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It's December 15; Good Morning UnionThursday, December 15th, 2011
"You may go, your son will live." John 4:50
Back in Cana a royal official, whose son was sick, came and begged Jesus to heal him. Jesus' response seemed a bit abrupt at first when I read it. "All you guys want are miracles!" It probably DID get tiring to be hounded for help all the time. But the man didn't really care how it looked, all he wanted was for his son to be healed. "Sir, just please come before my child dies."
Jesus said, "You may go, your son will live." The man said, "Please COME," and Jesus said, "You GO!" And I like the next sentence; "The man took Jesus at His word and departed." Fitting nicely into my theme of the commands of Jesus or, WDJS, no matter what I ask for am I willing to respond to what Jesus offers? THAT is the key question to this whole series. I may not know what Jesus would DO in every situation that people would apply the WWJD acronym to but what do I do with what He says?
The man believed and went back home. On the way some of his servants met him with the good news that his son was well. "What time did he get well," asked the father. "About 1pm yesterday." That was the exact time that Jesus "commanded" the man to go. I wonder how many times Jesus is answering my requests with even better answers than I hope for but I hesitate or may not even respond because I said "come," and He said "go?"
I think I've said it before; I believe that if it's important to God it is clear in His word! So when the commands of Jesus are clearly stated, the challenge becomes, what am I doing with the clarity of His word and His will for me?
Have a great day responding to that clarity,
Pastor Rich
Quote for the day: "A rich person is not the one who has the most but the one who needs the least."
PS If you are staying around for the break here is an update for you—the Sabbath School class that normally meets in the Student Center will be meeting in the Ortner Lobby during the vacation.
PS This is the last GMU for the semester. Have a great holiday break and we'll see you all back for classes and a continuation of "What Did Jesus Say" on Monday, January 9!!


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What Can I Do With A Major In Computer Science?
Computer science is concerned with the structures and procedures necessary to acquire, represent, organize, store, retrieve and disseminate information. It also focuses on the design, analysis, implementation, testing and modification of computer software in individual and networked computer systems. Computer science degree programs study problem-solving techniques, develop problem-solving ability, study computer programming language environments, software methods and tools, computer systems architectures, and general theories in computer science. Study in computer science provides the foundation for diverse occupations in the computer industry to include software engineering, artificial intelligence, computer systems software, operating systems and data communication. A major emphasis in computer science is on software design methodology and tools, algorithms, and data structures.
Is This Major For You?
You might like this major if you also like: mathematical and logical puzzles; giving precise and elegant explanations for how things work; and building mechanical or electronic gadgets
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- Database Administrators
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- Software Engineer
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- Introduction to Computer Science
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- Calculus I, II
- Algorithms
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- Digital Media
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American Association for Artificial Intelligence
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Scoop is in!! Scoop up these players!
Brian Hoyer (QB) CLE - Are you in a Fantasy League that you need to dress 2 QB's? Then here's a guy you'll want to grab this week. Hoyer might have got himself the starting job for the remainder of the season after Sunday's performance against the Vikings. Hoyer threw for 321 Yards with 3 Touch Down passes. Only downfall was the fact that he threw 3 interceptions, but all in all he looked way better than Weeden's first two weeks.
Geno Smith (QB) NYJ – If you got Cam Newton or Aaron Rodgers, you're gonna be looking for a QB that you can plug in this week to cover the Bye. Geno Smith is my favorite guy for this spot start this week. After passing 331 yards and two Touch Down passes this past weekend, Smith is starting to look more comfortable in the pocket over in New York. He's also got a favorable match up this week against the Tennessee Titans.
Donnie Avery (WR) KC – If you watched the Chiefs/Eagles game, you would have noticed how valuable Avery was in KC's win of the Eagles. Avery caught all 7 passes that were thrown his way and turned all his short yard catches into big gains. If you're hurting in deeper leagues for a Wide receiver I'd grab Avery and see if the chiefs start using him more often now.
Davone Bess (WR) CLE – With Josh Gordon back and being heavily guarded, helped Davone Bess's value. Bess ended up catching 7 passes for 67 Yards this past weekend.
Santonio Holmes (WR) NYJ – Holmes was looking like his former self against the Bills as he caught 5 passes for 154 Yards and a Touch Down. Holmes might be Smith's new favorite Receiver as he targeted him for a team high 10 times.
Jordan Reed (TE) WSH – There wasn't any real big performances by Tight Ends on the Wire but I'd see if Reed's Quad contusion is serious or not. He's the Tight End to own for the Redskins going forward and looked good last week catching 5 passes for 50 yards before leaving the game.
Jonathan Franklin (RB) GB – The Packers are on a bye this week so many managers will pass up on Franklin, but I'd still make a play for him. Packers might decide to ease the load on Lacy when he returns and will probably feel more comfortable in doing so after the way Franklin played, rushing for 103 yards and a Touch Down.
Bilal Powell (RB) NYJ – Remember in Week 1 when I told you to keep an eye on Powell. Well he's still out there in some leagues and with Ivory hurting himself and having a history of injury problems, we could see Powell take on a lot more touches going forward. Last weekend against the Bills Powell had 27 carries for 149 Yards.
Brandon Bolden (RB) NE – Patriots pretty much split the Back duties evenly in three ways this past week with Bolden being part of 21 snaps that were passing plays. I'd use Bolden in PPR leagues until Vareen returns as he caught 5 balls for 49 yards against Tampa Bay.
Willis McGahee (RB) CLE – Yes McGahee only had 8 carries for 9 Yards, but don't forget that he just signed on before the weekend. The committee that he's up against isn't that great and should see an increased role in a few weeks.
Isaiah Pead (RB) STL – Another nice PPR option at Running Back. Pead took over for Richardson who got hurt this week. There's no word yet if Richardson will play this week, which Isn't a reason to pass up on Isaiah. Pead caught 7 passes for 43 yards and could have possibly taken over for Richardson even if he starts this week.
Kansas City Chiefs Defense – If you watched the Chiefs play the Eagles, you would have noticed KC's D tear the Eagles apart. Chiefs created 5 turnovers and sacked Michael Vick 6 times, yes 6 !! I went ahead and looked at their schedule and they have some really nice matchups for the next little bit. Next week they face the struggling Giants, Titans in Week 5, Raiders in week 6, Browns in week 8 and the Bills in week 9. So if you've been streaming D all year, this might be the time to grab the Chiefs who you could stick with for awhile.


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Yuanyang Terraced Rice Fields
Quick Facts
Location: in South Yunnan Province, 400 kilometers or 7 hours drive from the provincial capital city of Kunming
Features: More than ten thousand hectares of terraced rice fields and some ethnic Hani villages, ideal place for photography
Nearby Attractions: Jianshui Ancient Town, Mengzi Ancient County
Recommended Tour: Yuanyang Rice Terrace Fields Breaking Tour
The terraced rice fields of China are famous, but one place that you cannot miss is Yuanyang, as the terraced fields in Yuanyang are the home of the Hani nationality. They have played a vital role in the life of the Hani since ancient times and remain the fabric of the Hani people's existence.
The best time to see the magnificent terraced rice fields is during February and March. This is when villagers water the terraces in preparation for ploughing. The water in the fields reflects the sunshine and creates many colors. Yet, the terraced fields also have seasonal beauty. In September, when the rice is ripe, the mountains turn a golden yellow color.
The China Highlights team visited Yuanyang in February 2010 to view the flooding of the rice terraces. We rose early to go to Duoyishu to view the sunrise, and then headed to Daba and Qingkou. After lunch, we went to Laohuzui for the sunset.
Duoyishu is a 50-minute drive from Yuyuan. It is considered the best place to take pictures of the sunrise on the terraces. To reach Duoyishu at dawn, we departed Yuanyang at 6 a.m., when it was still quite cold and windy. Some photographers go very early to get the best spots.
About 7 a.m., the sunlight appears on the horizon, silhouetting the terraces and making for quite an amazing moment. Photographers are smitten by this image and the sounds of their camera shutters opening and closing interrupt the stillness. The sun rises persistently. The village nearby wakes up and people start walking on the ridge, presenting even more photo opportunities. After an hour, the sun has risen on the mountain. Everything is visible and clear, and we have filled our memory cards.
We then moved to the Bada terraces, which extend from the base to the top of the mountain. The ridgeline is quite clear and is extraordinarily beautiful. This is a good place to take pictures at sunset. On the way back to Yuanyang, we stopped at Qaunfuzhuang and Qingkou for a break. These are two ideal places to find a terraced field of some scale. You can also visit the Hani people's village in Gingkou.
By noon, we were back in Yuanyang and that day was market day. According to local customs, the market is held at different villages each week. The Hani people and the Yi people from the surrounding area all come to the market, providing many photo opportunities.
We departed at 4 p.m. for the Laohuzui terraced fields, and took a 40-minute drive to Laohuzui. The terraced fields are larger than we expected.
The sun slowly descended behind the mountain and the light reflected on the water in fields. Everybody was busy taking pictures of this beautiful scenery. Longshuba is probably the next best place to take photos of the sunset, which was about a 40-minute walk from Yuanyang. The terraced fields in Longshuba grow duckweed; therefore, the water looks shinier. If you are lucky, you might see a sea of clouds while in Yuanyang. The terraced fields are draped in mist, creating an unforgettable impression.
The Yuanyang Hani terraced rice fields are now a World Heritage. Travel with China Highlights to document the beautiful Yuanyang terraced fields with your camera.
During spring, the weather and temperature in Yuanyang vary greatly during the day. It can be cold in the morning and evening and warm at noon and is often raining. Please bring the suitable clothes and camera equipment.
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Audiences around the country have been moved by performances of "Tikvah," a powerful oratorio on the Holocaust by Dr. Burton Beerman. The internationally recognized, award-winning professor of music composition at BGSU was inspired to write the piece when he met Toledoan Philip Markowicz, a concentration camp survivor and Talmudic scholar who was writing his memoirs. They collaborated to create a piece that unites music, dance and the spoken word to convey both the sorrow and the hope felt by survivors everywhere.Now, with the donation of 30 rolls of film by the Eastman Kodak Co., BGSU film students are making a documentary about "Tikvah" so the "concert of hope, enlightenment and remembrance" can be shared more widely with schools, synagogues, museums, theaters and other universities, and even as a theatrical release with an interactive DVD. The film is being shot in part at America's first Holocaust memorial center, in Detroit, which opened its doors to a film crew for the first time for this project."There's a lot of excitement with the students," said Jose Cardenas, School of Communication Studies, who is overseeing the project. "It's rare for students to get to do something of this magnitude." [READ MORE]


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Tampa Visitors Overwhelmed by Police Presence
For some of those in town for the Republican National Convention, the atmosphere is unnerving.
By Keith Morelli / The Tampa Tribune
TAMPA--Roving bands of police officers, clad all in khaki except for their black handguns and batons, mingled with squads of bicycle-riding officers. Posses of cops on horseback showed up at marches alongside battalions of officers in full riot gear.
Two key bridges into downtown were shut down and an iron curtain of steel and concrete cut the city's business district in two. Armed Florida National Guardsmen with military assault rifles guarded Tampa City Hall and other key buildings downtown.
That was the face downtown Tampa presented to tens of thousands of delegates, protesters and media this week, the latter of whom beamed scenes of the overwhelming law enforcement presence to living rooms across the country and world.
[Photos: Protesters Get Vocal in Tampa]
For some of those in town for the Republican National Convention, the atmosphere was unnerving.
"I think it's over-securitized," said Dani Doane, in town with the conservative Heritage Foundation. "It's like a police state out there."
Twice, Doane said, she tried to go to Liberty Plaza, a tent set up near The Forum for Republican gatherings, but couldn't get there because of the barricades.
At the 2000 RNC in Philadelphia, she said, "You could go where you liked without feeling like you're going to get yelled at."
The Rev. Bruce Wright, an organizer at the Romneyville protest campsite just north of downtown, said downtown security was over the top.
"The highly militarized buildup was unnecessary," he said. "There was a lot of misinformation and hype. It is our belief that a lot of taxpayer dollars were wasted."
Police expected a large turnout of protesters, including a contingent bent on destruction and ready to wage a running war with police. The department's 1,000 officers were joined by 3,000 officers from other agencies across the state to help keep the peace. The extra manpower accounted for the bulk of security expenses paid for from a $50 million federal grant.
As of Thursday afternoon, only one protester was arrested in Tampa during a march, a man who refused to take a bandana from his face. By Thursday afternoon, the city had recorded only two other protest-related arrests: one for a man who walked through downtown with a machete strapped to his leg and one after two protesters had a fight.
At the 2008 RNC in Minneapolis/St. Paul, police arrested 800 protesters.
Tampa Police Chief Jane Castor said she's happy the event has been so peaceful and admitted that the estimates of rabble-rousers coming here turned out to be overblown. She said there may be a couple of thousand protesters in all, if that many.
[Minimal Protests at Republican National Convention]
If that's the case, there are two officers for every protester.
"I would rather be criticized for having too many officers than not enough," Castor said Thursday afternoon. "We expected a lot more demonstrators. Hindsight is 20/20. If we had known the exact number of individuals, that it was a lot less, then the plan would have been different."
She credited the heavy police presence with keeping protests in line and for what she said was almost certainly a record for the fewest number of protest-related arrests at a national political convention.
Residents who live near downtown were split about the heavy-handed security.
Teri Phillips of Davis Islands said the images of Tampa under siege won't benefit the city.
"Shutting everything down was the wrong image," she said. "If you're hoping to sell Tampa, you're not showing it off very well. If you ride around, you see troops of cops and then they take (Curtis Hixon Riverfront Park) and barricade that. You can't even see into it from the street."
Jason Hagadorn lives on Harbour Island, where one of the two bridges was shut down for security reasons.
Even with all the barricades and checkpoints, he said, getting onto and off the island wasn't really a problem, though many of his neighbors left town for the week. He welcomed the extra security.
"I'd rather see it like this, personally, with a little overprotection than see something happen."


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KellerJune 26- Music on the Patio Masterworks Series, featuring Les Elgart Orchestra (Big Band), 7-8 p.m., Keller Town Hall Back Patio, 1100 Bear Creek Pkwy. For more information contact Keller Parks and Recreation; 817-743-4050 or firstname.lastname@example.com. June 27- Family Fun Films, movie begins around 9 p.m., Keller Town Hall Amphitheater, 1100 Bear Creek Pkwy. A variety of family games and activities are provided before the movie starts. Attendees can bring blankets, lawn chairs. For more information You can bring a blanket, lawn chairs and food trucks will be on location. June 28-State Representative Capriglione Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony to celebrate the opening of the District Office, 4 - 5 p.m., Keller Town Hall Foyer, 1100 Bear Crek Pkwy. A Legislative update following the ribbon cutting. RSVP to Amanda Calongne, District Director, 817-807-8010. July 6 -The Keller Writers' Association will meet July 6th, (the first Saturday of each month) in the Keller Library's meeting room from 12:15- 2:15 pm. Contact Tom Bulkowski, the group's president firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. Ongoing through October - Keller Farmers Market offers fresh produce and other foods and items from local farmers and vendors selling meats, eggs, wine, tamales, baked goods from 8 a.m. to noon at Keller Town Hall, 1100 Bear Creek Pkwy. Other items available are artisan bread, chips, salsa, pasta, pickles, jellies and jams. Honey, fertilizer, sprouts, desserts, prepared foods, coffee, pet products and crafts are also for sale at the market. Vendors at the market sell only Texas-made products and original art items. For information, go to www.kellerfarmersmarket.com. Ongoing - Tabletop Gaming Club, featuring board games, card games, miniature games and role-playing games, 5 p.m., Tuesday, Story Room of the Keller Public Library, 640 Johnson Rd. Club is for ages 12 to adult. For more information call 817-743-4840 or email email@example.com. Ongoing - Toastmasters-Keller Communicators, 6:45 p.m., Thursdays, 1727 Keller Parkway, Prudential Worldwide Real Estate. Ongoing - Keller Public Library Children's Storytime, 10:15 a.m. to noon, Tuesday and Wednesday; 12:15 p.m., Saturday, Library Story Room, 640 Johnson Rd., Spanish Storytimes, 11 a.m., and Family Storytimes, 6:30 p.m., Mondays. For more information on the free storytimes, call Brenda Cody at 817-743-4843 or email email@example.com. Ongoing - Book Study on A Course in Miracles, Mondays 6:30-7:30 p.m., Keller Public Library meeting room. For more information contact Oran Stem, facilitator, 817-366-1608. Event is free and everyone is welcome.Haslet Ongoing - Haslet Farmer's Market is open 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays at the Haslet Community Park. About 20 vendors participate, including local producers of pecans, blueberries, and free-range eggs. Shoppers can also browse a variety of items such as organic olive oil, jams and jellies and an assortment of arts and crafts. For vendor opportunities contact: Elizabeth Goodson at 817-886-3993 or www.hasletfarmersmarket.com. Ongoing - Preschool Storytime each Wednesday, 10:30-11:30 a.m., at the Haslet Public Library, 100 Gammil St. Call 439-4278 for information. Ongoing - Yoga in The Park is expanding. Classes are from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Tuesdays at Haslet Community Park (meet at the basketball court); Thursdays at The Haslet Community Center through July 16. Cost is $5.00, bring your mat. Contact Deeann at email@example.com. Ongoing - Haslet Senior Center luncheon, 11 a.m., Thursdays, Haslet Community Center, 105 Main St, $4 or bring a covered dish.Roanoke Ongoing through October- Roanoke farmers market is open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon at Austin Street Plaza, 221 N. Oak St. Enjoy fresh produce from area farmers at this quaint, produce-only market in historic, downtown Roanoke. For information contact Kraig Copp, Roanoke Fresh Produce Farmer's market manager at 940-391-3360. Ongoing - Roanoke Knit and Needle Knot for those who knit, crochet, embroider or do other needle art, meets each Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Roanoke Public Library, 312 S. Walnut St. For information call 817-491-2691. Ongoing - Teen Scribblers Writing Group meets each Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Roanoke Public Library, 308 S. Walnut St. For information call 817-491-2691.
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Elizabeth Johanna Endicott, 25, of Indianapolis, passed away Saturday, Oct. 5, 2013. She was born in Crawfordsville, on April 12, 1988. She was the daughter of Andrew and Carrie Endicott of Mooresville, and Karen Clifton of Hillsboro, Ohio. She lived in Thorntown and Darlington most of her life. Elizabeth graduated from Western Boone High School with Academic Honors. She attended USI and Ivy Tech College. She is preceded in death by her grandfather, Damon Endicott. She is survived by her loving parents; her brothers, Clifton and Cody (Mary); sisters, Megan, Shelby and Tyler; a niece, Sophia Endicott; and nephews, Liam and Ezra Endicott. She is also survived by her grandparents, Betty Endicott, Dale and Shirley Clifton, and Anna and Rick Pell; and her great-grandmother, Gretchen Koons; along with numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Visitation is 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11, at Carlisle Branson Funeral Service and Crematory, 39 E. High St., Mooresville. Funeral services will be held at noon Saturday, Oct. 12, at the funeral home, with burial to follow at Mooresville Cemetery. Tom Evans will be officiating services. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Julian Center in Indianapolis. Online condolences may be made at www.carlislebranson.com.
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Clayton P. Nelson
Mr. Clayton Patrick Nelson, 22, of Jamestown, passed away April 12, 2014. Clayton was born Sept. 5, 1991, in Indianapolis, a son of Robert L. and Lori (King) Nelson. He was a 2010 graduate of Western Boone Jr.-Sr. High School and had attended Ball St
Frank E. Nay Jr.
Mr. Frank E. Nay Jr., 90, of Avon, formerly of Thorntown, passed away Friday, April 11, 2014, at Wellbrooke of Avon. Frank was born in Sheridan, on Sept. 19, 1923. He was a son of the now late Olive (Raines) and Frank E. Nay Sr. He graduated from Sh
James Edward Hedges
James Edward Hedges, 81, Lebanon, died Friday, April 11, 2014, at his home. He was born Nov. 5, 1932, in Whitestown, to Francis C. (Cleve) Hedges and Edna Cochran. He married Susie Ellen Lewis in Whitestown in December 1953, and she survives. Mr. Hed
Jamie "Dean" Kernodle
Jamie "Dean" Kernodle, lifelong resident of North Salem, passed away April 2, 2014, at Danville Regional Rehab in Danville. Born on Feb. 14, 1925, to the late Mary (Spears) and Lawrence O. (Gip) Kernodle and stepmother, Margaret Kernodle. Dean was pr
Ruth W. Tucker
Ruth W. Tucker, 94, of Colfax, passed away Tuesday, April 8, 2014, at St. Elizabeth East Hospital in Lafayette. Ruth was born May 2, 1919, in Clinton County, the daughter of Charles and Faye V. Merrick Orem. On March 8, 1941, she married Harry Cliff
Rebecca (Beck Stockton) Russell
Mrs. Rebecca (Beck Stockton) Russell, 64, of Thorntown, passed away Sunday, April 6, 2014, at her residence. She was born May 8, 1949, in Lebanon, a daughter of the now late Ted and Beverly (Riley) Stockton. A lifelong resident of Boone County, Beck
Joseph "Bob" Dobson
Mr. Joseph "Bob" Dobson, 86, of Indianapolis, passed away Friday, April 4, 2014. Mr. Dobson was born July 12, 1927, to the now late Herbert Ivan and Mabel Sanders Dobson. He grew up in Thorntown, and later moved to Lebanon where he started high schoo
Orville C. Bergh
Mr. Orville Calvin Bergh, 84, of Lebanon, passed away April 4, 2014, at his residence. Orville was born March 7, 1930, in Winsor, Conn., a son of the late Frank Harry and Emma (Hammel) Bergh. He was married to Else (Hauser) Bergh for 60 years. She su
Dennis "Butch" Lueckert
Dennis "Butch" Lueckert, a devoted husband and family man, lost his 10-year battle with pancreatic cancer. He graduated from Lawrence Central High in 1967. He served a typesetting apprenticeship and worked for Weimer Typesetting for over 40 years. He
Ruth Evelyn Fleener
Mrs. Ruth Evelyn Fleener, 84, of Lafayette and formerly of Lebanon, died Saturday, March 29, 2014, at Rosewalk Village in Lafayette. She was born in Lynnville on Jan. 24, 1930, a daughter of the now late Victor J. and Ivy Pearl (Groll) Breckwinkle. R
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GOOD EVENING AND WELCOME BACK TO NEWS-8 NOW, I'M TRACY SABOL. AND, I'M PAUL MERRILL. TRASH TALKING TAKES A SERIOUS TURN -- POSTPONING THE MASSABESIC- SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME. THIS AFTERNOON, BOTH SCHOOLS AGREED TO MOVE TONIGHT'S GAME TO TOMORROW AT ONE. EXTRA SECURITY WILL BE ON HAND. THE ACTION STEMS FROM ONLINE THREATS OF VIOLENCE BETWEEN STUDENTS AT BOTH MASSABESIC AND SANFORD HIGH SCHOOLS MADE ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER THIS WEEK. WE TALKED TO M-H- S PRINCIPAL CHRISTIAN ELKINGTON JUST MOMENTS AFTER HE BROKE THE NEWS TO THE STUDENT BODY. "Sanford is our biggest rival and so sometimes kids like to talk and so they've been talking and some of it has gotten somewhat negative." THE SCHOOL IS NOT TAKING ANY DISCIPLINARY ACTION AGAINST ANY STUDENTS. A STUDY FROM THE "NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATION STATISTICS" SAYS MAINE IS 7TH BEST IN THE NATION FOR MATH AND 5TH IN SCIENCE. GLOBALLY THEY'RE 13TH BEST FOR MATH AND 9TH FOR SCIENCE. AFTER MANY OF THESE SCHOOLS WERE TOLD THEY WEREN'T UP TO PAR BY THE GOVERNOR'S GRADING SYSTEM, THESE SCHOOLS SAY-- THIS FEELS PRETTY GOOD. AND THEY'RE HOPING THE TREND CONTINUES. FALMOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL SAYS IT'S SEEN SOME OF ITS HIGHEST SCIENCE SCORES IN YEARS. THE SCHOOL'S PRINCIPAL HOPES THIS CAN HELP KEEP STUDENTS IN MAINE AND ATTRACT OTHERS TO THE AREA. 12:08 Certainly the more opps that are here though, we can have maine students stay here but we can also attract students from other places that would like to be here. UNFORTUNATELY THE NUMBERS VARY AT A HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL IN MAINE. THE MAINE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SAYS THIS YEAR THERE WAS A POSITIVE UPTICK FOR MATH TESTING-- BUT A DECLINE FOR SCIENCE. THANK YOU FOR JOINING US HERE ON NEWS-8 NOW. MAKE SURE TO CHECK BACK AT WMTW DOT COM AND OUR MOBILE APP FOR THE TOP STORIES AND WEATHER ANYTIME. HAVE A GREAT
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Polly Ann Haslam Peterson, loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, departed this mortal existence on Friday, July 26, 2013 of causes incident to age.
She was born on May 2, 1917, the youngest child of Henry M. and Polley Ann Gunnell Haslam. Her early years were spent attending school and working on her father's farm in Cache Valley.
On March 24, 1936, she married Clarence Jacob Peterson. For the next several years, the Peterson family lived and worked on family farms in Box Elder and Cache Counties. In 1944, like many northern Utahns, the family was led from Perry, Utah to Ogden, Utah by the employment opportunities that were the results of World War II.
She was a homemaker who was fiercely loyal to her family and she was an excellent cook. Her apple pie, homemade bread, and scones were second to none. She worked in several store-fronts in Ogden and spent several years working in the bakery in the Dinner Horn food store.
Polly was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Her marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake temple on February 18, 1955. She and her husband enjoyed participating in Temple Ordinances.
Polly is survived by her children, Paul Peterson, Lois Deru, Karon Peterson, Joyce (Rob) Platt, and Gene (Jeanne) Peterson; nine grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband and her son-in-law, Robert Deru.
Graveside services will be held on Tuesday, July 30, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. at Lindquist's Washington Heights Memorial Park, 4500 Washington Blvd., with Bishop Russell L. Hansen officiating.
The family deeply appreciates the tender loving care provided by the staff of Vista Hospice.
Send condolences to the family at: www.lindquistmortuary.com


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Frank Ocean Takes It Off
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Frank Ocean sporting his trademark stripey headband strips down to his whities for Fader magazine's cameras……which inspires us to think, take it ALL off, Frank! He also landed the cover dontcha know.
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A fable is a story, often about animals, that points out some aspect of human behaviour and often has a moral attached to it.
Many collections of fables exist such as the Panchatantram from ancient India, Aesop's from ancient Greece, Phaedrus' from ancient Rome, La Fontaine's fables composed in France in the 17th century, and Joel Chandler Harris' African American fables, the Uncle Remus stories.
From the Panchatantram
The Three Fishes
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The Talkative Turtle
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The Cat and the Fox
The Lion with Bad Breath
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1:00pm Thursday 5th December 2013 in Sport
Launton Boys held their nerve as they beat Banbury Irish 3-1 in a penalty shoot-out after their Giles Sports Witney Youth Under 10 Knockout Cup third-round tie ended 2-2 after extra-time.
Goals by Oliver Fulton and Luke Thompson for Launton were cancelled out by Isaac Locke and Emanuel Maskery for the hosts to set up extra-time.
Josh Hannaway bagged a brace in Launton Boys Athletic's 3-2 home win over Combe Junior Sports in the Under 12 Red League.
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PLAYERS: Robert Whitenack, Frank Herrmann
TEAMS: Cleveland Indians, Chicago Cubs, Old Westbury
TEAMS: Cleveland Indians, Chicago Cubs, Old Westbury
The Cleveland Indians announced that they have claimed right-handed pitcher Robert Whitenack off of waivers today from the Chicago Cubs and optioned him to Double-A Akron. Whitenack, 24, was designated for assignment on Monday and has gone 19-18 with a 4.13 ERA (142 ER/309.1 IP) in 69 games (65 starts) across four minor league seasons since being selected by Chicago in the 8th round of the 2009 draft out of SUNY Old Westbury. After undergoing 'Tommy John' ligament transplant surgery in June of 2011, the Queens, NY native returned to make 15 starts for High-A Daytona last season. At one point in 2012, Whitenack struck out seven consecutive members of the As organization, including longtime Indians outfielder Manny Ramirez. He had, at times, been considered one of the top pitching prospects in the Cubs' organization—MLB.com had Whitenack listed 15th heading into 2013. Prior to the injury, Whitenack went 18-12 with a 3.77 ERA (108 ER/258.0 IP) over 54 games (50 starts) from 2009-11. Not a power arm, Whitenack has a sinking fastball that tops out in the low 90s, but compliments it with location and strong use of multiple off-speed options—a slider, a knuckle curveball, and a change-up. To make room for the 6-foot-5-inch Whitenack on the Indians 40-man roster, right-handed pitcher Frank Herrmann has been transferred to the 60-day disabled list following Tommy John surgery earlier this year. Herrmann appearened in 15 games (19.1 innings) in 2012 with an ERA of 2.33. He recorded 14 strikeouts, four walks and a WHIP of 0.83. He did not record a decision. [Related: Indians 4, Blue Jays 1: Let the 162-0 Speculation Begin!]
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How to find the Minecraft files and save folder location in Windows 7:
There is now an easier way to find the .minecraft folder if you've already run Minecraft on your machine:
- Start up Minecraft
- Select "Options" from the main menu
- Click "Resources Packs"
- Now click "Open Resource Pack Folder"
- Then go up one level to get to the .minecraft folder
(This has been updated for Minecraft 1.6. If you're using an older version, instead of resource packs look for Texture Packs on the main Minecraft menu.)
Manually finding the .minecraft folder: Here is another way. (Note: For some people, you may have to turn on the ability to see hidden folders on your windows instillation). To do that:
1. Click Start.
2. Control Panel.
3. Select Appearance and Personalization.
4. Click Folder Options
5. Go to the View tab.
7. Check Hidden Files and Folders: Show all files and folders.
Now to find the Minecraft files and save folder location:
1. Click Start and in the little search box type in %appdata% and hit enter.
2. At the top you should see the .Minecraft folder.
Or for the actual location: C:\Users\[yourusernamehere]\AppData\Roaming\.
MAC Minecraft Folder Location: /users//library/application support/minecraft
Linux Minecraft Folder Location: /home/[username]/.minecraft (enter locate .minecraft into shell and you should find them)
Backing up your Minecraft world saves: If you want to back up your save files, just go into the Minecraft folder, then the saves folder and right click on the folder name of the world you want to backup. Copy it, and then paste it to a folder of your choice for later use. Having backup saves of your world is very useful because in Minecraft you never know what will go wrong.
There are even times where your world could get erased because of a crash. Or, you could be carrying 300 iron, 30 diamond, full diamond gear, and take a wrong step into lava because you were too busy starting at the TV. With a backup folder, even though it would be a little cheap, you can recover your stuff. Everyone makes mistakes. Of course abusing this would make the game less fun, but there will always be those times you wish you had a backup save.
Note that making backup saves when using mods is very important. Mods can cause issues with Minecraft and your world saves are even more prone to corruption.


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CAMBRIDGE, MA (May 15, 2012) – Cambridge Savings Bank announced that it was recognized as the Lender of the Quarter by the United States Small Business Administration's Massachusetts office. For the first quarter of the year, the bank ranked in the top ten SBA Lenders in the Commonwealth, which represented a significant increase in SBA loan volume from the prior year.
"As a community institution, Cambridge Savings Bank is focused on creating loan opportunities for local businesses that have an integral role in the fabric of Massachusetts' cities and towns," said Robert M. Wilson, president and CEO of Cambridge Savings Bank. "We are pleased to be recognized by the SBA for our efforts in this area and look forward to building upon our recent success."
"Small business lending is an essential part of rebuilding the economy, and institutions like Cambridge Savings Bank play a critical role in providing financing for new generations of entrepreneurs and innovators," said Robert H. Nelson, district director of the SBA. "We thank the bank for supporting continued growth of the small business sector."
The SBA presents its Massachusetts Lender of the Quarter Award to banks and other SBA-approved lenders that demonstrate significant progress in SBA loan activity. Cambridge Savings Bank offers SBA loan products under the SBA's Guaranteed Lending programs.
Inspired by the communities it serves, Cambridge Savings Bank is committed to offering a range of lending options for local businesses including working capital, equipment financing, term loans and real estate loans.
Cambridge Savings Bank is a full-service financial institution with $2.3 billion in assets. As one of the oldest and largest community banks in Massachusetts, Cambridge Savings Bank offers a full line of individual and business banking services and has 16 banking centers located in Cambridge, Acton, Arlington, Bedford, Belmont, Burlington, Concord, Lexington, Newton Centre, Newtonville and Watertown. For more information about Cambridge Savings Bank, go to: www.cambridgesavings.com.


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Solo shows include:
2013: Love in a dark landscape, Gallery at St Martin's Lincoln
2013 April:
Home from Home, Strule Arts Centre, Omagh
2013 February: Love/20 years, Gallery at St Martin's Lincoln
2005 Louth Riverhead Theatre, Louth, Lincolnshire 2005 Paper Kisses, Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
2002 Horncastle College, Lincolnshire
2001 Tea & Tamoxifen, Body Talk,Toynton All Saints & Editions Ltd, Liverpool
1999 Goddesses for the Millennium, Lucia Angelis Gallery, Tetford, Lincolnshire
1998 Lovers in the Light, Lucia Angelis Gallery, Lincolnshire.1998 Moon Gallery, Mount Berry College, Georgia, U.S.A.
1997 Horner Gallery, Magherafelt, Co. Antrim,
1994 Watergate Street Gallery, Chester
1993 Stansell Gallery Taunton & Editions Gallery, Bluecoat Chambers, Liverpool
1992 Intimations of Desire, Hunt Jennings Gallery, Mayfair, London
1991 Northern Ireland Business Centre, Mayfair, London
1990 Bromham Mill Gallery, Bedfordshire
1989 Dreams and Desires, Octagon Gallery, Belfast & Worcester City Art Gallery.Woman embracing a dream Kerlin Gallery, Dublin & Ayling Porteous, Chester. To see behind her Lamont Gallery, London & Hendriks Gallery, Dublin. Ayling Porteous Gallery, Chester. Bluecoat Gallery, Liverpool. 1984 Fenderesky Gallery, Belfast.Annexe Gallery, Covent Garden, London. & Octagon Gallery, Belfast.Project Gallery, Dublin
1978 Octagon Gallery, Belfast.
Recent mixed shows include:
2014: Sam Scorer St Martins Artist's Show (late Jan)
2011: THE MOMENT OF PRIVACY HAS PASSED, Usher Gallery Lincoln
2010: MADE TO FIT, Basingstoke
2009: HONEY SEEMS BITTER, Strule Arts Centre, Omagh, Northern Ireland
2008 - MINIATURES, Cupola Gallery Sheffield2007
2005: VALENTINE SHOW, John Bloxham Gallery, London
2005: Sculpture in the Garden; Hall Farm Nursery, Lincolnshire
Dialogues with Form; Cavanacor Gallery, Lifford, Co Donegal, Ireland 2004 Royal Academy of Art Summer Show, Piccadilly, London,


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Something of a mix between Passage and Polkadot, Tanaka's Friendly Adventure is a charming little exploration game that involves gathering a group of friends to attend the titular character's birthday party celebration. There's no time limit to rush you into doing anything, and the adventure can be replayed as many times as you want. You can also visit your friends in a special section accessible via the main menu.
The game is designed by bento_smile (bentosmile.com).
Ported to flash by mirosurabu in collaboration with bento_smile (pqgames.exofire.net)
If anything this should be in the art section. There's no challenge to finding friends. I guess it's amusing but after the first two times I just gave up. There is no point to the game,
Cute, but I can barely play it. I can't get past the first page of intstructions or back to the menu from anywhere without refreshing...so honestly I have no idea what this game is about....Sorry.
My Head...
This is like animal crossing, I play it and play it and play it. Why? I don't know. Anyway, great game.
omg i love this game!
i especially love reading the instructions. xD havent collected all yet, but its been fun so far. people who don't like it have no sense of humour :D


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Count among Florida Gov. Charlie Crist's strengths his affability, his grasp of issues and his political savvy.
Among his weaknesses, math.
Crist offered a commentary on affordable health care in Florida, which was published Friday in the Naples Daily News.
In it he proudly describes the Cover Florida program, a public-private partnership he says offers Floridians health insurance at costs below the national average. How far below the national average?
"The best-selling plan averages $148 a month, which is 265 percent less than the national average premium," Crist writes.
That would be some feat, since it is not possible, in the realm of positive numbers, for one number to be more than 100 percent less than another number.
Say the national average Crist refers to is $500. One-hundred percent of $500 is $500. If the Cover Florida plan cost 100 percent less than the national average, it would cost $0. For it to cost 265 percent less, the insurance company would have to pay you to carry their product.
It is likely the governor meant to say the national average premium is 265 percent more than the Cover Florida plan. If that were the case, the national average would be $536, compared to Cover Florida's $148 rate.
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Hey wait a second. According to some Europeans and Canadians I've talked to, America is supposed to be the only country with cheap thugs and Canadians are all perfect.
QuietStorm27: If the person that invented refrigerator systems had been white I don't think we'd have heard much about him in the history books either. Trivia shows maybe…
I am all for learning Black History, but I don't like having "Black History Month." It's condescending, as if black people haven't done anything significant enough to make it into the mainstream history books so they need their own segregated section. The way to fix their past exclusion is to put them into the regular history classes where they belong.
I'm with Trey on this one. Thirteen year olds have crushes on Justin Bieber; would Maria prefer that Trey think she belongs on that level?
Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth….I'm pretty sure most of those schools want you to already know how to read before they let you in.
That was the entire point of the joke.
In Mexico I had a kid doing this to me. It actually helped, if my pronunciation was off he'd exaggerate what I'd done wrong, so I could easily hear where my mistakes were. When I wanted him to stop I switched over to English.
Shani Davis. It does make a difference that the Winter Olympics are dominated by the colder countries; Scandinavia, Iceland, Russia, Romania, Ukraine, China, Korea; lots of countries without a large black population.
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Did you ever see Happy New Year, Charlie Brown, when the teacher had him reading War and Peace over Christmas vacation? I know he's not in first grade, but still….
In my early 20's I gave some thought to what kind of tattoo I'd want if I ever got one. That was 10 years ago, and I realize now that the taste I had when I was younger is not the same as it is now, and it probably will have changed some more when I'm another 10 years older. That's why temporary tattoos make the most sense to me.


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On a typical cow-calf operation, the most-ignored animals are usually the herd bulls during the off-season. FULL STORY »
Gambling on a mystery bull
That mystery bull will be worth it won't he? After all, I can buy him by the pound instead of by the head. FULL STORY »
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The DNA discussion is real and active in the world of beef cattle, so the better one understands it, the better one can utilize the information. FULL STORY »
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Jewels Jade Gets ExplicitSaturday, September 15, 2012
Jewels Jade gets her stiff nipples pinched and pussy fucked while you get to see the explicit action.
Giving and receiving pleasure is her main focus as she rocks that cock with all that she has got.
Her pretty flower necklace is right in the path of the cumshot as her extra big tits get sprayed with sticky appreciation.


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Jetstar will cease flight from the Gold Coast to Osaka in May 2014. Photo: Bloomberg
Jetstar has decided to ditch flights on the underperforming route between the Gold Coast and Japan's third biggest city of Osaka in favour of a new service from Melbourne to Tokyo.
The rejig of its international network comes just two days after Qantas' budget offshoot decided to further reduce flights to the Northern Territory and close its aircraft base in Darwin, blaming intense competition from foreign airlines.
Jetstar's head of Australasian operations, David Hall, said the Gold Coast-Osaka route had not been performing to expectations, and the decision to cut the service was ''part of our response to the current state of the Australian aviation market and a realignment'' of the airline's international network.
''This difficult decision fits with Jetstar's strategy to ensure it deploys aircraft on routes that meet market demand,'' he said.
''We need to ensure that every flight we operate – particularly on our long-haul international network – provides a strong economic return and strengthens the position of the entire Jetstar Group.''
The thrice-weekly service to Osaka will cease on May 8 next year.
Jetstar will maintain flights between the Gold Coast and Tokyo, which had stronger demand than the Osaka route.
As part of an overhaul of its international network, Jetstar announced on Wednesday that it will launch non-stop services four times a week between Melbourne and Tokyo's Narita Airport in April.
Jetstar will use its twin-aisle A330s on the route.
Mr Hall said the Melbourne-Tokyo route had been ''one of the largest unserved international markets in Australia''.
They will be the first direct services between the two cities since 2008.
Passengers will be able to connect to domestic flights in Tokyo operated by its affiliate, Jetstar Japan, which has become the largest budget airline in the Asian nation since launching services in May last year.
Shares in Qantas rose 2.25¢ to 98.75¢ on Wednesday, in their first day of gains in seven trading sessions.


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A key message from Republican lawmakers was that President Barack Obama should tone down his rhetoric on changes to Medicare.
Los Angeles Times: Obama Wraps Up His Three-Day Capitol Hill Tour
Wednesday's meeting with House Republicans had a more combative tone, and GOP lawmakers left unconvinced that the president was willing to move toward their positions, particularly on the budget. … Republican senators, though, have been more willing to consider new revenues as part of a broader package that would reduce deficits, particularly by trimming Medicare and Medicaid -- health care programs that are driving deficits. Particular interest seems to be forming on both sides of the aisle around Obama's proposal for tying the cost of living adjustment to higher income levels, so only wealthier recipients would see their Social Security or veterans' benefits reduced (Mascaro and Memoli, 3/14).
The Washington Post: Obama's Third Day Of Lawmaker Lunches Focuses On Tax, Entitlement Reform
GOP senators emerged from their lunch in a buoyant mood, saying that Obama fielded nearly a dozen questions over 90 minutes regarding budget negotiations, immigration, entitlement programs, corporate taxes and federal regulations. … A key focus was asking Obama to tone down his rhetoric on entitlement programs, as Republicans cited his interview with ABC News in which he accused the GOP of wanting to balance the budget by "gutting" Medicare and Social Security. Obama, Roberts said, "tried to better define what he said to George Stephanopoulos." The meeting was a stark contrast to a similar huddle three years ago in a Senate meeting room around the corner, a gathering that took place in the midst of Obama's push for a Democratic-only bill to dramatically reshape the health-care system (O'Keefe, Helderman and Kane, 3/14).
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GRAYSLAKE — Community Consolidated School District 46 officials are warning parents to prepare for a possible teachers' strike.
Negotiations between teachers and the school board is set to resume Tuesday, Jan. 15, after the parties failed to reach an agreement after a six-hour bargaining session Friday night. Teachers have been seeking a new contract with the district since nearly a year ago.
District 46 Superintendent Ellen Correll suggested to parents in an e-mail "that you begin planning for a strike and any needed child care."
Teachers have set a Wednesday strike date.
"I know this is a very challenging situation for all of you and it is our hope that an agreement can be reached," Correll said.
She said that in the event of a strike, some child care options will be offered at Meadowview and Prairieview schools.


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Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano has taunted Real Madrid, saying: "You're a dull side with only two decent players."
The Kop's livewire Argy midfielder, 24, insisted: "Madrid only have two quick players who can significantly influence a match on their own — Gonzalo Higuain and Arjen Robben.
"Providing we have two players on each of them every time they get the ball, we will be OK.
"Real are not an extravagant team any more.
"They are organised so it's important to keep the discipline we showed in the first match.
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According to early reports Lawrence Krauss responding by saying it was "not wrong, so long as the participants use a condom", which resulted in an explosion of Muslims holding this statement up as a clear example of atheism's total lack of a moral compass. It also let many others scratching their heads wondering if Krauss actually said this, or what his justification for doing so was. Some even used these events to claim Krauss and "his blind followers" where using these events to obfuscate fact he lost the debate:
"@jbrownridge @lkrauss1 Might have something to do with #Incest Diverting attention away from the debate… His followers are blind !" shamirul (@islam_truth_) March 15, 2013
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"It's not clear to me that it's wrong." Lawrence Krauss
This resulted in howls of protests from the audience to such an extent Krauss almost did not deliver the second part of his response – his reasoning. Luckily, he decided to press on:
"The point is most societies have a taboo on incest, and it's an empirical one. Generally incest produces genetic defects. So in general there's a physiological reason and a societal one why incest is wrong." Lawrence Krauss
Hamza can clearly be heard agreeing with these statements, thereby agreeing there are purely scientific reason why incest is wrong – no supernatural deity required. Krauss continues:
"But, if you ask me the question … and this is an interesting question … (by the way, there's an ingrained incest taboo in almost all societies for that reason; because societies want to persist, so that works) …. But if you ask me apriori the question 'if a bother and sister love each other and use contraception, is there something absolutely morally wrong about that?' … I'd have to think about it because I don't think there's any absolute condemnation of that fact. If they love each other and care for each other and they go off and it doesn't affect anything else …."Lawrence Krauss
Clearly Krauss is posing a thought experiment to Hamza on the morality of actions which have no negative consequences. After all, how can one gauge the immorality of acts which do not have negative consequences? In this hypothetical case there are no harmful effects on the individuals themselves (since they love and care for each other) and Krauss was careful to add the caveat that it did not affect anything else. Such hypothetical scenarios cut directly to the heart of what it means to be moral or immoral. These are difficult and unpleasant questions to ask, but must be asked brutally and honestly if we are to discover the underlying truth of the matter. Krauss continues:
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Rather than shy away from these difficult questions, Krauss has decided to honestly investigate them no matter how disgusting he may find them personally. This is open and honest scientific inquiry. We should not be afraid to tackle the difficult issues because we get an "icky feeling" in our stomach. Of course, most people do not approach the world with such brutally honest introspection; they prefer to react on a purely emotional level without giving any consideration as to why those emotions are stirred, or even if they are correct.
Lastly, there is this:
"If you are gullible enough to believe I espoused incest at debate you may be gullible enough to believe, say, Mohammed was prophet of god." Lawrence Krauss (@LKrauss1) March 15, 2013
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Mix & Match Bagged Meals At Home
• Starch - Most bag meals will contain some form of rice or pasta. Pasta and rice can all be par cooked, patted dry and frozen in a single layer on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Once frozen, they can be bagged into family portions or individual amounts depending on how the meals will be used. It might seem time consuming to freeze rice in individual grains, but it pays off in the end and won't take as long as you think! Fresh pasta can be frozen in nests, try to keep them around the size of a golf ball.
• Vegetables - The best part about making your own bagged meals means you don't have to include veggies you aren't exactly fond of. Not a fan of snow peas? Don't worry! Just leave them out! With gardens coming to a close, with end of the summer goods, make sure to check Farmer's Markets for the freshest finds. Give them a quick blanch before tossing them into the freezer so they keep their color and make sure to freeze individually so they can each receive the same amount of cooking time once they hit the pan. That way everything ends up fresh and flavorful instead of part mushy and part crunchy. You can of course use pre-frozen vegetables (most of which were picked at peak times) with great results and skip the whole blanching step.
• Sauce - Most sauces made at home are perfect for freezing. Simply freeze them off in ice cube trays or muffin tins (although more difficult to remove) and pop them out when solid. Plan on using 3 cubes per person or 1 muffin tin shape. You can also freeze fresh herbs in water to add to the mix as well. Not only will this provide a little extra water for your pasta and veggies to finish cooking in, but it will add a splash of freshness to a frozen dish! If you're unsure what to use, try heading to the grocery store (without your shopping list) to do a little research. You can't go wrong with tomato and pesto based concoctions.
Assembly: You can either portion out enough food to feed your family and seal it in a zip top bag with the air removed (or a food sealer if you have one), or keep a bag of each type of meat, sauce, starch and vegetable in your freezer. You can then choose the portion size and flavor depending on who's sitting down for dinner that night.
Ingredients will last 3-6 months in the freezer in this manner, so look for sales and specials to purchase larger cuts of meats and vegetables in season.
When you're ready to eat, add the protein and sauce to a pan with a little olive oil over medium high heat, after 3 minutes add in the starch, after 3 more minutes add in vegetables and herbs. Reduce heat to medium low and continue cooking until everything is warmed through. Add a bit of whimsy with a crumble of your favorite cheese, bacon or other topping that might be lurking in your fridge from a previous meal. Finish things off with a squeeze of lemon for a little extra freshness and dinner is served!
Related: Quick Tip: Buy Baguettes to Freeze
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I do a simpler, less complete-meal version of this: in my freezer, I keep a gallon ziploc full of The Trinity (onion, celery, green bell pepper). A little time spent chopping one night makes a seasoning blend that lasts me months. I also keep frozen, portioned-out bags of cooked brown rice, which thaw in no time for dinner or for lunch at work. Those and frozen edamame have saved my life more than a few times!