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The captian peered into the eyepiece of the telescope. He adjusted the focus quickly.
"It was an atomic fission we saw, all right," he said presently. He sighed and pushed the eyepiece away. "Any of you who wants to look may do so. But its not a pretty sight."
"Let me look," Tance the archeologist said. He bent down to look, squinted "Good Lord!" He leaped violently back, knocking against Dorle, the chief Navigator.
"Why did we come all this way, then?" Dorle asked, looking around at the other men. "There's no point even in landing. Let's go back at once."
"Perhaps he's right," the biologist murmured. "But I'd like to look for myself, if I may." He pushed past Tance and peered into the sight.
He saw a vast expanse, an endless surface of gray, stretching to the edge of the planet. At first he thought it was water but after a moment he realized that it was slag, pitted, fused slag, broken only by hills of rock jutting up at intervals. Nothing moved or stirred. Everything was silent, dead.
"I see," Fomar said, backing away from the eyepiece. "Well, I won't find any legumes there." He tried to smile, but his lips stayed unmoved. He stepped away and stood by himself, staring past the others.
"I wonder what the atmospheric sample will show," Tance said.
"I think I can guess," the Captain answered. "Most of the atmosphere is poisoned. But didn't we expect all this? I don't see why we're so surprised. A fission visible as far away as our system must be a terrible thing." He strode off down the corridor, dignified and expressionless. They watched him disappear into the control room.
As the Captain closed the door the young woman turned. "What didthe telescope show? Good or bad?"
"Bad. No life could possibly exist. Atmosphere poisoned, water vaporized, all the land fused." "Could they have gone underground?"
The Captain slid back the port window so that the surface of the planet under them was visible. The two of them stared down, silent and disturbed. Mile after mile of unbroken ruin stretched out, blackened slag, pitted and scarred, and occasional heaps of rock.
Suddenly Nasha jumped. "Look! Over there, at the edge. Do you see it?" They stared. Something rose up, not rock, not an accidental formation. It was round, a circle of dots, white pellets on the dead skin of the planet. A city? Buildings of some kind?
"Please turn the ship," Nasha said excitedly. She pushed her dark hair from her face. "Turn the ship and let's see what it is!"
The ship turned, changing its course. As they came over the white dots the Captain lowered the ship, dropping it down as much as he dared. "Piers," he said. "Piers of some sort of stone. Perhaps poured artificial stone. The remains of a city."
"Oh, dear," Nasha murmured. "How awful." She watched the ruins disappear behind them. In a half-circle the white squares jutted from the slag, chipped and cracked, like broken teeth.
"There's nothing alive," the Captain said at last. "I think we'll go right back; I know most of the crew want to go. Get the Government Receiving Station on the sender and tell them what we found, and that we--" He staggered.
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[QUOTE=Jennifla;1228887]How about the generations of gullible masses conditioned to believe that the government has their best interest at heart, and can and will strive to make everyone equal in security, health, and education? We just have to leave it to them.[/QUOTE]
What I like about this movement is that it makes point that people have to do this for themselves. The government might be getting it completely wrong, although they don't always - our National Health Service's 'five-a-day' campaign is in my view an example of one strand of government doing the right thing, but as a general rule, you have to do these things off your own back - I agree.


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AUSTIN - Most of last year's rookie teachers took an alternative path to the classroom, marking the first time in Texas that new college graduates didn't dominate the pool of recently hired educators, state researchers found.
Of the 20,528 new teachers hired last year, 54 percent received their training through a nontraditional route, according to a State Board for Educator Certification study.
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and why not old timer?
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rocky balboa was the indiana jones 4. dude the part where he flips on the boxing commision was ridiculous. they say "hey man for your own good we cant give you a liscence. what are you 50 something?" and he essentially says "it sucks when you work hard for something and you dont get it" then theyre like "meh okay take the license"
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i dont quite understand what you mean. you mean he doesnt have to overcome surmountable odds? or do you mean it just wasnt a scary movie?
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I misquoted, apologies. But this shows where the joke came from.
I misquoted, apologies. But this shows where the joke came from.
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ohhhhhhhh lol i see
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yeah the fight at the end wasnt as good as the others. to tell you the truth its because the duke was in it that i love it so much. hes one of the people that inspired me to become a boxer. not the greatest role model but hes someone to emulate in the ring.
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nahh ive satep away from boxing a little and am starting an MMA career. i wrestled in high school and picked up jiu jitsu and loved every minute of the two so im trying mma
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lol yeah not many people like the grappling. i like it. just the combination of punching and submissions is great
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After six years from their debut album "Music from the Fab Box", Fab Box are back on back on track with a new work released by Italian label Art Media Music.
The italian melodic rock duo formed by Fabrizio Ugolini (former vocalist of hard rock band Revenge) and Massimo Bozzi (whose collaborations include big stars from Italian pop scene) returns to propose their mixture of rock, pop, country and westcoast sound that had already garnered enthusiastic response for their debut album.
Simply titled "Two", the album features ten tracks written, arranged and produced by Fabrizio and Massimo. The songs were recorded in the studios of Art Media Music of Mondolfo (PU - Italy), featuring Matteo Pantaleoni (drums) Matteo Moretti (bass) as well as various Italian and international guest musicians including Paolo Pedretti, Paolo Gennari, Tonino "Crosby" Landini and Gab Guma. Fab Box also teamed with Caris Arkin , Joy Salinas and the well known bass player and producer Fabrizio Grossi.
"Two" is an attempt for Fab Box to further characterise their sound towards a more rocking attitude, without giving up to the richness of atmospheres and influences that marked their music in such a peculiar way. The result is a pleasantly varied album, with instant radio appeal songs as "Unconditional" and "Test of Time", 80's flavour rockers ("Something is coming your way" , "Heaven on Earth", "Starting up a fire") and some more intimistic ballads ("Freedom", "Kathy" e "It's not the end").
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By the time Kevin Hart came out for the first of two shows Saturday night at the Milwaukee Theatre, smoke machines had been working long enough to make the stage (and a good portion of the rest of the venue) hazy.
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Get Down bash will help bring in the new year
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Iota closes out season at St. Louis
Iota's Austen Montgomery (4) brings down a South Beauregard running back last week during the Bulldogs' 35-6 loss to the Golden Knights Iota will close out the season on Friday when they travel to Lake Charles to take on St. Louis at 7 p.m.
Friday night will be the last opportunity for the Iota Bulldogs (0-9, 0-4 in district 4-3A) to pick up victory.
There's just one little problem. It's the St. Louis Catholic Saints' final opportunity as well.
The Saints (2-7, 0-4), which began the season 2-3 in its out of district, has been winless since entering district play in Week Six as well.
The Saints' problems are something Iota can relate to, as the Bulldogs have a season worth of problems, most of which have reared their heads at the most inopportune time, game after game.
But, it's Week 10, which means, there is one chance left.
"You're looking at two teams in the same boat fighting to stay out of the bottom of the barrel," said Iota coach Neal Legé. "It's one last chance for us to get a win and them to finish on a positive note."
As, always, the game plan starts at home, according to the Bulldogs' coach.
The Bulldogs rushed for 166 yards in Week Nine, which is below the normal output in the past few weeks. Add that to 0 yards in the air and an already typically run-strong team, became completely one-dimensional. Needless to say, Iota can ill afford making last week's offense a habit.
"Bottom line, we didn't block well Friday night," said Legé. "It had a little bit to do with South Beau and a little bit to do with us. They got pressure coming in off the ball, doing this and doing that, but we made the wrong calls, blocked the wrong guys.
"Here we are, Week 10, talking about blocking guys."
On side two of the bar, lies the defense. The Bulldogs' defense has seen marketed improvement since the beginning of the year, but last week, there was no answer, no way to stop South Beauregard.
"It's assignments; you have to take care of your assignments to be a good defense," said Legé. "Friday night, we didn't tackle well; we took bad angles to the ball.
"We've just been hot and cold lately."
Only after Iota fixes itself can it focus on the Saints, which, despite its record, will once again present trials and tribulations for the Bulldogs.
St. Louis has had injuries which has led to 11 Saints rushing the ball over the past four weeks.
Still, the Saints have their main guy, Jared Smith. Smith has 209 yards on 35 carries since entering district play which includes a 14 carry, 101 yard game against Iowa.
The problem for St. Louis, much like their opponent Friday has been consistency. For example, against Iowa, the team had 215 rushing yards against the Iowa Yellow Jackets. Against South Beauregard the following week, the Saints had minus-6 yards rushing.
"They're spreading it around," said Legé "They lost a couple of guys here and there with one week one kid is playing this position, the next he's playing a different one. Their quarterback got hurt and went from a lefty to a righty last week. I don't know what his status is for Friday, but we'll prepare for both.
"They're both about the same. I don't think one is better than the other."
St. Louis' Dylan Greenman was injured in Week Eight leaving Jack Boyer to start at quarterback in Week Nine.
The Saints defense has also featured inconsistencies which have helped St. Louis' opponents find the end zone. On average, the Saints are allowing over 28 points per game.
"They do some things well on defense, up front, the linebackers read the field well," said Legé. "They're just a lot like us, a lot of missed tackles. It's kind of the same story as us."
The Iota Bulldogs will travel to Lake Charles to take on the St. Louis Catholic Saints Friday night in Lake Charles.


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BROOKLYN, N.Y. — When it was over, Tubby Smith was equal parts advocate and critic.
Such is the mindset of a coach.
"There are some things that we have learned and have to clean up," Smith said after his Texas Tech Red Raiders beat Houston, 76-64, in the consolation game of the Progressive Legends Classic on Tuesday night at Barclays Center.
"We need to execute the basic fundamentals," Smith said. "We were trying to do too much, and we tried to simplify things for our players.
"We just gave them two or three offenses we needed to run, and I thought we executed them pretty well. I think we need to tweak some of the things we have in our arsenal."
Jaye Crockett and Toddrick Gotcher each scored 16 points to lead four Red Raiders in double-figure scoring. Robert Turner finished with 15 points, and Jordan Tolbert added 14 for the Red Raiders (5-2).
"It gives us confidence ending with a win like this," Crockett said. "It was a good win, and that was a good Houston team we played tonight. Knowing that we can beat a competitor like that gives us confidence going into the rest of the season."
TaShawn Thomas led Houston (5-2) with 18 points. L.J. Rose added had 11.
"I don't think we got in rhythm," said Houston head coach James Dickey, a former Texas Tech head coach. "Overall we went too much one-on-one. (We) have to execute better and share the basketball."
Houston finished the game shooting 35.3 percent from the field and only had 13 assists on 24 baskets.
Texas Tech never trailed and led as much as 19. At the half, the Red Raiders enjoyed a 46-31 advantage.
Tech's cause was aided by the Cougars' sloppiness with the ball. Houston committed seven t
urnovers in the first half that the Red Raiders turned into 12 points.
"They just took us out behind the woodshed and gave us a good whipping in the first half," Dickey said. "You have to be ready to play from the get-go. I thought Tech had great enthusiasm."
Along with turning the ball over, Houston struggled defensively and on the boards. Texas Tech shot 51.9 percent from the field and out-rebounded the Cougars 46-26.
"We really struggled on the defensive end," Dickey said. "I thought they played hard, they executed, rebounded and we didn't do well."
Houston cut the deficit to 53-48 with 12:05 left in the second half following J.J. Richardson's tip in. That was as close as the Cougars got. Following Richardson's hoop, Houston went 5:22 without making a shot from the field. In that stretch, Texas Tech went on a 10-2 run to stretch its lead to 63-53. The Cougars only points were two free throws by LeRon Barnes. Danuel House ended the cold spell by making a corner three.
"We cut the lead to five in the second half and had three empty possessions, which you can't do," Dickey said. "You have to get a stop, come down and put some pressure on them. And we didn't do that.
"I thought we played better in the second half," Dickey said. "I thought we had some guys do some good things."
But from that point, the teams traded baskets for the remainder of the game.
Texas Tech has beaten Houston nine straight times. The teams are 27-27 in 54 games all-time.


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If I take care of my character, my reputation will take care of itself.
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Reputation is an idle and most false imposition; oft got without merit, and lost without deserving.
– William Shakespeare
The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear.
– Socrates
I'm not a Facebook status. You don't have to like me.
A man can get a reputation from very small things.
– Sophocles
My reputation grows with every failure.
– George Bernard Shaw
A reputation once broken may possibly be repaired, but the world will always keep their eyes on the spot where the crack was.
– Joseph Hall
It is better to be alone than in bad company.
– George Washington
It is generally much more shameful to lose a good reputation than never to have acquired it.
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A bad conscience is easier to cope with than a bad reputation.
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With enough courage, you can do without a reputation.
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As a student in the anthropology program at Case Western Reserve University you will be involved in a discipline that challenges you to form a unique perspective on human behavior, institutions, and biology. These skills of investigation, discovery, and critical thinking prepare you for a wide range of careers from health and international affairs, to public service, education, and law, to management and industry. Job opportunities in the subdisciplines of cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, archaeological anthropology, and linguistic anthropology will be abundant in the next ten years. Read more.
Date posted: March 24th, 2016
As featured in The Daily, 10 Case Western Reserve University anthropology and engineering students traveled to Uganda to work alongside 11 biomedical engineering students from Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda. The students are participating in a course titled "Interdisciplinary Solutions to Global Health Problems," a collaboration between biomedical engineering and medicine professor, Andrew Rollins, and anthropology professor, Janet McGrath.
Date posted: February 24th, 2016
Congratulations to John Reynolds Harkness Professor of Anthropology Melvyn Goldstein for being awarded the Distinguished Faculty Research Award for his internationally recognized research in Tibet. The presentation was made by President Barbara Snyder, Provost Bud Baeslack, Vice President for Research Suzanne Rivera and Dean Cyrus Taylor during Professor Goldstein's Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology class. …Read more.
Date posted: February 18th, 2016
Cynthia Beall co-organized a symposium on "Evolutionary Biology Impacts on Medicine and Public Health" at the 2016 Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). …Read more.
Date posted: January 29th, 2016
Cynthia Beall featured in The Daily on "5 questions with…Distinguished University Professor, AAAS board member Cynthia Beall,"
Date posted: December 30th, 2015
Cynthia Beall was elected to the Board of Directors in the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) 2015 election. AAAS is an international non-profit organization dedicated to advancing science for the benefit of all people. …Read more.
Date posted: December 7th, 2015
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A: No.
Q: Do you support the United States imposing trade sanctions on Venezuela?
A: No.
Q: Do you support the United States involvement in free trade agreements?
A: Yes.
Q: Do you support the United States involvement in intergovernmental organizations dedicated to trade?
A: Yes, but not to extent it infringes sovereignty.
A: I would agree with Obama a lot, because it is the Democratic agenda. We are going to rid the tax code of these loopholes & giveaways. We're going to stop giving penny of your money to anybody who ships a job out to another country. We're going to begin to get the tax code to reflect what the needs of middle class families are so we can rebuild a strong & prosperous middle class. The wealthy & the well-connected have had a president the last 7 years, and it's time that the rest of the US had a president to work for you every single day. We will have a different approach toward trade. We're going to start having trade agreements that not only have strong environmental and labor standards, but also a trade time-out. We're going to look and see what's working & what's not working. I'd like to have a trade prosecutor to actually enforce the trade agreements that we have before we enter into any others.
A: No.
Q: Do you support broadening NAFTA to include other countries?
A: No.
Q: Do you support the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)?
A: No.
Q: Do you support the World Trade Organization (WTO)?
A: Undecided.
Q: Do you support lifting the trade embargo imposed against Cuba?
A: No.
Q: Do you support imposing tariffs on products imported from nations that maintain restrictive trade barriers on American products?
A: Yes.
Q: Should a nation's human rights record affect its "most favored nation" trading status with the United States?
A: Yes.
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