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Milpitas church members will gather April 4 to 13 to work on service projects for the city and at schools for the second annual "Milpitas Cares" effort.
Milpitas Cares is being held in April to coincide with Volunteer Month throughout the city, and volunteers from participating churches and community groups are targeting 14 service projects and three collection efforts.
These range from helping to clean up parks, classrooms and mobile home parks, to collecting blankets, eyeglasses and school supplies.
The pilot program that took place last May involved seven churches, 11 service projects and more than 200 volunteers. This year the number of service projects, churches involved and volunteers is expected to increase.
Banners and lawn signs promoting the event have been popping up around the city, including in front of the nine churches sponsoring the service projects.
The concept for Milpitas Cares came from a group of Milpitas pastors who join monthly to pray for each other and organize events like the National Day of Prayer.
"We came up with Milpitas Cares to love and serve our city. What happens is we talk to the city and they tell us what projects they would like done. Parks they would like to get cleaned. Sometimes we have thoughts … I am trying to get a dumpster through the city and we are going to go out and clean out the whole neighborhood near Selwyn Park," said Robert Mize, Cathedral of Faith pastor.
"We are going to go door-to-door and try to clean the street, try to do whatever we can to make it look better," Mize said.
"This is just some way for us to take ownership and let us all work as a community together," added Mark Simmons, business manager at Christ Community Church.
"It's really getting neat. We are going deeper than we did last year, asking each of the teachers at Randall (Elementary School) and Rose (Elementary School) what would make the biggest difference in their classrooms, and helping them with that," Simmons said.
The service projects are open to anyone in the community and not just church members, said Mark Tumney, senior pastor at Christ Community Church.
He said that Milpitas Cares "is just a way that we can organize some event to just really bless the city."
"I think we are slowly trying to build momentum to make this an avenue for people to volunteer for the city. All of us want to live in a good city and help contribute in any way we can, this is one way the churches can help. We don't just want to be people who meet behind walls to worship, we want to make a tangible difference in the community," Tumney said.
For more information on Milpitas Cares, including how to sign up to assist on a project or create a new project, visit milpitascares.org.
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Among the best NFL free agents Dominique Rodgers Cromartie has located a brand new house in the Big Apple. His latest salary using the Denver Broncos was $800K for 2013. It seems like Rodgers is getting a significant pay raise for the coming season. Rodgers spent a week in the Big Apple visiting the Jets and Giants. Rodgers displayed powerful fit skills at an early age. Determined by his family members Dominique took a liking to Football and started playing with area kids. It was when Rodgers attended Lakewood Ranch High School where Cromartie attracted national attention for his remarkable stats. Cromartie was namedAll-Region, All-Category 5A and All-District 11 defensive back and wide receiver. Cromartie's abilities lead him to a scholarship Tennessee State University.
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie Net Worth $6 Million
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Jenny's ClosetPresents: Item: Collection of 4 BOOKS on NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGE / LINGUISTICS: (please note that one, #4 listed below, is not a book, but a typed paper stapled) 1. Linguistic Structures of Native America (Viking fund Publications in anthropology Number six) third reprinting, 1967 2. The Navaho Language (A Publication of the Education Division, U.S. Indian Service) Deseret Book Company, 1972 3. A Grammar of Akwesasne Mohawk (Mercury Series, Ethnology Division, Paper NO 8 , National Museum of Man, National Museums of Canada Ottawa, June 1973. 4. The Evolution of Third Person Verb Agreement in the Iroquoian Languages. by Wallace L. Chafe, University of California, Berkeley. (stapled 24 page paper plus diagrams). These books are all from the extensive library from the Estate of a local St. Petersburg Doctor, historian, anthropologist. I bought the bulk of his library years ago and have kept it stored in boxes. I am going to try and sell some of them here on ebay. They are older used books and not in perfect condition. They are fine for reference. Please look at the pictures and ask any questions you may have prior to bidding. Notes: Welcome to my closet. I aim to offer ... read more


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I'm always the one to motivate people, but believe it or not I got my own insecurities. - in as much as one tries to think straight, sometimes that evil thought creeps in your mind to discourage you of a lot of things. - And these can be from your circumstances to your body image.
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For example; When the mentality of "I'm too fat, my this/that is too big, so I can't wear this/that" sinks in,..check out fabulous curvy bloggers or celebrities who be werking it like no other's business.
When the negative feeling of your circumstance can't change sinks in, read the bible or history about noble people like Mandela, Abraham, etc.
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This 'all-black' ensemble look is what I wore on Saturday for my friend's house bday party. Even though it's minimalistic, 'all-black errthang' is one of those looks that I think its classic. - there's something empowering yet so dark about it. And of course there had to be some pop, lol! - necklace did just that. I love the two toned leggings (partly leather & party cotton). It has enough stretch for ultra comfy that compliments your assets (wink!).
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"Moorfield A&E is shockingly badly organised"
About: Moorfields Eye Hospital (City Road) Moorfields Eye Hospital (City Road) London EC1V 2PD
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Lets get this out of the way - The staff all did a pretty good job. But Moorfield's A&E dept is organised chaos. I went there last week and was there for over 4 hours in total. The place is so badly organised. This is supposed to be the best known eye hospital in the UK BUT they can't even find a decent location to stick up an eye examination chart.
They've placed the chart on a wall that is also a corridor for staff. so when you're trying to take a basic eye exam you have about 10 members of staff walking back and forth. I've never in my life had to take an eye exam with moving objects constantly walking back and forth. It delays the procedure by about 2 minutes. Now factor in they do this test to all patients and there see some 7,000 patients a month 2 x 7000 = 14,000 minutes wasted or 233 hours a month.
Eventually you're taken to a 2nd waiting room, where you have a giant screen TV and the only information it displays is next to useless. You have no idea where you are in the queue to be seen. You're scared to go to the toilet in case you miss your turn. You have no idea if there is anywhere to get food or drink.
When you do eventually get to see the doctor you find out the equipment he has to use is something out of world war 2. I've had my eyes examined at my local A&E five years ago and what they had then was far more modern. And even my local high street optician has more modern equipment. My doctor had to hold up some lens with his hand infront of my eye and 3 times I almost got poked in the eye.
People go to Moorefields thinking they're going to the best eye specialists in the country who have access to the best equipment and sadly that's far from the truth. Perhaps that's true of their other departments. But the A&E is just so badly laid out and the equipment so old I'd recommend you look elsewhere. The only benefit I can think of going to Moorfields over any other local A&E is simply the doctor that sees you has more experience. But the equipment he's given to use is out of the dark ages. If an eye hospital can't even manage to properly locate a simple eye chart then it shows they have set themselves a very low standard.
Response from Moorfields Eye Hospital (City Road) 4 years ago
I'm sorry to hear that you had a poor experience with us. We are well aware that the lay-out and space in our A&E department are far from ideal and are due shortly to start a project to refurbish and expand the area, which we hope will improve the experience for patients in future. The number of patients visiting our A&E increases every year - it rose from nearly 75,000 to nearly 80,000 between 2010/11 and 2011/12 - and this, together with the age of the main hospital building, creates challenges in providing the standard we would like to in some cases. Most patients in A&E are seen within the four-hour target, with many waiting for considerably less time, and I can only apologise that this did not happen in your case.
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Its not surprising to me that you have found your code suitable to your programming style and thought processes. The real question is, how many other authors find your method factories suitable to their programming style and thought processes. And if every one of us with a custom method factory that we prefer uploaded it to CPAN there would be hundreds of such modules, all slightly different, and all the more useless as the difficulty of figuring out which is The One To Use would become all the more intractable.
Anyway, I should add that releasing such a factory as part of the Rose framework is to my mind totally fine. You arent advertsing it as a generic method factory, and you aren't suggesting that people outside of yourself should use it for anything not Rose. Which seems to me on an abstract level to be about the same as DDS where i have about 10 lines of code that do method generation. I didn't bother to stuff it into a seperate module because DDS isn't a framework. But to me the two are both just utility code used to make our own lives easier. They arent intended to make anybody elses life easier, which is good, because they probably wouldnt.
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The two-hour season premiere The Biggest Loser: Families kicked off last night with the same dignity-sapping formula: the contestants were forced to go shirtless to provide a clear view of tummies spilling over spandex, stretch marks glistening and man boobs jiggling unfettered while they walked to the dreaded scales for the first weigh-in.
The Moment of Truth: You had to feel for Heba, a 30-year-old from North Carolina, who bravely ascended the stage in her orange sports bra only to be told that at 294 lbs. she was the heaviest woman on the show. It can't be easy realizing you're the fattest woman on a show full of, well, fat women and men. And doesn't she know it: "I'm the fattest girl here," she observed in an interview afterward. But they also don't mention she's the tallest woman at 5 ft. 10 in., so in reality she's probably no worse off than, say, Amy from the Purple team, who checked in at 5 ft. 5 in. and 239 lbs. The purest moment for a Biggest Loser fan is the first weigh-in of the new season. We watch with glee and relief and Schadenfreude knowing our size 14 is like a size two in Ranch land, that a size 16 is comfortable and a size 12 is positively skeletal. In only a few weeks, of course, the contestants will be dropping pounds and growing cheekbones at an alarming rate, and we'll begin to feel like that person trainers Jillian and Bob hate as we splay out on our couches watching other sweat the pounds away.
On the D-List: The premiere also gave us a glimmer of these contestants' personalities, because up until the weigh-in we heard a lot of shrieking as Bob and Jillian traveled to the teams' hometowns to "surprise" them in front of the cameras with news they'd made it onto the show. Soon after we were shown the first contestant interviews … and heard the familiar last-ditch attempts which brought them on to the show: I'm doing it for my kids (wife and husband Vicky and Brady of the Brown team), I'm doing it for my dad (Jerry and daughter Coleen from the Yellow team), I'm doing it because I'll die otherwise (pretty much all of them. Come to think of it, there were an inordinate number of references to dying in last night's episode, with several contestants threatened with death due to heart failure, lung failure, liver failure or a myriad other causes. But to be fair, they were also informed that Bob, Jillian and Dr. Huizenga can save them).
Jerry, for example, was touted early on in the episode as one to watch … death watch, that is. It starts with Jillian, who tells him to stay on the treadmill as long as he's still alive, before going over to shout at his poor self-described "shy" daughter Coleen as she pumps iron: "Think about your father who's about to drop dead on the treadmill!" Jillian, as she promises early in the episode, is meaner than we've seen her in a long time.
Jerry, a 51-year-old police sergeant from Ohio, is not brimming with passion but we get the feeling he's got heart. When he weighs in at 380 lbs., he makes no over-egged proclamations. He cries a little and says he knows he has to change: "Absolutely have to. There's no doubt." He looks beleaguered, and you get the sense he's silently vowed to lay off the Cheetos.
It gets worse for Jerry when he's granted an audience with Dr. Huizenga, who calls him "one of the sickest ever to be put on the show." The doc follows that up with "we've got a wall of worry with you. You've got every risk factor known in medicine." Perhaps Dr. Huizenga should be renamed Dr. Hyperbole, which turns out to be fitting because he doesn't stop there. The goal, he says then, is to transform Jerry from "the sickest person ever into a healthy person." The sickest person EVER? We aren't told exactly what Jerry has, but it sounds positively alarming.
Sweat, Spit and Tears: From there they all hit the gym, and Stacey of the green team (along with husband Adam) shows a refreshing humility in an interview before going in: "I was about to pee my pants." No one pees anyone's pants, but Ed, who sounds like Putty from Seinfeld and proclaimed host Alison Sweeney "a little hottie" at the top of the show, does drool dramatically and spit up something white.
And if we still didn't get how hard it was, Tom from Massachusetts informs us in a strong Boston accent, "This isn't hahd. This is extreme." And Phillip from the Red team tells us he's getting through it by going to his happy place.
Onwards and Upwards: The contestants had to run a mile up a hill in searing heat to grab some flags … the loser got a two-pound penalty at the next weigh-in … and the Brown team lost handily. While they were losing, we got a glimpse of Brady's unpleasant side. "I can't breathe," Vicky cried, while her supportive husband says it's "irritating" he can't go on without her. Charming. We make a note to watch out for this potential villain. Coleen wins the challenge, and therefore immunity, and it's a sweet tribute to her dad when she collapses, exhausted, and uttered: "I did this for you, dad."
Next they're sent to Huizenga's dungeon one by one. The doc shows Amy, a smoker, a set of pink plastic (we think) lungs expanding and contracting. Then he shows her a facsimile of HER lungs, which are apparently black and constricted by an endless, interwoven river of yellow fat. You'd never know it to look at her that she had a pulsating alien inside her, but if Dr. Huizenga says so… Then he drops the bomb: She may be 26 years old, but her true biologic age is 47. She looks horrified and we move on to the next victim.
LT ("Little Tom" from Massachusetts), we learn, lives on a Michael Phelpsian diet of double cheeseburgers by day and French fries by night, but without the benefit of vigorous swimming or eight gold medals. He smokes, too, which prompts Dr. Hyperbole to invoke the death threats again. But LT takes it all in stride, keeping his tone chilled and face expressionless.
The last-chance workout is full of standard-issue collapsing and dramatic exclamations. At the end of the day, it's just another workout at The Ranch. The contestants, though, want us to know it's especially bad. No doubt to the consternation of mothers everywhere, Heba compares bench pressing to the pain of childbirth, explaining, "There's no epidural for exercise."
The Elimination: At the weigh-in, most of the contestants experience double-digit weight losses usually seen in the first week. The Green and Orange teams fall below the line, and the elimination is swift, with Vicky voting for the Green team because they work too hard … 155% too hard, to be exact. From there it's all downhill for Adam and Stacey when Red votes for Green "with heavy hearts."
With Green disposed of, we sense a conspiracy if not an alliance brewing. Hmmm, they let the heaviest woman, Heba, stay on with her very heavy husband.
When we next see the Green team, Stacey down to 175 lbs. and her husband Adam is looking fit and handsome. She says their relationship was strengthened by the show and they love each other even more; they're adorable, and we find ourselves wishing Brown had lost instead of them. –Sara Hammel
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Unanswered: check a forms list box value in a qry
I have a qry that needs to check the value of a list box on a form and return null or 1, the form is frmReport the listbox is lbReport
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iif(frmReport.lbreport (what do i use here? Code.value ? Code.ListIndex) = cp(for value), 5 for listIndex),null,1)
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The problem diff make table qry is run depending on the value in the lb. and if the value is avalue then some columns will not be available, IIF evaluates both sides so i would still get the error, What i will do is add dummy cols the the make table that is run for aValue
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Congratulations to Carrie D, winner of the spa pedicure!
We are always on the lookout for a salon and spa that offers great full service treatments in a chic and unique atmosphere. Our newest discovery is Gente Bella Salon & Spa in Chilliwack, which has you covered from head to toe as you get ready for summer, for that special night out or just because you want to treat yourself (our favourite reason). One step through the door is all it takes to recognize just how unique this little gem is. From the giant rock feature in the guest seating area to the grand light fixtures lining the way to the treatment rooms, you can't help but get excited to see what else is in store throughout the rest of the spa!
Being a Chilliwack resident, owner Lesley Reid wanted to keep things local when she decided to open a salon and spa of her very own. That she did when she chose a bustling new area in the heart of the city! Previously a hair studio, the Gente Bella that sits there today is very unique from what was originally in that space. Drawing inspiration from her staff, nature, and the classy likes of Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe, Lesley succeeded in creating a beautiful spa destination that balances modern design with natural elements.
Since opening their doors in 2009, Lesley and her team have been working towards a space where visitors can "come in as clients and leave as friends." This friendly approach to business has seen Gente Bella continue to grow, including a revamp and expansion in 2010 allowing them to offer additional services to their friends and potential clients!
This expansion included a completely redesigned hair studio, which now includes a fantastic waterfall feature, a designated men's zone and 12 hair stations for the ladies! The new space has allowed them to better serve their clients in various ways, from being able to accommodate larger wedding parties and last minute appointments to offering better lighting required specifically for men's precision cutting.
The most unique feature at Gente Bella, however, isn't their hair cutting stations, or the ever-changing scents in their steamroom, or even their mud contouring treatment (although they are all very special) – it's their washhouse. The washhouse, which we now refer to as the most incredible hair washing station, is the place to have your hair washed.
Using a combination of colourful water features, accent lighting, scalp massage techniques and relaxing music, guests are encouraged to shut out the rest of the salon, and the rest of the world when the washhouse door closes behind them. A trip to the washhouse is included with any hair service, so you'll leave with a little piece of zen even if you don't make it over to the spa side! Pure bliss.
Gente Bella prides itself in offering only the best products. Eminence, L'anza, Paul Mitchell and OPI are just a few of the great products that are used throughout the spa and are also available for purchase. Looking for that perfect shade of nail polish? Gente Bella carries both the new collections and the classics – giving mani and pedi guests the very best selection!
Speaking of pedis, we are excited to send one of our lucky readers to Gente Bella Spa for a Spa Pedicure to get their tootsies ready for summer! Winner will be announced on May 27, 2011. Please leave a note below to be entered to win, or post the following on Twitter for an extra entry:
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Our bestseller is this traditionally cold smoked Organic Salmon from the clear and very exposed waters of the west coast of Ireland. It offers the pure pleasure of oak-smoked salmon with no other flavours to distract from the mouth-watering taste.
Also available as a whole (unsliced) side - select the product below that has the weight "990g". Please note that the weight might vary from 900 to 1,100g.
1kg / 2lb: A full side of salmon, suitable for a dinner party. Sliced.
990g: stands for a whole, unsliced side of ca. 1kg or 2 lb. Weights can vary.
750g / 1.65lb: Ideal for a dinner party. Sliced.
500g / 1.1lb: A good portion for a family or a small dinner party. Sliced.
200g / 7oz: Enough for two people. Sliced.
100g / 3.5oz: Our smallest pack is ideal as a single portion, ca. 4 slices.
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The Burren Smokehouse is a family-run business that was set up in 1989 by Birgitta & Peter Curtin. They researched the smoking traditions in Ireland and in Sweden and the idea of the Smokehouse was born. For over a century now, the Curtin family have owned the 'Roadside Tavern' nearby which was the first place where their own smoked salmon was served. Its quality became known very soon, and pubs, hotels and restaurants in the Lisdoonvarna area started to order salmon from the Smokehouse. At that time three people were working in the Smokehouse, today there is a team of twelve. Orders started to come in from all over Ireland, followed by those from hotels and restaurants in the UK. Nowadays, the Burren Smokehouse supplies smoked salmon all over the world, within 48 hours.
The Burren Smokehouse continues to extend its reputation in its original market areas and has developed a major business in Corporate Mail Order and online orders where companies use modern dispatch facilities to send sides of smoked salmon to their clients worldwide. Many of these patrons are from Continental Europe and the U.S. with a growing number coming from the Far East and the emerging Eastern European markets.
The Burren Smokehouse has also addressed the wholesale and bulk catering markets including airline catering, supermarkets and specialist gourmet food chains in continental Europe and the United Kingdom. Over the past years it has gained extensive experience in developing product and packaging requirements for specific client needs and is now in the process of marketing this expertise in the European markets.
We carefully source our quality raw materials for the Burren Smoked Salmon, Trout and Mackerel. We control our own quality standards with backup of regular testing from independent laboratories and regular checks from organisations who certify us.
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With Gov. Gary Herbert's signature on March 25, the state of Utah became the first in recent times to officially accept gold and silver coins as legal tender at their true value, prompting praise from sound-money advocates warning about the future of the Federal Reserve System and its fiat money.Read on...
The "Utah Legal Tender Act," as the new law is known, "recognizes gold and silver coins that are issued by the federal government as legal tender in the state and exempts the exchange of the coins from certain types of state tax liability," according to the bill. The law does not force anyone to accept or pay in precious metals, but rather provides the option for those who wish to do so voluntarily.
In essence, the bill legalizes currency competition in Utah by removing punitive state taxes on individuals and businesses trading in precious-metal coins. Among the taxes that federally minted gold and silver coins are now exempt from are state sales and capital gains. Federal taxes, however, still apply — despite the U.S. Constitution's clear language stating that no state shall make anything except gold or silver a tender in payment of debts.
On top of the state-tax exemptions, the law also orders the revenue and taxation committee to study the possibility of adopting another form of legal tender for the state. After the study is completed the committee is instructed to offer recommendations and prepare legislation for the 2012 legislative session.


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The library provides specialized resources that you can use to research your topic. Use this guide as a reference while you do your research.
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"Moral disagreement is more widespread, more radical and more persistent than disagreement about matters of fact."
I have two main comments to make on this suggestion: the first is that it is almost certainly untrue, and the second is that it is quite certainly irrelevant.
The objection loses much of its plausibility as soon as we insist on comparing the comparable. We are usually invited to contrast our admirably close agreement that there is a glass of water on the table with the depth, vigor and tenacity of our disagreements about capital punishment, abortion, birth control and nuclear disarmament. But this is a game that may be played by two or more players. A sufficient reply in kind is to contrast our general agreement that this child should have an anesthetic with the strength and warmth of the disagreements between cosmologists and radio astronomers about the interpretation of certain radio-astronomical observations. If the moral skeptic then reminds us of Christian Science we can offer him in exchange the Flat Earth Society.
But this is a side issue. Even if it is true that moral disagreement is more acute and more persistent than other forms of disagreement, it does not follow that moral knowledge is impossible. However long and violent a dispute may be, and however few or many heads may be counted on this side or on that, it remains possible that one party to the dispute is right and the others wrong. Galileo was right when he contradicted the cardinals; and so was Wilberforce when he rebuked the slaveowners.
There is a more direct and decisive way of showing the irrelevance of the argument from persistent disagreement. The question of whether a given type of inquiry is objective is the question whether it is logically capable of reaching knowledge, and is therefore an a priori, logical question. The question of how much agreement or disagreement there is between those who actually engage in that inquiry is a question of psychological or sociological fact. It follows that the question about the actual extent of agreement or disagreement has no bearing on the question of the objectivity of the inquiry. If this were not so, the objectivity of every inquiry might wax and wane through the centuries as men become more or less disputatious or more or less proficient in the arts of persuasion.
(Renford Bambrough, "A Proof of the Objectivity of Morals," The American Journal of Jurisprudence 14 [1969]: 37-53, at 41-2 [italics in original])
Note from KBJ: With all due respect to Professor Bambrough, this is a travesty. The question is not whether persistent disagreement about moral matters is logically compatible with moral objectivity. Of course it is! For all we know, there are moral values floating in the sky, invisible and, to date, inaccessible to human beings. The question is not about logical possibility; it is about probability. How likely is it that there are objective moral values, given that the greatest minds humanity has produced (from Socrates onward) have spent more than 2,000 years trying desperately to discover them, with no success? There is no more agreement today than there was 2,000 years ago. In fact, there is much more disagreement! The disagreement is not just persistent; it is pervasive. There is disagreement in metaethics; there is disagreement in normative ethical theory; and there is disagreement in practical ethics—on every conceivable topic. There is even disagreement about which method to use in formulating and testing a normative ethical theory! Some philosophers say that intuitions are irrelevant. Some say that they are relevant but not dispositive. Some say that they are dispositive. In my judgment, the probability that there are objective moral values is less than .00001. Yes, that's greater than zero, but not by much.
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I'm trying to make a PowerPoint diagram (of an extended argument) for my Philosophy of Religion course. If someone could help me, I'd appreciate it. Here's what I need. At the top, I need three boxes (in which I will type text), joined by a brace. Call these boxes 3, 4, and 5. There is an arrow going downward from this brace to another box (6). This box is joined (with a brace) by another box (2), with an arrow going downward from that brace to another box (7). This box is joined (with a brace) by another box (1), with an arrow going downward from that brace to another box (3a/8). This box is joined (with a brace) by another box (2a), with an arrow going downward from that brace to another box (4a). This box has an arrow pointing downward from it to another box (5a), and that box has an arrow pointing downward from it to another box (God). One more thing. There is a box (1a) above box 2a, with an arrow going downward from 1a to 2a. I know this is confusing, but perhaps someone who knows PowerPoint can do it for me in a flash. I just wasted 15 minutes trying to do it. All I got was a headache.
Addendum: If I get a diagram, I will fill in the text and post the PowerPoint on this blog, so that readers can see the argument. It's Samuel Clarke's version of the Cosmological Argument.
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8-31-89 . . . This is a season that Detroit Tiger fans like me would just as soon forget. The Tigers lost their eleventh consecutive game this evening, dropping their season record to 47-88. Nothing seems to be going right for them. They've had injuries to key players (Jack Morris, Jeff Robinson, Alan Trammell, and Gary Pettis); their pitching has faltered at crucial times; and the hitting has been atrocious. The team is last or next to last in both team hitting and team earned-run average. I wish I could say that I've taken the team's stumble in stride, but I haven't. There are days when I laugh as the scores are announced on television. I expect the Tigers to lose; the only question is to whom and by how much. How will they lose tomorrow's game? The only consolation is that things cannot get worse. In fact, I look upon this season as a cleansing experience. Just five years ago, in 1984, the Tigers were on top of the world. They began the season with thirty-five victories in their first forty games and never looked back. The post-season was a breeze. Five years later, the team is the pits. Perhaps it's a five-year cycle, in which case things will get better. One thing is clear: Things can't get any worse.
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Here is the final kilometer of today's stage of the Tour of Spain. The leadout train was going 36.6 miles per hour at one point.
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To the Editor:
Re "Downturn Dims Prospects Even at Top Law Schools" (Business Day, Aug. 26):
By taking away the possibility of easy employment in high-paying jobs, the economic downturn may end up helping the current crop of law students.
Very few law students at elite schools make meaningful explorations of the broad array of career choices available to law school graduates. Instead, lured by prestige and a high salary, they march through on-campus interviews to large urban law firms, where a great many end up leading unfulfilled lives.
As the jobs with large salaries disappear, law students will draw on the thoughtfulness, intelligence and perseverance that got them into law school in the first place in order to find employment that they actually find rewarding. They will also find creative ways to pay their loans and other expenses.
Most law graduates already do not expect a starting salary of $160,000 and yet are able to make ends meet. Graduates of elite schools will adjust to the new financial realities and come out better for it.
Michael F. MelcherNew York, Aug. 26, 2009The writer, a graduate of Stanford Law School, is the author of "The Creative Lawyer: A Practical Guide to Authentic Professional Satisfaction."
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Cosmic Thing (1989).
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Here is video from today's exciting (and dangerous) stage of the Tour of Spain. Note the riders going across the grass at high speed.
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Dear Keith,
I just bought Tammy Bruce's The Death of Right and Wrong on iTunes today. I've listened to about two hours so far.
She is extremely interesting. She is a former Los Angeles director of NOW and is now a conservative radio talk show host. She is totally secular and a lesbian. Her life story is fascinating. She's kind of like a right-wing Paglia.
If you are ever looking for some relatively light and entertaining reading about the culture and its mores, I recommend this one. I am enjoying it a great deal.
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Yesterday, in Wichita Falls, Texas, I did my 18th bike rally of the year and my 464th overall. This is the mother of all rallies: the Hotter 'n Hell Hundred. I've been doing this rally for 20 years. My friend Joe has done 25. I know you will laugh when I tell you this, but I'm dead serious. The temperature was in the mid-60s (degrees Fahrenheit) at the start. (We rolled at 6:44.) I shivered for the first hour. My body is not used to anything below 70º! The official high temperature for the day in Wichita Falls was 89.2º. The lowest we've had for this rally (in 20 years) is 84º. The highest is 105º. I guess you could call yesterday's rally the Warmer 'n Heck Hundred.
I rose at 3:30 at my house in Fort Worth to make the long (121.6-mile) drive to Wichita Falls. I arrived shortly after six and met my friends in the dark at the designated spot. Joe had picked up my packet the night before, so he handed me my ride number, which I quickly pinned to my jersey. Joe said that some 13,000 people had signed up to ride. We threaded our way through the crowd and got onto the course ahead of the racers. This isn't cheating, because we're not racers. Nor are we alone. Quite a few people left early. It makes for safer riding during the first hour—until the waves of racers and rally riders reach us.
During the rally, we came upon several accidents. In every case, there were emergency vehicles already on the scene, with police officers and race volunteers channeling riders through small gaps. I saw several riders lying in the middle of the pavement, unconscious. Some had neck braces on and some had been placed on stretchers for transport to hospitals. It was a sobering experience, seeing these crash victims. You might wonder why I or anyone else would risk such injury. What can I say? It's fun. You can't get the fun without the risk. Why do you drive your car? You know you could be killed on the way to the grocery store, but you still do it. I hope the injured riders recover from their injuries and get back on the bike soon.
I stayed with my friend Joe and his 14-year-old son Jason the entire way (101.9 miles). Bryce dropped us in the first few miles and we never saw him again. He was doing the 100-kilometer course. Mike, who was also doing the 100k course, rode with us for about 20 miles. Randy rode with us to Burkburnett, where he veered off for Wichita Falls. I've done that shortened course five times. It comes to 74 miles. The other 15 times, I rode 100 miles. We also rode with Harold for a while, a man we met earlier this year in Italy. He was doing his first century. Unfortunately, we got separated in the pack and never saw him again. I hope Harold accomplished his goal and stayed safe. We found Don at the rest stop in Burkburnett. For a 63-year-old man, he can hammer! His wife Donna was to meet him at the rest stop and complete the century with him. (The couple that rides together stays together.) We also saw Julius and Troy at the rest stop. Marc was at the rally, but I never saw him. My friend Phil trained for this rally, but had to pull out with tendinitis (in his knee) at the last minute. We missed you, Phil! Get well soon and do the century with us next year. It wasn't the same without your whining, although Randy did his noble best to pick up the slack.
My little camera (Nikon Coolpix S220) worked splendidly. I carried it in my middle jersey pocket. I snapped pictures at rest stops and even snapped some while riding, dangerous though that was. I'll post images in days to come, perhaps explaining each scene as I do so. If you can believe it, I never tired. Even at 80 miles, I felt strong as a bull. We fell in with a big pack near the town of Charlie. Many of the riders wore the same jersey (Texas Irish). I'm no parasite, so, after enjoying the bus ride for a while, I rolled to the front to do some work. The two men at the front didn't seem to want me there. This made me mad, so I rode away from them. There was another pack a couple of hundred yards ahead, so I bridged across at over 25 miles per hour. My heart rate soared to 166, which is close to my physiological maximum of 168 (the formula is 220 minus one's age). Once I reached this pack, I went immediately to the front, where three people were doing the work. I waited momentarily for the lead rider to catch up to me, then increased the pace, hoping that the four of us could get away. The rider couldn't stay on my wheel. That meant I was alone, with two huge packs behind me. Needless to say, one person can't hold off dozens, for the dozens are taking turns. The original pack with all the Texas Irish eventually absorbed me. Hey, it happens even to the best of riders, as you know if you watched this year's Tour de France.
We stopped four times for water, fruit, and rest. I always have a triumphant feeling when I roll into downtown Wichita Falls, with spectators cheering. Someone handed me a finisher's pin. I took a couple of pictures, shook hands with Joe and Jason, and rolled to my car for the long drive home. I was away from home for almost 12 hours, during which time I drove 245 miles and rode 102.9 (counting warm-up and cool-down riding). When you think of all the things that could have gone wrong on a day such as this, that nothing went wrong is miraculous. I had a great time.
Statistically, I averaged 18.76 miles per hour for 101.9 miles. (Elapsed time = 5:25:50.) That makes it my fourth-fastest rally of 2009. A year ago, on the same course, I averaged 19.56 miles per hour. The difference is that I hammered into Burkburnett a year ago. This year, I stayed in the pack with Joe and Jason. I mentioned that my maximum heart rate was 166. My average for the day was 119, which is well below my record of 132. My maximum speed on the flat course (the profile is misleading) was 31.4 miles per hour. I burned 3,011 calories (but probably ingested 1,500 along the way, in the form of cookies, PowerBars, PowerBar Gels, sport drinks, bananas, and spicy peanuts). I stopped in Decatur on the way home for Taco Bell bean burritos, which hit the spot. I bought five tacos for Shelbie.
If you own a bike and want a challenge, do next year's Hotter 'n Hell Hundred. People come from all over the country (and probably many other countries) for this event. I spoke with riders from California and Tennessee yesterday and saw a thousand or more different jerseys. You should not be deterred by the numbers. There may have been 13,000 riders in town, but I didn't have to wait for anything. The rally is beautifully organized.
Addendum: Here is a story about yesterday's rally, from a Wichita Falls newspaper. I read it after I wrote this post.
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This is a team of destiny. Watch out, Yankees! My Tigers beat you in the playoffs in 2006. It will happen again!
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Regardless of their respective strengths and weaknesses, all of the bills for health care reform are too complex to explain, grasp and support. And Republicans have made it abundantly clear that they will oppose any truly meaningful change.
Yet these very obstacles present the president with the opportunity to do what is sensible and right: to put his conviction, passion and clout behind a single-payer system.
Will people be afraid of so radical a change? The majority probably will; people tend to fear the unknown.
But "the shock of the new" is as old as innovation itself. Eventually, people adapt to change and ultimately embrace it.
Byron AlpersShorewood, Wis., Aug. 26, 2009
Note from KBJ: This is a remarkable letter in that it typifies the progressive mindset. First, the writer says that all of the bills are "too complex to explain, grasp and support." But those damn Republicans oppose them anyway! Are people supposed to accept something that can't be explained to them and that they cannot grasp? I don't recall hearing anything quite that stupid. Second, the writer explains opposition to health-care reform in terms of fear (of "the unknown"). Does that mean that those who support reform do so out of love or hope? Why would an emotion explain opposition but not support? Third, the writer is correct that "people adapt to change." Captured Africans adapted to slavery; Soviet citizens adapted to tyranny; convicted felons adapt to prison. What is this supposed to show?
Note 2 from KBJ: With regard to change, the writer confuses self-imposed change with change imposed by others (e.g., political elites). The former, even when radical in nature, is acceptable; the latter, expecially when radical in nature, is not. Americans are not averse to change; but they don't view it as intrinsically good, either. Change, to be acceptable, should be (1) endogenous (rather than exogenous), (2) gradual (rather than abrupt or radical), and (3) self-imposed. Anyone who has been paying attention can see that most Americans aren't buying what the progressives are selling. Progressives don't understand this. "Don't you morons realize that we're trying to help you?" They explain opposition in terms of stupidity, ignorance (of relevant facts), fear (see the letter), or malevolence (a desire to deprive people of health care). If progressives ram a health-care bill through Congress, Americans will punish them at the polls come November 2010.
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There's a little over one month left in the regular season. Things are heating up! If the playoffs started today, the Detroit Tigers would meet the New York Yankees; the Boston Red Sox would meet the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim; the St Louis Cardinals would meet the Los Angeles Dodgers of Los Angeles; and the Colorado Rockies would meet the Philadelphia Phillies. Detroit would meet Los Angeles in the ALCS and Colorado would meet Los Angeles in the NLCS. Detroit would beat Los Angeles in the World Series, just as I predicted before the season started.
Please note that I have not given up on my adoptive team, the Texas Rangers. These are not your father's Rangers. Usually, they wilt in the heat of summer; but here it is, almost September, and they're alive and well. The pitching has been terrific this year and the hitting merely mediocre (or above average). Third-year manager Ron Washington has brought a new mentality to the team. I wouldn't say that it's his team yet, but he has put his imprint on it. Some of our players actually steal bases! I've even seen a few sacrifice bunts this year! The defense is very good, and sometimes spectacular. Michael Young has proved this year that he is one of the game's superstars. He began as a second baseman, moved to shortstop to accommodate Alfonso Soriano (who refused to play outfield), and then moved to third to accommodate the Rangers' phenom Elvis Andrus, who is everything the scouts said he would be. Young won a Gold Glove at shortstop a year ago. I expect him to win a Gold Glove at third base soon, perhaps this year. I am honored to be able to watch him on a daily basis.
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Here are several gorgeous images from yesterday's prologue at the Tour of Spain, which is the third-hardest stage race in the world (behind the Tour de France and the Giro d'Italia). The winner of the prologue was—who else?—Swiss cyclist Fabian Cancellara, who averaged 33.55 miles per hour on the 2.98-mile course. The man is a monster.
Addendum: Here is video. As you can see, one of the riders fell on the rain-slicked ramp while departing.
Addendum 2: The Tour of Spain started in the Netherlands. Go figure.
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8-29-89 . . . Barney Frank, a United States Representative from Massachusetts, has admitted publicly that he hired a male prostitute and subsequently employed the man as a personal assistant. Frank, a liberal Democrat, announced a couple of years ago that he is a homosexual, but it didn't seem to bother his constituents, for they have reelected him at least once. This latest incident, however, may change their minds about him, for it calls his judgment and moral scruples into question. According to Frank, he got in touch with the man through a gay newspaper. The man had advertised his services by claiming to have "hot buns and a large endowment" (!). Following this initial liaison, Frank employed the man as a personal assistant or "gopher"—someone who runs errands for a fee. It's not clear whether they continued to have sex during this period; Frank denies it. He says that he was trying to "rehabilitate" the man. As you can imagine, conservatives are having a field day with the incident. Robert Novak [1931-2009] says that Frank is a sleazeball and pervert who should be drummed out of Congress for ethical violations. Conservatives insist that their attacks on Frank have nothing to do with gay-bashing; they would make the same arguments, they say, if a heterosexual member of Congress hired a female prostitute. As for me, I'm more interested in the drama and in what it says about our political culture than in making judgments about Frank. I do admire him as a politician. He's articulate, hardworking, and committed to liberalism. I wonder if [sic; should be "whether"] this recent incident will cause his demise as a politician and public figure. Time will tell. [Frank, now 69, is still a member of Congress.]
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09:02 10 May 2011
Film star and former California governer Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver are separating after 25 years of marriage.
The pair released a statement announcing the split, which said:
"This has been a time of great personal and professional transition for each of us.
"After a great deal of thought, reflection, discussion and prayer, we came to this decision.
"We consider this a private matter, and neither we nor any of our friends or family will have further comment."
They said they were working together on the future of their relationship while living apart and they would continue to parent their four children together.
A statement issued by The Terminator star's spokesman said:
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The couple met at a charity tennis tournament in 1977 and married in 1986.
Schwarzenegger finished a seven-year run as California governor in January 2011 and said a month later that he was ready to make movies again.
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Follow one anglers quest to unravel a boyhood mystery as he uncovers the legend of the famed 'mouse year'. The stuff of folklore, 'Once in a Blue Moon' reveals the mystery of an event that occurs briefly just once a decade. This strange and unreal story takes us into some of the most remote and beautiful parts of New Zealand as we follow one anglers quest to document and unravel a childhood mystery and catch the fish of a lifetime.
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The trade deficit fell in May, reflecting a rise in U.S. exports to the highest level in history and a temporary decline in foreign oil...
WASHINGTON — The trade deficit fell in May, reflecting a rise in U.S. exports to the highest level in history and a temporary decline in foreign oil prices. But the improvement is likely to be short-lived, with oil prices again hovering around record levels.
The Commerce Department said yesterday that America's trade imbalance declined to $55.3 billion in May, an improvement of 2.7 percent from April.
However, the deficit with China rose to $15.8 billion, the highest since last November, pushed upward by a 12.8 percent surge in imports of Chinese clothing and textiles. In the first five months this year, Chinese clothing and textile shipments are up 53.6 percent from the same period in 2004.
Even with the narrowing of the overall deficit in May, the trade imbalance through this year's first five months is running at an annual rate of $681.6 billion, 10 percent above last year's all-time record of $617.6 billion. Analysts say the underlying trends are so strong that the deficits this year and in 2006 will set record highs.
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A San Diego police car exploded into flames while traveling on a highway early Sunday.
The SUV was fully engulfed on State Route 163 near 10th Avenue around 1 a.m.
A police sergeant was returning from the San Diego Chargers game at Qualcomm Stadium in the department's recruitment vehicle when the SUV caught on fire according to the news photographer covering the incident.
When San Diego firefighters arrive, someone on the scene can be heard warning them that the vehicle was a police car and that there was ammunition inside.
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Michael Bay has stated that the world of Transformers: Age of Extinction will be a very different place. The events will take place 4 years after Dark of the Moon, when Chicago felt the wrath of the alien war. It seems those events left a bad taste in the mouth, as the humans have vigilantly outlawed all transformers as detailed in these brand new posters.
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The story of Simon Templar - better known as the Saint - began in 1928, as Leslie Charteris began writing a series of novels that would transform popular literature. A creature of his time, Simon Templar was a debonair swashbuckler - a modern-day 'Robin Hood' who preyed upon the criminals and had a gay old time as he did it! The Saint's popularity has continued for nearly 90 years, inspiring movies, radio dramas, comic books, and three legendary TV series.
Fans of Leslie Charteris will be excited to hear that Paramount has secured the rights to the Saint, likely meaning that we're about to see that telltale halo on the big screen once again. As Deadline report:
"Producing deals are being closed now, but it's likely that Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Brad Krevoy and Robert Evans will be among the producers in hopes of launching another action franchise at the studio."
Simon Templar is a modern version of a classic trope; the swashbuckler who dispenses justice to the ungodly, the vigilante who brings fear to the criminals, the Robin Hood who gives aid to the defenceless. His calling-card is a piece of paper, on which he lazily sketches a stick-figure with a halo over its head. By the time Charteris had published a few books, he was already envisioning the criminal classes quaking in fear when they opened an envelope and found that inside it!
Vigilantes are all the craze nowadays. On the whole, I think society is currently characterized by a distrust of authority, by a belief that the system's rules are actually in favor of those who break the law, and that the corrupt escape justice. Just like Robin Hood in his time, the vigilante - such as the Saint - is a legendary breath of fresh air, a reassurance that there is still justice in the world, and a chance to mock the corruption that we would otherwise fear. The Saint may be fictional, but in the 1920s and 1930s - all the way through to the present day - vigilantes like Simon Templar bring something truly positive to society.
Not that the Saint won't need a little bit of work in order to strengthen the franchise. With the exception of the Saint's recurrent love-interest Patricia Holm, the books present a very limited view of the female sex. Patterning many of his stories on classic swashbuckler tales, Leslie Charteris tended to portray women as damsels in distress, in need of the Saint's manly heroism. What's more, you always got the feeling that an attractive girl was an essential element of a Saint story - and in spite of his relationship with the fair Patricia, the Saint showed no inhibition about wooing the girls he met. There's one scene that describes him as "making love" to a girl in the street - a scene that becomes far less graphic when we remember that, at the time, that phrase actually meant a passionate kiss.
As will be clear, I'm a huge fan of the Saint. Leslie Charteris's books and short stories are like nothing else, and the cultural impact of the Saint can't be overstated. Charteris himself joked that he received so much fan mail that, at times, he began to wonder if it were the Saint who was the real figure, and Leslie Charteris who was the literary myth! Only a handful of other heroes, notably Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes, have ever been received with such unalloyed delight. The last film, starring Val Kilmer, completely failed to capture the joy and wit of the books; I hope that this time, Paramount will do the Saint justice.


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The last 10 seconds of tonight's Scream Queens has us thinking all kinds of thoughts because it appears that the guy who looked the most suspicious in the very first episode, and yet we somehow totally forgot all about that, is perhaps indeed The Red Devil.
(Or, at the very least, a Red Devil.)
"I don't want your first time to be with a murderer," Pete (Diego Boneta) tells Grace (Skyler Samuels), moments after we see him packing up his bags to flee the campus, after telling someone on the phone that he's had enough, and "This isn't me."
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The phone call, of course, along with the reveal that he still has that Red Devil costume hanging in his closet (nice hiding place, ya chump!), leads us to believe that Pete has been doing some very nasty, murderous deeds, but probably was not the mastermind who orchestrated the whole thing.
Why? Well, remember when Boone (Nick Jonas) died at the hands of his own "brother" in a Red Devil costume? And that whole scene with Boone and Gigi (Nasim Pedrad) showed us that the Red Devil that killed Boone was pulling all the strings? Well, Pete CANNOT be Boone's brother. Because Boone is Grace's brother. And that would add up to the yuckiest incest twist TV has ever seen. Ryan Murphy wouldn't dare...Would he? I mean, they dressed up as Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey from How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days for Halloween, for crying out loud. That MUST be kept sacred.
Assuming Pete is not Boone's brother and therefore not the H.R.D.I.C. (Head Red Devil in Charge), the question remains: WHO IS? In next week's two-hour season finale, all will be revealed. So here's our final ranking of the least to most likely:
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3. GRACE: Just because she's the last person you'd expect, she is still possibly a bathtub baby (or at the very least, the sister of one), and she's been showing her true murderous colors as of late.
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2. CHANEL OBERLIN: That whole scene at the mall made no sense. Why would Chanel, the most self-serving person on the planet, decide to turn around and face The Red Devil instead of flee, unless she was trying to show everyone she's not The Red Devil? Either that harpoon "wound" she suffered at the mall was some very low-budget theatrics, or the girl was faking it and holding between her arm and torso. There wasn't a drop of blood to be seen. Also: She could very well be related to Grace and Boone. Have you noticed how much Chanel and Grace look alike? And share a brain when it comes to ways of killing people (Munch)? The show started off with Chanel and Grace facing off, and there just has to be more of a connection there.
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1. DEAN MUNCH: Ryan Murphy himself hinted from the very beginning that the Red Devil killer is obvious. So obvious that it might be the last person you'd expect. That has to be Munch, right? She's already been ID'd by pretty much every main character as The Red Devil, she is directly tied to the night of the bathtub murders, AND she is someone Pete was fighting to protect (telling Grace not to kill her--which, let's face it, is pretty sound advice). Munch also clearly was ahead of every single scheme Chanel had to off her in tonight's episode. She knew about the cider. She knew about the freezing chamber. She knew about the pool. My best guess? Munch is The Red Devil and she has either Chanel #3 (those earmuffs still have to be transmitting to someone, right!?) or Chanel #5 in on it. Chanel #5's Size 0 lingerie rant was perfectly timed to keep the girls away from the pool.
Could it be ANYONE ELSE? Who am I missing? Perhaps Chad Radwell, the only Dicky Dollar left standing? Tweet me your best theories @KristinDSantos, or post them below. Looking forward to next Tuesday's finale and the final reveal! Let's watch it together, shall we?


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This cathedral is one of the oldest in the United States and for this reason has some interesting history behind its stunning exterior. It was officially named the Cathedral-Basilica of Saint Louis, King of France, and had its first version built in 1718. However, there were three more reconstructions, the final expansion and rebuilding happening in 1850. If you're up for the adventure, take a tour and learn about how the cathedral is supposedly haunted by Pere Antoine, a priest who was buried with the church, as well as Pere Dagobert, a monk whose voice is said to be heard on rainy days.
The most famous section of this street consists of three short blocks that pack in a lot of action of the musical variety. Who doesn't enjoy live music while out to eat or out for the evening? This street is where you'll find all of the best live music venues and bands. Spend your day looking through the bookstores, admiring the Creole style Townhouses, and enjoying some coffee shops. Then enjoy dinner and music at one or more of the popular venues on the street, including The Spotted Cat, The Maison, Blue Nile, and Bamboula's.
Head to New Orleans' Central Business District for a look into the United States' contributions to the Allies and eventual victory in World War II, as well as the battle of Normandy. This museum prides itself in providing an emphasis on the American experience during this war and is affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution, so you can be sure that you'll leave educated and satisfied with your experience at the museum.
Here's your chance to experience and understand the history and culture of the city of New Orleans! The center is dedicated to the preservation and research of New Orleans and general Southern Gulf culture and history, and is located in the French Quarter. Archives include the Sugar Bowl, life after Hurricane Katrina, the William Russel Jazz Collection, and the William C. Cook War of 1812 in the South Collection.
Getting lost here would not be a bad thing in the least- with over 50 live exhibits, you can wander for a few hours and continually feel entertained. The Underground Gallery gives visitors a "bug's eye view" of what it's like to live in an insect's world. It has gigantic animatronic insects and an oversized exhibit, giving you the feeling of being 1000th of the size you really are. The Butterfly Garden is what partially gives the Insectarium its name, and is filled with hundreds of live butterflies so you can interact with them.


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