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Mr. Charles Allen Stevens, 25, of Kincaid, Ill., formerly of Edinburg, Ill., passed away Saturday, June 11, 2016 at home. Charlie was born September 17, 1990 in Springfield, Ill. Comment?
... Rose, He is survived by his son: Mark (Susan) Kocurek of Kincaid, Ill.; daughters: Christine (Bradley) Thomas of Edinburg, Ill., Amy (William) Reeter of Taylorville, Ill.; grandchildren: Chelsea (Jordan) McKinnie, Clint Thomas, Stephen (Bridget) ... Comment?
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Ella McKinney, 80 of Taylorville passed away on Saturday, May 21, 2016 at 9:40 a.m. at Life's Journey in Taylorville. She was born on May 31, 1935 in Edinburg, Ill. Comment?
... four sisters; and several nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, May 3, 2016, at Edinburg Cemetery. Wilson Park Funeral Home, 109 E. Washington St., Edinburg, IL 62531 is in charge of arrangements. Visit our online ... Comment?
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Paula Cook, 62 of Edinburg passed away on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 at 12:25 a.m. at Memorial Medical Center in Springfield. She was born on October 31, 1953 in Springfield, Ill., the daughter of Gordon and Betty Rhodes. Comment?
Paula Cook, 62 of Edinburg, passed away on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 at 12:25 a.m. at Memorial Medical Center in Springfield, Ill. Arrangements are incomplete at Sutton Memorial Home in Taylorville. Comment?
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... He loved his motorcycle and going to races with his friends as long as he could. James was a charter member of the Edinburg E-Squares square dancing club, and a former member of the Edinburg American Legion and Edinburg Lions Club. He was a veteran ... Comment?
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Turns out no-one saw it coming: Sceptics rebuff controversial experiment that 'proved' psychic ability is real
Seeing the future? Follow-up studies have refuted controversial 2010 'proof' of psychic ability
It was a miraculous experiment that appeared to prove that people do possess psychic ability.
Memory tests carried out by Daryl Bem in 2010 'proved' that we have the ability to predict future by picking out certain words.
But now other scientists have tried to replicate the results - and found nothing.
The Cornell University academic published a paper which claimed subjects shown a list of words could better recall the ones that they would later be shown again - but before they actually knew which words made up the second list.
The apparently rigorous exam seemed to prove that participants could see into the future, and 'pick out' the words that they would soon come across.
The report was published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, and sparked outrage among many psychologists, who could not believe the result.
Now University of Hertfordshire psychologist Richard Wiseman and University of London psychologist Christopher French both conducted the rebuttal experiment using a group of 50 people.
Explaining his scepticism in the original study, Wiseman told LiveScience: 'It's almost as if you study for an exam, you do the exam and then you study for it afterwards and then you get a better mark.
'So you can see why we were kind of surprised by that.'
'We found nothing. It might just be because the [original] statistics were a fluke.
'You're going to get some false positives sometimes.'
False positive? The jury is still out, but science has not yet found strong evidence to support psychic ability
In the original study, Bem's participants saw a list of 48 words flashed onto a computer screen, and were then treated to a surprise memory test in which they were asked to type in as many of the words as they remembered.
Then a random sample of 24 of the previous 48 words was presented again, and the participants did some practice exercises with these words.
Analysing the results, Bem found that the students were more likely to recall the words that were about to appear on the later exercise list, implying they could predict the future.
Bem published his research and methods, and encouraged other testers to try to replication of his results. The computer program used in the experiment was placed online.
Following the follow-up studies, Bem said more research was needed, and suggested the experimenters were sceptical, which may have unwittingly influenced the results - athough the computer-based study is designed to alleviate this effect.
Bem said: 'This does not mean that the results are unverifiable by independent investigators, but that we must begin regarding the experimenter as a variable in the experiments that should be included in the research designs.'
Wiseman said the follow-up research did show some insight and issues with current reporting of experiments.
The Journal decided to publish his follow-up studies, and Wiseman said: 'There's a real problem with finding shocking findings and then not being interested in publishing replications.
'It's kicked up a huge debate about how scientists do work and how journals publish that work, and I think that's very valuable in itself - even if I'm not that confident that these findings are real.'
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Grats Hayfora on r12, well earned.
From one filthy disgusting ezmoder to another - Harry.
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Gratz Thor, onward to 13!
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We aren't the type to get carried away with speculation, but since the Bruins won't close the door on Dennis Seidenberg possibly returning late in the postseason, neither will we.
The bullet-points of the story: Seidenberg tore his ACL and MCL when he collided with Cory Conacher on Dec. 27. After the team announced he was out for the season, he underwent surgery on Jan. 7 with an expected recovery time of six-to-eight months.
On Monday, Seidenberg could be seen working out -- some type of squat exercise with resistance bands -- and appeared to be going pretty hard. That led to some speculation, and Cam Neely dodged a question about it on The Sports Hub. Friday morning, Pierre McGuire went on WEEI and cited people close to Seidenberg as telling him that "there's a chance that he might be back for the playoffs."
Peter Chiarelli had the most telling words, however, telling Amalie Benjamin of the Boston Globe that the team wasn't expecting Seidenberg to play in the postseason, but that the player was ahead of schedule in his recovery and that the team would treat Seidenberg as a potential option if it came to it.
"My guess is, if we go deep, he'll start skating at some point and we'll just see how he is," Chiarelli told the Globe.
Added the general manager: "I'm not going to say no, but I'm certainly not going to stand here and say there's a great chance he'll be back. I think when the time comes, he'll be evaluated, but the surgery was a pretty serious one and we have to make a real good decision there."
If it gets to that and the Bruins determine that Seidenberg can play in late May or early June, it would be a game-changer. Why, aside from the fact that it's Dennis Seidenberg?
Dale Arnold raised a great point about this year's postseason recently, noting that, with everyone in agreement that the Western Conference is the stronger and more bruising conference, those teams will wear one another down in the first three rounds of the playoffs.
As such, whichever team represents the West might be down a key player or two by the time they get to the Stanley Cup finals. Should the Bruins reach the finals -- something we should all expect them to do -- and have the opportunity to add the player who has led them in average time on ice the last three postseasons at a time when it's more common to lose players, that could provide a sizable advantage.
Of course, that assumes a lot, but just look at last postseason. The Bruins led the Stanley Cup finals after three games and were two wins away from winning it all, but injuries to their two best players brought their quest for the Cup to a halt.
By the time Seidenberg would be ready, it might not be a matter of whether he'd replace a Matt Bartkowski, an Andrej Meszaros or a Dougie Hamilton. As the B's learned last postseason, multiple defensemen can go down at once, so maybe Seidenberg would tap out a Kevan Miller, a Corey Potter or a Zach Trotman. Remember, the B's didn't expect to have to rely on either Bartkowski or Krug entering last postseason.
The team is still hoping that Adam McQuaid can be ready for the playoffs and will go unhindered by his quad strain, but the B's obviously can't count on that given how this season has gone for McQuaid. The safe bet is that either McQuaid or Miller will be the team's third-pairing right side defenseman. Miller led the Bruins with 23:10 of ice time Friday night against the Avalanche.
If Seidenberg comes back with everyone healthy, his experience playing both sides would allow him to provide a boost anywhere in the top four. He could go to his usual postseason spot to Chara's right, or he could Boston's second-pairing left-shot blueliner. Bartkowski, who served that role in the second round against the Rangers last season, is currently in line for that job.
As long as he's cleared to play and can handle the minutes, there would be no reason to hold him back. Bruins fans have probably gotten to the point where they think the Eastern Conference finals are a given, but if you're there and you have any bullets to use, you use them.
If there's any shot that this can happen, the Bruins are being smart about by tempering expectations. As Chiarelli put it, the team isn't counting on it, but Seidenberg's return would be a "bonus." Should it come to that, a really good defensive team getting its second-best defenseman back late in the postseason would be a pretty massive bonus indeed.
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Prospects for Tuesday 9th September
With prospects for tonight's programme, here is today's output editor, Robert Morgan.
Good morning everyone,
There are a few strong stories around today. Paul and Neil are at the TUC to see Darling's speech. Is there anything new we can do on the airline plot trial? Osborne's spending plans and Bush's Iraq troop announcement could be worth doing too.
We have an Andy North film on knife crime which I'll tell you more about in the meeting.
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Comment number 1.At 13:05 9th Sep 2008, kevseywevsey wrote:
After watching yesterdays Newsnight, do we have any prospects? we're all gonna get blown up, financially crunched or sucked into a black hole..and in the meantime our leaders don't know what day it is but crack- on as if everything is hunky dory. It's a wonder i am not an alcoholic!...Did Hutton drink all the wine? is there any left...
Comment number 2.At 13:36 9th Sep 2008, thegangofone wrote:
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Comment number 3.At 14:37 9th Sep 2008, thegangofone wrote:
Thought the Cern report was good last night as it took on a very difficult subject.
If Iraq becomes "too" stable can Maliki renegotiate the oil and rebuilding contracts?
Comment number 4.At 15:50 9th Sep 2008, Mistress76uk wrote:
Just seen that 8000 troops are going back to the US by Feb 2009 from Iraq. Is the UK going to be bringing back its troops from Iraq too?
Comment number 5.At 15:58 9th Sep 2008, JadedJean wrote:
Oh dear, poor Mr Ahmadinejad, he just can't win either way!
Comment number 6.At 19:04 9th Sep 2008, bookhimdano wrote:
only a few weekends left for an attack on iran? an oil price spike will give the warning.
Comment number 7.At 09:45 10th Sep 2008, ivegotanasbo wrote:
Dear Jeremy
A black male friend said to me."Don't have any (liberal left) pity for them, they are greedy little bastards who do it (rob)cause they can" I live on an estate in NW1. Go down to somewhere like St Pancras Station and look around... none of the vast amount of employees there come from our area - on its doorstep because they just are not up to standard I was told- why is that?
I know that now the BBC has to be careful what it says (since WMD and Gilligan etc) but please show some film and good news story on those countries who have dealt with the drugs problem by DECRIMINALISING (not legalising) drug use.. I believe in Portugal and Switzerland and Italy,,, The knife business has a lot to do with dealing. It could be curbed drastically if their bottom fell out of their market!
NB: beside knifes - a lot of these guys have taken to owning 'fight' dogs. The council allow them to be owned in the flats here (how come these guys are 'given' flats is another interesting question in this land of 'perverse incentives' . Anyway, I feel i am being forced to move out (make an exchange etc) because the council is effectivly useless at making these dog owners obey their tenancy agreements. I have tried to get some action for months to no avail regards Sandi


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UK: Food industry pledges to push fruit and veg
Industry to back fruit and veg
UK food retailers will add more lines to their produce sections and manufacturers will put more fruit and veg in ready meals, the country's government has announced.
The moves come as part of the industry's so-called "public health responsibility deal" with the Government to tackle obesity in the UK.
UK retailer The Co-operative Group, one of 16 companies to have signed up to the pledge, said it will use promotions to encourage consumers to eat more fruit and veg.
A spokesperson said: "We will target customers who aren't spending money on fruit and vegetables and offer them money-off coupons on fresh, frozen and canned fruit and vegetables to encourage purchase. This follows a recent trial, which resulted in a significant increase in redemption rates - 20% higher than for other, more typical money-off coupon campaigns, highlighting a real appetite among our customers for fruit and vegetables."
The Responsbility Deal was introduced in 2010 and has seen the UK government work with the food industry and other stakeholders to draw up policy to encourage consumers to exercise more and eat more healthily.
The policy is based on the concept of "nudging", where consumers are encouraged to live more healthily, and avoids introducing regulation to ban products or restrict consumer choice. Policy is developed by five networks that include representatives from the industry, the voluntary sector and the public health field.
Sectors: Fresh produce, Health & wellness, Private label, Retail
Companies: The Co-operative Group
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