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Topic closed. 4888 replies. Last post 11 months ago by TheGameGrl.
Dear Players of the Pennsylvania Lottery, Today starts the digging and strategizing of the winning numbers for the Pick 3 Game.
(It seems that Gus likes to bury our numbers)
You are welcome to share your systems . Its my hope that you'll dig up some winners and support others as they too are after the same goal- Getting the Gus-dough!
My digg'n system says that the Consecs are still trying to grow and pop, so catch'em in the next day or two. Zero is due
in the first position.
Best to you each and may this thread flourish and gain winners by the dozen!
respect your enemies, they validate who your true friends are in life.
Thank You GameGrl for this new THREAD today. Will do what ever I can to help this new thread grow and I hope alot of others will join in it also.....Now LET THE PARTY BEGIN!!!!
Thank You jojo and Dee!
Love the 022!! Lets get those diggers going and pop up some winners!!
06,07,08,01,02,03 pairs still in play!
Hope DR makes it here, the 109 from the shot in the dark list hit straight!!
GB-Thanks for your imput! 01 came in :) 109 today! Good call!
WTG dr65 from your Nov 27th list your 109 came in str8...both you and GBSSR are on fire...keep it coming...
A breath of fresh air!!
Thank you Gamegrl!! I wanted to wait until after the daytime draw so I could possibly make my first post here a real positive one!
And it is - although only in a box sort of way...910 box win for me today! That shot in the dark list can stay where it is - this thread will bring new
life and a much needed new beginning with the New Year fast approaching. It will be a pleasure to participate! Let the winners keep coming!
Bananas and Balloons for everyone
That list will be officially retired (now matter what it does) in 1 minute.
The time is now: 3:00pm 11/29/09
The 78, 67 combo was a big factor in today's w/o.
Since it did not come out in day time I'm sticking with 478, 789, 378 I played today midday. If they pull 109 again like last night (351), that's it! It's
rigged! Have to remember 678 and 345 although 234 seems to be poking its' head out here and there. Sequence IS due and should be coming.
Remember jonny's post about the 7 follow 11? In both draws, there have been plenty of sum 11's to last through next month and no sum 7.
An excellent one might be 430. OR 421 and the biggest possible sum 7 I saw in a w/o today was: 106 - flip the 9 from midday? That is rigged
too! Then there's always the matter of 313...wonder if that one is coming.
Good luck tonight - I'll be on and off today and be checking in later.
One thing, either regretfully or thankfully...depends on how you look at it I guess....is that through the transition, I haven't lost my ability to
write too much...
PA daily number results:
wow, dr65 you were really close to the nite number tonite with you 789 and 678...
new thread new life, thanks to all involved.
Doc, I like the 241 and the 106 flip
152 333 555 may stick with that 047 for a couple more days.
good luck and happy hunting
Oh indeed, he's a wanted hog. Tricked me tonight with 698 - like who was looking for sum 22? I was expecting a 19...or 20. Poo. I played
685. That's okay..he's got to give us 2 per day and can't win them all.
SO...today midday 109, tonight 698 hmm...106 still a possibility and also more blends of the 2 especially if last month has anything to do with it.
109/698 = 980 or 106 and another tempting possibility...198
The 152 is going around heavy all states and if we don't get that this time, there is something rotten in Denmark.
DR and Wolfy! SO glad you could share some insights! As zany as your list was DR, it is worthy of playing, still got some nice combos on it! Its yours to bury if you choose but I'd rather see ya win then lose :)
Love the 152 !! Still see a zero in first position .
DR, LOL to Denmark! Maybe if we get enough hits we can send Gus there on a one way ticket!!
Full moon folks so plan wisely!


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Majid Khan, who has been described as the protege of the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, has pled guilty to charges of terrorism. (File photo)
By AL ARABIYA WITH AFP
Pakistani national Majid Khan pleaded guilty on Wednesday at a Guantanamo military tribunal in a landmark case that could speed the trials of Sept. 11 suspects.
The plea came as part of a deal struck between U.S. military prosecutors and Khan, 32, who has spent the last nine years behind bars.
He pleaded guilty to conspiracy, murder and attempted murder in violation of the laws of war, and to material support for terrorism and espionage, according to AFP news agency.
Dressed in a dark suit and pink tie, he spoke in English without an interpreter in delivering his plea. Khan has been described as a protégé of Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
In exchange for the lighter sentence, he will testify against other "high value" detainees, including Mohammed and four others alleged to have taken part in the 2001 attacks.
Many of the terms of the plea agreement remain classified. The Washington Post reported that the military plans to delay Khan's sentencing for four years to ensure he complies with the agreement.
"It's part of a strategy of building more solid cases against the handful of defendants that the government plans to try before the commissions," said Jonathan Hafetz, a lawyer who has represented other Guantanamo detainees.
More than 10 years after the Sept. 11 attacks, Mohammed and four co-defendants accused of plotting them are still awaiting trial at the prison, part of a U.S. naval base in Cuba.
Since the special military tribunals were authorized to try "enemy combatants" during the administration of president George W. Bush, six prisoners have been brought before the tribunals, with four pleading guilty.
Colonel Morris Davis, a former chief military prosecutor, has noted that more Guantanamo detainees had died since the U.S.-run prison was established in 2002 than have been tried before the tribunals.
Khan is accused of working under Mohammed's direction to plan explosions of fuel tanks at U.S. gasoline stations and to deliver funds for a bomb attack at a Marriott hotel in Jakarta, Indonesia, that killed 11 people in August 2003.
"If Khan provides information on KSM and others, as has been suggested was part of the deal, it will no doubt speed up the prosecutions," said Karen Greenberg, a terrorism expert at Fordham Law School, referring to Mohammed, who had been scheduled to be arraigned earlier this month.
"If Khan does provide information on KSM and others... it will break through the barriers presented by evidence obtained through torture, as this information will be presented in the present time and in a legal proceeding."
The agreement with Khan is the first plea bargain among 14 Guantanamo detainees the U.S. military classifies as "high value."
U.S. President Barack Obama − criticized for failing to live up to his promise to shut down Guantanamo's prison by 2010 − could benefit from the speedy prosecutions as he seeks a new term in November elections.
Over the years, 779 inmates have been detained at Guantanamo, most without charge or trial. Most have been transferred to their home countries or third countries in recent years and released.
Today, 171 people are still languishing there in limbo, including 89 detainees who have been cleared for release but are still in custody, thanks to a law passed by the U.S. Congress.
For the other detainees who remain, pleading guilty may be the only way to guarantee that they one day leave the facility.
"The irony is that if you're charged with a crime and make a plea deal, you know you'll be released someday and have some idea when. You have an end-point," says David Remes, who has represented several detainees.
"But if you're not accused of a crime, you don't know whether you'll ever be released, much less when. That may be the crueler fate. The system is upside-down."
Khan was imprisoned in a secret CIA jail for three years before being transferred to Guantanamo in 2006.
He could be asked to testify in the trial of Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, the alleged Saudi mastermind of the 2000 attack on the USS Cole in Yemen's port of Aden, which killed 17 sailors and wounded another 40.
Nashiri's lawyer, Richard Kammen, said he's not surprised Khan has agreed to the plea bargain.
"Given the essentially lawless conditions of Guantanamo and the military commissions, many people would say or do anything to have a chance at release," he said.
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text: Home Politics Will Right-Wing Super PAC Topple Rangel? After funding primary upsets in both parties, a right-wing group is taking aim at the New York lawmaker. By: Edmund Newton Posted: May 18 2012 12:08 AM 0 Rep. Charles Rangel faces a primary challenge in 2012. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) (The Root) -- A ham-handed attempt by a super PAC to shake things up in the Democratic primary in New York's 13th congressional district has raised charges of "conspiracy" and outside meddling from supporters of longtime incumbent Charles Rangel. The funding group, Campaign for Primary Accountability, says that it intends to throw its weight -- and money -- behind Rangel's main challenger, state Sen. Adriano Espaillat. Principal donors to the PAC -- which says its focus is on ousting entrenched congressional incumbents, regardless of political party or ideological bent, who seldom get challenged in primary elections -- are conservative Republicans, including a bevy of Texas businessmen and financiers. A spokesman for Espaillat, a liberal Democrat who has served in the New York State Senate for 14 years, said that his candidate had no prior knowledge of the group's involvement in the campaign. "Senator Espaillat's campaign has no information about this or any other PAC's decision to target Congressman Rangel for defeat," said Ibrahim Khan. The primary is scheduled for June 26. Rangel's campaign manager, Moises Perez, says that the super PAC is a front for "Texas right-wingers" who have a vendetta against the congressman. Rangel, who has represented Harlem and much of upper Manhattan in Congress for 41 years, has been outspoken in support of liberal causes, such as increased aid to veterans, economic programs to assist beleaguered cities and the Obama health care program. Super PAC spokesman Curtis Ellis describes it as "the equalizer," seeking to balance the scales in primary elections where longtime incumbents like Rangel often receive little or no opposition from members of their own parties. "We're working to increase participation by voters, to inform them of how important it is to vote in a primary," Ellis says. "The incumbents have all the advantages in the primary, with access to lobbyists, corporate donations and money from PACs." He adds that Rangel, having been in office for so long, has the additional advantage of widespread "name recognition." "Everybody over the age of 12 has heard the name of Charles Rangel," Ellis says. Rangel, 81, faces a more difficult challenge than usual in this year's primary, after being censured for ethics violations last year and consequently losing the chairmanship of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee. He is running in a remapped district with a larger Hispanic population than was previously the case. Espaillat, whose family is from the Dominican Republic, is seeking to capitalize on the demographic shift. Also running are Harlem activists Craig Schley and Joyce Johnson, as well as former Democratic National Committee official Clyde Williams. It is widely assumed that the 21-term congressman will retire after one final term, serving as a kind of victory lap for Rangel (though much the same was said in 2010). He has had recent health problems, including a back condition for which he was hospitalized in March. He missed some 100 House votes because of his three-month absence this year. Page 1 of 3 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


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And the fining continues. They continue to take away parking spots for "tour buses" and "carriages" and now they've even confiscated spots for bike corrals (certainly NOT against them, I'm just not sure why they need to be IN a former car parking spot?). All to force people into the garages.
Of course Scratch could not possibly be worse than Taco Boy...or could it? Nah, there is no doubt...it couldn't. Not sure why there was even a pause.
"The rationale for the law is that a bicycle, when chained to a tree on a narrow sidewalk, can fall over and obstruct the entire walkway."
Then do what I do... pick it up!
This is just another way to leech off college kids. Facing overbearing debt? No problem, let us "protect" you by fining you for everything under the sun...
I make a great living creating pretty pictures too.
Don't fall into their stereotype.
"In any art form or field, and perhaps ESPECIALLY in architecture, it makes no sense to rule out or shun any approach."
Yet that's exactly what the author does. The hubris and zealotry in this opinion piece has had me equally riled and laughing the last day. It's the stuff usually reserved for politicians. That's just my opinion, though, I don't pretend to speak for my generation.
William Woodard
In the heated days of the cold war, Russia reportedly order condoms from an American firm, stipulating they all had to be at least 12 inches long. The firm happily obliged, and stamped all the packages "SMALL".
$30? Whose going to perform, Little Big Town and Shovels & Rope?
Just what Mount Pleasant needs, another place that sucks...and sucks even more as time goes by. There are so many places that suck now around here that it would be difficult to decide which one sucks the most. Forget phoney places like Poe's and Scratch, try Three Matadors West of the Ashley if you want a good taco at a reasonable price.
Especially considering that today's lunch special at Raul's Maya del Sol is 3 lengua tacos + a beverage for $10, the $5 tacos with less than quality ingredients and consistently slow service time is a painful insult.
I agree Jesse, Bacco and CPH are awesome!
artrogue - the alternatives you bring up are not viable to liberals because they do not require the expansion and deep involvement in the system by the government. Remember their ultimate goal is to get to government run healthcare so we can have a shitty system like Canada and England where you get to wait months to do anything. Also, you have to remember that if an idea is not from the liberal perspective liberals do not consider it to be a valid solution. Liberals are open minded people, as long as you agree with them and don't bring up the fact that they are usually wrong about almost everything. Except writing songs and making pretty pictures, they are generally pretty good at that.
It seems to me that two similar, yet separate, issues need to be addressed here. Yes, the issue of scale facing a restaurant that wants to continue the practice of sustainability is real. As the local movement grows, food trucks to fine dining will need a sustainable growing source. These business minded folks have the intelligence, funding, and resources to achieve that goal. I applaud LLF and GrowFood for their passion and commitment to programs that promote local, healthy food. In conjunction with these wonderful organizations, I have no doubt that South Carolina can be a model of how to achieve a local, sustainable, restaurant industry.
The other issue is cost. While a sustainable restaurant industry will benefit from larger and/or more local farming options, I believe a sustainable food source for low-income families can be developed at a community level. Urban areas and food deserts need more urban farmers to provide inexpensive milk, eggs, produce and even chicken for corner stores. Poor rural areas need an outpost for local farmers to sell their goods. Programs that promote this type of community farming would have a beneficial health and economic impact.
Finally, there is no better place to begin building a sustainable, healthy, connected food community than in our schools. If we want to promote sustainability, healthy eating, locally sourced food, and opportunity, starting young is a must. Imagine the health and cost benefit of a school sourcing a mere quarter of its own food. Programs that mentor children in producing and cooking local foods will plant a seed that could produce our next generation of farmers and chefs.
That doesn't make your analogy work any better.
The hyperbole on all sides is entertaining. $9 million in health issues a year for Charleston residents? Ok. $37 million in revenue yearly from "the cruise industry" for "Charleston's economy." Ok. Prove both.
(However, it's cute how health issues only pertain to an infrequent cruise ship stop over, and not the port's busy activity)
Knick knack purveyors vs South of Broad blue bloods. Small town drama.
Also, explain this, "Welcome to Charleston, home of the No. 1 tourist destination in America." #1 in what regard, exactly? Due to an online reader's poll from the same magazine that miraculously listed Fiery Ron's Home Team Barbecue as the best ribs in the nation? Someone's hired the same kick ass PR firm stuffing ballot boxes.
Speaking of automobile congestion, which pollutes more, cruise ship exhaust or exhaust from hundreds of automobiles if those same tourists came here by land?
My favorite healthcare plan put forward by Republicans is the Heritage Foundation's own Affordable Care Act. You call it ObamaCare, artie.
How many glossy local magazines are there now foisting an image of a romantic, cultured, aristocratic south born out of the gauzy imaginings of teen-aged wanna-be belles and imagined country-clubbing trust-funded huntsman/capitalists? And then there are the hipster douche green/food mags. I imagine there are... 6 to 12 successful monthly/quarterly magazines here in Charleston about: Food, "southern culture," food, weddings, clothes, weddings, "southern architecture," food, and how kick ass it is to wealthy and white in the South.
It's this veneer of fantasy that is sold to housewives in Atlanta and wealthy vacationers nationwide as how life is here.
There's a thirsty market for it. At some point, however, we'll all tire of learning of the new douche bag bartender and his forearm tats on King Street or in Asheville harvesting his own ginger for his take on a turn of the century drink no one wants.
BTW... "In a country where a common economic criticism is that we no longer make anything, a media outlet is actively helping turn hobbies and dreams into viable manufacturing opportunities." What? I suppose you're right. Garden and Gun is THE most important thing to have ever happened. Jesus Christ. I hope you sent this... article, or whatever it is,... in with your resume.
I have no doubt that the cruise ships in Charleston are a double edged sword. But what isn't. Ying and yang are the way of the world, and there are sound arguments on both sides of this issue.
(YING) First, the ships spend a lot of money here for supplies and provisions, and yes, the cruise industry brings tourists and their dollars to the City. That influx of money directly benefits hotels, historical tours, restaurants, shops and a host of other businesses, but then also trickles down all through the economy. ($37 million a year according to this article). Tourism is, after all, our largest local industry. And tourists often return for additional visits and sometimes even move here after seeing what a wonderful area we live in. And it seems obvious that anything that exposes us to more visitors is a good thing.
(YANG) That said, we should do what we can to protect that which makes Charleston such a unique and wonderful destination and attracts so many visitors in the first place. If the cruise ships are truely degrading the integrity of the city and spoiling the environment and "Charleston's" charm, then their presence here either needs to be eliminated or reformed. I vote to reform it. But then I don't live downtown… on purpose. I intentionally chose a house more than three feet from my neighbor and I don't regularly complain about traffic and tourists. I don't whine about the smell of horse urine, or rowdy bar patrons and college students late at night, or people parking on my street.
(YING) Bottom line, many of the people who live downtown like to bitch, and would complain about something else if it wasn't cruise ships. To some they come across as pompous and entitled. They paid an awful lot for their address with little regard for the context of living in downtown Charleston and strive to make it more accommodating… for them. I mean, there is some nice waterfront property up the Cooper River, but I wouldn't buy a home up there and THEN bitch about the Paper Mill's smell. It can be hard to take them seriously.
(YANG) Unlike the guy who lamented at a BAR meeting about the reopening of the Dock Street Theatre because people would be parking on HIS street (true story), most residents downtown were there before the cruise ships and have a valid complaint. The soot and exhaust from the ship's stacks is a documented health concern and nuisance and should be addressed. That is fair.
(YING) To do that, however, our current Carnival vessel would need to be updated at a huge expense and the SPA will need to supply shore power. So… who is going to pay for that? While most ports on the West coast have provided shore power for over a decade, New York became the first port on the east coast to supply it's cruise ships with power in 2011. The NY Economic Development Corporation, which manages the city's cruise terminals, agreed to subsidize some of the cost of the power, as did the New York Power Authority for a total of about 2/3 of the kilowatt hour while the cruise lines pay the remaining 1/3.
(YANG) Here is how Charleston's Cruise Industry can pay for all those kilowatt hours… The Charleston Tourist Bureau ponies up 1/4 out of our accommodation tax money. (This IS a tourist boon, right?). The SPA pays 1/4 (probably to be worked into the fees that the ships are charged to dock here anyway). SCE&G agrees to a 1/4 discounted rate, and finally the cruise lines pay the remaining 1/4. But here is another "bright idea" - perhaps solar power could help offset the costs. Don't laugh. The roof of that "dilapidated warehouse" mentioned in the article is atrocious. Viewed from above from the ship, it is an embarrassment to Charleston, and will certainly need to be addressed as part of the new terminal anyway. It's decrepit… but it's huge. I'd suggest tearing down the structure and building a multilevel parking structure with state-of-the-art solar arrays on the top to supplement the power to the ship. What a great opportunity to utilize Charleston's own SolBright Renewable Energy's expertise to create a landmark test project that could provide SCE&G and our State government an opportunity to explore the benefits and possibilities of solar power and perhaps join us in the 21st century.
(YING) The bottom line is that shore power is a critical feature for the success of the cruise industry. Period. This INCLUDES Charleston. Not only is it the right thing to do, but is becoming the norm on both coasts. And knowing the Federal Government's position on a cleaner environment, could well become mandatory down the line. The Carnival ship that calls Charleston home does so primarily because it can dock here without plugging in. We get the bottom of the line because our facilities ARE bottom of the line… Why should Charleston have a third rate facility? Why should we spend $25+ million to build a new terminal that isn't first rate just to host to an obsolete ship that is overdue for an upfit?
(YANG) Sure, outfitting the new facility with shore power may cost more, but it's going to cost even more later to retrofit our "new" facility to attract better ships as we grow this industry. Or after the SPA looses some environmental or health related law suit down the line. This issue isn't going away I'm afraid. It's worth it in the long run. We can't afford to be short sighted with something this vital to that high profile waterfront area or our tourism industry and our reputation in general. If we build a world-class terminal with state-of-the-art capabilities then we could attract better ships and grow what could become a tremendous tourist asset. Particularly the port-of-call stops that are here for just a short time and deliver tremendous crowds to our doorstep without the added auto congestion on the streets… And who could complain about that?… other than that guy who lives on Dock Street ;)
"The Ports Authority says 'the cruise industry already contributes $37 million a year to the region's economy,' and we could be bringing in a lot more."
Yet Columbia consultants Miley & Associates found in an independent assessment, that "the hotels most benefiting from cruises are not in the historic city and that Carnival Cruise Lines purchases most supplies directly from manufacturers, not from local merchants. The study found that cruise ship passengers visiting Charleston spend only one-tenth of what other tourists spend" (P&C).
"But in my opinion, the Coastal Conservation League is using the cruise controversy to increase its power and bring in more money."
Well, at least they're using their own money. The taxpayers will spend $35 million buying Carnival a new terminal. And it's not like they can't afford it: "Over the last five years, the company has paid total corporate taxes — federal, state, local and foreign — equal to only 1.1 percent of its cumulative $11.3 billion in profits" (NYT). And Carnival can abandon the terminal at their convenience, leaving the taxpayers holding the bag like they did in Mobile.
"Do you think we should promote and allow the cruise industry to grow in Charleston or push them away?"
This is pure laziness. Nobody wants to run off the cruise industry - not even the Cruise Control crowd. All anyone wants is an open dialog and a fair resolution to legitimate concerns. But City Hall has had none of it, summarily dismissing citizen input - hence the lawsuits, the high profile controversy, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation and World Monuments Fund watch lists.
Pizza parlors laundered drug money for the mob.


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Chemistry = My Life
I saw this post at tumblr last week and I feel the same exact way. This is one of the many reasons why I do this shit.
Entropy: a measure of of disorderedness or randomness in the universe.
Second law of thermodynamics: the entropy of the universe is always increasing.
Is it just me, or is that concept beautiful and frightening at the same time?
That it's possible to measure disorder and random, and that the universe is full of it, and that it will always increase?
I don't know. I just like that idea. In a way. It's also kind of unnerving.
These little things are the reason why I like what I do. I'm sure a bunch of you don't give a rat's ass, but fuck it. I really don't care lol. (We need more "fuck it"s in this world.)I don't give a shit about politics, but I understand how people can be really interested in such matter. I just have no shits to give. lol. What I'm trying to say is that find that one thing in your life that you are really passionate about. When I got to FSU, I didn't know what I was gnna do. I changed my major twice. Engineering —-> IT —-> Chemistry. I had no idea what I wanted to do with it. I just knew that I liked chemistry alot and I was good at it back in HS. Now that I'm learning more and more about the subject, it just blows my mind how beautiful it is. Yes, chemistry is beautiful.
(FSU chem swag)
I'm quite blessed to go to FSU actually and study chem. My analytical professor is one of the best chromatographers in the world. You have no idea wtf that is, but let's just say that he's quite a pioneer in his field.Also, GN Lewis, like THE LEWIS DOT STRUCTURE taught my pchem lab professor's professor. lol. I'm a "great grandstudent" of Gilbert N. Lewis. You know the Kasha building by the FSU bookstore? Yea, he studied under GN Lewis.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Kasha
But yea, that's me having a small rant about random shit that I do. If you just find a way to be interested, involved and passionate in whatever it is you're doing like your job or a subject you're studying, then it would be a piece of cake studying for it. Really.
Graham, I may as well beat you to it.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXw6znXPfy4
You too Jessehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVohBBNYOks&feature=related
More interesting chemistry stuff:
Quantum tunneling:
A particle can overcome a potential barrier even if it doesn't have enough energy to overcome the potential barrier. The reason for this is that a particle acts like a wave as well as a particle. lol.
One of the reasons why I love this subject is because of this youtube channel. Yes, I've seen all their vids. http://www.youtube.com/user/periodicvideos?ob=4


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He's being targeted by state "dieticians" (which is another word for "nutritional moron" as you'll see below) Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/035691_dietic...z1tBYXqnyv
Why doesn't he say anything about being targeted and threatened with jail on his website, diabetes-warrior.net ? Another natural news scam. God dammit.
Quote:Note 1: Every single person that 'eats like me' or similarly improves health markers… every single one. The point? … no one is 'hurt' by following my food recipes nor the meal plan I follow. Note 2: Here is a link to the NC Law I am violating, "GUIDELINE A_6". I still, to this day have not read it… maybe I will some day. :)
He's not going to jail, he won't read the law. Ignorance makes one immune to the law. I heard that somewhere.
Foodnipple Wrote: (04-27-2012 12:15 AM)That "law" is stupid and designed by the Medical Industrial Complex to keep people sick, diabetes is big business. f*ck you you f*cking retarded shill. How'd that feel, batch?
That "law" is stupid and designed by the Medical Industrial Complex to keep people sick, diabetes is big business.
Foodnipple Wrote: (04-27-2012 12:19 AM)I prefer Bastard I wanted to insult you, like you insulted me, in an idiotic way. I was quite sure you were male so batch is more insulting. He seems like a genuine man who found a diet that works for him and is recovering from his obesity. Do I still sound like a 'shill' to you, Mr. Food nipple? The only thing I could possibly care about in this case is the health of others.
Seems simple enought to me... The Medical-Pharmaceutical Industry makes a crap load of bucks off from sick people, hence they have no rea incentive to CURE people, only to string them along and bleed their bank accounts as white as a corpse. The natural-food health nuts are mega-sensitive types, they get so excited over things. What the Frak is a FOODNIPPLE?


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Sol LeWitt, Uncomplete Open Cube, Variation n°7, 1973, aluminium, 105 x 105 x 105 cm. Collection Lambert en Avignon.
More than a retrospective, the exhibition "I Believe in Miracles" brings together a number of artists invited to take part in thematic exhibitions and have marked the site over the last 10 years, for instance with "Artists Collections" in 2001, "A fripon, fripon et demi" in 2003, "Figures of the Player, the Paradox of the Actor" in 2006, or those invited to have their first large scale exhibition in France, including Andres Serrano, Candice Breitz, Francis Alÿs and Christian Marclay, as well as Cy Twombly, Sol LeWitt, Miquel Barceló and Douglas Gordon.
The Collection Lambert opened its doors in June 2000 during the celebrations for 'Avignon - European Cultural Capital'. With a view to making a future donation, gallerist and collector Yvon Lambert decided to place on loan 350 artworks. Housed in an 18th century mansion, these works are borrowed from his personal collection that at this stage comprises more than 1200 artworks dating from the 1960s to the present day.
A site for creativity, exchange and diffusion, with museum attendance levels doubling since the first two years of opening, Collection Lambert proposes five zones within the 2000m2 of the museum: exhibitions, preventive conservation, activities targeting young viewers, the museum bookshop and artists' editions and the restaurant situated in the hôtel particulier's courtyard.
Three exhibitions are organised each year, often in connection with current artistic events, the Avignon Theatre Festival or in co-production with international institutions. For the past seven years these exhibitions have enabled the museum to shine, as much from a regional as from an international standpoint. In autumn and winter a monographic exhibition allows for the discovery of an already established or emerging artist's work: Francis Alÿs or Sol LeWitt, Salla Tykkä or Christian Marclay, Andres Serrano, Candice Breitz, Douglas Gordon and soon Roni Horn. Each of these exhibitions becomes a veritable mise-en-scène with each artist freely taking over the spaces in which they have chosen to present video or painting, photography or installations.
In the spring part of the collection is presented or a large thematic exhibition is organised in the museum. This was the case, for example, with A Fripon, Fripon & demi with more than 350 artworks about childhood, Eijanaika, Yes, Future!, an exhibition of the young contemporary art scene in Japan which was commissioned for Lille 2005 then shown in Avignon, or Il Faut rendre à Cézanne... presented firstly in Aix-en-Provence during the celebrations of the centenary of Paul Cézanne's death, then at the Collection Lambert in the spring of 2007.
Finally in summer, large scale events touching the general public and enlightened art lovers alike bring new perspectives on contemporary art, associated with classic, older artworks: Artists' Collections in 2001 proposed the discovery of prestigious collections of artists from Jasper Johns to Arman, Nan Goldin to Miquel Barceló, in 2006 Figures of the Player, the Paradox of the Actor was a confrontation of portraits of contemporary actors with those loaned by the Comédie-Française...
The Collection Lambert also organises exhibitions in Provence (Arles, Marseilles, Aix-en-Provence, Tarascon...) and overseas, exhibiting the collection of works on paper in Yokohama in 1998, works by Nan Goldin in Montreal in 2003 and Moscow in 2006 or conceptual photography for Photoespana in Madrid in 2004, the masterpieces of the collection in Roma (Villa Medici) in 2008.
Artists included in the exhibition: Artistes anonymes du XXe siècle av.J.-C. au XIXe siècle, Pierre-Marie Agin, Antoine + Manuel, Azzedine Alaïa, Francis Alÿs, Carlos Amorales, Alice Anderson, David Askevold, Miquel BarcelÓ, Robert Barry, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jean-Charles Blais, Bill Beckler, Gilles Bensimon, Joseph Beuys, Christian Boltanski, Katia Bourdarel, Louise Bourgeois, Slater Bradley, Candice Breitz, Marcel Broodthaers, Daniel Buren, Andre Cadere, Julia Margaret Cameron, Mircea Cantor, Etienne Carjat, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Paul Cézanne, Christo, Robert Combas, François-Xavier Courrèges, Salvador Dali, Daniel Dezeuze, Delvaux, Jan Dibbets, Jason Dodge, Marcel Dzama, Bernard Faucon, Dan Flavin, Spencer Finch, Gisele Freund, Hamish Fulton, Ryan Gander, Vincent Ganivet, Anna Gaskell, Gilbert & George, Nan Goldin, Douglas Gordon, Loris Gréaud, Shilpa Gupta, Raoul Hausmann, Isabell Heimerdinger, Garry Hill, Jenny Holzer, Roni Horn, Douglas Huebler, Koo Jeong-a, Burn Jones, Donald Judd, Idris Kahn, On Kawara, Zilvinas Kampinas, Anselm Kiefer, Jannis Kounellis, Joseph Kosuth, Joey Kotting, Barbara Kruger, David Lamelas, Bertrand Lavier, Louise Lawler, Zoe Leonard, Claude Lévêque, Sol LeWitt, Ogle Winston Link, Richard Long, Robert Mangold, Édouard Manet, Christian Marclay, Brice Marden, Agnes Martin, Henri Matisse, Adam McEwen, Jonas Mekas, Jonathan Monk, Vik Muniz, Rei Naito, Rika Nogushi, Dennis Oppenheim, Giulio Paolini, Giuseppe Penone, Jean Prouvé, Man Ray, Odilon Redon, Kay Rosen, Robert Ryman, Julian Schnabel, Richard Serra, David Shrigley, Andres Serrano, Edward J. Steichen, Kimsooja, Daniel Spoerri, Haim Steinbach, Catherine Sullivan, Niele Toroni, Stephan Toth, Richard Tuttle, Cy Twombly, Salla Tykka, Nick van Woert, Francesco Vezzoli, Mark Wallinger, Lawrence Weiner
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Once the elongating fibers have established the appropriate synaptic contacts with the target cells, the continued survival of the innervating cells in the ganglion appears to depend on the availability of NGF. Studies conducted by Hendry at the Australian National University and by K. Stockel and H. Thoenen at the Basel Institute for Immunology have demonstrated that NGF is taken up at the terminal nerve endings of the sympathetic fibers and transported back to the neuronal cell body along the axon. This retrograde axonal transport of NGF is absolutely essential for the survival of the innervating neurons. When it is experimentally prevented (either by severing the projecting axons, by treating them with the drug vinblastine, which blocks axonal transport, or by administering 6-hydroxydopamine, which destroys the nerve endings), the innervating sympathetic neurons in the ganglion die off. The lethal effects of blocking the axonal transport of NGF can be completely overcome, however, by supplying the cell bodies with externally administered NGF. In this case the external NGF makes up for the NGF that would normally be transported back inside the axon to the cell body from the innervated cells.
Work in several laboratories has shown that the retrograde axonal transport of NGF follows its interaction with specific receptor sites on the nerve terminals of the newly established fibers. Receptors are proteins that are usually located on the external surface of the cell membrane; they provide specific recognition sites for messenger substances such as hormones, neurotransmitters and growth factors. The existence of such specific receptors on the neuronal surface makes it possible for NGF to exert its effects at exceedingly low concentrations (about 2.8 micrograms per liter). The binding of NGF to its receptors triggers a chain of biochemical events that leads ultimately to the outgrowth of the nerve fiber.
Immature sympathetic neurons respond to NGF with a burst of metabolic activity that provides the material necessary for the growth of the nerve fiber and the manufacture of molecules of neurotransmitter. The cells make more proteins and lipids, take up amino acids from the surrounding medium and burn glucose and other energy-rich compounds at a faster rate. These effects can be seen as a general response to the primitive signal conveyed by NGF through its specific receptors on the cell surface.
Within a short time after the binding of NGF to its receptors the protein constituents of the cytoplasm of the immature sympathetic neuron are profoundly rearranged. In particular the filamentous structures called microtubules and microfilaments come to fill all the available space between the cell nucleus and the cell membrane. These filaments play a key role in the growth of the nerve fiber by providing a structural framework and the propulsive force for its elongation.
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Not from an industry -- critic -- I'm talking about a CEO in the solar industry James Nelson is the head of Sola 3-D James welcome to the program.
Thanks Stuart the Begin this race you all all private all the time no subsidy is no government loan guarantees -- making a 3-D soulless self corrects.
That's correct and you got all the money you need from totally private sources right.
So far that's correct and you doing well.
We're doing just fine thanks so we're what do you -- of what are you doing differently from Solyndra tell -- -- -- the solicitor ensor 3-D had started out with very similar hopes and dreams of -- -- the economics of the solar industry.
In order to make it affordable for everybody in the world.
But from there our paths diverged.
You -- or 3-D.
We've hired very few people we hiring consultants to help us to help us so that we.
Control our costs we lease our facilities including high end technical facilities.
Just the up as a whistle -- Sandra spent will would you go there are millions of dollars to build new machines and bill knew it.
Realistic would you say that it was the government money.
The ruined it Solyndra and if they hadn't golf but money may be they'd be in the same position as you would you go -- phone.
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Commercializing a product takes brains and determination and grit and government money rarely helps you'd.
Do you do that in fact they're really sometimes better beats you in the process.
You're more interest in having the money and spending it on facilities.
Complete with Wesley robots then you are on really being determined to go after the market and getting a it sleek.
Commercialize novel product so you want an end to these government subsidies and loans net if you did -- Would that make they'll enhance the solar industry all -- it.
Well there are two ways that the government finances.
The solar industry one is with these government loans where they help try to commercialize already invented products.
And the other one is investing in programs like RPE where they invest in brand new technology.
That's where government can be very effective since World War II of them invested in.
Technology -- has become national treasures including the Internet just technology it and and innovation that -- all totally make solar.
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But you don't -- yes subsidies for existing companies with the existing technology that just marketing -- thing you know white -- Now ultimately it's all about global competitiveness for America and when you subsidize a IA technology that is not cost competitive.
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Quite a few of the atheists on this site will be well versed in the bible (many of us are former theists, after all) so I doubt very much I'll have to get into great depth, but I'm curious to address the issue of the bible's many inconsistencies/areas of irreconcilability throughout the scriptures.
One such example would be the manner in which Judas died, with one account that god tore him apart, spilling his innards in a field, and the other (maybe more widely accepted), Judas hanged himself from a tree branch. Then of course you have the account that 2 of every single species that ever existed (never mind how many species we've discovered in the last 200 years alone) piled onto the same damn ark, void of proper nourishment, sunlight, plant life, etc for 40 days. There are many more examples, and I'm sure we could come up with dozens (or hundreds), but the point I'm trying to raise is that I understand how uneducated theists could buy into such ridiculous claims, but how on EARTH do serious theologians/apologists (the ones who don't convert to our side, anyways) maintain and defend such preposterous ideas? How can someone with any rationality whatsoever tend to these beliefs? Do they actually believe them, or are they simply disengaging their brains and reciting the same dogmatic drivel that was told to them at one time?
This has always raised all kinds of questions that I don't know how to answer.....
Forget the inconsistencies in the bible. I've never understood how seemingly rational adults could believe in magical people living in space. They even think these people or creatures or whatever they are want to grant them wishes when prayed to. Really? Compared to that, some inconsistencies in how Judas died are really trivial.
Great point, Karl - I've actually had one of my theists friends tell me, and I quote: "I know, because I know" (what?!)
While most christians probably just don't think things through properly, I do know one personally who is highly intelligent, well educated and believes in the bible based on (generally speaking) logical and rational reasons. The existence of one makes me think that there are many more like him scattered around.
Reasons he has given previously in response to your points raised above include:
- A reason for conflicting accounts in the gospels is that it was based on eyewitness evidence of the actual events. The exact same thing happens in court cases where multiple people are witnesses to the same event and give different accounts because they have different perspectives.
- You don't need 2 of every single type of animal in the ark. With dogs, for example, you can get multiple breeds of dog from the descendants of a single pair of dogs due to the genetic information they contain. It is possible to get horses, zebras and donkeys from a single pair of ancestors.
- The animals do not need to be full grown. There is no reason you could not have put baby elephants or baby dinosaurs on the ark instead of adult ones. Only about 25% of the space would have been needed for food/water supplies.
Other explanations include:
- Rock layers and fossils formed because of the flood
- Adam and Eve's children intermarried to create the human race
- Evolution can't be true due to irreducible complexity
While I may disagree with many of the things he says, in all honesty I can't fault a lot of the reasoning or science behind it. Not that I am particularly clever.
The thing I have found is that if you start with the assumption that the bible is true, you can reinterpret a surprising number of facts to support this. The fundamental problem with this is that you should instead look at the facts first and then decide what explanation is most likely without prior assumptions (at least as few as possible).
As always, I pleasure to hear (or read) your thoughts, Lucas.
Matthew, you're wasting your time.
Let Lucretius, in his On the Nature of Things, point you in another (and perhaps profitable) direction:
Religions are sublime to the ignorant, meaningless to the philosopher, and useful to the politician.
In short, politicians and churchfolk use religion to rob the ignorant.
Hahaha yes, Lucretius had many things right, I think. I suppose it's just that I find it so difficult at times to reconcile the cognitive dissonance that I felt for so long, compared with how indifferent many of my churched friends and family remain. If I had had an atheist friend to help me along, I can't imagine how much more smoothly the transition might have gone, and yet I try to get some of these people to examine critically their doubts, and they simply shirk them off and tell me I lack the faith necessary to see the truth; in some cases, I've even been told I was never a real christian, which is why I fell into the lie I believe now. Such a shame.
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