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- Seagrape Terrace - serving breakfast, lunch and dinner this outdoor restaurant offers tasty lunches, delightful snacks and gourmet dining after sunset. Named after the prickly Seagrape tree found throughout the resort, the Seagrape Terrace is shaded by fragrant almond trees and overlooks Sunset Beach.
- Il Giardino - Open on Tuesdays and Sundays only. step into the elegantly frescoed Il Giardino and be instantly transported to a wonderfully romantic restaurant on the coast of Italy. The mouth-watering menu was created by our internationally-trained chefs and offers a variety of beautifully presented authentic Italian dishes.
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- The Prince of Wales - Pull up a stool and order a pint and a plate of fish and chips at this fun and authentic English Pub. Named in honour of Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales who has visited the resort twice, the pub is a place to rest, and enjoy savory pub fare and jovial atmosphere. Located in the Shopping Village. Open Wednesday - Sunday
- Aaarya - Open for Lunch & Dinner. Just inside the Shopping Village, this dual cuisine restaurant offers authentic Tandoori and Moghlai cuisine as well as sumptuous Thai dishes prepared by native chefs.
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Shiite militiamen parade through the streets of Baghdad and other cities in a show offorce as Sunni offensive edges ever closer
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The capture of the two towns - Qaim on the Syrian border on Friday and Rawah on the Euphrates river yesterday - dealt another blow to Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government, which has struggled to push back against Islamic extremists and allied militants who have seized large swathes of the country's north, including the second-largest city of Mosul.
But while Maliki has come under mounting pressure to reach out to disaffected Kurds and Sunnis, the display of heavy weapons by the Shiite fighters indicated that forces beyond Baghdad's control may be pushing the conflict towards a sectarian showdown.
Sunni militants have controlled the city of Fallujah in Anbar and parts of the provincial capital of Ramadi since January. The vast Anbar province stretches from the western edges of Baghdad all the way to Jordan and Syria to the northwest. The fighting in Anbar has disrupted use of the highway linking Baghdad to the Jordanian border, a key artery for goods and passengers.
In Baghdad, about 20,000 men, many in combat gear, marched through the Sadr City district with assault rifles, machine guns, multiple rocket launchers, field artillery and missiles. Similar parades took place in the cities of Amarah and Basra.
The parades were staged by followers of Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, who once led a powerful militia that battled US troops and was blamed for some of the mass killing of Sunni civilians during the sectarian bloodletting that peaked in 2006 and 2007.
Many of the fighters wore black and some of the unit leaders carried Iraqi flags, while others held signs with messages including "We sacrifice for you, O Iraq", "No, no to terrorism", and "No, no to America".
Similar parades were held in large southern cities including Basra, Najaf and Kut, all in the Shiite heartland.
Police and army officials said the al-Qaeda breakaway Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), along with allied militants, seized Qaim and its crossing, about 320km west of Baghdad, after killing 30 Iraqi troops in clashes on Friday.
The officials said people were now crossing back and forth without hindrance.
The mayor of Rawah, Hussein Ali al-Aujail, said Sunni militants captured the town yesterday. The local army and police force pulled out when the militants took control, he said. He said militants ransacked government offices in the town, along the Euphrates River some 275km northwest of Baghdad.
Sunni militants have carved out a large fiefdom along the Iraqi-Syrian border and have long travelled back and forth with ease, but the control of crossings, like the one in Qaim, allows them to easily move weapons and heavy equipment to battlefields.
ISIL aims to create an Islamic state that will incorporate both Iraq and Syria, where the group has become a major force in the rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad in country's bloody civil war.
But in a sign that the broad alliance of jihadists and anti-government elements behind the offensive might be fracturing, internecine clashes killed 17 fighters in northern Iraq. They were killed in clashes on Friday evening between ISIL and the Army of the Men of the Naqshbandiyah Order (JRTN), another Sunni insurgent group, in militant-held territory in northern Kirkuk province.
The Sunni insurgents driving the recent offensive include a host of other groups, such as loyalists of executed dictator Saddam Hussein.
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Staples has announced that long-time CEO Ron Sargent will step down later in June, just weeks after the group ended plans to acquire Office Depot, following a ruling by a US federal judge.
Sargent has been CEO since February 2002, and will leave the post after the company AGM on 14 June. He will continue as non-executive Chairman for this fiscal year (ending 28 January, 2017) on re-election at the AGM.
Shira Goodman, Staples' President of North America Operations, will become interim CEO. A special committee of the board will search for a permanent replacement, with the support of an executive search firm.
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3 Werner Gitt In the Beginning was Information Christliche Literatur-Verbreitung e.v. Postfach Bielefeld
4 The Author, Prof. Dr-Ing. Werner Gitt was born in Raineck/East Prussia in In 1963 he enrolled at the Technical University of Hanover (Technische Hochschule Hannover) and in 1968 he completed his studies as Diplom Ingenieur. Thereafter he worked as an assistant at the Institute of Control Engineering at the Technical University of Aachen (Technische Hochschule Aachen). Following two years of research work, he received his doctorate summa cum laude, together with the prestigious Borchers Medal, from the Technical University of Aachen, Germany, in He is now Director and Professor at the German Federal Institute of Physics and Technology (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt Braunschweig). He has written numerous scientific papers in the field of information science, numerical mathematics, and control engineering, as well as several popular books, some of which have been translated into Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, English, Finnish, French, Hungarian, Italian, Kirghizian, Polish, Rumanian and Russian. Since 1984 he has been a regular guest lecturer at the State Independent Theological University of Basle, Switzerland, on the subject of The Bible and Science. He has held lectures on related topics at numerous universities at home and abroad, as well as having spoken on the topic Faith and Science in a number of different countries (e. g. Australia, Austria, Belgium, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kirghizia, Lithuania, Namibia, Norway, Rumania, Russia, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland). 1st English Edition nd English Edition 2000 of the German Edition: Werner Gitt, Am Anfang war die Information 1994 by Hänssler, Neuhausen-Stuttgart, Germany of the English Edition 1997 by CLV Christliche Literatur-Verbreitung e. V. P. O. Box D Bielefeld, Germany Translation to English: Prof. Dr Jaap Kies, South Africa Checking: Russell Grigg, Australia Cover: Dieter Otten, Gummersbach Typography: Enns Schrift & Bild, Bielefeld Printed in Germany: by Ebner Ulm ISBN
5 Contents Preface... 9 Preface to the English Edition Preliminary Remarks about the Concept of Information Part 1: Laws of Nature 2 Principles of Laws of Nature The Terminology Used in the Natural Sciences The Limits of Science and the Persistence of Paradigms The Nature of Physical Laws The Relevance of the Laws of Nature The Classification of the Laws of Nature Possible and Impossible Events Part 2: Information 3 Information is a Fundamental Entity Information: a Fundamental Quantity Information: a Material or a Mental Quantity? Information: not a Property of Matter! The Five Levels of the Information Concept The Lowest Level of Information: Statistics The Second Level of Information: Syntax The Third Level of Information: Semantics The Fourth Level of Information: Pragmatics The Fifth Level of Information: Apobetics Delineation of the Information Concept Information in Living Organisms Necessary Conditions for Life The Genetic Code The Origin of Biological Information Materialistic Representations and Models of the Origin of Biological Information Scientists against Evolution
6 7 The Three Forms in which Information Appears Three Kinds of Transmitted Information The Quality and Usefulness of Information Some Quantitative Evaluations of Semantics Questions often Asked about the Information Concept Part 3: Application of the Concept of Information to the Bible 12 Life Requires a Source of Information The Quality and Usefulness of Biblical Information Aspects of Information as Found in the Bible God as Sender Man as Recipient Man as Sender God as Recipient The Highest Packing Density of Information The Quantities Used for Evaluating Information and Their Application to the Bible A Biblical Analogy of the Four Fundamental Entities, Mass, Energy, Information, and Will Appendix A1 The Statistical View of Information A1.1 Shannon s Theory of Information A1.2 Mathematical Description of Statistical Information A1.2.1 The Bit: Statistical Unit of Information A1.2.2 The Information Spiral A1.2.3 The Highest Packing Density of Information A1.3 Evaluation of Communication Systems A1.4 Statistical Analysis of Language A1.5 Statistical Synthesis of Language A2 Language: The Medium for Creating, Communicating, and Storing Information A2.1 Natural Languages A2.1.1 General Remarks on the Structure of Human Language
7 A2.1.2 Complexity and Peculiarities of Languages A2.1.3 The Origin of Languages A2.1.4 Written Languages A2.2 Special Languages Used in the Animal World A2.3 Does Artificial Intelligence Exist? A3 Energy A3.1 Energy, a Fundamental Quantity A3.2 Strategies for Maximising the Utilisation of Energy A3.2.1 Utilisation of Energy in Technological Systems. 227 A3.2.2 Utilisation of Energy in Biological Systems (Photosynthesis) A3.3 The Consumption of Energy in Biological Systems: Strategies for Minimisation A3.4 Conservation of Energy in Biological Systems A3.4.1 Animal Chlorophyll A3.4.2 Animals with Lamps A3.4.3 The Lung, an Optimal Structure A3.4.4 The Flight of Migratory Birds A The Flight of Migrating Birds: An Accurate Energy Calculation A The Flight of Migrating Birds: A Navigational Masterpiece References Author Index
8 Dedicated to Rona and Jörn
9 Preface Theme of the book: The topic of this book is the concept of Information, which is a fundamental entity on equal footing with matter and energy. Many questions have to be considered: What is information? How does information arise? What is the function of information? How is it encoded? How is it transmitted? What is the source of the information found in living organisms? Information confronts us on all sides; newspapers, radio and television bring new information daily, and information processing systems are found practically everywhere, for example in computers, numerical control equipment, automatic assembly lines, and even carwash machines. It should be noted that the activities of all living organisms are controlled by programs comprising information. Because information is required for all life processes, it can be stated unequivocally that information is an essential characteristic of all life. All efforts to explain life processes in terms of physics and chemistry only, will always be unsuccessful. This is the fundamental problem confronting present-day biology, which is based on evolution. Structure and purpose of this book: This book consists of three main parts and an appendix. In the first part the nature of natural laws is discussed. This introduction is indispensable for the subsequent formulation and evaluation of information theorems. The concept of information is clarified by means of many examples in the second and central part of the book. The basic principles are established by means of general theorems which are valid irrespective of the actual discipline. The purpose is to find laws of nature which hold for the fundamental entity known as information. With the aid of such theorems, it becomes possible to formulate conclusions for unknown situations just as can be done in the case of laws of nature. In contrast to theorems about many other characteristic natural quantities (e. g. entropy), the theorems about information can be clearly illustrated and their validity is easy to demonstrate. 9
10 The purpose of this book is to formulate the concept of information as widely and as deeply as necessary. The reader will eventually be able to answer general questions about the origin of life as far as it is scientifically possible. If we can successfully formulate natural laws for information, then we will have found a new key for evaluating evolutionary ideas. In addition, it will be become possible to develop an alternative model which refutes the doctrine of evolution. The topics and theorems developed in the first two parts of the book, are applied to the Bible in the third part. This provides a fresh way of unlocking the message of the Bible. Readership: The first target group of this book is those who have a scientific inclination; especially information and communication scientists and linguists. The concept of information is highly relevant for these scientists as well as for theologians, and the given examples cover a wide range of disciplines. For the sake of ease of understanding, chapters which contain many formulas, are placed in the Appendix, and complex relationships are illustrated graphically. Appendix: Questions which are closely linked to the concept of information (e. g. Shannon s theory, and artificial intelligence), but would distract the reader s attention, are discussed in the fairly comprehensive Appendix. The concept of energy receives ample attention, because energy plays a similarly important role in technology and in living organisms as does information. The title of the book: The title refers to the first verse of the Gospel written by John: In the beginning was the Word... This book continually emphasises the fact that information is required for the start of any controlled process, but the information itself is preceded by the Prime Source of all information. This is exactly what John has written, since the Word refers to the Person Who is the Prime Cause. General remarks: References to literary sources are indicated by the first letter of the author followed by a serial number, enclosed in square brackets. If there is a p and a second number in the reference, this indicates page number(s). 10
11 Acknowledgements and thanks: After I had discussed the manuscript with my wife, it was also edited by Dr Martin Ester (München), Dipl.- Inform. Daniel Keim (München), Dr Volker Kessler (Vierkirchen), Dipl.- Inform. Thomas Seidl, and Andreas Wolff. I am sincerely grateful for all their suggestions and amplifications. Werner Gitt Preface to the English Edition As author I am delighted that my book is now available in English. Prof. Dr Jaap Kies (South Africa) was responsible for the arduous task of translating the book into his mother tongue. Dr Carl Wieland together with Russell Grigg (Australia) proofread the translation thoroughly. I would like to thank all of those involved for their work in bringing this book into being. May it be a help to those who are seeking and asking questions, as well as to those who already believe. Werner Gitt 11
12 1 Preliminary Remarks about the Concept of Information By way of introduction we shall consider a few systems and repeatedly ask the question: What is the reason that such a system can function? 1. The web of a spider: In Figure 1 we see a section of a web of a spider, a Cyrtophora in this case. The mesh size is approximately mm. The circle in the upper picture indicates the part which has been highly magnified by an electron microscope to provide the lower picture. The design and structure of this web is very brilliant and the spider uses the available material extremely economically. The required rigidity and strength are obtained with a minimal amount of material. The spiral threads do not merely cross the radial ones, and the two sets are not attached at the points of intersection only. Rather, they run parallel over a small distance where they are tied or soldered together with very fine threads. Every spider is a versatile genius: It plans its web like an architect, and then carries out this plan like the proficient weaver it is. It is also a chemist who can synthesise silk employing a computer controlled manufacturing process, and then use the silk for spinning. The spider is so proficient that it seems to have completed courses in structural engineering, chemistry, architecture, and information science. But we know that this was not the case. So who instructed it? Where did it obtain the specialised knowledge? Who was its adviser? Most spiders are also active in recycling. They eat their web in the morning, then the material is chemically processed and re-used for a new web. The answer to the question of why everything works in this way, is unequivocally that information plays an essential role. 2. The spinnerets of Uroctea: The spinning nipples of Uroctea spiders are shown in Figure 2 under high magnification. The female has 1500 spinnerets, only a few of which appear in Figure 2, where 12
13 Figure 1: The web of a Cyrtophora spider. 13
14 Figure 2: The spinnerets of Uroctea. threads can be seen emerging from two of them. Silk having the required tensile strength is produced in the factories located directly below the spinnerets. All these complex processes are computer controlled, and all the required equipment is highly miniaturised. How is it possible that such a complex and minutely detailed manufacturing process can be carried out without mishap? Because the system contains a controlling program which has all the required processing information (see Chapter 7). 14
15 3. The Morpho rhetenor butterfly: The South American butterfly, Morpho rhetenor, is depicted in Figure 3 under various magnifications so that the detailed structure of its wing scales can be seen (Scientific American, Vol. 245, Nov. 1981, p. 106). The wings exhibit marvellous colourful patterns, metallic blue above (top left) and brown underneath (top right). The wings were analysed for pigmentation, but none was found. How can this colourful beauty then be explained? The detailed structure of the wings becomes apparent in three magnification steps, namely 50, 350, and 20,000. At the lower magnifications the structure resembles roof tiles, but when the magnification is 20,000, the secret is revealed. The structure is quite extraordinary: a regular grid of precisely constructed wedge-shaped ridges spaced at intervals of about mm. This pattern is repeated so accurately that the maximum deviation is only mm. No earthly workshop specialising in miniaturisation, would be able to make one single wing scale with this required precision. What is the purpose of this marvellous structure? A certain physical effect is utilised here in a marvellous way. It can be explained in terms of a simple example: When one drops two stones in a pool, concentric waves spread out from each point of impact. At some points these waves cancel out, and at other points they enhance one another. This effect is known as interference, and it is exactly this effect which causes the observed colours. When light rays from the sun impinge on the stepped grid, some colours are cancelled out and other colours are enhanced. The grid spacing and the wavelengths of the incident light are precisely tuned in to one another. How did this marvellous structure arise where everything is geared to a special physical effect? Once again the answer is: information! 4. The development of human embryos: The wonders which occur during the nine month gestation period, are unsurpassable. During the first four weeks of the new life, billions of cells are formed, and they arrange themselves according to a fascinating plan to shape the new human being. Around the fifteenth day a dramatic new development occurs: the first blood vessels appear. A 15
16 Figure 3: The South American butterfly Morpho rhetenor with wing surface sections under different magnifications. 16
17 few days later another wonderful event takes place: Within the tiny breast of the 1.7 mm long embryo two blood vessels join to form the heart, which begins to pump blood through the miniscule body before the end of the third week. The tiny new heart provides the developing brain with blood and oxygen. In the fourth month the heart of the fetus 1 already pumps 30 litres of blood per day, and at birth this volume will be 350 litres. In the embryonic stage lungs, eyes and ears develop, although they are not used yet. After two months the embryo is only three to four centimetres long. It is so small that it could literally fit inside a walnutshell, but even at this stage all organs are already present. During the following months the organs increase in size and assume their eventual shape. Various stages of human embryonic and fetal development are shown in Figure 4 [B3]: Part A: A four weeks old embryo which is 4.2 mm long: 1 boundary between back and abdomen, 2 incipient shoulder groove, 3 liver bulge, 4 heart bulge, 5 eye, 6 thin and thick part of the navel funnel, 7 Anulis umbilicalis, 8, Anulis umbilicalis impar, 9 coccyx. Part B: The embryo at four weeks when it is 4.2 mm long Part C: The nervous system of a two months old embryo which is 17.7 mm long: 1 Telencephalon (= the front part of the first brain bubble), 2 optical nerve, 3 Cerebellum, 4 Medulla oblongata, 5 Lobus olfactorius (sense of smell), 6 Nervus ulnaris (elbow), 7 Nervus obturatorius (hip region), 8 Nervus plantaris lateralis (outer foot-sole) and Nervus suralis (calf). Part D: Fetus of 75 mm, shown inside the uterus: 1 Placenta, 2 Myometrium (= muscular wall of the womb), 3 amniotic membrane. The amniotic fluid has been removed. 1 Fetus: After 12 weeks no new organs are formed. When organo-genesis (= embryo-genesis = the growth and differentiation of cells at the sites of new organs during the first 12 weeks) is concluded, the embryo is referred to as a fetus, and its further growth is known as fetal development. 17
18 Figure 4: Various developmental stages of a human embryo. How is it possible that embryonic development does not entail a disorderly growth of cells, but is systematic and purposeful according to a set timetable? A precise plan in which all stages are programmed in the finest detail, underlies all these processes. In this case also information is the overall guiding factor. 18
19 5. The organ playing robot: Would it be possible for a robot to play an organ? In Figure 5 we see exactly this. This Japanese robot, called Vasubot, even enthrals Music lovers. It has two hands and two feet which are able to manipulate the manuals and the pedals, and it reads sheet music by means of a video camera. The notes are then converted to the required hand and foot motions. This robot can read and play any piece of music immediately without first having to practise it. The reason for this ability is the information given in a program, together with all the required mechanisms. If the program is removed, the robot cannot do anything. Again we observe that information is the essential ingredient. Consequences: After having considered a few very diverse systems, we may conclude that the built-in information is the common factor. None of these systems could operate if the stored information was deleted. For a better understanding of processes occurring in living as well as in inanimate systems, we have to study the concept of information in detail. A professor of informatics at Dortmund briefly formulated a basic theorem, with which we could agree 2 : Anybody who can identify the source of information, has the key for understanding this world. (or: He who can give an account of the origin of information holds in his hands the key to interpret this world. ) The book The Character of Physical Law, by the American physicist Richard P. Feynman, may be regarded as a classic in the field of physics. The following is quoted from its preface [F1, p 172]: The age in which we live is the age in which we are discovering the fundamental laws of nature, and that day will never come again. In the field of physics most laws have probably been discovered and formulated since then. However, in regard to the fundamental quantity information, we are still squarely in the process of discovery. Based on previous work [G4, G5, G7, G8, 2 However, I would like to add the following condition. It is not clear from the statement whether God is referred to, or whether He is excluded. The question of the source of the information is acknowledged to be of fundamental importance, but even if the question about the source of the information has been answered logically correctly, one would not be able to really understand this world without acknowledging the Spirit of God. If the Bible really is the Book of Truth, as stated in many ways (e. g John 17:17), then it is the key for understanding the world. 19
20 G9, G17, G18] we will formulate in this book several theorems on information which are similar to laws of nature. For the purpose of appreciating the scope and meaning of the developed theorems, some fundamental properties of the natural laws are discussed in the next chapter. Figure 5: Organ playing robot. This organ playing robot was exhibited at EXPO 85 in Japan. It was developed by Prof Ichiro Kato of Wasedo University, and was built by Sumitomo Electronic Industries. The robot is now on show in the official Japanese Government building EXPO 85 (tsukuba). This illustrates the capabilities of robot technology, but this system cannot do anything which has not been pre-programmed. 20
21 PART 1: Laws of Nature
22 2 Principles of Laws of Nature 2.1 The Terminology Used in the Natural Sciences Through the natural sciences the world around us is observed for the purpose of discovering the rules governing it. Experimentation and observation (e. g. measuring and weighing) are the basic modus operandi. Hans Sachsse, who specialised in natural philosophy and chemistry, described (natural) science as a census of observational relationships which cannot say anything about first causes or the reasons for things being as they are; it can only establish the regularity of the relationships. The observational material is organised systematically, and the principles derived from it are formulated in the most general terms possible (e. g. construction of machines). Questions about the origin of the world and of life, as well as ethical questions, fall outside the scope of science, and such questions cannot be answered scientifically. Conclusions about matters that do fall within the scope of (natural) science, can be formulated with varying degrees of certainty. The certainty or uncertainty of the results can be expressed in various ways. Law of Nature: If the truth of a statement is verified repeatedly in a reproducible way so that it is regarded as generally valid, then we have a natural law. The structures and phenomena encountered in the real world can be described in terms of the laws of nature in the form of principles which are universally valid. This holds for both their chronological development and their internal structural relationships. The laws of nature describe those phenomena, events and results which occur in the interplay between matter and energy. For these reasons psychological emotions like love, mourning, or joy, and philosophical questions, are excluded from the natural sciences. Statements about natural events can be classified according to the degree of certainty, namely: models, theories, hypotheses, paradigms, speculations, and fiction. These categories are now discussed: Model: Models are representations of reality. Only the most important properties are reflected, and minor or unrecognised 22
23 aspects are not covered. Models are important because of their illustrativeness. A model is a deliberate but simplified representation of reality and it describes observed structures in a readily understandable way. It is possible to have more than one model for a given reality, and, because it is by nature provisional and simple, any model can always be improved upon. Theory (Greek theoría = view, consideration, investigation): Theories endeavour to explain facts in a unified representation of models and hypotheses. To put it briefly, a theory is a scientific statement based on empirical findings. Since empirical results are seldom final, theories are of a provisional nature, and the inherent hypothetical element inevitably causes uncertainty in the best case a statement can be made in terms of specific probabilities. Theories are therefore a means of tying observed facts together, and the best theories are those which attain this objective with the least number of inconsistencies. Hypothesis (Greek hypóthesis = assumption, conjecture, supposition): A hypothesis is an unverified scientific conjecture which contains speculations, and which amplifies an incomplete empirical result, or provisionally explains some fact. Any new hypothesis must be based on facts, and it may not contradict the known laws of nature. If a hypothesis serves as a methodological guide when a new research project is undertaken, it is known as a working hypothesis. When observational facts support a hypothesis, the probability of its being true is increased, but if ONE contradicting fact is uncovered, the hypothesis must be rejected (falsification). As early as the 17th century Blaise Pascal ( ) said that we could be certain that a hypothesis is false if ONE SINGLE derived relationship contradicts any observed phenomenon. Paradigm (Greek parádeigma = example, sample): When a certain theory (or a system of hypotheses, or a world-view) pervades entire fields of research or an entire scientific era, it is known as a paradigm. Such a view then dictates the scope for specific researches and delineates the presuppositions used for explaining individual phenomena. If a system of hypotheses has been derived from presuppositions dictated by a world-view, it usually cannot be reconciled with the available facts. Typical examples are geocen- 23
24 tricity (refuted by Copernicus), and phlogiston chemistry (disproved by Lavoisier in 1774). It is hoped that this book will help to uproot the current evolutionary paradigm. Speculation: When a statement is based purely on discussion, fantasy, imagination, or contemplation, and does not correspond to reality, it is speculation, or merely an intellectual game. Because no actual experimentation is involved, it is easy to make undiscoverable mistakes. In thought experiments difficulties can easily be evaded, undesirable aspects can be suppressed, and contradictions can be deftly concealed. Thought experiments can probably raise questions, but cannot answer any; only actual experimentation can provide answers. In this sense the hypercycle proposed by Manfred Eigen is pure speculation [G10, p ]. Mere speculation without experimentation and observation is not science, neither is pure deduction from arbitrary presuppositions, nor is a biased selection of observations. Even the most abstract theory should not lose contact with reality and experimentation; it must be empirically verifiable 3. Thought experiments as well as deductions from philosophical postulates not based on observation, are speculations. Fiction (Latin fictio = fabrication, story): A fiction is either a deliberate or an unintentional fantasy which is not based on reality. Sometimes a false assumption (fiction) can be introduced deliberately for the purpose of clarifying a scientific problem methodologically. 3 Verification (Latin verus = true, facere = make):verification means that a statement is tested experimentally. The result of such a verification is not generally valid, however. It holds strictly only for cases which have actually been confirmed, because the possibility that hitherto unknown counter examples may exist cannot be excluded. If one contradictory case is found, then the statement is rejected (falsified!). This can also be expressed as follows: It is not possible to verify a theory; a theory can only be falsified. A theory is good if it could be falsified very easily, and when it survives all open criticisms and tests, it can be accepted. 24
25 2.2 The Limits of Science and the Persistence of Paradigms We have discussed different categories of laws of nature and can now realise that many statements are often formulated with far too much confidence and in terms which are far too absolute. Max Born ( ), a Nobel laureate, clearly pointed this out with respect to the natural sciences [B4]: Ideas like absolute correctness, absolute accuracy, final truth, etc. are illusions which have no place in any science. With one s restricted knowledge of the present situation, one may express conjectures and expectations about the future in terms of probabilities. In terms of the underlying theory any probabilistic statement is neither true nor false. This liberation of thought seems to me to be the greatest blessing accorded us by presentday science. Another Nobel laureate, Max Planck ( ), deplored the fact that theories which have long ago become unacceptable, are doggedly adhered to in the sciences [P3, p 13]: A new scientific truth is usually not propagated in such a way that opponents become convinced and discard their previous views. No, the adversaries eventually die off, and the upcoming generation is familiarised anew with the truth. This unjustified adherence to discarded ideas was pointed out by Prof. Wolfgang Wieland (a theoretical scientist, University of Freiburg, Germany) in regard to the large number of shaky hypotheses floating around [W4, p 631]: Ideas originally formulated as working hypotheses for further investigation, possess an inherent persistence. The stability accorded established theories (in line with Kuhn s conception), is of a similar nature. It only appears that such theories are tested empirically, but in actual fact observations are always explained in such a way that they are consistent with the preestablished theories. It may even happen that observations are twisted for this purpose. 25
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For almost 20 years, luxury retailer Neiman Marcus has teamed up with an automaker to offer rare, limited edition automobiles in the pages its famous annual holiday catalogue. The vehicles have run the gamut over the years, but have slowly been eking up in price and exclusivity in the past few years. 2011 saw a Ferrari FF Neiman Marcus, while 2012's car was a McLaren 12C Spider. As we announced a few weeks back, the retailer's 2013 holiday car is the Aston Martin Vanquish Volante.
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Aston Martin unveiled its droptop Vanquish Volante a couple months ago at Pebble Beach, and for 10 lucky souls, the high-performance convertible is going to be a hit this holiday season. Neiman Marcus just released its Christmas Book for 2013, and the car of choice for its annual catalog of high-end goods is none other than the 2014 Aston Martin Vanquish Volante.
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Wish to spice up the walls of the child's bed room but nonetheless getting nightmare flashbacks about getting rid of everything 70's wallpaper? Your search is over, because detachable wall decor might be only the answer you are searching for.
Previously, designing walls involved pasting pieces of paper which were virtually impossible to get rid of. Not just that, however they were equally impossible to align. Colored wall wall art grew to become popular for some time, however they needed lots of work along with a good amount of creative talent. Lots of people used stencils to try and acquire a professional-quality, but ultimately you had been left with many different effort for something which your son or daughter may grow fed up with very rapidly.
Nowadays, vinyl wall graphics come in most shapes and dimensions. Wall decor and printing technologies have merged to produce great items which are filled with vibrant color. On top of that, they are simple to apply and are available off your walls just like rapidly – departing no glue, residue, or trace of the mark behind. This advantage alone could be worthwhile, however element in how unpredictable and altering children's tastes could be… and that is whenever you realize how important it is to buy detachable wall decor.
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Chapel Tunnel is a room in Phendrana Drifts in Metroid Prime. It is a passage for the Morph Ball, with two pillars obstructing it. These can be passed by destroying lower sections of each with bombs; Samus can reach these by destroying boxes to fall down, each of which requires two bombs. After doing this, the far door can be reached.
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Thief, real name PJ Wolf, is an Australian singer-songwriter who sounds like he might be up for spitting in your face during foreplay. Not sure why that's the visual that entered my head when I hit play on his first UK single release, Closer, but I'm going to run with it:
Closer is an upbeat number that has me feeling all kinds of tickled in all the right places. Not much more to say about this other than I can't wait to hear more from this cheeky chappy. Closer is due for release on 25th March and precedes the release of Thief's identically titled Closer EP which is out on 12th May.


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Can anyones help me with this!!!?
x - ( x/2 + .5) = y y/2 - 1 = 0the answer is 55 - ( 5/2 + .5) = 2 2/2 - 1 = 0
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Hey all!
Windows 7 x32 Ultimate retail, installed during new component install 8 months ago.
Running an AMD x4 on an Asus motherboard, about 8 months old now with 4 GB ram.
Windows explorer will crash randomly, sometimes just browsing a folder, or viewing pictures, or zipping up a debug file to send here (ironically)
It will mention no antivirus installed, as I recently uninstalled it thinking it might help. I have run full antivirus scans, malwarebyte scans and am proficient with autoruns and general troubleshooting techniques. Any help is appreciated.
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I was told that it was just installed with a theme, a quick google search for that shows it is more than a theme (grrr) . Sorry for the trouble, thank you for the quick response.
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Matthew "Matt" Mullins (born November 10, 1980) is a five time martial arts world champion, and a stunt performer for numerous films and games. He provided the motion capture for Nathan Drake's stunts in Uncharted: Drake's Fortune.[1] His résumé has shown that he is returning to the series with Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, returning to his role of Nathan Drake's Motion Capture Actor.[2]
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Some of them later said they didn't mean it, or changed their minds, but all of them at one stage pointed right. Elvis Presley told President Nixon he had been studying 'communist brainwashing' and suggested he be made a 'Federal Agent-at-Large', Geri Halliwell revealed to The Spectator 'We are true Thatcherites'. But who spoke out in support of Enoch Powell, and who thinks Dubya is 'incredible... a gangsta'?
1. Elvis Presley The meeting of the King and the President at the White House on 21 December 1970 was initiated by Elvis himself. Presley wrote a long, rambling six-page letter to Nixon, expressing his concern for the country and suggesting he could use his position to help as 'the drug culture, the hippie elements, the SDS, Black Panthers etc do not consider me as their enemy'. Presley also suggested he be made a 'Federal Agent-at-Large' in the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. In their face-to-face meeting, Presley stressed his love of his country and told Nixon he was 'on your side'. He also said he had been studying 'communist brainwashing' and that the Beatles had been 'a real force for anti-American spirit'. Presley gave Nixon a commemorative World War II Colt 45, which the president sent him a thank you letter. The picture of Elvis and Nixon is the most requested item from the US National Archive, more so than the Bill of Rights or the Constitution of the United States.
2. Tony Hadley The Spandau Ballet singer, a long-standing Conservative, is said to be in the hunt for a Tory seat. At this month's party conference he was talking tough on crime: 'The fabric of society is torn. We need Cameron to be more like Thatcher, to say enough is enough.' Hadley was later welcomed in the bar by an impromptu Conservative chorus of 'Gold'.
3. Ted Nugent The hard rocker is renowned for his conservative views and anti-drug/alcohol stances. At the National Rifle Association's 2005 convention he told delegates he wanted rapists, burglars and child molesters 'dead'. Nugent gave a rare interview to The Independent last year in Texas, where he outlined his beliefs on subjects such as Iraq: 'Our failure has been not to Nagasaki them.' On the TV show Texas Monthly Talks meanwhile, Nugent explained how 'Instead of arresting people for molesting children 24 times, I would rather the dad walked into the room found the person molesting that child and blew his brains out'.
4. Eric Clapton A drunk Clapton spoke out in support of Enoch Powell at a gig in Birmingham in 1976. 'I think Enoch's right... we should send them all back. Throw the wogs out! Keep Britain white!'. His reported remarks were a factor in the creation of Rock Against Racism.
5. 50 Cent In 2005, Fiddy told GQ he thought Dubya was 'incredible... a gangsta'. He revealed he would vote for Bush if his felony conviction didn't prevent him from voting. 'I wanna meet George Bush, just shake his hand and tell him how much of me I see in him.'
6. Geri Halliwell At the height of Girl Power, in 1996, the Spice Girls gave a Christmas interview to The Spectator , in which Geri revealed their true inspiration 'We are true Thatcherites,' she explained. 'Thatcher was the first Spice Girl, the pioneer of our ideology.'
7. Kid Rock The rock rapper, who dedicated his debut album Grit Sandwiches For Breakfast to oral sex, was briefly married to Pamela Anderson and was once voted MTV's Sluttiest Male Celebrity, is also a big Republican. At the 2004 Republican National Convention, Rock declared that if he were President he would never get caught having sex in the Oval Office, but would install cameras in the Lincoln Bedroom. Rock was pencilled in to headline a youth concert organised by Bush daughters Jenna and Barbara in 2005 until various family groups protested.
8. Johnny Ramone On induction to the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame in 2002, the Republican declared, 'God bless President Bush.' Johnny, who died in 2004, once said: 'People drift towards liberalism at a young age, and I always hope they change when they see how the world really is.'
9. Phil Collins The drummer, currently being reappraised thanks to a gorilla, famously promised to leave the UK if Labour were elected in 1997, and did indeed move to Switzerland. Prior to the 2005 election, Noel Gallagher urged: 'Vote Labour. If you don't and the Tories get in, Phil is threatening to come back.'
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With its crisp visuals, brisk pace and strategic action more addictive than any narcotic, Advance Wars remains one of the best Game Boy Advance titles ever published. But while it must have been tempting for the developers to use the DS touch screen and microphone to radically change the experience, Nintendo has sensibly opted not to fix what aint broke.
Dual Strike ups the ante with a handful of new military units that can be deployed in combat, tag-team battles where you can use the special powers of two commanding officers in the same skirmish, and special events where the action is spread across the DS two screens and players only have limited control over the action. Wireless multiplayer combat also makes this edition tower above its already-classic predecessors, and the DS touch screen makes creating your own battle maps a cinch.
But aside from these minor tweaks, the core game remains exactly the same; the turn-based battles are still beautifully designed and offer tremendous depth for hard core strategy nuts and newbies alike, the stylish presentation never gets in the way of the compelling action, and strong story elements effortlessly draw you into Advance Wars colourful world and scintillating sci-fi story. If you havent already got a Nintendo DS, Dual Strike is reason enough to take the plunge.


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