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Evidence against God is unnecessary. And impossible.If you call these opinions of yours "evidence against God", you're nuts.
Just like the Cosmic Sheep.
There are 199525 comments on the Best of New Orleans story from Jan 6, 2011, titled Evolution vs. Creation. In it, Best of New Orleans reports that:High school senior Zack Kopplin is leading the fight to repeal the Louisiana Science Education Act of 2008.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Best of New Orleans.
Macclesfield, UK
#102347 Oct 21, 2013
Evidence against God is unnecessary. And impossible.
Just like the Cosmic Sheep.
Since: Sep 08
#102348 Oct 21, 2013
Wrong, it is not a reputable site.
You lying fundamental moron. The very first claim was debunked over a hundred years ago. A reputable site does not use arguments that are over a hundred years dead.
Macclesfield, UK
#102349 Oct 21, 2013
Then what does it mean exactly? Apparently you are unable to narrow down the precise definition as it is supposed to apply to the Bible.
Macclesfield, UK
#102350 Oct 21, 2013
Ah good, then we both agree that your site is not scientific. Then it appears we have reached a fundamental impass. We are only interested in scientific evidence. You, along with your non-scientific site is only interested apologetics which you personally find to be 'reputable'. Further discussion appears non-constructive.
Macclesfield, UK
#102351 Oct 21, 2013
He was referring to the other day (my brief take over had disappeared now), but I post from the evolution forum. Threads are often cross-referenced across different forums, for instance this thread could be in the atheism forum.
Since: Sep 08
#102352 Oct 21, 2013
What a Maroon!!
Need I say any more? Another lying idiot for Jesus who has no idea what evidence is.
Macclesfield, UK
#102353 Oct 21, 2013
Oh hey Bo. Which theory are you referring to?
Remember there is no argument you have used that I have not refuted. Do you have something different to add or you still playing the Nelson Muntz routine and showing everyone how ignorant you are?
Since: Jul 10
United States
#102354 Oct 21, 2013
I have not waded through the 97000 posts to make sure, but, I don't see many references to actual Creationist Research.
Sure there are lots of opinion pieces on the ToE, but sadly nothing on Creationist research.
Is that because they do none?
Also, the ToE could be falsified tomorrow, but that would not make any flavor of creationism a viable alternate.
Since: Sep 08
#102355 Oct 21, 2013
And in the Offbeat Forum.
"Pissing people off since 1949"
Since: Apr 08
#102356 Oct 21, 2013
Sure it is, bucko. Have you ever read any of the articles beside the one you mentioned? Ever examine any of the links on the site?
That you think this reputable speaks volumes about you.
Of course! Why would you want to use science to support your position. Much better to use your so-called 'reputable sites', huh?
Macclesfield, UK
#102357 Oct 21, 2013
It's not necessary. DNA alone demonstrates common ancestry (although there's plenty of other evidence besides). In order to argue against this your position requires you to claim that DNA works exactly how it's observed but at some undefined point in the past it stopped doing so due to the interference of a magic Jew. Given this fact it is highly disingenuous of you to be asking for evidence considering that evidence simply does not matter to your position one way in the slightest.
But then considering you've been dancing for 30+ pages over the definition of "serpent" your disingenuousness would certainly justify putting you under that same label.
"Pissing people off since 1949"
Since: Apr 08
#102358 Oct 21, 2013
I demonstrated nothing other than you inability to understand a very simple concept. Do you have to have everything explained to you like a 3rd grader? The bottom of the tree represent the emergence of life. Which is a scientifically unsettled question. Duh!
Macclesfield, UK
#102359 Oct 21, 2013
Actually that's not the case. Go look at plants.
Macclesfield, UK
#102360 Oct 21, 2013
Can you leave the irony meters alone please Bo?
#102361 Oct 21, 2013
Check the title of the thread, christian. Do you expect atheists to discuss home improvement here? It gets a little derailed, but....
I won't presume to speak for all atheists, but I find christianity interesting . How intelligent, educated adults can believe in god is mind boggling. 2013 and people are still being fleeced by preachers who are no smarter, and in some cases not as smart, as they are. Generation after generation of parents have embedded this crap into the minds of their children and it goes on and on.
It's time to pull your head out of the sand and put this fairy tale where it belongs, with Santa, Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy. Grow the fcuk up. There is no god. Preachers should be ashamed of themselves, they know the truth. Otherwise they would be too afraid of hell to pass on this shit.
1000 foot jesus my ass.
Since: Sep 08
#102362 Oct 21, 2013
No fair using logic!
There is no true peer reviewed creation research. Creationists have invented their own "peer review". Stick around, sooner or later some creatard will link one of those hilarious articles.
#102363 Oct 21, 2013
Its' the bible, dude. It could mean naked neighbor wife. It works, nothing else makes any sense either.
Since: Mar 11
St. Croix valley
#102364 Oct 21, 2013
yes, i pretty much stick to the US politics forum...political junkie..i'm seeking help for that...
i just wondered which forum you were talking about...
Since: Jul 10
United States
#102365 Oct 21, 2013
Bad habit of mine. But you can bet the link will neither make sense nor will it avoid the topic of Evolution. If it weren't for the topic of Evolution most cretinists would be struck dumb(er)
Macclesfield, UK
#102366 Oct 21, 2013
It's right there recorded in the rocks. 3.5-3.8 billion years ago we have the earliest forms of life. Preceding that we have none. Nothing. Zip. Nada. Zilch. Zero.
No evidence at all whatsoever of life existing before this time. NO evidence at all whatsoever that your magic Jew even exists.
And remember you ALREADY violate your own rules by invoking your God in the first place -
1 - God is a living being. But we all have to be DEAD to get to be spirits like Him.
2 - God did NOT produce life via a natural process, but an ARTIFICIAL experiment which had NOTHING to do with life developing as it always does naturally from a pre-existing lifeform "after its kind". Same goes for every single species God ever created.
3 - God is eternal and immortal and therefore did NOT come from a previous lifeform. Therefore life does NOT ALWAYS require a previous lifeform.
You violate your OWN rules THREE TIMES.(or billions if you want to address each and every species individually)
WE violate your rules ONCE.
But uh, frankly we couldn't give a flying f ck about your rules. Neither does reality.(shrug)
And what are living beings? That's right, a collection of chemical reactions. NOT magic. Magic is not my claim. I've never invoked it. You claim chemical reactions can create life all the time every day but 3.5 billion years ago Jewish magic was necessary for the first one. YOU claim Godmagic made life, the universe and everything. All I do is point out that there is no reason to presume that your magic wizard was even necessary, and if it is, the same premise breaks your own rules. Multiple times over.
But unlike you I haven't had to lie here, have I?
Just because I broke "BOHART'S COMMANDMENT" doesn't mean I have lied. It means YOU have because you broke it three times. AND you never address my posts directly and deal with the problems of your own arguments.
Your willful ignorance is not our problem.
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Europe has the highest number of biosimilars approvals in the regulated market and will continue to increase in the near future. Further patent expiries of biologics will likely increase the number of approved biosimilars and players in the market and thereby will bring in a greater number of products that will increase the market size. Biosimilars are currently priced at about 20-30% below the original product price.
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Chikorita is my ideal starter, so... hmmm. Magical Leaf would be fun, I'd love to get trainers with that move since it doesn't miss often. :3 Love Leaf Storm too though; it's super strong and, though it lowers your power, I still think it'd be an awesome move to take out an opponent quickly.


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New research shows Wilsons Prom marine life rivals Great Barrier Reef
Monday 24 August, 2015
Amazing marine life deep beneath the sea in Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park has been revealed thanks to new technology that has allowed scientists a glimpse of the unusual marine communities for the first time. Spectacular reefs containing colourful sponge gardens, corals, and abundant fish species are just some of the features recorded during the recent scientific expeditions.
Parks Victoria Marine Science Manager, Steffan Howe said the popular area is famous for its stunning landscapes above the water, but what lives deep beneath the sea has previously been unknown. He said cutting edge technology is now making it easier to explore these areas, with results beyond researchers' expectations.
"Recent explorations used a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) to record the marine life in habitats from 30-100 metres deep.
"The exciting discoveries follow previous research that mapped the park's sea floor in detail. The maps identified some amazing underwater structures very deep beneath the ocean, but we did not know what sort of marine life was there. These latest expeditions used cutting-edge technology including underwater video cameras and a robotic vehicle to record the spectacular marine life found in many of the deeper areas of the park for the first time.
"The resulting footage shows that the deep reef habitats are teeming with life and are home to rich and abundant marine ecosystems that are comparable to Australia's better-known tropical reef areas. The extent and abundance of spectacular sponge gardens and corals is a particularly exciting find," said Dr Howe.
"It is important for us to have a comprehensive understanding of the habitats and inhabitants in Wilsons Promontory Marine National Park to help guide how we manage this important area in the future. The discoveries and footage will also enable us to showcase Victoria's spectacular marine environment to the thousands of visitors who come to this park each year," said Dr Howe.
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- Massive coral fans, large sea whips and colourful sponge gardens beyond scientists expectations.
- Extensive walls, house-sized boulders, ridges and caverns with a diverse range of colourful sponges, hard and soft corals and abundant fish life.
- 90 m deep holes with big schools of deep sea perch; fish that can grow to 80 cm long.
- Complex underwater dune systems including one about 30 metres high and 2 km long
- Abundant fish species including some that are said to be of conservation significance as they are rare at the state level. Examples include the Australian barracuda (Sphyraena novaehollandiae) and Longsnout Boarfish (Pentaceropsis recurvirostris).
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River Forest police nab catalytic converter thief
Chicago man allegedly stole car part from Concordia parking garage
River Forest police arrested a Chicago man last week, for allegedly stealing a car part from a vehicle parked in Concordia University's parking garage in September.
Samuel Collier, 29, of Chicago's Austin neighborhood, allegedly ripped a catalytic converter off a car parked at Concordia on Sept. 13. River Forest police were able to garner a license plate number from a suspect's car from security cameras, and discovered that the car was registered to a Naperville address.
There, Naperville police nabbed Collier on Dec. 8, after he was observed stealing another catalytic converter. He's believed to be involved in 10 other thefts in the Naperville area.
Collier was jailed in DuPage County and released on bail last month before River Forest police could take custody of him for the September theft, said interim River Forest police Chief Gregory Weiss.
"When he got released, we weren't made aware of it, so then we had to go track him down again," Weiss said.
While on surveillance, River Forest police spotted Collier sitting in his car chatting with someone while parked near the intersection of Washington and Long in Chicago Tuesday, Jan. 11. He was arrested without incident and taken into River Forest police custody, according to Weiss.
The Cook County state's attorney's office approved a class 2 felony theft charge against Collier the same day as the arrest. A judge set Collier's bail at $20,000 last week, Weiss said, and he was sent to county jail.
The converter stolen in September was valued at $1,200, according to police. Such auto parts are coveted for the precious metals they contain, such as platinum, and are sold on the black market for the material, rather than to be used in other cars.
"That's what makes them so attractive to thieves is whatever metal is inside it," Weiss said.
A second suspect involved in the September theft is believed to be dead, according to Weiss, which River Forest police are working to confirm.
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The Tidewater Daylily Society will host the 2017 American Hemerocallis Society National Convention, June 21-24.
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The 2017 Region 3 Seedling Bed will be hosted by the Norfolk Botanical Garden. We are pleased to announce that we have received 71 seedling entries! Seedlings are no longer being accepted.
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PIERRE — CenturyLink faces a $2,000 penalty for an incident in Fort Pierre last winter, when the telecommunications company failed to respond to an emergency locate request. South Dakota requires a response within four hours. CenturyLink's contractor USIC didn't respond within that time. The request came at 4:55 p.m. A city crew began digging at 9 p.m. to deal with a water valve broken in the closed position at the intersection of Casey Tibbs Street and E. Cedar Avenue.
PIERRE — Many from our group in high school joined "the service" upon our graduations in 1976. Our nation was out of Vietnam. The draft was over. The economy was sliding. I considered enlisting but wound up in college. There aren't many days when I don't think again about that decision. Often I think too about the decisions by John and Tim and Jeff and Jane and Anita. They went off to basic. Then they went off to stranger places. They made admirable decisions. More than a few men I know are in the South Dakota National Guard.
PIERRE — A new law requiring disclosure of financial conflicts could have a direct effect on lawyers serving on one of the 22 state boards, commissions or authorities, the South Dakota Transportation Commission was told at its Thursday meeting in Pierre. During the conflicts law discussion, commission member Tim Dougherty, of Sioux Falls, a lawyer and lobbyist, said a lawyer serving on one of the 22 panels covered by the new law could have a client who has a contract with the agency covered by the state panel.
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PIERRE — Members of the South Dakota Transportation Commission should see private lawyers before the state's new law takes effect July 1 requiring disclosure of financial conflicts, the panel's state legal counsel said Thursday. Karla Engle told them one option is to resign from the commission before July 1 if they believe the disclosure requirements would create too many problems. People often are appointed to state boards and commissions because they are active in their communities but that can mean they have business ties that pose potential conflicts, she said.
PIERRE — Two major events converge in the coming week in South Dakota. The statewide sales tax increases on June 1 to 4.5 percent from 4 percent, after a knockdown fight within the Legislature last winter over Gov. Dennis Daugaard's plan to improve pay for last-place schoolteachers, and provide property-tax relief to business owners for the first time, after homeowners and agriculture producers received reductions 20 years ago.
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The rumors were true. Nvidia confirmed on its blog this morning that SLI support is finally coming to motherboards with AMD chipsets. That's been a long time coming, since Intel users have been enjoying licensed SLI multi-GPU capabilities since the release of the first Core i7 processors and accompanying X58 chipsets back in late 2008.
According to Nvidia, SLI support will make its way into future motherboards with AMD 990FX, 990X, and 970 chipsets. The first board manufacturers to hop on that bandwagon will be Asus, ASRock, Gigabyte, and MSI, though more will purportedly follow. I don't believe AMD has actually announced those three chipsets yet, but word from the rumor mill suggests they will accompany Bulldozer-based Zambezi processors—the chipmaker's next flagship CPU family.
Nvidia's blog post provides a rather interesting justification for its change of heart regarding SLI licensing for AMD chipsets. Listen to this:
Long term gamers probably remember that for a long time AMD offered great high-end CPUs, but in recent years, AMD's stature as the preferred gaming CPU fell by the wayside and Intel CPUs have been the gamers' choice. For this reason, we've only licensed SLI for motherboards with Intel chipsets. However, we've been recently hearing chants of "SLI for AMD CPUs", and figured that now is a great time to do it. After all, we want to make sure gamers can benefit from the new CPU competitive landscape and ensure they have NVIDIA SLI.
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"I'm an avid turkey hunter, and tax time in April was going to interfere with that," Fife said.
He later worked as executive vice president at Citizens Bank of Strong and oversaw commercial lending at Citizens Bank of El Dorado.
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Aker Solutions' operating revenues were NOK 11.9 billion in the second quarter and NOK 21.7 billion for the first six months of 2012. The latter is 33 per cent higher that the same period in 2011. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA), excluding non-recurring items, amounted to NOK 1 192 million with an adjusted margin of 10.0 per cent.
Including non-recurring items, which includes a NOK 165 million gain related to sale of real estate, EBITDA for the quarter was at NOK 1 357 million.
"We are pleased to see revenue and margin growth in almost all business segments. This is a reflection of continued improved operational performance in a strong global oil and gas market," says Øyvind Eriksen, executive chairman in Aker Solutions.
Order intake in the quarter was NOK 23.0 billion, bringing the order backlog to NOK 54.1 billion, an increase of 31 per cent from the beginning of the year. The biggest contract signed in the second quarter is the NOK 11 billion contract to provide well intervention services to Statoil from a newbuild Cat B intervention rig for eight years starting in 2015.
Aker Solutions has announced significant acquisitions and investments in the second quarter. The company targets the Middle East and North Africa through the USD 460 million acquisition of NPS Energy. Capacity in the drilling technologies business will be increased significantly through a new USD 100 million service site in Brazil, and a new USD 60 million manufacturing facility for subsea umbilicals will be built in Malaysia.
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A New Zealand professor had trouble entering Australia because of a conviction she got opposing the Springbok tour in the 1980s.
Professor Jane Kelsey said she was detained at immigration at Sydney airport on Sunday and told she did could not enter visa free like most New Zealanders because she was not an "appropriate person" under Australia's 1994 immigration laws.
Eventually she was allowed to enter but was told in future she would need a visa.
"I am a constant visitor to Australia for professional and personal reasons - at least eight times in the past two years, including just one month ago for an academic conference on trade," Prof Kelsey said.
"I always tick the box about criminal convictions, which relate to the Springbok tour and Bastion Point in the early 1980s. They have the list on record at Australian immigration. Usually I wait 10 or at most 15 minutes and they wave me on. This twist came completely out of the blue."
She has complained to the Australian High Commissioner.
"It is possible it is an ill-judged over-reach by super-officious immigration officials at Sydney," she said.
"However it is equally likely that my name has recently been flagged, presumably linked to my role in promoting critical debate on the TransPacific Partnership negotiations. Requiring me to apply for a visa each time I go to Australia would make it easier to monitor and restrict my movements. At the very least it sends an intimidating message to me and to others."
Prof Kelsey previously said the SIS was keeping tabs on her because of her criticism of neo-liberalism and free trade agreements.
She is visiting Australia to promote a new book on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.
Australia's Department of Immigration and Citizenship National Communications Branch said it would not discuss an individual's visa status.
"But generally speaking, if a New Zealand citizen has criminal convictions, there are instances where they will be ineligible for the default special category visa (and, in more serious cases, they may fail the character requirement altogether and be unable to secure a visa to Australia)."
The spokesperson said New Zealanders with health problems or criminal histories needed to check with their local Australian Immigration office before travelling there.
"What can happen in a set of circumstances such as these where a special category visa is not appropriate because of criminal convictions, the immigration officer has the discretion to grant a border visa allowing entry rather than refusing entry and returning the person on the next available flight. The passenger will be counselled that next time they need to approach an Australian Immigration office first or risk being turned around at the border."
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