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The term "liberal" has grown steadily more acceptable among Democrats over the past 10 years. Two political scientists offer a theory for why so many Americans claim to be "independent" when they vote like partisans. And a sudden blitz of ACA insurance ads doesn't materialize. This is HuffPollster for Friday, January 10, 2014.
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BP Gets a Good Price For Gulf Assets, Plains Gets Debt, Say Analysts
By Alexis Flynn and Angel Gonzalez
BP has done well in agreeing a $5.5 billion deal with Plains Exploration & Production for interests in five Gulf of Mexico oil fields, says Royal Bank of Canada analyst Peter Hutton.
"The implied price of the deal is significantly higher than we expected," says Hutton, who had valued the assets around $2.2 billion. It's a significant milestone in BP's plan to raise $38 billion in order to recoup some costs from the Deepwater Horizon disaster, notes Hutton.
"We see this as positive progress for BP," says Hutton.
BP shares in New York are up a fraction at $42.01.
Meanwhile, Plains Exploration is taking on a lot of debt to do the deal and its shares are down 7.4% to $37.36.
Plains Exploration's plan to be a big player US Gulf deepwater comes with $7 billion in debt. To pay it down it plans to hedge 90% of its oil production to 2015 to lock in cash flows, and sell about $2 billion in natural gas assets.
The company says it plans to use $3 billion to bring debt below $7 billion by the end of 2013.


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Juma Al Harthy was born in Muscat in 1971. He started exploring his creativity in early childhood, drawing sketches on the sand, making toy cars from small pieces of finding, and carving animal miniatures out of wood and clay.
Juma al Harthy's paintings contain a distinctive Omani visual language. Many of his mixed media works incorporate bits of carved wood as found in traditional Omani heritage structures, rendering the works as being immediately and vividly evocative of Oman.
"When creating, my focus is directed towards heritage, history and the artistic aspects of civilizations."


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Situated in Ichinoseki, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Folk Culture Museum of Liquor, Former Numata Family Samurai Residence, and Ichinoseki City Museum. Takkoku no Iwaya Bishamon-do and Pure Land Garden are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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The Art of Titles
August 22nd, 2009
An incredible source of inspiration for designers with a fetish for illustration or typography and a goldmine for movies addicted. This is a review about www.artofthetitle.com Personally I've always been amazed by the title sequences of movies when they break the usual boredom. This work sometimes leads to a real masterpiece and at The Art of The Title Ian and Alex collect them trying to give the deserved credit to the authors


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Definition of crazy in English:
adjective (crazier, craziest)
1Mentally deranged, especially as manifested in a wild or aggressive way: Stella went crazy and assaulted a visitor a crazy grin
More example sentences
- Everyone thought he went crazy, thought he was a madman.
- About a year and a half after the marriage broke up, things started to get bad and I sort of lost it… I went crazy.
- Though a sad, sick fan also went crazy and assaulted the referee.
mad, insane, out of one's mind, deranged, demented, not in one's right mind, crazed, lunatic, non compos mentis, unhinged, mad as a hatter, mad as a March hare
informal mental, nutty, nutty as a fruitcake, off one's rocker, not right in the head, round/around the bend, raving mad, batty, bonkers, cuckoo, loopy, ditzy, loony, bananas, loco, with a screw loose, touched, gaga, not all there, out to lunch, crackers, nutso, out of one's tree, wacko, gonzo
vulgar slang batshit
1.1Extremely annoyed or angry: the noise they made was driving me crazy
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- He was driving her crazy acting like a stubborn child.
- It made me want to say, 'Hey, Charlotte, you're driving him crazy, he's a man, give him a break.'
- Joe decided that he had to get his hair cut while we were on vacation, because it was 'too long,' and therefore driving him crazy.
1.2Foolish: it was crazy to hope that good might come out of this mess
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- She laughed again, as if the concept was too crazy to grasp.
- It seems totally crazy to have left a good job in NZ to come here to be together and then have to spend less time 'together' than we did when I lived in NZ.
- Not for the first time, I'm wondering if I'm crazy to be here.
stupid, foolish, idiotic, silly, absurd, ridiculous, ludicrous, preposterous, farcical, laughable, risible, nonsensical, imbecilic, harebrained, cockamamie, half-baked, impracticable, unworkable, ill-conceived, senseless
2Extremely enthusiastic: I'm crazy about Cindy a football-crazy bunch of boys
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- And you were crazy about him, too, once, remember?
- I like the melody of the acoustic guitar here, but I'm not crazy about the fact that it's acoustic guitar or that it's put with those other instruments.
- No wonder some kids aren't so crazy about books.
passionate about, (very) keen on, enamored of, infatuated with, smitten with, devoted to;
(very) enthusiastic about, fanatical about
informal wild about, mad about, nuts about, hog-wild about, gone on
3(Of an angle) appearing absurdly out of place or in an unlikely position: the monument leaned at a crazy angle
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- He considered this, but he stifled his reply when he caught sight of a seemingly ordinary pile of rock that rose at a crazy angle out of the ground.
- That night, as I closed my eyes to try to sleep, all I could see was the bow of the central hull, pointing at a crazy angle going full-throttle down a wave and accelerating into a wall of water.
- He attempted the almost impossible, trying to squeeze the ball in from a crazy angle when really the pass to an attacking colleague was the only option.
adverb[as submodifier] chiefly North American
Extremely: I've been crazy busy
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- He wouldn't be called El Oso Blanco (The White Bear) if he weren't crazy strong.
- Even if he did fight chumps his whole career the knockout ratio is crazy high.
- This storm isn't crazy strong, but its ability to stir up the ocean and the major metropolitan areas it's hitting have everyone preparing for the worst.
noun (plural crazies)chiefly North American
A mentally deranged person.
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- Was she the daughter of weirdos and crazies like the ones her father had claimed just now?
- It's framing us as the regular people and them as the crazies for a change - something that 60% of the American people seem to agree is at least a possibility.
- Fundamentalism seems to be slowly killing the religion, as people become disillusioned on finding that this nice liberal religion is led by the same type of crazies who lead all the other religions.
like crazy
- informal To a great degree: I was laughing like crazyMore example sentences
- For some reason, that set them both off once more and they started laughing like crazy.
- It's not too funny now but I remember than we had laughed like crazy.
- Colours can be safe, soft and muted, bold and bright or even clash like crazy as long as your wardrobe is new and tailored to your best look and shape.
Late 16th century (in sense 'full of cracks'): from craze + -y1.
The root here is the verb to craze (Late Middle English), which is now 'to drive mad, send crazy' or 'to develop a network of small cracks' but originally meant 'to break in pieces, shatter'. So a crazy person has had their sanity shattered. Crazy formerly meant 'broken, damaged' and 'frail, unwell, infirm'. See also daft
Words that rhyme with crazyBel Paese, Buthelezi, daisy, Farnese, glazy, hazy, lazy, Maisie, mazy, oops-a-daisy, Piranesi, upsy-daisy, Veronese
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Toward Integrated Law Clinics that Train Social Change Advocates
Marcy Lynn Karin
University of the District of Columbia David A Clarke School of Law
Robin Runge
Clinical Law Review, Vol. 17, p. 563, 2011
The integrated approach to clinical legal education enables law students to explore and to utilize more than one legal advocacy strategy simultaneously to achieve social change. This framework facilitates law students' ability to develop a range of essential lawyering skills including reflecting upon the connection between law and social justice by addressing the broader social problems impacting our communities. The integrated approach has been accepted as an effective clinic structure, and is being successfully developed and applied in a range of ways that are best suited to specific legal issues and geographic regions. In this article the authors, who are new professors, describe their experiences with two integrated legal clinics: the Arizona State University Civil Justice Clinic advocating for servicemembers, veterans, and military families and the Housing and Employment Law Clinic at the University of North Dakota School of Law advocating for fair access to housing. In doing so, we share our vision of what constitutes an effective integrated clinic and its contribution to the development of the next generation of social justice advocates. Finally, we explore unique pedagogical challenges and questions this model poses for faculty contemplating clinic redesign as a way to achieve broader solutions for communities and expanded educational opportunities for law students.
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Ok so i am pregnant and i have done the baking soda gender test, it didnt fizz or do anything so does that mean girl? I have done the ring test and different chinese gender tests aswell and they all say girl have any or all ov these actually worked with anyone? Please help


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If you don't know what Port Forwarding is yet, you might want to start by reading our What is Port Forwarding guide.
You might also be interested in our huge collection of Router Screenshots where you can see every page of every router that we know of.
To setup port forwarding on the Dlink DSL-2642B router your device needs to have a static IP address. You should complete one of the following steps first:
Now that you have setup a Static IP Address on your device, please enter the IP address that you assigned to your device here:
Now we need to know your routers IP address. You can find it a variety of ways.
It's ok if you don't know your Dlink DSL-2642B router's internal IP address. You can find it by doing one of the following:
Open a web browser like Internet Explorer or Firefox. Enter the internal IP address of your router in the address bar of your browser.
In the picture above the address bar has http://www.google.com in it. Just replace all of that with the internal IP address of your Dlink DSL-2642B router. By default the IP address should be set to 192.168.1.1.
You should see a box prompting you for your username and password. Enter your username and password now.
Click the Login button to log in to your Dlink DSL-2642B router.
Please visit our Default Dlink Router Passwords page if the username and password shown below did not work for you.
If you can't login to your router because you forgot your Dlink DSL-2642B router username and password, use our How to Reset a Router Password guide to set your Dlink DSL-2642B router back to its factory settings.
If you are having trouble with this guide, then perhaps PFConfig may be your solution. PFConfig is a software tool that will automatically forward ports for your router to save you time and hassle.
Now that you are logged in to your Dlink DSL-2642B router you should see the following:
Click the Advanced link near the top of the page.
Click the Port Forwarding link near the left of the page.
Click the Add button near the bottom of the page.
Put a dot into the Server Name radio button.
Enter the name of the program into the Server Name box. It doesn't really matter what you put into this box, but something that will remind you why these ports are being forwarded would be a good idea.
Select Always from the Schedule drop down box.
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Joe Staley walked off the practice field recently, looked straight up at the 49ers' sleek new stadium and tried to be as diplomatic as possible.
He had a point to make. Staley is good at making strong points, and clearly the 49ers are elated to be moving from one era to the next -- literally a short walk now.
But the players also know that there are emotional land mines ahead involving Lombardi trophies, Hall of Fame moments and the sentimental heft of a 49ers dynasty gone by.
"I don't know if I should say this," the 49ers' eighth-year left tackle said before proceeding anyway, with a shrug. "I mean no disrespect to past eras; they've accomplished a ton of stuff here. And the fans have been great. But I'm very excited about establishing a new era, our own memories."
Playing at Candlestick Park was all about "The Catch," Bill Walsh's playbooks, five Super Bowl titles and being measured against the glory of the past.
Moving to Levi's Stadium means a new stage for a new generation of talented players who maybe have grown a little weary of the constant comparisons.
Staley and the rest of the 49ers -- from Jim Harbaugh to Colin Kaepernick and through the rank and file -- are more than ready to start up at Levi's Stadium this season and leave the Candlestick days behind.
Yes, that includes all the memories, the dynasty chatter and the shadow of everything great that used to be.
"One of the things that I got sick and tired of hearing, especially during those (bad) years," Staley continued, "when I was a rookie and all the way up till Coach Harbaugh got here ... before we started winning, it was how great the '80s were and how great those teams were and you need to go see this guy and talk about winning. ...
"That pissed me off. I think myself and a lot of guys who went through that (bad) era really want to create our own identity. Because we take a lot of pride in what we do.
"But at the same time, those teams won five Super Bowls. And we haven't done anything like that. We have the opportunity here with the new stadium, new team, we've got core guys who can do something."
The new stadium is the switch-over for this franchise, no doubt.
It is the largest achievement in Jed York's ownership reign -- and something his beloved uncle Eddie DeBartolo Jr. could never accomplish, after years of trying to redo or upgrade Candlestick (while DeBartolo was winning titles).
The stadium is a glitzy symbol for a new 49ers age, it is already providing the York family with millions upon millions in revenue, and it is all their own.
But these 49ers know that the only way to make a truly clean and permanent break from Candlestick and the '80s is to win a Super Bowl or two while at Levi's in the 2010s.
That's the only way to do it.
"From my perspective, it would give you an opportunity to create your own history," general manager Trent Baalke said recently of the Levi's debut season. "Candlestick -- the memories of Candlestick, all the great games that were played in there and all the players that were a part of it, they'll never forget that.
"Our players will never forget the (January 2012 playoff) game against New Orleans -- the guys who went through that. They're never going to forget that last game in Candlestick, against Atlanta, not only because it was the last game, but how we won that game, how it ended.
"This is an opportunity to start their own traditions, build their own memories, build their own history and make it part of the organization's history."
Of course, there's a gaudy museum at Levi's honoring the team's rich history and achievements.
There are significant tributes to Walsh, Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, Steve Young, Ronnie Lott, Eddie D., and the rest.
But the focus of this $1.3 billion stadium is on the new horizons and new goals -- the 49ers have made it clear that this stadium is not a nostalgia tour.
It's a new thing. And they want to win new Super Bowls.
"Very excited about the new stadium," Kaepernick said at the start of camp. "I think it's an opportunity for us to start our own legacy. There was a lot of tradition, a great legacy at Candlestick, and this is an opportunity for us to really make this our home and start something new."
For Staley & Co., that means keeping the past laurels up on the pedestal, but also leaving them behind while the new 49ers try to add more trophies. In their own way.
"They've created a lot of great memories for this era and this franchise," Staley said. "We see those trophies in our locker room all the time.
"But like I said, we take a ton of pride for what we do, and we want to be known for our own era, our own identity, so that 20 years from now, they can say, 'You need to look up Joe Staley and see what he did well.' "
Then Staley laughed at the image he had just described -- a team 20 years from now haunted by the achievements of Staley.
Maybe it was because he almost couldn't believe he had said what he did, but also because he and his teammates would dearly love for it to come absolutely true.


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E-World -- Sierra Leone, et al.
© 1987-2008 by Glenn Elert (except where indicated)
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Traditional musical selections from the Northern Province of Sierra Leone. Gbondokali ceremonies (Limba) and Tegbe performances (Temne). Each mp3 file is about three minutes in length. Snippets of the Tegbe recordings were used as incidental music in the radio programme Sierra Leone: Celebration, War and Healing on Afropop Worldwide.
A ceremony of the Limba people. Inspirational music for the young men in the midst of their initiation into the Gbangbani men's society. Recorded 1988 in the villages of Kamabayo and Kamakwie.
Tegbe is a performance of the Temne people. Recorded 1988 and 1989 in Kamakwie, Sela Limba chiefdom. These performers came from the Sanda Loko cheifdom to the south.
A rare rainy season performance. Recorded 6 August 1987 (Pray Day) in Songo.
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Skip to comments.U.S. Rep. Paul Broun: Evolution a lie 'from the pit of hell'
Posted on 10/08/2012 4:44:56 PM PDT by markomalley
Evolution, embryology and the Big Bang theory are major underpinnings of mainstream science. And Georgia Republican Rep. Paul Broun, a physician who sits on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee, says they are lies straight from the pit of hell.
Broun, who is unopposed for reelection in November, made the comments in a videotaped Sept. 27 speech at a sportsman's banquet at Liberty Baptist Church in Hartwell, Ga., according to the Associated Press.
Here are his remarks:
Gods word is true. Ive come to understand that. All that stuff I was taught about evolution, embryology, Big Bang theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of hell. Its lies to try to keep me and all the folks who are taught that from understanding that they need a savior. Theres a lot of scientific data that I found out as a scientist that actually show that this is really a young Earth. I believe that the Earth is about 9,000 years old. I believe that it was created in six days as we know them. Thats what the Bible says. And what Ive come to learn is that its the manufacturers handbook, is what I call it. It teaches us how to run our lives individually. How to run our families, how to run our churches. But it teaches us how to run all our public policy and everything in society. And thats the reason, as your congressman, I hold the Holy Bible as being the major directions to me of how I vote in Washington, D.C., and Ill continue to do that.
(Excerpt) Read more at latimes.com ...
All life begins with some random combination of genes.
From "Darwin's Ghost" by Steve Jones, we have ... "About a thousand genes are shared by every organism, however simple or complicated. Although their common ancestor must have lived more than a billion years ago, their shared structure can still be glimpsed. It shows how the grand plan of life has been modified through the course of evolution." ... Pg 284.
And again, from Jones ... "One set of genes is found everywhere. It translates the information coded in the DNA and allows it to make proteins. The job is so essential that such structures changed little over millions of years." Pg 285.
Happy reading.
information doesn't organize and create itself. life is an effect, not a cause. there are no self-creating effects. it also goes against all of our obeservable scientific methods as we'd never be able to rely on something spontaneously reorganizing into something else. further the concept of non-living to living has never been recreated, much less observed in nature.
i mean if you only bank on what you can observe through the senses, then you can't make any 100% fact statements on anything you haven't witnessed yourself, you still have to take it on faith that another witness saw it, or the tape recording the event isn't fake, or word of mouth passed down by one or more people, you have to have faith and believe they are reliable sources.
as science continually makes 180 degree course corrections on many things all the time, science's answers are only as good as fallible man and what he knows, at any given time. do you realize the latest findings throw the whole notion of a nuclear sun out the window, yet the sun is nuclear was science gospel for how long?
yeah i think i will put my faith in a book that has yet to be proven incorrect historically by anyone. archaelology and non-biblical historicalsources have only confirmed the accounts they've tried to point to and say the bible is wrong.
and that supports evolution? or that the mind of man is a God-given gift whether acknowledged or not.
Well, the Gaia satellite launching next year will be able to measure the distance to stars by parallax (no use of red shift, etc.) to the galactic center, about 30,000 light years, which, in a rational world, would put the last stake in the decomposing carcass of 6,000-9,000 year old Young Earth Creationism.
This not being a rational world, I expect the idiots of Answers in Genesis and their ilk to do elaborate hand-stands involving the speed of light changing rapidly in the last 6,000 years, the principles of triginometry being wrong, etc. Should be amusing to watch.
it would be a waste of time to discuss this with you, it's very clear from your post. all you seem to do is insult people who don't believe what you do. you can go back to DU with your fellow insulters, anytime.
paint mixes ~ and does so in ways we cannot yet understand. Take that issue up with God ~ possibly He'll create you a different universe someday where paint does not mix.
Not even that will keep young earth creationists from reveling in their ignorance.
Wow! What anger! I pity your asinine ignorance!
The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit. If you need more of an explanation then talk to a minister, priest, or rabbi.
Things self-organize in nature all the time, without humans or some deity having to do it.
I am proud to say that I was an early (donor) supporter of Paul Broun! I lived in SC at the time, but Broun was a congressional candidate from neighboring GA, and I somehow found out about him. Gave him $50, later he sent a handwritten note thanking me, and I am proud to say I was one of his early supporters!.
different pigment isn't a mutation, they had that information in there genes as an option, all along. the ones with poor coloring get eaten off, so no kidding the ones that prosper are the ones that belnd in better.
different colors are variations in an existing gene, not new info or mutations. for the mths you're talking about, when the trees were dark, the lighter moths got'picked'off and most of the dark ones were the majority, when coal got clener and the trees weren't so sooty anymore, they found the dark ones stuck out and birds ate them and the nubmers of the lighter moths increased.
There are some fakes out there who want you to think they combine Pentecostalism into the picture but they don't ~ you start doing anything out of the ordinary around those snakes you get bit bad!
Only that Jesus (and the appostles including Paul) believed in Noah and the historical record in Genesis.
I would also add that how do you explain the geneologies from Adam-Isaac-David-Christ?
There is the direct tree mentioned linking Adam to Christ in some Biblical Books!
Could someone please address why embryology comes from the pit of hell?
Agreed. The congressman is correct but I would much rather like to leave the preaching to my pastor.
Your comments would be more at home on DU, please consider going over there. You are adding nothing productive to this thread with personal attacks and insults.
The Brits use the term 'race' where Americans use the term 'breed' ~ which, in England, is a process and not an categorization. You don't want to know what the Dutch say about either term ~
what things are those?
If I worried about derision from nøøbs, I would have developed an ulcer long ago.
But thanks.
Nope. Not going to argue with faith. Just saying not all men act like animals, though the great majority do.
I don't believe in the "Big Bang" .. I believe in the "Big Oscillation". :)
Maybe you can explain coal.
How did crude oil get where it is ?
How did fossils from the seabed find their way to the mountain tops ?
The biblical days and references to creation are beyond our understanding.
If you have read the book, you will see that he meant "race" as in the way we use it today. In fact, it's such a scandal, that the title has been changed for more recent publication of the book (i.e. a copy printed after 1960 does not have the same title).
Ideas have consequences.
One of Darwins' consequences is the "science" of eugenics (started in Germany and the US). Followed by Margret Sanger.
Google around for connections between racism, eugenics, darwin and margret sanger — you will find many
A few days later, Hurricane Katrina, 2005:
An amorphous blob of clouds into a highly organized system with a perfectly symmetrical eye, counterclockwise spiral bands at the surface, and clockwise outflow at high altitudes. And all of this just from a bunch of air and water vapor molecules with no intelligence whatsoever, just the input of energy.
YES! Ping
If you don't believe the Biblical days and references to creation, your choice, but please don't expect those of us who do believe to consider you a believer. God could dissolve this universe in an instant, and create another one just like it if he so chose. Built-in with all these so called "proofs" of yours. Your evolutionary deity has to have billions of years, mine doesn't. Your "god" is not my God.
Oh, boy! Popcorn, please.
No two popped kernels have ever likely shared the same geometry.
No matter how old the world is God created it. He does this on his time schedule, not ours.
Can he help it if he looks down the Democrat side of the table, then goes "Those guys survived millions of years of evolution? Are you freakin' kiddin' me?"
Things like this are like the Akin idiocy, things that give the liberals something to beat us over the head with. Was this really necessary? I wanna win folks, whatever it takes. Yes, I said it.
He's right. Evolution is a lie. Some just can't handle the truth.
He's right. Evolution is a lie. Some just can't handle the truth.
Please explain. Why does finding the stars in a particular place (as indicated by light rays emanating from them) have anything to do with whether they were created?
(Some subtle implicit assumptions may be involved).
Microsoft's even-numbered releases excepted.
Plenty of human input, yet very disorganized.
Simple Hormonic Motion, no doubt -- and in degenerate modes.
Consider the following family of related chemical compounds:
Ethyl osculate
Ethyl reciprocate
Ethyl palpitate
Ethyl Oscillate
i am talking about genetic information, life from non-life. dna just doesn't make itself and know what the end result is or have an overall plan without intelligence behind it directing and knowing what it's supposed to make.
"Believing that the earth is only 9000 years old might. "
Ah. Better tell Galileo. And Linnaeus, Mendel, Kelvin, Pasteur, Agassiz, Newton, Pascal. . .
technophobes all!
This is America and I don't dispute your right to believe that the Bible is allegory, or to call us "kooks."
For those of us who believe we should read the Bible the same way we would read any other book — i.e., the plain and obvious meaning unless the context shows some other meaning is intended — be careful about where your logic goes.
I believe in things like resurrections from the dead and walking on water. It's pretty hard to argue that we must reject Genesis 1-3 as not being history because they are "unscientific" and still maintain that the miracles of Christ, the virgin birth, etc., are not also to be rejected because they are "unscientific."
If Genesis 1-3 is allegory, you've also got a problem of what to do with original sin. Christianity collapses if original sin isn't real — that makes the Father a child abuser who sent His Son to die a horrible death on the cross for no good reason.
1 posted on Mon Oct 08 2012 18:44:58 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time) by markomalley: "Couldn't possibly be any connection between this ariticle and one from the comPost: 'In Missouri, clergy in the fray of Akin race, seeing it as start of a battle for the soul of GOP' Nearly 400 Missouri pastors gathered at the podium of a hotel ballroom recently to pray over the kneeling figure of Rep. Todd Akin, a Senate candidate whose campaign had been pronounced dead by national Republican leaders weeks before. Akins political revival has become a cause celebre for this group of clerics and other conservatives, who have launched a carefully orchestrated effort to lift the GOP candidate back into contention for a seat that could help decide control of the Senate. 'People are drawn to Akins cause because they see it as the opening battle for the soul of the Republican Party,' said strategist David Lane, who has spent months in the state organizing pastors to fight for Akin, at times bucking the wishes of GOP leaders in Washington. Akins campaign, Lane said, represents the fight against establishment politicians, their consultants and 'a morally flawed approach to politics.' Nah, no connection whatsoever. Just a coincidence that both legs of the LAT-WP news service publish articles about crazy conservative religious wackos in flyover country."
Mark, I believe you are absolutely right.
At first, I thought the attack on Akin was purely an effort to push a second-tier candidate out of the slot to avoid losing a seat and/or to avoid Missouri problems affecting candidates nationwide. Talking about "legitimate rape" was really, really stupid.
As matters developed, I no longer believe that. I believe there are powerful forces in the Republican Party which don't like the official GOP position opposing abortion even in cases of rape or incest and are embarrassed by Akin's core views, not just a poorly worded statement of his views.
Secular conservatives are welcome to their views. But don't argue that we, as conservative Christians, can't hold our views.
The same American Constitution that gives you the right be wrong (if you are wrong) gives us the right to be wrong (if we're wrong).
That one!
He was British, not American. He necessarily used 'race' in the British sense ~ BTW, that's two centuries ago ~ but you knew that, right?
Back then a 'computer' was a guy who computed numbers.
I Think your conspiracy theory falls flat on its face if only because of the primary.
The most Conservative candidate would have won if Akin had not run BTW, and she'd be the candidate facing the evil McCaskill person.
Think about that a moment ~ then, look up an old article about holographic universe?
Given what we know now do you honestly think that any of those men would subscribe to the 9000 figure if they lived today?
Clarification — I wasn't talking about the primary, and I don't think there's a conspiracy. On the contrary, Scott Brown's agenda is open and public. I have never believed Mitt Romney's views on abortion are driven by much more than polls, and what he said when running for governor is consistent with Brown's views today.
Todd Akin's badly-stated comments about abortion in cases of rape created a major problem for Republicans nationwide in places far less conservative than Missouri. I don't have a problem with Republican candidates in left-of-center states distancing themselves from Akin or from the national Republican platform on abortion. In a place like Massachusetts, I'd rather get a senator who votes with us some of the time or maybe even most of the time rather than a senator like Teddy Kennedy who almost always voted wrong.
I believe in federalism and voters have every right to elect who they feel represents their own state's interests. No problems there. But I don't want national GOP leaders pushing a Massachusetts agenda on us down in Missouri.
Also, it's no secret that the GOP-e faction of the Republican Party in Missouri was unhappy with all three candidates, believing they were a weak field to put up against McCaskill. Efforts were made to recruit other candidates, but Akin, Brunner and Steelman ended up being the only three serious candidates to run.
Akin is now the nominee whether we like it or not. We're stuck with him, for better or for worse. He's our baby as social issues conservatives, he's been largely abandoned by the national Republican establishment, so if we want to win this thing, it's now up to us as social conservatives to clean up the mess and try to do the best we can with the cards we've been dealt.
Overlook the obvious. Be my guest.
And, you don't own or understand God's word or works.
One of the many proofs offered for evolution is embryology. This is the conclusion that animals of different classes of the phylum chordate are remarkably similar indicating a common origin. It is further supported by the observation of embryotic of derivative classes go through the earlier stages of development (mammals going through fish like, amphibian like, and reptile like phases). It is a little more complicated than that, but you could read the description in a textbook like Strickberger.
Haeckel's drawings are one of the biggest criticisms of evolution since he showed more similarity than what was actually present in the later stages.
"Given what we know now do you honestly think that any of those men would subscribe to the 9000 figure if they lived today? "
Do you honestly believe that they'd chuck their belief that the Bible is true for the sake of political correctness?
I don't pretend to know, either way. But I hope their belief in God's word was sincere.
I mentioned famous scientists from history. Plenty of current scientists are six day creationists, too. My son has a BS in Physics (UCLA) and works in Bioinformatix science, developing delivery systems for state of the art drugs. He's a believer in six day; and he is a sought after and recruited employee. My church elder has a BS in Chemistry (UC Berkeley) and a six day creationist. I am sure his work in chemistry is quite adequate. Another church elder is a Podiatrist, with his MD from UCLA - six day.
All around you, at all sorts of various levels of scientific endeavor, are men and women who hold to six day creation and do excellent scientific work. The two are not mutually exclusive. Creation is confessed as a miraculous act of God, not as scientific law. As a matter of fact one definition of a miracle is that it defies known scientific law.
Can we believe in the resurrection and be good scientists, from your point of view? Can we believe that water was turned into wine, the blind made to see, the crippled to walk - spontaneously, with no medical intervention?
Or are Bible believing Christians forbidden from science now?
I refer you to what Darrell said in post 91:
I believe in things like resurrections from the dead and walking on water. It's pretty hard to argue that we must reject Genesis 1-3 as not being history because they are unscientific and still maintain that the miracles of Christ, the virgin birth, etc., are not also to be rejected because they are unscientific.
If Genesis 1-3 is allegory, you've also got a problem of what to do with original sin. Christianity collapses if original sin isn't real that makes the Father a child abuser who sent His Son to die a horrible death on the cross for no good reason.
And you say I overlook the obvious. If you claim to believe the Bible, the obvious is right in front of your face. The miraculous, the supernatural.
If God can multiply seven loaves of bread and two fishes, Matthew 15, to feed FOUR THOUSAND men, not counting women and children, with seven baskets full left over, he has no trouble creating ANYTHING. Including all these so called proofs for an evolutionary universe.
Lets see, there was probably more women than men at the miraculous feeding cited above. When we include their children, we're probably looking at ten to twelve thousand people fed from just 7 loaves and two fish. Can't you see, my scientific evolutionist friend, who claims to also believe the Bible, God doesn't need gazillions of years TO DO ANYTHING.
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On 30 September 1961, John Lennon and Paul McCartney began hitchhiking from Liverpool to Paris where they celebrated Lennon's 21st birthday.
Lennon had been given £100 as an early birthday present, and McCartney was duly invited to join him on the trip abroad. Lennon told his aunt Mimi that he was travelling abroad to sell his paintings.
Paul bought me a hamburger to celebrate.
I wasn't too keen on reaching twenty-one. I remember one relative saying to me, 'From now on, it's all downhill,' and I really got a shock. She told me how my skin would be getting older and that kind of jazz.


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Ramen Noodle Casserole
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 15 mins
This is an easy casserole and very quick to make. This recipe can easily be increased for a last minute get together. Add a salad and you have a great dinner.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb ground chuck
- 1 medium onion, Diced
- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can diced tomatoes
- 3 (3 ounce) packages beef-flavor ramen noodles
- 3 cups water
- Velveeta cheese
- Brown Hamburger and onion, then add flavoring packets from ramen noodles and simmer for about 4 minutes.
- Add the water and the tomatoes and bring to a boil.
- Then add ramen noodles and cook for about 4 minutes more.
- Pour into a casserole dish (I always SPAM it first) and cover with sliced Velveeta cheese.
- Bake for 15 minutes at 350° or until cheese is melted.
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Read some of the other reviews and was a tad nervous to use all 3 packets of ramen seasonings (I used all of the packets anyway and didn't find it to be too "salty"). I used ground turkey as that is what I have been buying lately to help cut back on fatty foods and I think I had a little more than what was called for in this recipe. We didn't have just diced tomatoes, but had diced tomaotes with diced green chilies. As a personal choice I added a dash of cumin, and garlic powder. We skipped putting it into the oven as my hubby doesn't eat cheese and I'm not a velveeta fan, instead I just sprinkled a little extra sharp cheddar cheese on my serving. This turned out terrific! My husband loved it and actually ate the leftovers for dinner tonight instead of asking what was for dinner and making a face when I replied leftovers. This needs more stars! This is a keeper!!!
I made this with hot and spicy ramen then browning ground beef and putting the seasoning in the meat then mixing the ramen 1 cup water half cup milk and a can of drained rotel and 3 table spoons of sour cream in a dish covered it with shredded chesse and baked for 20 mins or until browning it was really good
My SIL gave me a big box of ramen noodles and I'm trying to use them. What a nice quick and easy dish! Instead of the diced tomatoes, I used pizza sauce and added garlic and lots of Italian seasoning. That was the mood we were in. Next time I'll try Mexican with Rotel , garlic, and taco seasoning. I didn't have any Velveeta, so I used a shredded blend of Colby and Monterey. I also backed off on the water after reading the other reviews. DH said he would eat it again. This was very good, thank you!


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MIKE OEMING store appearance set for SATURDAY, JANUARY 21st!
While still a couple of weeks out, I just wanted to remind everyone of the ultra-cool store appearance of none other than MICHAEL OEMING! Mike doesn't do a ton of store appearances, so make sure you make the time to come out and see him!
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Oeming is the artist behind such great comics as POWERS, BASTARD SAMURAI, and HAMMER of the GODS. And, he is the current writer of Marvel Comics' ARES and Dynamite Entertainments' RED SONJA.
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Thousands of kids across the Grand Valley are going hungry on the weekends.
One local church is trying to meet the need, but in just one year they went from helping 50 children to 1,200.
Curry Newton is a mother of two. Her family works with Canyon View Vineyard Church and every week her two little ones pack bags of food to give to children in need.
Newton also happens to be the Principal of Nisley Elementary. She sees first hand the number of kids who go without food.
"We had students coming in on Monday and they were hungry and tired and angry, just worrying about things a seven-year-old shouldn't worry about," says Newton.
So Nisley Elementary enlisted the help of the church. Pastor Clifford with Canyon View Vineyard Church is in charge of the outreach program which aims to feed needy kids. Every week he and a number of volunteers fill and drop off bags of food to feed 1,200 kids over the weekend.
The church used to fill backpacks with food, but it became unmanageable and too costly. Now they fill plastic bags for the kids and the extra money is used to feed the growing number of kids who are hungry.
Pastor Clifford says through a series of donations and faithful volunteers they are able to get food to six schools, but there's still an estimated 3,000 kids struggling for food. He says that's double the amount of kids they currently feed.
If you would like to donate your time or food contact the outreach program at (970) 986-3395.


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On Wed, Sep 26, 2007 at 12:27:14AM +0200, Miklos Szeredi wrote:
> I get "BUG: failure at mm/slab.c:591/page_get_cache()!" in latest -mm
> when removing the fuse module.
> This patch titled "kobject: remove the static array for the name"
> looks like it's responsible. Reverting it cures the problem.
> The root of the problem seems to be, that decl_subsys() initializes
> k_name with a string constant. Then subsystem_unregister() will put
> the kobject, which will free the k_name.
> So, what's the right way to deal with this?
How is the static kobject created by decl_subsys() getting it's release
function called when it is never really "released" as it is a static
The "correct" way to fix this is to dynamically create the subsystem
kobject, and is what I am working toward accomplishing. But I didn't
think it was necessary just yet.
Let me go dig some more...
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Two bum hamstrings could equal bad news for the 49ers entering their wild-card meeting at Green Bay on Sunday.
With cornerback Carlos Rogers' status for the game already in serious question, the next man up, cornerback Eric Wright, appeared on the injury report today with a hamstring injury and was limited in practice. Wright was not on the injury report Wednesday, meaning he presumably was injured in today's practice.
The latest injury development is particularly troubling given the 49ers' upcoming opponent. The Packers used at least three wide receivers on 77 percent of their offensive snaps this season, according to Pro Football Focus. In a 34-28 season-opening loss to the 49ers, they trotted out at least three wideouts on 87 percent of their snaps.
The weather in Green Bay won't assist Rogers or Wright with their injuries. According to accuweather.com, the high on Sunday will be minus-5 degrees with a low of minus-20. Rogers, who hasn't practiced this week, said the artic conditions could make it difficult to play with a hamstring injury.
"I'm going to have to really test it and see where I can go with it because it's not like I'm going to play Jacksonville or Miami," Rogers said on KNBR. "I'm going to a team where it's 0 degrees, so the (hamstring) will have to be really warm and I'll have to really test it.
"Especially playing Green Bay, they're going to throw the ball 40 or 50 times, so I'm going to be running a lot. They're going to really test this hamstring out."
If Rogers and Wright can't play, the 49ers would turn to Perrish Cox, whom they signed Monday after releasing the four-year veteran on Nov. 12. Cox played 81 defensive snaps in 10 games with the 49ers this season. In Week 1, he played 13 snaps against Green Bay, his second-highest total of the season, and was beaten for a 12-yard touchdown by tight end Jermichael Finley on the only pass in which he was targeted.
The only other cornerback on the latter half of the depth chart is Darryl Morris, an undrafted rookie from Texas State. Morris, a core special-teams player, has played seven defensive snaps.
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Barrett Township Historical Society will hold its general membership meeting at 7:30 p.m. today at Mountainhome United Methodist Church, routes 390 and 191, Cresco.
The Rev. George Alt will present this month's program, "The Churches in the 19th Century of Barrett Township and the Surrounding Area 1827—1874." The program will detail how a handful of people meeting in homes in an area one preacher called "almost wilderness" grew to the building of four church buildings.
Also, the society now has its 2013 calendar available for sale. The calendar is $6 and is available at Theo. B. Price Country Store, Route 390, Cresco; or Barrett Paradise Friendly Library, Route 390, Cresco.
The meeting is free and open to the public. There will be refreshments served after the program.
For information, call 570-595-2501.
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I am sharing the latest update on Kiwa Korral, our GSCO property near Lyons, with our membership and supporters. Our insurance adjustor's report has declared all three structures on the property a "total loss" and denied our claim for coverage because Kiwa is in a FEMA flood plain. Our property is, in effect, on a sandbar and remains inaccessible.
Boulder County has still not determined what the course of action will be with the flow of the St. Vrain River, which shifted course dramatically after the September, 2013 flooding. The gate that used to open to a road to our property now opens to the river. You can see from these photos from the adjustor, it's not a pretty picture, and saddens the GSCO family. I've also attached the report letter from the adjustor which details his appraisal. SD 1401-12 Girl Scouts of CO (Kiwa Korral Lyons) _Redacted
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Elsewhere in your newspaper this week, my colleague Lisa Jardine, in discussing a fitness program, said she didn't want to make any broad, grandiose New Year's resolutions because she knows doing such a thing is setting her up for failure.
She's absolutely right, but I'll take things a step further. All New Year's resolutions are meaningless and you're better off not making them.
This upcoming year, 2014, will be my last as a man in his 30's. For all I know now, it will be my last on this planet. For all I know, it may be the last for the planet and everyone on it.
Sounds a bit morbid, but hang in; we're getting somewhere.
If this is to be my last year amongst the living—an eventuality which, of course, I don't expect or desire, but still, it's possible—does it really matter if I resolve now to eat less junk food, do more exercise, get out to the movies more, spend more quality time with my wife and family, write more, read more or make an appreciable dent in the mass of unwatched DVDs and Blu-Rays stacked from floor to forehead as I write to you in my home office?
Well, of course it does.
Thought I was going the other way, didn't you?
If I'm going to check out for good this year, I want to do it as the best me I can be. I don't want to get hit by a bus as a fatter, slower, 39-year-old guy who still hasn't seen the new Captain America and hasn't visited his parents in months. I'd rather get hit by that bus knowing I was living the way I want, doing the things that enrich me the most with the people I love.
Let's be clear, I'd rather not be hit by the bus at all, but I think you see what I'm saying.
And that's the thing, isn't it? I probably won't get hit by a bus. And then what? We say we're going to do these things on Jan.1 and by the seventh or so they're pretty much out the door, or else they've got their coats on and are saying their good-byes until next year, when we'll all have this self-help session again.
What's the point?
As someone who's written his share of fiction, I can tell you I agree with whomever it was who said, "The easiest thing in the word to do is not write."
Trust me, I'm not not writing right now and it's kind of hard.
I think the same can be said for our New Year's resolutions.
It's the easiest thing in the world to let things, whatever they are, slide the length of the year as we go about our congested lives and then, when the calendar is about to turn over say, OK, now, now I'll address this or do more of that and less of the other thing. Now it's the end of December and the line must be drawn here. This far, no further.
Except it's just another day, folks. Just another month. And you're still you. And, worse yet, I'm still me.
So, what to do? Well, for one, let's acknowledge sweeping change, be it be social reform, environmental conditions or whether or not you can stop pounding down Twinkies now that they're back, doesn't happen overnight and there's no reason to think it can just because the ball dropped. If you're going to affect changes in your life, you're going to do it gradually. You're going to have to work at it. It's probably going to be difficult, you're probably going to have setbacks and it's going to take time.
In short, you're going to have to earn it.
And that's the other problem with New Year's resolutions. We think they have some sort of magical properties. We think we can make things happen by declaration simply because we've taken advantage of the little stretch in the year reserved for cashing in all our lazy chips for a brand new and improved self.
Doesn't work that way and, honestly, I'm kind of glad it doesn't.
And so, this year, I think I'll make my final New Year's resolution, and that is simply this.
I resolve to live in such a way that I never need to make another New Year's resolution.
And to get balder.
I'm going to nail that one.
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I like this picture of three different sized women on inflatable plastic.. I have no idea why I like it really, but it amuses me, so it's blogged. See how the one in the middle has understood I'm taking the pic?
Month: October 2005
The Liberty Reunion
what.. ? yes I can't believe it just yet but my mate Dom, that's DOM M the bass player is gonna be 40 soon, and well the other DOM (the drummer) sent me a text message asking if we should do a reunion gig to celebrate the boys birthday, and well suprise him .. hmmmm I wonder if he will remember the bass parts? …. will you Dom? .. lots more to follow on this….. what about John… will he do it?
Secluded Island Holidays
Women Drivers Suck
… so what the hell is wrong with everyone's driving in the UK anyway? It's not that I think people are plain dumb but, what else can it be?
Take a three lane motorway, now the outside lane, the fast lane is meant for ONLY overtaking, did everyone know this, was it taught to you during your dirving lessons? So why then do we see drivers (mainly women) hogging this lane for mile after mile just trying to get passed one more car, before pulling in and letting the much faster car(s) pass….
why oh why oh why??


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|January 01, 2001
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Snowboard Connection bids Seattle a reluctant farewell
SnoCon's lasting impact is still felt throughout the Northwest.Read More
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Summit at Snoqualmie, Snowboy Productions and new title sponsor GNU Snowboards are stoked to bring you The Coolest 13 and Under Contest in the World!Read More
Well, we're gonna make two freakishly long uber-boxes by taking all sorts of straight, kinked, rainbow, disco...whatever type of boxes we want...and line them up end to end...thus creating boxes for days! You will have to clear the first level before you take on the more difficult second level...kinda like a video game...and maybe we'll have a boss at the end of each level that you have to best...like thumb-wrestling with Tim Eddy or a candy eating contest with Austin Hironaka or...you get the point. Basically this event will have minimal structure and maximum stoke...and I just trademarked that so don't even try.Read More
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All ICS Inc. community members -- students, staff, and parents -- are expected to commit to "The Irvington Way" as a way of being. It is a pathway to success both in high school and in any post-secondary educational endeavor. The Irvington Way has five basic principles:
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Please read The Irvington Way and be sure to take it to heart!
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Magnitude 7.6 - MORO GULF, MINDANAO, PHILIPPINES
2010 July 23 22:51:12 UTC
Earthquake Details
- This event has been reviewed by a seismologist.
|583.8 km (362.8 miles)
|120 km (75 miles) SW of Cotabato, Mindanao, Philippines
145 km (90 miles) S of Pagadian, Mindanao, Philippines
160 km (100 miles) ESE of Zamboanga, Mindanao, Philippines
930 km (580 miles) SSE of MANILA, Philippines
|Location Uncertainty
|horizontal +/- 13.8 km (8.6 miles); depth +/- 8 km (5.0 miles)
|NST=408, Nph=422, Dmin=236.3 km, Rmss=1.17 sec, Gp= 14°,
M-type=teleseismic moment magnitude (Mw), Version=R
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- Did you feel it? Report shaking and damage at your location. You can also view a map displaying accumulated data from your report and others.
Earthquake Summary
Felt Reports
Felt (IV PIVS) at General Santos; (III PIVS) at Davao, Malita, Padada and Santa Maria; (II PIVS) at Ayala, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Dipolog, Isabela, Matanao, Soccoro, Surigao and Tacloban; (I PIVS) at Midsayap. Also felt at Digos, Koronadal, Mati, Polomolok, Puricay and Recodo. Felt (III PIVS) at Palo, Leyte. Felt (II PIVS) at Cebu, Cebu. Felt (II PIVS) at Calinan, Makati and Palanan, Luzon. Also felt at Manila. Felt (II PIVS) at Bayawan, Negros. Also felt at Bacolod. Felt at (I PIVS) at Aklan and Makato, Panay. Also felt at Iloilo.
Tectonic Summary
The July 23, 2010 earthquakes in the Moro Gulf, south of Mindanao, Philippines, occurred within the inclined seismic zone defining the deep limit of the Molucca Sea micro plate beneath the Celebes Sea basin. Northeastern Indonesia and southern Philippines are characterized by complex tectonics in which motions of numerous small plates accommodate the large-scale convergence between the Philippine Sea and Sunda plates. In the region of today's earthquake, the Philippine Sea plate moves west-northwest with respect to the Sunda plate at a velocity that various models would place in the 60-110 mm/year range. Locally, arc-arc collision is occurring between the Sangihe microplate and the Philippine Sea plate, wedging between them the Molucca Sea micro plate, which subducts beneath both (i.e. to the east and west) and forms an inverted-U-shaped seismic zone. At the latitude of the July 23 earthquakes, the top of the Molucca Sea microplate is at a depth of about 150 km beneath the earth's surface. Seismicity within the Molucca Sea micro plate is active to depths of approximately 260 km to the east and 650 km to the west. The tectonic setting of this region is unique in that it is the only global example of an active arc-arc collision consuming an oceanic basin via subduction in two directions.
The July 23rd events occurred in response to stresses generated by the slow distortion of the Molucca Sea micro plate at depth, rather than on the shallower interfaces with the overriding Sanglehe and Philippine Sea plates, active boundaries in this region near the earth's surface.
Earthquakes that have focal depths greater than 300 km are commonly termed "deep-focus" earthquakes. Deep-focus earthquakes cause less damage on the ground surface above their foci than is the case with similar magnitude shallow-focus earthquakes, but large deep-focus earthquakes may be felt at great distance from their epicenters. The largest recorded deep-focus earthquake had a magnitude of 8.2, and occurred deep beneath Bolivia in June 1994. Over the past 50 years, approximately 50 earthquakes with magnitudes of M7 or more have occurred at depths greater than 500 km; just two of these were located in the same region as today's events.
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The brightly colored palm trees at Tim's II in Fairview Beach starkly contrast the frozen waves lapping the banks of the Potomac River. Last week, temperatures stayed low, with a high of 38 and a low of 16 degrees.
Temperatures reached a high of 52 degrees and a low of 21 during the same week last year.
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Sam Sifton awards two stars to Roberta's, "one of the more extraordinary restaurants in the United States." In a "cinder block garage" with Christmas lights, he writes, "it is shocking, and wonderful" to eat chef Mirarchi's "artfully designed" plates, "delicate of flavor, free of excess fats or salts, as pure an expression of new American cuisine as you are likely to find anywhere." [NYT]
Earlier: The Times Is Love-Addicted to Roberta's
Robert Sietsema hits up Pitchet Ong's take on authentic Thai food at Qi Bankok Eatery. "Though the food can be excellent," the space is a black-and-white "glitzy spectacle" with multiple chandeliers, odd seating arrangements, and an "awful" waitstaff unequipped to help with the overwhelming large and foreign menu. [VV]
Lauren Shockey gets drunk at the Beagle, where "the food is secondary to the drinks," and the serious tipples "are decked out with cool metal straws, verdant herb garnishes, and the potential for a pounding headache the next morning." She enjoyed the grilled quail and half-chicken, but the mussels and clams fell short; the steak, pork shoulder, and desserts were unmemorable. [VV]
In "Tables for Two," Amelia Leister writes Imperial No. Nine "feels like a cross between a JetBlue terminal and an expensive gym," catering to a transient, trendy crowd. The best dishes are the "ingenious cross-cultural mashups, usually of a vegetal variety," like "buttery black chickpeas and raita" or "crisp nuggest of peanutty potato," but they don't completely satisfy orcombine well with the supposed main event of seafood "which often winds up overpowered." [NYer]
Jay Cheshes calls St. Anselm "something brand new in New York: a serious modern restaurant where grilling comes first." Head chef and pit-master Yvon de Tassigny is "an ace on the grill" combining "Mediterranean, asian and all-amerian" plates in a way that is smart, sophisticated, and soulful. The grilling is less successful with dessert, he writes: "there's no pastry chef here, and and it shows." [TONY]


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At a tenner a pop, these scratchcards aren't cheap.
One reader was persuaded to buy one when he was stopped while shopping because, he was told, it was in aid of a good cause called Dream It Believe It Achieve It.
"Now, having searched online, I find out that only £2.50 of the money goes to the charity," said John Baptie of Newbury, Berks.
"There was never any suggestion of this and no mention of it on the card.
"I was even told that they were £10 off the money needed to fund a project and if I bought another scratch card they would reach their target.
"How can that be the case if the charity only gets £2.50 per card?"
Dream It Believe It Achieve It is a registered charity run by one of Britain's more prominent paralympians, footballer Matt Dimbylow, and few would question its aim of helping the disabled enjoy sport.
But like many other charities, it farms out fundraising to a commercial third party.
"Without this programme we would not be able to achieve our mission of helping disabled athletes and children off the sidelines and into sport," Dimbylow said, adding that the charity gets "a minimum of 25%" of the profits.
According to the latest accounts it raised £488,562 but spent £359,605 – that's almost 74% – on fundraising costs.
So not only are commercial fundraisers getting the biggest slice, it seems some of their reps try to boost sales with tall tales about being just £10 short of a target.


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Love is in season as you journey into rural America's history and witness the harvest of romance through six delightful stories. From Minnesota to Florida, New York to Kansas, and Ohio to Louisiana, heroic men and women make sacrifices in order to create a home, nurture the crops, and secure a future for the next generation, but sometime romance is almost an afterthought. Can love also grow down on the farm?
Author Bio
Kimberley gets her inspiration from all sorts of places: travel, history, dreams and once over hearing (okay...eavesdropping on) a conversation between a couple arguing in the grocery store line. She not only is the author of 13 Inspirational romance books, but also writes and produces church musicals. She has been married for 28 years to her best friend, Brian, and has one son, Tyler, and a brand new daughter-in-law, Kellie! Kimberley resides with her family near New Orleans.
Adoption has played a big part in Susan's life. She and her minister-husband adopted three of their five children. While missionaries to Korea, the Downs' family lovingly provided foster care for babies waiting to be adopted. Susan also performed many duties at the Korean social welfare agency that assisted their family with two of their three adoptions. As a licensed social worker, Susan served a number of years as the Eastern European adoption coordinator for a large adoption agency in Fort Worth, Texas. In this capacity, she helped many children find their Forever Families in homes across the United States. The adoption agency where Susan served got its start in 1887 by placing children from the orphan trains.
Currently, Susan resides in Texas and she is employed as a fiction editor for Guideposts Publications.
JoAnn lives on the Minnesota prairie which is a setting for many of her stories. Once a full-time CPA, JoAnn now spends most of her time researching and writing. JoAnn has published historical nonfiction books for children and several novels with Barbour Publishing in the Heartsong Presents line as well as the American Adventure and Sisters in Time series for children. Several of her novellas are included in CBA best-selling anthologies by Barbour Publishing. JoAnn's love of history developed when she worked at an historical restoration in North Carolina for five years. She enjoys researching and weaving her fictional characters' lives into historical backgrounds and events. JoAnn believes that readers can receive a message of salvation and encouragement from well-crafted fiction. She captivates and addresses the deeper meaning between life and faith.
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DEBBY MAYNE has published more than 30 books and novellas, 400 print short stories and articles, more than 1,000 web articles, and a slew of devotions for women. She has also worked as managing editor of a national health magazine, product information writer for HSN, a creative writing instructor for Long Ridge Writers Group, and a copy editor and proofreader for several book publishers. For the past eight years, she has judged the Writers Digest Annual Competition, Short-Short Contest, and Self-Published Book Competition. Three of Debby's books have been top ten favorites by the Heartsong Presents book club. One of Debby's romance novels earned 4-1/2 stars from Romantic Times and was awarded a "Top Pick" in the Inspirational category.
Her titles have appeared on the CBA and ECPA bestseller lists; won two Christy Awards; and been finalists for the RITA, Daphne Du Maurier, Inspirational Readers Choice, and Carol award contests. Library Journal presented her with a Best Books 2014: Genre Fiction award in the Christian Fiction category for Firewall.
DiAnn is a founding board member of the American Christian Fiction Writers; the 2015 president of the Romance Writers of Americas Faith, Hope & Love chapter; and a member of Advanced Writers and Speakers Association and International Thriller Writers. She speaks to various groups and teaches writing workshops around the country. She and her husband live in sunny Houston, Texas.
DiAnn is very active online and would love to connect with readers on any of the social media platforms listed at www.diannmills.com.
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Karen5 Stars Out Of 5Enjoyable Short StoriesApril 2, 2015KarenQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Farmer's Bride Collection: 6 Romances Spring from Hearts, Home, and Harvest.Entertaining short stories with Christian themes. Great value for the price. Nice quality, thick, good sized pages with a decorative edge.
wfnrenSt Cloud, FLAge: 55-65Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Enjoyable reading with six short storiesOctober 19, 2014wfnrenSt Cloud, FLAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4This review was written for Farmer's Bride Collection: 6 Romances Spring from Hearts, Home, and Harvest.I enjoy these collections of short stories, such a variety and usually very good stories. It's amazing that in the 'old' days people would meet, get married within days or weeks and they were good marriages that lasted. Today if someone gets married after a year people will tell you to wait until you know your 'intended' better. Also if more people would work at their marriages, be willing to forgive each other, discuss things instead of giving up there wouldn't be so many divorces. I liked each of these stories and would recommend this book to others. Wonderful stories of couples working together.
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On April 11, more than 530 alumni, faculty, students, and friends joined the Center for Women in Law at The University of Texas School of Law for its Fifth Anniversary Celebration and Awards Luncheon. The celebration featured Arianna Huffington as the keynote speaker and took place Friday, April 11th at the Four Seasons Hotel in Austin. Huffington discussed the themes in her most recent book, "Thrive: The Third Metric to Redefining Success and Creating a Life of Well-Being, Wisdom and Wonder," and how women can achieve both professional and personal goals by redefining what it means to be successful. All attendees received a complimentary copy of Huffington's new book.
At the luncheon, the Center recognized the inaugural recipient of the Hortense Ward Courageous Leader Award, Mary B. Cranston. During her acceptance speech, Mary emphasized the important role that the "sisterhood" played in securing opportunity for her generation of women lawyers. Reflecting on the occasion, Cranston commented: "The Center for Women in Law has been the source of some of the most innovative and impactful leadership initiatives in law. It's hard to believe it has only been around five years. Special thanks to Linda Chanow and the visionary founders of the Center." Cranston's full remarks were published by the Huffington Post Blog.
About Arianna Huffington
Arianna Huffington is the chair, president and editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post Media Group, a nationally syndicated columnist and prolific author. In May 2005, she launched The Huffington Post, a news and blog site that quickly became one of the most widely read, linked to and frequently cited media brands on the Internet. In 2012, the site won a Pulitzer Prize for national reporting. In 2013, she was named to the Forbes Most Powerful Women list. In 2006, and again in 2011, she was named to the Time 100, Time Magazine's list of the world's 100 most influential people. Originally from Greece, she moved to England when she was 16 and graduated from Cambridge University with an M.A. in economics.
About Mary Cranston
Mary Cranston is a retired senior partner and immediate past chair of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP. In her eight years as chair, she expanded Pillsbury into an international platform through two of the largest law firm mergers in history. She has received numerous honors and awards, including being named "One of the Best Female Antitrust Lawyers in the World" by Global Competition Review, and in 2005 she was the recipient of the Margaret Brent Award, the American Bar Association's highest award for women lawyers given for legal excellence and for paving the way for other women lawyers. She has been practicing complex litigation, including antitrust, telecommunications and securities litigation since 1975.
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Mary Cranston's HWCLA Acceptance Speech as featured in the Huffington Post
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