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Owing to the huge population in the world, there exist numerous notions of numerous people. If a person thinks in a way, he influences his associates with the similar opinions that he possess. This leads to a common scenario of "many people thinking alike". And when this happens that many people think and believe in a particular notion, whether correct or incorrect; it leads to the generation of several myths that make home in their minds. Unless and until they come face-to-face with the realities, they go on believing those myths. In today's generation, computer has deeply penetrated in every corner of the world. These deep roots have been formed because today anyone and everyone can use (and is using) the computer. Thanks to the very brilliant Operating System (OS) which is Microsoft Windows. Due to its extremely interactive Graphical User Interface (GUI), it is the most widely used OS in the world. But still, various technical myths keep following the people because no one can stop the human minds from thinking. Many Windows users, who save their crucial files in the in-built backup systems (NTBackup and others provided by Microsoft Windows), live with several myths about Microsoft Windows XP Backup recovery in case of Windows backup (.bkf files) corruption. These myths restrict them to get any backup recovery software to get data back they think they have lost permanently. Some of these myths are:
Myth 1: After hard drive crash and backup loss, Windows backup recovery is not possible.
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Myth 2: When BKF files fail to restore and some error occurs, it indicates permanent BKF data loss.
Reality: This is again an entirely negative notion which is incorrect. Many times, people encounter several errors while working on the system. With BKF files also, users can come across errors like "The backup file contains unrecognized data and cannot be used"; "The backup file is unusable. You must erase it, or choose another file"; "The fixed media is full. You cannot back up all of the specified data to this disk device. The backup operation will stop"; "An inconsistency was encountered on the requested media" etc. But, this surely would not mean that it is the end to the data saved in the BKF file. Corruption can be fought using a Windows backup recovery tool.
Myth 3: After upgrading from an earlier Windows version to Vista, whole backup data will perish because NTBackup is not supported by Vista.
Reality: This is true that previously Vista version did not support NTBackup. But, today it is a myth as Window Vista now supports NTBackup. So, if a user using any earlier Windows version stored his crucial data in Windows NTBackup tool and then upgraded the system to Windows Vista need not worry about his backup data. Still if there is any corruption issue in the BKF file (because of the BIT difference which is 32-bit in earlier versions and 64-bit in Windows Vista), user can still get data back from BKF by using a Windows backup file restore tool.
Myth 4: While restoring backup, interruption occurs – it would mean that BKF would corrupt and all the data stored in BKF would be vanished.
Reality: Again, this is a wrong notion (myth) that after BKF corruption (due an interruption at the time of backup restoration by the Windows backup utility), data stored in BKF files cannot be retrieved. The reality is that Windows backup recovery is possible. Only thing the user has to do is to get a Windows backup restore software tool.
These myths are useless for the users as they only amplify their trouble of data loss because such myths restrict the users from trying for Windows backup recovery using an outside software tool. These myths have to be broken and users have to think positive towards – How to recover backup files after BKF corruption?
As discussed above, a software tool to recover data from corrupted BKF is required for proper Windows backup recovery. Users should get the right software, otherwise their myths would become stronger and also can lead to several other myths that such software tools are of no good. To terminate such notions right in the beginning, Our company has generated highly reliable and result-oriented software products which are simple and intuitive. For Microsoft Windows backup recovery also, there is a tool – BKF Repair software. It is effective, it is efficient, it is trustworthy, it is safe, it is easy-to-use, it is quick and last but not the least, it is not expensive also. The last version of this BKF Repair software. which has added a new feature in this version which is of "Range Based Scan". In the recovery of large sized files, user can quickly do partial scan if he needs only a few files from BKF. He can provide a value (say 30%) and the software will scan till 30% and then abort the operation. In this way, user can quickly recover a few files instead of waiting till the total completion of recovery process which takes a longer time.


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DJ John Digweed has invested several months of hard work into his most recent album, Structures Two, released June 20 on Digweed's Bedrock label. The album comes on three CDs and features many remixes, live tracks and exclusives. Now the DJ has shared an exclusive clip of his Eye Of The Storm documentary with CMJ. Storm follows Digweed on his last tour of South America. Viewers are able to glimpse into the personal life of the DJ and get a look at his musical process. The documentary, made by Pablo Casacuberta, came out in 2010, but this is the first time its footage has been shared online.
This clip depicts Digweed DJing on a random street in Montevideo, Uruguay. At 3:30 in the afternoon Digweed sets up his turntables and performs in a graffiti-covered alleyway with multiple percussionists laying the live beat for his mixing. Dancers join in soon enough, adding to the overall ambiance of the video with a new energy as spectators groove to the beat and take pictures of the performance. The music builds in a slow and steady pattern leading into the climax that naturally builds from the energy that is exchanged among the drummers, dancers and Digweed.
Digweed is best known for his promotion of progressive house music that is increasingly popular all over Europe and rising to popularity in North America. In order to further promote the music he is spinning and mixing, Digweed created Bedrock Records under which he produces most of his music and adopts tracks with new styles of mixing. His music was met with high acclaim after his 2010 LP debut, the first Structures installment, which earned him the Community Choice Top DJ Mix at Beatport Music Awards this year. The tracklist for his follow-up is posted below.
Tracklist For Structures Two:
Disc One – Blissed Out Electronica Mix
01. Guy J – "Easy As Can Be (Tom Middleton Beatless Mix)"
02. Stelios Vassiloudis – "I Burn Like (Ambient Mix)"
03. Christian Smith and John Selway – "Mistral (Ambient Mix)"
04. Vincenzo and Elon – "Yarra Valley (Reprise)"
05. Quivver – "In Your Boat (Reprise)"
06. Wiretappeur – "My Real Name Is (Reprise)"
07. Guy J – "Lamur (AM Mix)"
08. Ian O'Donovan – "Aurora Borealis (Reprise)"
09. John Digweed and Nick Muir – "Bilder (Wiretappeur Reprise)"
10. King Unique and Anthony Pappa – "Vamoosh (King Unique Kosmische Mix)"
11. King Unique – "2000000 Suns (KU Heat Death Of The Universe Mix)"
12. King Roc and Dimitri Nakov – "Jardin Nights (From Paris And Berlin Mix)"
13. Robert Babicz – "Pink Trees (On The Couch Journey Mix)"
14. Alan Fitzpatrick – "Involve (Ambient Mix)"
15. Marco Bailey – "Beaming (Downbeat Mix)"
16. Nick Warren – "In Search Of Silver (Ambient Mix)"
17. Suicide Sports Club – "Freaky Boy From Outside"
18. Bedrock Beautiful Strange – "Ambient Mix"
Disc Two – John Digweed Live From Avalon, Los Angeles
01. King Unique and Anthony Pappa – "Vamoosh (King Unique Kosmische Mix)"
02. Estroe – "Driven (Distortion Remix 1)"
03. H.O.S.H – "Finally Mine Feat. Mistress Barbara (Gorge Remix)"
04. Ellen Alien – "Searching (Shonky Remix)"
05. Stephan Bodzin Vs. Marc Romboy – "Telesto (Martin Buttrich Remix)"
06. Paneoh – "Follow Feat. Maetrik"
07. Lewis Ryder – "Kaffee-Monster (Nathan Coles And David Coker's Spanish Fly Mix)"
08. Martin Dawson – "What The Fuck"
09. Clément Meyer – "Piece By Piece (Maetrik Remix)"
10. Mylo Salté – "Soak"
11. Maxime Dangles – "Santé"
12. Timo Maas – "Kick 1 Kick 3 (Maetrik's Sexy Remix)"
13. Philogresz – "Isolated Funk Ensemble (Sarah Goldfarb Remix)"
14. Tom Hades – "Come On"
15. Ruede Hagelstein – "Emergency (Super Flu's Gentle Dental Nurse Remix)"
16. Emmanuel Jal – "Kuar (Henrik Schwarz Remix)"
Disc Three – Unmixed Bedrock Exclusives
01. John Digweed and Nick Muir – "Bilder (King Unique Rebild)"
02. Inkfish – "Detroit"
03. Maxime Dangles – "Santé"
04. Tom Hades – "Come On"
05. Paneoh – "Follow Feat. Maetrik"
06. Robert Babicz – "Two Colours"
07. Oliver Lieb – "Parallax"
08. Midnight Ramblers – "Scarab"
09. Dibby Dougherty and David Young – "Tiger Forest (Ryan Davis Rework)"
10. Jimmy Van M – "We Are Children Feat. Steve T"

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UPDATE: I've noticed that this recipe has been bringing a lot of people to the site lately and wanted to put it out to the community – what's your favorite recipe you want me to knockoff next? Leave a note in the comments!
By the way if you are here from Pinterest, Welcome! Say hello 🙂
Now, if you have the time to actually braise the beans the way you are supposed to, more power to you, and the flavors would probably meld and intensify on this dish. If you are like me however, and dont think that far in advance, here is a 10 minute alternative that tastes DEEElicious. It was great because it's been chilly here in town the past couple of days and something rich and filling and warm was just the ticket!
Now, a word of warning, I usually don't measure ingredients because I adjust as I go so these amounts are approximate. You SHOULD be TASTING as you cook, so you too can adjust. Not salty enough? Add salt. Too dry? Add more chicken stock. You get the idea.
OH and sorry Paleo folks – if you dont eat beans (and most of you dont) this recipe is not for you. For those of you who have read the 4 Hour Chef I'm going to steal a technique from Mr. Ferris and give you the shorthand of the recipe at the end of the long hand for when you are making it again in the future. A cheat-sheet if you will.
What you'll need (Serves 2 as generous sides in ramekins):
- 1 can white beans – rinsed and drained
- 1 Tbsp butter (or.. even better… ghee!) [note: if vegan or kosher use Olive Oil]
- 1 1cm slice of small red onion, chopped (makes about 1/4 a cup)
- 3 cloves of garlic, crushed and diced
- 1 cup chicken stock (approximately) [note: if vegan or kosher use Vegetable Broth]
- 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 2 Tbsp GOOD olive oil (and a pinch more for drizzling at the end)
- Sea salt and fresh ground pepper to taste
How it's done (Long) :
- Drain and rinse your beans in a fine mesh sieve or colander. If you have the same experience I have with my beans, when the house is chilly the sauce in the bean can thickens up so you may have to scoop it out or just warm up the can in some hot water before opening. Rinse the beans thoroughly to get rid of the liquid (some fragments of broken beans may remain depending on the size of your holes, and thats okay). Rinsing the beans removes a lot of the stuff that gives you gas when you eat beans so get rid of it (for everyone's sake)
- In a small sauce pan heat up the butter on medium till it just stops bubbling (all the water is cooking off) and then add the diced onions. Saute in butter until soft and translucent.
- Add garlic and rosemary and saute about 30 seconds (until fragrant). Then add your beans and chicken stock and olive oil. Stir to combine.
- Allow to simmer and stir frequently to prevent bean burn on the bottom of the pan. This should thicken up quickly, however if it does not because you put in too much liquid, simply allow it to simmer a while longer. If it appears too dry, add more chicken stock. Taste the liquid periodically to adjust the salt and pepper seasoning. Remember to be careful adding the salt initially because you can over-salt easily, especially if you are using regular chicken broth instead of low sodium.
- Once the consistency is thick enough to coat a spoon, and the flavor is how you desire it, it's done!
- I like to drizzle a little olive oil onto the top after dividing into ramekins because it looks pretty.
Butter+Onions Med Heat Saute/Garlic + Rosemary 30s/Beans + Chicken Stock + Olive Oil simmer/S+P to taste/EVOO drizzle & serve
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Friday, November 11, 2011
30-minute Thursday: Mushroom risotto + spinach salad
I don't make risotto much, but that is about to change. This was fun and easy, and you get a great big bowl of warm, comforting deliciousness for a measly quarter cup of rice.
I used, by the way, sushi rice rather than arborio. I think I have some arborio rice, somewhere, probably at the very bottom of the freezer, but it would have taken me longer than 30 minutes to find it. In any case, the sushi rice worked fine, and the risotto turned out soft and creamy (or oozy, as the recipe puts it).
This is Jamie Oliver's meal, slightly veganized, and without the dessert. His recipe can be found here, with a video here, and the Web Goddess has done a very detailed step-by-step of the whole meal here. I subbed almonzano (see sidebar for recipe) for the parmesan, and my salad was made with mixed greens, roasted red peppers, and pumpkin seeds because that's what I had around, rather than spinach, oil-packed sundried tomatoes, and pine nuts. Andrea had suggested the pumpkin seed substitution; I liked it--the taste is milder than that of pine nuts and not as overpowering, and what I really wanted to taste in this meal was the risotto.
Which was incredible. The genius part of it was that you start by grinding up a few dried mushrooms in the food processor (Jamie used porcini, but every dried porcini I've ever found has been full of grit so I don't cook with them anymore and only use them for stocks that I can strain--I used a mixture of dried mushrooms from here and there, mostly oysters). So you get the dried-mushroom flavour, and the flavour from raw mushrooms that you stir into the risotto while it's cooking, and the grilled mushrooms that go on top as a garnish, so the whole dish is a soft, fragrant, mushroomy extravaganza! (Sorry, mushroom haters; this recipe is not for you.)
The salad was basic but good...and I wanted something more with this meal. The protein in it comes from the parmesan and the nuts in the salad and the hazelnut-cheese-based dessert, which I didn't make. I felt like a few slices of tofu would have rounded it off nicely, something like this:
...which is basically one of the braised seitan marinades from Bryanna Clark Grogan's Authentic Chinese Cuisine, but with fresh yuba rather than seitan--and which will definitely be the subject of a future post very soon. This was a Chinese-type meal from a few days ago, also mushroom-based.
But enough of mushrooms for now. Today I'm taking some time to experiment with seitan, specifically to experiment with staining it with beet and maybe other vegetable juices, and to create if I can a tender steamed white pork-type seitan that can be, for instance, marinated in Korean barbecue spices and grilled or braised--that braised yuba is the kind of thing that makes me nearly swoon with its beauty and I'm eager to explore the technique. Ooh, I'm excited!
I've been on holidays all this week, shopping at all my favorite food stores, stocking up for the winter which is fast approaching, making arrangements for the next steps in my home reno, getting ready for the holiday season (our family gets prepared for this stuff way early so we can just enjoy it later, stress-free) and generally doing all kinds of nesting-type activities. Really, my ideal job would probably be as a housekeeper in some upper-middle-class Victorian household--if you hear of any openings, let me know--
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The risotto looks delicious! But I'm *really* intrigued by the yuba! It looks so.....succulent? Savory? Incredibly tasty? Give us the details!!!ReplyDelete
You make me WISH I didn't hate mushrooms, but I can't help it! However, I'm really looking forward to these yuba and Korean seitan posts of which you speak. And your cast iron pan is cute!ReplyDelete
Those mushrooms look fabulous! I love anything with mushrooms!ReplyDelete
Your mushroom risotto looks extraordinary. I've watched someone cook risotto, and bought the rice, but never got around to making it myself. All those mushrooms are what's making want to locate the rice and start stirring. I'm jealous you can find fresh yuba — I haven't located any here, yet so am stuck using the dried. I love the stuff!ReplyDelete
It almost looks like mushrooms with polenta, which also sounds delicious. I am a mushroom LOVER and all over this.ReplyDelete


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I've been rockin Levi's n Lrg's for a minute now and wanted to try out a new brand . Looking for something with real good quality. Any suggestions?
The best jeans i have ever purchase has to be either The Hundreds or Sevens Mankind
I'm a pretty skinny guy so APC and NF have the best cuts for me.
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Boys Basketball: Sauer, Warriors shoot down Eagles
ST. CLOUD — Jack Sauer scored 29 points to lead the Brainerd Warriors to a 75-65 overtime victory over the St. Cloud Apollo Eagles Tuesday in Central Lakes Conference action.
The Warriors outscored the Eagles 16-6 in the extra frame to improve to 13-9 and take two of three on their three-game road trip.
Marcus Comstock added 14 for Brainerd, which swept the season series with Apollo.
"It was a really hard Central Lakes Conference win," said Warriors head coach Scott Stanfield. "Apollo came out really aggressive and it took us time to adjust. Jack Sauer shot the lights out in overtime and won the game for us."
Brainerd 26 33 16 — 75
Apollo 31 28 6 — 65
Isaac Rakke 6, Hussein Abdul 10, Ethan Carlson 1, Grant Trokey 8, Brett Maslonkowski 16, Trevor Tesch 4, Roma Pugachenko 10, Josh Olson 1. FT 11-16 (68 percent).
Tony Sauer 9, Jack Sauer 29, Riley Kline 7, Marcus Comstock 14, Jacob Blong 7, Jagar Hanson 7. FT 14-19 (73 percent). Conference: 9-5. Overall: 13-9. Next: host Rocori 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Saturday's game
St. Paul Central 69,
Brainerd 61
Jack Sauer scored 21 of his 25 points in the second half as the Warriors lost to St. Paul Central 69-61 Saturday.
"I did not have the kids prepared to play, emotionally and mentally, and I take responsibility for the loss," Warriors coach Scott Stanfield said. "The kids fought back the second half and closed it to four with 1:25 left. We had the ball and turned it over, and did not score after that.
"I did not coach a very good half, but the kids had my back and made a great second-half comeback."
Sauer drained four 3-pointers in the second half. Marcus Comstock finished with 13 points.
Brainerd 24 37 — 61
Central 39 30 — 69
Jack Sauer 25, Tony Sauer 5, Blake Peterson 4, Riley Kline 6, Marcus Comstock 13, Jagar Hanson 5. FT 11-16. Turnovers: 16.
Markus Taylor 12, Montrell Williams 24, Darius Campbell 9, Rayon Williams 3, Jonnell Hart 3, Felix Taylor 7, Malik Durant-Haines 8. FT 11-19. Turnovers: 18.


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Field hockey, swimming and diving have new conference affiliations
Transylvania's field hockey and swimming and diving teams have become associate members of the Southern Athletic Association (SAA) and the Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC), respectively. Neither sport is represented in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference, the university's primary athletics conference.
All of the colleges and universities in both the SAA and OAC are members of NCAA Division III, as is Transylvania.
The SAA, the new conference home for field hockey, is comprised of schools from Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Tennessee. They are Berry College, Birmingham Southern College, Centre College, Hendrix College, Millsaps College, Oglethorpe University, Sewanee: The University of the South, and Rhodes College.
"We had long sought a conference home for our field hockey program, especially since we became a member of NCAA Division III in 2002," said athletics director Jack Ebel '77.
Head coach Tiffany Underhill welcomed the opportunity for her team to compete for a conference championship as other Transylvania teams do in the HCAC and to have the chance to qualify for the NCAA championship.
"Joining this conference is very exciting and a tremendous boost for our program," Underhill said. "Besides the team championship opportunities, our players will also have the chance to win all-conference recognition."
The new conference home for the men's and women's swimming and diving teams is made up of 10 Ohio-based schools: Baldwin Wallace University, Capital University, Heidelberg University, John Carroll University, Marietta College, The University of Mount Union, Muskingum University, Ohio Northern University, Otterbein University, and Wilmington College.
Transylvania has long competed in the Bluegrass Mountain Conference's season-ending meet against NAIA and NCAA Division II and III schools. The OAC gives the Pioneers a post-season opportunity against all Division III schools.
"This is a great move for our program," said head coach Kyle Dunaway. "All the OAC member schools have excellent teams and first-class facilities. We can now compete for conference championships and have a much better chance of qualifying for the NCAA championship."


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What size breaker and wire ?
I am new to electrical stuff and have a fairly simple question. I have a out building that i plan on running outlets and lights too.
1. What I need to know is what size breaker is appropriate for my application?
2. What is the size of the wire that I need to use to go from my main panel in my house to my out building (ie 6,8 gauge) ?
This wire will be running underground for approximately 20' and the total distance from my main panel to the building is 85 '.
This is what I will have in my building for outlets and lights:
- 14 total outlets (110v)
- 3 standard strip lights
This is what my tools or devices are:
- heat gun
- battery chargers
- full size freezer
- sealing iron
- small heater (1500 watt)
- 3 strip lights
- pedestal fan
- dremel tool
- drill
I do not plan on using more than 4 things at one time excluding my lights if this helps !
Any help would be greatly appreciated http://www.electronicspoint.com/imag...es/biggrin.gif
Thanks Scott
Seems like a lot of outlets for a building. But what I would recommend is perhaps putting a sub panel in your building
Dedicated 20amp circuit for the heater 12/2
Dedicated 15amp circuit for the deep freezer 14/2
Two additional 15amp circuits with the remaining outlets split between them 14/2
1 15amp circuit for the lighting 14/2
You could use a 60amp subpanel fed with #6 copper
Check with your local electrical codes but this should help start you out.
I also would recommend #6 wire and a 60 amp sub panel.
Thanks for the idea for the sub panel. The problem I have with putting a sub panel in is that I would need to have another service run out to that sub panel and hence another electrical bill.
I plan on expanding my main house panel to a 200 amp panel and going that route. If I was to do this could i use a 60 amp breaker in my new house panel or would I have to use more than one ?
Thanks Scott
What size is your current house panel? 100A? You probably do not need to expand your current panel unles your calculated load is nearing 100A, which it likely is not.
From reading your equipment list you would be foolish to not install the sub panel. Do it right the first time. Use PVC conduit and seperate wires. Four wires to be exact. H-H-N-G.
One double wide two handled 60 amp breaker is all you need in your main panel. From there #6 copper wires to your outbuilding would be perfect.
By the way you are only allowed to have one power feed going out there. If you ran a thinner wire and later decided you need more power, you would have to start from scratch and decommission the old thinner wire.
f you temporarily use 20 amp breakers (same double wide two handled) in your main panel you could procrastinate on putting a subpanel in the outbuilding and still have the #6 wires for future power needs.
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monitor profiles with NVIDIA Geoforce FX5900XT
I really hope someone can put me out of my colour management misery here (how many times have you heard that?)
I'm running the above video card with the latest drivers on a XP machine with plenty of RAM etc....
When I calibrate my monitor using the Greta MacBeth eye-one Display 2, it generates me a nice new profile which loads up and changes the display. So far so good.
When I reboot my PC however, the display briefly loads the profile, then it gets replaced with a totally different colour shift which is much darker, and yellower. I check the NVIDIA display settings and it says that my current Greta MacBeth generated profile is loaded, and yet the colours are nothing like how they were when the calibration actually ran and generated the profile originally. If I repeat the calibration, I get the same effect - the new profile is light and balanced looks correct to my eyes.
Is the video card (or windows...) is loading up a LUT which overrides the assigned profile?
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D&C talk with Globe football guru Greg Bedard about the Pats' 59-24 beatdown of the Colts on Sunday and what individual factors led to that outcome. He goes into Talib's inconsistent performance and also previews the Pats' Thanksgiving matchup against the Jets.
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Or number three Dennis and Callahan mid show midweek. Means one thing and one thing only the erudite Greg a Bedard on football Boston Globe joins us on the AT&T -- AT&T -- LTE good morning Greg are you. -- I need the good morning Greg how are. It's like belt object. A target that hey you know I enjoy your work. I read this morning I enjoyed reading it but it made me a little melancholy. And it got -- right at the headline and I know you have nothing to do with a headline but I think it accurately reflects the tone and tenor of the -- headline reads. Pressure was there. But it may not last referred to the amount of pressure which was fun to watch against the colts and Andrew Luck. And you say and you explain why it may not be there tomorrow night against the jets. Enlighten -- Well. -- I just went through the stats and if you look I mean -- other book percent and that was the highest they've had this season 31%. Yeah 31%. And you know most of primate -- You know somewhere around 8910%. You know occasionally in the -- trotted out the Seahawks that puts a little bit. -- point 7% but you know if you do it. You know if you go through the stat it is. There's seems to be there's a little bit of a theme of one may do this and and one of the big teams that I noticed looking back and stats last night was. You know you go back to start 20103. Of the top six teams that they've -- games that they've blitzed. The -- three of those have been against Syrian coordinated offensive voicing it Steelers want against the colts. I don't think that's just a coincidence I think that has to do with his scheme about the quarterbacks -- has that there. You know you give them time they're accurate and then this scheme. Itself. Really attack -- down the field if you allow them to give them their deep drops and get the receivers time to get -- -- they're flooding the deep area. We've receiver and we know how much trouble back to be for the patriots. And so you know they're basically Belichick says Obama acknowledged due -- on the map view in Russia going to to a spot. And if you look at what they've done recently get the jets. They don't what market they've put them 89 10% I think in the last three match ups. Including this past one they put them. Four times total at 38 point 3%. That is the lowest number what percentage that they had the patriots in the last. Six games. I I Greg you know I understand a lot to write the logic is -- they'll wait and let him -- himself which he did which he does he's good at that putt. They went to overtime with Mark Sanchez he proof 68 completed 68% -- -- threw for 328 yards and almost beat them. You really do you really believe that that it would that's more effective -- pressuring him that he would. Have some more success. Throwing the ball if they pressured him. Move -- I'll tell you. How I think bill looks. I want your feeling on this is I think it's insane I think you could. Ruling marks inches by halftime if you pressure him to win the oppression looked the other day. I think there is a I I would tend to agree I think that there's I think there's a happy medium between. You know dying by a thousand paper coupling Mark Sanchez get clean look stop feeling rushed. And pick -- -- Which people were -- embarrassing and you know. You know bringing the house softening them I think there's there's -- happy medium and I think it's something that they. They used to do against Sanchez. I'm just looking at a price that. 2010. Communities -- look it just 30% of the time. I think the I think the patriots lost McCain the music game at it took that new York and -- -- -- 36%. And in the playoff game that it lost so. You know it's. I do you think is happy medium I think that I think. In week we meet here where I think we're gonna see an increase because I think the pictures like with -- giving and I also. There's the hole. Chandler guilt factor but I think it doesn't. A couple of other factors at play when they'll decide whether or not he wants to bring pressure I think. And make a big one is how good is the offensive line because if you look at. They'd be -- put they went after the -- a lot. They went up the CR allotment went after. Optical slot. Those are probably the three -- -- -- -- that played so I think there's a balance of -- that we bring people we do different things. What this except that it's gonna get home and -- yet. You know they're good they're not the greatest line in the world especially at right tackle Austin Howard is not good. But besides that. You know they've they've been playing pretty well -- speak. What she would happen. Did -- not take that same Sanchez lays a fair approach against Ryan Fitzpatrick a couple of games ago and probably should've lost that game if not for stupid interception I think the answer to that is yes so does bill look at that say we almost lost but in the end. We won because he made the ultimate mistake at the ultimate time. That's exactly the way I think you while I think he looks very -- You know bill everything that he does seem pleased it in my opinion in the he's never told it is but if you watch the way he coordinated defense. A scheme -- defense it's all on playing the percentages and looking over the course of his career and even in the past couple years when the defense was quote unquote bad which -- -- you one -- -- at least cover that up. Maybe he's right a very high percentage of the time and you look at those reject schemes where they didn't what Sanchez isn't limited it'll look great especially this year. They want operable so. You know what would you want style points do you wanna win I Q because there is happy medium. But it took four and I'd like to see bill -- that. And he made that damage or injury might force him to do yeah I think it might be a blessing in -- Also. Well just that I think it's been -- realized Jim Jones is the entire -- -- -- -- right commits. And -- get home once while. Mean commute is very timely does a good job didn't turn over for really. There's no regularity to tell you what this it'd -- jump is the actress and if they don't. Things to schema. -- -- due to pressure whether to be straight blitzes or what we saw more of -- exchanges. But we -- against the rams where you're still Russian orbit there it's a pressure concept. Then I only the pay pitchers to ever approach. What do they do if Jones can't go. Well I mean it's just you know next man -- -- -- you know doc deciding which end Ninkovich would be. Federal all right nick Cunningham is in there. Because yet I mean it's going to be Cunningham and then he'll be backed up I mean I'm sure. Trevor going to be out there is backed up I didn't think that Scott and Cunningham I mean they've -- there were effective at all. You know on a hole and his last game and you have the refugee. Beckett who. I wouldn't expect anything. From I mean east at this point just to dining needs -- -- get better. And I unfortunate as Chandler Jones injury was also the timing is unfortunate because nobody's really talking about a based on the gronkowski injury what do we think we know about the severity and the length of time out for Chandler Jones. I don't know anything every once this is this complete radio silence on the com is an ankle is that a split. Walt lifted it -- -- ankle right now I don't believe what the patriots list. I think Crocs listed as an ankle so if. And I think you know Walker's. Most of his ankle but it's more of foot bank. From what I've heard but I think that in my opinion which in the Jones I think it's a good time that they. He was on the sidelines for much of the game after that they taped it up they even -- about like me you know it was an injury where the like oh we need to get -- are right now government view. -- Achilles or something like that. I think what it is you know his camp is cap. Tightened up for people little little bit and they decided not to push it. And I think. I hit the implant Thursday night but with such a long way -- I don't think it should linger very long and should be back short. We assume Hernandez is going to be on Thursday night and if the if that is so do you think was accelerated by gronkowski is departure and absence. I reported on Sunday that he was expected to play and on Thursday night and know it. -- I've was hearing -- before the game on Sunday that you know he could have that there Hernandez could have played. And has been -- ago. For a little while but they've really wanna make sure that they're great with him. This time -- I think it is another made a big mistake the first actually and so they had nothing to do with rock. Well how how will the offense look different without grunt who we just see -- moon Shiancoe or will be three receiver sets with with the one tight end to how will this look in your opinion your in your estimation Greg. Well I think you're probably gonna see an increase in three wide receiver sets which we had seen -- Hernandez out. -- Submit my personal opinion I think that what they should do is I think they should just stick fell. Into -- gronkowski role in that offense and keep UN. What you're doing I mean is beginning to be the pass catching nobody can he can give you decent amount Brooke block union and the go back to his role -- You know I I -- beat the patriots at some point here need to start to build some. Consistency would work -- going on offense. I think you know it's like. OK all suddenly you know -- put element -- there -- -- snapped out you're gonna go down I mean it's you know way every week it's something else I don't really think they've had. That big issue where they had due -- -- It is dark -- and that Hernandez being hurt and -- not being ready those guys play the same position in the opulence of that kind of it added just for that but I think at this point with. Shouldn't go -- who knows what he's -- -- -- other debut but backing up Hernandez I think that they can continue with what they've been doing. Get back to their real offense with two tight ends it's gonna it's gonna be different but I still that he can be effective for them. In your position role a valuation you gave the secondary three out of five and of course you're taking everybody in the consideration -- in to leave. On the -- he sold and so forth specifically what grade would you give in to leave after watching the that the footage Greg. Well you know last night I did a blog -- recommend -- my top -- -- bottom part forums. Of the game in hand down. To leave was very borderline for bottom -- performer in the game I mean. He had interception for touchdown. Tackled well now I mean if if that was. The 740 or Kyle Perry can help their people palm probably outside of the interception term protection. Probably would rip them for that performance but you know -- right. Yeah -- I'm gonna permanent jamaat passes weakening he'd just gotten here yet played six weeks you know that's his own fault not anybody else's fault. -- you know it was it was very inconsistent and choppy news technique with sloppy but I think he's. At least with his technique being sloppy he's closer right a lot of the other guys on this team so. You know yet he didn't play that well as a -- but. You know had been awhile and I think he's gonna get better very quickly. You saw you you write about Talib in today's -- the rising pressure likely had little to do with the arrival of Aqib Talib or anything else in the secondary and I'm wondering if indeed. Allowing for opening night jitters and and getting his legs under him and as he improves and becomes the player he -- will he empower. Bill to use more pressure knowing that he has a not a shut down a bonafide shut -- corner but somebody you can -- a lot better job but what he's had in the past. Empower him to do more pressure going forward. -- certainly possible but you would think that. Against any team. There's probably would have been a good hockey Dudek and bring you wings really the only weapon. That. The colts have. In the past cameraman has some good little players what Reggie Wayne in the offense and you know he's bigger he's -- he's good physical matchup for -- But died they decided they did not do. Com. Man coverage was few and far between Mac game a lot of it was. You know cover three and cover two wooden would whose own element underneath and so. You give the papers just continued to play their system even with the lead out there now is that in the first game. Or was that because this is what they're gonna do -- I can answer that but I think I mean I I think bill will do a few more things but I don't. -- -- -- It's for me it comes down past with this team has all these people have wanted to rip the secondary movement. The past first just has not been. Nearly good enough on this team and it's exposed the secondary as a -- on any team immensely. You gave Bob Brady five. The only stars five -- -- five. Five stars out of five was this his best game of the year. And would it rank up there is the best game. You've seen him play. It was it was pretty good I don't. I can't poll my previous periods of government has but I think I think he did a better game. You know IP of his obvious. Debating whether it import half for five starters. You know can I do I really didn't think the degree of difficulty was very high and because. -- the offensive line did a great job and the colts stink in the secondary but. You know -- is it was hard to find lawmaking I mean he had a couple rows of raw but. You know I think I need to great problem a little bit easier -- I've been a little harder on him because. You know I think he's he's so good and expect a lot of them. But I thought he was pretty. I thought it was pretty terrific in this scheme he's definitely played better gains in the hole but I thought especially considering the competition. But the beltway at the ravens game earlier this year he was perfect -- He was definitely yet yet fire lit under but for the game it's been a long time since I've seen him. That pumped up and intense for -- you open he can bring it every week. Does the proficiency of the offensive line minus the two starting guards and their ability to protect. Brady's so beautifully surprise you a little bit Greg. A little bit I think that I think they've been. They've got to get teams that you know like the colts. There are very strong on the interior and he bit its not really exposed I will be as if if Mankins and probably can't go this week I think. I think -- should be ready to go I think he was in the the group of I could have gone on Sunday but was short turnaround. Well why push it -- to be wise about this in maybe -- in the same. Group -- but you know way. Did jets will be eight proper challenge for the offensive line interior I mean I think Mohamed -- and is. Is playing tremendous ball. For them I mean he's becoming like the dominant. 34 defense of enemies not JJ watt but. He's in that same mold if he brings it on every play he. It's -- didn't do that the first time around this unique look. Is back for the jets their nose tackle did not play the first time around so this is there a bit of account eight. Know -- put that all know this has this president I think Donald Thomas is good football player nick McDonald he's limited but you can -- ways around that. But in electrical people. Go back to treat him. This soft and the wind will be -- -- table. Washington. Eight and Greg competed -- aside do you ever look at. The way Belichick. -- a starter is out there on special teams kickoff on. Punt return and and and say he's taken unnecessary risks do you think. It is foolish to have say Wes Welker returning punts. Rodney Harrison on kickoff. IE I do look at that and I don't have a problem with gronkowski on the actual point I do have a problem we have today. -- Ortiz who was largely year only competent quarterback. For much of the season returning kick off I think you know -- school ward there. It's not work it you know yet he returned to took off for us I guess jets but he also fumbled once and almost caught on the game. I just don't think. I just don't think you need that. I think come. You know I mean I just find it -- that. People are criticizing -- check out this now but. Yeah I never heard anybody say anything about Rob Gronkowski being. A blocker on kickoffs on his all of his first two seasons. What he's just waiting for data come down and -- Salem. You know it's things like that I mean I have been critical of I think that dip from forty at times played way too many snaps on special teams. For a proverbial and you know number one corner at -- people bit different. I think but I don't look you gotta do we have to do yet 46. Men on on the game day active roster and you got to. You gotta fill out all your teams and you know I think sometimes they over reached a little bit with the starter but they played rock being on the extra point even being there at the very end. Problem. Would you be surprised to see Deion Branch back on this team. No I mean. Obama is gonna happen but I mean I think the on now at that point where you know he'll be back at that if the patriots need him not. You don't prefer an emergency situation because. Unless there's some. You know wide receiver desperate. Contender out there that has the injury or -- and I -- I don't see you on getting many job offers around -- so. I think he's going to be there. When pages -- -- thing -- same thing with Jabar Gaffney you're just got release from the Balkans. I don't know what went on down national to -- from what I'm hearing he didn't pick up the offense that well. But I don't really think those guys are needed I mean now I would I think I'd rather have -- around just in these. It is live in a lot easier but I don't see the big meet those guys. He has great -- Bedard on football Boston Globe but enjoy the game tomorrow night happy Thanksgiving Greg protecting next week. 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A study was designed to observe the lipid-lowering and antioxidative activities of native compounds from olive leavesamong rats fed on a cholesterol rich diet for a period of 16 weeks. The results showed that there was significant reduction in the total cholesterol, triglyceride and bad (LDL) cholesterol levels along with decrease in oxidative damage. (3)
Another study conducted in 2008 showed that olive leaf polyphenols inhibited in vitro platelet activation in healthy, non-smoking males suggesting that the phenolic compounds of olive leaves could be the cause for reduced incidence of heart disease in the Mediterranean diet. The results showed decreased platelet aggregation at increased concentration of oleuropein. Although the researchers recommended further studies, the result of the study clearly suggested the positive effect of oleuropein in lowering high blood lipid levels (4).
A research report from the Institute of Pharmacological sciences, University of Milan, Italy states that several studies have demonstrated the powerful antioxidant effect of the compound oleuropein both in vitro and in vivo. The report also states that the heart protective benefits of the Mediterranean diet that is predominant in olive oil is partially due to the presence of the phenolic compound oleuropein (5).
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1. http://www.who.int/cardiovascular_diseases/prevention_control/en/index.html
2. http://www.heartfoundation.org.au/information-for-professionals/data-and-statistics/Pages/default.aspx
3. Jemai H,et.al; Lipid-lowering and antioxidant effects of hydroxytyrosol and its triacetylated derivative recovered from olive tree leaves in cholesterol-fed rats; J Agric Food Chem. 2008 Apr 23;56(8):2630-6. Epub 2008 Apr 2.
4. Singh I, et.l; The effects of polyphenols in olive leaves on platelet function; Nutr Metab Cardiovasc Dis. 2008 Feb;18(2):127-32. Epub 2007 Mar 7.
5. Visioli F, Galli C; Antiatherogenic components of olive oil; Curr Atheroscler Rep. 2001 Jan;3(1):64-67.


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Jan. 22, 2011
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UC Head Coach
On junior forward Yancy Gates' game-winning field goal ...
"We had been trying to run that play the last four minutes of the game. St. John's had great ball pressure, so you have to give them credit. We were so consumed with the guy guarding the passer that we were never really able to give Yancy (Gates) the ball where we wanted. We weren't going to be able run anything where we threw two or three passes the way they were taking us out of our offense with the pressure, obviously we had 17 turnovers. So I wanted to run something where we required one pass, so we wouldn't turn the ball over, and get it as close to the basket as we could. You're only down one, Yancy's not a great free-throw shooter, but he's better in tough situations, he focuses more. I have confidence in him. He was 3-for-3 from the foul line today. He did a great job on that play. He took his time and didn't settle. He got stopped, kept his dribble alive, turned to shoot then he stepped through, then he shot faked and got the foul. Because he didn't fade, he had some balance and got the and-one. It was just a great play on his part, a great pass on Rashad's (Bishop) part. The guys showed tremendous heart today. Whenever you can win a basketball game when you turned it over 17 times, you played tremendous defense and rebounded the ball really well."
On the final play of the first half ...
"I had already used my first-half timeout. Obviously I had more, but I didn't want to waste any more. But I guess they hadn't used all the TV timeouts in the first half. So fortunately we had the timeout. They had been aggressive against us, and watching the film in late-game situations, (St. John's head coach Steve Lavin) had pressed in that situation before. So we wanted to setup a play if they did press we could throw it long to Biggie (Anthony McClain). At 7-foot-1, he's got a chance to catch it. We curled Larry (Davis) off of him and had him rub into Biggie's defender to give Biggie room to catch the ball. They took the bait and went after the ball and left Larry wide open. It was a great pass by Rashad and an unbelievable catch and pass by Biggie then Larry knocks in the shot. I would've liked Larry to cut for the dunk. But I don't know if he realized they'd left him. He was running where I told him to go for the shot. What people don't realize is that coaches are drawing up plays like that all the time, but players execute. It was excellent execution by the players right there."
Your inside players were productive today ...
"We blocked five shots today. (Ibrahima) Thomas gave us some good minutes off the bench at the 5 spot, an adjustment we made in the last few days in practice. We wanted to limit their points in the paint and we limited them to 14 points in the paint. St. John's is at its best when attacking the paint. Probably their best win of the year at West Virginia they had 40 points in the paint. We really wanted to make it tough on them to score in the interior. We also told our guys to make sure that if they did get it in there, `I don't want layups. Use your fouls.' That was by design. We didn't think we did a good job of that against (Syracuse forward) Rick Jackson at Syracuse. And the guys did a great job with that. Let's make their bigger guys make free throws. They're a great free-throw shooting team, but when you dig into the statistics, it's their guards making free throws. Evans, Burrell, Kennedy - if they get it in deep, let's foul them. We're done giving up free throws. That's what's really hurt our defense in our three losses."


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Mr Boyd will be under scrutiny from liquidator Grahame Hill for transactions entered into by Deep Blue Capital and Covenant Nominees. He was the sole director of both companies at the time they went into administration.
Mr Hill, liquidator of both Deep Blue and Covenant Nominees, will be questioning Mr Boyd, his wife Donna, father-in-law
The liquidator "will be looking at, among other things, whether there has been any contraventions of the Corporations Act 2001, including insolvent trading", Mr Hill said.
Contraventions could include a breach of directors' duties and loss suffered by the company because of the breach, or a breach of the ASX listing rules. The financial positions of both Deep Blue and Covenant and disclosure made to the market will be relevant in determining whether there is any cause of action for insolvent trading or breach of duties.
The examinations are being funded by Hawkesbridge Private Equity, which sold its shares in Advanced Healthcare Group to Deep Blue Capital, a transaction which was guaranteed by Covenant Nominees, a company owned by Mr Boyd. Deep Blue still owes Hawkesbridge $11 million for the transaction.
Advanced Healthcare held one of the four corporate pharmacy licences in existence before going into administration in August 2008.
Deep Blue is a fully owned subsidiary of Fulcrum Equity, of which Mr Boyd is also a director. Deep Blue also received funding from Fulcrum.
Fulcrum could be implicated in any recovery proceedings if it is found to be liable for the debt which its subsidiary incurred.
Mr Patterson will be questioned about his claim that his company Polly is owed $9 million by Covenant Nominees, which he first lodged when Mr Hill was appointed by the court following the resignation of the initial liquidators.
Mr Legg was a director of Deep Blue at the time the share sale transaction between Deep Blue and Advanced Healthcare took place.
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I'm an atheist.. but if they want to put a cross on a grave i'm all in supportA soldier returns from Iraq and places a cross on the military base at camp Pendelton to memorialize his fallen comrades.
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Why Atheism Will Replace Religion
There are 14730 comments on the News24 story from Aug 27, 2012, titled Why Atheism Will Replace Religion. In it, News24 reports that:
Please note that for this article "Atheism" also includes agnostics, deists, pagans, wiccans... in other words non-religious.You will notice this is a statement of fact. And to be fact it is supported by evidence (see references below). Now you can have "faith" that this is not true, but by the very definition of faith, that is just wishful thinking.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at News24.
Since: Apr 13
#8499 Apr 9, 2013
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
#8500 Apr 10, 2013
01. It is your choice to believe in truth or not. Our job is to tell the truth.
Everybody can make claims, there is no restriction for that, but what you need is proofs.
Jesus never claimed that he was a Universal Messenger and that he was the Last of Prophets. Christians make claims themselves on behalf of Jesus.
02. Science is a dumb tool and it is not its job to confirm or deny the presence or absence of God.
This is an issue of Philosophy where we take stock of available info and use reason and logic to decide.
What I can say is that Scientists should not reject God, they should reject the "Models of God" that so many religions put forward.
If they use their brains and power of reasoning , all these Models of "Triune God, Racial God, Human God and God with Multiple heads and arms and shape " all will vanish and replaced with a Unique, Powerful, Wise, Merciful and Knowledgeable Creator of this Universe
He is The and Only God of this Universe. He is the only one which fulfills all and answers all our available info.
Most of people and scientists are confused between God and Models of God which different religions put forward.
04. Islam never says "How" God did it, it keeps clear of this controversy. It is other scriptures who put out their neck and get it chopped.
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
#8501 Apr 10, 2013
First of all I thank you for answering me in "proper format" and not that "idiotic" line by line response. You might not find it awkward, but how would you feel, if I answered you line by line?
Now coming to Theory of Evolution and how Scientific it is and what should have been the scientific approach.
Science really should be blind and dumb in certain aspects. It is a study of Natural Phenomenon and try to understand it and explain as much as it can.
It should never "predict" any thing, because this is not its field.
The data at the time of Darwin was not enough to propose such thing as revolutionary that "One Specie evolves into another" just by period of time.
It was a very non scientific method by any standard.
And the second question, is not about evolution, the real question is "why species should evolve" .and is the evolution process blind?
Our Atheists tried to answer that by proposing some thing as "natural selection" . How does natural selection works no one knows.
The real question is that "is this entire complex operation is working without any Plan, without any Design and without any Purpose"?
These questions are as important as "how species evolve" . But most of our scientists shrug their shoulders and say "we do not care"?
You can explain rain, by the water vapour rising from earth, getting condensed in the cool atmosphere, and making clouds, clouds driven over to distant lands by winds and causing fresh water to fall down on earth.
If you have explained each and every process of the chain, have you done your job as a scientist? Why should not your mind turn as to "How this wonderful system came into being"?
Could it happen by itself? How beautiful way to bring fresh and potable water is such a simple and perfect way to each and every human on the earth?
The same rain process which provides "ammunition to an Atheist that there is no God" ..provides proof to a believer that "This is the handiwork of Merciful, Wise and Powerful God"!!
If you see from pure Scientific angle, Believers have more sound reasoning than the Athiests,
But most of our Present day scientists would side with Athiests. It shows their non Scientific approach and that they are misusing science for their own purpose.
The real question is not Evolution, It is Why it is happening? There is nothing like Randomness and Chance happening in this Universe.
To say otherwise is to misuse Science and reason and logic.
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
#8502 Apr 10, 2013
01. There is some truth in what you say. Atheists created a "Mythological Darwin" and attributed their own logic and theories to justify in his name.
02. How honest was Darwin really, I cannot say, if he would have limited himself to what he actually knew, he would have called honest.
But the "predictions and assumptions" what he made were really far fetched and non Scientific. As a scientist you should not "prophesize or predict" and future fossil finds would prove what you propose.
It was a non scientific approach, which Zealots from Atheists took as a War Cry and accepted as "Truth and nothing but truth"
"Formerly "Richard""
Since: Mar 12
In the beginning e=mc^2
#8503 Apr 10, 2013
What have you to say about:-
"Formerly "Richard""
Since: Mar 12
In the beginning e=mc^2
#8504 Apr 10, 2013
What have you to say about:-
"Formerly "Richard""
Since: Mar 12
In the beginning e=mc^2
#8505 Apr 10, 2013
What have you to say about:-
Since: Mar 11
#8506 Apr 10, 2013
Muq is just mindlessly spamming from his scribd page. Google Muq scribd and you can see everything he spams on here.
Typical arrogant Islamic nonsense.
Since: Jun 07
Location hidden
#8507 Apr 10, 2013
Hitler grows up a Catholic....
second world war
#8508 Apr 10, 2013
This coming from someone who believes in talking reptiles talking livestock unicorns Angels Devils miracles and magic.
I don't know whether to laugh or cry
Sometimes willful ignorance is so obvious I feel compelled to make a comment
Promptly answer these two simple questions.
1) Provide evidence that your God is the only true God in a way that religions other than yours cannot do.
2) Provide evidence that your holy book is true in a way that religions other than yours cannot do with theirs.
I assume sufficient education and intelligence are present to accept the fact that Neither Egyptian nor Roman history records any persons known as Moses or Jesus. These individuals exist only in holy books, which themselves are copied from previous legends and myths.
Take your time
A great deal of intelligence can be invested in ignorance when the need for illusion is deep.~Saul Bellow
Birkenhead, UK
#8509 Apr 10, 2013
That's nice bub. But since they don't prevent life from changing over time, and it does, then evolution still occurs.
Yes, I get it. It HAS happened. Just like you just said above. And it works, just as already been demonstrated. Like every other fundie you ignore reality instead of dealing with it.(shrug)
Birkenhead, UK
#8510 Apr 10, 2013
No it isn't. Your job is to lie for Mohammed just as it's a fundie Christian's job to lie for Jesus.
Actually what you need is facts and evidence. "Proof" is for math and alcohol.
Holeeeee crud I cannot tell you how much I don't care.
Then trash your car, stop taking modern medicine, stop using your computer and go back to living in a cave foraging for your own chickens.
Science makes no theological claims. I have pointed this out already numerous times. Science doesn't say whether there is or is a God or not. Your problem is that the concept is not scientific, for the very same reason that the Cosmic Sheep from dimension Zog is not scientific. That's NOT our problem.
Your philosophy is relevant to you. That doesn't make it relevant to everybody.
Sure they should. It's their choice. Some however don't. There are scientists who are still theists. And because many of them still accept science they would STILL say you're full of sh t.(shrug)
Except you have no scientific evidence. There may or may not be a god. But since the big fella don't put his arm down for a blood test on a regular basis there's no way to tell. In fact since he doesn't do that, it's also perfectly possible the thing is just a figment of your imagination.
Slight problem - you don't know more about God than anyone else on the entire planet does. Period. Your proposal is no more valid than the Christian ideas or the Hindu ones or whatever. And remember that as "models", none of them come close to being the same as scientific models.
Actually all others are just the same as yours. Since they don't say how it did it either. They just provide a WHO, not a HOW, and they do so based on zero scientific evidence. Without a "how" that we can test via scientific means, the concept remains nothing more than philosophical mastrubation.(shrug)
Birkenhead, UK
#8511 Apr 10, 2013
Scientists should NOT make scientific predictions yet future fossil discoveries should prove your ideas? Aside from your childish previous argument from ignorance this sentence of yours alone demonstrates you don't have the slightest clue as to what you're talking about. Darwin made predictions, science validated them. That's how science works - it makes scientific predictions.
Then you whiny fundies come along that no-one takes your claims of an invisible magical Jewish wizard seriously even though (as you agreed) that makes no scientific predictions.
Science and atheism are separate concepts. Science does not "prove" atheism. However atheists are certainly correct when they point out that Goddidit with magic has no scientific evidence.
Birkenhead, UK
#8512 Apr 10, 2013
Have the IDCers come up with a "scientific theory" of IDC yet?
Thought so.
#8513 Apr 10, 2013
A word of about intelligent design
In fact it is neither
Intelligent implies knowledge of the latest scientific discoveries this is absent in ID
The alleged designer was so inept at 'design' he had to destroy the first attempt and start over
This simply does not compute
It enters into the realm of J.R.R. Tolkien's middle earth
Excellent fantasy
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#8514 Apr 10, 2013
Like I said, I would prefer that you do so. I find it much easier to read the answers in context.
On the contrary, the very heart of the scientific endeavor is the ability to predict what happens in new situations. The scientific method works as follows:
1. We observe some phenomenon. In the case of evolution, we see the fossils and their differences as we go to lower strata.
2. We make a hypothesis hoping to explain these observations. In the case of evolution, we hypothesize that the same adaptations that we see every day also explain how species change over time.
3. We use the hypothesis to mnake specific predictions about future observations. This is crucial because it affords an actual test for our ideas. In the case of evolution, many predictions have been made as to the form of the form of species that would be discovered in the fossil record in the future.
4. We go to the lab or the field and obtain more observations to see if our predictions actually hold up in practice. If they do, then our ideas are supported (at least in part). If they do not, then we have to modify or discard our hypothesis (depending on how central the prediction was to our hypothesis).
So, yes, prediction, whether it be of the location of planets in the sky, or the form of new fossils, is central to the scientific process.
And yes, the data at the time of Darwin was quite sufficient to show that species change over geological time (that *is* evolution). What Darwin proposed was a *mechanism* for that change. That mechanism is known as natural selection and yes, we *do* know how it works. In fact, it is a quite easy idea: whether an individual is able produce viable children is partly dependent on genetics and partly on the environment. Those individuals that are better adapted to their environment are more likely to produce viable offspring, so the genes of adpated individuals are more likely to appear in the next generation. This means that the genes in the population change because of the environment. As the environment change, the species adapts and so changes. This *is* evolution.
As to your claim that the *real* question is whether there is a plan, it turns out that this question has served very little is actually explaining how things behave in the real world. It has little predictive value and so is not testable in the way that a scientific idea has to be testable. In other words, the hypothesis that there is a plan is a dead-end when it comes to understanding the universe. As one scientists told Napolean when he ssked about where God appeared in his book; I have no need of that hypothesis. And that is precisely why we do not care.
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#8515 Apr 10, 2013
Exactly. This is why science requires its hypotheses to give precise predictions that can be tested. Without a way to check to see if we are wrong, we can easily go off in the wrong direction. Testability is what insures we do not.
But is can affirm or deny the claims made by religious people when those claims are testable. The only reason science has no say about God is precisely because God is not testable. That is also why the hypothesis that there is a God is ignorable.
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#8516 Apr 10, 2013
The question of origins is an interesting and often difficult one. And scientists *do* look at such questions. For example, when we ask how the solar system formed, we can look at other planetary sysytems and situations where such are forming *today*. This allows us to test our models and see which ones fit the data and which do not.
But you go one step further and postulate a plan beyond that workings of the natural laws we can test. So, when we see the natural laws working to form the water cycle, we can see how such does, in fact, form by itself from the conditions when it started. No extra intelligence is required to get things working.
You also make the basic mistake of thinking that the absence os a plan or an intelligence means that everything would be chaotic and random. This is a very common mistake among theists and I have never quite understood why they think it is the case. There *are* natural laws, those of physics and chemistry, and biology and those laws are not random. They naturally provide structure and a highly *non-random* set of how things can interact.
Once again, no intelligence is required, just those natural laws.
And that is why we fully expect to be able to understand how life developed on earth using the natural laws of organic chemistry. Life is a natural phenomenon, based on physics and chemistry. We know that manf of the material necessary for life are abundant in the universe (and even know how they are formed), and that they were common on the early earth.
So, the question for you is what additional explanatory power does the hypothesis that there is a God give us? What testable ideas does it have? In particular, what test would conclusively show it is wrong if things go a different way than what the hypothesis says? If there is no such test, then the hypothesis is not scientific and can be safely ignored.
"Liberty & Justice For All"
Since: Aug 11
United States of America
#8517 Apr 10, 2013
01. I agree.
02. His own writings indicate he was was faithful to the scientific method. He made predictions about the success or failure of his hypothesis being dependent on later scientific discoveries so, yes. he was honest .
Don't confuse Darwin with Dawkins. Darwin was a scientist and a truthseeker. Dawkins is just another flim-flam man who makes a money scamming gullible people with unresolved daddy issues.
"There is no Truth in Faith"
Since: Dec 08
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#8518 Apr 10, 2013
True! Life is hard, but as you should well know, it is harder when you are stupid.
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