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"Over the past few decades, particle physicists have developed an elegant theoretical model (the Standard Model) that gives a framework for our current understanding of the fundamental particles and forces of nature. One major ingredient in this model is a hypothetical, ubiquitous quantum field that is supposed to be responsible for giving particles their masses (this field would answer the basic question of why particles have the masses they do--or indeed, why they have any mass at all). This field is called the Higgs field. As a consequence of wave-particle duality, all quantum fields have a fundamental particle associated with them. The particle associated with the Higgs field is called the Higgs boson.
"Because the Higgs field would be responsible for mass, the very fact that the fundamental particles do have mass is regarded by many physicists as an indication of the existence of the Higgs field. We can even take all our data on particle physics data and interpret them in terms of the mass of a hypothetical Higgs boson. In other words, if we assume that the Higgs boson exists, we can infer its mass based on the effect it would have on the properties of other particles and fields. We have not yet truly proved that the Higgs boson exists, however. One of the main aims of particle physics over the next couple of decades is to prove once and for all the existence or nonexistence of the Higgs boson."
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"Much of today's research in elementary particle physics focuses on the search for a particle called the Higgs boson. This particle is the one missing piece of our present understanding of the laws of nature, known as the Standard Model. This model describes three types of forces: electromagnetic interactions, which cause all phenomena associated with electric and magnetic fields and the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation; strong interactions, which bind atomic nuclei; and the weak nuclear force, which governs beta decay--a form of natural radioactivity--and hydrogen fusion, the source of the sun's energy. (The Standard Model does not describe the fourth force, gravity.)
"In our daily lives, electromagnetism is the most familiar of these forces. Until relatively recently, it was the only one which we understood well. Since the 1970s, however, scientists have come to understand the strong and weak forces almost equally well. In the past few years, in high-energy experiments at CERN, the European laboratory for particle physics, near Geneva and at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC), physicists have made precision tests of the Standard Model. It seems to provide a complete description of the natural world down to scales on the order of one- thousandth the size of an atomic nucleus.
"The Higgs particle is connected with the weak force. Electromagnetism describes particles interacting with photons, the basic units of the electromagnetic field. In a parallel way, the modern theory of weak interactions describes particles (the W and Z particles) interacting with electrons, neutrinos, quarks and other particles. In many respects, these particles are similar to photons. But they are also strikingly different. The photon probably has no mass at all. From experiments, we know that a photon can be no more massive than a thousand-billion-billion-billionth (10 -30) the mass of an electron, and for theoretical reasons, we believe it has exactly zero mass. The W and Z particles, however, have enormous masses: more than 80 times the mass of a proton, one of the constituents of an atomic nucleus.


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How should I handle co-workers' comments that I'm large for my stage of pregnancy?
I was about 30 pounds overweight before I got pregnant. Now I'm 29 weeks along, and I've gained 18 pounds. My belly's so large that I look like I'm due any moment. My co-workers tell me I'm much larger than they were when they were pregnant, and strangers say I must be having twins. These people don't seem to realize how much they're hurting my feelings and my self-esteem. How should I handle their comments?
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I am going though this too. I am struggling to deal. People can be so insensitive. I am pregnant with my third. I really didn't start showing with my first two pregnancies until I was about 5 months. With this one I popped out immediately. I'm only 4 months and I look 8. My own family says mean things. My mom is always telling me I'm bigger than my sister who is 7 months. Well my sister doesn't eat and smokes so why would she be showing much. My guy even said wow your so big. That really hurt. However I find myself thinking their stupidity and insensitivity is their own problem. Keeping positive and focusing on the miracle that is my child is so much more important.posted 05/04/2013 by lcorbin25
I couldn't agree more! I have always had tall, thin build and I now have a large, prominent baby bump at 32 weeks. I have put on a few more pounds than the recommended 1 per week so far. So many people I work with and in my husband's family particularly are constantly telling me how huge I look and am I sure it is not twins?? I have been unable to to get over how rude people are, particularly women who have themselves been pregnant before! It is unreal! I find it has made me feel really down at a time I want to feel positive. I agree with everyone that we should all just do our best to ignore these awful comments and be proud and happy to be so blessed. but it is really hard.posted 03/08/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm 5'7 and was about 117 pounds pre-pregnancy (borderline underweight). I'm 31 weeks and have gained about 28 pounds. It is all literally all in my stomach, like larger than a basketball. People are always asking me questions like "do you think you'll have to be induced?', 'have you noticed that your baby has dropped and you look ready', 'are you concerned about losing the baby weight?', 'well I (coming from a very large lady) only gained 11 pounds!', 'you aren't full term?!' People can be so very rude but I plan on working very hard to lose the baby weight and when I go back to work after 12 weeks I know I'll be smaller than all the naysayers.posted 09/16/2012 by saraha513
Just tell them that you were unaware that they're the leading expert on belly sizes during pregnancy, then ask where they got their degree lol.posted 05/01/2012 by kaitlyncox
I hear ya on this quetion. I am 33 weeks and hear the same thing from family and friends and co-workers a like. Just say to them that everyones differnt and that your doctors says your right on target. Dont let this bother you - your baby will be here before you know it! Good luck :)posted 04/06/2012 by Jenn7236
I'm 17 weeks pregnant with my second child, I'm a lot bigger at this stage this time round then I was with my 4 year old. I've been told this is usual with a second child. It probably also to do with the fact I was heavier on conceiving this time round as I lost 4 stone before having my first child. I've lost quite a lot of weight due to morning sickness. Every pregnancy is different, people are quick to comment on things they know nothing about. Pregnancy is beautiful and it doesn't matter if we end uplooking like beached whales, we are carrying the most precious gift inside us. :o)posted 02/26/2012 by judithravenscroft
I did respond with " big..yes...sign of a healthy baby...keep in mind...I can lose weight... but you cant fix your stupid."posted 09/22/2011 by ltlangel022
I am also getting comments like "Are you sure you aren't having twins?" I have started replying "I think you meant to say how amazing I look pregnant". I think people get the idea that they have said something rude after that.posted 06/07/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I am 29 weeks and this is my 4th pregnancy. When someone at work had the rude audacity to ask me if I was "sure I wasn't having twins", I said, "I think after 4 ultrasounds, I'd know if I was having twins." She apologized. I think people just don't know when to keep heir silly mouths shut...posted 06/07/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I have gotten so many comments that I have found that if I beat them to it, they are more compassionate. It usually starts by people me asking when I'm due. So here's what I say: "I've stopped telling people when I'm due because I'm so uncomfortable with the reaction they have..." after I preffice it with that, they are usually more considerate because they don't want to be another mean comment. And then if they still ask when I'm due, I just say "in a few weeks". Hope that helps!!posted 05/26/2011 by rkg59
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Food was delicious, I'm looking forward to the winter menu, more my style, but if you love Mediterranean style you will love this like my husband did.
Limited menu, but everything on it is absolutely excellent.
My husband and I went for an early weekend dinner to check out the new menu by new chef John Broening as well as some traditional bistro favorites. Out of what we ordered, the gazpacho was definitely a favorite - so fresh and delicious. The cheese offerings, although limited include a Brillat Savarin not to be missed - very rarely do you see this offered on a Colorado menu. Overall, the food was excellent and well worth the visit - bistro steak, rabbit pappardelle, house pate. We skipped dessert in favor of caramel caffe lattes which were quite a treat. The space is quite large, dark and kind of awkward - fortunately, we got a booth by the window so were able to enjoy some natural light with our delicious meal.
We went here before the Comedy Works and loved it. Will definitely be back !
My server Shayna was great. I dined alone and I was very comfortable. My lunch was great. I wanted to try this restaurant for some time but it was the LivingSocial offer that prompted my visit. It was more than a great value because my experience was so great I want to come back again.
We went here for our anniversary. The food was outstanding and the service was great. This was a good place run by great people. You know a great place when the floor manager (who wasn't involved with helping us because the service was already good) remembered who we were and wished us a happy anniversary as we were leaving. This was after the waiter brought us a thank you card signed by the staff for coming in on our anniversary. The ambiance was also great, kind of a modern "street" feel. I would come back here many more times to enjoy a great dining experience.
Good food and ambiance for Brunch. Large mimosas and the beignets were fresh and very tasty.
I eat at Le Grand about once a month. I've never written a review until now, when I just had the best meal I've had in years, anywhere. The new chef, John Broening, is a magician. If this were circa 1801 Salem, they'd arrest him for being a warlock. That's how otherworldly his dishes have become. Fried sweet pea fritters with smoked tomato sauce and capers. Octopus with black olive tapenade. Braised pork shoulder spatzle with mustard and spinach. Swordfish with boullibaise jus and olive oil mashed potatoes. The wine list is an impressive little collection of uncommon French gems. Service was efficient without being intrusive.
The service and food are both excellant. We will have to go back to try more items as they were had to choose between!
We love sitting by the windows in the bar watching the people walk by. The drinks are good and the food is great.
Wonderful food and attention to detail. Le Grand Bistro never disappoints!
Fast and friendly service, delicious food, oysters on special! What more could we want.
Lived & traveled France. This is as close to french bistro you'll get in Denver! Dishes are well prepared, more provential/Nicoise style. Have some tapenade and a Ricard. Bon Appetit....marcel
Great location to the performing arts complex and wonderful staff. The food was great!
Food and service very good. Great place for dinner before theater.
Last night was our first visit and we enjoyed the entire experience. A good wine list with plenty of reasonably priced selections and yummy seasonal food selections. We tried the pork chop and duck confit. Both were wonderful! Hubby liked the pork chop the best! It was braised in apply cider and served with brussel sprouts. My favorite was the fall salad, a mixture of roasted leeks and acorn squash with blue cheese, nuts and a wonderful vinaigrette. Or was it the fig cheesecake at the end of the meal! The ambiance was that of an old French cafe with tile floors, small tables and a few booths with low romantic lighting. The staff were efficient and very helpful with plenty of knowledge of the wine menu and the favorites on the food menu.
We had been to Grand Bistro previously and were underwhelmed with the quality of the food. This time, however, the quality of both of our meals (the duck confit and the ravioli) was excellent -- good flavors, proper plate size and well presented. Both meals were delicious.
Charming bistro reminiscent of Paris. Delicious quiche/salad brunch and fabulous Bloody Mary bar with everything from shrimp to artichoke hearts. Many good menu choices in the French style at reasonable prices. We loved it!!
Terrific place! Good food, moderately priced, well-presented. And only steps from the theatre. We will come back many times.
Our meals (steak and frittes, mussels, soup) were very good. The napolian was was too crunchy for my taste and a little on the expensive side ($8) I t was close to the theatre which was a plus and the service was good. I would recommend it to a friend.
Four of us had a terrific pre-theater meal. Every aspect of our dining experience was terrific. Will certainly return.
The oysters were fantastic! The entire meal was awesome. I hope this incarnation makes it in this space! I will go back and bring more friends!
Sunday brunch - I had the quiche and it was delicious. The crust was flaky and the cheese custard creamy - perfect. I chose the house Bloody Mary over the Bloody Mary bar. It was nicely spicy.
Except for the burnt bread that was served it was very good. When I told the waitress that the bread was burned she tried to tell me that it was supposed to be that way. I know better but I said it did not matter I can not eat this. So she brought me some different bread saying that she found some brioche. It was not brioche it was the same bread less chard. And still not the amazing french bread that I had the last time we had eaten there. I noticed that other people did not have burnt bread. All that said, the wine and cheeses, the ham was wonderful. I would go back. It was just a bad bread day.
I went here for brunch with a friend. I loved this place- loved the look, the food, and the bottomless mimosas!! Our server was very attentive without being overbearing. We made reservations but the place is big enough you don't really need to. It is a great place to accomodate large parties too. The atmosphere was lovely and it has a great bar too. I would love to go again for lunch and dinner. It looks like they have a fairly extensive wine menu. I would definitley recommend this place.
I really enjoyed Le Grand. It was recommended by a friend from Denver, upon request of a good place to meet with people and have a good chat over dinner. The place is pleasant and comfortable, and the staff was not in a hurry to get us fed and out the door, which was perfect because we were having a good conversation. The food was good and our server gave us good recommendations. We really enjoyed our dinner.
My food was delicious but I have to said my father got something with ham and it was ALL FAT. Really gross and the waiter didn't even offer a free drink or dessert or anything. Sort of a bummer.
I hadn't ever heard of Le Grand Bistro, but tried it before going to the theater and wasn't disappointed. It's only one block from DCPA and the convenience wasn't the only plus. They seated us quickly and were very attentive. Both the autumn and fennel salads were spectacular, but I also enjoyed my short ribs. They were melt in your mouth delicious and had wonderful flavor. The wine that they chose to go with my dinner was tasty and paired perfectly with my entree. They were friendly and attentive. I will be back!
Only negative thing about it was the music...not the right music for the type of restaurant at all.
I had wanted to try this restaurant for the longest time and had the opportunity before going to see The Book of Mormon. The steaks that my wife and I got were very delicious and well cooked, to our liking. I would have preferred thicker fries, but the ones they gave us were fine. The chocolate dessert we got was amazing! Happy to have finally tried this place out and will definitely go again.
We enjoyed all of our dishes, including the bread which was amazing. This is our 4th time at Le Grand and we have been please everytime. Keep up the good work.
Found this gem while looking for something French to go with the Passport to Paris symphony concert. Food was interesting, well prepared and perfect portion size. French but with a modern and fresh twist. Very thoughtful presentation. The oysters were some of the freshest tasting I've had in Denver. Country paté was nicely seasoned and a good texture (I've had some that were too firm). The duck confit was a touch salty, but perfectly crispy and paired nicely with a veggie-laced lentil side and a flavorful, chunky tomato jam. The chocolate napoleon had a good balance of sweet, creamy/bitter, crisp, though the pastry was a touch tough (hard to cut through with a fork). We all have decided to return to sample other offerings soon.
We had a lovely dinner here. This is one of my most favorite restaurants in Denver! The food is delicious and memorable, the atmosphere is romantic, and the wine is good! Highly recommended!
The food was unusual, original, creative, beautifully presented, and, most importantly, delicious. An adventure. Our waiter (Jim) was friendly, informative and fun. This was a birthday celebration, and the Le Grand made it the best.
Our party of five came for an early dinner before going to a play. Very convenient to the DCPA without the high prices of on-site restaurants. Very pleased with the steak tartare and duck pate as appetizers. Salads were excellent and main courses very tasty. The ambiance is true to a bistro except that the seating isn't elbow to elbow as you would typically find in France. They offer a wonderful common/large group table as well.
Lively crowd Appreciate the friendly service Tasty food!
This was a great meal right before the theatre, and so conveniently located.
Close to Performing arts Center..good way to start the evening with good service.
It's like stepping back in time.... classic interior, elegant yet relaxed. Good service. The food and wine were fine. Loved that they poured bubbly water for all. We will go back.
Our favorite pre-theatre brunch or evening finale. Always good food, great prompt service and tasty wines.
First time visit at this restaurant with my family after the theater and we were so pleased. The waiter was very attentive, suggested food items to try, and drinks. We enjoyed the appetizer, meals and dessert. Everything was perfect!
This restaurant keeps getting better every time we dine here since John B. took over the kitchen. Bravo.
Good place to eat before a show at DCPA. Good service, food OK,.
You can't beat a dozen "Happy Hour Oysters" and entrees just the right size so you don't sleep thru the symphony at a reasonable price.
Not sure what some people are complaining about, because his place is great! Reasonable prices and I've never waited for a table, so great place for Friday or Saturday last min. The duck was epic and oysters were wonderful. Been there 5-6 times and always enjoyed it.
First time dinner diners. Smoked trout mousse was very well done. French Onion soup and fennel salad were both yummy. Pork chops were prepared just to the right doneness and were moist and flavorful. Rabbit risotto was a nice item to have on the menu. We will be back. Only real drawback was the restaurant's choice of music...not appropriate in my opinion.
We love Sunday brunch at Le Grand Bistro. It's nice, unhurried, we can make reservations, the food is consistently good. I would like to see a little more variety, but am looking forward to going back soon. It's worth the trip from the 'burbs downtown!
The restaurant is very energetic. We asked to be placed away from the center/ away from noise and were accommodated as well as possible, but it is a boisterous place. The food was delightful. The flavors complement each other nicely and food was well displayed. Our waitress was friendly at first, but seemed to get a bit flustered as she got busier. She didn't check back on drinks and then when we were able to order another, she forgot to bring them and got a bit snitty about it. Overall, however, it was a pleasant dining experience. We had brunch before a Sunday matinee and were not rushed out. The creole benedict was particularly yummy and the mimosas (grapefruit and cranberry) and the fresh juice (juane) were divine.
Been there twice now for a pre-theatre dinner and both times we were loving the place. Great french bistro food, perfectly executed with the right amount of creativity, too. Nice wine, beer and drinks list. Between out two visits we've had the Steak Tartar appetizer with a side of their excellent Frites as a light entree, Steak and Frites, Braised short ribs and Mushroom Ravioli. All were excellent. The staff has always been friendly and good at accommodating our needs to make it to the theatre in time. Also, a notable mention to the Blackberry Pear Duet dessert. Delicious.
Food was ok. Portions were very small. The farm salad was good but small. The butternut squash soup was good. The French onion soup was good. The steak & fries was very good. Three of us ordered the grilled fish over cauliflower purée & pepper salad. 1 pepper doesn't constitute a salad. The piece if fish was a child size portion & the cauliflower was way to heavy with cream.


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This segment is called old money but unlike the -- it gee whiz luxury don't and the company is -- look at IKEA international head of jewelry for Chris.
Welcome back thank you will -- love to see you.
I always -- to be could you bring some good stuff -- call me anytime this is what's gonna happen okay -- -- first off.
Can we show please this ran -- red diamonds.
And I.
How new.
Let's look closer to it's this one yeah okay that's the red diamonds can be -- and a bit more on the -- analysts -- -- on the street how much.
But it's -- three carat stone and in a minute with C a larger diamond which we give -- the sense of the rarity.
Just three carats -- -- stone.
Has two of the rarest use in the diamond weren't red and orange.
And it's going to make about a million dollars that's 300000.
Dollars a -- that's a lot of money that's a lot of money -- not.
Very big.
It's the rarity of the color and you don't get red diamonds in very large sizes some about -- business myself not at all not at all it's all educational -- -- -- fictional story.
300000 account for a red red diamond okay.
Monica police yes I'm so glad I came into work today -- Fox Business you know look at what I get to a got to get this on camera really well because now you can see the size of this thing.
Now we just focusing in.
Look look at that -- is -- that is secular.
Getting less -- that's -- -- -- that is fifty carrots that's a fifty had in this seventies that was your skating rink today.
It's a rectangular cut.
Flawless diamond ring by -- 20000015 million how much I wish by the federal the auction because we -- Christie's and we -- well.
We have the event at seven to ten million dollars you know I give you incredible commercials -- -- but seven to ten million that seems Lulu.
-- 200000 dollars a cap.
Which is a great price -- ten million.
But again.
300000 dollars a -- for the -- -- 200000 dollars in -- for that and as different clients who prefer a different dogs now I don't know who's gonna buy this thing obviously.
But do you think that the buyout will -- it absolutely.
Out on occasion yeah.
Walk -- streets of -- -- -- the only woman on this panel let me say you -- well yes -- I would ask don't you think I'm -- girl's best actor though I that it would have told the problem down by any means is.
-- fifty cents or believe me when you have it -- up again next -- you wearing that diamond nothing is that and let me probably want to give us though -- let me -- -- about women -- timing can never be too okay.
Now if there is.
And now is that sapphire.
That's a sapphire and diamond bracelet made by Paul -- so very famous American jeweler made in the twenty's and it's probably one of his more.
Important creations because -- -- made Jews that represented hands because he was -- so that was morning children.
But this is a very important Clinton -- so that historical background adds value doesn't absolutely real and yes.
How much as 50% for the -- that bracelet as -- days as well about 50000 is going to go on to make close to 200000.
Dollars on Monday okay.
Now the right here is that that's a ring I think -- and emerald ring all of our Colombian and -- as an eight carat stone in the center.
Full -- on its side and that's gonna make about 500000 dollars.
Emerald emerald green emerald from Columbia okay.
Can we just see the eve -- that I'm intrigued by fifty counts of sometimes we so jewels diamonds all objects more than once at Christie's in 2005.
We sold that very stone.
For 4200000.
Dollars here at Christie's New York.
And on Monday December 10 is going to make anywhere between seven and ten million dollars as Johnson do you take 10% of the selling price we.
On the selling price it's a negotiated commission.
And that level it's nothing.
But on the body aside the premium this fix -- would be about 12% is compact is an auction so it's competitive bidding it is competitive bidding you have to be that on the spot to did you cash and you can bid on the telephone you can send a representative.
You can leave a bid with the auctioneer and in this day of technology you can be live.
From anywhere in the look on your computer in real time.
And as a screen next to the auctioneer that flashes a -- and I -- know that bid that's coming from Dubai.
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You have to be credit approved by Christie's stood by can't just -- in all you'll get a big title for to a but you know these segments are really -- and we really appreciate you coming by with such spectacular jewelry we've -- if Rebecca always happy to be a -- -- IKEA Christie's New -- thank you so appreciative all right.
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Kelly Smith claims her desire to win the Champions League is one of her greatest motivations to keep playing as she prepares for Arsenal's last 16 clash against Potsdam next Thursday.
The England and Gunners star, who turns 34 on Monday, believes she has two or three years left before she hangs up her boots and is determined to add the coveted European trophy to her extensive honours list.
Smith has won four league titles, three FA Cups and a UEFA Cup in an astonishing career but as yet the Champions League has eluded her.
"The one I really want to win is the Champions League with Arsenal," she said.
"This is the one trophy that all the girls, the management and the club want to do well in, it's the one everyone wants to lift.
"The Champions League is the toughest competition there is and we won it in 2008 and we want to replicate that if we can."
Arsenal cruised through the previous round with a 7-0 aggregate win over Barcelona and have already won the league and the Continental Cup already this season.
Smith said: "We're really confident, we've come off the back of a long season after the Olympics and winning the league and the Continental final so we're all on a high right now and we know this game is vital to whether we progress or not."
Potsdam though will prove tough opponents having won the competition both in 2005 and 2010 and Smith knows Arsenal will have to be on top of their game.
"They're probably favourites because of their strength and depth, and their previous experience in the competition but we're secretly confident of getting the result," she said.
"We've got to take the initiative. We've had them scouted so we'll look at how they play and how we're going to combat that – we're going to go out all guns blazing.
"We have to play well on the day and try and win that game at home because that would make the away leg slightly easier so we know how crucial it is to pick up the win at home."
Smith has endured a tough year after she broke her leg earlier in the season and only just made Great Britain's Olympic squad. She also suffered thigh and groin injuries recently but insists she is 100 per cent fit now and raring to go.
"It's probably been one of my worst seasons ever for me personally," Smith said.
"It's just a matter of staying fit and healthy for Arsenal and I want to be in a good frame of mind for the Euros in Sweden next summer. I still feel like I've got a good two or three years left in me."
The first leg of Arsenal against Potsdam will be played at Meadow Park on Thursday, November 1.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand launched a drive to get more women politically active, saying it was time to "get off the sidelines." But as a race for her seat in the U.S. Senate unfolds this year, YNN's Bill Carey says that's just where Gillibrand finds herself.
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On former senator Chuck Hagel as our next Defense Secretary is -- his confirmation hearing.
In the senate slate did for Thursday right now I -- Wall Street Journal today there is a fascinating piece on the walk to -- Chuck -- about Iran's nuclear threat it is written by none other than former US ambassador to the UN John Bolton who.
Just by coincidence happens in the studio -- this great to see and ambassador as the voice of soul what should senate -- and I've been asking Chuck Hagel.
A -- this threat from Iran.
Well I think we're coming up on a very significant point here in Iran's twenty yearlong pursuit to get nuclear weapons clearly they're very close to it they've been -- just substantial amount of uranium.
The Israelis are looking at the question whether they will take preemptive military action.
Nonetheless the Obama administration has continued to.
Indicate it thinks that the threat can be resolved through diplomacy in April proposed a number of alternatives to Iran that really I think -- in Iran's nuclear capability.
Going into the future so -- I think secretary hey -- if he's confirmed obviously will be an important.
Part of the administration's national security team this is a good time to go into what's wrong with these proposals and see where he stands.
But -- and -- That senator hagel is one of those two in the eyes of his -- -- has leaned more the costs towards the diplomatic negotiated solution.
Then the that the -- about perhaps the one that -- -- microphone which he's going to destroy the facilities.
Right I personally don't think there is any diplomatic solution since I think the only thing that's acceptable or should be acceptable to the United States is that Iran.
Gives up any aspiration under the current regime to have a nuclear program.
The administration takes a very different view they think you can watch her run careful and that will know when they get close to nuclear weapons I think that's.
Delusional I think this is a good opportunity the senators.
Confirmation hearing to see where he is on that you think he'll get confirmed ultimately I think at this point it really depends on Senator John McCain of Arizona I think -- who has met with senator -- used to be friends I think they're -- personal friends but.
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This is the last of three posts covering news in the historicity-of-Jesus debate (for the first see Thallus et Alius and for the second see Notable Books). Here I will discuss two significant developments in the Jesus historicity/mythicism debate, and one more tangentially related.
The biggest news is that the renowned biblical historian and New Testament expert Thomas Brodie (author of The Birthing of the New Testament [2004] and Director of the Dominican Biblical Centre, in affiliation with the University of Limerick, Ireland) has just come out as a Jesus mythicist. He has a new book that explicitly argues that Jesus never historically existed: Thomas Brodie, Beyond the Quest for the Historical Jesus: A Memoir of a Discovery (published by the respected academic press Sheffield-Phoenix). This is a huge development. His conclusion: "it is already possible and necessary to draw a conclusion: it is that, bluntly, Jesus did not exist as a historical individual." Certainly I will review this book as soon as I receive a copy and get through it.
At the same time, Philip Davies, Emeritus Professor of Biblical Studies at the University of Sheffield, England, published an article with the online journal The Bible and Interpretation, entitled "Did Jesus Exist?," in response to Bart Ehrman's book of the same title (which my more avid readers will know I tore up as a total hack job) and the opposing view represented in Thompson & Verenna's Is This Not the Carpenter? and the subsequent mistreatment of Thompson over this. Davies affirms that he believes in the historicity of Jesus. But he is alarmed by Ehrman's rhetoric and his implied threats against the professions of anyone who would dare question the historicity of Jesus, and the treatment of Thompson in particular (most chilling given how all this had happened to Thompson before, in the most appalling way: see my next news item below).
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Ehrman's response to Thompson's The Mythic Past shows (if it needed to be shown), not that the matter is beyond dispute, but that the whole idea of raising this question needs to be attacked, ad hominem, as something outrageous. This is precisely the tactic [the Old Testament] anti-minimalists tried twenty years ago: their targets were 'amateurs', 'incompetent', and could be ignored. The 'amateurs' are now all retired professors, while virtually everyone else in the field has become minimalist (if in most cases grudgingly and tacitly). So, as the saying goes, déjà vu all over again.
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I don't think, however, that in another 20 years there will be a consensus that Jesus did not exist, or even possibly didn't exist, but a recognition that his existence is not entirely certain would nudge Jesus scholarship towards academic respectability.
Davies defends Thompson's work on this matter, and argues the whole debate should be taken seriously and not condemned as the work of amateurs. He acknowledges that in fact the evidence for historicity is rather weak and extremely problematic, and not at all cut-and-dried, and in no way warrants the kind of rhetoric coming from the likes of Ehrman. He says, in fact, that admitting it's possible Jesus didn't exist is the only way the field can maintain academic respectability.
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The Pope's visit shows that modern Britain remains gripped by its old anti-Catholic hatreds
Published Thursday, September 16, 2010, 9:51 AM
Updated Friday, June 28, 2013, 4:23 PM
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Cromwell | Nov 16, 2010, 01:02 AM EST
All this article tells me is that many still have a giant chip on their shoulder.
Furthermore, you so get the feeling that Rory doesn't have a clue what he's on about.
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downinthebasement | Oct 18, 2010, 03:04 PM EDT
What was the Church's role in the 1930's?
What was Pius XII's role in the 1930's and 1940's?
What was Ireland's role in the 1930's and 1940's?
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dogbytes | Oct 09, 2010, 09:11 PM EDT
Oh come on, what a ridiculous article. Can't you see that all the protests against the Pope are about his stance on contraception and gay rights. And even worse, his cover up of the disgusting sexual abuse.
I'm an Irish man living in London. Modern Britain is a very welcoming and open minded place for me. You are paranoid and living in the past.
You should live in the present and stop judging things from afar.
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haikued2 | Sep 27, 2010, 01:10 PM EDT
It is right on. Historically, it is interesting because the "protestant" history goes back only about 500 years, and it also has had its moments of supreme intolerance and butchery...both from Cromwell and by Calvin in his little theocracy in Switzerland (after rebelling against theocratic rule in his "Institutes of the Christian Religion". But the English were oppressors in Ireland before Henry VIII decided he would be a better Pope than the one in Rome...odd exchange, don't you think? And why did the English kill all the Tazmanians??? Not religion, racism. So nothing really stops being stupid, it just evolves and the so called intellectual left adopts the stupidity they claim to hate...oh, intolerance is only one way...the left can be intolerant because they are the modern true believers, but the rest of us are chopped liver.
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Watchman | Sep 26, 2010, 11:35 AM EDT
As someone below rightly says: tosh! This kind of stuff gives political punditry a bad name.
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bertiedog1234 | Sep 20, 2010, 11:26 AM EDT
Oh dear dear!!
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Nicoletta | Sep 20, 2010, 05:26 AM EDT
Great article. I particularly admire your pointing out the hypocrisy of the gay rights lobby - with their self-professed leaders Tatchell and (the luvvies luvvie) Fry. It is universally known, though rarely acknowledged in these PC enlightened times, that gay men 'like' boys. There are in fact, studies which show that 80% of the abuse cases in the US were perpetrated by gay priests.
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FromPhoenix | Sep 19, 2010, 10:45 AM EDT
I am waiting for the day when EVERY paedophile priest is officially excommunicated for killing the spirits of all those young boys and girls. It's too bad that one of the many Catholic church rules, such as excommunication for abortion and refusing to give Communion to abortion supporters, doesn't include excommunication for these priests.
To think of how many people unknowingly took the Body of Christ from the hands of these thousands of monster priests sends chills down my spine. And the Church knew about it. If there is anti-Catholic sentiment in UK today and elsewhere, it is fueled by the Church's sins of neglect, omission, and refusal to own up to these horrors.
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LITTLEGOAT | Sep 19, 2010, 08:09 AM EDT
the allowance of horrific abuse in catholic institutions of children created the recent day hatred. slave labor in magdalene laundries of good shepherd concents and institutions was evil not religious,
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hollabackgurl | Sep 19, 2010, 08:06 AM EDT
Like I said, if the Pope dared to come to Ireland now the reception would be even worse.
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Newrone | Sep 18, 2010, 10:11 PM EDT
RORY FITZGERALD, you need to get down off your high horse & deal with some of your own hatred. You sound positively dangerous.
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jacersagain | Sep 18, 2010, 08:54 PM EDT
All the proof that anyone wants of the charge that Britain is anti-Catholic will be destroyed by the accurate recordings of the only TV station publically closely following Pope Benedict's state visit to Scotland and England can found by visiting it's website here: " haytch tee tee pee colon forward slash forward slash news dot sky dot com forward slash skynews forward slash pope " Lots to see, hear and read of, all of it true and ongoing ahead of the beatification of John Newman tomorrow morning.
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AlunPalmer | Sep 18, 2010, 01:36 PM EDT
First let me put my cards on the table. I'm an English atheist of Irish catholic descent.
To be sure, the English oppressed Irish catholics in the past when they had done them no harm, and that was a disgrace. So much has been written about it that I have little to add. I agree entirely that Cromwell was a monster. He displaced the leaders of my own clan to County Clare, throwing them off their land in County Cork.
Don't forget, though, that the catholic church had done plenty to stir up the English against them. The church endorsed the attempted Spanish invasion of England by the Armada, for one thing. Guy Fawkwes, an Englishman, attempted to blow up the Houses of Parliament in the name of Catholicism, and I have no problem atall with the practice of burning him in effigy that continues to this day.
What they did wrong was to take it all out on the poor bloody Irish, but don't pretend they have no genuine reason to be against the Catholic church, because it isn't true.
As for problems with catholic doctrine or the modern catholic church, I hardly know where to start. Ignoring my lack of belief itself, there are issues ranging from birth control to paedophilia, and the pope himself, when cardinal, is on record as allowing a known paedophile to remain in the church for years.
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Buffalobrave | Sep 18, 2010, 12:44 PM EDT
Great article Rory guaranteed to bring all of the bigots and scum out from under their respective rocks.
Gay rights my ass! 'pun intended'. Their sexual orientation as they call, it will now allow the
perverts to practice their pedophilia under this guise. ( Catholic pedophiles and non- Catholic pedophiles. ) Yes, there are more pedophiles in the world that are non-Catholic. Many more than there are Catholics pedophiles!
But why bash them hell that snot as good as the dirty old Catholic priests, right?
Please note sarcasm!
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Sparklet | Sep 18, 2010, 08:51 AM EDT
What a load of tosh. It's nothing to do with "old anti-Catholic hatreds". The majority of people in the UK aren't especially religious and most of those who are don't hate Catholics - there is a strong Catholic presence in the UK anyway. Any hatred is down to recent disclosures about paedophilia, which is what's hated in modern Britain. Obviously it exists - in all countries, not just the UK - but I have never experienced any religious bigotry.
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