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BELIEVE – ORGAN DONOR SUPPORT is a charity established by Anna-Louise Bates in memory of Stuart and Fraser (Bear) Bates aiming to promote and support Organ Donation across Wales and beyond. Anna-Louise Bates, whose son Fraser and husband Stuart were struck crossing a road in Talbot Green, established BELIEVE – ORGAN DONOR SUPPORT to encourage other families to discuss their wishes over organ donation.
When announcing her decision to form the charity Anna-Louise said:
"It was from our faith that we had a family discussion on organ donation and it is my belief that Fraser's destiny was to give life even in death. Knowing my decision to donate organs was based on their expressed wishes to help other families has given me strength and incredible inner peace.
We believe we can create a lasting and valuable legacy for Fraser and Stuart by creating another charity, called BELIEVE, to publicise the need for everyone to have this tough conversation on organ donation.
Knowing exactly what a loved one wants should you ever face such a tragedy will help you immensely when making the difficult and right choice; it also saves times which can be critical for doctors in such circumstances."
Since announcing the formation of the charity the word has been spreading rapidly both across the UK and the rest of the world. There are now 2 main ways the word is spreading, the Believe stance, and the travels of Fraser Bear. Both of these are powerful symbols which have captured the public imagination and are helping to bring the important message of organ donation to many more people. There are now a small army of people helping spread these message.
Ongoing media coverage of Believe – Organ Donor Support had continued to boost the profile of the charity and ensure that the message about the importance of organ donation and the discussion about organ donation continues to spread. The recent 5k event was exceedingly successful at furthering the awareness and fundraising for the charity and photos can be found on the site of the official event photographer Scott Griffiths
Recently Elizabeth, (Anna-Louise's daughter and Fraser's young sister), was honoured to be the Cardiff City mascot for the match against Leeds United at Cardiff City Stadium. This was only days after Anthony Pilkington's emotive 'Believe' goal celebration.
Anna-Louise was on ITV News at 10 on the 7th April talking about Believe, Organ Donation and the new Organ Donor memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum.
Besides asking everyone to have the conversation about Organ Donation, Anna-Louise is asking people to promote the 'Believe Stance' and share it as widely as possible. If you get any photos of you, your friends, school class, co-workers, doing the Believe stance we'd love to see them. Please Tweet them to @FraserBearBates or send them on Facebook to believebear15. If you are lucky enough to meet Fraser Bear on his worldwide adventure we'd love to see photos of how he is.
Anna-Louise is continuing to promote Believe and working hard towards receiving the required official charity status before embarking on the next phase of the Believe journey. To find out more about what has been happening lately check out the following pages:
- Fraser Bear, travels the world sharing a message of Organ Donation and friendship
- Anna-Louise addresses Organ Donation Wales about the reason for Believe and how it can help drive forward Organ Donation
- Anna-Louise and her father appeared on ITV's Good Morning to talk about Believe and Organ Donation
- A quick round up of media articles discussing Believe – Organ Donor Support
The objectives of Believe Organ Donor Support will be
- To provide relief
- of all donors and their families and carers who have agreed to organ and/or tissue donation
- of all patients and their families whose sickness or medical condition can be improved by the provision of organs by deceased or living persons
- To provide advice, assistance and support to
- the families of deceased persons who opted to donate their organs or tissue to patients
- living persons who have resolved to donate their organs or tissue to patients, and their families and carers
- To promote the education of the public in the benefits of organ donation and to mobilise, encourage, foster and maintain the interest and support of the public in organ donation.
- To improve and enhance procedures for the provision of organ donation to patients and to strengthen the training and skills of medical staff employed in such procedures.
Anyone looking to support Believe please check out the Donate page for details of how you can help.
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Some information about 2nd day of JWC 2016
Dear young iceboaters, coaches, parents. Tomorrow, if the conditions are good, we plan to follow the last 3 races for each fleet of World Championschips. The term and place of ceremony of pricegiving of the Worlds will be announced on ice after the races. The registration for Euro Cup will be provided in Headquaters of the Regatta – Grand Hotel Viljandi on Thursday, the 18th of Feb on 18.00 local time We hope that on Friday due to the ice and weather conditions we will be able to provide Euro Cup. Stay tuned THINK ICE Jerzy Sukow, P-345, JPM IDNIYRA
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Feb 17
JWC 2016 – results after the 1st day
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Feb 16
Dinner for JWC 2016 competitors
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Apple may have cracked indoor GPS, revealed on Indoor Survey app
The Holy Grail of positioning, indoor GPS, may have been cracked by Apple and could be on your iPhone soon. According to app developer Steve Troughton-Smith, Apple left its Indoor Survey app out for all to see. This app, he claims, has the ability to... >>
We train with the Brownlee brothers at the Human Performance Lab using the gadgets of the future
Science in sport is now becoming more important than ever as athletes reach peak performance. But the tech developed for the pros can even help us normal folk to get fitter. We visited the GSK Human Performance Lab, while Olympic medal-winning triathletes... >>
Polar V800 review: Tempting for triathletes
Polar has been scaling down the physical size and improving the look of its GPS fitness watches throughout the last few product cycles. The latest V800 has competitor Garmin clearly fixed in its sights, with running, cycling, and swimming activities paired... >>
Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F900 is GPS synchronised and solar powered
Citizen Watches has announced a new analogue watch that still manages to fit into the smart tech category. The Limited Edition Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F900, Citizen claims, is the world's thinnest light-powered GPS satellite-synchronised watch. The world's... >>
Garmin Fenix 3: Adventure ready for any sport (hands-on)
Garmin has released the third generation of its adventure GPS watch, the Fenix 3. The Garmin Fenix 3 is all about adventurous, off-the-beaten-path sports. But unlike its predecessors this generation is built even better for the day-to-day runner, cyclist... >>
Garmin ForeRunner 920XT review: At the forefront
Garmin has been in the GPS watch game as long as it has existed, and was creating GPS systems long before that. But with many smartwatches and activity trackers flooding the market of late, it's had to modernise to offer more. The Garmin ForeRunner 920XT... >>
Best wearables 2014: GPS watches, activity trackers, HR headphones and more
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Quantum positioning is 1,000 times more accurate than GPS and it's here now
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Get an overview of this hotelIndianapolis motel in South Indianapolis with free breakfast and 24-hour front desk
Located in South Indianapolis, this motel is 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from Smock Golf Course and within 6 mi (10 km) of Great Times Fun Park and Otte Golf And Family Fun Center. Valle Vista Golf and Sarah Shank Golf Course are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Coffee/tea in a common area, dry cleaning, and a 24-hour front desk are available at this motel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include express check-out, free newspapers, and a TV in a common area.
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A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Indianapolis motel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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- Free self parking
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- Free local calls
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Port authority talks possible property deal
STEUBENVILLE – The Jefferson County Port Authority board of directors continued private discussions regarding a possible property deal during the monthly meeting Thursday afternoon.
The Port Authority board met at Steubenville City Hall because of an evening meeting scheduled with City Council and administration officials.
The 34-minute executive session, called " to discuss the possible lease, sale or purchase of real property," ended without public comment from the directors or Port Authority officials.
Evan Scurti, director of economic development for the Port Authority, reported his office received four new phone calls and e-mails regarding companies looking for properties.
"We continue to work closely with three prospects, each showing moderate to strong interest in furthering their research of our county. These three prospects are all in the oil and gas drilling service supply chain," noted Scurti.
Scurti told the directors he is meeting with community leaders throughout Jefferson County and "by the end of May I hope to have visited most communities to introduce the port's program of work and overall approach to economic development."
"I am focused on researching various infrastructure strategies that could assist several of our county's key sites and buildings that lack modern infrastructure. I am also developing a one-to-two-page overview designed for the owners of our large development sites such as Strauss Industries and Frontier that owns the Mingo Junction Steel Works. I want them armed with good information about our port authority as they are meeting with prospects," said Scurti.
He noted he has met with representatives of Strauss Industries, the Wheeling-based firm that bought and is developing the former Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Steubenville plant.
"I was very impressed with the work to date and plans for the future," said Scurti.
In other business, Scurti asked the board's permission to hire a financial consultant to help the organization to prepare for the agency's first state audit this year.
"I have a candidate who is very well versed in accounting and state audits. He would also help me format a revised budget that would be in line with the state," explained Scurti.
"With our budget constraints I think we need to make sure this hiring will fit into our budget," responded board Chairman Rob D'Anniballe.
Scurti encouraged the directors to attend the Port Authority's first investor meeting scheduled for 3:30 p.m. on May 1 at the Eastern Gateway Community College Pugliese Center.


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Apple Syrup Cake
Total Time
Prep 7 mins
Cook 30 mins
This is one of my best loved desserts because it brings back childhood memories of huge Sunday lunches with family and friends.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 2⁄3 cup sugar
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup cake flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 pinch salt
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1⁄4 cup milk
- 2 cups sliced cooked apples
- 1⁄2 cup milk
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1⁄4 cup butter
- Cream butter and sugar.
- Add eggs one by one beating well after each addition.
- Sift dry ingredients together and add to mixture.
- Add milk mixing well.
- Add vanilla extract.
- Pour into greased Pyrex dish (9'' x 12") and spread evenly.
- Pack apple pieces evenly over batter.
- Bake at 350F for 30 minutes checking at 25 minutes.
- Boil all syrup ingredients together for 5 minutes and pour over hot cake as soon as it comes out of the oven.
- Serve as a cake or dessert with custard or cream.
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This was super moist and really "sinfully" delicious. I too substituted the "fresh apples" with a tin of pie apples. I never made the syrup mixture, but did however indulge with a huge "dollop" of freshly whipped cream. A really winner! Thank you so much for sharing. I will be serving this again on Christmas Eve.
This was such an easy recipe. The only change I made was to use Splenda instead of sugar. This is will be fixed at my house all the time. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe.
Deliciously moist and tasty. Had to substitute sliced apple for pie apple mix. I doubled the mix but won't double the syrup in the future as I never used all of it. If you don't want your tart too sweet it is a good idea to half the sugar in the syrup.


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Ancestral Gene Identified
An article at Phys.org claims that researchers have identified a common ancestral gene that enabled the evolution of life.
Articles like this are great at promoting evolution as plausible, but upon closer review, there's nothing extraordinary; it's simply story-telling.
To begin with, the study is met with uncertainty, as it should be. The title itself proclaims "Without ancestral gene life on Earth might not have evolved beyond slime". So we can see that the researchers aren't positive that this is the case because, even though they think this might have happened, the reality is that it might not have happened. In order for this to be the case, we must assume that Darwinian evolution is even possible.
So what do we really know about this "ancestral gene"? Well, the article explains that the gene is found in all complex organisms, such as plants, animals and mushrooms, and encodes for protein kinases- a group of enzymes allowing for larger cells and the rapid transfer of information from one part of the cell to another. This allows cells to unite and form complex systems, paving the way for all the different forms of life we observe today.
But how do researchers know that this ancestral gene came from a common ancestor? They say it's because their genes are so similar. It turns out that about 500 genes sequenced in humans for different protein kinases all have similar blueprints, but is missing from bacteria.
In evolutionary terms, similarity is considered evidence for evolution- except when it isn't. In some cases, we observe similarities between organisms, even though they're not directly related, and it's credited to convergent evolution, meaning that those organisms independently evolved similarities through different avenues to cope with their environment. Bats and dolphins, for example, have about 200 similarities in their sonars, yet they're not considered to have followed the same evolutionary path. Read the rest of this entry
Jason Lisle on Gravity Waves
My previous article was "Around the Solar System with Jason Lisle", and in it I provided a brief recap of our solar system from a creationist perspective. After the presentation I had a chance to speak with Dr. Lisle and ask him some questions, and I asked about the creationist response to distant starlight as related to the detection of gravity waves.
About 100 years ago the existence of gravitational waves- or 'ripples' in the fabric of space-time- were predicted by Albert Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. And on February 11 of this year scientists announced the detection of gravity waves for the first time.
Supposedly, some 1.3 billion years ago two black holes merged in a cataclysmic collision, and now we're able to observe the after-effects. The detection occurred as a result of the efforts by LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory), a system of two, nearly identical interferometers separated by long distances, one in Hanford, Washington, and the other in Livingston, Louisiana, using ultra-sensitive equipment.
In order to detect these waves, some kind of violent phenomenon is needed, such as supernovae, a neutron star, or, as in this case, two merging black holes. LIGO was able to detect these waves, first at the Louisiana location, and then milliseconds later in Washington, allowing scientists to determine the source.
So how does the creationist model for distant starlight account for these findings?
Well, the creationist model I like most was proposed by Dr. Lisle, and is called the Anisotropic Synchrony Convention (ASC), which allows us to define the one-way speed of light as instantaneous, which is consistent with Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. So, even though the round-trip speed of light is about 186,000 miles per second, Einstein's physics allow us to stipulate the one-way speed of light (agreed upon by convention).
However, I reasoned, if gravitational waves travel at the speed of light, and the waves were detected at different moments by two separate observatories, wouldn't we expect both laboratories to detect the waves simultaneously? Read the rest of this entry
Around the Solar System with Jason Lisle
Last Saturday I attended a creation science conference at Calvary Chapel of Philadelphia and had the pleasure of listening to one of my favorite scientists, Dr. Jason Lisle. Dr. Lisle is Director of Physical Sciences at the Institute for Creation Research and holds a Ph.D. in astrophysics, and he delivered a presentation on our solar system.
Touring the solar system from the comfort of our own planet is always an enjoyable, entertaining and educational experience, but even more so when the tour guide is an expert in the field who brings a warm sense of humor, professional enthusiasm, and a desire to give God glory for the beauty and awe seen in his workmanship.
I'll touch briefly on some of the points he made as we orbited each planet and analyzed the atmosphere and surface. We began our journey, of course, with Mercury, the closest planet to the sun. We see it contains a decaying magnetic field, but this is a real problem for evolutionists because, if Mercury were billions of years old, there should be no magnetic field remaining. Since a magnetic field still exists, however, this is evidence of a young solar system because there hasn't been enough time for Mercury's internal battery to die. Evolutionary explanations include the dynamo theory, which requires the planet to have a molten metal core so that fluid motions within can generate the field, but this explanation can't be correct based on what we know about other planets in the Solar System. Uranus and Neptune, for example, disrupt the predictions of the dynamo theory; Uranus's magnetic field and rotational axes are too great for dynamo theory predictions. Neptune also has a tilted magnetic field that is offset. Further, evolutionists believe Mercury's core should have been frozen solid long ago.
Venus poses another problem for evolutionists because it rotates in the opposite direction from what is expected according to evolutionary beliefs about the formation of the Solar System. A planetary collision is the rescue agent for evolutionists.
Earth, as we know, is finely tuned for our existence, and the moon is a big contributor, shielding us from asteroid bombardments and cleansing the oceans via tidal forces.
Mars has some amazing features, such as the largest known volcano and biggest canyon in the solar system. The volcano, Olympus Mons, covers an area the size of Arizona, and canyon Valles Marineris is as long as the continental United States. There's no liquid water found on Mars today because the atmosphere is too thin; like other planets, a catastrophic collision is thought to have stripped away the atmosphere. Despite the hostile environment, rovers have been sent there to analyze the planet and seek out life. To date we've received a wealth of information as a result these efforts, but scientists have found no evidence of life. Scientists have also detected magnetization in Martian rocks, indicating that the Red Planet once contained a magnetic field. This provides evidence of a young universe. Read the rest of this entry
A Biblical Ice Age: Part One
A friend sent me a link to the following article, "Why The 'Biblical' Ice Age is a Creationist Myth", and I felt challenged to provide a creationist response. At first glance, the author (unknown) is clearly hostile towards young earth creation science, ridiculing the Institute for Creation Research and Answers in Genesis directly. He accused them of being arbitrary, cherry picking Biblical texts, fabrication, abandoning their own models, intellectual dishonesty, and being anti-science. Wonderful.
Based on such an emotional response, I suspected that once I researched the subject I'd find the author guilty of the very accusations he hurled at these creationist organizations, and I hope to demonstrate that that's clearly the case over the course of several posts.
The article is fairly technical, delving into a geologic phenomenon known as isostatic rebound, specifically in relation to the Ice Age. Isostasy refers to the way the earth's crust can be compressed by surface mass and then elevated once pressure is released. So post-glacial isostatic rebound occurred when large sheets of ice covering the land and compressing the surface began to melt, allowing the land to readjust.
It's interesting that once the author explains how isostasy works, he asks why- if Noah's Flood were really global- shouldn't we find isostatic rebound everywhere on earth? He insists that a one-year long flood wouldn't constitute a long enough duration for the earth's surface to be compressed. So he ends up answering his own question: if a one-year global flood isn't long enough to cause isostatic rebound, then that explains why we don't find isostatic rebound everywhere on earth. So far we're on the same page.
I think the point he was trying to make is, therefore, if the creationist model is correct, then we shouldn't have satellite images showing isostatic rebound in places where continental ice sheets advanced during the last glacial maximum. By his reasoning, an ice age lasting a few centuries isn't long enough to cause those satellite effects. However, he claims, we actually do observe isostatic rebound precisely predicted by the conventional secular model.
To answer these objections, there are a number important points to consider: first we need to understand what the creationist model is. Second, we need to understand the secular model he adheres to. And a third point is to note there's no real consensus with either model. This isn't an argument about settled science, as the author seems to imply. Both models are being reshaped as new evidence comes to light; that's the nature of science. Paradigms change with better solutions and interpretations of the data. Read the rest of this entry
Scientists Unable to Locate Dark Matter
Despite pumping millions of dollars into scientific research to locate a hypothetical piece of matter, scientists report that no such matter has been found.
96% of the universe is thought to be made up of hypothetical entities, such as dark matter and dark energy. But the problem is, nobody has ever observed this matter. Nonetheless, one project, called the Large Underground Xenon (or LUX), cost $10 million and was unable to locate the elusive dark matter, which is thought to make up about 22% of matter in the known universe.
The multimillion dollar equipment used was thought to be sensitive and technically advanced enough to detect weakly interacting massive particles (or WIMPS), but scientists were disappointed that they found nothing.
Scientists have been searching for this particle for decades, and the research continues on board the International Space Station and the Large Hadron Collider located beneath the France-Switzerland border.
So what's up with this matter, and why is it so hard to detect? Is it possible that these hypothetical entities don't exist at all?
Well, it turns out that scientists need this matter to exist because, without it, all the physics supporting the Big Bang cosmology and other phenomena in the universe just don't work. It's perceived to be one of the most important problems in science to solve because of its implications in understanding how the universe works.
But if the Big Bang didn't happen as described by modern cosmology, and if there are alternative explanations for the phenomena we observe in the galaxy without having to resort to hypothetical entities, then perhaps this abundant dark matter and dark energy doesn't exist.
I find it interesting that some- like Richard Dawkins, Bill Nye, Neil deGrasse Tyson and other evolutionists who believe in this modern cosmology, along with its necessary hypothetical entities- go so far as to call those who don't believe it anti-science. But who is really being "anti-science"? Believing all this by faith is itself a form of religion, yet many of these people denigrate religious explanations for the existence of the universe. Read the rest of this entry
Bill Nye's Ark Encounter
The largest timber-framed structure in the world just received an unlikely visitor as Bill Nye "the Science Guy" made an unscheduled visit to the Ark Encounter in Williamstown, Kentucky on Friday. Visitors were treated to a two-hour impromptu debate as Ken Ham graciously guided Nye on a personal tour through all three decks.
The Ark Encounter, which opened to the public on July 7, 2016, is an amazing representation of the historical Noah's Ark- what it may have looked like, how it could have been built, and how feasible it would have been for Noah and his family to care for all the different kinds of animals that would have boarded during the year-long global flood.
Several weeks ago Ken Ham publicly invited Bill Nye on a personal tour, and Nye accepted. The fact that he accepted is both interesting and encouraging. You could say that Bill Nye is Ken Ham's arch enemy, much like Lex Luther is to Super Man; Nye has been openly hostile to Ken Ham, the Creation Museum, Ark Encounter, creation science, Christianity, and even religion in general, attacking them as "anti-science". So it's not surprising that the two adversaries challenged each other on their beliefs about science and faith in a clash of worldviews.
Apparently Ham encouraged Nye to speak to the PhD scientists employed by Answers in Genesis, such as biologist Dr. Georgia Purdom, a molecular Geneticist, geologist Dr. Andrew Snelling, and research biologist Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson. But Nye called them all "incompetent". That's a shame he would resort to spiteful criticism, but such a remark is common from those biased against an opposing worldview.
But the biggest takeaway from the whole event was the opportunity Ham had to share the gospel message and pray for Nye. Even though they're often matched as mortal enemies, Ham was gracious and loving, wanting Bill Nye to come to salvation in Jesus Christ, and even extended an offer of friendship. Unfortunately, Nye rejected the call to friendship, instead saying they could be acquaintances with mutual respect.
I'm very thankful Bill Nye accepted Ham's offer to visit the museum. I remember hearing about the offer, but never thought Nye would take him up, especially after receiving so much criticism for debating Ham back in 2014. But he came, and it was a tremendous opportunity for him to gain an understanding and appreciation for science and faith from a perspective he's hostile to.
While I don't think this opportunity will change his heart, I do hope it lays the groundwork for Nye to see there's something of substance to Biblical claims of a young earth that can be substantiated by the scientific evidence and sound doctrine. I expect Nye to continue his criticism and hostility, but, perhaps, as the two adversaries become acquaintances with mutual respect, his heart will change. Therefore, if you're a believer, please be praying for Bill Nye and other unbelievers who tour the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum because this is really what these attractions are all about; they're meant to provide a sound reason for Biblical faith in Jesus Christ, while also providing scientific evidence at the same time.
Grand Opening of the Ark Encounter
On Tuesday, July 5, 2016, the Ark Encounter was launched in Williamstown, Kentucky! And today, July 7, 2016, the Ark Encounter has been launched to the public.
The Ark Encounter is a life-sized replica of Noah's Ark as presented in Genesis 5-10, and the Answers in Genesis organization has done a remarkable job bringing this historical event back to life and to the public spotlight. I was fortunate enough to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony prior to the official opening on July 7, and the exhibit is nothing short of amazing.
As my wife and I arrived in the parking lot and boarded one of the shuttle busses, I kept twisting and turning in my seat to get my first glimpse- and it wasn't long before I spotted the enormous vessel I had been longing to see, resting quietly above the tree tops in the distance. The sky was overcast, but just a day earlier we had driven through a torrential downpour, and we agreed it would be apropos if the ceremony were conducted amidst storms of flooding rains as we received reports of flash floods on our cell phones. But on this morning there were only scattered raindrops, a nice cool breeze, and mostly cloud cover for the ceremony, making the weather conditions nearly perfect on this early July morning. It wasn't until later in the afternoon that the sun came out for several spurts, so God provided wonderful weather, which was welcome for all the people expected to gather.
With over 43,000 supporters providing donations, this massive ark structure is totally, 100 percent privately funded. And about 7,000 of these supporters showed up for this well-organized event, along with a full convoy of media and public officials.
Location for The Tower of Babel
Archaeological discoveries are some of the most fascinating and exciting topics to explore, and I especially love to see how these discoveries compliment Biblical history. In this article I'm taking a look at two ancient cuneiform tablets found in Mesopotamia that shed light on the Biblical event known as The Tower of Babel.
The location of the Tower of Babel, as described in the Bible, is open to debate, but most secular archaeologists believe it was located in Babylon (Al Hillah). One of the problems with this theory, however, is that Al Hillah didn't exist during this time period. So this location doesn't make sense, and we need to find a new candidate. Biblical archaeologist Bryant Wood has proposed another location- at a city called Eridu.
Here's the account of The Tower of Babel from Genesis 11:1-9:
Now the whole world had one language and a common speech. As people moved eastward, they found a plain in Shinar and settled there.
They said to each other, "Come, let's make bricks and bake them thoroughly." They used brick instead of stone, and tar for mortar. Then they said, "Come, let us build ourselves a city, with a tower that reaches to the heavens, so that we may make a name for ourselves; otherwise we will be scattered over the face of the whole earth."
But the Lord came down to see the city and the tower the people were building. The Lord said, "If as one people speaking the same language they have begun to do this, then nothing they plan to do will be impossible for them. Come, let us go down and confuse their language so they will not understand each other."
So the Lord scattered them from there over all the earth, and they stopped building the city. That is why it was called Babel—because there the Lord confused the language of the whole world. From there the Lord scattered them over the face of the whole earth.
Ark Encounter Coming Soon
The life-size ark being built in Kentucky is nearing completion, and it's looking spectacular!
The Ark-Encounter, as it's called, is receiving plenty of media attention- some good, and some negative. But this is to be expected when a secular worldview collides with a Biblical worldview. Atheists are up-in-arms over the Kentucky attraction, and I expect there to be protests as it opens on July 7. But visitors will be treated to an amazing experience, taking them back in time to explore and learn more about this historical event that literally changed the world.
Here's a little preview of what it's all about:
Could Life Have Started With RNA?
Many scientists have long sought to understand the origin of life from a naturalistic worldview, and this article from The Scientist seeks to further that understanding by examining the RNA molecule (ribonucleic acid), and how it could "self-assemble".
The origin of life has always been a thorn in the side for evolutionists because, without the emergence of life from non-life, there is no evolution. Therefore secular scientists have been seeking an explanation for the origin of life from non-living chemicals for centuries, culminating in the famous experiment by Miller and Urey in 1953. This experiment resulted in organic compounds and amino acids (considered the building blocks of life), but it also produced toxic chemicals harmful to amino acids. The experiment has been largely discredited because it fails to take into consideration chemical and biological barriers, and I'd argue that it does more to demonstrate the impossibility of abiogenesis; after all, if it takes intelligent scientists years of hard work to produce simple molecules, then they've failed to show that complex life could form spontaneously via naturalistic occurrences. It further demonstrates that intelligence is necessary to create life.
Nonetheless, researchers from Germany are attempting to demonstrate how RNA could have self-assembled in a primitive earth atmosphere. They're using simple molecules they believe were present on a primitive earth and are hoping to join these bases into a strand of RNA.
Previous research from 2009 attempted to show how two of the smaller bases (cytosine and uracil) could form from simple chemicals, but their experiment hinged on "plausible" prebiotic molecules available in an early earth atmosphere. What a primitive earth atmosphere would have been like is still unsettled. The presence of oxygen, for example, would be devastating to these chemical processes and their hope to produce life.
New research is trying to demonstrate how the larger bases (adenine and guanine) could have formed from simple molecules. Studies showed a series of chemical reactions from simple compounds reacting in water and producing amines, acids and purine bases. Read the rest of this entry


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BROOKLYN - An old-fashioned egg hunt with a modern twist is allowing New Yorkers to use their phones as a virtual collection basket.
The Faberge Big Egg Hunt is an interactive contest, with over 200 egg sculptures hidden around the city, including Brooklyn. The eggs are over two feet tall and were created by famous artists and designers.
In order to play, you have to download the free app, which allows you to check in each time you find an egg. An egg's location will remain a secret until 10 people use the app to check in at that egg.
The eggs will all be auctioned off for charity when the contest ends on April 17. News 12 Brooklyn spotted a huge chocolate egg at Jacque Torres, and a few under the Brooklyn Bridge at Jane's Carousel.
The winner will receive a jewel encrusted Faberge pendant.


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23rd Annual Healthy Weight Week: Events From 2016
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MONDAY: What Do We Mean by 'Healthy Weight'?
Weight does not dictate health. How do we overcome both an entrenched societal mandate that we maintain a specific although largely unsustainable weight and our own individual biases related to our "ideal" weight and size? In the three years since Green Mountain at Fox Run became the official host of Healthy Weight Week, perhaps the most common question we've heard about the week is, "Just what is a healthy weight?" Read More >>
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TUESDAY: Mindful Eating & How It Supports Your Healthy Weight
"Rid the World of Fad Diets and Gimmicks Day" Mindful eating is a matter of eating for well-being. And that means a balance between eating for pleasure and eating for health and sustenance. Learning how to eat in an entirely different way can help you change your whole experience with food and make you feel better about the choices you make. Read More >>
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WEDNESDAY: The Transformative Difference of Enjoyable Movement
Endurance, strength and flexibility have nothing to do with weight. In fact, the goal of healthy exercise should be to discover activities that you enjoy and make you feel well both during and afterward. Exercising until you feel pain or exhaustion can actually create barriers to reaching your health goals. Read More >>
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THURSDAY: The Power of Effective Stress Management for Emotional Eating
Stress and emotions have an enormous impact on your well-being, including stress from worrying about your weight. This stress often results in emotional eating, which in turn often results in weight gain, creating more stress. How can you let go of weight worries and also manage other stresses in a realistic way? Learn new strategies to cultivate sustainable health. Read More >>
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FRIDAY: Cultivating the Practice of True Self-Care
"Women's Healthy Weight Day" All of these ideas together (mindful eating, enjoyable exercise, effective stress management) combine to create a state of being based on self-care. We all need to truly care for ourselves in order to enjoy our lives. Discover some valuable tools for self-care and empowerment that can make a surprising difference in your daily lifestyle. Read More >>
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Announcing the 2015 Slim Chance Award Winners
The Slim Chance Awards expose the most misguided claims made each year in the weight loss field, as determined by an independent panel of weight management experts. The awards were designed to build awareness around the futility and dangers associated with popular diet schemes. Some of the past winners dating back to 1989 include a laser lamp that melts fat, thigh cream, skin patches, cleanses, slippers and foot pads, and even media personalities and television networks. Review the 2015 winners of the Slim Chance Awards here!


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THR's The Live Feed
The 2014 TCA (Television Critics Assn.) Winter Tour is in process so expect to see lots of TV news over the coming days until it winds down January 23rd. Today, during the Sundance Channel's presentation, it was revealed that "The Returned" will be… returning!
Per THR, the AMC Networks-owned cabler has acquired U.S. broadcast rights for the eight-episode sophomore season from Zodiak Rights. The currently in the works new season of the critically acclaimed and International Emmy Award-winning "The Returned (Les Revenants)" will air in late 2014.
"Sundance Channel is becoming a go-to network for quality scripted television that's a little bit different to what's airing elsewhere. And 'The Returned' has proven to be an incredible addition to our slate," said Sarah Barnett, president and GM at Sundance Channel. "We were delighted with the overwhelming critical and fan response to the series, and we expect that Season Two will continue to seduce and chill audiences."
Last September, A&E and "Bates Motel" executive producer Carlton Cuse teamed up to adapt a U.S. version so we'll be keeping our ears open for more about that as well.
"The Returned" takes place in an idyllic French mountain town, where a seemingly random collection of people find themselves in a state of confusion as they attempt to return to their homes. What they don't know yet is that they have been dead for several years, and no one is expecting them back. As they struggle to reintegrate with their families and past lovers, buried secrets emerge and new mysteries develop as they grapple with a miraculous and sinister new reality. But it seems they are not the only ones to have returned from the dead. Their arrival coincides with a series of gruesome murders which bear a chilling resemblance to the work of a serial killer from the past.
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Ms. Varghese
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NAME: Ms. Sunila Varghese
SCHOOL: Robert Frost Middle School
CLASS: 6th Grade Science
About The Teacher:
My name is Sunila Varghese-Saunders. I was born in India, but grew up in East Lansing Michigan. I went to Michigan State University, home of the MSU Spartans! (My favorite college sports team!) I am starting my 28th year teaching in Montgomery County. The last 23 years have been here at the BEST school in the county! I became a National Board Certified Teacher a couple of years ago and had the amazing opportunity to speak at the White House. I love traveling and going on new adventures! I have also taken many trips with my science students...including visiting the Chesapeake Bay and a few amusement parks in Florida. My other interests include; experimenting in the kitchen, shopping, reading and being outside gardening or hiking. I look forward to an AWESOME year of science with my 6th graders!
Mission Statement for Ms. Varghese's Science Classes 2015
We are RFMS 6th grade science students who are here to investigate, discover and have fun learning science. We will work hard as a team by cooperating together, actively participating, following directions, and being respectful to each other. We are committed to doing our best every day!


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Many computer users were trained never to turn their PCs off by pressing the power button on their desktop PC's case. This used to cause problems in the previous millennium, but it's now perfectly safe to shut down with the power button.
Many computer users were trained never to turn their PCs off by pressing the power button on their desktop PC's case. This used to cause problems in the previous millennium, but it's now perfectly safe to shut down with the power button.
Routers are such an infrequently replaced component of your home network that it's easy to forget how you had things previously configured and what settings are too important to not overlook. Read on as we highlight the first five things you need to do right after powering up your new router.
What do you do when a fan on your computer is loud enough to be disruptive to your work-flow, or is ruining the fun when doing other things? Today's SuperUser Q&A post looks at the best way to catch the 'guilty culprit'.
For those who are new to learning about computers, the BIOS may seem a bit 'mysterious' to some individuals, and generate questions like "Where, and how, is the BIOS stored on my computer?" Today's SuperUser Q&A looks at the answer to these questions.
You just got an iPhone, now what? The amount of things to setup can be overwhelming for first-time users, but How-to Geek is here to guide you through the essential steps required to get your iPhone up and running.
If you need really fast external storage for your laptop, you might be interested to know that you can buy an external solid state drive that connects over USB 3.0 or Thunderbolt… and it is crazy fast. We had to buy one for the office, so we're reviewing it for you today.
Not all Wi-Fi networks are created equal. Wi-Fi access points can function in either "ad-hoc" or "infrastructure" mode, and many WI-Fi-enabled devices can only connect to infrastructure-mode networks, not ad-hoc ones.
For many of us, our lives can be quite hectic and busy at times, so the temptation to get as much done as possible while on the go has a lot of appeal. But is it really a good idea to have our laptops powered up and running while in a backpack or bag as we commute between locations, or is it an invitation for trouble?
Some people swear by storing their batteries in the refrigerator to extend the lifespan of the battery and, apologies for the obvious food-storage joke, keep them fresh. Does it actually help? Is there any legitimate reason for putting your batteries in cold storage?
Although the ebook reader market has been dominated by the Kindle (still going strong) and the Nook (losing steam) for years, there's a contender rising from the ranks: the Kobo Aura HD. Read on as we put it through the paces.
Are you having a problem with your Internet connection or Wi-Fi? Whatever the problem — from a flaky connection to Wi-Fi troubles or even no access to the Internet at all — some router troubleshooting could fix things.
If you hit up a big box retailer you may notice something a bit confusing. There are wireless Xbox 360 controllers labeled for use with the Xbox and wireless controllers labeled for use with Windows. In reality, the only difference is that one comes with a cheap wireless USB adapter. Read on as we show you how to get your controllers linked to Windows without shelling out $40+ to do it.
Hooking up a desktop computer to a monitor is simple; you just plug it in and it works. Connecting a laptop to a television should be just as easy, right? Well, not always. Read on as we explain several ways to hook up a laptop to your TV.
Steam Machines, also known as Steamboxes, are Valve's attempt at bringing PC gaming to the living room. In a way, they'll compete with game consoles like the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Wii U.
New computers have now been coming with USB 3.0 ports for years. But just how much faster is USB 3.0? Will you see a big speed improvement if you upgrade your old USB 2.0 flash drives?
If you have Internet access, you probably have a router — and your router has its own settings screens full of options. Everyone should know how to use their router's web interface, if only to configure their Wi-Fi security settings.
This year's CES unveiled a ton of new gadgets, but most of them aren't that interesting. Here are the ones that we liked the best — just the most interesting gadgets and gear that we looked at.
Microsoft's Scroogled campaign is wrong about Chromebooks. Chromebooks definitely aren't for everyone, but they're not completely useless either. And Chromebooks have more in common with Microsoft's vision than Microsoft wants to admit.
The other day we wrote a guide to help people choose a battery pack for recharging their mobile devices, but we never considered that some people might want to also use it as a jump starter for their car. Well, we came across one that can do just that.
Do you have an unused mobile phone cable that you would love to do something fun and awesome with? Then why not turn it into a secret flash drive! Today's video shows you what you need, and how to do it in just a few easy steps.
We had no idea that a company could pack this much power into a really slim laptop, but they've managed it — with dual NVIDIA GTX 765M graphics cards, no less. 17.3″ display, Intel Core i7, up to 32 GB of RAM, and dual SSD drives in a package that is 0.9″ thick. We're guessing the battery doesn't last very long.
Toshiba announced their first Chromebook at CES yesterday, and it's the first one with a 13.3-inch display, priced under 300 bucks. Haswell processor and nine hours of battery life make it an interesting choice.
CES, the annual Consumer Electronics Show, is happening right now in Vegas, and How-To Geek has boots on the ground. The Pebble Smartwatch has launched a new version made from stainless steel instead of plastic. It's stylish, sturdy, and does everything the old version did.
Some routers have a Wireless isolation, AP Isolation, Station Isolation, or Client Isolation feature that allows you to lock down your Wi-Fi network. This feature is ideal for businesses with public Wi-Fi networks or anyone who's just a bit paranoid.
iPhones and iPads are locked-down devices. You can only install apps Apple has approved, and you can't tweak the underlying system like you could on a Windows, Mac, or Linux system. Jailbreaking is the act of escaping this figurative "jail."


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Samsung has pulled out of South Africa's notebook market, playing into consumer preference for mobile devices and limiting its exposure to the impact of slowing private consumption growth on the PC market. The move can be viewed as a logical reaction to the continued decline in PC sales, in contrast with surging demand for tablets among South African consumers. Samsung's announcement did not make it clear, though, whether third party distributors would still be able to sell its notebooks on the South African market.
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Demand for PCs among consumers has declined steadily over the last several years, in favour the increased mobility and lower cost of tablets and smartphones. IDC data show that PC shipments to South Africa declined by 18.8% in the final quarter of 2013, compared to the same period of 2012, while tablet shipments increased by 107.1% over the same time frame. BMI believes the decline in PC sales has eroded vendors' profit margins on notebooks, especially for a player like Samsung which does not rank among the top vendors. BMI expects PC sales in South Africa to be mainly driven by the government and enterprise sectors, where leading vendors Lenovo, HP and Dell control the market.
Along with the convenience of mobility, BMI believes mobile operators' heavy investment in mobile data networks has driven take-up of tablets and smartphones in South Africa. Rapidly declining mobile termination rates have weighed on voice revenues, and South Africa's mobile operators have responded by investing heavily in mobile data networks and building value through 3G and 4G services. As a result, mobile broadband has become the most common access technology for South African consumers, who therefore prefer 3G enabled mobile devices over notebooks, which require an additional Wi-Fi device to access mobile broadband networks.
Meanwhile, we expect the lower cost of tablets and smartphones relative to notebooks to remain a key concern for consumers, as real private consumption growth in South Africa is set to slow to 1.8% in 2014, from 2.6% in 2013, according to BMI data. This will filter through to the consumer electronics market, where we forecast total sales to decline from USD6.88bn in 2013 to USD6.81bn in 2014. We expect the weaker economic outlook to intensify competition between vendors as they battle for continued revenue growth amid sluggish consumer spending. Given these dynamics, BMI believes Samsung's decision to retreat from South Africa's notebook market will free up resources to tailor its products to South African consumer preferences and help it to defend its strong position in the tablet and smartphone markets.


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Growth of cocaine use in South America is outpacing any other region in the world and creating an emerging market boom for organized crime groups that are engaging in more cross-border cooperation aimed at making the most of growing local demand for the drug.
Venezuela's decision to close its border with Colombia in 2015 has been hugely profitable for criminal groups, who now have unprecedented control over contraband movements in the region.
The recent arrests of Colombian drug trafficking bosses abroad is indicative of how local criminal leaders have set up residence across Latin America, both to expand their illicit business networks and escape government pressure at home.
The recent release of a high-level drug trafficking and money laundering suspect highlights Colombia's continued difficulty in successfully prosecuting organized crime.


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'Ginger & Rosa' shows growing up in nuclear age is hard to do
"Ginger & Rosa" are sisters by different mothers.
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Bar owners scramble to keep up with fake ID technology
The arms race between bar owners and college students with increasingly sophisticated fake IDs is heating up.
Students today can spend $100 to $150 on fake identification through a number of websites that claim superior quality down to the holograms and bar codes. There's an underground review that rates the quality of fake IDs from different sites. Students can even watch YouTube videos on how to make IDs showing they're 21, the legal drinking age. »Read Full Article(30)
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