really wild days, so I think it helps us. We've been through this before. It looks like we are going to get another one on Sunday. To me it adds to the drama, and our team – we feel like we're built for that sort of thing."
Joe Flacco is one of the NFL quarterbacks least impacted by bad weather. Due to his arm strength and the size of his hands, Flacco generally throws the ball well in tough conditions. The Ravens have not run the ball well this season, so they may have to throw Sunday regardless of the weather.
Meanwhile, the Vikings' offense is built around running back Adrian Peterson, regardless of the conditions. Peterson plays his home games indoors in Minnesota, so it will be interesting to see how he and the Vikings adjust if the weather is sloppy.
In the AFC North, dealing with bad weather is usually part of the equation, especially in December. The Ravens were bracing themselves for another taste of it.
Morning thought: "He creates some matchup problems for the opposition He's always been a guy who has the ability to get open. He's a big target, and not only that, he's very, very versatile in terms of the routes that he can run." – Ravens offensive coordinator Jim Caldwell, talking about tight Dennis Pitta, who will play his first game of the season against the Vikings.
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Farenthold claim: "I voted for the Violence Against Women Act."
Medium: Statement at Port Industries of Corpus Christi candidate forum
True: Farenthold voted to extend a partisan version of the act that, since 1994, has put the weight of the federal government in the fight against domestic violence. However, Harrison said Farenthold's claim does not pass muster.
Harrison claim: "Blake Farenthold's version of the 'Violence Against Women Act' does not protect Native American women."
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False: The bill, which passed along partisan lines in the House after having several Senate-approved provisions related to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender victims were removed, is now in the Senate awaiting the lame duck session.
The bill amends federal law to extend grant funding to Native American tribes for combating sex trafficking, requires that law enforcement in tribal areas understand their arresting authority over non-Native American offenders and establishes a multidisciplinary task force to combat domestic violence by non-Native Americans against Native Americans.
The White House analysis said the Native American provisions limit tribal authority in handling domestic violence cases involving non-Native Americans and muddle the authority of tribal court ability to enforce restraining orders against non-Native American abusers.
The bill also bolsters the law to include Native Americans as subject to federal felony assault penalties.
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Start loosening those waistbands -- the Minnesota State Fair has unveiled the newest eats for 2015.
Start loosening those waistbands -- the Minnesota State Fair has unveiled the newest eats for 2015.
Last year's makeover of the fairgrounds has officially entered into permanent fair lore.
Late night incident is the first armed robbery of a vendor in Minnesota State Fair history.
On addition, Saturday, Aug. 30, was the best-attended single day of all time.
Minnesota's four biggest cell-phone carriers say data usage by fair attendees is much higher this year than it was last year.
At the State Fair's DNR building, you'll find an exhibit featuring snakes that live in Minnesota. Producer Jim Bickal stopped by the exhibit and chatted with Beth Girard, a volunteer with the Minnesota Herpetological Society.
It's another day at the Minnesota State Fair, and we're meeting another animal on Morning Edition. Today we're checking in on one of host Cathy Wurzer's favorite animals at the fair - horses.
MPR's Kerri Miller hosts four chefs at the MPR State Fair booth. Her guests are Andrew Zimmern, Amy Thielen, Lenny Russo and Ann Kim.
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Every year James Norton gathers a crew of Heavy Table writers and photographers to run the gantlet of food at the Minnesota State Fair on the event's first morning.
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We're checking in with first-timers at the Minnesota State Fair this week. Turns out, a lot of them are kids. Producer Britta Greene has this view from the crowds three feet off the ground.
Photojournalist Jeffrey Thompson spent the day at the Minnesota State Fair and captured the sights and sounds in six-second Vine videos. There were smells, too, but you'll have to take his word on that one.
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Verizon spread a ton of hype throughout the country when the DROID X launched with its DROID Landing campaign. They took to twitter to announce a contest where a number of lucky scavenger hunters could get their very own Motorola DROID X for free, though we're sure those winners were locked into a two-year contract with Verizon.
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"But." It's a simple word that essentially means, "Despite nodding yes for the past 20 minutes, the truth is that I never did agree with you and now I have to throttle you with Paleolithic logic and disjoint rhetoric."
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