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Nevertheless, many of the practitioners of homeopathy have tried to claim the mantle of science, creating scientific-sounding explanations for "water memory"—the idea that a substance can actually gain potency as it is diluted out of existence. These practitioners even formed a peer-reviewed journal to discuss their findings. Six years ago, the journal Homeopathy ran a special issue on these explanations, and the Ars writers teamed up to tackle the bizarre distortions of science that it contained.
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Science can be a tricky thing to define, and it's sometimes easier to contrast it with some of the arguments that pose as science. Unfortunately, most of those issues are entangled with implications that keep the basic question—is this science?—obscured by emotional responses. Thus, the science of climatology has become entwined with political, economic, and policy issues. The science of evolution conflicts with the political and religious goals of some individuals. Even basic scientific questions about the nervous system get embroiled in family and personal health issues when topics like autism and radio frequency radiation are broached.
That's why a special edition of the journal Homeopathy appears to be a gift, allowing us to look at science and pseudoscience without getting entangled with politics and religion. Homeopathy claims to be a form of medical practice that's based on the principle that "like cures like." Given a set of symptoms, a homeopath will identify an herb or chemical that causes similar symptoms. Following a predefined ritual, the homeopath performs a series of dilutions of that chemical that continue well beyond the point where there should be no molecules of it left—the final solution is essentially well-shaken water.
Giving patients water is probably a lot less harmful than many folk remedies that fly under the scientific radar, but homeopathy has two notable distinctions. One is that people spend a lot of money on it—the US market was already close to half a billion dollars in 1999. The second is that homeopaths have demanded that their field be treated as a science, performing clinical studies, proposing mechanisms, and even convincing Elsevier to publish Homeopathy, a peer-reviewed journal.
The articles in this special edition of Homeopathy display a number of consistent themes: internal inconsistency, a rejection of scientific standards and methods, and established science being applied to inappropriate situations (for example, quantum entanglement between people is proposed). In cases where mechanisms are suggested, they frequently violate our basic understanding of the natural world. Tying things together are unsupported assertions and logical leaps that have no place in science. The experience of reading the journal was like seeing a science publication reflected through Alice's looking-glass.
By criticizing homeopathy, we hope to illuminate the general distinctions between science and pseudoscience. Hopefully, in finding a topic that's largely free of baggage, we'll help provide a broader picture of what makes science distinct from fields that feign scientific legitimacy.
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Most special editions start with an editor's comment; this is no exception. Homeopathy's editor acknowledges that the most widely held theory for homeopathic action involves the placebo affect. However, he also claims that there is a growing body of evidence for the efficacy of homeopathy, so water memory should be investigated further. He makes a bold claim regarding what the results will be: "There is much work to be done, but at this stage we can say one thing with certainty: the assertion that homeopathy is impossible because the 'memory of water' is impossible is wrong."
Does the rest of this issue bear out this statement? The second article, entitled "The memory of water: an overview," acts as an introduction. The implication of this title is that we should be able to get a good feel for the state of the field, where it is heading, and what challenges remain.
The author, Martin F. Chaplin, writes with the assumption that the existence of water memory is obvious. But Chaplin never gives a definition of the "water memory effect." As one reads the article, it becomes clear that any behavior of water that is non-obvious is "water memory." This allows Chaplin to present a mix of trivia as if it formed a coherent body of scientific evidence. Oddly, whenever any of these behaviors must be described, Chaplin presents an analogy. We have never seen analogy used in scientific writing as a replacement for a direct, formal argument.
It would seem to be possible to demonstrate the role of water memory in homeopathy in two ways: physical measurement of some structure that was imposed upon water by the active ingredient or by the demonstrated efficacy of the diluted solution. Chaplin apparently disagrees. In fact, he appears to overtly plead for homeopathy to be held to a non-scientific standard:
"Editorial comment in the scientific press has subsequently drawn on whether water can indeed show any 'memory' of its prior history as direct 'proof' of whether homeopathy can be successful or not. Such linkage is quite unnecessary and may easily mislead as the two areas use fundamentally differing and entirely independent evidence and should therefore be considered separately."
In a certain sense this is true; consistent observations for the efficacy of homeopathy can and would stand alone. However, no such body of evidence appears in this issue, which shifts the burden back to evidence for the memory of water.
Water memory claims violate several deeply studied physical principles that are backed by a great deal of evidence, so proof of the failure of these principles should require solid data. Instead, we are subjected to increasingly wild and far-fetched proposals that, in the absence of direct evidence, must be investigated as a substitute. Chaplin bristles at the fact that these proposals have not been well received by the scientific community, and he suggests that science's high standards for overturning established principles have "resulted in the slow uptake of new ideas and the overly long retention of fallacious concepts."
Let's consider science's track record in this regard. Quantum mechanics, special relativity, and general relativity spring to mind as examples of radical new ideas. They went from new hypotheses to accepted theories in less than the working lifetime of the scientists involved. RNA splicing and interference were radical at the time, yet they were quickly accepted on the basis of solid evidence. This should tell you something about both science and the article's author.
Water's selective memory
Chaplin also addresses a key question: if water can retain a memory of a vanished substance, why isn't all water pharmaceutically active? After all, water comes across a huge variety of substances as it cycles through the ecosystem.
He responds: "I do not dispute this argument, but it is of no relevance to the state of known samples of liquid water, where the history concerns just the sample and is not the sum of the individual memories of all the molecules since the beginning of time (indeed individual H2O molecules only have lifetimes of fractions of a second)." This would imply that water only remembers the limited history that is known by the people who consider a sample of it.
Chaplin then moves away from memory and into structure. His claim is that the homeopath's ingredients structure the water, and that structure is somehow retained during dilution. One of the main references cited is a light scattering study on samples of water containing various chemical compounds, all of which aggregate into large-scale domains over the period of several hours, days, or even months. Sounds like evidence, right? Well, yes, except that the concentrations studied are between six and ten percent; this leaves a large gap between these studies and anything related to homeopathy.
The persistence of the memory of water
In the end, water memory and water structure, according to the evidence presented by Chaplin, are anything but self-evident. This seems to weigh on Chaplin's mind, but rather than strengthening his arguments, he simply proposes alternate ways in which homeopathy might work. He moves on to look at ways in which the active ingredient (or some other random stuff) might be in the final "medicinal product." These take the form of, for example: silica from the glass, residual material on the glass surface, and (our favorite) aerosol matter. "Although not often recognized, except by microbiologists, such shaking can also produce aerosols saturating the laboratory atmosphere for extended periods and offering a route for the contamination of later dilutions," he writes.
This is true, but one question to ask is this: did the homeopath wear gloves and a mask? Because if they didn't, that water probably contains more stuff from the homeopath's breath than any active ingredient—not a confidence-inspiring thought. It is truly remarkable that Chaplin spends time discussing these possible explanations for water's memory, in part because they obviate the need for any of his prior explanations.
In the end, this overview provides a clear demonstration of tactics used by many practitioners of pseudoscience: make a large number of vaguely scientific arguments in the hope of making the desired conclusion seem inevitable. It is essential to recognize that a disconnected assemblage of weak arguments does not create a single, strong scientific argument.
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The Linux Foundation to Give Away Free Passes to LinuxCon
"We will give away one free LinuxCon pass per 20th Anniversary of Linux Video Contest entry," announced Jennifer Cloer, Director of Communications and Community at The Linux Foundation, today.
According to Cloer, the Linux Foundation's annual Video Contest is one of the many ways that individuals can promote Linux; however, she does admit that creating a great video does take a little bit of work. The Linux Foundation wants to acknowledge that work and effort and will give away one free pass to LinuxCon per Video Contest entry.
"A free pass to this year's event is one to put in the scrapbook: with the 20th Anniversary Gala taking place opening night of the event, the Video Contest winner being revealed onsite, and keynotes from Jim Whitehurst and Clay Shirky, among other speakers, it's going to be one for the history books," said Cloer.
The Video Contest this year will be judged by Linux creator, Linus Torvalds, and the winner of the Video Contest will receive high-level visibility and promotion along with their choice of a trip to one of the following events: SXSW, LA Film Festival, LinuxCon North America or LinuxCon Europe.
A complete list of contest guidelines and rules can be found on the Linux Foundation's website.
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An essential text for practitioners and students wishing to stay abreast of the latest developments in the field, this book brings together the latest international research and evidence-based practice in the field of dementia and intellectual disabilities, describing clearly the relevance and implications for support and services. more »
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Marco invites readers to learn about dyspraxia from his perspective, helping them to understand what it is and what it feels like when he sometimes struggles to control his movement and co-ordination. He talks about the challenges of having dyspraxia, letting readers know how he can be helped and supported by friends and family at school and home. more »
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Now fully updated to include the new DSM-5 diagnostic categories, this is a concise guide to the range of often co-existing neuro-behavioral disorders in children – from ADHD, OCD, and anxiety, to autism spectrum disorders, nonverbal learning disabilities, Tourette's, sensory integration problems and executive dysfunction. more »
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Sophie invites readers to learn about cerebral palsy from her perspective, helping them to understand what it is like use a wheelchair and communicate with assistive technology. She talks about different forms of cerebral palsy and explains that living with the condition can sometimes be difficult but there are many ways she can be supported. more »
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Mollie and her family help readers to understand what it is like to have ME/CFS and how it can affect their day-to-day family life. They explain what ME/CFS is and how it can affect people in different ways. This illustrated book is packed with accessible information and will be an ideal introduction to this often misunderstood condition. more »
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This ground-breaking resource demonstrates how genetic knowledge can influence our understanding of a child's behaviour and therefore inform their behavioural support plan. With expert advice and clear instructions, it shows exactly how to go about incorporating syndrome knowledge into ABA practice and start treating children with specific genetic syndromes more effectively. Six different... more »
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Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) is increasingly used by those providing services for people with intellectual disabilities. This book introduces CAT in practical, user-friendly language and guides readers on how to use the approach to inform their work and encourage positive change through the therapeutic relationship. more »
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This book demonstrates very clearly how the personalisation of support and services works in practice. The authors describe how Jennie, a young person with autism and learning difficulties, was supported through the transition from school to living independently using simple, evidence-based person-centred planning tools. Jennie's story illustrates the importance of quality person-centred... more »
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This useful handbook provides university faculty and staff with an overview of invisible disabilities, such as autism, AD/HD, dyslexia, OCD and affective disorders, and facilitates an understanding of the unique needs of these students. Practical chapters provide ideas for adapting teaching methods and offering accommodations. more »
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Harry invites readers to learn about what it is like to stutter from his perspective and how it affects his daily life and makes him feel. He explains techniques he has learnt that can help reduce his stuttering and describes how friends, family and those around him can help him feel at ease and reduce his stutter further. more »
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This book offers a unique approach to tackling problems arising in the IEP process and considers real life scenarios to explain the six question structure. This easily applicable process enables parents to determine their child's needs and obtain the required services through collaboration with school personnel in IEP meetings. more »
2013, Paperback: £17.99/ $24.95Keywords: advocacy, Asperger syndrome, augmentative communication, autism, children's rights, communication, disability, disability law, education, high functioning autism, homeschooling, inclusive classroom, intellectual disabilities, mainstream education, parenting, special education
Zoe invites readers to learn about dyslexia from her perspective, helping them to understand how dyslexia affects her daily life, why some tasks can be especially challenging for her, and how she can be helped. This illustrated book will be a helpful guide for family, friends, teachers and carers, and a great starting point for group discussions. more »
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Harry invites readers to learn about what it is like to stammer from his perspective and how it affects his daily life and makes him feel. He explains techniques he has learnt that can help reduce his stammering and describes how friends, family and those around him can help him feel at ease and reduce his stammer further. more »
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This book presents 32 original learning sessions to develop learning skills, self-awareness and awareness of others, explore representation, language and literacy, cooperation and teamwork. Each session includes worksheets, learning aims and suggestions for differentiation and extension appropriate for a variety of settings and abilities. more »
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Formed in 1999 by Marc Simao and Janie Cranfield in Edmonton, AB, litterbug has since released two full-length albums (pablo and kaiser) and an EP (hollis) on its own monkey-bar-records label. The band is releasing their third full-length album entitled zero hour on April 28, 2009.Litterbug's debut album pablo, released in 2002, features wide-ranging instrumentation (including clarinet, trombone, violin, and glockenspiel) and diverse musical talents. kaiser, the follow-up, was released in 2004 along with hollis (ep) later that year. In 2004, litterbug also recorded "oh, you are so beautiful" for a CBC Radio 3 session, which is featured on the New Music Canada compilation New Music Canada, Vol. 1. litterbug has appeared on two other compilations (both produced by CJSR Radio): Ralph Nader Was Here released in 2003, and Get Out of Your Basement released in 2007.
Both Marc and Janie moved the band to Vancouver, BC in late 2005, and in the Fall of 2006, Spencer Rose and Amelia Mori joined the band to work on new material. The band recorded Zero Hour in a Baptist Church in Vancouver in the Summer and Fall of 2008 and released it on April 28, 2009 .
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Stu tracking his, Fraser?
Nein. May not have a job for much longer + dont fancy the risk of binning my daily going the wrong way! Will be up for pasenger rides though
Dole payments would cover 2 trackdays a month FYI.
Stu, MTFU!!
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Forecast I saw on TV looked OK
Met office says no rain.
Hope it's dry tomorrow to get the seats and harnesses in.
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Knockhill has it's own climate.
Aye, you're right about that! Looks like I can't get the trailer but I'll just insure it and drive up since its still taxed & mot'd.
I'll be going up aswell. Met office is never too far away for weather.
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im hoping to come along just to spectate.
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So in the top right hand corner of Facebook under where it tells me how many events I have this week there is also a line that says: "3 Rock Band World Requests." If I click it it takes me into the app but I can't actually see any requests on any of the tabs. I've joined some goals that I have completed so I don't think its that. And I have some friends but they are all XBox and I'm PS3 so we can't challenge each other. Any one else have this issue? Or have any idea what I'm missing?
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In summer of 1994, after fleeing to the United States to escape Polish military draft, while attending high school in Chicago thanks to a bribe to its director from a family Roman Catholic priest who then had some serious contacts in Windy City elite, I was turned to a self-titled album of an unknown band Asphyx. I found it incredibly slow and mildly amusing and I didn't quite get what the big fuss was about. This was recorded after the departure of Martin Van Drunen and the band shortly after ceased to exist.
I decided to go to a library and rent the only album in stock, "Last One On Earth" with a cover depicting a burned body of a priest with a cindered cross on his neck. And I ended up liking ONE song of that album, the opener "M.S. Bismarc". Although the album was faster and far better from the self-titled, I thought it was average at best. I lost track of these guys until 2009 with the reunion in the original line-up and excellent "Death the Brutal Way".
Here we are in 2012 and Asphyx has not changed one bit - this is still in your face old school death metal that combines Slayer and Obituary riffing. The opener sounds like it's 1992 and "Last One...". No pompous intros or easing into it just a brutal death groove from the first second of the record. This is exactly how "Last" started and it is eerie how 20 years down the line Asphyx sounds EXACTLY the same as before.
The second track is like the first with a slight variation, but now comparisons to Obituary recall "The End Complete". The third track finally slows down for a best song on the album, death/doomish "Minefield" with great melodic leads and an ending like from "For Whom The Bell Tolls" (Metallica/"Ride the Lightening"). Asphyx offers another slow burner with "Landser" but the rest is old school, simple yet brutal chugga-chugga with little variation.
It's great to hear these guys in such form after so many years, but I actually prefer Obituary over Asphyx. In both bands, though, there is a problem which is inconsistent but very annoying: the terrible reverb in certain songs. "Timewastes" sounds as if they recorded outside in the pouring rain, which takes away from heaviness and clarity. On "World Demise" (Obituary) the opener "I Don't Care" had the same issue and back then I understood this as a production flaw. But it's 12 years into a new millennium and we don't need to sound shitty to preserve sound authenticity.
"Deathhammer" is a grower, but I doubt I will come back to it much after this review. If you are Asphyx fanatic, however, this is like "Peace Sells 2012" for a dethster and I would highly recommend it to you then. Cohesive, fairly varied with strong riffs and well placed melody, but not a mindblower in my humble estimation. Anyway you slice it, "this is true death metal you bastards!"
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MANCHESTER, NH – The Manchester Monarchs, the primary affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings, have recalled goaltender Martin Jones from the ECHL's Ontario Reign, Monarchs Director of Hockey Operations Hubie McDonough announced today.
Jones, 20, appeared in one game with the Reign this season, posting his first professional win with a 3.76 goals-against-average and a .867 save percentage. The 6-foot-4, 191-pound native of North Vancouver, British Columbia competed with the Western Hockey League's Calgary Hitmen during the 2009-10 season and collected a 36-11-1 record, a 2.21 goals-against-average, a .919 save percentage and eight shutouts in 48 games. Jones was named the WHL Goaltender of the Year and to WHL's First-Team All-Star. He will wear No. 30 for Manchester.
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I plan a trip from Perth to Broome in june 2014 and would like to know the best outfitter for whale sharks. I've got plenty of questions but put them in the appropriate section
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What kind of dangers, i.e.; stone fish, are there in the waters of Coral Bay and Exmouth?
I plan to drive from Perth to Broome and visit several spots: Pinnacle desert, Kalbarri NP, Monkey Mia and Shark Bay, Exmouth and coral bay, Karijini NP up to Broome where we plan to visit Cape leveque and Bungle Bungles on a guided tour
Just Wonder if that is possible with a campervan cause I'm not an expert in 4WD driving. I did mereenie loop road in 2011 but that was not difficult at all
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Hi Guys,Was wondering could you offer me some advice...I'm an Irish girl (Early Thirties) travelling from Ireland, arriving in Perth on 5th of January, staying for 14 nights. I used to live In Perth a few years back so said I'd come back and visit. I'm pretty much going to be on my own for the duration of my stay... I know a couple of people that I used to work with are still based in Perth but it's looking like they will be busy most days between work and everything. I'm planning on staying in a hotel around the CBD area. Just wondering have you any advice for a lady alone in Perth? Things to do during the day? Things to do at night? Things NOT to do also! Will it be safe at night time? It's been a while so I don't know what Perth is like crime wise etc.! I won't be hiring a car so it will be public transport all the way. Any tips for a lady on their own basically : )
Hi, I'll be heading to Perth at end of Dec for about 6-7 days. It'll be my first time there with my mum and I plan to recce UWA as well since I will most likely study there next year. UWA seems a drive away from the Perth CBD and from all the hotels I checked out save for Captain Stirling. I will probably only spend one day to visit UWA so is it more convenient to stay nearer Perth CBD area or in Nedlands/Crawley area? Will the area near UWA be more sleepy since its Summer hols? I saw a few affordable hotels like Sullivan's and Good earth and also saw some available self contained apartments around the Rosalie area and shenton park area. They are all a drive away from UWA but if they are more convenient in other ways then its probably a trade-off that is worth it. Which of these locations would be most convenient for shopping, eating and touring perth (getting to various attractions)? I think the airport connect bus drops in front of the doorstep for Sullivan's and Good earth and both include breakfast. I read somewhere that the Shenton park area is quite happening. Also there are shopping streets on Murray street, Hay street and Kings street? I would prefer to stay in a hotel/apartment where there would be delis or restaurants a short walk away so that finding lunch and dinner would be easy. Preferably with a grocery store nearby (coles or woolworths?) and shopping nearby would be great! I thought that for a first-timer, maybe having breakfast provided and having a convenient start and end point for ground tours would be easier because I'm not sure how convenient it is to find eateries in Perth and not sure how to use Transperth either.But I've been checking out the ground tours and they are pretty expensive! Maybe because we are there during super peak period. Any suggestions on how to get to visit the attractions in perth at a more affordable price? and which attractions are better? Since we only have a few days, have to really narrow down the attractions we want to visit. I think we would prefer those food tasting journeys (chocolate factory, farm trip, nougat factory etc.) to the sightseeing ones although we wouldn't mind both! =D Is Rottnest island mostly for water sports?
Also, is there any fun place to be on New Year's Eve? It'll be my first time counting down to the new year outside Singapore.
Regarding safety, anything to watch out for? since its just us 2 ladies.
Any help will be very much appreciated!! Thanks in advance!=)
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Apple Granted Design Patent on CoverFlow
Media player programs that bear a "substantially similar" appearance are subject to change
The United States Patent and Trade Office awarded Apple with a range of patents including their patents for the MacBook Air superdrive and video-encoding system used in iChat, all of which pretty standard. But the patent to take note in the open source community is a design patent for CoverFlow, the visual way users parse through music and video on the iPod Touch, iPhone, iPad and in iTunes.
A design patent differs from a utility patent because it covers the appearance of an intellectual property, not how the property itself functions. In other words, any program that looks "substantially similar" to CoverFlow is eligible for legal action.
Programs and devices affected by the patent include Cover Flow, a similarly named (note the space) open source Flash script, MediaFlow, an add-on to Songbird and a variety of media players on mobile devices, such as the Motorola Droid, Nokia N900, Nokia Symbian^3, should Apple decide said interfaces are too similar.
CoverFlow was developed by Steel Skies and bought by Apple in 2006. As of this writing, Apple has not pursued legal action.
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One can use cover flow animations in any Apple OS application if he/she uses Cocoa. Indeed, Xcode has a widget for this purpose. Does this conflict with this new interesting patent?
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Linus Announces Linux Kernel 3.12
New release offers better graphics drivers and expands filesystem support.
Dark Alliance Reinvents Email Security
New mail protocol will shut out the NSA and prevent snooping on metadata.
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A new web application helps users visualize distributed denial-of-service attacks.
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His family contacted McMinnville police July 25 after he failed to return from a trip to sell a motorcycle. They contacted the Coos County Sheriff's Office, which is handling the investigation.
Porter was last seen between 4 and 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 23, near Highway 101's intersection with North Bay Road. It's the site of an ATV rental business lying north of Coos Bay in the community of Hauser.
Where he went from there isn't known at this point.
"We're just not sure," said Sgt. Pat Downing. "We can't track him any further."
Porter attended McMinnville High School. Unemployed, he had been living at home, according to his father, Myron.
He received a text message from his son on July 23 that stated, "I arrived safely." He believes the sale was completed.
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Infinite Crisis champion video stars The Flash
With Infinite Crisis in closed beta, Warner and Turbine have released another champion spotlight video to help entice you to sign up. It's of the red-suited wonder, The Flash. The fastest man on earth. Hopefully, such a moniker doesn't mess with his dating prospects. Check him out below, and sign up for the beta here. Infinite Crisis is out later this year on PC.
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Injustice: Gods Among Us gameplay videos – Flash vs Shazam, Joker vs Luthor
Two new Injustice: Gods Among Us Battle Arena videos have been released. Below, you can watch The Joker and Lex Luthor pummel each other, and The Flash and Shazam doing the fist and kick. Game's out on PS3, Wii U, and Xbox 360 in Europe and North America on April 19, and in Australia on April 17.
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SOE has announced the second downloadable pack for DC Universe Online, Lightning Strikes, will be released later this year, adding electricity powers and a new adventure starring the The Flash.
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After the break is a video for the canceled superhero game, The Flash game.
It's the one BottleRocket was making before its publisher, Brash, hit the skids.
The footage you will see is just six months worth of work, and there was still at the least a year to go on it.
Too bad, really, it looked rather appealing for a superhero title.
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Loads of concept art for The Flash has popped up over on the official DC Universe Online site.
A few game shots are in there as well.
It's out for PC and PS3 in 2010.
Via Kotaku.
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A few screens of what's apparently a BottleRocket adaptation of The Flash have surfaced, showing… The Flash. See them here.
The game was apparently in development for now defunct publisher Brash.
BottleRocket wound up earlier this month when Namco pulled Splatterhouse from the firm.
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While most of the metal world seems to be collectively creaming their pants over the newly released Fear Factory record (and rightly so, it's superb), fans of Fear Factory and other cyber themed, industrialized metal have known about Switzerland's Sybreed, who for three albums now have held Fear Factory's mantle admirably with their competent take on chugging, mechanical metal and clean/growled vocals.
The formula is simple and at times, bruisingly effective, even if the band seems to have added a little commercial, modern metal dash here and there. The mix of lumbering angular riffs and pummeling robotic rhythm section is sturdy and full of hefty moments that are the very epitome of our robot overlords playing metal. However, there is one minor issue that the band throws out there right from the opening tracks "Nomenklatura" and "A.E.O.N" where Ben's strangely alluring but nasal clean vocals will simply be a love 'em or hate 'em affair for most listeners. Granted they are not deal breakers but they certainly get some getting used to.
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