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MASSENA - A Massena woman who felt she was protecting the best interests of a toddler when she became engaged in a minor altercation with the childs mother has been granted a six-month adjournment in contemplation of dismissal.
Village police picked up April Hall, 22, of 39 East Orvis St., Massena, in early March on a criminal summons charging her with second-degree harassment stemming from an investigation into an incident reported on Jan. 11. Hall reportedly punched and grabbed Jeanie Coughlin by the neck and pushed her down into the door.
Ms. Coughlin told police the incident occurred after she told Hall she and the toddler were moving out of the East Orvis Street residence. She said Hall grabbed the child, disappeared briefly and returned in an agitated state. She said Hall grabbed her by the shirt and neck, pushed her into a door and punched her in the face. Ms. Coughlin said Hall screamed at her that she could move but she wasnt taking the child with her.
Massena Village Justice Eric J. Gustafson granted Hall the ACD with a stipulation she commit no further offenses. If she remains arrest free for the next six months, the case will be dismissed.
In other recent court action before Mr. Gustafson:
■ Max R. Brewer, 22, of 153 East Orvis St., Apt. 3, Massena, was fined $500 and a $400 surcharge for a driving while intoxicated conviction. His operating privileges were revoked for six months.
Village police had charged Brewer, then listing a Maple Street address, with aggravated driving while intoxicated, leaving the scene of a property damage accident, failure to keep right and consuming alcohol in a motor vehicle following a property damage accident at 2:56 a.m. Jan. 21, 2012 on Pine Street.
Police said Brewer struck a utility pole in front of 5 Pine St. and then fled the scene on foot. He was apprehended by police on Maple Street. He reportedly had a blood alcohol content of 0.18 percent, the threshold for an aggravated DWI charge in New York state and more than double the .08 percent that constitutes a DWI count.
■ Kyle R. Clemmo, 25, of 15 Stearns St., Massena, was fined $500 and a $400 surcharge and was placed on probation for three years for a driving while intoxicated conviction. His operating privileges were revoked for six months.
Clemmo had pleaded guilty to a driving while intoxicated count in a plea bargain agreement linked to his completion of a treatment program. Clemmo reportedly had a blood alcohol content of 0.22 percent when he was charged with aggravated DWI following a traffic stop at 12:09 a.m. July 22 while police were investigating a domestic incident that reportedly took place in the vehicle. He also reportedly struck the curb when he was driving on East Orvis Street.
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CANTON Joy filled the St. Lawrence County legislative chamber Friday afternoon rather than political dealings as the wedding of Clarkson University graduate students Zhe James Qu and Meng Ivy Cai took place.
The wedding is believed to be the first conducted in the Board of Legislators boardroom. It took place under the auspices of County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire and her staff. Mr. Qu and Ms. Cai, both master of business administration program graduates, knew Ms. St. Hilaire through her affiliation with Clarkson, where she teaches a class on entrepreneurial ventures.
Karens our teacher and we asked her where the best place was to get married, and she said the courthouse, Ms. Cai said.
The setting met their expectations.
Its perfect, Mr. Qu said.
The couples celebration continued Saturday as they graduated from Clarkson. This week, they have job interviews in Austin, Texas.
The wedding was attended by the mothers of the bride and bridegroom, several friends, Ogdensburg businessman James Ma, who taught a class in Ms. St. Hilaires course on import and export, Clarkson economics professor Mark R. Frascatore, who was an official witness along with Ms. St. Hilaire, and some of the staff from the legislative office, who helped plan the wedding.
County Emergency Services Director Michael J. LeCuyer, who also is a Louisville town justice, married the couple.
Ms. St. Hilaire originally had thought to have a green and gold cake in keeping with Clarksons colors but nixed that idea after learning that green can symbolize infidelity.
Instead, she arranged for a white cake with red decoration topped by an orchid.
Ms. Cai wore a dress of red and white because happiness in China is associated with the color red.
The couple met in college in Xian, China, applied to Clarkson together, and planned two years ago to marry after graduation.
Mr. LeCuyer concluded the wedding with the lighting of a unity candle. The couple each used individual candles to jointly light a third candle.
Forever let this light lead you in your lives, Mr. LeCuyer said.
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|Length Overall
|48' 3''
|Dry Weight
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|14' 11''
|Tested Weight
|4' 4''
|Weight Capacity
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|Person Capacity
|Draft Down
|Fuel Capacity
|618 gal.
|Air Draft
|Water Capacity
|159 gal.
|Length on Trailer
|Max Headroom
|6' 6''
|Height on Trailer
|Bridge Clearance
|13' 5'' w/o tower
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|Total Package Weight (Trailer,Boat & Engine)
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|Std. Power
|2 x 700-hp CAT C12
|Tested Power
|2 x 800-hp MAN D2848 LE 403 inboard diesels
|Opt. Power
2 x 900-hp MAN V-8 900CR
The 450 is beautifully designed and captivating.
The 450 Convertible delivers comfortable cruising accommodations while at the same time meeting the needs of fishermen. She offers a functional layout and can sleep up to four adults.
Plenty of seating for everyone to enjoy the view.
The 450 offers a great flybridge that has wraparound seating along with helm and companion pedestal seats. There's also storage under the lounge seats for life vests.
Spacious living accommodations.
The 450 offers a spacious salon that is fully carpeted and has a wraparound sofa. A dry bar and entertainment center with TV/VCR and AM/FM CD player is also standard.
The galley on the 450 offers lots of counterspace.
With this much room you can spread out the ingredients for all your great meals. You'll feel right at home in this spacious galley that comes complete with a refrigerator/freezer, two-burner cooktop,
The 450 offers luxurious sleeping accommodations.
The owner's stateroom has a queen-size berth, hanging locker and hullside storage shelves. There's also an entertainment center with TV/VCR and AM/FM stereo with CD player.
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The story behind the birth of Bertram yachts dates back to the Miami-Nassau powerboat race of 1960. On the day of the race the wind was blowing 30 knots and kicking up 8-foot seas and many of the boats turned back or ended up finishing the race the next day. Only two boats finished the race that day, a 30-foot wooden prototype designed by C. Raymond Hunt for Miami yacht broker Richard Bertram, and another V-hull boat. This one event would have a major impact on powerboating.
Richard Bertram discovered Hunt was already building these "experimental powerboats" during the 1958 America's Cup Trials. It was a 23-foot fiberglass prototype designed to be a tender that first caught his eye as it powered through the nasty chop. He couldn't believe his eyes as he watched this 23-footer toughing it out in 6-foot swells. Believing that Hunt was onto something bigger he had him design a 30-footer prototype for him, which he named Moppie, after his wife.
The 30 had a consistent 24-degree deadrise fore and aft that gave her great ability in rough water. It is this hull design that has stood the test of time and given motoryachts their ability to cruise in offshore conditions.
After the 1960 race, the first fiberglass 31 was created, and from there on the rest is history. In 1998 Bertram was acquired by the Ferretti Group, an Italian motoryacht manufacturer.
As the heir to the classic 43, the 450 still maintains that Bertram battlewagon profile enhanced with a subtle new flair and pleasantly surprising upgrades. The first noticeable difference is the increased flybridge seating now in a wrap around design. The helm is updated as well with cleaner lines and electronic controls. Dual helm chairs compliment the flybridge with great sight lines both for and aft.
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The cockpit is slightly larger with some new features that are sure to please any owner. There's a removable oversized fishbox in the floor and one in the transom with overboard drain. There also gunwale storage for boat hooks and gaffs. Washdowns and power receptacles are neatly hidden in side compartments and the bait prep station, freezer, and livewell remain neatly hidden under contoured hatch covers. Engine room access is just steps down from the cockpit. The engine room is slightly larger than the 43 because the generator has been moved into the space just aft of the engine room steps.
Beautifully updated and redesigned the salon hosts a number of upgrades and enhancements. At first glance the new u-shaped galley is neither down nor up but rather on a sub level keeping the steward in the salon conversation.
The galley boasts tons of new storage and good countertop space. The galley comes complete with undercounter drawer refrigerator and freezer units, two-burner cooktop, microwave oven, and plenty of cabinets to store all your appliances. Across from the galley is a new elevated wet bar with even more storage for your favorite cocktail glasses or spirits. This will undoubtedly be the captain's new after hour lower helm station.
The L-shaped sofa and ¾ settee round out the impressive new salon with an entertainment center just to starboard inside the companionway entrance. The traditional ceiling rod storage is now located just above the galley sole.
The master is still located all the way forward and is lavishly appointed like all Bertram masters with large closets, ample storage, and elegant appointments. The master head has a new twist with a mirrored ceiling that gives the impression of a much larger facility.
The guest stateroom is located down and to starboard and features twin berths and a separate head with the same mirrored ceiling just opposite. Directly across from the guest stateroom is hallway storage and a stacked washer and dryer. The 450 is a real performer as well. Our test vessel is powered by twin MAN 620 hp diesels that produce a 33 mph cruise turning 2000 rpm and burning only 53 total gallons per hour generating a range of over 360 miles at that speed with the 528 gallon fuel cell. The top end was determined to be 39 mph turning 2400 rpm and creating a decibel level of 87. She's quick as well with a time to plane of only 5.2 seconds.
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Select photos as Austin Berry, Hunter Jumper, Sean Johnson, Jalil Anibaba, Daniel Paladini, Quincy Amarikwa, Gonzalo Segares, Michael Videira, Paolo Tornaghi, and Aron Hyde were all out on the runway at ROOF on theWit strutting their stuff for the Chicago Fire Foundation.
It was a great night, and as you can see below the guys had some fun too.
Photo Credit: Nick Sintich, Chicago Fire
After a dramatic later winner against New England, the Men in Red head to Firehouse East (#FHEAST) Saturday night to face a surging Columbus team (LIVE 6pm CT on My50). Since relieving coach Robert Warzycha of his duties and replacing him with Technical Director Brian Bliss, the Crew have won two of three and remain in the MLS Cup playoff hunt.
The Columbus hierarchy are calling this match a six-pointer and I tend to agree. Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Sticking tight to Dominic Oduro – regardless of what position he plays in
In my last preview of a Fire vs. Columbus match, I heaped praise on Oduro and since then, the Ghanaian has continued to put in good performances.
Many in Columbus called for Oduro to be played up top and for the first two games under Brian Bliss this happened but last weekend the ex-Fire man moved to the right wing, making room for Federico Higuain and Jairo Arrieta to take their places in the middle of the attack.
In truth, Oduro is difficult to contain in either position.
On the wing, his pace forces the outside defenders to be on their guard and not stray too far forward. Hiss crossing is also dangerous -- he looks to get the ball in the box as early as possible, oftentimes playing it low to the ground, bending it around the defenders. These sort of balls are a nightmare to defend and limiting Oduro's space to cross will be important.
Oduro's runs also make him a difficult player to mark when he plays up top. In the Crew's last match against Montreal, he made a brilliant run into the box to get on the end of a sublime through ball from Federico Higuain and score the winner.
It will be an added incentive for the Fire defenders to keep their former teammate off the score sheet on Saturday night.
The midfield battle – Will Trap and Tony Tchani vs Jeff Larentowicz and Arevalo Rios
In just a few matches together, Jeff Larentowicz and Arevalo Rios have formed quite a formidable partnership in the center of midfield.
In the Crew's last match against the Impact, Will Trapp continued to start, this time alongside Tony Tchani. This partnership is similar to the Fire's, with one player advancing to help the attack while the other sits.
Tchani particularly caught the eye, bringing a physical presence that was lacking to the Crew's midfield. The Cameroonian has surprisingly good foot skills for a burly 6'4'' midfielder and is equally comfortable playing through balls from deep or driving forward with the ball.
The battle between the two sets of central midfielders will be very interesting to watch, with both trying to catch the other out.
The Fire's central pair must continue to stay disciplined and not be caught in a situation where both are too far forward. The Fire's midfield tandem certainly have the edge in experience and I expect them to display that against the younger pair.
Focusing the attacks down the Columbus left – targeting Tyson Wahl and co.
In the first two matches under Brian Bliss, Tyson Wahl returned at left back for the Crew, after sitting out the end of Warzycha's reign. Wahl didn't have the best of games in the first two outings of the Bliss era before moving to center back for last week's match against Montreal.
It remains to be seen what position he starts in on Saturday night but in any case, the left side of defense is certainly a weak link for the Crew and one the Fire should look to exploit.
In the Montreal game, former Fire winger Justin Mapp caused the Crew all sorts of problems from his wide right position. After strong performances for Alex, Patrick Nyarko, Joel Lindpere and Dilly Duka in recent weeks, picking two of the four to occupy the wide positions will be a tough decision for Frank Klopas.
I look for Jalil Anibaba to get forward at every opportunity to support the starting right winger and extend the Crew's defensive woes on the left hand side for another match.
Prediction: 2-0 Fire with goals from Jalil Anibaba and Chris Rolfe.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com.
Continuing our Three Questions series, I hit up TheCrew.com's Cody Sharrett to find out what's been going on with "The Massive's" turnaround in form under interim head coach Brian Bliss ahead of Saturday's visit to Crew Stadium (LIVE 6:00pm CT on My50) I also exchanged answers with him for TheCrew.com, see below
Jeff Crandall: The Crew looked destined to miss the playoffs again this season but the move of Brian Bliss downstairs as interim head coach has seen the team win two of its last three matches. What has changed since he took over the dressing room?
Cody Sharrett: With the coaching change, I think some players felt they had something to prove and re-earn their spots in the lineup. Bliss has brought more accountability to the club with his tell-like-it-is, yet positive approach. Training sessions are definitely more vocal and the players seem to be responding to Bliss' style.
Cody Sharrett: Great at giving speeches
The change has also helped guys who had maybe fallen out of favor with Robert Warzycha earn new opportunities on the field. Since the coaching change, both Tony Tchani and Tyson Wahl have seen their minutes increase. Tchani has brought a physical presence to central midfield and was key in the wins against Houston and Montreal.
Even in the 3-0 loss at Kansas City, Tchani was one of the few bright spots for the Crew. Wahl, on the other hand, brings veteran presence to the backline alongside stalwart Chad Marshall. Aside from one slip up that led to a Marco Di Vaio goal, Wahl paired well with Marshall in his first match of the season at centerback.
JC: The Fire dealt Dominic Oduro to the Crew in a January trade that brought Dilly Duka and eventually Mike Magee to Chicago. Dom just scored his 10th goal of the season for the Crew last weekend, how has he helped the Columbus attack improve this year?
CS: Oduro's speed has definitely added a different dimension to the Crew attack that just hasn't been there in the past. Federico Higuaín leads MLS with 44 attempted through balls this season, and with Oduro's pace, can you blame him? When the two have connected, it's been a work of art as evidenced by Oduro's goals in Toronto earlier in the season and last week in Montreal.
A pleasant surprise in Oduro's game for Crew fans has been his ability to make defenses pay for mistakes, thus coining the term "Grand Theft Oduro." Teams have been more hesitant playing out of the back due to Oduro's ability to pounce on miscues.
Leading the team with 10 goals this season, Oduro has been a breath of fresh air for the Black & Gold.
JC: The Crew have little margin for error in remaining matches if they hope to qualify for the playoffs. With backs against the wall, what is the mood and spirit like going into Saturday's game vs. the Fire?
CS: The locker room has been positive, especially since the win at Montreal. The Crew knows it needs help from other results, but also realizes it most likely needs to win-out to ensure a playoff spot. With four of the five remaining matches coming against Eastern Conference opponents, the points are there for the taking.
Cody Sharrett: The Fire sit in playoff position for the first time in 2013. What's the atmosphere like in the locker room with six matches left to go in the season?
Jeff Crandall: Having gone 2-7-1 through their first 10 matches, everyone at the Fire will say the team had a pretty bad start to the year. Still, the spirit never faltered and the arrivals of Mike Magee and Bakary Soumare in late May helped stabilize things a great deal.
Despite a few disappointing results to start September, the team still remains one of the hottest in the league since that time but the fact the fact that we're in mid-September and last Saturday was the first time they've reached a playoff position tells just how deep a hole was dug at the beginning of the year.
There are a few reasons for the turnaround this season but it most assuredly wouldn't have happened if the mood didn't stay positive through the hard times. Now that they're in a position to qualify for the playoffs, they've noticeably gained even more confidence heading into the close of the season and will go to Crew Stadium looking for a season sweep on Saturday.
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CS: New DP Juan Luis Ananganó bagged his first goal for the Fire last week against New England. How has he changed the dynamic of the club's attack?
JC: Though he is a Designated Player, Anangono was purposely not billed as someone that would come in and be a significant contributor right away. He is a strong target striker that has a lot of work ethic but as we see with many foreign players coming to MLS for the first time, an adjustment period is needed.
He showed flashes in games before but his 30th minute equalizer in Saturday's win over New England was huge for a Fire team that had once again conceded early in a match. Though he may have been offside on the second equalizer through Mike Magee, his shielding the defender was what gave the Fire's leading scorer an easy conversion.
Anangono's transition to the Fire and MLS isn't complete but his recent performances now give head coach Frank Klopas the most variety he's had all season up top and allows the manager to be more unpredictable with his lineups at the close of the season.
CS: Since the Fire's first season in 1998, the rivalry with the Crew has been one of the best in MLS. What is the general feeling of this rivalry among the Chicago supporters compared to other rivalries?
JC: In my view, (and I may be biased because I'm a Wolverine) the rivalry with the Crew is the best the Fire currently have. Last season 600 supporters went to Crew Stadium and the year before about 400 attended. Hands down, the visit(s) to Crew Stadium are one of the first games Fire supporters circle on their calendars when the schedule is released every year.
Games against the Crew mean a lot to Klopas as well as Crew Stadium was the site of his first win as interim head coach back on June 12, 2011 and it was him that scored the Golden Goal winner against Columbus in the 1998 U.S. Open Cup final at Soldier Field.
In the locker room, Ohioans Chris Rolfe and Austin Berry especially get up for games vs. "The Massive" but throughout the team, whether players are new or haven't been around too long, its known that matches vs. the Crew are big and usually very intense.
With both teams pushing for the playoffs and former players on both sides of the divide, I expect no less on Saturday.
Last night, Marty Allen, the Grand Prize winner in our Mobile App Contest powered by Cricket got to fulfill his prize, going out to dinner with Gonzalo Segares and Daniel Paladini at Vapiano in Lincoln Park!
Check out a couple photos from dinner and be sure to download the club's new and improved mobile app, available on iOS and Droid by visiting www.chicago-fire.com/app.
In advance of Thursday's Soccer & Style runway show, it appears Austin Berry, Hunter Jumper and Paolo Tornaghi have begun channeling their inner Zoolander...
Catch the trio plus a number of other Fire players walk down the runway Thursday night at Roof on the Wit, benefitting the Chicago Fire Foundation.
Tickets available here.
Gonzalo Segares Yellow Cards
As I was going through my post-game audit of stats (yes I think every Sr. Content Producer does this), I found that Gonzalo Segares is coming up on another career milestone.
About this time last year, Sega had appeared in his 200th competitive match for the Men in Red and a month ago, it was his 200th MLS regular season match but this statistic wasn't of the appearance variety but rather of the disciplinary.
Segares was shown a 61st minute caution in Saturday's 3-2 win over New England, getting him to 50 all-time yellow cards in his Fire career (MLS Regular Season) and leaving him just one away of equaling the club's record holder, C.J. Brown who racked up 51 yellows in 296 MLS appearances.
I of course tweeted about this and never too shy, @SuperSega13 sent this response:
@JefeCrandall what an honor. It has cost me a lot of money. Anything for the team.
— Gonzalo Segares (@supersega13) September 17, 2013
UPDATE! Upon further review, an inconsistency existed in Elias and Opta's stats. Elias listed Segares with six yellow cards in 2013 but as I looked at the MLS Disciplinary Report this morning, I saw him with seven. After some quick deduction, I realized Elias (and hence myself) failed to count Segares' 86th minute yellow card in the July 3 match vs. San Jose.
This means Segares actually tied Brown's club record on Saturday. Perhaps this tweet from @WhereisHawkins in response to the one above from Gonzalo is even more fitting now...
@whereishawkins @JefeCrandall better get it ready soon. Still 6 games left.
— Gonzalo Segares (@supersega13) September 17, 2013
Important to note that Gonzalo is on Caution Watch, so breaking the record this season isn't a necessity...
Austin Berry has played every game...
...since his memorable debut in the team's comeback win at Chivas USA on May 4, 2012. You remember that one -- Berry, was plugged into the lineup next to Arne Friedrich after Jalil Anibaba earned a one-game suspension in the previous match.
Berry conceded a penalty kick to Alejandro Moreno in the 23rd minute only to pull it back on his own two minutes later before Marco Pappa's late strike sealed the three points for the Fire in LA.
Well, maybe you already knew this but Austin Berry hasn't missed a competitive game since, playing 62 consecutive matches as of Saturday night. That number includes all five of the team's Open Cup games as well as last year's playoff match vs. Houston.
The only games he has missed? Friendlies against Santos Laguna in 2012 and Club America this past July.
#Fitness #Longevity #NoCardTrouble
Baky and Sean to 100 Appearances?
Maybe its a bit premature but thought this would be interesting as well. Sean Johnson hit 100 competitive appearances for the Fire in his return from Gold Cup duty in the team's 2-1 win at Philadelphia on August 3.
Should they play in the remainder of the Fire's Regular Season matches this season, he and teammate Bakary Soumare will hit another century milestone.
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For Johnson, the season finale at New York would be his 100th MLS appearance for the Fire while Soumare, who spent three and a half seasons away from the club, would hit his 100th competitive appearance in the match.
Yellow Card Watch and U.S. National Team callups be damned!
The Centerback: Fire find themselves in playoff place ahead of Crew clash
In society we all can't agree on everything, but there is one thing we can all agree on... Everything is better in slow motion.
This week we caught two goals on our "behind the net" cameras. First we have Mike Magee's perfectly timed run to give him his 16th MLS goal on the season. And if that wasn't enough, we also caught Alex's #BRAZILIANT shot from distance to put the game away.
Some of the best tweets from Saturday's 3-2 victory over New England are below... Have the chance to see your tweets in a future gallery, by hashtagging #cf97!
For the first time since we started 2013 Playoff Math, you'll notice the graphic above has changed, meaning teams switched places after the weekend's results. That certainly makes everything more interesting!
Let's do this...
1) New York Red Bulls
Current Points: 48 (14-9-6)
Games Remaining: 5 (3 home / 2 away)
Last 5 Games: WWWLD (10pts)
2013 Home/Away Record: 9-2-3 / 5-7-3
Maximum Possible Pts: 63
Average Opponents Pts: 41.0
Remaining Schedule: 9/22 vs. FCD, 9/29 @ SEA, 10/5 vs. NE, 10/20 @ HOU, 10/27 vs. CHI
Rundown: With Sporting KC sitting idle and Montreal losing at home vs. Columbus, Red Bull continued to hold serve with a 2-0 home win over Toronto Saturday. With five games remaining, New York could be on the cusp of clinching a playoff berth with a win vs. FC Dallas this weekend combined with losses for Philadelphia and New England.
2) Montreal Impact
Current Points: 45 (13-8-6)
Games Remaining: 7 (3 home/ 4 away)
Last 5 Games: LWDWW (10pts)
2013 Home/Away Record: 9-2-3 / 4-6-3
Maximum Possible Pts: 66
Average Opponents Pts: 37.1
Remaining Schedule: 9/17 at SJ**, 9/21 vs. VAN, 9/24 vs. HER** 9/28 @ CHI, 10/4 @ HOU, 10/12 vs. NE, 10/16 @ LA, 10/19 vs. PHI, 10/26 @ TFC
Rundown: Montreal took a bit of a hit, being upset 2-1 by Columbus on Saturday – their first home loss to an Eastern Conference team this season. They still hold games in hand over both New York and Sporting KC and like Red Bull, can get on the cusp of a playoff berth with a win Saturday at home vs. Vancouver but you wonder how a cross continent trip for Tuesday's Champions League match at San Jose will effect them?
3) Sporting KC
Current Points: 45 (13-9-6)
Games Remaining: 6 (2 home / 4 away)
Last 5: WWLLW (9pts)
2013 Home/Away Record: 8-4-3 / 5-5-3
Maximum Possible Pts: 63
Average Opponents Pts: 30.5
Remaining Schedule: 9/17 vs. RES**, 9/21 @ TFC, 9/27 vs. PHI, 10/5 @ CLB, 10/9 at HOU, 10/18 vs. D.C., 10/23 vs. OLI**, 10/26 @ PHI
Rundown: Sporting KC got rest this weekend ahead of a two-game week. Having won both of their early Champions League matches on the road, they should only need a draw at home against Real Esteli on Tuesday to qualify for the knockout round, before visiting Toronto FC on Saturday in league play. Like the two teams above them, a win in that match combined with dropped points below will push Sporting KC back to the playoffs for the third straight year.
4) Houston Dynamo
Current Points: 40 (11-9-7)
Games Remaining: 6 (4 home / 2 away)
Last 5 Games: WLDLW (7pts)
2013 Home/Away Record: 7-3-3 / 4-6-4
Maximum Possible Points: 58
Average Opponents Pts: 36.0
Remaining Schedule: 9/25 vs. WC**, vs. CHV, 9/28 @ NE, 10/4 vs. MTL, 10/9 vs. SKC, 10/20 vs. NY, 10/24 @ AU**, 10/27 @ D.C.
Rundown: After what was likely their worst stretch of the season, the Houston Dynamo rebounded with a huge 1-0 away win at Philadelphia Saturday night, pushing the side back inside the playoff bubble.
They'll recharge this weekend before tackling a crucial Champions League match vs. W. Connection and home game vs. Chivas USA in the span of three days next week. Crucial matches at New England, vs. Montreal and Sporting KC follow and will go a long way to determining Houston's playoff fate and potential positioning.
5) Chicago Fire
Current Points: 39 (11-11-6)
Games Remaining: 6 (2 home / 4 away)
Last 5 Games: WDLDW (8pts)
2013 Home / Away Record: 9-4-2 / 2-6-4
Maximum Possible Pts: 57
Average Opponents Pts: 34.3
Remaining Schedule: 9/21 @ CLB, 9/28 vs. MTL, 10/4 @ D.C., 10/12 @ FCD, 10/19 vs. TFC, 10/27 @ NY
Rundown: The Fire missed a definite opportunity, dropping two points at Toronto FC on Wednesday but regrouped well to earn a key win vs. playoff contenders New England Saturday night, putting the Men in Red in playoff position for the first time this year after starting the season 2-7-1 through 10 games.
Whether the team has a slight advantage or disadvantage vs. the other postseason hopefuls depends on how you look at it. They do have the second easiest remaining schedule in terms of opponents points average but only two of the remaining six matches will be played at Toyota Park. Winning those home games remains key while taking a minimum of six points away from home will be needed if the team hopes to continue its season past October 27.
6) Philadelphia Union
Current Points: 39 (10-10-9)
Games Remaining: 5 (2 home / 3 away)
Last 5 Games: LLDLD (2pts)
2013 Home/Away Record: 6-4-5 / 4-6-4
Maximum Possible Points: 54
Average Opponents Pts: 34.6
Remaining Schedule: 9/27 @ SKC, 10/5 vs. TFC, 10/12 @ D.C., 10/19 @ MTL, 10/26 vs. SKC
Rundown: Philadelphia is the team reeling the most this week after falling 1-0 at home to playoff rivals Houston. In terms of form, the Union have taken just two points from their last five and of their five remaining games, have two against Sporting KC (home and away) and one at Montreal.
The Union are tied with the Fire on points but are in a more difficult spot with a tougher schedule and one less game to play…
7) New England Revolution
Current Points: 37 (10-11-7)
Games Remaining: 6 (3 home / 3 away)
Last 5 Games: LLDWW (7pts)
2013 Home/Away Record: 6-5-3 / 4-6-4
Maximum Possible Points: 55
Average Opponents Pts: 36.3
Remaining Schedule: 9/21 vs. D.C., 9/28 vs. HOU, 10/5 @ NY, 10/12 @ MTL, 10/19 vs. CLB, 10/27 @ CLB
Rundown: There was a point on Saturday (actually two) that New England's Playoff Math was looking rather good. Then Juan Luis Anangono, Mike Magee and Alex all happened. Soccer.
They get to rebound from their two consecutive losses with a home match vs. D.C. this week before a stretch of three critical matches vs. Houston, at New York and Montreal to close out September and open October. They could easily be out of the playoff race or be making a strong push into the top three by then.
8) Columbus Crew
Current Points: 35 (10-14-5)
Games Remaining: 5 (3 home / 2 away)
Last 5 Games: WLWLL (6pts)
2013 Home / Away Record: 6-5-3 / 4-9-2
Maximum Possible Points: 50
Average Opponents Pts: 38.6
Remaining Schedule: 9/21 vs. CHI, 9/29 @ FCD, 10/5 vs. SKC, 10/19 @ NE, 10/27 vs. NE
Rundown: The Crew pulled off their biggest win of the season, winning away at Montreal 2-1 last Saturday. There's little doubt that the victory boosted morale for the team but they still sit four points back of the playoff bubble and only have five games left.
The Crew have their backs against the wall with every remaining match, needing to win and hope teams above drop points. They can do both with a victory over the Fire on Saturday but any loss at this point really takes them all but mathematically out of the equation.
The goal for the Crew should be to take at least seven points from the next three matches, to make their season-ending home and home series vs. New England still matter.


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PAWTUCKET — Head coach Pierre Ridore had several reasons to believe his Shea High squad would reign in a R.I. Division I Tournament preliminary tilt against Cumberland on Thursday afternoon.
First, his Raiders had rolled to a 4-1 victory over the Clippers just nine days before this playoff; second, Ridore's bunch entered the contest with a 6-0-1 mark at home – that is, when it played either at Max Read Field or the McKinnon-Alves Complex – and this would be played at the latter.
PAWTUCKET — Head coach Pierre Ridore had several reasons to believe his Shea High squad would reign in a R.I. Division I Tournament preliminary tilt against Cumberland on Thursday afternoon.
First, his Raiders had rolled to a 4-1 victory over the Clippers just nine days before this playoff; second, Ridore's bunch entered the contest with a 6-0-1 mark at home – that is, when it played either at Max Read Field or the McKinnon-Alves Complex – and this would be played at the latter.
And, finally, Shea strolled into the game seeded fifth in all of D-I, while veteran mentor John Lopes' club held a 12th-ranking, courtesy of a not-so-stellar 3-10-1 regular-season record.
Cumberland, however, stunned not just the over-matched Raiders but the crowds lining the McKinnon-Alves sidelines with a 2-0 shutout victory.
It was just the fourth time this season that Shea hadn't scored at least once, and the first time it had lost at home. For the Clippers, they avenged a 3-0 defeat to these same Raiders in a Division I semifinal not quite a year ago.
"When we played them the first time, we lost, but we also didn't have three of our usual starters playing," Lopes explained after the win. "They had received yellow cards in the previous game, so they couldn't play.
"Even though we got blown out, I thought we could compete with them, so I came into (Thursday's) game feeling pretty good about our chances," he added. "I knew those guys who were out (before) would play."
When asked if last season's tourney loss had anything to do with Cumberland's ferocity in this most recent tilt, he responded with a grin: "No, I didn't even address it with the kids. It wasn't a factor at all."
The difference in this one, he claimed, came from his superlative defense, led by senior Zack Mobrice and classmate Kyle Sutcliffe; neither one played in that previous battle.
"I thought they both played strong games," he stated simply.
With the win, the Clippers moved to 5-10-1, and now will face fourth-ranked and host Portsmouth in a quarterfinal slated for 7 p.m., Saturday.
"They just wanted it more than we did," offered a disappointed Ridore after his squad closed its season, assuredly prematurely, at 9-4-3. "It was our lack of discipline. We had guys who didn't show up mentally or physically. (Cumberland) came in here from the get-go and played hard. They played disciplined. They won the battle at midfield. They definitely beat us through and through.
"They were more aggressive to the ball, and they were racing all over the place," he continued. "They got to more loose balls, they won more 50-50 balls … I am stunned, but I knew what was going to happen in the first 10 minutes. Our center midfielder, and our midfield in general, played passive; they weren't aggressive.
"Right then and there, I knew we were in for a long day."
Throughout those first 10 minutes, Cumberland dominated, but didn't have a true test on Shea senior goalie Sebastian DeFaria until the 12th minute. The junior Sutcliffe took a throw-in from the left, and sophomore Nicholas Poli headed it through the crease.
About two minutes later, junior midfielder Trevor Lopes took a lengthy direct kick from the right, but classmate Kyle Courtney's header soared just over the crossbar.
In the 17th, though, a referee called a Raider defender for a "hand-ball" inside the penalty box, and Trevor Lopes (the coach's nephew) drilled the penalty boot past DeFaria, who dove to his right. That gave the Clippers the 1-0 advantage.
Shea immediately began to surge. On a crossing pass deep inside the Clippers' penalty box midway through the half, senior co-captain Issifou Kankarafou knocked it down and drove the ball toward the left post, but Cumberland senior netminder and tri-captain Remi Lussier made a diving stop.
Approximately two minutes later, Lussier hauled in junior Edson Ferrer's 30-yard direct kick; and, in the 26th minute, Ferrer took another direct from the right side of the 18, though that flew only a foot outside the right post. A few minutes after, junior Kevin Andrade ripped a left-side corner kick at goal, but Lussier snared the save.
Finally, with about 10 minutes left before the break, senior midfielder Adilson DaRosa poked a cross at freshman forward Sergio Lopes deep in the box, and the latter appeared to tuck it under Lussier, but the goalie made another fine save.
The opening stanza ended at 1-0, Clippers, and Ridore pulled his troops aside to implore them to control the midfield.
Instead, senior midfielder Ben Bradley took a throw-in deep from the right sideline, and Chris Arteaga propelled himself toward the ball, then headed it past DeFaria to make it 2-0.
Lussier recorded 12 saves, DeFaria a half-dozen.
"We played well, but I know there's more where that came from," Coach Lopes noted.


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There are multiple strands of intellectual incoherence here. Firstly, people who have argued that there really hasn't been a significant rise in CO2 since the 1800s, now accept the ice core results that show there was a much smaller rise from 8000 yrs ago. Secondly, those that argued that the 20th Century CO2 rise cannot be anthropogenic, appear to accept that the post-8000 BP change was. Thirdly, those who argue that the current increase in greenhouse gases has no significant climate effect, now appear to believe that the much smaller changes in the pre-industrial prevented an ice age.
This is like someone who believes the earth is flat buying a round-the-world ticket for their vacation.
Let me make it a little clearer. If one accepts Ruddiman's hypothesis, one implicitly agrees that: i) CO2 and CH4 can be affected by human activity, ii) greenhouse gases have a significant forcing role, and iii) climate sensitivity is in the ballpark of mainstream estimates. (The opposite is not however true, one can agree on those three points (which is pretty much the IPCC consensus) without necessarily thinking that Ruddiman is correct). One must therefore conclude that those contrarians who have warmly welcomed Ruddiman's thesis have now come around to mainstream opinion. Hmm…
But wait, they might say, we don't believe any of those things, but we accept that we may be wrong, in which case, Ruddiman's theory still implies that we should not do anything about increasing CO2 . No. At minimum it might indicate that reducing CO2 below pre-industrial levels might not be a good idea, but that is far from saying that any amount of further increases are beneficial. It certainly doesn't follow that if a little bit of CO2 is good for the climate, then a lot more is better.
I think a more obvious explanation is that, for some critics, any argument will do – regardless of its coherence with the argument they had before, or the one they will pick next.
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CANTON The financial condition of St. Lawrence County, along with the towns of Massena and Brasher, will be helped by a flow of state-tribal compact money that some had questioned would continue.
Its manna from heaven, County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire said.
The county has been notified it will receive $396,000 in compact funds which come from slot machine revenue for the third quarter of 2013, money it did not budget because of a long delay in receiving back payments. The towns of Massena and Brasher will each receive shares, as will Franklin County and the towns of Bombay and Fort Covington.
Over the displeasure of some legislators, Ms. St. Hilaire included $1.5 million in compact funds in the 2014 budget.
The situation for 2014 was different than for 2013, Ms. St. Hilaire said.
For 2013, the county was at loggerheads with the state and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Council, so continued funding was questionable. For 2014, the outcome for the money was brighter because the state and the tribe reached a deal to negotiate land claims.
I felt there was a pretty good chance we were going to be receiving this money, Ms. St. Hilaire said. I felt it was a pretty good risk to take.
The county expects a similar payment in April or May for the last quarter of 2013.
It shows our cash position is slightly improved, said Legislator Alex A. MacKinnon, R-Fowler.
The compact has required the county and the towns to spend the money on economic development. Plans to spend the money must be approved by the states Empire State Development Corp.
The county will submit a plan to use its share of the money for its contract with the county Industrial Development Agency and with the county Chamber of Commerce for tourism promotion.
What were trying to do is see if theres a way to get this process streamlined, Ms. St. Hilaire said.
The payment process needs much improvement, Massena Supervisor Joseph D. Gray said.
We need a much more timely payout, he said. We need a better handle on how much we can expect to receive.
The municipalities also should be able to use the money as they see fit, he said.
Massena includes the funding in its budget, but only for items that it would not pay for if the money were not forthcoming because of the problems inclusion caused when the payments were suspended.
Brasher does not include the money as a line item, even though auditors do not like it, Supervisor M. James Dawson Jr. said.
That way, I dont have to raise taxes to fill a gap, he said. Ive always kept it separate.
Brasher wants to continue to use the money to build a town garage to house the trucks that keep roads to the casino passable. The dribbling out of funds on a quarterly basis makes it hard to plan, Mr. Dawson said.
If we continue to get it quarterly, its difficult to pigeonhole all these projects, he said.
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- Friend said...
You do realize, I hope, that no one knows whether these animals only exist in this cave, right? If these were just found, what else will be found next week? They little fellas could be found anywhere...we'll just have to wait and see. This article referred to, and your post, have nothing to do with Noah's story...you're trying a little too hard.
- July 10, 2006 at 5:07 PM
- Chris said...
Are we straining the gnat to swallow the camel?
- July 10, 2006 at 6:12 PM
- Jason said...
According to the story, some of the critters were well adapted to the room of the cave in which they were found. This confirms evolutionary theory and disconfirms the story of the global flood.
- July 10, 2006 at 11:43 PM
- Dennis said...
This argument is flawed on two levels.
First. The fact that a new species appears or an existing species adapts to a niche environment doesn't prove that human evolved from pond scum. Had God not created life to adapt and change to their environments, much of it wouldn't have survived to today. That was a brilliant design.
Second. Even if this species did exist at the time of the flood and required a very specific environment, God could have easily provided for it. If God was able to bring every air breathing kind of animal aboard the ark while keeping them from killing each other off, I am certain he could have taken care of this fragile species. Any argument that says the story of Noah couldn't have taken place because of some natural restriction (ie lack of water, ark couldn't have survived storm) fail to understand that God's will supersedes any natural laws.
- July 11, 2006 at 10:23 AM
- Bahnsen Burner said...
Yes, Dennis, you will always have the appeal to magic to fall back to. But that's an important point: the Christian position cannot survive without such appeals. It goes by imagination, not facts. As Van Til puts it, "God may at any time take one fact and set it into a new relation to created law." (DoF, 27) It's a cartoon universe after all.
- July 11, 2006 at 10:47 AM
- Dennis said...
It goes by imagination, not facts.
Since you're a man of facts and assuming you agree with John's position, please tell me what fact proves these species can't exist outside their current environment.
- July 11, 2006 at 12:02 PM
- Bahnsen Burner said...
Dennis: "please tell me what fact proves these species can't exist outside their current environment."
I did not make the claim that these species cannot exist out their current environment. But I think it's pretty safe to say that there are environments that would be inhospitable to their survival needs. But consulting a book of myths and legends will not shed any light on the matter.
- July 11, 2006 at 12:15 PM
- Dennis said...
But I think it's pretty safe to say that there are environments that would be inhospitable to their survival needs.
Please tell me why these species couldn't have survived on the ark if that is your view. If this is not your view, then please tell me why you think these new species present a problem for the flood story.
- July 11, 2006 at 12:29 PM
- Jason said...
If God had to make special preparations for these invertibrates so that they could walk miles upon miles to get into the ark, then why didn't God just snap his fingers and transport them there immediately?
We must ask which hypothesis possesses the most explanatory power, consonance with other accepted theories about the world, and evidentiary confirmation. The story of Noah's ark, when scrutinized, has to import an awful lot of magic to remain a possibility.
The problem with importing magic, imagined or otherwise, to shore up obvious problems with an allegedly historical account is that it is ad hoc and non-falsifiable. If we permit apologists to use ad hoc appeals to magic then the apologists will soon find that they cannot demonstrate the superiority of their beliefs over other mutually exclusive magic-importing doctrines. The battle against the methodological naturalist is won, but at the cost of absurdity.
- July 11, 2006 at 2:42 PM
- Dennis said...
If God had to make special preparations for these invertibrates so that they could walk miles upon miles to get into the ark, then why didn't God just snap his fingers and transport them there immediately?
I don't see anywhere in the book of Genesis that states animals walked miles and miles to the ark. God could have miraculously transported them and it wouldn't be a conflict with the Genesis account.
We must ask which hypothesis possesses the most explanatory power, consonance with other accepted theories about the world, and evidentiary confirmation. The story of Noah's ark, when scrutinized, has to import an awful lot of magic to remain a possibility.
Were talking about a past event. Just because one possibility is a more likely scenario than another possibility doesn't prove anything. Unlikely scenarios occur all the time.
The problem with importing magic, imagined or otherwise, to shore up obvious problems with an allegedly historical account is that it is ad hoc and non-falsifiable. If we permit apologists to use ad hoc appeals to magic then the apologists will soon find that they cannot demonstrate the superiority of their beliefs over other mutually exclusive magic-importing doctrines. The battle against the methodological naturalist is won, but at the cost of absurdity.
Please consider the absurdity of your argument from my side. If God does indeed exist, then he his not bound by natural laws yet you want to refute acts of God by claiming he can't violates these laws.
- July 11, 2006 at 3:14 PM
- John W. Loftus said...
Dennis, then read this!
- July 11, 2006 at 3:18 PM
- Dennis said...
Tell ya what, John. If it makes you happy, for this one time I will promise not to invoke the supernatural.
Now let's get back to the blog post you created. Explain to me why one of these new species presents a problem for the Genesis account of the flood. No more excuses.
- July 11, 2006 at 3:50 PM
- Kim said...
To the ancient Hebrew living in Palestine, the Ark epoch would seem very plausible since it would not be very hard to cram all worlds "known" animals into the ark. The ancient Hebrew world was very small indeed. Let me elaborate:
When the ark epoch was originally penned, the known world (to the Hebrews living in Palestine) would generally be 1500 km in any direction, give or take a few km. Of the know world, most of it is desert and very inhospitable to most forms of life. The vast deserts of the Middle East do not make for a whole lot of biodiversity. On the whole, the ancient Hebrews would only be aware of only a very small percentage of the world's plant and animal life. Furthermore, the ancient Hebrews did not travel much and as such did not get exposed to too many plant and animal species that are not native to Palestine. To a people who might travel no further than 50-100km in any direction, the scale of the animal kingdom is quite small indeed. To the author of the ark epoch it would seem very plausible that all the worlds know animals (which was not much) could fit on that small ark (and it is small!). The author of the ark epoch just did not realize the extent of the whopper he was writing.
Had the author of the Ark epoch know the staggering extent of the world's animal and plant life, he would have realized that such a story is completely ridiculous. Knowing this, if the author wished to persist in his ark epoch, he would have had poor Noah construct an ark so massive that it would need to encompass half the West Bank to accommodate all the world's animal life. To an ancient it would be utterly ridiculous to build something so massive. There are no stories in the Bible of prophets traveling on rocket ships to the moon. That type of story would be just too ridiculous and unbelievable to the ancients. So is the ark epoch given what we know of the world today. Those who persist in defending the ark epoch as the literal truth look as ridiculous as the story itself.
- July 11, 2006 at 5:34 PM
- Dennis said...
The ark wasn't small. Do your research and you will find that it was quite big. In fact, if it was built to only hold pairs of animals from the Palenstine region, then it was much bigger than necessary. I frequently hear the argument that the ark was too small to hold all of the world's air breathing animals. Usually this is just based on a guess as opposed to them actually projecting how much space would be needed or it is calculated from the number of species that exist which is flawed because speciation does and has occured since the flood.
I'm still waiting to see if anybody, including John, can defend his original post. How does the existance of these new species present a problem for the flood story?
- July 11, 2006 at 8:05 PM
- Kim said...
Based on the ark's dimiensions reported in Genesis 6:15 the ark was approx. 135m long x 22.5m wide x 13.5m high, give or take a few meters. Let's contrast that to a Nimitz class aircraft carrier. A Nimitz class aircraft carrier is approx. 330m long x 70m wide by 40m high (to flight deck). Based on these dimensions, the ark is quite small compared to a modern aircraft. The size ark would certainly be nothing special in modern terms
Noah may be able to put all the species in Palestine on the ark, but certainly not all the species in the world.
- July 11, 2006 at 11:58 PM
- Jason said...
Although Genesis doesn't say that the animals that joined Noah and his family on the ark walked to the boat, it does not mention any magical transportation either. The transportation itself would be a miracle of significant proportions (more so than the mere closing of the door of the ark, which was reported). The lack of supernatural aid in the transport of the creatures is therefore implied. You must invent the supernatural transportation as an ad hoc device to preserve the story's logical possibility (the use of ad hoc devices is not sound methodological practice - if you disagree we can discuss this point).
You claim that we are talking about a past event. This is incorrect. We are talking about a story that you are claiming is a past event. Your hypothesis is that the flood described in Genesis really happened. We can test this hypothesis using the criteria that I listed. Do you disagree? Do you think that the criteria for the test is unreasonable? Can you suggest superior criteria?
I have not claimed that God cannot violate "natural laws". I have only noted that if you want admit invented ad hoc magic stories to preserve the logical possibility of a story's truth then you will find yourself unable to demonstrate the superiority of your belief-set. Such devices are available to anyone at no cost. Reductio ad absurdum.
- July 12, 2006 at 3:56 AM
- John W. Loftus said...
Dennis, there can be no conclusive proof here, if that's what you want from me. And since there is no conclusive proof here, there, or anywhere, there is always that chance that these new species do not present a problem for the Biblical myth. I asked a couple of questions here, is all I did. You have your answers. But they ring hollow to me. See here.
- July 12, 2006 at 8:49 AM
- Dennis said...
I will agree with your position against allowing me to invoke the supernatural whenever it benefits my position. Will you at least agree that there are situations where this argument is appropriate to make? I would like to propose that if I can demonstrate that a certain outcome was a part of God's will, then any argument that limits God because of some natural law is fallacious. For example, Genesis clearly states God caused the animals to come to the ark. I feel it is safe to say that God could have used any means he wanted to collect those animals into one location. Why isn't the exact method God used recorded? I don't know but I doubt Noah or whoever recorded the Genesis account even knew. I still fail to see how this "breaks" the story into something that was impossible.
I think they should change the name of this blog from DebunkingChristianity to DodgingChristianity. That's all you have done, dodge my questions about the blog entry that implies you believe these new species presents a challenge for the flood story. Trying to divert my attention by pointing at old blog entries doesn't impress me.
To Christians who may be reading this,
Most Christians don't recognize the foreshadowing of Jesus' second coming that can be seen in the Genesis flood account. In Mathew 24 and Luke 17 Jesus only highlights the similarities between Noah and the second coming in that the whole world was taken by surprise. There are a lot of other similarities. Jesus' second coming will mark the beginning of the second time that God will pour out his wrath on the entire earth. Just as there was only one door to enter the ark to be saved from the flood, there will be only one door to escape God's wrath the second time around. In John 10:9, Jesus refers to himself as the door and that all who enter in will be saved. Just as the ark was a vessel that saved those aboard from God's wrath by taking them off the earth, out of harms way, and then returning them to establish a new earth, the Bible tells us that at Jesus' second coming, he will take believers with him so that they can out of harms way and will then be returned back to earth when God is done pouring out his wrath to establish his millennial kingdom. The Old Testament is full of accounts that retell us of an actual event yet tie into doctrinal truths. Just a few chapters after the flood account, we see the story of Abraham sacrificing his only son in a foreshadowing of how God would later sacrifice his son. Of course, all this must just be circumstantial or maybe the Old Testament was actually written after the New Testament.
- July 12, 2006 at 10:18 AM
- Jason said...
Will you at least agree that there are situations where this argument is appropriate to make?
At this point I cannot see how any such argument can be rationally admissible. Please provide me with an example of an instance where such an argument would be appropriate.
I would like to propose that if I can demonstrate that a certain outcome was a part of God's will, then any argument that limits God because of some natural law is fallacious.
I would be willing to grant this. However, since the will of God is forever beyond our ken, we will never know when this fallacy has been committed. What the Bible claims to be the will of God may not be. It is possible that the Bible is wrong, even if the Bible says otherwise.
Why isn't the exact method God used recorded...I still fail to see how this "breaks" the story into something that was impossible.
No story is impossible if we are allowed to interpolate magic. However, some stories are impossible if we do not give it a magical helping hand. Noah's ark is one such story, says I. There is nothing strange or unaccounted for if it is fiction. We do not need to invent a magical device to make it fiction. Why might that be?
- July 14, 2006 at 1:20 AM
- bookjunky said...
If God could magically transport the animals to the ark, magically ensure they had inadquate food, water, and air, magically dispose of their waste, etc. etc. etc., why did God go to all the trouble of having Noah build the ark and collect all the animals? Why not just magically keep all the animals safe in, say, a magic bubble for the duration of the flood?
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The papers of this 20th century polymath contain his personal archive the Dymaxion Chronofile, manuscripts, drawings and audio-visual materials relating to his career as an architect, mathematician, inventor and social critic.
Richard Buckminster Fuller was born July 12, 1895, in Milton, Mass. Fuller was descended from a long line of New England Nonconformists, the most famous being his great-aunt, the Transcendentalist Margaret Fuller. Fuller's father died when he was a child, and the young Bucky-as he was known throughout his life-grew up in genteel but straightened circumstances. Among his extended family, at Milton Academy, and then at Harvard University, he was a bright but marginal figure. He was suspended from Harvard after his freshman year, then expelled the next year; he never earned a degree. Instead, like his fellow New Englander Herman Melville, a yard-arm-or in Fuller's case, a rescue boat-would be his Harvard and Yale. During World War I, he received a commission in the U.S. Navy, and spent a year in officer candidate school at the Naval Academy. The blend of practical and theoretical knowledge he found at Annapolis, and an officer culture that valued technical skill and hard work, contrasted strongly with the Brahmin decadence he had encountered in Cambridge. Even decades later he still remarked on the difference.
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|Dynamics of Hepatitis C Infection in Subjects With Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Receiving Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART)
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Sixty naive patients with HIV and confirmed hepatitis C who are co-enrolled in another AACTG antiretroviral study that involves the testing of HAART (Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy) are entered on this prospective study. Patients who are defined as naive have never received specific, active antiretroviral agents that sustain viral suppression below the limit of detection (500 copies/ml) or have received those agents for only a very limited time. HAART is defined as therapy which is likely to result in HIV-1 RNA plasma levels less than 500 copies/ml for at least 16 weeks. Plasma is collected and evaluated during the study for additional quantitative measurements: Hepatitis C virus (HCV) by HCV RNA PCR and HIV-1 RNA levels. All evaluations for HIV-1 RNA are obtained from the co-enrolled study at the following time points: Pre-entry, entry, at least 2 measurements before Week 16, Week 16, and at least 1 measurement after Week 16.
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Hepatitis C
RNA, Viral
Anti-HIV Agents
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
HIV Infections
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis C
Digestive System Diseases
Enterovirus Infections
Flaviviridae Infections
Hepatitis, Viral, Human
Immune System Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
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(b) Disclosure of information to the public
Each appropriate Federal banking agency shall require, by regulation, banking institutions to disclose to the public information regarding material foreign country exposure in relation to assets and to capital.
Source(Pub. L. 98–181, title I[title IX, § 907], Nov. 30, 1983, 97 Stat. 1280.)
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