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The Congress finds that—
(1) the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources establishes international mechanisms and creates legal obligations necessary for the protection and conservation of Antarctic marine living resources;
(2) the Convention incorporates an innovative ecosystem approach to the management of Antarctic marine living resources, including standards designed to ensure the health of the individual populations and species and to maintain the health of the Antarctic marine ecosystem as a whole;
(4) the Convention represents an important contribution to United States long term legal and political objectives of maintenance of Antarctica as an area of peaceful international cooperation;
(5) United States basic and directed research programs concerning the marine living resources of the Antarctic are essential to achieve the United States goal of effective implementation of the objectives of the Convention; and
Source(Pub. L. 98–623, title III, § 302,Nov. 8, 1984, 98 Stat. 3398.)
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PRICE - Wayne M. Hunt, age 80, passed away Dec. 20, 2008 from complications of amyladosis.
He was born Aug. 8, 1928 in Price to Moroni and Delta Cook Hunt. Married Nina Nason on Sept. 9, 1950 in Helper.
Wayne served in the U.S. Army in Germany for two years in which he was a staff driver for a general.
Wayne worked for UDOT for 32 years for which he was a field engineer. His last major job was opening Billy's Mountain after the slide.
Upon retirement, he enjoyed many trips to Quartzite, Lake Powell, and prospecting in the desert with family and friends.
Grandpa was a great fan of the Utah Jazz and watching his grandkids play sports.
Wayne and Nina were happily married for 58 years and, through this union, six children were born.
He is survived by his wife, Nina; children, Roger W. Hunt of Price; Vincent M. (Jen) Hunt of Salem; Jeff Hunt of Price; Lois (Chuck) Belzar of Carson City, Nev.; Tamela Hunt of Grand Junction, Colo.; and Debbie (Richard) Feador of Henderson, Nev.; sisters, Leah Rowley of Spring Glen; Sylvia Pilling of Price; and Melva Sullivan of Helper; special friend, Merrillee Hunt of Helper; 15 grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and his little pomeranian dog, Teddy. Preceded in death by parents; sisters, Lucille Goodsell and Enid Munk; and brother, Clayton Hunt.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, Dec. 24, at 11 a.m. at the Price 2nd LDS Ward, 449 North 100 East. Viewing will be one hour prior to services at the church. Interment will be in the Price City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.


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Seth Cohen is proud of the business-like fashion that his client conducted himself in during arguably the most important stretch of basketball in his young life.
Now that Ricky Ledo's vagabond pre-draft tour of NBA cities has come to an end, the Providence native and former Providence College redshirt product can earnestly set his sights on an event that's been on his radar screen for quite some time – the 2013 NBA Draft. Come Thursday night, Ledo will be seated inside Brooklyn's Barclays Center, hoping that the long and sometimes winding road he's traveled results in a chance to apply a crease to the cap of the team that calls his name.
"We're excited about Ricky's future in the league," said Cohen upon being reached earlier this week. "He's met every challenge head on and he's a real warrior. Ricky traveled across the country and I venture to say that he had more workouts than anyone in the draft.
"It's been a busy six weeks," the agent for Ledo continued. "Let the chips fall where they may on Thursday."
Ledo ended up working out for 17 NBA clubs, the list including the Boston Celtics. Asked if such a high total provides a paper trail that could ultimately lead to a first-round selection, Cohen answered, "Ricky is the most intriguing kid in the draft because of the fact that he had no college film."
The feedback Cohen has received on Ledo's behalf was "great" and only heightens the anticipation that the next chapter of his hoops odyssey will be written come Thursday.
"He has great offensive talent and his upside potential is tremendous," said Cohen about the refrain that has served as Ledo's calling card throughout this entire "show us what you can do" process.
Asked if there's a contingency plan in place in the event Ledo is not one of the 60 players selected during the NBA's annual two-round amateur event, Cohen responded, "We have a plan, but we're very optimistic going into Thursday."
ESPN.com's draft tracker has Ledo listed as a 6-foot-6, 197-pound shooting guard. In two separate mock drafts posted on cbssports.com, one has Ledo going to the Indiana Pacers with the 23rd overall pick while the second has Oklahoma City taking him at No. 29.
In one regard, the selection of Val Ackerman as commissioner of the newly revamped Big East Conference makes perfect sense. Ackerman was on the ground floor when the WNBA sprung into existence in the late 90s, the New Jersey native serving as league president for eight years. Her start-up experience figures to serve as a valuable asset to what PC President Rev. Brian J. Shanley refers to as a "rebooted Big East."
Ackerman was formally introduced Wednesday as the conference's new leader. During a conference call that included herself, Shanley and Georgetown President John J. DeGioia, Ackerman made it clear that a 10-team league that includes Big East holdovers Providence, DePaul, Georgetown, Marquette, St. John's, Villanova and Seton Hall coupled with new members Butler, Creighton and Xavier is perfect numbers-wise for the time being.
"Right now we love 10. We have no immediate plans to go beyond that," Ackerman stated. "Expansion is not on our radar."
The 53-year-old Ackerman plans to visit each member school in to order to establish relationships with the appropriate people. Besides building a staff, there's also the task of completing the schedules for the winter teams. Ackermen mentioned that Dan Beebe, who served as a consultant during the search to find a commissioner, was able to take care of the fall sports' schedules.
Ackerman's vast expertise in the basketball arena runs deep and includes posts with the NBA and USA Basketball. She has most recently served as a consultant to the NCAA, for which she completed a comprehensive analysis on the state of women's college basketball. The University of Virginia graduate is also an adjunct professor at Columbia University.
"Val's résumé speaks for itself. She has a passion for the game of basketball that would do Dave Gavitt proud," Shanley pointed out. "She is exactly what the Big East needs. She embodies the highest personal and professional values of the sports industry, and is a hard-charging and innovative leader who can shepherd the conference to continued success."
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A significant number of patients with clinical T1-2N0M0 prostate cancer are treated with radical prostatectmy. However, after pathologic evaluation, some patients are found to have risk factors for local failure. This trial designed by the EORTC evaluates postoperative external beam radiation treatment versus observation in patients with high risk pathological features following prostatectomy.
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The results of this trial promote the use of postoperative radiation treatment in patients with high risk pathological features following prostatectomy. Improved progression-free survival and decreased local recurrence must be balanced against the increased side effect profile. As with any prostate trial, 5 years is inadequate follow-up to make definitive conclusions about treatment efficacy, but these early results are encouraging. It will be interesting to observe the planned subanalysis as it applies to each high risk pathological feature used for stratification, as the clinical implications between the three may be very different.
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12 U.S. Code § 1788 - Special assistance to avoid liquidation
(a) Loans; purchase of assets; accounts; agreements affecting interest of Board in any asset acquired by it
(1) In order to reopen a closed insured credit union or in order to prevent the closing of an insured credit union which the Board has determined is in danger of closing or in order to assist in the voluntary liquidation of a solvent credit union, the Board, in its discretion, is authorized to make loans to, or purchase the assets of, or establish accounts in such insured credit union upon such terms and conditions as it may prescribe. Except with respect to the voluntary liquidation of a solvent credit union, such loans shall be made and such accounts shall be established only when, in the opinion of the Board, such action is necessary to protect the fund or the interests of the members of the credit union.
(2) Whenever in the judgment of the Board such action will reduce the risk or avert a threatened loss to the fund and will facilitate a merger or consolidation of an insured credit union with another insured credit union, or will facilitate the sale of the assets of an open or closed insured credit union to and assumption of its liability by another person, the Board may, upon such terms and conditions as it may determine, make loans secured in whole or in part by assets of an open or closed insured credit union, which loans may be in subordination to the rights of members and creditors of such credit union, or the Board may purchase any of such assets or may guarantee any person against loss by reason of its assuming the liabilities and purchasing the assets of an open or closed insured credit union. For purposes of this paragraph, the term "person" means any credit union, individual, partnership, corporation, trust, estate, cooperative, association, government or governmental subdivision or agency, or other entity.
(3) No agreement which tends to diminish or defeat the right, title, or interest of the Board, in any asset acquired by it under this subsection, either as security for a loan or by purchase, shall be valid against the Board unless such agreement—
(B) shall have been executed by the credit union and the person or persons claiming an adverse interest thereunder, including the obligor, contemporaneously with the acquisition of the asset by the credit union;
(C) shall have been approved by the board of directors of the credit union, which approval shall be reflected in the minutes of such board; and
(b) Protection of Fund
For the protection of the Fund, the Board, without regard to chapters 1 to 11 of title 40 and division C (except sections 3302, 3307 (e), 3501 (b), 3509, 3906, 4710, and 4711) of subtitle I of title 41, may—
(1) deal with, complete, reconstruct, rent, renovate, modernize, insure, make contracts for the management of, sell for cash or credit, or lease, in its discretion, any real property acquired or held by it under this section; and
(2) assign or sell at public or private sale, or otherwise dispose of, any evidence of debt, contract, claim, personal property, or security assigned to or held by it under this section.
Source(June 26, 1934, ch. 750, title II, § 208, as added Pub. L. 91–468, § 1(3),Oct. 19, 1970, 84 Stat. 1013; amended Pub. L. 92–221, § 3,Dec. 23, 1971, 85 Stat. 797; Pub. L. 93–383, title VII, § 729,Aug. 22, 1974, 88 Stat. 721; Pub. L. 95–630, title V, § 502(b),Nov. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 3681; Pub. L. 100–86, title VII, § 714(b), (c),Aug. 10, 1987, 101 Stat. 655.)
In subsec. (b), "chapters 1 to 11 of title 40 and division C (except sections 3302, 3307 (e), 3501 (b), 3509, 3906, 4710, and 4711) of subtitle I of title 41" substituted for "the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949" and "Section 6101 of title 41" substituted for "Section 3709 of the Revised Statutes of the United States" on authority of Pub. L. 107–217, § 5(c),Aug. 21, 2002, 116 Stat. 1303, which Act enacted Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works, and Pub. L. 111–350, § 6(c),Jan. 4, 2011, 124 Stat. 3854, which Act enacted Title 41, Public Contracts.
1987—Subsecs. (c), (d). Pub. L. 100–86redesignated subsec. (c) assection 1787 (j) of this title and subsec. (d) as (c).
1978—Pub. L. 95–630substituted "Board" for "Administrator" wherever appearing, "it" for "he" and "its" for "him", and "its" for "his", where appropriate.
1974—Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 93–383inserted provisions relating to the voluntary liquidation of a solvent credit union and struck out provisions subordinating loans and accounts to the rights of members and creditors of the credit union.
1971—Subsec. (a)(2). Pub. L. 92–221substituted "assumption of its liability by another person" for "assumption of its liability by another insured credit union" and "may guarantee any person against loss by reason of his" for "may guarantee any other insured credit union against loss by reason of its" and inserted definition of "person" as that term is used in par. (2).
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Amendment by Pub. L. 95–630effective on expiration of 120 days after Nov. 10, 1978, and transitional provisions, see section 509 ofPub. L. 95–630, set out as a note under section 1752 of this title.
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Swami Panchadasi's Clairvoyance & Occult Powers, by William Walker Atkinson, ed. Clint Marsh
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Swami Panchadasi's Clairvoyance & Occult Powers, by William Walker Atkinson, ed. Clint Marsh Weiser Books, 9781578635009, 187 pp., 1916, 2011Swami Panchadasi reminds me a bit of Professor X, if only for the fact they're both fictional psychics. Swami Panchadasi is one of ten known alias of William Walker Atkinson who as this legion of authors wrote over one hundred psychic and magickal texts, probably the best known being The Kybalion.Clint Marsh, the editor of this book, and author of The Mentalist's Handbook, raises a good point in the introduction. "Does it matter that all these Hindu mystics and other exotic psychic practitioners never existed?" I agree with Clint that when it comes to practical working systems this doesn't necessarily matter, but representing yourself as from a tradition you seem to have little understanding of is something I'd disagree with. Read More


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BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Buffalo Bills have found a head coach and two coordinators in a matter of a few days.
Former New York Jets defensive coordinator Mike Pettine has agreed to accept the same role with the Bills, according to a person with knowledge of the talks between the sides. The person spoke to USA TODAY Sports on condition of anonymity because the deal is not yet finalized.
Pettine joins the staff of head coach Doug Marrone, who has brought offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett with him from Syracuse, the Buffalo News reported. Consider this the start of the drum beat for the Bills to draft Orange quarterback Ryan Nassib.
Pettine left the Jets after this past regular season. Head coach Rex Ryan claimed Pettine would not be brought back because he was exploring other opportunities, which makes no sense because it was a lateral move from a title standpoint. It was reported by multiple outlets Pettine turned down a contract extension earlier in the season.
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10/28/2013 Home Opener – F Despite the awful start on the road, the casual quip was "well, at least we're
undefeated at home". Well that ended officially after 60 minutes. This team
played as casual as one could be and it showed on the score board. The fans who
shelled out $130+ for a ticket were treated to a shellacking that left them
stunned. For some reasons, the Rangers cannot score a single goal on Canadiens.
Seriously. However, when one shoots directly at the ugly C/H combo logo, it is
easy for the Canadien goaltender to make the save. And easy is now I would
describe Peter Budaj's night. The lack of traffic in front of him was appalling.
Out of the 27 shots he stopped, 2 required any sort of skill. The Rangers were not the only bums on the ice tonight. And I hate this complaint,
I really, really do, but the officiating was downright criminal. Everyone knows
that Brian Boyle never uses his size to his advantage. But when a Canadien
threw himself on Boyle, Boyle was called for interference which led to the
first and game winning goal. Kreider was the victim of being on the ice when
two Canadiens collided with each other, so he was sent to the box. And the most
egregious blown call was the kicked-in goal that was deemed a good call. It was
kicked in. There is no other way around it. Galchenyuk extended his leg to
angle his skate to push the puck into the net. That is a kick. The only excuse
would be that Galchenyuk is a worm and worms do not have the legs required to
make a kicking motion. And while I would have to agree with both points, they
do not apply. Not that it matters in the end since the Rangers could not slip a puck past
PETER BUDAJ – who should start working on his Vezina acceptance speech. The
team looked tired and/or bored with playing. Despite the bounces and officiating
going against them, a good team would be able to fight back. This team was not
a good team tonight. The Rangers now have as many wins (3) as they have been
shut out (3). That's terrible.
10/29/2013 First Islanders Game – B A win is a win. And a win in regulation against a divisional opponent is a
little bit better. And of course, a regulation win against the Islanders in the
Nassau Mausoleum is one of the best types of wins you can come across. After
this game, my Dad called to tell me that the Rangers have the best backup
goaltender in Henrik Lundqvist. Cam Talbot played a great game. The two goals
he let in – a wrister over his glove but just beneath the bar and a puck that
went off him and off Girardi and in – were hardly on him. This team came out looking bored. But the
Rangers/Islanders rivalry might have been the boost they needed. While they had
no real sustained pressure in the offensive zone at first, they came to life on
the power play. I just want everyone to re-read that last sentence. This team
came alive due to a power play goal. Their PP has been one of the few
highlights of this season. It has not always converted, but they are getting
good chances. The Richards shot from the point was tipped by Kreider who got
his own rebound and slammed it home. But, all the chances in the world do not mean
anything until you convert. After a dominating three minutes of play in the
offensive zone, the Islanders tied the game up with their first shot in the
second period. The rest of the period was an intense back and forth that kept
fans on the edge of their seats and probably had the coaches pulling out their
hair. The last Islander goal is just one of those hockey plays gone wrong.
Talbot deflects a puck with his glove into his goaltender and in. We all
cheered that Jonathon Quick's stick deflected McDonagh's 180 foot shot and in;
now it is our turn to feel that sting. But, as I alluded to against the Canadiens, this team got lousy bounces and
fought back. They tied it up on the power play with a McDonagh bomb. The game
went back to hectic play until a beauty give and go play between Pouliot and
Hagelin (in his first game of the season), led to Pouliot burying the puck and
the game. Once they had the lead, this team bunkered down and Talbot shut the door.
I am also impressed that they were able to keep the tandem of Vanek (in his
first game as an Islander) and Taveres off the board. This team's top D-men are
finally starting to get their dominance back. It was a gutsy yet sloppy win.
10/31/2013 – Buffalo – B+ I am a big fan of "statement wins". It does not make sense, but I enjoy the
idea that a specific win is more important than any other victory. This game,
however, would have been a statement loss. A loss to the worst team in the
league (possibly ever) at home would have been essentially the white flag. But, alas, this team rose to the occasion. Lundqvist stopped all 29 shots that
came his way to earn his second shutout of the season (and just his third win).
The Ranger peppered American-hero Ryan Miller with 49 shots on goal. 49. From
the New York Rangers. It is still a little jarring that out of 49, only 2 went
in. But this team did their job and got their first home victory. I liked
seeing their power play convert again. Plus, Brassard has been showing signs of
being a little inconsistent, so getting him rolling would be tremendous. He
sniped the puck from the hash marks. JT Miller was eclipsing Ryan Miller and
the Buffalo net minder had no chance. It was a great play and I am glad JT
Miller got an assist on the play. Also, Chris Kreider has been an absolute
beast since being recalled. He has been fast, tough, and taking shots from
anywhere on the ice. His goal tonight was a perfect example. He fires from a
short angle, banks it off of Miller's back and in. It is not pretty, but when
you are in the basement of the league in Goals For, anything will do. Lundqvist was fantastic. He looked like his old self. He was head butting the
puck away and making fantastic stops. He seemed confident and looked as if he
was not trying to do everything. He kept his game simple and stopped
everything. And finally, Matts Zuccarello (who won the first star) has improved his all-around
game. He received a primary assist on the Kreider insurance goal, but was a
force on the ice. For such a small player, AV has had him in crucial
situations. He is on the ice on the power play and the penalty kill; he is
logging big minutes; and has been extremely good in his own zone. This was a good win against a team they had to beat.
11/2/2013 – Carolina – A Going into this game, I wondered which streak seemed more farfetched: This New
York Rangers squad could win 3 in a row or that Carolina would lose 4 in a row.
Thankfully the Staal brothers experiment has proven to be a failure and the
Rangers came out victorious after a strong performance by Lundqvist and Stepan.
The Rangers came out looking like a team that did not want to win. Most of the
first period was played in the Rangers zone and Lundqvist stood on his team to
keep his team in it. The shots were 7-2 when Hagelin, in his second game of the
season, whipped a backhander past Peters. It started when Richards made a great
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the Rangers have been on. After the goal, these two lines went to work but were
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the board. Stepan came in with a piano on his back. He has not scored a goal
after inking the bridge deal and made Sather look brilliant for not giving him
the mood during the off season. But he finally got going and would put up three
goals on the night for his second career hat trick. It's about freakin time.
With Nash and Callahan out, Stepan needs to be the superstar his agent thinks
he is. The Cannes broke Lundqvist's shutout bid with a power play goal. Sekera from
the point tipped off Strahlman and in. Lundqvist never saw it and it is a shame
because he played so well and deserved better. The reason Carolina was on the
power play came from an interesting narrative. Ryan Murphy torpedoed Derek
Dorsett when Dorsett was breaking into the Carolina zone. Murphy was penalized
for "clipping". The next time Dorsett had the opportunity; he ran at Murphy and
received two minutes for elbowing. It was dumb and selfish and ultimately
pointless. Murphy would be fined the maximum by the league for the clip, but
Dorsett's boneheaded play led the Carolina goal. This gave Carolina life as the third period started similar to the first.
Lundqvist was beyond solid and never gave anything up. Stepan's second and third goals came from the hard work of his line. First,
Kreider made a hit and stole the puck from the Hurricanes in their own zone. He
dished it to Zuccorello behind the net. Zucc made a no-look, behind the back
pass to Stepan. Stepan wasted no time and snipped it far side. It was
beautiful. The hat trick goal came from some luck. Again, Kreider and Zuccorello got the
assists and Stepan banked it off of a Carolina player and in. This sealed the
hat trick and the victory for the good guys.
11/4/2013 – Revenge of the Ducks – D
Last time the Rangers faced the Ducks, they were in the habit
of being embarrassed. And they put up nothing in front of the Ducks in a 6-0
loss. Well, this is a new team. Kind of. A lot of hemming and hawing went into
the Rangers three-game win streak. Yes, they won 3 games and could be turning
into the team we thought they would be. But they beat the Islanders, the
Sabres, and the Hurricanes. Not exactly the elite (and the fact that the
Islanders are the best team on that list illustrates how weak the streak is).
But, you can only beat the teams the schedule gives you. In what was one of the less exciting games this season, the Rangers lost to the
Ducks 2-1. It's less than 6-0… so… improvement? The day started with learning
that the Captain would be returning into the lineup. Then we learned that
Miller would be scratched which left us scratch our heads. It took two and a
half minutes for the Ducks to get on the board when Perry was left all alone in
front of the net to take three whacks at a sprawled out Lundqvist and
eventually popped it in. This all started with a terrible McDonaugh play
(passing it cross ice in front of the Ranger's net) that led to a turn over.
The next turnover was Richards carelessly passing the puck up ice. This led to
an odd man rush and the puck behind Lundqvist. Uncharacteristically, Lundqvist
gave up 2 goals on 5 shots. The rest of the period was a snoozer. There were a
lot of icings and stoppages of play. The Ducks seemed content to smother the
puck for the next 45 minutes and walk out with a win. Which they essentially
did. The only sign of life is when Michael Del-Zotto (remember him?) scored his
first of the season late in the second period. With bedlam in front the Ducks'
goaltender, DZ was able to finally put the Rangers on the board. This was one
of the few times the Rangers would be able to create any sort of chaos in the
Ducks zone. They still had a whole period to go to get something, anything going. Alas,
they slept through the last period. In fact, a quarter of the first period went
by before the Rangers had a shot on goal. 5 minutes. I have seen this team kill
five minute penalties and get a shot off. Down by one, at home, twenty minutes
to go, there was plenty of time. Plus they even had a power play! But this team
looked defeated. The last period was boring and infuriating. With four minutes
left, the Rangers had a chance when Getzlaf went off for slashing. A minute
later, Pouliot went off for high sticking. Then! The Rangers were caught with
too many men on the ice. They had 6 players on while they were shorthanded. How
does that even happen? I can't be too critical. As of now, the Ducks sit atop the league. They are a
deep team. The Rangers are not. They had the opportunities though; but they
just could not capitalize on them. Hopefully things go better when they face
Pittsburgh next…
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- District Supt. Harvey Burnett said...
I'm watching this vid in parts but the firned in adultery working the alter is something else...that was sad and he should have been ashamed and your statements on the relationship between punishment and forgiveness was a pretty powerful thought.
Superstition does not equal supernaturalism...you sneak in that little equation wich I think is the failure of yuor approach. Superstition has nothing to do with the Christian worldview.
I think more accurately the approach should approach this from a material/immaterial world view.
I'll get back with more.
- October 1, 2009 at 11:06 AM
- District Supt. Harvey Burnett said...
also in your analysis of pain and suffering you leave out the problem of sin as defined within the bible.
Short of the long you can't criticize God as it relates to pain without introducing the reason why he states that pain and suffering exists.
So you can generalize religiously, but for Christianity you can't skip over the problem of sin and hope to make an argument against God.
Power to stop something does not make one more morally obligated to stop it either...in other words a parent can stop a child fro doing many things at any age...but there comes a point in good parenting that a parent steps back and allows a child to have their own experience.
You say, well certainly a parent stops a child from death and dying...in that case the -parent also strips the child's free-will...
Example, I know of a parent whose son is a drug addict. The parent has done everything humanly possible to get him off drugs. Now they can take one more step and lock this fella up in a room and keep him there...Would that save this fella? probably. Would that destroy his free-will? Absolutely...
Now the question is, would that be good to take away the decision making ability that the person had to begin with or would that simply be another form of mind control?
There are many consideration that you don't make in this interview and in your book regarding this.
- October 1, 2009 at 12:43 PM
- District Supt. Harvey Burnett said...
Your razor blade analogy...God gave man freewill and freewill was good there is no equivalency to a razor blade or something bad...man used it for bad...
Then racism, isn't solely based on skin...it's a heart condition. I propose that if all skin colors were esactly the same there would yet have been slavery and oppression of certain types of people...you have no allowance for this in your views.
- October 1, 2009 at 12:59 PM
- Lynn said...
I really enjoyed your video today. I know you are very capable of the complicated arguments with other well-educated people. But I think it is so good to have the down-to-earth approach as you did here. I could imagine regular people watching this and understanding it. I thought it was great.
- October 1, 2009 at 6:34 PM
- Rob R said...
I'll agree with your statement on Hume's brilliance. He gave the west a wonderful gift. He destroyed the idea that that we could have knowledge without faith. To bad it didn't occur to him that we could have knowledge bolstered by faith.
- October 1, 2009 at 8:56 PM
- John W. Loftus said...
Thanks Lynn!
Harvey, I think it's clear you have not read the book which this interview was about. In it I address your objections. What are you waiting for? Read it and then see what you think.
- October 1, 2009 at 10:53 PM
- Anthony said...
John wrote: Harvey, I think it's clear you have not read the book which this interview was about. In it I address your objections. What are you waiting for? Read it and then see what you think.
Since Harvey refuses to read a book on the evidence for evolution I honestly doubt he will read your's either John. So smug is he in his religion, that he "knows" he's right and we are wrong. No evidence or logic to the contrary will convince him otherwise.
- October 1, 2009 at 11:07 PM
- Rob R said...
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In one of the other threads, you made the point that we ultimately have to simply trust that our senses are mostly accurate.
Well, maybe, but I wouldn't use exactly those words, that our senses are accurate (maybe I did, but here I'm clarifying). It's not that they are accurate that I emphasize, but rather, they effectively communicate an external world to us.
I agree with that statement, but I also think that the trust is not wholly unjustified.
You are right. It's not unjustified. That's my whole point. Trust/faith can be very justifiable if you allow for example existential concerns to have weight in considering truth. But the senses do not justify themselves in their display of an external world.
Evolutionary processes guarantee that our senses should give us a reasonably accurate representation of reality, since if they didn't we wouldn't have survived due to our faulty senses.
If evolution is the most reasonable explanation of the "facts" it is still just part of the narrative delivered by the senses that cannot stand alone to justify themselves hence it cannot be used to justify belief in an external reality.
FYI, Alvin Plantinga has an argument for God from evolution (though it could also be used against evolution as well). He notes that if beliefs or tendencies toward beliefs evolved, they didn't evolve because they are true but because they have survival value. This is a problem since false beliefs can have survival value. He gives an example of a a person who has evolved the desire to be eaten by a tiger combined with the false belief that every time he sees a tiger, it won't eat him, so he runs away from it. Perhaps an even better example of the potential for evolution to erode our capability of knowing truth is from Mike Judge's comedy, "Idiocracy." The setup for the movie explains the principle in a crude but humorous way. Plantinga's argument is that we are capable of perceiving truth is evidence that God guided the process.
So the idea that we evolved the capacity for truth is just one more area where faith is required (whether you believe God was involved or not). You might counter to suggest that this belief isn't unjustified, and I would say, but of course because faith is reasonable part of justification.
From my perspective, if you can't show that your knowledge of God is internally derived, then you are still making an additional leap that I don't have to make.
While I'm going a few extra steps, it's not so much that I'm making an unreasonable leap as it is that I am working from a richer and more robust epistemic approach, one that as been assailed on faulty grounds such as it's controversial or it can't be justified by the five senses or science.
- October 2, 2009 at 12:50 AM
- Scott said...
Rob wrote: If evolution is the most reasonable explanation of the "facts" it is still just part of the narrative delivered by the senses that cannot stand alone to justify themselves hence it cannot be used to justify belief in an external reality.
Rob, I think what he's referring to is that, as a physical process, evolution requires an external reality to actually exist. Should there be an external state of affairs that has overwhelming impact our survival, then our acceptance of said state of affairs would strongly influence our ability to survive. But if one acts as if this external reality is merely an illusion, despite it's impact on their survival, then it's guaranteed that one will not survive without intervention from someone who does recognize the external world.
That we have evolved complex optical systems to perceive a three dimensional space from two dimensional stereo fields indicates that visual input from external world is very useful, even if it doesn't always reveal completely accurate real-world states. Should there be no external world, there would there be no external pressures that select some traits, but not others. Nor would there be random mutation of our genetic code to bring about new traits as would be no genes, etc.
Acquiring a number of false conclusions about an external reality is significantly different that assuming an external reality does not exist at all. Saying that the sun orbits the earth is not the same as saying there is no sun, earth or any external reality since everything we experience is an illusion.
While I'm going a few extra steps, it's not so much that I'm making an unreasonable leap as it is that I am working from a richer and more robust epistemic approach.
It's appears you're trying to level the playing field by saying that your approach is more rich. However, it's unclear what you mean by "rich" and "robust." Could you mean something you personally find more satisfying?
For example, which explanation would be richer: that God willed the universe into existence or that our universe was created by a natural process over a vast period of time?
If God is an infinite being, creating the universe would not a task which required much of any effort on his part. Even the description in Genesis would be considered a more "rich" as it depicts God taking several days to create the create the earth (but only a day to create all the remaining stars in the universe).
Now, compare this to our universe being the result of a vast natural process. One could say this account is far more rich than saying God did it.
As for your approach being more "robust," again, it's unclear that such robustness is actually reflected in the results of said epistemic approach.
First, if having a personal relationship with God was his ultimate reason why he designed us with a capacity for truth - and our salvation hinges on actually obtaining the true details about his nature - then we are clearly ill suited to find such truth. Many have died believing that some other God, such as Allah, is the one true God and would be lost. There are others who practice non non-theistic religions, such Buddhism, and non-theists who think that God is a creation of human kind to help understand that which was unknown. We also continue to discover evidence to this effect in the fields of neuroscience, etc.
Second, you seem to suggest that our capacity for finding truth came about through the intentional design of an pre-existing agent that also held the capacity for truth.
Where did this agent's capacity for truth come from? Where is this agent today? Should this agent actually exhibit a capacity for finding truth far beyond ours, why does it appear to reveal the kind if information we'd expect to learn on our own? Why does this agent's moral decisions change with human definitions of morality?
- October 3, 2009 at 3:39 PM
- Anonymous said...
Rob R - you make mention of Alvin Plantinga. Here's an excellent intellectual essay called: A Refutation of Plantinga's Modal Ontological Argument - and why it even suggests a disproof of God - http://www.paul-almond.com/ModalOntologicalArgument.htm
If your intellect can cope, I'd also read Paul's other essays. They're a really good read.
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EUGENE, Ore. - Mac Court has been a symbol of University of Oregon athletics for the past 84 years.
Now as the basketball and volleyball teams move on to their new home, the university is left to decide what's next for McArthur Court.
"We're trying to find a really exciting, innovative way to reuse the building if we can," said UO Architect Chris Ramey.
While many people are looking back on the history of Mac Court as it prepares to host it's last Ducks basketball game on New Year's Day, the university is looking toward the building's future.
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"We can't really keep a building just for their own sake," said Ramey, "they have to be able to help us advance the mission of the university."
Last spring, the university completed a study, exploring different uses for the building. Now the School of Architecture and Allied Arts may move in.
"They're not sure exactly where they want to be on campus," Ramey said. "They want to be in a new building, might be here, might be somewhere else."
If they decide to move in, the outside of the building will remain virtually unchanged - but the inside will be completely different.
According to Ramey, the inside of the building would be completely gutted to make way for classrooms, studio spaces and offices.
"It would be this building plus at least another building, maybe two more buildings to really contain all of what they want to have here," he said.
But a decision on that isn't expected until sometime early in the winter term.
If the AAA program does decide to move, Ramey said the next step will be securing funding to convert the building into classrooms.
He said if that happens, the project could take up to five years.
For now, Mac Court will still be a hub for athletics.
"They're going to use it for volleyball, one of the club sports is going to use it," Ramey said. "The crew team is going to use the corridors."


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The owner of an Oswego County company had no idea until last week that his storage and distribution firm would be helping to straighten out the mess left behind by Fort Drum Vehicle Storage LLP.
George P. Joyce, CEO of Laser Transit Ltd., Lacona, said Monday that his company is helping the state attorney general's office retrieve more than 150 vehicles that are owned by deployed Fort Drum soldiers and are being stored in two warehousing facilities in Oswego County.
With help that Fort Drum officials arranged, about 15 soldiers traveled to Oswego by van Friday and managed to get back their vehicles. But about 150 more cars remain in Sandy Creek and Oswego, Mr. Joyce said.
"We're doing everything we can to get the vehicles back to the soldiers," he said.
On Monday, he said he was left in the dark about what was happening to the soldiers. He did not know the owners of Fort Drum Vehicle Storage LLP — which was headquartered until recently in a storefront office on Route 11 in Evans Mills — had left without any plans to return the vehicle to soldiers when they arrived home from deployment. He was merely renting out about 30,000 square feet of space to the storage company, he said.
Soldiers, who were paying $100 to $150 a month to store them, were never told their vehicles had been moved out of Jefferson County.
It was not until the middle of last week when some soldiers returned home that the situation came to light and state Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman's office got involved. Mr. Joyce said his company has been working with the attorney general's office to resolve the matter. He said he inventoried the cars and provided registration information to the office.
The vehicles ended up at the Oswego County facilities months ago, although it remains unclear how or why that happened.
Mr. Joyce said he suspected something was awry because his company could not track down Fort Drum Vehicle Storage owner JoAnn Sanchez-Norquist and her management team.
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Ms. Sanchez-Norquist is believed to have moved to Las Vegas; her chief financial officer, Ruby "Charlene" Williams, followed her there, former employees said.
For about a year, Fort Drum Vehicle Storage went through financial problems when Ms. Sanchez-Norquist lost several properties she had owned for failing to pay taxes, including a warehouse on West Main Street in Watertown where dozens of vehicles had been stored.
At one time this winter, vehicles were stored outside at the Hotis Motel at 23442 Route 37 in the town of Pamelia, where the business office once had been. The company sought to rent warehouse space in a building on Bradley Street in Watertown, but those plans fell apart.
While all of that was going on, the vehicles apparently just sat in Oswego County, receiving no maintenance. A soldier who got her 2010 Dodge Charger back Friday said she has to replace the car's brakes and rotors and possibly its tires because no one apparently started its engine or moved it for months.
Mr. Joyce said he had no idea what kind of maintenance was done on the vehicles. Soldiers paid for the Evans Mills company to supply those services.
"The extent of neglect and consequences, thereof, is being assessed as this investigation continues," the attorney general's office said in an email.
As of Friday, Fort Drum Vehicle Storage no longer has any control over vehicles left in the Oswego County warehousing facilities. The attorney general's office met with the company's last employee, a secretary, to expedite the transfer of the vehicles, a spokesman with the office said Monday.
The attorney general's office has taken possession of the keys and company files, and has turned them over to Laser Transit, the spokesman said. The office also is sending a letter to all the soldiers affected. They are being given three options: they can arrange with Laser Transit to leave their vehicles in Oswego County, move their vehicles to a free unsecured lot on post or make other private arrangements.
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After reading the editorial, "Choice may be victim of the decision" (Sun Advocate, April 26) my husband contacted Richard Shaw to tell him there is still another choice for a high school education in Carbon County.
What Mr. Shaw and many other people do not know is that the Southeastern Christian Academy is not just an elementary school. In the 23 years of our existence we have graduated 21 students from high school. Several have gone on to graduate from various Bible schools, colleges, and trade schools around the United States.
There are those who try to ignore us or discourage parents from sending students to us because we are not accredited through the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges.
Despite this non-accreditation we have letters from the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense stating their policy on a graduate "of a non-accredited church affiliated school, including the School of Tomorrow" or Accelerated Christian Education; the curriculum, guidelines, and standards that we here at Southeastern Christian Academy incorporate. The Defense Department policy is to consider those "graduates as high school diploma graduates for enlistment purposes."
We also have a booklet of colleges and universities that have Accepted Accelerated Christian Education Graduates. Included in this booklet is Idaho State University, University of Idaho, University of Illinois, University of Chicago, Ball State University, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis, Iowa State University Medical Center, Northern Maine Technical Institute, Maryland University, Johns Hopkins University, U.S. Naval Academy, Harvard University, Michigan State University, Cornell University, West Point, Penn State, BYU, our own College of Eastern Utah, as well as hundreds of other Colleges, Universities, and Technical Schools both in the United States and Internationally.
Students, from non-accredited church affilitated School of Tomorrow/Accelerated Christian Education, have done at least as well on their SATs, ACTs, or college entrance exams or those students from accredited and non-accredited government/public schools.
Our pilot schools, Lighthouse Christian Academy, Texas; Lighthouse Christian School, Texas; and Lighthouse Christian School, Florida, are accredited through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Commission on International and Trans-Regional Accreditation. We can arrange through one of these schools for dual enrollment for high school students to receive dual diplomas, both from our school and from Texas.
School of Tomorrow/Accelerated Christian Education curriculum is used in over 6,000 schools around the world in over 120 separate countries including in a government/public school in Moscow, Russia. There is a program called Vision in Colorado, which is sponsored by School District that will buy School of Tomorrow/Accelerated Christian Education curriculum for students.
In closely following the guidelines and procedures of the School of Tomorrow/Accelerated Christian Education we have received "accredited status" through School of Tomorrow/Accelerated Christian Education Ministries, which is not the same accreditation as Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges.
If accreditation is important to you, go to the web and do a search to see if your child's school is listed as being accredited. You might be greatly surprised. I know I was, when I checked on various schools locally as well as upstate.. It is surprising how many high schools are graduating students every year, yet they are not accredited and no one questions them because they are government/public schools.
God is not expelled from our school. Students are able to learn Biblical/moral values and standards since the curriculum has the Bible integrated throughout. Students are able to pray in school. We usually have prayer at least three times during the day, opening assembly, lunchtime, and closing assembly and other prayer times throughout the day as needed.
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The whole incident makes me even more grateful to be involved with The Last Name Project and reminds us all that our laws, not just our traditions, still reinforce the good ole' patriarchal status quo!
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Elliotte Friedman writes at CBC that the owners say that the contract terms can be negotiated while the players say that is not the case.
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Third coup at the Marcialonga! On Sunday, Atomic athlete Jörgen Aukland won the 70 kilometer cross-country skiing marathon classics in Italy for the third time after 2003 and 2006. This happened after an incredible race to catch up from kilometer 40 onwards and an exciting finish sprint against his elder brother and Atomic colleague Anders.
After 2:55:37,3 hours the 36-year-old Norwegian Jörgen Aukland crossed the finish line in Predazzo. 1,7 seconds afterwards, his brother Anders, elder by 3 years and the winner of this competition in 2004, followed him. At kilometer 40, Jörgen still lagged behind the top group, but he kept on fighting with ATOMIC Worldcup Classic. "My ATOMIC did not let me down. It was a great feeling to reach the top racers. During the last kilometers, I felt strong and that I could make it." Jörgen Aukland now shares the leadership of the FIS Marathon Cup with Czech Stanislav Rezac. Jörgen Aukland has gained a total of 160 points in three out of ten races. Anders Aukland ranks third with 125 points. Medals for ATOMIC athletes at the Norwegian and German championships There are reports of success for ATOMIC athletes in regards to national cross-country skiing championships. In Norway, Marthe Kristoffersen won a gold medal in the 3 x 5 kilometer relay and Sondre Turvoll Fossli won silver in the 1,3 kilometer men's sprint. In Germany, Franz Göring took a silver medal home with him after the 10 km race and in the girls' U18, Victoria Carl won two gold medals – one in sprint, the other in the 10 km race.