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SANDY — The greatest crisis humanity will face in the 21st century, according to Don Feder, will not be global warming, disease, overpopulation, or any of the dystopian scenarios portrayed in science fiction.
Instead, Feder believes, the crisis will be the so-called "Demographic Winter" stemming from a worldwide decline in fertility rates.
"Sometime in this century we're going to start running out of people," said the director of communications for the World Congress of Families.
But the cause of the population crisis, he said, can be traced back to the sexual revolution, which has shaped the world more profoundly than anything since the industrial revolution.
"The sexual revolution has led to a crater-scarred landscape strewn with casualties," he said.
Feder said it may seem counter-intuitive that people having more sex is causing a crisis in child birth rates, but he points to the paradigm shift that has occurred in the public's attitudes toward procreation and the family. Meanwhile, he said, in the past 50 years the fertility rate has dropped by more than 50 percent.
If having children was solely connected to a person's sexual activity, he said, then college campuses would be centers of population growth.
"This sea change in attitudes and behavior includes at first, separating procreation from marriage, then separating sex from procreation and finally separating love or any sense of commitment from sex," he said.
Feder was one of several speakers at the Stand for the Family Conference, held Friday at the South Towne Exposition Center. The event focused on the need for individuals to support pro-family efforts but also trumpeted conservative viewpoints on social and constitutional issues.
Remarks during the conference compared the lives lost each year to abortions to the bloodshed of World War II, dismayed the U.S. Postal Service's decision to honor slain San Francisco politician Harvey Milk with a commemorative stamp, encouraged parents to instruct their children to date and marry virginal and chaste peers due to the lower rates of divorce in those unions, described public education as the primary source of child indoctrination and suggested that euthanasia and the rationing of medical services are the ultimate goals of Obamacare.
Shane Krauser, director of the American Academy for Constitutional Education, spoke on threats to religious freedom in today's legal climate. He gave the example of several business owners around the country who are facing legal action for violating anti-discrimination ordinances by refusing to extend their services to same-sex couples.
"This is becoming the rule, not the exception," he said. "We have to fight back against these ideas."
He said this type of thinking, in which religious individuals are not granted exemptions from laws based on their beliefs, is contrary to the free exercise clause of the First Amendment and defies the original intent of the Founding Fathers.
As long as a behavior isn't hurting another person, it would be inappropriate to force them to change that behavior, Krauser said. But he stopped short of specifying whether discrimination, whether institutional or individual, qualifies as hurting another person.
He also presented his argument as an "us" versus "them" without fully describing who or what are the opposition to his views.
"What the other side wants to do all too often is not engage in the marketplace," he said. "They want to yell, they want to scream and ultimately use the force of government to change things."
The conference was presented by Family Watch International, a nonprofit advocacy organization. Participants at the conferences were encouraged to sign a petition stating their support for pro-family causes and were also invited to participate in a yearlong focus on family-related themes in their own homes. Such themes include protecting and promoting motherhood and fatherhood and viewing the family as the solution to world problems.
"(The petition) basically says that people pledge in their personal lives to support efforts to protect marriage, family, life, religious freedom and parental rights," said Sharon Slater, president of Family Watch International. "It's our gathering tool for people throughout the world who we know are willing to stand for the family."
Alene Scheffield, of Kaysville, visited the conference and said she enjoyed hearing from the high-level, well-educated individuals who presented. She said she was particularly concerned with parental rights and hadn't heard anything at the conference she disagreed with.
"I think that governments are dictating to schools what will be taught, what values will be taught." she said, "And I feel like that may or may not infringe upon the right of a parent to teach their own set of values."
Russ Ballard, of Cedar Hills, said the pressures building against the family have become almost like a tidal wave.
"The philosophy that's being promoted out there is that the family can be anything you want it to be and the traditional man and woman with children concept is outmoded, outdated and in a lot of cases is detrimental to our happiness and our freedom to do the things we want to do," Ballard said. "I totally disagree. I think the family is absolutely essential."
He also said it was interesting to hear Feder's presentation on population decline and how some countries are in danger of going extinct due to low marriage and birth rates and increased instances of abortion.
"I hadn't really thought of that before," he said.
In order to shift the trends in fertility rate decline, Feder said society needs to cease subsidizing birth control, promote religion, celebrate parenthood and put an end to abortion, for both moral and practical purposes. He said modern civilization depends on robust population growth, and while many living species have gone extinct, humans may become the first to finance their own extinction.
"Obviously the children who aren't born today won't themselves have children and grandchildren," he said. "This will create a smaller pool of potential parents in each generation, leading to a downward spiral and at some point population decline will become population free fall."
He also said that while some believe that humans are heading into a crisis of overpopulation, this is a result of people living longer rather than an excess of new children.
He compared the scenario to a car driving downhill, in that the vehicle will continue to accelerate due to gravity if the driver takes his foot off the gas. But once that car reaches the bottom of the slope, it slows to a halt.
"The momentum of population growth over the last 200 years has been carrying us forward," he said. "That's going to stop."
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But that doesn't really matter.
The Red Sox lost 2-0 to the Cubs on Monday night, halting yet another modest win streak. This is a team still stuck on a grand total of two stretches in which it has won more than two games in a row. One was a seven-gamer, in which Atlanta and Tampa Bay played horrific baseball, and the other came in a three-game sweep of Minnesota in which the Red Sox scored a total of five runs.
It's fine to tip your hat to Arietta and all that stuff, but the Red Sox are facing a reality right now: There is a feeling within the walls of the home team's clubhouse that these coming 12 games could go a long way to define the Sox' success, or lack thereof.
"We're going to pick a path here pretty soon at some point," said one Red Sox player. "We're not just going to keep staying the same."
The road the Red Sox have been on this season is about as undefined as three months of baseball could be. It's July 1. At this time last season the Sox had eight win streaks of three games or more. They had an identity. Trade targets were starting to surface. Truth be told, nobody knows what's going on with this group. Not the players. Not the coaching staff. Not the fans. And probably not even the front office.
That's where the next two weeks come in.
The Red Sox have two more games with the struggling Cubs before taking on the Orioles for three. John Farrell's team then finishes off its 10-game homestead with the other Chicago team, the White Sox, who have been floundering this season right along with their Boston counterparts.
And to finish things off before the All-Star break, the Sox are blessed with three games in Houston against the Astros (who reside just three games behind the Red Sox in the loss column).
When the Sox get through this pre-All Star break stretch they very well could be in the conversation. As it stands now, they're 6 1/2 games out of first, a manageable margin. With more wins than losses over the next dozen games, the conversation regarding potentially dealing Jon Lester and/or Koji Uehara could be pushed back to a place where nobody will try to surface it.
But what if they don't win? What if they don't break this cycle of letting momentum slip through their fingers?
"There's a combination of factors to that, acknowledging Arrieta tonight, but yeah, anytime we seemingly put together a couple of quality performances back-to-back, it's been difficult to extend," Farrell said after the Red Sox were shut out for the eighth time this season. "You can't pinpoint any one reason. But still, it is a little frustrating, particularly where we are with our record and our status or place in the division trying to get some momentum going."
Like it or not, there is a sense of uncertainty right now.
These Red Sox want to believe that Mookie Betts will be a difference-maker. They like what they see thus far regarding the outfielder's aggressiveness and talent level. But they've also seen what can happen when you put too much stock in relying on a 21-year-old (Xander Bogaerts). Or even a 31-year-old shortstop (Stephen Drew) who was dropped into the season after taking three months off.
If these 12 games don't work out, they will be bracing themselves. You simply can't go that long through a baseball season hoping Plan A might be good enough.
Sure, there will be three games against the Royals, seven more vs. Toronto and three with Tampa Bay before the non-waiver trade deadline. But those will be coming after the aforementioned very manageable stretch. By then, it will be appreciably more difficult to find faith that things will magically do a 180, as well making a case to keep this roster together.
Arietta was good, but there's not a lot of time for the Red Sox to be tipping too many more hats.
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With each succeeding news item that comes out about this situation, reality comes closer to imitating parody. I'm referring to Elliott Carver (portrayed by Jonathan Pryce) in Tomorrow Never Dies, one of the weakest Bond villains ever.
Well of course they did. They're criminals, you know.
Apparently Rebekah Brooks got a severance package of UKP 1.7M plus a car plus a chaffeur plus an office.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-15620160 (I'm not too sure why the BBC hacve that story classified as 'entertainment')
Not bad, really, considering she destroyed the company.
In other news: disqus totally bites. Amongst other things, why is it that I seem to comment without logging in? That, along with other changes, means Boingboing is rapidly becoming unusable for me. This modest comment took about 3 minutes to compose, then 20 minutes to get posted :(
The photo of Murdoch and Brooks that accompanyed the Australia story about her payout just Screamed "we're sleeping together."
The photo of Murdoch and Brooks that accompanyed the Australia story about her payout just Screamed "we're sleeping together."
So you're arguing that they've already suffered enough?
A stalker, me? Preposterous! I just carry out surveillance.
If nothing else, Murdoch deserves a kick in the crotch.
I'm told that NotW gave their goons specific orders to the effect that photographic evidence of a puppy being kicked had to be submitted with every invoice in order to receive payment; a policy adopted as being a economical approach to cartoonish levels of evil.
I'd love to see Fox news try and defend or legitimize this behaviour.
And the resulting comedy bitt The Daily Show gets out of it would be even better!
Allegations started hurting? What does that mean?
Wow, stay classy NotW.
@boingboing-d2f3a3e28cb36101ad55b96158fe1b50:disqus , "allegations started hurtling" is a fairly well-used phrase. I'm quite certain it's a typo.
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An elaborate, well-executed fireworks show can be a visual spectacle.
The Jellico boys' basketball team capped off its summer scrimmage schedule by going to a camp at Oak Ridge and then hosting a play day last Thursday at Jellico High School.
The Cove Lake 5K beat its record attendance on Saturday morning with 308 racers competing at the event. Last year 305 people competed in the race.
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I carry 3 tubes, a cheapo patch kit, and a spare tire. Several times, my partner has needed some of this stuff. In fact, partners have needed it more than I have.
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Catalunya has a glass dome encased environment in Fullerton Pavilion boasts a team trained at the world's top eateries. Both executive chef Alain Devahive Tolosa and restaurant manager Pol Perelló have 12 years of experience working at El Bulli. Catalunya serves the finest cuisine in Singapore.
For the full review, please go to http://thehungrybunnie.blogspot.sg/2014/04/catalunya.html
A tip is to arrive for dinner before the sun sets, the glass enclosure allows for an expansive view to catch the dazzling rays of the setting sun. BUT, the restaurant isn't quite my idea of a date-night spot. With clubby music reverberating off the walls, it was difficult carrying on a decent conversation without having to yell over one another. Catalunya is more of those s***, chill-out cocktail places that would be great for large groups of friends who are comfortable shouting at each other without getting pissed off.
As for the food, just about every dish was a slamdunk. The food was convivial and full of soul, but ultra refined, with an exquisite finesse I'd never seen in Spanish food. Unsurprisingly, food this good comes at a price, and a hefty one at that. Budget about $150-$200 per person to be satisfactorily sated.
Service was just as excellent. Professional and efficient but without the stuffiness of such fine-dining establishments. I especially loved our smiley upbeat waiter, who took the time to explain every dish, and gave the best recommendations.
We had:
1) Croquetas de Jamon ($15)- crisp breadcrumbed rolls filled with potato mash, melted cheese and bits of jamon: Aromatic, moist and lipsmackingly good
2) Calamares ($18): firmer than what we're typically used to, but still tender.
3) Chorizo Y Estrellados ($18)- fluffy scrambled eggs with chorizo and fried potatoes: superb and addictive
4) Lobster Rice ($80): a must-try and insanely delicious. Robust shellfish stock created a complexity that fleeted between the rich and balanced.
5) Grilled Mediterranean Red Prawn ($85): small but boasted an incredible sweetness. These were simply adorned with garlic crisps, olive oil and parsley
6) Grilled Wild Seabass ($45): sparkling fresh and cooked to a moist flaky perfection. The only gripe was that this was overly salted.
7) New Zealand Txeluton ($155/kg)- a hulking luscious ribeye.
8) Cocktails here at Catalunya are highly recommended; we got a Jug of their Red Sangria ($127.44), which tempered the sweet fruitiness of the berries with the potency of a robust red wine
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A spanish restaurant which offers a waterfront Spanish dining experience and a breathtaking city view. Located near Raffles Place MRT. The dishes are delicious! The Weekend Brunch is an interesting experience too. We have tried the following:
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Apple and Samsung, the world's top two smartphone makers, each scored a significant victory on different continents that will allow both to keep selling their products without legal interference this holiday season.
A federal judge in San Jose rejected Apple's demands to block US sales of three smartphones made by Samsung. The ruling came weeks after a jury found that Samsung infringed six Apple patents.
Hours later, Samsung announced it was dropping its demands that several European countries prohibit sales of Apple smartphones that Samsung claims infringe its patents.
Despite the developments, the two companies remain locked in legal battles around the globe. But taken together, the moves on Monday could hint at a global settlement between the two tech giants that account for more than half of all smartphone sales worldwide, legal experts and technology analysts said.
"I think we have seen some moves in that direction," said University of Notre Dame law school professor Mark McKenna. "The odds of a settlement just got a little bit better" because of the judge's refusal to bar US sales of Samsung's products.
The ruling allows three versions of Samsung's older-generation Galaxy SII smartphones to remain on US shelves, while Apple sales will continue unabated in Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Italy and the Netherlands.
"We are pleased that the judge today denied Apple's move to limit consumer choice, and restrict fair competition in the marketplace," South Korea-based Samsung said in a statement commenting on the ruling in San Jose.
Regarding its decision in Europe, it said, "we strongly believe it is better when companies compete fairly in the marketplace, rather than in court."
Apple declined comment about the developments.
Samsung still faces a European Commission antitrust investigation, and its announcement doesn't effect a trial set to begin next month in London in another dispute with Apple.
Samsung also is continuing to press for damages in the European companies where it dropped its demands for an injunction against Apple phone sales.
The companies are also scheduled to go to trial in 2014 in San Jose over a lawsuit filed by Apple claiming Samsung's latest products to hit the market still infringe some of its patents.
Earlier this month, US District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose implored the two companies to settle the legal disputes stretching over four continents.
Koh presided over the month-long jury trial in August that resulted in a jury's US$1.05 billion verdict and a determination that Samsung willfully used Apple's technology without permission.
In her ruling Monday on the sales ban, Koh said Apple failed to prove the six patents Samsung used without permission were the main reasons consumers purchased the products.
Each of the smartphones at issue was designed and manufactured with technology flowing from hundreds of patents. One of the patents, for instance, was for the Apple "pinch-to-zoom" feature that Samsung incorporates in several of its products.
Koh said it would be wrong to prohibit sales of the three Samsung smartphones because the devices contained just a few features ripped off from Apple.
"''Though Apple does have some interest in retaining certain features as exclusive to Apple," Koh wrote, "it does not follow that entire products must be forever banned from the market because they incorporate, among their myriad features, a few narrow protected functions."
Stanford University law professor Mark Lemley said Koh's decision has the potential to "radically change the calculus of patent suits in the information technology industries."
The decision is part of a legal trend to punish patent violators with damages rather than ruinous sales injunctions "in cases that involve large, multi-component products," Lemley said.
Koh has yet to rule on Samsung's plea to reduce the jury's award by as much as US$600 million and on Apple's argument for an increase of more than US$100 million.
Koh has indicated she was leaning toward trimming tens of millions from the US$1.05 billion award, saying it appeared the jury miscalculated some of the damages.
McKenna said there's a chance Koh could significantly reduce the award based on her ruling Monday that said Apple failed to prove the infringing patents hurt its sales.
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There had been worldwide euphoria about China since a number of China funds were launched, and the country's huge corporations attracted investor interest.
'All that has been dissipated by what has been a bad [company] reporting season,' Mr Howard said.
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'But it is clear now that, with prices having fallen by more than half in many cases, and with China having gone through a period of overheating which it has been trying to cool down, it is looking attractive,' he said.
'For the past 18 months, China has been trying to rein things back and people have been worried that if they were to invest in Hong Kong or in China they would be hit again by a hard landing. Now it's been a soft landing, which one should take heart from. It begins to look relatively attractive for the long-term investor.' Mr Howard said nearly 47 per cent of Guinness Flight's Global Emerging Markets Fund was invested in Asia.
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Visit Heathcotoe's exciting cellar doors this Queen's Birthday long weekend and experience the many activities for Heathcote on Show. Here's a quick guide to some of the happenings planned by Heathcote Winegrowers' Association members.Read More
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Heathcote winemakers were delighted to share the region's wonderful wines with trade delegates from China, Japan and Indonesia in a masterclass hosted by Max Allen. The delegates were part of the government's latest inbound trade missionRead More
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Conclusion. Benny decides his feelings for Katie must end his friendship with Alan. Benny: Jake Jundef. Phyllis: Amy Aquino. Harriet: Joyce Van Patten. Sophie: Marion Ross. Warren: Aeryk Egan.
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- Premiered: September 20, 1991
- Rating: None
- Premise: A 14-year-old Jewish boy's experiences in 1950s Brooklyn (before the Dodgers left) are the focus of this gentle, nostalgic sitcom. An obvious labor of love for series creator---and Brooklyn native---Gary David Goldberg (`Family Ties'), who used his own exp… (more)
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