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BOSTON - Thumping his chest as he rounded the bases.
Pointing skyward when he arrived safely at third.
Tossing his glove in the air as he ran to join his celebrating teammates.
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Shane Victorino, shown after hitting a three-run double for the Boston Red Sox in their World Series-clinching win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday, is 6-for-8 with a major league-record 20 RBIs with the bases loaded in his postseason career.
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"Well, Shane Victorino has got a little bit of flair for the dramatic," Red Sox manager John Farrell said after the right fielder, a St. Anthony High School graduate, twice came through with the bases loaded to help Boston beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-1 on Wednesday and win the World Series in six games.
"The hits that he did record in the postseason couldn't have been bigger," Farrell said, "and couldn't have come at a more opportune time."
Hitless in his first 10 World Series at-bats this year before missing two games with a bad back, Victorino hit a three-run double to break a scoreless tie in Game 6 and added an RBI single - again with the bases full - an inning later. Victorino, who also reached the playoffs with the Philadelphia Phillies each year from 2007 to 2011, is 6-for-8 with a major league-record 20 RBIs with the bases loaded during his postseason career.
Asked about his bases-loaded success in an on-field interview with Fox television, Victorino said: "My parents always told me, 'Take every moment, live every moment, love every moment.' I just went up there and said, 'Hey, I get another moment. I missed two games. It's time to shine and do what you can.' "
Victorino was part of a bargain-hunting binge - at least compared to Red Sox shopping sprees of the past - that helped remake the team last winter after its worst season in nearly 50 years. Thanks to more than $250 million dumped on the Los Angeles Dodgers in a deal that sent away Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Beckett and Carl Crawford, Boston added Victorino along with Mike Napoli, David Ross, Jonny Gomes, Koji Uehara and Ryan Dempster.
"We felt like this was a different group of players, completely selfless. A team with that many talented players being as selfless as they are," general manager Ben Cherington said on the field as the team celebrated around him. "All they cared about was winning and each other. You just want the games to continue so we could be around each other more."
Victorino earned a Gold Glove in right field while batting .294 with 21 stolen bases in the regular season. He hit .429 against the Tampa Bay Rays in the first round of the playoffs, but was 2-for-24 against the Detroit Tigers in the American League Championship Series before hitting a grand slam to deliver the pennant to Boston.
He fell back into a slump in the Series, then sat out two games because of tightness in his back.
Once again, he broke out of it in timely fashion.
"It was a huge moment," said Farrell, who dropped Victorino to sixth in the lineup and joked that it worked just as he planned. "Yeah, we scripted it. We knew he'd come up with the bases loaded twice."
In his 60 career postseason games, Victorino had batted .257 with seven homers and 42 RBIs.
"We knew somebody was going to do it. That's how we are," Napoli said. "He missed some games, was banged up, but he came through. He got some big hits for us and we wouldn't be here without him."


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Re Peter Noel's article on the ruling upholding an award of over $2 million to former police officer Gloria Gonzalez ["Just Following Orders: The NYPD's 'Nuremberg' Defense," July 3]: The NYPD has been extremely successful in thwarting and subverting institutional reform with any substance. Institutional reform is taken with baby steps and in many instances can be considered "smoke and mirrors." All the voices from within the NYPD that call for change are crushed and forced to remain silenttheir constitutional right to free speech being nonexistent.
Police officers wield enormous power. They possess the awesome power to take someone's freedom away, and the power to take a human life. I believe that an independent federal monitor over the NYPD's internal investigative functions should strongly be considered.
Those who do not believe in an outside monitor either are running for office or running from the truththe truth being that the police cannot police themselves.
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Thank you for Peter Noel's story on the NYPD's "Nuremberg" defense. I am an ex-NYPD police officer who was terminated in February 1993 after I was wrongfully accused and arrested. Although the D.A. declined to prosecute the case due to insufficient evidence, I was suspended and then terminated. I too have been living in NYPD hell. I thought you ought to know that this is common practice in the NYPD.
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I appreciate the coverage of the Korea International War Crimes Tribunal by Chisun Lee ["Rite for the Wronged," July 3]. As a Korean American publication based in the Midwest, we've been struggling to make these voices heardand we're glad to see the Voice cover these issues, which are important not only to Korean Americans but the general public as well.
For example, at the Women's International War Crimes Tribunal on Japan's Military Sexual Slavery (focusing on issues of former "comfort women") held in Tokyo last December, Korean Quarterly was frequently the only U.S. media outlet covering the events. This important international human rights forum also was virtually ignored by the Japanese media.
I applaud Chisun Lee for her coverage of this significant event.
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Richard Goldstein, in "The Real Andrew Sullivan Scandal" [June 26], makes excellent points both about the hypocrisy of Sullivan's rhetoric and the media's penchant for celebrating "attack queers" or "gayocons"queer thinkers who regularly attack the gay community. Yet I think Goldstein errs in proclaiming, in so many words, that any queer person who attacks gay left orthodoxy is morally bankrupt.
In my own experience as a gay man, I bristle at the splurges of negativity spewed routinely by gayocons. But I am also at a loss when it comes to the equally vehement, short-sighted, policing diatribes and relentless hetero-bashing posted by some queer left thinkers, who would appear to argue that anyone who prefers a sustained loving relationship to unending anonymous sex is some kind of shriveled and joyless sad sack.
The real problem is always orthodoxy, in its Ozymandian humorlessness, whether it's from sources gay or straight, left or right.
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Chris Nutter's article on homophobia in the rap world ["Fronting for the Enemy," June 26] proves how patronizing and racist many mainstream critics can be. We wouldn't accept a homophobic attitude from Blink 182 or Travis Tritt, but because it's coming from black musicians (who can't possibly be expected to uphold the same standards as everyone else) it becomes a complicated issue. Give me a break.
Dan Avery
While it was somewhat mollifying to read EJ Graff's " My Trans Problem" [June 26] in terms of providing balance to the onslaught of oversimplified transphobic rhetoric, the question seems obvious: When will the Voice offer a piece (or a column, for that matter) from the perspective of a transsexual? It grows tiring reading non-transsexuals' opinions of transsexuality, especially when they appear to be taking on the responsibility of deciding whether trans people "belong" in the queer movement. In the interest of fair reporting, why not allow people to speak for themselves? The Voice has found a number of lesbian writers to discuss transsexuality. I'm sure it could find a writer of transgender or transsexual experience to articulate the view from a personal standpoint.
Bree Coven
Thanks to Cynthia Cotts for her superb analysis in Press Clips of the reprisals against me for my exposés in the Truckers Motel story ["The Wrong Way to Get Screwed: Reporter Fired for Exposing Whorehouse," April 24].
Cotts made many phone calls, checking and rechecking facts, and the resulting piece was very diligent and fair.
With the South Carolina lottery coming, our bordellos will be eligible to sell tickets, so mosey down, snag a Blenheim ginger ale, and maybe view the Confederate flag, which has been moved to another pole in Columbia.
God bless South Carolina.
Tim Bullard
Conway, South Carolina
Adamma Ince's " Preppin' for Prison: Cops in Schools Teach a Generation to Live in Jail" [June 19] was a great piece. I am a retired high school teacher living in a town about 70 miles from Toronto. In my 36 years as a teacher, I never imagined that police would have to be in the schools, but even here the school board has brought a police rep into our schools for two days a week. They search for drugs that they hardly ever find.
Thanks for the insight.
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Cobourg, Canada
In James Ridgeway's Mondo Washington column (July 3), it was reported that the missing Chandra Levy briefly interned for California congressman Gary Condit. Levy never worked in Condit's office.
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On Saturday, just prior to a board meeting set to establish a joint negotiating strategy, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists suspended its bargaining alliance with the larger Screen Actors Guild, The New York Times reports.
The actors' current contract with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers expires on June 30. Negotiations to fashion a new contract were to begin in two weeks.
AFTRA, which has 70,000 members (120,000 actors belong to SAG), now intends to begin talks with producers as soon as possible. In a brief statement, the studios' Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers said it welcomed the opportunity.
Accusations ExchangedThis does not mean the situation is friendly. The trade paper Daily Variety reports that the divorce between the two unions is likely to "muddy the town's labor outlook."
What reportedly prompted the split was SAG's alleged attempt to step into AFTRA's waters and negotiate on behalf of the daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful.
"We can't trust SAG," AFTRA president Roberta Reardon told Variety. "Their leaders have engaged in a concerted effort to tarnish AFTRA's reputation and diminish our standing."
SAG president Alan Rosenberg responded by saying, "I think what AFTRA's done is unconscionable, and I'm sick of getting lectures about trust from them. I'm furious about what they've done."
From this past November to February, TV and movie production was shut down by a strike of the Writers Guild of America.
When the dispute was finally resolved (in time for the Feb. 24 Oscars to be broadcast), producers agreed to give writers a portion of profits from programs that run on the Internet. Writers also were set to receive an increase in residual payments for movies and TV shows downloaded online.
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When Judge Robert Maranger spoke to the killers at their sentencing in the Sharia trial, he said to them, "...the four completely innocent victims offended your twisted concept of honour, a notion of honour that is founded upon the domination and control of women, a sick notion of honour that has absolutely no place in any civilized society." He showed no hesitation in referring to the murders as honour killings, and yet now a heated debate has begun over whether or not the crimes should be referred to as honour killings, or domestic violence.
I love Canada. I was born here and grew up here, and I know it's one hell of a good place to live, but I am not blind to its shortcomings. I know domestic violence lives here, right alongside our generally accepted ideal of equal rights for women and men. I know there is still a long battle to be fought before the White Ribbon Campaign can become a thing of the past, here in my Canada. I also know, however, that Mohammed, Tooba Yahya, and Hamed Shafia come from a cultural background that freely accepts, even idealizes the ignorance of misogyny; a culture that dictates male ownership of females. Just this week, in Afghanistan, a man strangled his wife, already a mother of two daughters, when she gave birth to a third daughter. He had wanted a son. Horrific as her death was, it was made all the more horrible by two details. One was that the misogynist who ended her life was so stupid he didn't even know the baby's gender was his doing in failing to contribute a Y chromosome. The other was that his mother helped him in his grisly undertaking. There are far too many women in such cultures who not only accept the misogyny under which they live, but also willingly abet it.
Canada needs to denounce the Shafia murder case as one of honour killing, because it is the only way for our society to get the public education out there about our society's official intolerance of such an attitude toward women. It is the only way for us to get the word out to women newly arrived from such cultural backgrounds, that they have the right to determine their own course through life, here, in Canada. It may be a right they have never even dreamt of before, and it may be hard for them to comprehend, but they need to know men here do not own women. They need to know that honour killings simply will not be tolerated here. They need to know there is help if they are afraid they may become the next victim. Society, in general, needs to know these facts.
The people in official capacities to whom the Shafia sisters reached out for help before their murder, and every other person like them, need to know that if such a request for help is ever made again, it needs to be dealt with directly, and immediately, not swept under the rug in Canada's usual fear of seeming to question multiculturalism.
The despicable crime of honour killing has come to Canada, brought here by those who have left behind a country where it is accepted. In December, 2007, Aqsa Parvez,a 16 year-old Mississauga girl whose family came here from Pakistan, was strangled to death by her own father and brother. Her crimes, as perceived by the two murderous males, were her reluctance to continue wearing the hijab, and a desire to wear western style clothing. Apparently, as the police conducted their investigation into Aqsa's death, a man who had worked with Waqas, the girl's brother, came forward to tell them that Waqas had asked him how to get a gun because his sister was "causing the family embarrassment" and he intended to kill her. The co-worker told police the brother had asked "what happens to someone in Canada if they kill someone." Asking such a question should have resulted in an immediate encounter with the police, but it didn't. Perhaps it might have if the co-worker and all other Canadians had their awareness of honour killings raised by a public education campaign.
The Parvez murder, like the Shafia murders, was premeditated. It was also something that others had been told to expect. A friend of the slain girl remembers walking down the street with Aqsa when they saw her brother approaching. Having taken off her hijab, Aqsa was in a panic to replace it. Aqsa said to her friend, 'He'll kill me, he'll kill me.' The friend quotes herself as replying 'He's not going to kill you,' to which Aqsa responded with the assertion, 'Yeah, he will.' The very sad part of the friend's memories is her final statement, "And nobody believed it." Perhaps someone might have believed it and secured help for Aqsa before it was too late, if Canadians had an accurate awareness of the twisted concept of honour killings; an awareness brought about by our giving the crime its proper name and getting a public education campaign about it underway.
Feeling free, here in Canada, to address one's prayers to Lord Hanuman, Allah or Jesus is a good expression of multiculturalism. Feeling free to celebrate the New Year according to the Gregorian calendar or the Lunar; using split peas to make dal or boiling them with a ham bone to make soup is a good expression of multiculturalism. Feeling free to take murderous action based on a completely twisted concept of honour is anything but a good expression of multiculturalism, and it needs to be made clear to any and all that this is the case.
There is more than one kind of violence aimed at women, unfortunately, ranging all the way from female foeticide to honour killings. We need to stop the nonsense of playing with an umbrella term and label each type of violence separately for what it is. Judge Maranger was completely right to use the term 'honour' in his address to the three murderers who stood before him. There is, indeed, no "more honourless crime".
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
A Twisted Concept of Honour
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- Andy Dabydeen said...
Very well written ... and a lot of restraint shown. I just get angry at these things. I think "honour" in this context does need the quotes. There's nothing honourable about murder. It's even worse when it's premeditated; it's the murdering of children; and the children are murdered because of their gender. I think Canada needs to do a lot more to excise such ignorance before it takes up citizenship in our country.
- 5:33 PM, January 31, 2012
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Chevrolet MyLink† has been designed specifically to help users access their music, contacts and more by simply speaking while keeping their hands on the wheel. With Nuance® natural voice recognition, there's no need to memorize voice commands. Nuance works to recognize your specific speech patterns and accent, so voice recognition is more conversational and is less commanding. Simply press the "Push to Talk" button and then say what you'd like your Chevrolet MyLink system to do. The more you use this feature with your MyLink system, the more it will recognize your voice, so finding a contact using a nickname or requesting directions to a new address is easy and natural.
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Make smarter decisions when you use SiriusXM Travel Link, available through a 3-month trial with the available Chevrolet MyLink with Navigation system. Get real-time updates on fuel prices at nearby gas stations and stay one step ahead of the weather with up-to-the-minute reports. You can even check on movie times in the area. You'll enjoy a standard 3-month trial and get the comfort and convenience of staying in the know.
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Yes, Chevrolet MyLink† lets you organize your homepage icons so you can easily access the features you use most. Using the touch-screen, just click and hold icons to drag them to new places or swipe across a page to scroll through lists.
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Yes, you can customize your homepage and decide which icons you want on each page. If you only want certain icons on your homepage, the other icons will be available on another page. You can swipe through pages on your touch-screen to find icons or use voice commands.
Chevrolet MyLink gives you the ability to have multiple pages, but only the first one is customizable. You can keep everything you need, like your favorite icon features, contacts and stations on your homepage while features you don't access as often can get moved onto other pages.
If you customized your homepage, you may have noticed that one or more of your icons aren't on your homepage, but they're not missing. Chevrolet MyLink lets you customize your first homepage and any icons you don't want on the page get pushed to another page. You can find your other features by searching through your other pages or using voice commands.
When the vehicle is traveling at more than 5 mph, certain functions of the Chevrolet MyLink system will get locked as a safety precaution. Drivers won't be able to use the alphanumeric or numeric keyboard to find contacts or destinations, and won't be able to scroll through or edit contact or destination lists. Drivers won't be able to pair a new Bluetooth® device while the car is moving. You can still access some features like music, contacts and directions using voice controls. If a front-seat passenger is detected in the vehicle, it overrides the lockout and the full system is available.
If the vehicle is in motion and a feature is locked, it will appear "grayed out" to the driver. These icons and features can't be selected while the vehicle is in motion. If a frontseat passenger is detected in the vehicle, it overrides the lockout and the full system is available.
No, backseat passengers can't override the driver lockout. Only a frontseat passenger can override the lockout screen.
Select the "Favorite" you want to rename and press "Rename," then type in the new name using the keypad on your touch-screen.
Press and hold the "Favorite" you want to move and drag it to a new location on your touch-screen.
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In most cases, the Chevrolet MyLink† system will have no problems recognizing your USB drive†. There are some instances where software on the drive may conflict with software in the system. If this happens, simply try formatting your USB device before you use it.
Yes, the driver can decide which paired phones are connected to the Chevrolet MyLink system at any time. To connect a phone, press the "Phone" icon, select "Phones" and add a check mark to the phone you want to connect. You can also disconnect phones by unchecking the phone.
Other files on your smartphone or device could interfere when the system tries to index your music. We recommend that you format your USB device before loading music and pictures. Sometimes USB devices have special security or encryption software that may prevent the device from being recognized. It could also be that the system doesn't support your device.
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Chevrolet MyLink supports smartphones, tablets and music players that can be connected through a USB port. Chevrolet MyLink also supports many different brands of USB flash drives. For a list of the latest supported devices, click here.
Chevrolet MyLink supports a large variety of song file formats, including MP3, WMA and AAC. It also supports the following playlist files: M3U standard and extended, iTunes, PLS, WAX, ASX and RMP.
No, Chevrolet MyLink only allows you to access music through your connected or Bluetooth-paired device. The system has built-in memory, but not a hard drive. The integrated memory is used to store the list of the songs on your connected device. This way, the system will remember the list every time you connect that device.
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Apple devices need to be plugged into the MyLink system through a USB port to access all of the features. You can stream playlists from your Apple device through Bluetooth, but other audio features require that you connect the device through a USB port.
Chevrolet MyLink can recognize up to 10 different Bluetooth-enabled devices. It will recognize the devices in the order they are listed in the "Phone" section under "Settings." If a device on the list isn't in the vehicle, Chevrolet MyLink will recognize this and pair with the next device in the vehicle.
Chevrolet MyLink stores up to 10 Bluetooth-enabled devices†. If you want to switch to another paired device, go to the "Phone" section under "Settings" to see the list of paired devices. You can scroll through the list to find the device you're looking for.
MyLink supports the AVRCP 1.3 profile. This allows you to pair your Bluetooth-enabled device† and see all your song information on your Chevrolet MyLink screen. However, certain devices, like the iPod®/iPhone,® utilize AVRCP 1.0 (iPhone 4S† supports audio information with AVRCP 1.4), and while the music will play over the speakers, information about the current song that is playing is unable to transfer.
The only phone features that are available using Bluetooth are phone calls and music, including Pandora® Internet Radio with some devices.
Pandora® Internet Radio is a free app available for smartphones and other compatible devices. You can stream Pandora when a device that has the Pandora app is connected to your MyLink system. You can control Pandora features on your connected device or on your touch-screen.
Learn more when you watch this how-to video:
Yes, you have to download the app onto your smartphone or compatible device to be able to use it.
Yes, Pandora is available at no extra cost. However, if you would like to enjoy an ad-free experience, a Pandora One subscription is available. You can visit pandora.com for more information.
Yes, Pandora has a feature that lets you "like" songs you hear while listening. Click on the Thumbs-up button to "like" a song. You can look through your list of "liked" songs later and also purchase songs from the list.
Yes, you can "like" a song you hear by clicking the Thumbs-up button and Pandora will play similar music. If you hear a song you don't like, click the Thumbs-down button and Pandora won't play that song on your station again.
Safety is of the utmost importance when driving a motor vehicle, so certain features are locked when the vehicle is in motion. These locked features will become active again when the vehicle is in Park or if a front-seat passenger overrides the lockout safety feature.
The Chevrolet MyLink† system only lets you access stations that you've already created online or on your smartphone or device. If your device is connected to MyLink, you'll have to disconnect to create a new station.
If you are using an Apple product to listen to Pandora, make sure your device is connected through a USB port. Also make sure the connected Apple device has the latest Pandora app, the device is unlocked and you aren't running any other apps.
Advertising support for free listener accounts helps cover the costs associated with offering a lot of great music for free. If you would like to enjoy an ad-free experience, a Pandora One subscription is available for a yearly fee. For more information on Pandora® Internet Radio, visit pandora.com.
Yes, Pandora requires a paired media device to play through the MyLink system. You can pair the device with the Pandora app through one of the USB ports, or in some cases, through Bluetooth audio streaming.
SiriusXM Travel Link is a navigation feature available through SiriusXM. Travel Link provides up-to-date traffic data, gas prices, weather reports and turn-by-turn navigation. SiriusXM Travel Link is available through Chevrolet MyLink with a 3-month standard trial.
No, SiriusXM channels† are satellite-based, so there is no need to pair your phone to use the feature. However, you do need to pair your phone to take advantage of the more advanced features Chevrolet MyLink† offers.
Watch this how-to video to learn more:
Yes, a subscription is required. Chevrolet MyLink is just the interface that allows you to access the channels. Chevrolet offers a standard 3-month trial subscription to SiriusXM Satellite Radio. For more subscription information and a complete list of channels, click here.
MyLink† and Gracenote® use song information from your device to fill in the blanks on screen, but Gracenote needs to start somewhere. If the artist or album information is missing from your device, then Gracenote may not find an accurate match to fill in missing information on your screen. Make sure the music on your device is up to date and accurate.
No, Gracenote is technology embedded in the Chevrolet MyLink† system only, so it won't add in any missing information on your MP3 player, USB drive or iPod®/iPhone®. But as long as the information on your device doesn't change, the information the Gracenote filled in will be in your MyLink system every time you connect that device with Chevrolet MyLink.
Gracenote does its best to fill any voids in your music collection's information. However, there are even some artists or album covers that Gracenote may not be able to find because information was missing from your music files. If cover art is not available, images of the artist or genre will be displayed in its place.
This is perfectly normal. Once a device is connected, Gracenote starts working immediately to index the song list and assign voice tags. While this process is happening, the Gracenote logo will pop up on the screen, letting you know that the technology is working. The length of the indexing process will depend on the number of songs on your device.
Gracenote assigns digital voice tags so you can access artists, albums and genres just by saying their name. However, some new or less popular artists may not be in the Gracenote database. If different artists sing versions of the same song or if two artists have the same name, Gracenote will note this and you will be able to select the version you want.
The Gracenote "More Like This" feature uses the music database that is installed in your MyLink system. If a song is released after you purchased your vehicle, it will not be in the music database, so Gracenote cannot create a playlist.
MyMedia is a Chevrolet MyLink feature that lets you compile songs from connected music devices onto one playlist so you don't have to switch devices to access all the music you have available.
MyMedia will create a playlist only after each smartphone paired with the MyLink system opts to allow MyMedia to collect music from each phone onto one playlist.
The smartphone must be present to access the stored favorite. You can save songs you like as one of your 60 "favorites" but the smartphone or device that the song is stored on must be present for the song to play through MyLink.
Yes, backseat passengers can control music using their paired device if it is selected for use.
Each MyLink system lets you save up to 60 favorites. If there is a song or radio station that you want to save, press and hold an available "Favorite" space on your touch-screen until you hear a beep letting you know the song or station has been saved as a favorite.
Chevrolet MyLink† has high-accuracy Natural Voice Recognition technology but there are some things that could interfere with the system understanding your command. Highway speeds, open windows and high fan speeds are some things that could interfere with MyLink understanding your exact commands. Voice recognition with background noise is challenging, but to help remedy this, close all windows and reduce the fan speed to a minimum when you try your voice command. If this still doesn't work, it may be because you're speaking too soon. Wait for the beep and pause a second before saying your command. This gives the microphone time to open and prepare itself to receive the speech signal.
Because of our speech patterns, sometimes we tend to run a string of numbers together, so they may not be as clear as they need to be. You can greatly increase the accuracy of the number by slowing down and properly enunciating each number. If this still does not work, you can use the Digit Dial voice command, which allows you to speak numbers one at a time or in groups. For instance, you can say, "Digit Dial" and MyLink will instruct you to enter one number at a time. This is the most accurate way of dialing via enhanced voice control.
SiriusXM Travel Link† is included as part of the 3-month standard SiriusXM Satellite Radio trial period. After the initial trial, SiriusXM Travel Link must be added on to the SiriusXM Satellite Radio subscription. Additional fees may apply.
To take advantage of all the features MyLink† has to offer, a smartphone running an iOS†, BlackBerry® or Android platform is required. Most Bluetooth-enabled phones† are compatible with the MyLink system, but some features may be limited.
For a list of Bluetooth-enabled phones†, click here.
Watch this how-to video to learn more:
MyLink allows you to pair up to ten different devices. These can be smartphones or other Bluetooth-enabled phones†.
While the Chevrolet MyLink system has highly accurate voice recognition software, it recognizes a list of many commands as well as most names. However, at times there could still be names or nicknames that the system cannot recognize. The more you use the natural voice recognition feature, the more the system will recognize your speech patterns and accent making the system more accurate.
Yes, MyLink can store up to 3,500 contacts that you can access at anytime.
No, phone calls won't interrupt your navigation or directions and you can still hear navigation prompts while you are on a phone call.
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1. MyLink functionality varies by model. Full functionality requires compatible Bluetooth and smartphone, and USB connectivity for some devices.
2. Go to gm.com/bluetooth to find out which phones are compatible with the vehicle.
3. Not compatible with all devices.
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5. If you subscribe after your trial period, service will automatically renew and bill at then-current rates until you call SiriusXM to cancel. See SiriusXM Customer Agreement for complete terms at siriusxm.com. Other fees and taxes will apply.
6. Visit onstar.com for coverage map, details and system limitations.
7. Map coverage available in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico.
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In The Outsiders, why doesn't Ponyboy like referring to Sodapop as a drop out?
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In addition, Ponyboy is still stubborn in his beliefs. He refuses to accept that Soda wasn't good at school, just as he refuses to accept that Darry had to make strong sacrifices for the brothers. In one particular scene, Soda uncharacteristically yells at Ponyboy, explaining that school was beyond him. Pony assumes that, since he likes school and he likes Soda, that Soda must like school. Part of his coming of age in the story is realizing that not all things are so black and white.
Ponynoy Curtis doesnt want to refree to him as a drop out because that makes his brother sound stupid. The greasers have a rep that they are dumb and stupid but some of them arent. Ponyboy thinks that the term drop out is offensive and downgrading.
Because he views the term "drop out" as a negativew term and doesn't want Soda to be viewed in that way.
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HARRISBURG - A Senate committee Tuesday approved a bill that would take oversight of roughly 600 church-based day-care facilities away from the Department of Public Welfare, which faith groups contend has too much control over their religious missions.
The bill would shift oversight to the Department of Education, which does not have the investigative and enforcement resources of the DPW.
The legislation passed out of the Education Committee on a 9-2 vote.
The committee chairman, Sen. Jeffrey Piccola (R., Dauphin), said the bill was needed because of "continuing encroachment that impacts the religious mission of schools and day-care facilities."


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JACKSON, MI – Jackson County Circuit Judge Thomas Wilson on Thursday, July 11, sentenced Argyle Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Inc. in Jackson to two years of probation.
The corporation earlier admitted to submitting a false medical diagnosis to Blue Cross Blue Shield to justify payment of a claim, Chief Assistant Prosecutor Mark Blumer said in May.
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Knit a sweet kitchen cover with teacup pockets with this half apron knitting pattern from Lily Sugar n' Cream. Blue and yellow stripes coordinate with the teacup accents.
- Yarn: Lily® Sugar'n Cream (2.5 oz/70.9 g)
Main Color (MC): (White) 4 balls
Contrast A: (Blue) 1 ball
Contrast B: (Green) 1 ball
- Knitting Needles: Size 4.5 mm (U.S. 7) knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: 20 sts and 26 rows = 4 in. [10 cm] in stocking st.
Note: When working from chart, wind small balls of the colors to be used, one for each separate area of color in the design. Start new colors at appropriate points. To change colors, twist the two colors around each other where they meet, on WS, to avoid a hole.
With MC, cast on 123 sts.
1st row: (RS). K1. *P1. K1. Rep from * to end of row.
This row forms seed st pat.
Work a further 5 rows in seed st pat, ending with RS facing for next row.
**With A, work 2 rows in stocking st.
With MC, knit 1 row.
With MC, work 3 rows in seed st pat.
With B, work 2 rows in stocking st.
Next row: (RS). With MC, knit.** With MC, cont in seed st pat until work from beg measures 14 ins [35.5 cm], ending with RS facing for next row. Cast off in pat.
Pockets (make 2)
With MC, cast on 27 sts.
Work 4 rows in seed st pat.
Work from ** to ** as given for Apron.
With MC, work 2 rows in seed st pat.
Next row: (WS). Work 17 sts in seed st pat. Inc 1 st in next st. Work in seed st pat to end of row. 28 sts.
Proceed as follows:
1st row: With MC, work 3 sts in seed st pat. Work 1st row of Chart A across next 22 sts in stocking st
reading row from right to left. With MC, work 3 sts in seed st pat.
2nd row: With MC, work 3 sts in seed st pat. Work 2nd row of Chart across next 22 sts in stocking st
reading row from left to right. With MC, work 3 sts in seed st pat.
Chart A is now in position. Cont working Chart A to end of chart ending with RS facing for next row.
Next row: Work 17 sts in seed st pat. Work 2tog. Work in seed st pat to end of row. 27 sts.
With MC, work 3 rows in seed st pat.
Cast off in pat.
With MC, cast on 7 sts. Proceed in seed st pat for 60 ins [152 cm]. Cast off in pat.
With B, embroider handle and around teacups using stem st, as illustrated.
Make 2 groups of pleats 4 ins [10 cm] from each side of Apron (3 pleats in each group, ½ ins [1.5 cm] deep).
Center Apron to middle of Waistband and sew Apron using flat seam. Sew Pockets to Apron 4 ins [10 cm] from each side, 3 ins [7.5 cm] above lower edge.
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Sugar'n Cream - Pie or Casserole Carrier (knit) http://www.sugarncream.com/pattern.php?PID=3973
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The casserole pattern is on www.sugarandcream.com.
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I also like this pattern for the apron and would like to have the casserole patter as well. I have made MANY of your patterns for gifts this Christmas and though the year. My favorite if your rag doll. I made her for my granddaughter and she loves it. Thanks for your great service. I always look forward to your emails. I love to knit and crochet. God Bless and Happy New Year and Happy Knitting/Crocheting year :)
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I want the pattern for the casserole carrier shown in picture, I've searching & searching! Thanks
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I just love this, i have been looking for the perfect apron for my d-i-l. Thank you for sharing, I can't wait to start it. Linda in WNY
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President Barack Obama's pick to head the Department of Health and Human Services is coming under close scrutiny.
Critics say White House Budget Director Sylvia Mathews Burwell will face the same logistical and political problems with Obamacare as her predecessor Kathleen Sebelius, but Burwell is not as qualified.
The Department of Health and Human Services has a $1 trillion budget, but Obamacare alone presents a long list of challenges, including the following:
Political observers say the president's choice to lead this massive effort is not going to quiet the controversy that has surrounded the law. Instead, it will elevate the concerns.
"Burwell is an interesting choice and I think there are many of us and probably a bit of a growing consensus that they know they have got a math problem with Obamacare and the numbers are not going to work out so that the program is actuarially sound," Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., told CBS's "Face the Nation" Sunday.
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Last year, the Senate confirmed Burwell as the new head of the Office of Management and Budget in a 96 to 0 vote.
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City moving closer to Games bid
Red Deer is one step closer to making a bid for the 2019 Canada Winter Games.
On Monday, council voted unanimously (9-0) to move forward to the second phase of determining its readiness and the financial implications for hosting the national games.
In this phase, the city will get a better handle on the capital costs before moving onto a third phase of submitting a bid.
Strategy in Action Inc. consultant Darcy Mykytyshyn said staging the games would be a costly initiative but would raise the city's profile and provide a significant boost to businesses in Central Alberta.
Mykytyshyn told council Red Deer's current facilities would support 60 per cent of the events with relatively no investment required.
"We're already well-positioned to host an event like this," said Mykytyshyn. "In terms of positioning, previous councils have made some sound recreational investment decisions in this community that have bode well for us all at this time."
The large investments in infrastructure would have to be made to host alpine skiing, short-track speed skating and synchronized swimming. Some of the skiing events could be held at Canyon Ski Resort area, but the facility would not meet requirements for the Giant Slalom and Super G. As well, there is not a suitable swimming pool or an ice surface for events.
Mykytyshyn said some of the events could be staged at a satellite village if the city chooses not to invest in a project.
Mykytyshyn presented a preliminary report on venue and technical requirements, gaps in facilities and alternative options based on the sports in the 2015 Games. The confirmation of the sports in 2019 will be released in early 2013.
Mykytyshyn said the good news is there are already a number of community organizations that have plans in place for their own investments in facilities.
"RDC, for example, has been talking about multiplex that would incorporate Olympic size ice for short-track speed skating," he said. "The city of course has a long-term capital plan in place that anticipates some of the investments we talked about in the report. It may simply be a matter of accelerating some of those investments for us to be prepared."
The 2011 Canada Winter Games in Nova Scotia generated roughly $131 million and created about 1,112 jobs. Prince George is projecting $100 million to $125 million in economic activity in 2015.
"The economic activity is quite significant for the businesses that are operating here for Central Alberta," said Mykytyshyn. "With that comes the intangibles that you cannot measure the profile, the future events that we might be able to host."
Red Deer was short-listed for the 1995 Canada Winter Games but was unsuccessful.
The official launch of the bid process begins in June 2013 and the deadline for letters of intent to bid is August 2013. The shortlist of cities will be announced in December 2013. In the fall of 2014, the successful bid will be announced.
At its recent capital budget deliberations, council approved $200,000 for Phase 2 and 3. The first phase was a preliminary assessment of the city's capacity to host the games.
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l City staff will have clearer guidelines for when to suspend, revoke, refuse or issue licenses for drinking establishments. City council tweaked its drinking establishment licensing bylaw by adding a new "consultation and approvals" section to clarify the circumstances and provide criteria. The new section is in line with other municipalities.
l Council is looking to lease more office space for City Hall in the Professional Building. Council approved first reading of a borrowing bylaw. The motion will come back to council for consideration of second and third readings on Jan. 7.
l Discussion on Coun. Paul Harris' motion to review the current policing service delivery model was tabled for another two weeks to allow administration time to prepare a report.
l Council agreed to re-instate the Woodlea/Waskasoo outdoor snowbank rink after Woodlea resident Bev Blades gave a passionate plea to put the boards up. The rink was one of five rinks that were shutdown in 2011 to save money. During the 2012 mid-year budget review, council reinstated the Fairview rink, leaving the Sunnybrook, Central School, Glendale and Woodlea/Waskasoo rinks closed. Council voted 9-0 to open the rink for the remainder of the season. Funding for 2013 will be considered in the 2013. The cost to operate the rink is $3,830 annually.
l The Red Deer Museum and Art Gallery (MAG) presented a progress report on the city's permanent history exhibit, Remarkable Red Deer — Stories from the Heart of the Parkland. The project is on schedule and expected to open to the public on March 25, 2013. In November 2011, council allocated $1 million for the project. The project's pricetag is an estimated $1.5 million. MAG has committed to raise the additional $500,000. To date, $108,639 has been raised through grants and donations. On Dec. 9, the current exhibit will close to allow for construction. There will not be an exhibition until the permanent exhibit opens in March. Remarkable Red Deer will cover 4,800 square feet highlighting 250 photographs from the Red Deer and District Archives and 450 artifacts from the MAG collection.
l Consideration of the West Park Community and Area Redevelopment Plan was tabled for up to three months to allow administration more time for community feedback. The plan contains 15 recommendations related to identity, land use and movement. In October, roughly 70 people attended an open house at the West Park Activity Centre. Another open house is scheduled for Wednesday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the St. Martin de Porres Catholic School.
l The operational audit of the River Bend Golf & Recreation Society Recreation Society was tabled for up to two months to allow administration more time to prepare the report. The purpose of the review is to analyze the society's current operations model and to examine current financial systems, processes and identify challenges and opportunities. The report is an update on the process.


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Skip to comments.So You Think You Are a Darwinian?
Posted on 02/08/2003 7:54:52 AM PST by Ethan Clive Osgoode
Darwinism's Dilemma (part I: Cave Man)
Darwinism's Dilemma (part II: Hard Man)
My point exactly!
at least one of them got it
I am sorry I should have been much more clear (wow). Facts that prove a position.
You just don't get it do you? My statement was constructive on two levels and both seem to have gone over your head.
scientific method n. The principles and empirical processes of discovery and demonstration considered characteristic of or necessary for scientific investigation, generally involving the observation of phenomena, the formulation of a hypothesis concerning the phenomena, experimentation to demonstrate the truth or falseness of the hypothesis, and a conclusion that validates or modifies the hypothesis.
There is a conclusion that validates a theory, moving the theory out of the realm of thought and into fact. You forgetting or ignoring that step does not remove it from the process.
Get a clue - the use of the word "proof" is not scientific.
Allow me to point out that arguing from a position with no attendant facts produces no useful conclusions. Got any facts to offer, dumbass?
I think not.
How much Oil Production you got Bubba?
Why are the major Oil & Gas discoveries all made by evolutionists?
That must be some kinda Godless Commie Liberal plot, huh?
I mean, everybody knows Oilmen are liberals, right? That's why they were W's first supporters.
< /Contempt >
Facts can be proven (in this case, except to the Flat Earth Society) but not theories. Note: calling a fact a theory, or vice versa, doesn't change that.
How does science happen?
This is based around a brief, incomplete list of definition of terms:
Statistically significant
An idea about the way the world is. A hypothesis might be that 6 year old children are particularly tall in Nottingham. Before hypothesis can be developed into scientific law it needs to be tested by carefully planned experiments.
Taking a law (probably mathematical or logical) and using it work out what will happen in a given situation. For instance if there was a law that lightning was always followed by thunder, then we could conclude that any particular lightning strike will be followed by thunder.
There are various technical meanings for this word, but for a working scientist it means making some observations (every time lighting strikes thunder always seems to follow) and building these into a general law (thunder always follows lighting).
Statistically significant
Often two measurements of something do not give exactly the same result. For instance, if measuring the temperature of the room, the temperature may fluctuate due to the movement of the air. Even if it didn't you may read the thermometer slightly differently each time. If you measure the height of 6 year old children, there will clearly be a variation across the population. This variation is generally called 'noise' or 'random errors'.
If you measure the height of a class of 6 year old children in Nottingham and Leicester, you will almost certainly find that the average height is different. However, if you had chosen two classes in Nottingham, you may have also found a difference. The question is, is the difference between the average height in Nottingham and Leicester significant? We can estimate this using statistics. Usually we would accept the result if we could say there was a 95% chance that the two measurements were different, that is there is a 5% risk that this result could have been obtained by chance.
(It is very important to notice that if infact the average height of children across the UK is the same, but we compare the heights of children in Nottingham to those measured in 20 other cities in this way, accepting a difference which had a 5% risk of being obtained by chance, then inevitably if we repeat the meausement 5 times, we expect at least one city to be difference by chance.)
We can never prove that a scientific law is generally true in all situations. We can only carry on doing experiments until we find somewhere where it no longer holds- where it proves it to be false. (e.g. does thunder follow lighting if it strikes you?). This is sometimes known as falsification.
This does NOT mean that science cannot give us meaningful answers to difficult problems; it simply means that it cannot always give black and white, cut and dried answers. Science can often tell us which of two senarios is most likely to be true, and we can often give a numerical probability to that likelihood. This is exactly the sort of process that we all use to manage our lives, to make informed decisions about say, whether to keep our money in a tin on the mantlepiece, or open a bank account. Yes, of course, there is a chance that the bank will go bust, but virtually all of us decide that on balance we think it is safer than our mantlepiece.The trouble with some science is that the information needed to make these decisions is very technical and so sometimes we have to trust a very few people, who are basically world experts in a given area, to make these decisions for us.
In practice, we are often simply trying to determine the range of applicability of a law. Then we often turn things on their head and test the "null" hypothesis (thunder and lighting always occur simultaneously). We then make measurements to find out how likely it is that the difference in time that we are observing has occured simply by chance.
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An absolutely incredible paragraph! First you have been arguing against my statements that this circuit shows intelligent design and here you admit completely to the truth of my statements - that scientists even now cannot figure out how the system works. So tell me how you can create a working system with perfectly fitting parts at random and without any idea as to what you want to achieve????????????
As to the AI nonsense - organisms are intelligently designed so that does not count as computer AI material. To put a human brain on a piece of metal does not make it an AI computer. The "A" in AI stands for artificial. There is nothing artificial about an organism.
Is your name Jim Robinson? Who died and put you in charge here? If you do not like the thread, go somewhere else, there are thousands of threads to choose from here.
You are just another evolutionist tyrant which when faced with the truth about how silly your atheist/materialist theory is wants to silence opponents. Well, this is still a free country. So those who oppose evolution will keep on speaking against it and showing how lame and foolish it is.
Oh and BTW - don't tell me that you are for evolution because it is 'science' instead of because it is the basis for materialistic atheism in our day. Don't tell me that because if you were in it because of the science you would welcome discussion and you also would be able to defend your theory instead of trying to silence those who disagree with it.
Since when are all scientists Popperian irrationalists?
The old evo switcheroonie. My post was in answer to balrog's silly statement that "In my experience, "Darwinian" or "Darwinist" as a term". You added to the attack on Darwin by saying that " Darwin isn't a religious icon, he was just a dude with some ideas." Sounds like a putdown to me.
The whole point is that evolutionists are ashamed of Darwin both as a person and because he was so wrong in his theories. Problem is that both the theory and what is despicable about the man are indelibly intertwined. His promotion of the bracycephalic index as proof for his theory that some human races are inferior both shows his racism and the need for evolution to show that there are some which are 'more human' than other. His eugenics is an attempt to keep humanity from avoiding survival of the fittest through Christian charity. It was also scientifically wrong. As genetics has taught us, it is the parents of those with genetic defects which are the carriers of the bad genes so his proposal to kill (or prevent from procreating) those who had such defects would not have solved the problem. The man was not a scientist as he had absolutely no reason for these views which science has conclusively refuted. He just made stuff out of thing air because it helped his agenda. He did not bother to question or test the stuff he was promoting. He was willing to have people killed without having the vaguest scientific idea of how genetic diseases were transmitted. The man was a monster both as a human being and as a perpetrator of total unscientific garbage upon the public - and you cannot separate the theory from the man no matter how hard you try.
Why is it when Lib lurkers get called out they start calling people names instead of contributing something worthwhile to the debate?
evolutionist tyrant...atheist/materialist
but, but, but...I'm a Christian...and a scientist...arrrghhh. LOL!
Teehee, glad I could help~
As I often say, evolutionists are totally shameless in their dishonesty. At least you are honest enough to admit you are proud of being dishonest for the cause.
Really? Let's see the contributions of the evolutionists to this thread (names withheld to protect the guilty):
Bilge for your mill. - post# 5
It doesn't matter whether or not evolution is true, it must be suppressed "for the good of the children." - post# 6
I almost started to debate this, until I realized that honest debate has nothing to do with your post...- post# 7
Oh slay he the mighty strawman! - post# 9
This whole article stinks, - post# 10
I just took from the first ten posts, did not want to bore all with the same old rhetorical, insulting garbage which the evolutionists try to pass off as argument on these threads.
If evolutionists were really scientists, and believed in science, and were informed about the facts of evolution, they would eagerly refute the statements of opponents with scientific facts and hard evidence. But they are not, they are just a bunch of atheist buffoons.
That has also been my experience. "Darwinism" is a pejorative created by Creationists to bash anyone who does not believe in their version of reality.
Here it is:
In man the frontal bone consists of a single piece, but in the embryo, and in children, and in almost all the lower mammals, it consists of two pieces separated by a distinct suture. ~~This suture occasionally persists more or less distinctly in man after maturity; and more frequently in ancient than in recent crania, especially, as Canestrini has observed, in those exhumed from the Drift, and belonging to the brachycephalic type. Here again he comes to the same nclusion as in the analogous case of the malar bones. In this, and other instances presently to be given, the cause of ancient races approaching the lower animals in certain characters more frequently than do the modern races, appears to be, that the latter stand at a somewhat greater distance in the long line of descent from their early semi-human progenitors. Darwin, Descent of Man, Chapter II.
All you and your friends know how to do is engage in ad-hominem attacks against those who disagree with you. Again - I do not see you or the rest of the evo clowns refuting anything I have said. I do not see you or the rest of the evo clowns giving evidence for your side. All you guys know how to do is insult. Shame on you.
I'm starting to like you Clive.
That is the 'defense' that evolutionists always give - the opponents do not know what the theory of evolution is. Evolutionists are always saying what evolution is not, they never are willing to say what the theory of evolution is. For two years I have been trying to nail evolutionists down on what the theory is but they lamely refuse to state it or even more lamely give a stupid answer about the " change in the frequency of alleles within a gene pool from one generation to the next." which of course is not what the theory of evolution is. To go for a definition instead of the chicken hearted mumblings of evolutionists we must go back to Darwin:
"It is interesting to contemplate an entangled bank, clothed with many plants of many kinds, with birds singing on the bushes, with various insects flitting about, and with worms crawling through the damp earth, and to reflect that these elaborately constructed forms, so different from each other, and dependent on each other in so complex a manner, have all been produced by laws acting around us. These laws, taken in the largest sense, being Growth with Reproduction; Inheritance which is almost implied by reproduction; Variability from the indirect and direct action of the external conditions of life, and from use and disuse;. a Ratio of Increase so high as to lead to a Struggle for Life, and as a consequence to Natural Selection, entailing Divergence of Character and the Extinction of less-improved forms. Thus, from the war of nature, from famine and death, the most exalted object which we are capable of conceiving, namely, the production of the higher animals, directly follows."
From: Charles Darwin, "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life"
More gratuitous insults, totally made up from the king of slime trying again to get the thread pulled by inciting a slime-a-thon.
You still need to explain how intelligent human design of a process proves random, stochastic, evolution. What your statements show is the desperation of evolutionists in the face of intelligent design. Now they are trying to argue that mindless chance is a better designer than human beings. When you have to do that, you have already lost.
This is the usual nonsense from evolutionists - they cannot tell what the refutation is but like Gould's moronic punk-eek it always happened at some other time, at some other place which of course they cannot mention nor can they mention what the refutation is.
All that the evolutionists have been doing on these threads is engaging in ad hominems and giving excuses why they cannot debate honestly the issues presented to them.
... because we don't know enough to calculate them.
We certainly do know the enough, although evolutionists keep putting down science we know very well the chances of making a single normal sized gene. There are some 300 amino acids in a medium sized gene. At each position there are 22 posible values. However, some values may be substituted by others with similar characteristics but not at all positions and not by just any value. So being extremely generous the chances are one in 10^300th power. That's just for one of the some 30,000 genes in a human being - with millions of different genes in the over a million species in existence today. In addition, as science has shown, the genes have to fit in with the entire organism and be completely connected to it to work properly so making a gene is not the end of the hurdles necessary for evolution to be true.
So yes, evolution is impossible.
Matter does not think. Random chance does not have a goal. You need goal to arrange things in an orderly manner instead of wandering blindly and hitting upon a solution by dumb luck. Evolution does not cut it. The complexity of living organisms shows it to be impossible. In fact, the attempt by evolutionists to claim that evolution is 'intelligent' shows how far their theory has lost respectability that it is forced to try to hijack the arguments of its opponents.
Repeating the same ridiculous statement will not make it true. You are arguing that intelligent design of a program proves random chance. Can't you see the absurdity of what you are saying??????????
There are many throughout his writings, here's one:
In man the frontal bone consists of a single piece, but in the embryo, and in children, and in almost all the lower mammals, it consists of two pieces separated by a distinct suture. This suture occasionally persists more or less distinctly in man after maturity; and more frequently in ancient than in recent crania, especially, as Canestrini has observed, in those exhumed from the Drift, and belonging to the brachycephalic type. Here again he comes to the same nclusion as in the analogous case of the malar bones. In this, and other instances presently to be given, the cause of ancient races approaching the lower animals in certain characters more frequently than do the modern races, appears to be, that the latter stand at a somewhat greater distance in the long line of descent from their early semi-human progenitors.
Darwin, Descent of Man, Chapter 2.
Hmmm, so I guess you have seen this 'natural selection' you evolutionists speak of all the time? Is it male or female? How large is its brain?
Semantics garbage, the same nonsense you do in trying to 'prove' Hitler a Catholic and the Pope not Catholic - in the very same thread. That Darwin was a racist there can be no doubt (as that racism is an integral part of evolutionary theory):
"I could show fight on natural selection having done and doing more for the progress of civilization than you seem inclined to admit. Remember what risk the nations of Europe ran, not so many centuries ago of being overwhelmed by the Turks, and how ridiculous such an idea now is! The more civilized so-called Caucasian races have beaten the Turkish hollow in the struggle for existence. Looking to the world at no very distant date, what an endless number of the lower races will have been eliminated by the higher civilized races throughout the world."
Darwin to Graham, July 3, 1881.
What a moronic and totally disingenous statement. Guess you have taken a poll of everyone that has discovered oil and asked them if they were evolutionists or not? Seems to me that GWB, a good Christian, dug for oil. There goes your blatant nonsense.
I am not a liberal. And evolution is at the center of politics in our society, so this is a political discussion. People do not get so exited over science. It is you who is trying to shut down discussion and you got put down as you deserved. And no you are not a scientist. Scientists have open minds and welcome discussion. Also if evolution was true and you were a scientist you would be eager to show that evolution is true instead of close down the discussion.
I lived in Houston, met them in business, had them over to the house, saw them at the country clubs. I knew all the serious players of the last 50 years, the ones who actually found oil, unlike GWB who was just a promoter.
And by the way, W didn't stop believing in evolution till it became politically expedient, like GHWB and abortion, and yeah, they were over at the house too.
Another evolutionist which is ashamed of the founder of the theory! Wow, you guys are really losing.
Sell your nonsense to someone else, the same nonsense as your taking a poll of all those who dig for oil being evolutionists. Reminds me of the Clintonites who claimed that everything good in the world was due to Clinton. Keep it, I was vaccinated by 8 years of that liar from your kind of nonsense.
And.... you think you are winning?
Want to put some money on it?
Really serious money?
Money to make it worth my while to meet you in Houston this weekend?
LOL - you really are a Stove fan, aren't you? Go ahead, post his critique of Popper - blowing holes in that one ought to be fun, too ;)
Yup, when your opponents can only respond to your statements with insults and when they are being forced to by the huge amount of scientific evidence to abandon random change, I can certainly say that the evolutionists are losing big.
Do you have an invitation to see GWB in Houston this weekend??????? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
No Sonny, but then he never found any significant oil. for the rest of the family I don't need an invitation. I sure don't need an invitation to see the Senior Geologists and corp executive officers who have found most of the worlds petro.
If you got the jack, I 'll be there.
Put up or crawl back into your own little fantasy reality boy.
Some of us have led real lives and have real accomplishments and the friends that go with them.
It is all relative my boy, someday you will learn that dishonesty is in the ear of the receiver. Honesty is wasted on people like you, and you have probably had little experience with it. Give me one reason why anyone would be willing to share anything they value with you, you have not shown yourself worthy of trust. Mostly, people tell you what you want to hear merely so that you will go away. Have I hit a chord?
Errrrmmm... This doesn't really follow, chemistry-wise. You might want to revise your math.
I would point out that while evolution is a valid mathematical concept (you DID know it has a proper mathematical derivation, didn't you?), that there is no proper proof that it has anything to do with speciation even if a new species evolved in front of your eyes. In fact, there is more than one viable non-evolutionary hypothesis in circulation. That said, no one (least of all ID folk) has been able to attack the fundamentals of evolution hypothesis, primarily because everyone accepts that the necessary premises exist (selection and variation). The rest is just argument fodder and most of the competing hypotheses have premises that haven't stood up nearly as well to scrutiny (including many non-ID, non-religious purely scientific alternative hypotheses, which do exist).
I would point out the difference between "artificial" and "natural" is purely semantic. The universe can't tell the difference, and it is trivial to construct an example of why this is. Any argument against this will have to be stronger than an arbitrary semantic classification.
Evidence for, not proof. That said, he was using the correct mathematical definition of "program". You, on the other hand, apparently are not. If you want to make a rigorous argument, you have to use a rigorous definition. I would suggest Kolmogorov Complexity and Its Applications (Li & Vitanyi) if you want to argue down this path. It is a good book for learning about what you are attempting to talk about.
I think a lot of interesting arguments can happen in this vein, but most people who try are woefully unprepared math-wise (it is usually graduate or post-graduate study if you are a math or a computer science major; difficult to understand and few people have been exposed to it in detail).
That doesn't quite make sense, but I have a different question to ask you. What's your beef with the word "proof"? It's a perfectly good word. There's nothing wrong with it. There's no reason to avoid it like leprosy. It won't give you the pox. You don't have to ramble on with nonsensical rubbish like "proof has no place in science..." and the like, which is merely a concession to confused idiots anyway. Why not used a reasonable definition of the word proof? (like the one found in the dictionary, eg Webster's.) Surely, if I tell you that I have proven there is no sumo wrestler in my bedroom, you will understand me without going off into the weeds about mathematical proofs and deductive proofs, no?
I ain't ashamed.... // LAKE // In Jump NOW! // YOU! //
Just show me a rock that thinks and reproduces itself and I will believe the above. You folks are really going off the cliff.
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