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Just changed from twenty eleven to twelve really dislike the nav bar on eleven. Any way
In Safari the right margin stretches too far -- it is about 1080px rather than the 960px default. It makes me unhappy because the graphic don't line up properly -- has anyone else noticed this problem?
One solution is to change to Firefox and pretend it isn't happening.


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Get free. Get clear. Get Going!
Do you long for a life that flourishes with meaning – where living is authentic and purposeful?
Are you tired of being in the dark about your purpose, gifts and where you fit?
Do you dream of making a difference in this world?
Or maybe you…
- Want to overcome negative thinking
- Are tired of limiting yourself and feeling stuck
- Want to enjoy dynamic connection with God and others
God designed you specifically, uniquely, and intentionally for a divine purpose and a life rich with positive impact in this world. It's time to know who God created you to be and engage the radiant life you are meant to live.
Radiant living means…
- Developing your God-given identity and gifts for Kingdom advancement
- Growing intentionally through intimacy with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
- Prospering through victorious mindsets and healthy relationships with fresh vision for your divine assignment on Earth
The good news is, no matter where you're at in life, there are keys available, right now, to help you get unstuck, unlock destiny, and move into radiant living. It's time to get free, get clear, and get going – to rise and step into the life you are meant to live. It's time to rise and shine!
King's Lantern International is committed to equipping people for empowered purpose through rekindling love, restoring truth, and reclaiming the power of true identity that reconnects the generations to the Father's heart.
Articles & Resources
God is calling His daughter to rise into the fullness of who He created them to be. It's time for you asa woman to see yourself as He sees you, and to flourish in the fullness of who you are in Him. You were created and born to reign!
DISCOVERING THE IDENTITY FACTOR Do you know who you are? Everything we do in life flows from how we see ourselves. Too often we internalize wrong identities about who we are that hinder our success. Truth is key to a life engaged with authentic purpose and joy.
PROSPERING THROUGH PERSONAL DESIGN God wants you to prosper in how He uniquely designed you. Understanding the critical elements to your own creative design is key to success in life and purpose. Do you know your spiritual gifts, temperament, and life passion is?
God's people have been looking to be raptured from a place where God put them to govern. It's time to embrace our commission, know our authority, decree His decrees and release the Light for healing the nations. Earth is waiting!

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- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 6' 8 1/4" x 68 1/2" (203.9 x 174 cm)
- Credit
- Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Emil
- Object number
- 332.1952
- Copyright
- © 2016 Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
- Department
- Painting and Sculpture
John Quinn, New York. Acquired from the artist through Henri Pierre Roché, May 1922 - in Quinn's collection until his death in 1924
Estate of John Quinn, 1924 - 1926
Paul Rosenberg, Paris
Mrs. Mary / Meric Callery, New York. By 1940 - at least 1945
[Carlo Frua de Angeli, Milan (Mary Callery's second husband) ]
J. B. Neumann (Jsrael Ber Neumann), New York. By 1948
Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Emil, New York. Purchased from J.B. Neumann, c. 1948 - 1952
The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Emil, 1952
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Hello! I am need of a WP developer who is familiar with Shopp to work on a custom extension for Shopp to be able to search by product SKU. Please contact me via this forum or with the contact info below. Thanks!
Stephen Wilder, Executive Producer
The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show
Phone: 303-578-0079 - Fax: 303-484-2083
firstname.lastname@example.com - http://www.TheDinnerDetective.com
facebook.com/DinnerDetectiveCO - twitter.com/DinnerDetectCO


text: The hotel is located just 400 m from the sea, as well as being just a short walk from the centre of the city, where a variety of bars, pubs and nightlife can be found. There is also a park some 500 m away. Links to the public transport network can be found in the immediate vicinity, with the nearest bus station approximately 500 m away. The nearest train station is 12 km away.This friendly, welcoming beach hotel offers a total of 34 fully-equipped rooms spread over 4 floors, 28 of which are double rooms and 6 of which are singles. It is air-conditioned and has a lobby with 24-hour reception, a hotel safe and lift access. A café, a peaceful restaurant and an aperitif bar also feature. Room and laundry services are offered. Ample parking facilities are available for guests arriving by car.Rooms come with en suite bathrooms with bathtubs, a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, a double or king-size bed, central heating and a safety deposit box.An outdoor pool with sun loungers is available to guests. Those seeking a change from sun, sea and sand can go skiing, with the nearest slopes some 50 km away.Breakfast is served as a buffet. Dinner is also available as a buffet.


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The first problem with excluding categories is that if a post is in two categories, the exclude will not work unless both categories are excluded. I would suggest that this is not intuitive, and is not the behavior of query_posts() which has a similar feature to exclude categories.
The second problem is that the SQL generated by the plug-in is not sophisticated enough to distinguish category terms from other terms in the taxonomy tables. As a result, there is a conflict with the co-authors-plus plug in, which uses the taxonomy tables to store co-authors. The result is if a post has co-authors, it will always appear in the archives even if it's in a single category that has been excluded.
My question at this point is does anybody have a fix for this? I like this plug-in a lot, so I'm going to try to improve it, but given my SQL skill level, it's going to take some time, and I'd just as soon not re-invent a wheel.
Thank you. My apologies to the author if my analysis is defective.


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Can the Inhumans Stop the Skrulls?
Check out the beautiful cover by Stjepan Sejic. Very nice.
Last issue we saw where Black Bolt has been. Now we get to see the Inhumans standing up to the Skrulls.
The Inhumans have usually bored me. I know they're a noble race but they just never really interested me much. I could appreciate their place in the Marvel Universe and the fact that Black Bolt was important enough to be included in the Illuminati. It was a big deal that he was replaced by a Skrull. We hadn't heard much about it until now.
This issue gives us what we want to see. We see the Inhumans kicking some major Skrull butt. They seem to be doing a better job than the Earth-based heroes. They do seem to have the power and skills to turn the tide of the invasion.
The battle still is not won as Black Bolt is still being held captive. The Skrulls aren't just giving him a holiday. They're out to discover the secrets of his power. It's not a pretty sight. There is also another Inhuman/Skrull reveal.
This issue has definitely picked up since the last issue. I'm now looking forward to issue #3.
I give this a surprising, 4.5 out of 5
Here is the preview thanks to Marvel.
The insane invasion hits the moon as an army of Super-Skrulls lay siege on Attilan! As the Inhuman Royal Family defends their city with their lives, Medusa proves that she'll do anything to find answers about Black Bolt. But how far is too far?


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Senior Boys take Track and Field Championship
Junior Girls Field Hockey Team Repeats
Our jr girls field hockey team brought home the city championship once again! The girls pulled through in a shoot-out after an incredibly tense 0-0 double overtime game. Full size photo
Learning Commons Updates are Progressing
Check out the new video , made by and starring our own Aberhart students!
ABE students excel in National Competition
3244 students from 236 schools across Canada competed in the 22nd annual University of Toronto National Biology Competition.
Please congratulate Kelly Z who placed in the top 1% in Canada!
Congratulation also go to these students who placed in the top 5%: Dana N-G, Eleanor B, Patrick T.
Thank you to all 21 students who proudly represented Aberhart in the national arena.
Check out The Advocate
The Advocate is the official newspaper of William Aberhart High School. We publish on a bi-weekly basis, and the most recent issue is posted here .
In the latest issue:
- ABE Filmfest 2016
- Analysis of Thrones
- Dress Code Controversy
- The Beef with Beef
Aberhart to Participate in International Conference
Aberhart students will present their water research at the Water is Life Conference in the Netherlands in June 2016. Water is Life is an event that occurs every second year, uniting students from across the world to discuss water issues
The Aberhart research groups are examining water issues like drinking water quality on the T'suu T'ina Reserve in comparison to City of Calgary Residents; the current reality of the Ray Glacier and the extent to which it will continue to provide water to the Elbow River;
What's New
Concussion links
|For athletes
|For coaches and trainers
|For parents and caregivers
|For teachers
|parachutecanada.org (external)


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Jake Jabs College of Business & Entrepreneurship
Business Alum's App Accepted into Prestigious Techstars Program
Alex Crosby, a 2013 business graduate, has been accepted into a highly competitive, national startup accelerator program
that could help bring his product, a mobile app aimed at reducing drunken driving,
to market. He is co-founder and CEO of HERO, one of 12 startup ventures selected in May from a pool of more than 500 applicants
to participate in the 2016 Techstars program.
"One of the reasons I went to MSU was its focus on entrepreneurship," said Crosby, who is originally from Chicago.
- Udall Scholarship Awarded to Management Student
- Business Student with ALS Perseveres to Earn Degree in Finance
- Student Team Takes Third Place in Advertising Competition
- Google and R/GA Present on How They Approach Innovation on April 14
- Former Facebook and Instagram Design Research Manager to Speak on March 10
- Marketing Student and Team Awarded Four ADDYs for Commercial Work


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Creation Answer: God created man on day 6 and man was originally very intelligent and even walked with God. Man did not evolve from lower forms of human and was not a dumb caveman. At the time of creation, God originally made man and apes as two different kinds. "There are many differences between humans and apes that can be seen in fossil remains. These include the fact that humans walk erect and so have appropriate/distinctive knee and hip joints, backbone, toes, etc. Humans also have an opposable thumb, make and use sophisticated tools as well as fire, and engage in diverse creativity. They have a larger brain capacity than apes, smaller teeth set in parabolic or V-shaped, rather than U-shaped, jaws, and they sometimes write, paint or make and play musical instruments. Communication by language is another crucial difference, as is the ability to do mathematics. Other differences include the exercise of reason and free-will, rather than just instinct."[i] Obviously, many of these characteristics cannot be observed from fossils. Imagine the fame, the prestige, and the money that follows the discovery of a new hominid species. That is part of the problem. Many evolutionists will find human and/or ape bones and claim they are human ancestors in order to get more funding for their research. There are hardly any links found for modern apes, because many of the confusing bones that are found are automatically claimed as a human ancestor…because they can get more funding for that research than for ape ancestors. "Evolutionists looking for evidence of apemen search for fossils that show anatomical features that look 'intermediate' between those of apes and humans, or that show some but not all of the above bodily characteristics. This has provided a fertile field for hoaxers."[ii] There have been many human ancestor hoaxes that deceived even the scientific community and have been taught incorrectly for decades. Piltdown Man was "'discovered' in England from 1908 to 1912…and was probably the most quoted 'evidence for evolution' for around 40 years." The evidence for Piltdown Man turned out to be a human skullcap matched with the lower jaw of an orangutan that were stained and filed to fit.[iii] "The Illustrated London News for June 24, 1922, printed" Nebraska Man "as an upright-standing apeman, showing the shape of his body, head, nose, ears, hair, etc., together with his wife, domestic animals, and tools." The evidence was one tooth, which later turned out to be a tooth from an extinct pig.[iv] Ramepithecus was "once widely regarded as the ancestor of humans, it has now been realised that it is merely an extinct type of orangutan (an ape)."[v] Beyond the hoaxes, an evolutionist article admits that "over decades excavating sites in Africa, researchers have named half a dozen different species of early human ancestor, but most, if not all, are now on shaky ground."[vi] One of...Read More
Human Ancestors – Naturalistic/Evolutionary Perspective
Introduction: Were our early ancestors ape-like creatures, or fully-formed human beings? Did we evolve from intelligently created humans or dumb cavemen? Why do many people think humans evolved from animals? What are the human transitions that indicate this? What are the characteristics people consider to be "human"? Naturalistic/Evolutionary Answer: Modern humans have evolved from previous less-evolved forms in East Africa "nearly 200,000 years ago in association with technologies not unlike those of early Neandertals. It is now clear that early Homo sapiens, or modern humans, did not come after the Neandertals but were their contemporaries. However, it is likely that both modern humans and Neandertals descended from Homo heidelbergensis. Compared to the Neandertals and other late archaic humans, modern humans generally have more delicate skeletons. Their skulls are more rounded and their brow ridges generally protrude much less."[i] "The first fossils of early modern humans to be identified were found in 1868 at the 27,000-23,000 year old Cro-Magnon rock shelter site…in southwestern France. The oldest evidence of modern man is from a 195,000 year old fossil" in Ethiopia that "shows the beginnings of the skull changes that we associate with modern people, including a rounded skull case and possibly a projecting chin."[ii] Orrorin tugenensis contains what are by far the oldest human-like bones that have been found, having "consistently been dated at 6 million years old."[iii] "Homo is the genus of great apes that emerged around 2.4m [million] years ago and includes modern humans."[iv] Some researchers believe that the replacement model is correct, which says that modern humans evolved in Africa and then at a later time around 60,000-40,000 years ago they began to spread around the world and replace other hominids. Other researchers believe in the regional continuity model, which states that all over the world, populations were slowly evolving in the same way (through intermittent interbreeding) to become more human. Still other researchers suggest that human evolution occurred as a mix of the two models, called the assimilation model. New fossils are continually being found to confirm numerous diverse pre-human species that can trace our lineage. The five different skulls found together at Dmanisi, Georgia, do not discredit Australopithecus sediba or the rest of the human evolutionary tree as creationists might try to claim. Lee Berger, the discoverer of A sediba, says that "this is a fantastic and important discovery, but I don't think the evidence they have lives up to this broad claim they are making. They say this falsifies that Australopithecus sediba is the ancestor of Homo. The very simple response is, no it doesn't."[v] "Chris Stringer, head of human origins at the Natural History Museum in London [says] 'Africa is a huge continent with a deep record of the earliest stages of human evolution, and there certainly seems to have been species-level diversity there prior to two million years ago. So I still...Read More
Radiometric Dating – Creation Perspective
Creationists do admit that radioactive decay has occurred, but "it is important to understand the simple, fundamental principle behind all dating methods, and why they are not able to produce objective, absolute dates…The fatal flaw is that all scientific measurements are made in the present, whereas a date relates to a time in the past. We cannot go back into the past to measure all the parameters we need in order to do the dating calculation. Hence, all these parameters must be assumed—always. There is no other way."[i] Naturalists still make assumptions even if they try to say that they don't have to know initial conditions. There are many assumptions that have to be made when using radiometric dating methods that might make these techniques unreliable. If any of these assumptions are wrong, then the reliability of the testing method can and should be put in question. The three main assumptions that affect the results of radiometric dating are: 1) the rate of decay has always been constant, 2) there has been no contamination (no movement of elements into or out of the object over time), and 3) we can determine how much daughter element there was to begin with.[ii] There are many test results that make the reliability of these dating techniques very questionable.[iii] Naturalists try to explain these questionable results, but still can't adequately explain them from their worldview.[iv] Evidence from "as far back as 1971" may show "that high pressure could increase decay rates very slightly for at least 14 isotopes."[v] Naturalists even admit that radiocarbon dating does not work on living mussels because of the lack of new carbon in that environment. So what other situations and conditions create unreliable results that we must also throw out the dating because of? In radiocarbon dating, there is limited precision and "given the way the atmospheric radiocarbon concentration has varied [based on tree ring dating results], there might be several possible ranges" of dates for the object being analyzed.[vi] Plants and trees that are near volcanic areas appear older because the carbon they absorb will be older, from underground, and thus should have very little if any C-14. "The widespread emanation of 14C-free volcanogenic carbon dioxide after the Flood would have further inflated the carbon-14 dates of tree rings in a systematic manner in many parts of the world."[vii] Naturalists have to assume whether wood remains were near volcanic vents or not. We would expect more volcanic activity due to the effects of the flood, naturalists would not expect or account for that. There is also a lot of evidence that there is too much C-14 within supposedly old materials.[viii] C-14, which can't last more than 100,000 years, has been found in coal, in oil, in fossils, in fossil wood, in diamonds, and even in deep strata where it should not exist.[ix] This evidence is above what naturalists can simply claim...Read More
Radiometric Dating – Naturalistic/Evolutionary Perspective
Introduction: Radioactive elements are primarily heavier elements on the periodic scale with unstable atoms, usually because they are so big, and consequently the nucleus breaks down and loses energy, forming smaller atoms and particles and resulting in a more stable element. This process is sometimes described as going from a parent isotope (beginning element) to a daughter isotope (ending element). Radiometric Dating methods are absolute methods in determining how old testable items are. Based on radiometric dating… how old is the earth? Why is it important to know the age of the earth? How many assumptions are made in these techniques? How large is the error within tests? Is radiometric dating reliable? Naturalistic/Evolutionary Answer: Radiometric dating has proven, over and over again, that the earth is billions of years old. Scientists know through diligent research that there are different methods for open systems, closed systems, and different rock types,[i] and corrections are able to be done to determine an accurate result. "Some of the methods have internal checks, so that the data themselves provide good evidence of reliability or lack thereof."[ii] Errors will be clearly recognized when the data is analyzed. "The ages of rock formations are rarely based on a single, isolated age measurement," but "are verified whenever possible and practical, and are evaluated by considering other relevant data."[iii] Radiocarbon dating (Carbon-14 decays away over time) is one of the most common dating techniques. "Radiocarbon dating can easily establish that humans have been on the earth for over twenty thousand years, at least twice as long as creationists are willing to allow. Therefore it should come as no surprise that creationists…have been trying desperately to discredit this method for years. They have their work cut out for them, however, because radiocarbon (C-14) dating is one of the most reliable of all the radiometric dating methods."[iv] From observations, there are usually many daughter isotopes and evidence (including radiohalos) of those having come from parent isotopes, which are less abundant (which is to be expected). More radioactive decay has taken place within the rocks than could have occurred in just a few thousand years. To suggest that the amount of radioactive decay we observe has occurred within 6,000 years, or even that the majority occurred due to a worldwide flood, is preposterous. It would have created a vast of heat all at once. Creationists claim that there are many examples where radiometric dating has supposedly been shown to be unreliable. "This argument is specious and akin to concluding that all wristwatches do not work because you happen to find one that does not keep accurate time…Some of the "errors" are not errors at all but simply results obtained in the continuing effort to explore and improve the methods and their application."[v] "Studies…are routinely done to ascertain which materials are suitable for dating and which are not, and to determine the cause of sometimes strange results." For...Read More
Oldest Records and Objects – Creation Perspective
Creation Answer: Based on the history recorded in the Bible, we would expect that the oldest objects and records should be only up to about 6,000 years old or even less due to the destructive global flood around 4,400 years ago. There would be no problem if human remains or objects were found in the fossil record.[i] Naturalists have no problem assigning an age older than 6,000 years to an object because they expect or assume that humans have slowly developed civilizations over the past 200,000 years. In the middle to late 1800s, researchers assumed that the stone, bronze, and iron tools demonstrated the development of mankind. However, in some cases "the iron, bronze and stone tools are all mixed together"[ii] at the same dig sites. In fact, "modern archaeologists now acknowledge that the Stone–Bronze–Iron Age system is not very helpful outside Europe." In fact, "the archaeological evidence suggested that rather than developing slowly and painfully, as is normal with human societies, the civilization of Ancient Egypt, like that of the Olmecs, emerged all at once and fully formed."[iii] "While there has been a sequence to technological innovation, all the basics were well advanced long before Noah's Flood in the days of Tubal–cain, who 'forged all kinds of tools out of bronze and iron' (Genesis 4:22)."[iv] In fact, there are people groups today that live like Stone Age hunter-gatherers that have actually "devolved" from more advanced civilizations due to location or cultural changes.[v] Modern anthropologists may "tend to ignore the local cultural memories as of no consequence, effectively imposing a western evolutionary stamp onto their past."[vi] Assumptions among archaeologists are quite evident when you look at the different ways that archaeologists interpret Egyptian chronology[vii] or the Ice Age.[viii] "If you believe the Ice Age lasted 2.6 million years, then you must assume human beings were making the same basic tools for at least 50,000 generations before any new ideas were invented. That scenario does not quite fit what we know about human ingenuity."[ix] "Imagine if you and your extended family were suddenly forced to migrate rapidly into an unpopulated wilderness. Even though you come from a society with great technology, it is likely that your family group would not carry all of the necessary knowledge with you to, for example, be able to find ore-bodies, and smelt and work metals. So you might choose to use stone tools to survive."[x] Caves were ready made homes that offered great protection and cool temperatures in the summer, and warmer temperatures in the winter. "The typical 'cave-man' is portrayed as a hairy, dim-witted, brutish creature. However, many cave paintings reveal a skill equivalent to that of some of the greatest artists of modern times…"'Stone-age' musical instruments" reveal "a high level of understanding and musical ability." [xi] We expect to find stone tools, cave art, and metal tools at nearly the same...Read More
Oldest Records and Objects – Naturalistic/Evolutionary Perspective
Introduction: They are a variety of old objects and records and more artifacts are constantly being discovered. Are these objects and records actually as old as they say they are? How can you tell how old an object is? What is the oldest object ever found? Naturalistic/Evolutionary Answer: "Genetic and fossil evidence indicate anatomically modern humans emerged in Africa around 120,000 years ago."[i] Humans first developed simple things initially made out of rock before other materials were discovered or created. This Stone Age lasted until around 3000 BC where humans began using bronze tools (the Bronze Age) and that led to the development of iron tools in 1000 BC (the Iron Age).[ii] The first pottery was created around 21,000 years ago or some suggest even 26,000 years ago.[iii] Humans have been controlling fire for 800,000, but only started farming 12,000 years ago.[iv] Two unique and megalithic sites are Stonehenge, which is dated to about 5,000 years ago[v] and Göbekli Tepe, in Turkey, which is dated to about 11,000 years old. Göbekli Tepe, "the world's oldest temple" is a bunch of stone pillars set up in rings "crafted and arranged by prehistoric people who had not yet developed metal tools or even pottery."[vi] An 8 inch bone flute dating to 35,000 years old is the oldest musical instrument ever found so far. The earliest cave art is from the Chauvet caves in France that have been radiocarbon dated to 30,000-32,000 years old.[vii] "The oldest sculpture of a human being" is the Venus of Hohle Fels, which is a 40,000 year old carved piece of Mammoth ivory.[viii] The sophistication and creativity of music and art, in part, gave Homo sapiens the edge over Neanderthals.[ix] Archaeologists found 70,000 year old beads in South Africa. "Beads are considered definitive evidence of symbolic thinking…[and] are tangible evidence of a concept of self…you're not going to decorate yourself if you have no concept of self."[x] The Schöningen spears from Germany "are the oldest complete hunting weapons ever found…[at] 380,000 to 400,000 years old."[xi] The oldest known tools are Oldowan stone tools originally found at the Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania.[xii] These tools are around 2.6 million years old and were actually created and used by Homo habilis. Tools may still have been used before this time, but these are the oldest found so far. The age of these objects can be determined by the type of pottery or other objects that are there and by how many layers of sediment cover the object. Scientists often use Carbon-14 dating methods to date any organic material or remnants. The amount of ancient artifacts and the corresponding dates scientifically determined, completely refute the idea that the Earth is only 6,000 years old. There are many slow naturalistic processes like rock layer formation, tree rings growth, ice layers formation, mountain building, evolution and more that all coincide and demonstrate...Read More
Beauty and Art – Creation Perspective
Creation Answer: Beauty and art are not just the result of evolution for mating purposes.[i] "Essentially, the foundational argument would suggest that, given the universal reality that the concept of "beauty" exists (even if it is in "the eye of the beholder") there is an ultimate "standard" by which beauty is judged. Determining the aesthetic value of anything requires rational judgment, even though that judgment is unique to each individual. Each rational judgment must rely on one's ability to discriminate at a sensory or emotional level."[ii] "This examination makes a judgment regarding whether something is beautiful, sublime, disgusting, fun, cute, silly, entertaining, pretentious, discordant, harmonious, boring, humorous, or tragic. And, of course, since such an ability exists only in the mental acuity of imaginative appreciation, then the Source of such ability must also be both rational and emotional."[iii] God created man beautiful in His own image. The beauty in nature (including humans) is to reflect the glory and majesty of God and what He created, and also to show the unique design and creativity of our Designer. Like every other created thing, beauty and art were created as reminders for us to glorify God. All glory is owed to Him. Beauty and a creative, artistic ability are characteristics of humanity. Humans were created intricately and very uniquely to reflect God's ability and talents, that through what He created, people could acknowledge that He is God. God has given an almost limitless supply of resources and creativity for humans to develop further forms of art. God is Himself a magnificent artist. He designed the stars in the sky. He designed an amazing variety of animal and plant life. He paints beautiful sunsets that cause our jaws to drop in awe. God's intricate artistic design is evidenced even down to the smallest functions of our cells. Our God is an awesome God. The sense of awe that a human feels inspires belief and is itself an evidence of God.[iv] "He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end" (Eccl 3:11, NIV). "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands," (Ps 19:1), "because that which is known about God is evident within them; for God made it evident to them. For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without excuse." (Rom 1:19-20 NASB) Math is deeply rooted within art. Without math, people and scientists would not be able to know and figure out the artistic nature and beauty of our bodies.[v] This connection between math and art did not just develop naturally, but it was designed by God. God set the...Read More
Beauty and Art – Naturalistic/Evolutionary Perspective
Introduction: "Aesthetics is the study of beauty, more often associated today with art."[i] Some believe that beauty and art have developed as we have evolved, mainly for mating purposes and driven by selfish desires. Others believe that beauty and art were designed by a beautiful, loving, creative God to show His nature and glory to us and through us. What is beauty? Why do we have beauty? Is beauty for more than just mating purposes? What is art? Why is art so mathematical? Why do beautiful things like a sunset move us? Naturalistic/Evolutionary Answer: Beauty is displayed through people of both genders, as well as through the natural world. Beauty is an evolutionary advantage, present in people who are possibly at a higher evolved state. Based on natural selection, they will be chosen first, mate sooner and potentially survive better. This is the theory of sexual selection.[ii] Some think that only certain people have "natural beauty" stored in them and that beauty will show in their physical appearance or even in their skills or talents.[iii] "Natural beauty" may instead be universal, within every human being to one degree or another and it may be passed down by Natural Selection.[iv] "There are indeed atheists who find no meaning, beauty, and morality in the universe. There are also atheists who find objective, intrinsic morality, beauty, and meaning in the universe, though not on the same basis as religious theists like Christians. There are also atheists — as well as more than a few religious theists, including Christians — who argue that meaning and beauty are subjective things we must personally commit to. As abstract concepts, they are created in our minds from our experiences with individual objects or events and thus have no truly independent, objective existence apart from the way we bring those elements together to create those concepts."[v] "The experience of love and beauty…is a passive function of the mind."[vi] "This would mean that things like beauty and love are created from how we approach our world or how we treat other people. If that's true, then it also means that we are personally responsible for the existence of things like beauty and love — they aren't created by any gods and they are permanent fixtures of the universe which will persist regardless of what we do. They are, instead, something we must take responsibility for and nurture through our attitudes, behavior, and beliefs."[vii] "That would arguably mean that atheists are in a better position to appreciate things like love and beauty. In recognizing their responsibility for their existence, atheists can't take such concepts for granted. If the universe is undesigned and undirected, we can only speak meaningfully about beauty, love, intelligence, etc., if we really mean it and if we really care about it because we can't shift responsibility for them to some supernatural being."[viii] How much greater is the...Read More
God is Working!
Aimee, Caden, and I are thoroughly enjoying this roadtrip and trying to make the most of the time and the regions that we have experienced. To recap the last four weeks: Praise God, the trip is going well so far! Praise God, we have presented at 8 ½ Creation Groups, 2 Christian School Groups, 1 church service, interviewed several students on a college campus, and did 1 vendor booth for a charity race. We have attended 2 different Creation Museums. We have had meetings with ICR, Creation Today, CMI, and Creation Training Initiative as well as 4 different business men! And there is much more planned in the first half of December! Praise God that we met a student in Texas that has applied and is very excited about DCTI! Praise God for some very good connections and contacts and several good donations! Praise God that over 6000 miles of driving so far (averaging 3-4 hours a day), the weather and driving have been great, and Caden has done really well. Caden seems to appreciate being out of the car more now! Praise God for a large donation at a church we didn't even present at! Praise God for tremendous new experiences of logistically planning a trip of this magnitude and for gaining great practice speaking for groups! Praise God for all the great regional food that we have had the fun of trying along the way. We've especially enjoyed the blessing of several home cooked meals from many gracious people! Praise God for a couple of catch-up and rest days with Aimee's sister in North Carolina. It was nice to stay in one place with family for a couple days! Praise God for the encouragement from many elder Creation ministry folks excited about having our young blood working in Creation ministry! Praise God for the rest and great family time together during this Thanksgiving weekend: everyone is loving the time playing with Caden and we are truly very blessed! I hope this was entertaining for you and a blessing to you to see how God is working. Please keep praying for more good opportunities and for more good donations and supporters for the school! Our goal is to, by the end of the year, add 200 more people that see our vision and will give at least $25 per month of ongoing support for DCTI. We want to see normal, everyday people being used by God to teach Creation and the gospel in their local community and to support what we believe God has called us to! God Bless You All! -Brian If you would like to see if an AOI seminar is right for you, or you would like to help the work of Alpha Omega Institute, please visit our website events page or our donate page. Keep up to date with what AOI is doing. Thanks...Read More
Laws of Logic – Creation Perspective
Creation Answer: Everyone uses the laws of logic, and they are evidence of the nature, design, and existence of God. Christians use the laws of logic to provide substantiation to the idea that God's word is true, just as naturalists/evolutionists use them to argue their beliefs. God gave us the tools of logic so we can think, grow, learn, and do science. The laws of logic "are rooted in God's own nature. Indeed, some scholars think the passage 'In the beginning was the Word [logos]' (Jn 1:1) is accurately translated, 'In the beginning was Logic (a divine, rational mind).'"[i] There are numerous laws of logic.[ii] One of them is called the law of non-contradiction, which states that it is impossible for something to both be true and false at the same time and in the same sense. For example it is contradictory, or it doesn't make sense, to say that "a banana is a fruit and a banana is not a fruit." The banana is either a fruit or it isn't. Another law is called the law of identity, where something is actually the same with itself and different from another, or not something different than itself. The law of excluded middle says that there are only two choices in every proposition, either it has to be true (and its negation false) or false (and its negation true). "The Principle of Sufficient Reason is a powerful and controversial philosophical principle stipulating that everything must have a reason or cause."[iii] "The Law of Cause and Effect states that every material effect must have an adequate antecedent or simultaneous cause."[iv] Naturalists can't sufficiently answer why these laws exist and will even try to ignore the laws of logic in some cases. In fact, one apologist says "perhaps the Law of Cause and Effect seems intuitive to most, but common sense is foreign to many when God is brought into the discussion."[v] This is true when naturalists are forced to try to explain the cause of the universe without the most logical cause (the all-powerful, outside of time and space, God). The naturalistic worldview has a lot of unanswerable questions. God did not create the laws of logic. The "laws of logic are contingent on God. They are a reflection of the way God thinks. Thus, they cannot exist without Him any more than your reflection in a mirror can exist without you."[vi] Since God has always existed and thought, the laws of logic are also eternal. "It is impossible for God to think illogically because in the Christian worldview, logic is a description of the way God thinks. The believer has a universal standard of reasoning that makes sense within his own worldview. The atheist does not." [vii] The atheist, who claims that the laws of logic are eternal, "fails to explain how the Laws of Logic can be eternal and uncaused and what role they play in causing all other contingent realities."[viii]...Read More
Laws of Logic – Naturalistic/Evolutionary Perspective
Introduction: What is logic and how does it work? We use logic everyday, even when we don't think about it. "A simple definition of logic is 'the study of right reason.'"[i] The laws of logic appear to be standardized, set rules for how to think. The laws of logic are important because without them science, and thinking in general, would not even be possible and humans would not able to develop any sort of advancements. Without the laws of logic, one would not even be able to debate or argue, such as we are doing now. Many believe that humans have evolved and developed and are now able to understand (the development and use) those laws. Yet some believe that God created humans fully developed, intelligent, and with the primary tools of logic from our very creation. What are some of the laws of logic? How did the laws of logic come about? Did their origin come about from an intelligent being like God or could they have come about naturally? Naturalistic/Evolutionary Answer: Everyone uses the laws of logic to prove their points when teaching, or in arguments and debates. There is no scientific understanding of how they originated. They are philosophical concepts and thus science cannot explain or prove them. Some believe that the laws of logic have existed before the universe and some say that at the beginning of the Universe, at the beginning of time, space, and matter, the laws of logic just happened – just like how the earth just happened to develop where it has – naturally. A world in which the laws of logic do not exist "makes no sense."[ii] Some say that "the categories of logic did not drop from the clouds. These forms have taken shape in the course of the socio-historical development of humankind. They are elementary generalizations of reality, reflected in the minds of men and women."[iii] The laws of logic are developed and created by man to be able to communicate reasonably with each other. "You don't need a mind for time to exist, but you do for "September" or "ten o'clock." And you don't need a mind for logic to exist, but you do for the laws of logic.[iv] The laws of logic exist in the human mind because of human intelligence. "The universe isn't subject to any laws of logic. The universe merely exists."[v] Some also suggest that the laws of logic have developed (or merely exist) due to the sophisticated chemical make-up of the evolved human brain. Those with higher levels and abilities of logic and reasoning may even be more evolved. A law of logic is "not a physical thing. But it is not a non-physical thing either. It is not an entity of any sort. It is a rule that can be expressed in the form of a hypothetical imperative: "If you have 'if p, then q,' and you have...Read More
Interview Questions for Young Creation Evangelists
One of our goals at AOI is to not only spread the gospel as we teach the creation message, but also to train and equip others to go and do the same. We want to encourage those who God is calling to teach creation, whether formally or informally, and when possible, help them connect with local Creation teaching ministries – or even start one of their own! With that in mind, we would like to share this interview with California high school senior Caleb. Caleb is the founder of Foundations Creation Club (https://www.facebook.com/FoundationsCreationClub) and is an example of how young people (and older ones as well!) can impact their community for the Lord using the creation message. If you or someone you know is involved in some type of creation ministry, be it full-time or simply actively using it as a tool to share the gospel, we'd love to hear about it! Email us at: email@example.com Maybe we'll share an interview with you as well! Aimee: Will you tell us a bit about yourself? Caleb: I am in my senior year in high school and have been homeschooled since 6th grade. I have had the blessing of being a Boy Scout for the last 5 years, concluding with the achievement of the rank of Eagle Scout. I currently serve as a leader in our local Christian-homeschool Trail Life USA Troop (Trail Life is the Christian alternative to Boy Scouts). For the last 2 years, I have served as a leader in our church's AWANA program. I have been interested in science since I was a young boy and dreamed of being a scientist, specifically a paleontologist or geologist. I still haven't given up that dream, but I'll tell you more about that later. 😉 I am currently working alongside some other creationists in our area in a ministry called Genesis Apologetics (www.genesisapologetics.com) to reach our community with this vital creation information. Aimee: Why do you feel that belief in creation is important? Caleb: In discussions with youth pastors, I have learned about the strategy being used to reach today's youth is to "reach them where they're at". This is a good strategy, but I fear that most youth ministers and pastors don't know where the young people in their congregation are "at". On the 5 days of the school/work week, "churched" young people are being indoctrinated in a worldview that completely conflicts with what they are hearing on Sunday morning. "Bible stories" like Adam and Eve, Noah and the Ark, and the Tower of Babel are treated as mere superstition while "science facts" like evolution and millions of years are trumpeted as being the only "rational" explanation for our origins. On the one day of the week that Christian leaders have the ability to speak the truth into the lives of their youth, it is important that they...Read More


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GRAND FORKS, N.D. - Workers locked out by American Crystal Sugar since August 2011 voted 55-45 percent to reject management's contract offer.
This is the fourth time members of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers' International Union have voted down an identical offer.
"By now it should be clear that Dave Berg (the company's CEO) and Crystal Sugar's management has no interest in ending a fiscally irresponsible lockout that has been disastrous to farmer shareholders, put the federal sugar program in jeopardy and hurt countless families in the Red River Valley," said BCTGM Local 167G President John Riskey. "It's time for shareholders to reclaim their company and send management back to the table for real give and take negotiations."
A long-time union activist at American Crystal plants in both Minnesota and North Dakota said over the phone today that he thought the vote against the contract offer would have been closer. "They have been trying to wear down the workers but they are staying solid," he said.
The company, according to the union, is willing to take losses to achieve its ultimate goal of destroying the collective bargaining rights of the workers.
"They've told the farmers to put up with the lower prices for their beets because it will serve the long term goal of de-fanging and de-clawing the union," the activist said. "They've been told that in the long term they'll make their money back many times over if the union is destroyed."
So far the company, in its drive to bust the union, has absorbed some big losses. Net proceeds fell more than 30 percent in fiscal 2012 to $555 million, compared to $811 million for the fiscal year that ended August 31, 2011.
The amount received by growers per ton of beets fell more than $14 to $58.67. In contrast, farmers at Mini-Dak Farmers Cooperative, which has not locked out its workers, are projected to receive $74.05 per ton in 2012. Western Sugar expects $82.70 per ton and Michigan Sugar expects $87.74 per ton.
Another problem is that American Crystal warehouses are full of unsellable remelt.
"This all has to do with the fact that maintaining all those scab laborers is actually an expensive project," said the union activist. "They are slower and less experienced, they can't run the equipment properly and they make lots of expensive mistakes."
Shop stewards told peoplesworld.org that the company had its workers tailed months before the lockout to assess the content of their jobs and that the company actually brought in the scabs weeks before the start of the lockout in 2011.
Last month the AFL-CIO called for a nationwide consumer boycott of American Crystal Sugar products and said yesterday that with the company's decision yesterday to continue the lockout, the boycott too will continue.
"BCTGM members thank all who have continued to support our stand for justice and dignity and who have helped our families survive these hard times," said Riskey.
American Crystal Sugar has processing plants in East Grand Forks, Crookston, and Moorhead, Minn; Hillsboro and Drayton, N.D.; and packaging and transportation sites in Chaska, Minn. and Mason City, Iowa.
Photo: Union workers locked out by American Sugar Crystal protest at its headquarters in Moorhead, Minn. Dave Kolpack/AP


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South Carolina District 7 Little League kicked off the 2012 Coaches Pitch Tournament at David Jackson Park Thursday night. The Northwood Little League White Team scored a victory over Northwest (9-3) while the Northwood Green team lost to Blue Ridge in a tight game (10-9).
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Palmer and Gutierrez: The indifferent choices?
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Jolyon Palmer and Esteban Gutierrez have won places on the 2016 grid to little acclaim – but do they really deserve the term 'pay-drivers'?
Ferrari appoint Gutierrez as test and reserve driver
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Esteban Gutierrez has joined Ferrari as the team's new test and reserve driver.
Gutierrez penalised for collision with Grosjean
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Esteban Gutierrez has been given a post-race penalty after colliding with Romain Grosjean during the Italian Grand Prix.
Sauber problems "unacceptable" – Gutierrez
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Esteban Gutierrez says the technical problems which have affected his car this weekend are "unacceptable".
Another penalty for Gutierrez after Maldonado crash
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Esteban Gutierrez will have another grid penalty for the next round of the championship following his collision with Pastor Maldonado.
Gutierrez to miss qualifying after crash
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Esteban Gutierrez will not take part in today's qualifying session following his crash in practice.
New chassis for Gutierrez after Maldonado crash
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Sauber will replace Esteban Gutierrez's chassis for next week's race in China following his collision with Pastor Maldonado during Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix.
Maldonado says Gutierrez left him "nowhere to go"
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Pastor Maldonado says Esteban Gutierrez could have done more to prevent the contact between the pair during the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Gutierrez wants to lead Sauber in second year
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Esteban Gutierrez says his goal for the season ahead is "to achieve being a leader for the team".
Gutierrez to stay at Sauber as Sirotkin gets test drive
2014 F1 drivers and teamsPosted on
Esteban Gutierrez will remain at Sauber for a second season in 2014, the team has confirmed, with Sergey Sirotkin taking a test role.
Gutierrez contact penalty drops Vergne to 16th
2013 United States Grand PrixPosted on
Jean-Eric Vergne has been moved down four places in the finishing order for the United States Grand Prix after receiving a penalty.
Chilton to start race with penalty
2013 United States Grand PrixPosted on
Max Chilton will have to serve a drive-through penalty within the first five laps of the United States Grand Prix.
Gutierrez expects strong race after Q3 breakthrough
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Esteban Gutierrez believes he can have a strong race in tomorrow's Singapore Grand Prix after reaching Q3 for the first time in his F1 career.
Who's winning the battle of the team mates halfway through 2013?
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At the halfway point in the season the balance of power in each of the teams has become clear. Here's how each pair of team mates compares so far.
Gutierrez collects penalty for taking out Sutil
2013 Chinese Grand PrixPosted on
Esteban Gutierrez has been given a five-place penalty for crashing into Adrian Sutil after saying he misjudged the speed between the cars.
Gutierrez targets better tyre management
2013 F1 seasonPosted on
Esteban Gutierrez says managing his tyres is an area where he still needs to improve after completing his pre-season testing.
Gutierrez targets consistency in first year of F1
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Sauber's new rookie driver Esteban Gutierrez says his aim for 2013 is to "be consistent at a good competitive level".


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The hot and sexy Korean disk jockey, model and actress is the cover girl of FHM magazine for its August 2013 issue. Jinri Park was featured by FHM on March 2012 and her gravure photobook, "The Jinri Park Experience" enticed thousands of followers.
In an interview with FHM Philippines, Jinri Park talked about her latest near-naked cover photo for the magazine but her response made more highlights about the magazine's impact to her career.
"I always tell this to other magazines and newspapers when I get interviewed that I think FHM was really my stepping stone to getting into DJing, showbiz and other things. Even though it wasn't my first cover, FHM was my first mainstream cover," Jinri said.
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Arlington Tankers Ltd. (ATB), a sea borne transporter of crude oil and petroleum products, announced first quarter financial results, reporting a net loss, reversing a profit in the year-ago quarter.
The , Bermuda-based company's first quarter non-GAAP net income declined to $4.64m or $0.30 per share from $4.93 million or $0.32 per share in the same quarter a year ago. On an average, four analysts polled by First Call/Thomson Financial estimated the company to earn $0.29 per share for the quarter.
Net loss for the quarter was $2.48 million or $0.16 per share, compared to net income of $3.85 million or $0.25 per share in the prior year quarter.
The company said its net income for the first quarter of 2008 declined by an unrealized loss of about $7.1 million, representing the change in the fair value of the company's interest rate swap arrangement pertaining to its secured credit facility with The Royal Bank of Scotland plc. As such, the company's net loss for the first quarter of 2008 was $2.5 million or $0.16 per share.
Revenues for the quarter were $17.56 million, up from $17.34 million last year. Wall Street analysts expected the company to post revenues of $17.63 million for the quarter.
Total operating expenses advanced to $9.64 million from $9.26 million in the prior year, while operating income declined to $7.92 million from $8.09 million in the comparable quarter a year ago.
The company's cash and cash equivalents were $15.87 million as of March 31, 2008, compared to $6.27 million as of December 31, 2007.
Canada may ask oil companies to contribute to the hundreds of millions of dollars or more the country has to pay to an international body if they drill far offshore,
With European owners leading the pack in buying up vessels, the sale and purchase market appears to have been notably active in recent years, reveals Clarkson Research Services Limited.
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I'm searching for some ideas on what sort of side dishes would go good with pulled pork on a bun.....something that would feed a crowd of about 20 people. any ideas? Thanks.
Coleslaw is wonderful, many people like to add the slaw right to the sandwich!
Definetly coleslaw, some people like to put the slaw on the bun.
Potato salad
Baked beans
Tossed salad
Deviled eggs
Macaroni salad
Macaroni & Cheese
Everything that's been posted would be great. I would also add corn on the cob and watermelon.
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Hush Puppies would also be great with pulled pork. Actually, everything posted would be great!
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This Cole Slaw from America's Test Kitchen has become a favorite of ours.
6 cups freshly shredded cabbage
1 large carrot, peeled and julienned
½ cup sugar
2 teaspoons kosher salt
¼ teaspoon celery seed
6 tablespoons vegetable oil
¼ cup wine vinegar
1 teaspoon red pepper flakes (or to taste)
½ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Toss cabbage & carrots with sugar, salt, & celery seed. Place in colander under a bowl and drain for 1-4 hours. Place in clean bowl. Add oil & vinegar and toss to coat. Stir in red pepper flakes and pepper. Refrigerate up to 5 days.
Also the pasta salad is light and would go just right with the pulled pork.
Pasta & Melon Salad
1 pound cooked & cooled tri-color Farfalle (bow ties)
½ medium honeydew, small dice
½ medium cantaloupe, small dice
1 seedless cucumber, peeled, small dice
½ cup limeade concentrate
2 Tbsp. vegetable oil
1 Tsp. chili powder
1 Tsp. salt
Pour onto pasta mixture and toss.
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Using a large stock tank for a pool is a novel idea that is certainly cheaper and far more hip than a generally less attractive above ground pool or a wildly expensive in-ground pool. Large stock tanks can be had for a few thousand when new (or less when found used and cleaned up). Island Hot Tub has a great write up on where to find new stock tanks, as well as what to look for (all tanks are not created equal) when purchasing a tank to be made into a hot tub or pool.
Alternatively, if you dont' care to swim in the pool yourself, and would rather plant it with aquatics or make a fish home, check out Pam Penick's how to on stock tank pond gardening.
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But a draw is the choice bet as Houllier's injury-hit squad look for a first win in seven matches against depleted Arsenal
The weekend action opens with a TV cracker tonight as Liverpool host Arsenal in a fixture usually packed with excitement.
The outcome is likely to hinge on which team copes best with the long-term injury problems suffered in some bruising encounters recently - Arsenal are missing Patrick Vieira and Freddie Ljungberg from their first-choice line-up, while Dietmar Hamann, Danny Murphy and Jamie Carragher are out for Liverpool.
The two giants have shared an even split of four draws and four wins apiece in the 12 meetings since Gerard Houllier took sole charge at Liverpool, but it is interesting to note that Liverpool's traditional dominance has waned in that period. In the 12 meetings before Houllier's appointment, Liverpool had won nine and drawn two, and it is only since Houllier became his opposite number that Arsene Wenger has begun to reverse the tide of history in this fixture.
Arsenal have not lost in their last six clashes with Liverpool and would have won at Anfield for the second successive season but for a last-minute equaliser in a 2-2 draw last January.
The statistics back up the belief that Houllier's tactics are too negative and have stifled Liverpool's traditional forward play, while Wenger has perfected the art of the counter-attacking away game. That makes Arsenal a more attractive win bet, but, with doubts about both teams' ability to hit top form without key players, it looks sensible to bet on a fourth draw in their last six meetings.
Manchester United feature again in the late live game and are likely to be given a searching test by unbeaten Birmingham, who have the meanest defence in the Premiership with just two goals conceded. United have faltered against similarly strong defences with losses at Stuttgart and Southampton, but the difference here is that Birmingham offer less of a threat going forward and United have shown much better form at home this season. They should win, but it won't be easy.
Southampton, with only four goals conceded, do not look ideal opponents for winless Newcastle in the other late TV game, but in fact Southampton's away record is not as impressive as it looks. Their three away games so far have been against teams currently in the bottom five and, apart from that, in 2003 they have taken just four away points against sides of at least mid-table calibre.
It is possible that Southampton have improved again this season, but Newcastle's forward play looked better in last week's 3-2 defeat at Arsenal and they are fancied to break their duck.
Charlton are another team with a poor away record (three wins in their last 13 games, against last season's bottom two and this season at current bottom club Wolves) and, despite last week's 3-2 home win over Liverpool, they look unlikely to get anything from their visit to Portsmouth. The hosts have lost only to Blackburn (one of the Premiership's best away sides) at home this season and are a decent price to return to winning ways after two straight defeats.
Aston Villa are always an attractive home bet against average opposition and should win tomorrow's live match against Bolton, whose away game plan is to go for a goalless draw. They have succeeded in three of their last five away league games and have conceded more than one goal away on just two occasions since their 2-0 defeat at Villa on January 1, so a low-scoring encounter looks likely.
Tomorrow's other live game features Middlesbrough at home to Chelsea, who have justified banker status for the past three weekends but are not the safest bet this time. Boro are strong at home and Chelsea can't afford the tinkering or lack of concentration which has afflicted some of their displays, particularly at home. On the plus side, Chelsea have a good recent record against Boro, who have defensive worries and lack a consistent goalscorer.
The highlight of the weekend in Spain is tomorrow's live clash between Barcelona and Valencia. Their last 10 meetings have averaged 3.7 goals a game, and the last eight games at the Nou Camp have brought totals of 6, 4, 5, 3, 3, 6, 7 and 5, so excitement looks guaranteed. Valencia should have the edge, given their fine defensive record and Barcelona's shaky home form.
A more solid bet in Spain is Real Betis, who host Athletic Bilbao in one of tonight's live games. Betis have not hit top form yet, but they are a possible top-six side and have lost only at Real Madrid this season.
Their home record, coupled with Bilbao's consistently poor displays on the road, makes them an attractive proposition.
Two of the Italian giants are also involved in a live TV clash tomorrow as Internazionale take on AC Milan in the San Siro, their shared home. The odds compilers can't separate the city rivals, which is not surprising as victory has gone to the nominal home team only four times in the past decade (24 matches), with an even split of two home and five away wins for each team.
In those same 24 matches, more than one goal has separated them on only four occasions, and the last five meetings, including last season's Champions League semi-final, have averaged just one goal per game. Ten of the 24 games have been draws (more than double the normal incidence), which makes another stalemate the best bet.
Of the other big teams in Italy, Lazio look most vulnerable at home to Chievo, who have a decent away record and are a big price to take advantage of the Rome side's recent stumbling form. Roma's best form would be enough to win at Siena, but the promoted side are unlikely to be a pushover.
The best value could be Udinese at Ancona, who reacted to their bad start by changing manager this week. Udinese's away form is not great but they played well against Inter last week, despite being unable to break the deadlock against 10 men, and should be good enough to beat the bottom club.
The top four in the German Bundesliga all look probable home winners at short odds and a value shot is Freiburg at home to 1860 Munich. Freiburg have proved strong at home, with two wins and a draw from three matches, and looked unlucky to lose 1-0 at Dortmund last week. 1860's away form last season was the seventh-best in the Bundesliga, but it fell away towards the end of last season and they don't score enough to be a consistent threat on the road.
Best homes: Freiburg, Portsmouth, Real Betis, Parma, Aston Villa.
Best aways: Manchester City, Udinese, Valencia. High goals: Portsmouth v Charlton, Spurs v Everton, Barcelona v Valencia.
Low goals: Middlesbrough v Chelsea, Aston Villa v Bolton, Inter Milan v AC Milan.


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Schalke 04 were made to work hard for more than an hour before scoring three times to beat battling Steaua Bucharest 3-0 in their Champions League Group E opener on Wednesday.
Atsuto Uchida gave the German side a lucky lead against the run of play when he floated in a 67th-minute cross to the near post and the ball bounced into the net after a defensive misunderstanding.
Kevin-Prince Boateng, who joined from AC Milan in the close season, doubled the lead in the 78th, completing a swift move involving Jefferson Farfan before Julian Draxler put a gloss on the scoreline five minutes from time.
"We made a superb start to the competition," Schalke coach Jens Keller told reporters. "We started well but then we moved too far back and allowed our opponents back into the game. But all in all we were dominant in the way we ended the game today."
The Germans go top of Group E level on three points with Basel, who stunned 2012 European champions Chelsea 2-1 in London.
Schalke, who have won their group in each of their last two Champions League campaigns, were troubled by the disciplined Romanians, who had to battle through the qualifying rounds to reach this stage of the competition.
"There was a lot of pressure on us before this game and I am happy that it is now finished and we won 3-0," said Boateng, who has won all three matches he has played since joining less than three weeks ago.
"We were a bit nervous after failing to score early on but then we stuck with it, pulled ourselves together and turned the game," he told reporters.
The hosts, who also had to qualify for the group stage, needed time to find their footing.
They quickly carved out two good chances after gaining the lion's share of possession but Adam Szalai's close-range effort was saved and Boateng threatened with a deflected header.
Carelessness gradually crept into Schalke's game, allowing the former European champions, in search of their first win in Germany since 1957, to grow bolder and venture forward.
Schalke defender Uchida came to the rescue in the 54th minute, clearing Alexandru Bourceanu's fine header on the line with keeper Timo Hildebrand beaten.
Adrian Popa came agonisingly close when his left-footed drive from a tight angle sailed in front of the goalmouth on the hour as the pressure on Schalke mounted.
The hosts, however, got an unexpected break when Uchida crossed into the box from the right, the ball bouncing once before rolling in with Steaua keeper Ciprian Tatarusanu left arguing with his defenders.
With Steaua forced to go forward, Schalke made the best of the openings in their defence.
Their second effort was a textbook break with Farfan charging down the right, cutting into the box and Julian Draxler flicking the ball on for Boateng to slot in.
Draxler chipped in on 85 minutes after yet another fine move initiated by Farfan as Schalke's nerves finally settled.
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