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The evolving Darwin debate
Posted By Julie Foster On 03/24/2002 @ 1:00 am In Front Page | Comments Disabled
In an effort to influence high-school science curriculum standards, more than 50 Ohio scientists issued a statement this week supporting academic freedom to teach arguments for and against Darwin's theory of evolution.
Released Wednesday, the statement was signed by 52 experts from a wide range of scientific disciplines, including entomology, toxicology, nuclear chemistry, engineering biochemistry and medicine. Some are employed in business, industry and research, but most teach at state and private universities. A third of the signatories are employed by Ohio State University.
The statement reads, in its entirety:
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Signatories released the statement as the Ohio State Board of Education works to update its curriculum standards, including those for high-school science classes, in accordance with a demand from the state legislature issued last year. Advocates of inclusion of evolution criticisms believe the Ohio scientists' statement echoes similar language in the recently passed federal education law, the "No Child Left Behind Act of 2001." Report language interpreting the act explains that on controversial issues such as biological evolution, "the curriculum should help students to understand the full range of scientific views that exist."
As part of its efforts to update the science standards, the Board of Education held a moderated panel discussion on the question, "Should intelligent design be included in Ohio's science academic content standards?" The debate was conducted during the March 11 regular board meeting and included two panelists from each side of the issue, who were given 15 minutes each to present their arguments. One of the panelists in favor of including "intelligent design" arguments (the idea that biological origin was at least initiated by an intelligent force) was Dr. Stephen Meyer, a professor at Whitworth College in Washington state and fellow at the Discovery Institute's Center for the Renewal of Science and Culture.
Meyer has written extensively on the subject, including a column for WorldNetDaily in which he criticizes the PBS series "Evolution." The series, he wrote, "rejects – even ridicules – traditional theistic religion because [religion] holds that God played an active (even discernible) role in the origin of life on earth."
Additionally, Meyer co-wrote a February 2001 Utah Law Review article defending the legality of presenting evolution criticism in schools. The article states in its conclusion that school boards or biology teachers should "take the initiative to teach, rather than suppress, the controversy as it exists in the scientific world," which is a "more open and more dialectical approach." The article also encourages school boards to defend "efforts to expand student access to evidence and information about this timely and compelling controversy."
Dr. Robert DiSilvestro, a professor at Ohio State and statement signatory, believes many pro-evolution scientists have not given Darwin's theory enough critical thought.
"As a scientist who has been following this debate closely, I think that a valid scientific challenge has been mounted to Darwinian orthodoxy on evolution. There are good scientific reasons to question many currently accepted ideas in this area," he said.
"The more this controversy rages, the more our colleagues start to investigate the scientific issues," commented DiSilvestro. "This has caused more scientists to publicly support our statement." He noted that several of the 52 scientists on the list had signed after last week's Board of Education panel discussion.
However, panelist Dr. Lawrence Krauss, chairman of Case Western Reserve University's physics department, said intelligent design is not science. ID proponents, he explained, are trying to redefine "science" and do not publish their work in peer-reviewed literature. In a January editorial published in The Plain Dealer, Krauss wrote that "the concept of 'intelligent design' is not introduced into science classes because it is not a scientific concept."
Promoters of ID bemoan "the fact that scientists confine their investigation to phenomena and ideas that can be experimentally investigated, and that science assumes that natural phenomena have natural causes," his editorial continues. "This is indeed how science operates, and if we are going to teach science, this is what we should teach." By its very nature, Krauss explains, science has limitations on what it can study, and to prove or disprove the existence of God does not fall into that sphere of study.
Krauss was disappointed in the Board of Education's decision to hold a panel discussion on the subject, saying the debate was not warranted since there is no evolution controversy in scientific circles.
"The debate, itself, was a victory for those promoting intelligent design," he said. "By pretending there's a controversy when there isn't, you're distorting reality."
But Meyer counters that a controversy does exist over the validity of Darwinian evolution, as evidenced by the growing number of scientists publicly acknowledging the theory's flaws. For example, 100 scientists, including professors from institutions such as M.I.T, Yale and Rice, issued a statement in September "questioning the creative power of natural selection," wrote Meyer in his WND column. But such criticism is rarely, if ever, reported by mainstream media outlets and establishment scientific publications, he maintains.
At the Board of Education's panel discussion, he proposed a compromise to mandating ID inclusion in science curriculum: Teach the controversy about Darwinism, including evidence for and against the theory of evolution. Also, he asked the board to make it clear that teachers are permitted to discuss other theories of biological origin, which Meyer believes is already legally established.
But such an agreement would only serve to compromise scientific research, according to Krauss. "It's not that it's inappropriate to discuss these ideas, just not in a science class," he concluded.
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From: Michael van Zwieten (mvanzwieten_at_gmail.com)
Date: 12/03/04
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Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2004 11:27:14 -0500 To: Sullivan Tim P <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Hey Tim... Thanks for writing back...
My 'Prohibit use of ICF on your DNS Domain Network' setting is set to
'enabled', and hasn't changed... The firewalls don't disable
themselves at regular intervals, because we either usually require the
user to reboot, or if it's particularly stubborn, we would have to
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Nothing worth noting in the event viewer...
All our users are restricted users, and don't have rights to change
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I did get a response from a fellow from Microsoft, and he advised me
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He said that this may be the cause because the machine wouldn't be
able to communicate with AD DC's like they regularly would because
ICMP is actually used in this process... Mine was disabled at the
time, so I turned all ICMP rules on. I'm still waiting to see if that
made any difference...
Take care,
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 20:56:45 -0700, Sullivan Tim P <email@example.com> wrote:
> Double check the setting for 'Prohibit use of Internet Connection
> Firewall on your DNS domain network'. If it's at regular intervals that
> the firewall disables itself, does it coincide with your GPO refresh
> rate? What does the machines event viewer logs look like?
> Also, have you ruled out the user as the one who is changing the
> settings? A user with administrative rights can change the settings.
> Tim
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michael van Zwieten [mailto:email@example.com]
> Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 12:40 PM
> To: email@example.com
> Subject: XP SP2 & GPO controlled firewall gets activated for unknown
> reasons...
> Hi Everyone,
> I configured GroupPolicy to control the XP SP2 Firewall using the
> standard and domain profiles. In the standard profile, the firewall is
> on... in the Domain profile, the firewall is off.
> We have come to find that for some unknown reason, random workstations
> throughout our organization will simply turn their domain profile off,
> and turn their firewall on. This makes remote admin/support impossible
> in our situation...
> Doing a 'netsh firewall show state' shows that the firewall is on when
> it should be off, since the workstation is sitting on a LAN hooking into
> our domain. When we reboot, or do a 'gpupdate /force' and a reboot will
> usually turn the firewall off, and normal operations are resumed...
> until it randomly drops again, and turns the firewall on.
> Like others that I'm in contact with have found, this problem only
> occurs sometimes, not always... and it seems random. When looking at
> client settings, they are no different from ones that work, to ones that
> don't work. Nothing in the event log.
> Apparently SP2 does some sort of network discovery to see if it belongs
> to the same DNS suffix as the domain it belongs to in AD. The clients
> aren't dropping off the network, and never lose connection.
> Clients aren't hibernating, nic cards aren't going to sleep, etc.
> Does anyone have any ideas on how to make this GP controlled XP Firewall
> mess a bit more reliable?
> Thanks for your help,
> Mike
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Other quarterbacks selected to the Pro Bowl included Houston's Matt Schaub and Tom Brady of New England for the AFC, along with Atlanta's Matt Ryan and Washington rookie Robert Griffin III on the NFC side.
San Francisco landed the most selectees with nine, followed by Houston with eight.
AFC running backs chosen included Houston's Arian Foster (starting), Kansas City's Jamaal Charles and Baltimore's Ray Rice.
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text: Supreme Court Agrees to Reconsider Citizens United Ginsburg, Breyer think Montana ruling will be a chance to reverse decision By Kevin Spak, Newser User Posted Apr 9, 2012 9:32 AM CDT STORY COMMENTS (52) (Newser) – The Supreme Court has agreed to take a case that justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer say will give it a chance to rethink its infamous Citizens United v. FEC decision. The court is being asked to look into a Montana Supreme Court decision stating that its law restricting corporate election spending in state elections is fine, because it "arises from Montana history," UPI reports. Essentially, Montana is arguing that Citizens United only applies to federal laws and elections, not state ones. Two Montana corporations are asking the court to make a summary judgment to the contrary; their lead counsel argues that otherwise, "free speech will be seriously harmed," because states anywhere could "ban core political speech." But Ginsburg and Breyer earlier wrote that the case "will give the Court an opportunity to consider whether, in light of the huge sums currently deployed to buy candidates' allegiance, Citizens United should continue to hold sway." The US Supreme Court Building is seen in this March 31, 2012 photo on Capitol Hill. (Getty Images/AFP) ADVERTISEMENT(Click Prev or Next to continue viewing images.) « Prev« Prev | Next »Next » Slideshow UPI International (Source Grid ») Politics • Crime & Courts • US Ruth Bader Ginsburg • campaign finance • Montana • Stephen Breyer • Campaign Finance Reform • US Supreme Court • Citizens United SHARE YOUR TAKE: Check out another Intriguing story: Here's What Potent Pot Does to Your Brain 3% 1% 11% 2% 81% 2% To report an error on this story, notify our editors.


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Scott Walker will finally release Bish Bosch this December, his long-awaited and first studio album since 2006's The Drift.
Since the 1960s, Scott Walker has scaled the heights of pop superstardom, produced some of the most revered solo albums of the late sixties, coasted on his laurels during the seventies, then metamorphosed into something very different. The music he has been making at his own pace since the early eighties might be utterly estranged from the songs that made him a household name, but they stem from the privacy he requires to write this complex and hugely inventive music.
Bish Bosch is the latest in Scott's discography to pursue the line of enquiry he began back in 1978, with his four devastatingly original songs on the Walker Brothers' swansong, Nite Flights, and continuing through Climate of Hunter (1984), Tilt (1995), The Drift (2006). He has continued to mature and develop in a late style utterly at odds with the music that made him a superstar, a lifetime ago, but which is totally honest, uncompromising and transcendent.
Scott began writing new material around 2009 - whilst also scoring the ROH 2's Duet For One Voice ballet - recording it sporadically over the following three years. Aided again by co-producer Peter Walsh and joined by the regular core of musicians,Ian Thomas (drums), Hugh Burns (guitar), James Stevenson (guitar), Alasdair Malloy (percussion) and John Giblin (bass).
Musical director Mark Warman also played a prominent role, both as conductor and keyboardist, while guests include trumpeter Guy Barker and pedal steel guitarist BJ Cole, who worked on three of Scott's mid-seventies LPs. For three tracks ('SDSS1416+13B', 'Dimple' and 'Corps de Blah'), Scott drafted in an orchestra, recording them in The Hall at Air Studios last November.
If The Drift was a dark place, full of scorching orchestral textures and ominous rumblings, Bish Bosch is a tauter but more colourful experience, with greater emphasis on processed, abrasive guitars, digital keyboards and thick silences.
Bish Bosch is released on December 3rd and a comprehensive booklet accompanies the album. For the cover art, Scott worked closely with painter Ben Farquharson and designer Philip Laslett.
|1 'See You Don't Bump His Head'
|2 Corps De Blah
|3 Phrasing
|4 SDSS14+13B (Zercon, A Flagpole Sitter)
|5 Epizootics!
|6 Dimple
|7 Tar
|8 Pilgrim
|9 The Day the "Conducator" Died (An Xmas Song)
|1 'See You Don't Bump His Head'
|2 SDSS14+13B (Zercon, A Flagpole Sitter)
|3 Phrasing
|1 Corps De Blah
|1 Epizootics!
|2 Dimple
|1 Tar
|2 Pilgrim
|3 The Day the "Conducator" Died (An Xmas Song)
Scott Walker has teamed up with British mixed-media artists Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard to create Bish Bosch: Ambisymphonic, an utterly unique and immersive sonic re-imagining of his recent album, Bish Bosch.
Receiving its world premiere at this year's Vivid LIVE in Sydney, running from May 24th - June 10th, it's Scott like you have never heard him before.
"An album of startling invention."
"This year's only necessary work of art."
"A catalog of basic human cruelty - a subject no footnote could ever make any easier to understand."
"Nobody can touch Walker as an engrossing and madcap visionary."
"Bish Bosch is an anti-cult album, one that seeks to jar, disorient and remain inscrutable."
"The real skill lies in the fact that the results frequently affect the listener's gut before the brain."
"Walker is almost unique in his generation in continuing to provide mind-food instead of cosy nostalgia."


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? The Buffalo Presbyterian Church will host its annual fall supper and bazaar at 4:30 p.m. at 302 W. Main St., Cumberland.
? A bazaars/craft show featuring food, crafts, homemade candy, baked goods and Christmas decorations will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Brownsville Community Building, Brownsville. For more information, call 740-787-1741.
? The Starlight fall bazaar annual event will be from 9 a.m. to 3:59 p.m. Starlight School Gym, 1330 Newark Road.
? The Marching Scottie bazaar annual craft show will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Tri-Valley High School Cafetorium, 46 Muskingum Ave. in Dresden. For more information, call 740-452-6914 or go to www.trivalleybandboosters.com.
? The Sheridan High School Performing Arts holiday craft bazaar, featuring handmade items, gifts and baked goods from area crafters, will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Sheridan High School, 8725 Sheridan Drive, Thornville. Throughout the day, there will be entertainment, raffles and lunch. For more information, call 740-743-1335.
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? Rosecrans holiday bazaar will feature more than 100 vendors. There will be a variety of crafts with many gift ideas, holiday decorations, jewelry, baked goods, wooden and floral creations, candles and much more. Homemade soups, noodles and sandwiches will be available along with a Chinese auction and a gift card raffle. The bazaar will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Rosecrans High School, 1040 E. Main St. For more information, call 740-453-7881.
? The 17th annual holiday bazaar hosted by the Frazeysburg Lions Club will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Frazeysburg Elementary School, 120 E. Third St. in Frazeysburg. There will be 40 tables of homemade crafts and baked goods. No flea market items. Lunch will be sold. For more information, call 740-828-3342.
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? The Muskingum County Senior Services will host a craft bazaar from 9 to 3 p.m. at 1118 West Main St. Vendors and individuals should call 740-452-0984. Table cost is $10. Breakfast and lunch will be available.


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Noodle Boat keeps fresh flavors afloat
July 1, 2014
By Peter Clark
Noodle Boat has long been one of my favorite Issaquah restaurants and a return visit for a review does nothing to change my opinion.
The little Thai restaurant at the end of a strip mall off Northwest Gilman Boulevard seems a little buried among the storefronts. But once you step inside, the clean and charming atmosphere welcomes you into a comfortable dining environment.
Noodle Boat is outfitted with traditional decorations in a modern setting and has a confident sense of design. During the day, the windows offer wonderful lighting and the evening provides a relaxing place for a repast.
The restaurant's character even shines through on the lunch menus, fans with options printed on both sides. As I sat down, I couldn't help but notice the friendly staff chatting up the many regulars who frequent Noodle Boat for good reason.
Even in the middle of a busy lunch rush, the service is incredibly quick. I was able to sit down, order and receive my piping hot meal in less than 15 minutes.
And speaking of hot, the menu gives diners four options for the level of spiciness for their Thai cuisine. Being adventurous, I always order the spiciest option at restaurants and usually am a little disappointed in the heat. Not so at Noodle Boat. I ordered a very spicy meal and I received a very spicy meal.
In order to get a good sample from the restaurant, I ordered Red Curry, an old Thai favorite of mine, and a special offering from the menu appropriately called the Noodle Boat.
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The Red Curry was creamy and delicious, with peppers, onions and prawns delighting my pallet. It tasted wonderful and warmed up the rainy day on which I had it.
The Noodle Boat dish was a bit more of an affair. It was akin to a hot pot soup with many competing flavors battling it out on your tongue. And wouldn't you know it — they all win. Complete with veggies, noodles, spices and the protein of your choice, this dish made my taste buds sing.
The two meals that I ordered are a paltry example of Noodle Boat's variety. On its dinner menu, the restaurant features more than 50 options from which to choose. Staples like Pad Thai and many curries dot the menu along with many other specialties.
Noodle Boat offers your choice of meat, shrimp, mixed seafood, tofu or vegetables to compliment your meal, and many vegan and gluten free options are available.
You should set sail for Noodle Boat.
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Sprint 4G finally active in Dallas and NC
Sprint began the week by bringing its 4G WiMAX service into action for several key areas promised earlier. The Chicago and Dallas/Fort Worth areas as well as several North Carolina cities, including Cary, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Durham, Greensboro, High Point, Raleigh and Winston-Salem, all now have access to the wide-area wireless. The carrier still promises downstream speeds of about 3Mbps to 6Mbps in real situations, all of which allow VoIP, video and other tasks normally off-limits to 3G.
Service primarily hinges on a $70 monthly plan that offers unlimited 4G and 5GB of 3G transfers, but visitors to a particular area can pay $10 for a day pass with unlimited 4G during the period. Sprint's dual-mode 4G/3G U300 USB modem is the primary device for the network, but some notebooks and other devices also connect to Sprint's WiMAX.


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Nate Robinson comes off the bench at Chipotle
Posted on: January 21, 2011 11:07 am
Edited on: January 21, 2011 11:08 am
Posted by Matt Moore
Nate Robinson is a burrito man. Specifically, a Chipotle Burrito man. So much so that he spent a few hours behind the counter making them for customers. Check it out:
Couple of things here. First off, I would have snapped at NateRob, donkey or no donkey, for continually asking me about the hot sauce. Yes, I know it's hot, Nathan, that's why I asked for hot sauce. I didn't come to Chipotle to have mild food. The name of the place is freaking Chipotle.
Also, it's unclear from this video, but considering it's Nate Robinson, I'm betting that it took him three tries to make one burrito. Since that seems to be his general approach to things.
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Anyone want to buy some boots?
I've got a couple pairs, 32 Lashed Size 12 bought in 2006 only used about 5 or 6 times. Also got a pair of Burton motto's bought in 2001 used for a few seasons. Got some pictures if anyone's interested. Nothing wrong with either boot, in fact the lashed are almost like new. Just trying to fund a new pair for this season in my ever exhausting quest to find a comfortable fitting boot. Just hit me up with an offer by pm or email.
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Are all of the boots size 12? Or do you have any smaller?
i might have some solomon size 9 lying around somewhere
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Even door locks can provide useful information for someone wanting details on the comings and goings of others. Not old-fashioned lock-and-key systems, that is, but "access control" systems based on codes, pass cards, or radio frequency identification (RFID). Years ago, for example, I had a biometric, voiceprint-based lock on the front door of my house in Cambridge, MA. Everybody had a unique code, of course, so I was able to use the system to see if my live-in girlfriend was coming home on nights when I was out of town. (She wasn't.)
All these data surveillance systems certainly prove themselves useful from time to time, and increasingly they're being used by parents and corporations to keep track of children and employees. I recently spoke with a computer forensics specialist who told me that he used the log of a card-key system to show convincingly that an employee suspected of visiting pornographic websites and trying to break in to corporate computers had actually been framed by someone in his company's IT support group. The attack happened at 2:00 a.m., when the employee was home in bed; the IT person often worked late.
Any monitoring system can be defeated, of course. A child who doesn't want her cell phone tracked can turn it off or "accidentally" leave it at a friend's house. I can wait at the front door of an office until it's opened by a coworker. And my wife can unplug her CarChip if she doesn't want to be tracked. The CarChip tries to defend itself against this ploy by recording the fact that it was unplugged and then plugged in again at a later time, but it can't tell you what happened in the interim.
That's why I think the real use of these systems isn't surveillance but self-knowledge. I want to know if I am routinely driving faster than the speed limit, or if I am gunning the engine and then hitting the brakes. That's why I ordered a CarChip for my little blue sports car. If I ever do get in an accident, I want to have proof that I wasn't at fault. Unless, of course, I was, in which case I expect this little Big Brother to get mysteriously lost in the confusion that follows.
Simson Garfinkel researches computer forensics at the Harvard Center for Research on Computation and Society.
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MORGAN COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Two eastern Kentucky construction firm owners accused in a kickback scheme have each entered a guilty plea in federal court. Our news partners at the Lexington Herald-Leader report that Kenneth and Ruth Gambill pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering. They'll be sentenced in November.
Investigators say the couple worked with Morgan County Judge-Executive Tim Conley to steer more than $1 million in county construction contracts their way. Conley will go on trial next month.
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Rose Hammock is a natural leader.
The sway of the 16-year-old junior at Elsie Allen High School in Santa Rosa comes in the form of a slew of unabashed questions for teachers and speakers.
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Hammock is an honor roll student and member of the schools Link Crew in charge of mentorship of new students.
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With a little help, endangered chick hatches at Oregon Zoo
PORTLAND, Ore. – The little guy (or girl) needed a little help, but an endangered chick hatched April 11 at the Oregon Zoo.
The chick had been stuck in the wrong position for hatching and was unable to move inside its shell. A zoo veterinarian and a condor keeper were able to remove a portion of the shell and the chick popped its head out, according to an Oregon Zoo news release.
"The chick was extremely mad and vocal, which is good," condor keeper Kelli Walker said in the statement. "...The chick seems to be doing well and is very active."
After a checkup, the chick spent a night in the intensive care unit and then was placed in the shell of an infertile egg, the news release said.
Officials said the assisted hatch was the first successful one this year at the zoo.
Condors, the largest land birds in North America, have been included in the Endangered Species Act since 1973. Since 1982, there have been only 22 California condors in the world, all of which were taken into captivity.


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Any music fan will admit that 2014 has not featured a strong release schedule so far. However, hip-hop heavyweights Kid Cudi, Pharrell, Rick Ross and Schoolboy Q have gotten the music worlds attention as theyve released their latest projects.
Kid Cudi Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon
Kid Cudis 2013 release Indicud featured its share of questionable moments, mainly due to the Cleveland MCs decision to produce the entire album himself. He follows this same ideology on Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon but with much worse results.
Satellite Flight was originally planned as an EP to bridge the gap between Indicud and the next installment in Cudis Man on the Moon series. However, Cudis tendency for self-indulgence got the best of him as the EP grew into a 10-track album full of lackluster sound pieces and minimal rapping. The only worthwhile moments on Satellite Flight are the sensual space jam Balmain Jeans and the genuinely catchy title track. This sleep-inducing album should have remained an EP or not have been released at all. Fans should check out the highlights, but wait on Man on the Moon III for a full Kid Cudi listening-experience.
PharrellG I R L
Elegant string sections, disco grooves and feel-good vibes fill Pharrells G I R L, the rapper/producers first solo album in eight years.
There isnt a single track on the 10-track release that doesnt feature some sort of polarizing groove or element. Gust of Wind grabs you with a lively vocal feature from collaborators Daft Punk, as well as a lively string accompaniment throughout. Hunter and Come Get It Bae are groove-reliant tracks carried by irresistible guitar riffs and danceable percussion. The Oscar-nominated Happy, and the Justin Timberlake collaboration Brand New are blasts of sunshine in the dismal releases of 2014.
While not all hip-hop fans will buy into Pharrells preference to pop and R&B song styles on G I R L, its the most consistent album of its kind in recent memory.
Rick RossMastermind
Rick Rosss sixth album is a mixed bag, but it shows the Maybach Music Group founder starting to stray from his usual formula of drug rap and trap beats. Mastermind shows Ross moving his trap-heavy sound into smoother territory with R&B assisted tracks, like Thug Cry, the Weeknd collaboration In Vein, and soul-sampling cuts, like The Devil is a Lie and Sanctified. Other highlights come when Ross raps over nostalgic sounds on Blk & Wht and Nobody, which samples Notorious B.I.G.
While Ricky Rozay changes his approach with some of the production choices on Mastermind, his lyrical content remains repetitive and derivative. Uninteresting lyrics paired with Rosss continuing reliance on radio-ready tracks like War Ready and Drug Dealers Dream makes Mastermind only worth listening to for the handful of new sounds presented.
Schoolboy QOxymoron
Schoolboy Q successfully emerges from the shadow cast by label-mate Kendrick Lamar on his latest album Oxymoron.
The Los Angeles MC channels his aggressive delivery, straightforward lyrics and ear for beats and hooks into an album that offers a little bit for everyone. He updates the mindset of 90s gangsta-rap with modern sounds and his own addictions, as displayed on the tracks Oxymoron and Prescription.
While Schoolboy Q reflects straightforward, street sounds on tracks like Gangsta and The Purge, he also turns out some of the catchiest hip-hop of 2014. The Kendrick Lamar collaboration Collard Greens, which has been a club-staple since its initial single release, Studio and Man of the Year display Schoolboy Qs versatility without watering down his straightforward street-rap essence. While a few tracks in the albums mid-section could have been cut, Oxymoron has something to offer for every hip-hop fan.
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Dominic Poon, 41, of Asbury Park was a rider on a Saturday NJ Transit train that avoided a potentially dangerous situation that temporarily suspended service for NJ Transit trains running between Matawan and Red Bank.
Poon was on the New York Penn Station 8:07 p.m. train from New York to Long Branch that screeched to a halt just before pulling into the Hazlet railroad station at little after 9 p.m.
Poon said that just as the train was pulling into Hazlet, passengers saw a huge flash of light and the train stopped. ...


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Texas Rangers agree to contracts with nine pre-arbitration players
SURPRISE, Ariz. - More from the nimble hands of the Rangers' PR staff:
The Texas Rangers today announced that eight players have agreed to terms on one-year contracts for the 2013 season. No further terms were disclosed.
The eight are pitchers Jeff Beliveau, Cory Burns, Justin Grimm, Michael Kirkman, Justin Miller, Neil Ramirez, and Robbie Ross and infielder Mike Olt.
Grimm, Kirkman, Ross, and Olt each spent all or parts of the 2012 season with the Rangers. Beliveau appeared in 22 games with the Chicago Cubs a year ago and was acquired on a waiver claim on December 21. Burns pitched in 17 games with San Diego in 2012 and was acquired by trade on November 28. Miller, who missed all of 2012 after undergoing "Tommy John" surgery on his right elbow and Ramirez have no major league experience.
With the agreements, 25 of the 40 players on Texas' major league roster are under contract for 2013.
Texas will officially open its 2012 spring training camp with the first workout for pitchers and catchers on Wednesday morning in Surprise, Arizona. The team's first full workout is on Saturday.


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NEW YORK -- Following Wednesday's (Dec. 9) ruling in U.S. District Court, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman issued the following statement:
"On December 9, 2009, U.S. District Court Judge Cormac J. Carney vacated the single charge that was pending against Dr. Henry Samueli, indicating that no law had been violated. We are delighted that the Samueli good name has now been cleared. In retrospect, it is regrettable and unfortunate that the circumstances at that time caused the Samuelis and the Anaheim Ducks to endure any suspension. We were pleased to welcome the Samuelis back to the NHL when the suspension was lifted this past November 12."
Commissioner Bettman's statement comes after U.S. District Court proceedings this week in Santa Ana, California, where Judge Carney stated that Henry Samueli "had not, in fact, made a materially false statement during his testimony before the SEC and therefore committed no crime."


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The Discomfort Zone: A Personal History by Jonathan Franzen
All Will Be Well: A Memoir by John McGahern
Why I Am a Catholic by Garry Wills
The Hill Bachelors by William Trevor
Death in Summer (1998) by William Trevor
After Rain (1996) by William Trevor
Excursions in the Real World (1994) by William Trevor
Felicia's Journey (1994) by William Trevor
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How to Make Mamon (Sponge Cake) Philippine Style
This article teaches how to make the Filipino special cake mamon. Enjoy it with your friends and family!
How To Make Mamon (Sponge Cake) Philippine Style
What is mamon? Mamon is a very popular Filipino sponge cake. These cakes are individually wrapped. They can be plain sponge cake, or topped with butter and shredded cheddar cheese. The technique in making successful sponge cake is to separate the egg yolks and egg whites well and mix them separately. The eggs should also be in room temperature. Here is the recipe for mamon.
Ingredients for the Mamon Sponge Cake:
3 cups cake flour
1 T baking powder
¼ tsp baking soda
10 eggs – room temperature
1 cup sugar
½ cup melted butter
1½ cup water
1 cup oil
1 cup sugar
¼ tsp cream of tartar
Method to Make The Mamon Sponge Cake:
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
2. In a bowl, mix the cake flour, baking powder and baking soda. Set aside.
3. Separate the 10 egg yolks and 10 egg whites using an egg separator.
4. To the egg yolks: add the 1 cup sugar, melted butter, water, oil and the flour mixture. Mix well using an electric mixer.
5. To the egg whites: Add 1 cup sugar and ¼ tsp cream of tartar. Using an electric mixer, mix until the egg whites are stiff but not dry.
6. Gently fold in the egg yolk mixture into the egg white mixture.
7. Use a ½ cup measuring cup and pour into greased muffin pans.
8. Bake for about 15 minutes or until the mamon turns golden brown. The cakes are done when toothpick inserted comes out clean.
Tip: You can also brush the mamon with melted butter once they are done. Then sprinkle with cheddar cheese. Wrap individually in clear cellophane. You can give these as gifts too! It's a great gift idea to give to your friends and family.
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|Perifollicular xanthomatosis as the hallmark of axillary Fox-Fordyce disease: an evaluation of histopathologic features of 7 cases.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 18711075 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|BACKGROUND: Fox-Fordyce disease (FFD) or apocrine miliaria is a rare condition with features that are characteristic clinically but not histopathologically. It is traditionally described as a condition that shows infundibular plugging, acanthosis, parakeratosis, spongiosis, and a nonspecific infiltrate. The so-called retention vesicle, which reputedly involves the apocrine duct, is often difficult to find. Recently, 4 uncontrolled observations were described (infundibular dyskeratotic cells, vacuolar alteration, cornoid lamella-like parakeratosis, and perifollicular foamy macrophages). In this study, we evaluated both established and new histopathologic criteria for the diagnosis of FFD and searched for other meaningful findings. OBSERVATIONS: Most established features were observed in both patients with FFD and control patients. All cases occurred during 1995 through 2005. No unequivocal retention vesicle was identifiable in any case. Infundibular vacuolar change and cornoid lamella-like parakeratosis were not corroborated as being diagnostically meaningful. Few dyskeratotic cells were seen in some patients with FFD and in control patients. Perifollicular foam cells were noted in most patients with FFD but not among control patients. These cells expressed CD68 but lacked expression of carcinoembryonic antigen, gross cystic disease fluid protein 15, and periodic acid-Schiff with diastase digestion. Perifollicular mucin, fibrosis, and mast cells in the infiltrate were also observed. CONCLUSIONS: The established histopathologic attributes of FFD are nonspecific, and a retention vesicle is difficult to find even in level sections. In contrast, perifollicular foam cells are a distinct, relatively consistent, and specific feature of FFD. We contend that perifollicular foam cells represent a useful hallmark of FFD.
|Adolfo B Bormate; Philip E Leboit; Timothy H McCalmont
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|Type: Journal Article
Journal Detail:
|Title: Archives of dermatology Volume: 144 ISSN: 1538-3652 ISO Abbreviation: Arch Dermatol Publication Date: 2008 Aug
Date Detail:
|Created Date: 2008-08-19 Completed Date: 2008-09-11 Revised Date: -
Medline Journal Info:
|Nlm Unique ID: 0372433 Medline TA: Arch Dermatol Country: United States
Other Details:
|Languages: eng Pagination: 1020-4 Citation Subset: AIM; IM
|Section of Dermatopathology, Department of Pathology, University of California, San Francisco, 1701 Divisadero St, San Francisco, CA 94115, USA.
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|MeSH Terms
Axilla / pathology*
Foam Cells / pathology*
Fox-Fordyce Disease / pathology*
Hair Follicle / pathology
Middle Aged
Skin / pathology*
Skin Diseases / pathology
Xanthomatosis / pathology*
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