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Posted on 05/25/2005 3:41:22 AM PDT by billorites
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I only read this sentence. Since it is incorrect, I'd rather focus on this and see about the rest later.
You believe what I posted as nonsense, but that doesn't make it so. The fact that you call any opinion that doesn't match your own "nonsense" is part of the problem at FR. It is possible I am talking about something you don't know.
I didn't bring the book in, but I reviewed my copy of "The Soul of Science" by Nancy Pearcy last night. She has a few pages on the issues between Galileo and the Catholic Church. I was recalling them correctly, the battle between Galileo and the Church was not a battle about scientific truth. In fact, many scholars in the Church already supported the heliocentric theory.
However, I had oversimplified. It was actually a battle about the philosophical underpinings of science. The Church based their scientific approach on Aristotle and believe this was a requirement to the notion of moral authority. Galileo had to challenge Aristotle (sorry, I don't remember the detail) and the Church took this as a challenge to its own ability to maintain a moral code. The Pope and Galileo had been friends. The Pope had even been a "follower" of Galileo in the science realm. But the Church's desire to hold on to this power put them at odds. The battle got ugly and it became a political mess.
In the same way as Luther could have avoided the Reformation if he hadn't called the Pope the Anti-Christ, Galileo might have avoided the false split between Church and Science if he hadn't turned it into a personal crusade. But that's not to blame either radical. The Church should be big enough to handle a challenge without getting nasty itself and, IMO, enjoys the lion's share of the blame.
I meant to bring the book in and provide a couple of quotes and some footnotes, but I left it at home. You can read the book yourself. But to say the battle was about faith vs. science is as gross an oversimplification as to say that the US Civil War was about slavery.
You forgot to mention the part where Galileo "misbehaved"; that was the point of disagreement.
So, another in the fine FR school who calls anything you don't know "baloney" (although the previous post was "nonsense"). See Post 701.
What you show here is a phenominal lack of understanding of how the Church changes. It does change and it might have changed. Just as the Church would have changed to accomodate Luther on the issue of indulgences, and was about to do so, but they had a sticky problem of the fact that Luther had been calling the Pope "Anti-Christ."
The church has changed its stance in relation to scientific discovery many times and will continue to do so. It will not accept a challenge to its spiritual authority.
BTW: I believe the Church's stance on evolution is one you would agree with, which makes most of this focus on Galileo moot. And nobody has ever discussed Bacon, Linnaeus, or Newton. Neither science and faith, nor science and Church, are in opposition except in the minds of a few. That was the central point that we seem to have strayed from.
Arguing from amazement, for evolutionists, is supposed to be a logically and scientifically bankrupt practice. But just as you use the tools of intelligence the Creator gave you while denying His creation, you are free to use arguments which, for the other side of the debate, are unacceptable. To be a reliable source of bad information, to be consistently inconsistent, is at least consistent. Way to go.
No, they are rescuing the meaning of science from those who would introduce unjustifiable bias to the pursuit of knowledge.
This is also an indication of continental drift (or less likely, ant drift.) Tree trees show the same split. It's possible that a group of proto-ants were carried (perhaps by an African proto-sparrow) from one contenent to another and their descendents drifted genetically from the mother nest, but not so likely with both ants and trees.
Once again you bludgeon with your own stupidity. Pure Creation Science. In fact, you get the gore3000 memorial you-can't-make-me-see award. I don't have to volunteer my first name to complete the picture. Anyone who wants to click on my profile can see I'm Doug Kalbaugh from Keyser, WV. That's more information than you have the nerve to provide, little man.
Looking over your whole dance of ignorance last night, I'd leave plausible deniability too if I posted like that. Now I'm going to follow Patrick's advice, however, and put you on virtual ignore for at least the rest of this thread.
I just finished going thru this with the last bizarre historical revisionist on this thread--the church was treatened because of a very ornate cosmology it had tied to the bible, and really staked quite a lot of stock in, in their presentation of theology to the largely illiterate masses of Europe, which you can sort of get a picture of if you pick up Dante's Inferno and check out the illustration either at the back or the front--when most of your flock is illiterate, you put a lot of emphasis on illustrations--and that is exactly what the church did. This picture puts the earth at the center focus of the universe, and, therefore, of special concern to God. If the earth isn't the center of the universe, than possibly humans aren't the center of God's concerns, and possibly God's spokesmen here on earth aren't actually all the important in the overall working of human affairs.
It was not only the church that held Ptolemy's view in Galileo's day, but science in general. Galileo was scorned by both sacred and secular parties. He didn't help his cause in presenting himself as an acerbic know-it-all.
Good grief, another one.
What is this, abysmal historical ignorance week?
Galileo was not "scorned by both sacred and secular parties", he was very highly regarded in his day, not least by the Pope himself. Where do you get this stuff? He was brought to trial by the inquisition precisely because he wasn't as you've characterized him, and because his book on the subject was selling like hotcakes on a greased griddle in a Europe thick with reformation sentiment and newly awakening scientific interest that made people like Newton and Galileo celebrities.
For two people to come up with this loopy take on history in the same thread suggests to me that there is a creationist ammo site somewhere that's got a recent bee in it's bonnet about Galileo--c'mon, fess up.
First, we do not know whether Saul saw Jesus before He died. Since Saul was politically active in Jerusalem it is likely that he was present for much of what happened to Jesus. Our first reference to Saul is that he was present at the stoning of Stephen, but that is only the first reference.
He also did not spend 3 days in a coma, but blind. He was alert for those three days.
You can ignore the claims in Galatians 1 if you wish, but they are entirely consistent with other claims of the apperance of the Resurrected Christ made at the time.
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You mean phenomena such as the development of resistance to antibiotics seen in bacterial colonies that are exposed to antibiotics? You mean phenomena such as all new fossil finds lining up correctly with the phylogentic tree derived from microbiological studies. You mean the phenomenon of DNA sequences observably, repeatably and verifiably lining up with what is predicted by evolution? You mean the observable, verifiable and repeatable pheomenon of speciation which has in fact been observed by multiple observers and has been verified? Just some of the observable, repeatable and verifiable observations that are evidence in favor of evolution.
Is there interpretation leading from these observations to the theory of evolution? Of course there is. However, there's nothing in science that forbids making interpretations. Just as I showed with my example, there are plenty of interpretations leading from the direct observations to the laws of thermodynamics. There are plenty of interpretations leading from observation even to something as well accepted as the law of gravity. For example, the law of gravity says more than just "things fall down." It says that ANY two bodies in the universe will attract each other, and it gives a formula for calculating this attractive force. Surely there must be some interpretation here. Otherwise please point me to the study in which a direct measurement of the attractive force between the star Sirius and the planet Uranus has been made. Surely its unscientific to just assume that the attraction would be given by Newton's law of gravity.
I do still interpret it as a broad brush statement that is bigoted and unworthy. Science and technology do mix well with faith. There are a few instances of problems between faith and science. These usually turn out to be more political in nature than faith-oriented. But a great number of very faith-full scientists and technologists.
When the disagreement became "ugly" it became so on both sides.
Again, I am not claiming moral equivalence between the two. I put a far greater responsibility for good behavior on the Church than on any individual.
Looks like they're starting to quote mine evo FR posts, and not just published literature.
The Civil war was about slavery--there would not have been a civil war over any other conflict of interest without the fulcrum of slavery, and Galileo's Trial was, above all else, about the church suppressing science it found disagreeable.
One can always point to subsidiary issues revolving about an historical event, and try to wrap one's vision about one's own peculiar notions of what's essential to history, but I don't recommend it as a general practice, and I'd appreciate it if you'd keep your cotton-pickin' hands off the history department, as well as the biology department, at the next schoolboard meeting.
Correct. Behe is not a creationist. His idea is intelligent design, which everyone is so careful to point out is not the same as creationism (nudge, nudge, wink, wink)
Professor, take a vacation. If you think A) proves your assertion disavowed by me in B) you've been working too much.
Alternatively I could take a page out of the "lists" book and call you a liar if it is required by the rules as I asked EdSheppa. But he never answered, he just called me a liar again.
So, do the rules require me to call you a liar when we disagree?
Interesting. You forgot to describe any 'ugliness' on Galileo's side.
I live in Danielson, Ct Doug. Drop by any time.
No. Science is about things that turn up when one investigates nature itself. Political and military power can only bury the truth for a time, in a place. The Church supported geocentrism over the growing evidence against it. For a time in a place, it won. Stalin supported Lysenkoism over genetics and evolution. For a time in a place, he won. However, nature was still out there to be investigated and there were no victories over that.
The evidence doesn't go away. You don't change it in the streets. The diversity of life on Earth shows common descent with variation and natural selection. If it was suppressed today and all the books were burned, someone would figure it out again in a week.
Reconcile this with the fact that places like MIT are copying the evolutionary process and using genetic algorithms as efficient problem solving strategies?
G. A. Magnini.
It would be more difficult to name a scientist in Galileo's day who did not subscribe to Aristotelianism where the "natural" sciences were concerned. Galileo represents a manner and degree of inquiry that outstripped the best of them. Fortunately he did not give up in the face of persecution.
Today the picture is much the same. The power, authority, egoism, and ignorance rests in the hands of a few who bring only unjustifiable bias to the pursuit of knowledge, namely dogmatic evolutionists.
I also think part of the problem is that creationists don't understand that evolution doesn't even attempt to provide all the answers. Evolution deals only with a limited scope, namely the development of different varieties of organisms. I can't count the number of times that creationists argue that evolution can't be true because "life can't arise from nonliving matter" or that they deride evolutionists for believing that "there was nothing and then that nothing exploded." Evolution doesn't attempt to answer the questions of the origin of the universe or even the origin of life. Even within its scope, however, scientists are more than willing to admit that they might be wrong. However, it seems that it is the details that are debatable currently. It seems unlikely that the overall idea of genetic variability leading to all the species of life will be found to be wrong. Creationists even seize upon the debate over the details, however, in a desparate attempt to show that evolution is in trouble.
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Whoa, now here's an original thought. I'm a Creationist liar if I don't make Ed drink at the trough he's been led to.
Ed, the word liar has lost all meaning on these threads. But feel free to continue using it, it amuses me. :-}
What is the airspeed of an African proto-sparrow laden with army ants?
The church has changed its stance in relation to scientific discovery many times and will continue to do so. It will not accept a challenge to its spiritual authority.
BTW: I believe the Church's stance on evolution is one you would agree with, which makes most of this focus on Galileo moot. And nobody has ever discussed Bacon, Linnaeus, or Newton. Neither science and faith, nor science and Church, are in opposition except in the minds of a few. That was the central point that we seem to have strayed from.
Gimme a break, general Catholic apologetics wasn't on the table in this discussion up until now, but, as long as you've asked...
The church behaves itself better now because the rise of the nation-states and the reformation pulled it's fangs. The building in the Vatican used to house the children of jews kidnapped by the church to be raised christian didn't fall into disuse until after the US Civil War, and the church's stance on evolution didn't heel to until 1996. About the only interesting thing you've said, apropos to this debate, is "It [The Church] will not accept a challenge to its spiritual authority."
And that, dear hearts, is what has been wrong with this arrogant church for 1400 years, and why it is, quite rightly, synonymous with the bogeyman in the hearts of so many Jewish and Muslim children--way too many of their ancestors murdered by deputies of a church that "will not accept a challenge to its spiritual authority".
Lighten up a little, you'll live longer and prosper.
I provide information. Not everyone is at the same knowledge level on every subject and I find discussions go better when the participants have enough information to be on a par with one another.
True enough.
In addition, because of the pervasive poor quality of teaching the basic sciences, many people think they know a good deal that is actually incorrect. It is not their fault if they trusted their teachers and it should not be used against them to score debate type points.
It should when they let their hubris outrun their knowledge base and they attempt to score "debate type points" based on erroneous information, assumptions or assertions.
Other than that I agree with you whole heartedly.
Obviously, the willingness of some people to engage in fanatical acts for their religion does not prove the truth thereof.
Sometimes effective, but really pretty hard to call efficient, problem solving strategies, given the right problem, entailing debugging and support challenges of substantial daunt-itude.
I would classify the attitude you (accurately) describe in the first sentence as superstition, not religion. It reduces the transcendant God of true religion to the level of a primitive tribal sun/thunder/fertility/whatever god.
There is some truth to that -- crediting the church with refraining from inquisitions, etc in modern times is sort of like crediting the Democrats for not raising our taxes since January 2001.
I'll get to your rather amusing post a bit later. Duty calls!
Very interesting. Other than seeing references to his name, I didn't know about him.
Alas! It is supported increasingly by recent history, especially in Kansas.
From my vantage point, I'd say evolution *is* in trouble. Scientists are speaking out more and more about the limitations of the theory. What do you make of these two letters?
Letters to the Editor
May 25, 2005
Sir, Like many biologists, Richard Dawkins (Weekend Review, May 21) views the theory of intelligent design merely as an attack on evolution when, being essentially identical to the anthropic principle, it has far wider implications. Such ideas should not be dismissed simply because they have been hijacked by creationists. Despite Dawkinss relentless propaganda, rational criticism of evolution and a distaste for biological reductionism do not equate to religious fundamentalism; bigotry should be resisted from whichever direction it comes.
Yours faithfully,
MILTON WAINWRIGHT, Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, University of Sheffield, Sheffield S10 2TN. May 21.
From Professor Andy McIntosh
Sir, By building a straw man of creationists (supposedly) misquoting Darwin and Lewontin, Professor Dawkins labels the lot as ignorant and skirts the big issue there is no hard evidence for molecules-to-man evolution.
Dawkins has long touted stories on how the eye and other organs came into being by supposed slow evolutionary processes, but there is no experimental evidence, even if one did accept the fossils as a record of such changes. Any serious thinker knows that the fossils of the Cambrian Explosion period, near the base of the geological column, include some of the most sophisticated eyes ever known to have existed the compound eyes of trilobites have double calcite lenses, which defeat any slow evolutionary explanation, and, what is more, they have no precursor in the rocks.
The non-evolutionist side of the argument is growing not because of ignorance, but because of the rise of knowledge about the real facts of science without the fairytale additions of evolutionism. A growing number of academics on both sides of the Atlantic are attracted to the straightforward logic of scientific reasoning.
The logical, coded machinery of DNA and the information system it carries shout design to an unprejudiced mind. Dawkinss defence is based not on scientific facts, but on ideology. Evolutionary thinking is teetering as a way of looking at the evidence, not because of some isolated problems here and there, but because the whole structure is scientifically wrong.
Yours faithfully,
ANDY C. McINTOSH, (Professor of Thermodynamics and Combustion Theory), Energy and Resources Research Institute, Houldsworth Building, University of Leeds, Clarendon Road, Leeds LS2 9JT. May 23.
Stremba - literally EVERY DAY I read things from scientists telling me evolution has problems and alone can't account for the incredible complexity and biological systems on Earth and that ID should be given a fair shake. What am I and the general public to think? I mean, if it (evolution) were a SOLID theory, would we even be having this discussion?
Thanks in advance for your comments.
The University of Bologna was the preeminent Catholic university of its era. Its administration was led by bishops and cardinals; the papal legates were its supreme authority (source: New Advent). So, there is no clear basis that I can see to conclude that this G.A. Magnini is a "secular party" unless there's something more to go on. The text linked above does appear to suggest that Prof. Magnini had not viewed Jupiter through a telescope, for whatever that's worth..
Whatever the case may be, this G.A. Magnini is a rather flimsy basis upon with to make such a sweeping insinuation. LOL
"We are skeptical of claims for the ability of random mutation and natural selection to account for the complexity of life. Careful examination of the evidence for Darwinian theory should be encouraged."
Hmmmm...I see there are quite a few scientists listed who are from Biology departments. Guess they just haven't visited Talkorg. or PH's links enough and don't know any better.
I see. and was Aristotle, whose philosophy was the standard point of reference of the day, also an employee of the church?
Aristotle did not scorn Galileo.
Evolutionary algorithms (computer or natural) can be more efficient that one might assume. The selection phase converges exponentially fast to the (currently active) fitness function. The drift (mutation) phase moves rather fast too. While the average drift motion increases proportional to Sqrt(Time), the extremes go like Time. There are drifts that move so fast that the have infinte variation and average; these cover regions that are far apart; bees searching for flowers for example. I don't know if any such drifts occur in genetics, though.
Excellent! I enjoy posting it once in a while if just for the title. =)
That essay once used to be part of a much broader and very entertaining website that I stumbled across back in 1999 iirc, but which sadly vanished some while ago into the ethers of cyberspace. =(
Kinda like the good ol' days of the ALS and Jesse Show for a bit there, yes.
The proponents of his philosophy did.
The said proponents of his philosophy were agents of the Church.
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I dobt understand why they cant just bring all the games to the PC.
ThePaleRiderp 2 years ago#21
But wouldn't Sony make more money from the extra sales on PC than they would from the (presumably) small number of PC-only gamers that would buy a PS4 to play Bloodbourne?
They would but it would also take away an incentive to buy a PS4.
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So that makes it okay to put it in the same league as Dark Souls 1? Consoles don't have the lightning either and there's no way PC would have received them anyway.
It not being as bad as Dark Souls 2 is hardly a sterling endorsement. And the whole problem with the lack of lighting is that they pulled a complete bait and switch. They claimed PC was the lead platform yet it has all the trademark issues of being a console port.
Scientifically proven.
The cranky hermit 2 years ago#23
Also ease of development. There's only one kind of PS4 in the world, but there are hundreds of possible modern gaming PC makeups. This is something people tend to overlook, it's just far more time consuming to properly develop for PC these days, I don't blame most devs for not bothering.
This really isn't true. Porting to PC isn't particularly difficult, and the bit about "hundreds of possible gaming PC makeups" is a myth; there's really only two that impact development meaningfully, x86 vs. x64. And developing for x64 is optional since everyone can still run x86 games.
I do speak from experience. I made my first 3D accelerated game in 1999. It ran on all computers I tried it on, and it still runs today. Not only did I not take into account any PC configurations other than my own, but I couldn't have possibly taken future PC configurations into account either.
Better to do nothing than try, fail, and have the PC community at your doorstep with pitchforks.
They made money from DS1 and DS2 on PC, didn't they? And I don't see how DS2 was a "failure." Even DS1 was, at worst, still better than the console versions, and couldn't have been that big a failure if DS2 came out.
And I do believe you are overly dramatizing a bunch of disappointed PC gamers venting on message boards. Any developer would choose money over not having their customers grumble.
Same reason DS1 is framelocked isn't it? From what I read the 60fps mods for DS1 can cause physics bugs.
Not really a good "reason." The people who locked the frame rate are DEVELOPERS. It's their fault in the first place that high frame rates cause physics bugs.
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The cranky hermit 2 years ago#24
Loshadt posted...
So it's like any other console port then; doesn't live up to the potential of a ground-up PC game, and yet it's superior to playing it on the consoles it was meant for.
And when we're talking about console-to-PC ports (which this topic is), that is really all I could ever ask for.
From lying about Dark Souls 2 is unfortunate, but a separate issue.
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Same reason DS1 is framelocked isn't it? From what I read the 60fps mods for DS1 can cause physics bugs.
I wasn't defending it, just commenting I was under the impression both games lock physics to framerate. Obviously I'd prefer that were not the case, the DS port on PC is a huge pain in the ass.
The cranky hermit 2 years ago#26
Both games have some amount of logic tied to frame rate. DS2 less so, because you can run it at 60fps out of the box, but there are a few bugs with it. Nothing as game breaking as falling through the floor in DS1 with DSFix, but still enough to show that DS2 was not coded with good practices.
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But wouldn't Sony make more money from the extra sales on PC than they would from the (presumably) small number of PC-only gamers that would buy a PS4 to play Bloodbourne?
They'd make more from that individual game, but they make more by giving people more reasons to buy a PS4
If they released all their games on PC, they'd make more money on those individual games than if they released them solely on the PS4, but they make far more by selling you a PS4, controllers, PS+, etc plus the royalties they get from every PS4 game sold.
Thats why they sell the consoles at cost(or at a slight loss), because the extra profit from accessories and royalties from games will provide more profit then if they just marked the hardware up to be profitable in the first place(or thats the theory, anyway).
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Sony, MS and Nintendo own some developers, and publish for others. They also pay for exclusivity.
Where as most PC exclusives are exclusives because other platforms can't handle the mechanics of some games.
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Console companies need to bribe studios into making exclusives so they can strong arm consumers into buying their subscription based, closed platforms. Exclusives are why people buy consoles, they're going to get a AAA exclusive here and there.
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Exclusives exist to sell consoles. IIRC Sony directly owns the studio developing The Order and they themselves are publishing Bloodborne. They will never be on anything besides PS4 for that reason. Sony won't allow it.
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Slow Cooker Chocolate-Covered Peanut Clusters
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Slow Cooker Chocolate-Covered Peanut Clusters
Yield: A LOT!
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 2 hours 30 minutes
Total Time: 2 hours 35 minutes
The absolute easiest candy recipe ever; peanut and chocolate lovers will devour this!
16 ounces unsalted peanuts (or dry roasted peanuts)
16 ounces salted cocktail peanuts
1 (12-ounce bag) semisweet chocolate chips
1 (12-ounce bag) milk chocolate chips
2 (10-ounce bags) peanut butter chips
2 (16-ounce packages) white almond bark or vanilla candy melts
1. Layer all of the ingredients in order in a 6-quart slow cooker. Cover and cook on low for 2 hours.
2. Remove the lid and stir to combine. If not all of the chocolate is melted, cover and cook for an additional 30 minutes on low.
3. Using a spoon or cookie scoop, scoop mounds of the clusters onto parchment-lined baking sheets. Allow to sit at room temperature until completely set, 1 to 2 hours. The clusters can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 1 month. They also freeze very well!
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64 Responses to "Slow Cooker Chocolate-Covered Peanut Clusters"
These look awesome and I bet my husband will LOVE them! What kind of almond bark do you use? Would nestles white chocolate chips work for this? My tight budget only allows walmart shopping and I wasn't happy with the almond bark I found there. Thanks for your recipes I almost always save them!
If you have aldi I would look there for the bark, very reasonable.
I use Nestle white chocolate chips for this.
I would use a crockpot liner when making these. I hate cleaning up chocolate in any
kind of pan!
For Christmas, I love making clusters of white chocolate with dried cranberries and macadamias or almonds or cashews. So pretty!
If you wipe it out with a paper towel while still warm, the crock pot is easy to clean with just a little soaking in warm soapy water.
Do you mke the white clusters in the crock pot as well?
I actually had found this recipe on a different site (didn't present as nice as yours!) and had made these. Did you have any issues with your peanuts burning? I did it exactly as the recipe said, which is how your recipe is as well, and after 2 hours a lot of the peanuts were burnt! Thanks!
I was short about 10 oz of chips but the recipe still worked, and my batch made 12 dozen. Next time I'm going to add dried cranberries and coconut. They look fantastic and I can't wait to give them away as gifts! I have never made a recipe from your site that I didn't like. Thank you and Merry Christmas!
I made these yesterday. The chocolate seized and I added a little shortening as I stirred. They loosened nicely and made wonderful little candies. Do you think they seized because I cooked too long or too hot. Also what do you recommend for seized chocolate?
Thanks for a great recipe. This is a keeper.
I made this tonight and will have to say I am super disappointed, to say the least. I had to throw the entire batch out. Not a cheap night. Will not re moment this to anyone. I am a seasoned cook/baker.
Really? What happened? I'm about to make this and spent enough on ingredients that I don't want to risk wasting. See,s like a very straightforward and basic recipe, melting chocolates and mixing in nuts…I need to know in what way it can go so wrong so I don't do it! Only thing I can think is burning, but that's easy to avoid by watching and stirring, and as a seasoned cook, you'd know that so it must be something else. Do share!
Well have to make a comment , It turned out very good, I ended up with 110 pieces, I used a 1 1/4″ cookie scoop,and I used the little candy papers. I was worried that it was not going to set up but it is very nice. I have used another recipe, and it had some 60% Cacao bittersweet chips and I might like to take and replace one of the bags of peanut butter chips for a bag of the bittersweet. and my other recipe called for 3 packages of white baking chips so guess that would work too. that was used instead of the almond bark. Anyway it is very good and will make it again makes a huge batch for gift giving.


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In a real estate market plagued with foreclosures, tight lending restrictions, stalled mortgage applications and houses sitting on the market for months, it can feel like the system is rigged against the average American who just wants to own a home.
Good news, the Federal Housing Agency (FHA) and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) have been working on several ways to make it easier for homebuyers to find and purchase HUD homes at affordable prices.
A HUD home is a house that was purchased with an FHA loan that has since fallen into foreclosure. Buying a HUD home is different from buying another property. Instead of the traditional offer and acceptance dance with the seller, HUD homes are sold through an online bidding process known as an "offer period."
This used to trip up buyers and agents alike. Each state had a different site for their listings and auctions. Now, everything has been consolidated into one site: www.hudhomestore.com.
Professional investors might be out there, snapping up dozens of foreclosures and short sales to turn a profit. But for the average homebuyers, HUD has been doing a lot of work to make the buying process easier and in favor of owner occupants.
1. Find an experienced HUD real estate agent. Only real estate agents who are registered with HUD may represent homebuyers and investors in the purchase of a HUD home. However, even if he or she is registered, they may not be the best person to represent you. Search through hudhomestore.com and look for HUD homes listed in your area. Find the top two or three agents with winning bids and give them a call. Next week we'll have a blog on questions to ask a potential HUD real estate agent.
2. Inspect the property before you make an offer. An appraisal is included in the FHA listing price, but you're going to want to get out to the property and see it for yourself. Your agent can access the house, or the HUD listing agent can show it to you. When you're visiting the HUD home, make sure to take a lot of notes and photos of the property so you can take into consideration any improvements or repairs needed when placing an offer.
3. Make an offer. This is where the owner-occupant buyers get to have the market to themselves. For 30 days after the property is listed, only owner occupants can place offers on most properties. The bidding rounds are also based on the condition of the property. We'll have another blog later this month detailing the types of HUD homes and the specifics of the bidding process. This "blackout" period for homebuyers keeps the investors out of the bidding on most properties until the 31st day of the listing and gives more opportunity for owner occupant homeownership – an important piece to housing market recovery.
4. Be ready to close on your HUD home. An old complaint of the HUD homebuying process is that it took forever. Houses would sit empty for months before hitting the listings. Now the process is becoming more and more streamlined. The foreclosure process can vary depending on the state, but once the mortgagee hands over their property to HUD, it will be back on the market within 30 days.
There's more inventory on the market, but it's moving quickly and buyers need to be prepared, or their dream home might be snatched up from under their nose. Get your financing lined up and be ready to move quickly with a HUD home. You might see as short as a 30-day contract. FHA also has special financing offers like the $100 down payment incentive program. Again, make sure you pick an agent who understands the HUD buying process. Talk to him or her about what kind of FHA financing you might qualify for.
Come back later this month for more HUD homebuying advice, including mistakes buyers and agents make when buying a HUD home, and how to select the best HUD real estate agent.
Ilyce Glink is a best-selling author, real estate columnist, and web series host. She is the managing editor of the Equifax Finance Blog and CEO of Think Glink Media. Follow her on Twitter: @Glink
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This is good information. Thanks
Thanks for reading. I'm glad you found this story helpful.
The $100 down pogrram is a great pogrram. I had high demand from first time home buyers for this loan the last time the denver home ownership center offered it. I was disappointed to see it go last year, but I am extatic to see it come back again. What does FHA have to lose? They already own these home they are marketing with the $100 down pogrram so its not as if they are taking on another property they are just effectively marketing the ones they already have.Stetson Lowe
That was really helpful information & I'm looking forward to The HUD home buying advice at the end of the month. Thanks 😉
Is there a process for complaining about things that are happening to me during the HUD purchasing process? My mortgage broker requires the house be inspected with the water on, the city the hous is in requires the house be inspected with the water on, my home inspector would like to have the water on for my private inspection, I have arranged to have a licensed plumber present at the inspection but First Preston, the company managing the property for HUD won't let me reconnect the water for the inpsections. It failed their pressure-test but I believe they performed the test with the meter disconnected. Of course it won't hold pressure with no meter downstream.
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Great blog and very informative specially for a newbie like me
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Album: No Control
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It's the facade of our heritage
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To the destruction of this world you adore
Remember life on earth is but a flash of dawn
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And progress is a message that we send
One step closer to the future, one inch closer to the end
I say progress is a synonym of time
We are all aware of it but it's nothing we refine
And progress is a debt we all must pay
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Just keep your fuckin' distance and it can't include you
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I would not buy SLW until 20 or below
if silver goes to 19 and gold to 1100, this is going below 10
One thing is clear there certainly has been no silver rally and the dollar is going up each day. This stinks!
its going up vs yen due to currency wars. once thing is clear is that you are an idiot
"no silver rally and the dollar is going up "
That shows you that's it's crooked.
The moment you give up, SLW will rally.


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