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Saturday Science Links: November 15, 2014
Conflicts, collisions, and comets are the theme in this week's Saturday Science Links.
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Does the human race all descend from two individuals? Genomic science says no, but it doesn't rule out the possibility that Adam and Eve were still historic persons.
From the archives: A common argument leveled against the theory of evolution is that scientists have not been able to produce transitional fossils that show the change of one species into another. In this podcast, we address a common misconception about what transitional fossils actually are.
In science news this week, read about magical nose cells, 45,000 year old thigh bones, and the weirdest looking dinosaur ever.
In this video originally featured in March of 2012, Dr. David Finch, a biologist at New York University, discusses his thoughts on both Creationism and the effects of "new atheists" like Richard Dawkins.
Are black holes in trouble? Could life have come from space? What do we know about the religious lives of Indian scientists? Find the answers to these questions and more.
From a Judeo-Christian perspective, all of these curiosities dovetail into a profoundly meaningful explanation: Being made in God's image helps to explain our creative and investigative skills, particularly when we consider that God has specially engineered this universe to reveal himself to human beings.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
News about the Ebola outbreak and initiatives in genomic medicine lead our news roundup this week, with a collection of research and learning opportunities in biology and at the science/faith border to follow.
We don't have all the answers and never will. And when God says that he is revealed in his creation, I think that means we need to take care of what we have and understand where we came from. The more I understand how things work, the bigger God gets. When he was just a magician pulling things out of a hat, that doesn't even compare to how I see him now!
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
This weeks in Origins news: studies of a skeleton uncovered in 2007 provide clues about rapid human evolution in the Americas, our climate and Christian stewardship, a few BioLogos folks give interviews, and some cool links to miscellaneous finds.
When read in this way, the Genesis stories may be seen as one of the greatest-ever revolutions in human understanding. Genesis used the literary forms of the day to introduce its readers to a rational God who cares for people – and whose faithfulness made science possible. Genesis is expressly about theology, not science.
This week in our Origins News Roundup: News of new nucleobases, the future of synthetic biology, and some healthy dialogue and critique of certain aspects of modern science.
Would those genuinely interested in learning about evolution benefit from a careful explanation of why these common objections don't hold water? Here the answer seemed to me to be "yes."
The Nazarenes Exploring Evolution poll of religion scholars reveals that most scholars in science, Bible, and theology are open to the possibility that Christian faith is compatible with the idea that God creates through evolution.
The BioLogos Book Club discussion of Francis Collins' The Language of God.
This week in Origins news, a few different takes on the new COSMOS series on Fox, some intriguing discoveries and theories about dinosaurs, and a smattering of articles supporting women in science—who are often an underrepresented group in STEM fields.
We can understand why man, modern man in particular, would like to mop the floors and bleach the walls. We might not be able to tame reality, but we can tame our perception of reality. We intellectualize in order to feel in control.


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Handblown glasses and goblets by Prentice Hicks are among the best selling items at the Plum Nelly shop on Frazier Avenue in North Chattanooga.Photo by John Rawlston.
During his senior year at Tulane University, Prentice Hicks took an elective in glass blowing.
He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in ceramics and, since then, he said, "I've probably made three pots since I've been out of college."
But he kept blowing glass, pursuing it, he said, because he felt like he was "pretty much incapable" of doing it. It took him nine years to establish his studio -- Wauhatchie Glassworks -- and start making a living as a glassblower, learning how to be an artist and a businessman at the same time.
Now, Hicks' colorful hand-blown glassware, made in Lookout Valley, graces tables throughout Chattanooga and beyond.
"They're our best-selling item," said Catharine Daniels, owner of Plum Nelly, on Frazier Avenue. Shelves displaying Hicks' wares stand in the window of the store, beckoning customers to the doors. "They're just eye candy."
The artist said he's perfected a few designs over time, adhering to the architectural philosophy of form follows function. "I like to have the glass have a hand in the process," he said.
He tries to make his forms loose but not sloppy and "not looking like it came out of a biscuit-cutter mold."
He doesn't want it to look all uniform. "I'm real proud that my patrons can see my stuff in a window at a distance and know it's mine by the individual look of it."
The end product depends on the air bubble in the center of the glass. "There's only so much control you can have when you're working with the heat of the flame and centrifugal force."
He doesn't use hand tools to make adjustments, a trick of the trade that would permit him to reproduce more details, but he prefers to let each glass have a touch of individuality.
"If you look at a field of tulips, you're going to see that they're all the same breed of flower, but you can see individual nuances with each blossom. That's what I like about the style I've arrived at; there is an organic quality to it. You know you're getting members of the same family, but you're not getting identical twins."
Indeed, said Daniels, each of Hicks' glasses has its own personality.
"For some, the funkier the better," she said. "Others want something more normal."
Customers often amass collections of Wauhatchie Glassworks goblets, adding piece by piece, sometimes purchasing them as wedding or birthday gifts for friends and family members.
All of his glasses are usable -- no dust collectors. Functional art, Daniels called them, and Hicks echoed her words. He and his wife go back and forth about whether they are dishwasher-safe. They are, he said, human-safe, intended to be handled and used, not set away in a china cabinet.
He likes to let kids handle his work, despite the cringing he gets from some parents.
"To me, the only way to be able to appreciate things as adults is to be given the opportunity to be able to enjoy them as children," he said.
Hicks attributes most of the color to his wife's taste. Maryon Wright also acts as his studio manager.
"The colors we have are a blend of colors she's selected," he said.
He prefers to work with singular colors or blends of slightly different shades more than mixes, he said.
For Plum Nelly's 40th anniversary, Hicks created a series of glasses in a cornflower blue, a limited-edition collection.
Hicks likes seeing his work in people's homes. "I think it's pretty cool. There's a certain amount of joy [making] something that has beauty, that other people like."
Holly Leber is a reporter and columnist for the Life section. She has worked at the Times Free Press since March 2008. Holly covers "everything but the kitchen sink" when it comes to features: the arts, young adults, classical music, art, fitness, home, gardening and food. She writes the popular and sometimes-controversial column Love and Other Indoor Sports. Holly calls both New York City and Saratoga Springs, NY home. She earned a bachelor of arts ...

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A Woman with Altitude
whether scaling a difficult case or climbing mount kilimanjaro, the intrepid joan lukey keeps her ey on the summit
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JOAN LUKEY '74 thrives on the heights. She is at the top of her professional game as a trial lawyer, her idea of fun is high-altitude trekking, and even her office at Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr is on the twenty-third floor of the firm's State Street headquarters, with a vertiginous view of the harbor and the Custom House Tower.
Lukey, fifty-six, has just returned to this office after a fourteen-day business trip to London and Dublin for the annual meeting of the American College of Trial Lawyers. In between dinners at Kensington Palace and Greenwich and marveling at the Irish economic revival, she has been learning the ropes of her new position as Secretary to the elite organization, whose membership is drawn by invitation from the top 1 per cent of the Bar. Lukey is the first woman to become an officer of the College, the latest in a long line of such distinctions, beginning in 1974 when she was the first woman to be named Best Oral Advocate in the National Moot Court Competition. In October, she won the Boston College 2006 Alumni Award of Excellence in Law.
If Lukey is jet-lagged after her travels, it doesn't show. Sporting a spiky haircut, chunky contemporary gold jewelry, and a new pair of sleek French eyeglasses—replacing the ones she refers to as her "Harry Potter" glasses—she's relaxed and friendly as she talks about her early life as a tomboy growing up on army bases from Puerto Rico to South Carolina, before her family settled in Wareham when she was seven.
Lukey's father, Philip, a soldier wounded in World War II, and her mother Ada, an elementary school teacher and later principal, raised Joan and her older brother with a mixture of encouragement and caution. "My father always made me believe that I could do whatever I wanted to do. And I always felt that he believed that himself," says Lukey, who was thirty-one when he died following a stroke at age sixty-five, after battling lung cancer. In honor of her father and his unflagging support for his children's ambitions, on the twentieth anniversary of his death Lukey established the Philip E. Lukey Endowment Fund with a $100,000 pledge to BC Law School.
"My mother was always the cautionary one," recalls Lukey. "When I was young I thought she was really being a downer, but as I got older and had a child of my own, I fully understood that she was trying to protect me from disappointment." Lukey is still close to her mother, now ninety, who lives near Marion, where Lukey and her husband Philip Stevenson, have a summer house.
At Wareham High School, Lukey evolved from tomboy into competitive gymnast, accepting knee injuries and concussion as a natural part of being athletic. "I simply continued through the pain," she says, although she admits that she was much less blasé as a soccer mom watching her daughter Heather, now twenty-two, similarly refuse to give in to injuries on the field.
In a corner of Lukey's office is testimony to her doggedness in another direction, a poster-sized version of the cover of a legal thriller she published in 1994, showing a tousle- haired blue-eyed blonde woman and the top of the Boston Custom House tower. Lukey wrote A Fiduciary Duty, featuring a brilliant but troubled young lawyer called Tica DeWald, in snatched hours and moments over four years, while her daughter was young and she needed hobbies she could do around the house. Lukey is an accomplished legal writer, but fiction and journalism offer a welcome relief from the constraints of legal writing, she says, and she has published a number of Op-Ed pieces in the Washington Post and Boston Globe. Lukey makes no claims for the literary merits of her novel, dismissing it as "really lightweight beach reading."
One indication that she did not take this foray into fiction too seriously is that her contract had given the publisher, Utah-based NorthWest Publishing, Inc., the rights to first refusal on subsequent novels. When the publisher went bankrupt, the bankruptcy court only released the rights after Lukey "drove them crazy" with a blizzard of motions. The draft of a second novel is lying in a drawer in her Lincoln home, but Lukey is in no hurry to revise it. For now there are more substantial causes demanding her time, notably her new role in the American College of Trial Lawyers, and her work as New England Finance Chair for Senator John Kerry's political action committee.
Lukey's interest in politics evolved while she was an undergraduate at Smith College in Northampton. She became involved in local political campaigns and took summer internships in Washington, DC, with a local congressman and senator. After flirting with the idea of acting as a career—"I would have been very hungry!"—Lukey chose to go to law school, partly because she saw the law as preparation for a possible life in politics.
Lukey's observations of the pressured lives of politicians during her Washington summers ultimately convinced her that this was not a path she wanted to pursue. Watching the career of another trailblazing female lawyer, Geraldine Ferraro, and seeing the media attention focused on her husband and family because of her political ambitions, Lukey says she "completely walked away from the notion of ever becoming personally involved in politics," deciding to focus instead on working behind the scenes for political candidates whose views she supported.
At Boston College Law School, Lukey left a lasting impression on peers and faculty alike. "She was extremely visible, very well respected, and a great role model for younger women," remembers Marianne Short '76, now the managing partner of the Minneapolis-based international law firm Dorsey & Whitney, and a fellow member of the BC Law Board of Overseers. Lukey was in her third year at BC Law when John Kerry '76 entered the school after serving in Vietnam. Looking back to those law school days, Senator Kerry says of Lukey, via email, "The best part of who she is today was right there on display back then. She was someone we all admired enormously—intensely articulate and a talented advocate who we all knew would go on to do great things."
Lukey had gone to law school believing she wanted to be a trial lawyer, and after her first experience of the oral dueling of Moot Court, she says she knew without question that "this was the only field in which I wanted to go forward. In a lot of ways, Moot Court was the single most influential factor in my future career," says Lukey, who with L. John Osborn '74 and Michael K. Mattchen '74 represented BC Law in the finals of the National Moot Court competition in 1974.
Thomas Carey '65, who directs the Advocacy Program at BC Law and coached Lukey throughout her law school career, says in a telephone conversation, "I've never seen her have a bad day." Always on top of the case record, always candid, and always "on point," says Carey, Lukey mesmerizes her audiences, because she always focuses on the core issues in a case. He well remembers Judge Frank Larkin's account of the finals of the National Moot Court Competition. Carey had stayed in Boston, while Larkin accompanied the team to New York. Presiding over the bench of distinguished judges was US Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. After hearing arguments from the competing teams, Marshall was heard to say, as the bench adjourned, that they would follow the Supreme Court protocol of voting in reverse order of seniority. "But I just want you to know before we start," he said, "that Joaney's my girl!"
With the announcement that the BC team had won, and that Lukey had been named Best Oral Advocate, Carey says that she was mobbed by senior partners from Wall Street firms, pressing their business cards on her and offering her jobs on the spot. Buoyed by a spring tide of self-confidence, Lukey negotiated with the venerable Boston firm of Hale and Dorr that she would accept their job offer only on condition that she could forego the usual rookie rotation through different departments and go straight into litigation. And into litigation she went, becoming a junior partner in 1979 and making senior partner in 1983.
When Lukey joined Hale and Dorr on September 3, 1974, she was the only woman and the only non-Harvard Law School graduate among ten new associates. At that time, the firm had only two female attorneys on staff. Over a recent lunch, Lukey and her younger colleague and friend Gabrielle Wolohojian, who joined the firm in 1991, muse aloud about how things have and have not changed for women in the profession. As a member of the firm's hiring committee, Wolohojian has the figures at hand: 20 percent of the partners are now women, and 49 percent of attorneys below the rank of partner. Changes in the gender composition of law school classes have yet to be fully reflected in the upper reaches of prestigious firms, and both women express frustration at the pace of change in the profession's elite power bases, like the American College of Trial Lawyers.
Lukey wishes she could assure her daughter, a Columbia graduate who plans to go to law school after volunteering for Teach For America, that she will be playing on a level field with her male peers. But as she will tell an audience of Law School students at a BC Council for Women panel discussion on career paths a couple of weeks later, the brutal truth is that for women it is still "very difficult to make it to partnership while raising a family."
One of the many ways in which Lukey has been a stellar role model, says Wolohojian in a telephone conversation, is that she has always carved out time for family life. "When her daughter was young, she would say to the judge, 'I have to leave early because my daughter has a soccer game,'" says Wolohojian, who has worked with Lukey on many cases and tried at least half a dozen with her. "
I've learned so much from her," says Wolohojian. The qualities that make Lukey "an absolutely amazing trial lawyer," she says, are her complete fearlessness, her tenacity, and her ability to connect with jurors on a human level. "She's had jurors and even court reporters in tears," says Wolohojian, and even when things go badly, "Joan will never, ever, give up for her clients." As a mentor, says Wolohojian, Lukey is not interested in creating clones. "She's very good at encouraging you to become the best kind of lawyer you can be."
"She really is a force as a litigator," says Lukey's BC Law contemporary Robert Joy '75, who is appearing for the opposing side in an employment law case due to be tried in February 2007. Appearing against Lukey, says Joy, puts opponents on their mettle. "I always feel I have to be at the top of my game, because she'll be at the top of hers, and it's a pretty lofty one," he says. His judgment is confirmed by a stream of accolades from within the profession. The 2006 edition of The Best Lawyers in America includes Lukey in the areas of employment, business, commercial, personal injury, and First Amendment law, and she has been named one of "America's 50 Top Women Litigators" by the National Law Journal, and one of the most powerful attorneys in Massachusetts by the Massachusetts edition of that publication.
Lukey has tried more than fifty federal and state cases, mainly to juries. She has also argued many cases before the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, and before state appellate courts in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. She mentions a couple of cases that have had a lasting impact on her, for different reasons. One was her representation of oncologist Dr. Lois Ayash in a libel suit against the Boston Globe, following the tragic death of Globe columnist Betsy Lehman and permanent heart injury to another woman, Maureen Bateman, of massive chemotherapy overdoses at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in 1994.
The Globe incorrectly identified Ayash as one of the doctors who signed the order prescribing the fourfold overdose, in the course of an experimental treatment for breast cancer. Only in February 2005 did the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court uphold the jury's original $2.1 million award to Ayash, on the grounds of psychological suffering and negative impact on her career. Lukey calls Ayash "one of the finest people I have ever known," and found it troubling to watch her bear the emotional and professional toll of the protracted case. "That she ultimately reaped the benefits she did was professionally probably the single most satisfying case in which I've ever been involved," says Lukey.
Another case that turned out to be "almost career-altering" for Lukey was a medical liability case in District Court in New Hampshire in 1997. Lukey represented the plaintiff, a young cardiologist, Dr. Richard Klonoski, whose wife Jolanta had died of eclampsia after giving birth to their third child at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in May 1993. In the course of the trial, defense counsel for the hospital repeatedly raised questions about marital problems between the Klonoskis, which Lukey says puzzled her client. She got a court order requiring the production of any evidence they had to suggest discord, and nothing was forthcoming.
On the last day of the trial, says Lukey, defense counsel "literally pulled out of his pocket" a copy of a letter that Jolanta Klonoski had written to her sister in Poland a week before her death, indicating her intention to divorce her husband. "I was beside myself," says Lukey. "Our system is set up so we're not supposed to be subjected to litigation by ambush, and this was total ambush." After a lengthy bench conference, at which Lukey passionately argued against the admissibility of the letter, about which neither she nor her client had known anything, the trial judge allowed it in evidence. As Lukey recalls, "it so inflamed the jury, it was so contrary to everything we had said in our case about the relationship, that there was a defendant's verdict in about an hour."
Shortly afterwards, Lukey was traveling in Kenya with her family, on photo-safari, still "very, very upset" about the case. She remembers sitting on the banks of Lake Naivasha, northwest of Nairobi, and telling her husband, "I don't want to go back; the system has so totally failed." With hindsight, she can smile at the calm with which Stevenson, himself a former senior partner at Hale and Dorr, now retired, responded. "That's an interesting thought," he said. "It's very beautiful here, but where is Heather going to go to school?"
Back in Boston, Lukey channeled her outrage into a book about the case, in collaboration with Richard Klonoski, with the working title Broken Oaths. The book was never finished, although Lukey had written about one third of her chapters on the legal aspects, when in September 1998, the US Court of Appeals First Circuit reversed the verdict, affirming and extensively quoting Lukey's spontaneous arguments to the trial judge. "I sometimes wonder what I would be doing today if the First Circuit hadn't reversed, whether I would have just gone on, or changed course," says Lukey.
One sustaining professional association through this period was Lukey's involvement with the Boston Bar Association (BBA), which she served as President in 2000–'01. Continuing the focus on outreach efforts to children and youth that had been started by previous presidents Lauren Stiller Rikleen '79 and Thomas Dwyer, as president Lukey also worked to advance the cause of gender parity in the practice of the law, and to make Boston a more hospitable environment for lawyers of color and other minority lawyers. "Lauren was a great role model as president of the BBA," says Lukey. Rikleen, who preceded Lukey as winner of BC's Alumni Award of Excellence in Law in 2004, praises Lukey's "terrific diplomatic and consensus-building skills" and the enthusiasm with which she built up the fledgling Children's Outreach Program into "a lasting legacy."
Outside her legal practice and professional obligations, Lukey's outstanding commitment has been to supporting the Democratic Party, through her close relationship with Kerry. When Kerry ran for the US Senate in 1984, Lukey agreed to head his committee of "Lawyers for John Kerry," although by the end of the campaign she was heavily pregnant and gave birth to her daughter just before the primaries. Senator Kerry's brother Cameron Kerry '78, who has seen Lukey in action on the campaign trail, speaks of her "remarkable combination of toughness and friendliness, intelligence and practicality," qualities which she brought to subsequent Senate campaigns, and to her role as a crucial member of John Kerry's fundraising team in the 2004 presidential race, a "roller coaster" experience that she captured in an essay for this magazine in the Fall/Winter 2004 issue.
Throughout the wild ride, right to its bitter end, wrote Lukey, Kerry remained "the compassionate, committed visionary I've known for the last thirty years." In his turn, Kerry values Lukey highly, not only for her support for his own cause, but as an embodiment of values they share: "Joan never stops, she's such a great advocate and she isn't afraid to wear it on her sleeve. Whether it's been as President of the Boston Bar Association, as a leader on my campaigns, as a caring mother, Joan is such a steady center of moral authority," he says. Now, Lukey's hand is on the financial helm of the New England branch of Kerry's political action committee, "Keeping America's Promise." According to a report in US News and World Report, in the first three months of 2006, nationwide the group raised $1.1 million, 60 per cent of which went to support promising Democratic candidates in November's mid-term elections.
Lukey has also been a tireless supporter of BC Law School, ever since she joined the Leadership Gifts Executive Committee in 1994. This year's alumni excellence award is her third honor from the university, as she received the St. Thomas More Award in 2003 and the Founder's Medal in 2004. As one of the founding members of the Law School's Board of Overseers, Lukey has been a forceful voice for the pursuit of excellence, says Dean John Garvey. "She is ambitious for her alma mater," he says. "She is always pushing to admit the best students, hire the best faculty without regard to politics, and make it affordable to the best students." And, he adds, "she puts her money where her mouth is," referring to her establishment of the endowment fund.
Although Lukey's early childhood was peripatetic, vacations abroad were not within her family's means, and it was only in adulthood that she discovered the pleasures of foreign travel. "I don't do technical climbing," says Lukey, but she and her family have enjoyed high-altitude trekking in some of the high places of the world, from New Zealand to the Alps, and she and her daughter are planning a trip to the Himalayas in summer of 2007.
One of her most memorable trips was the ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania in 2004. Every night she would lie awake in the thin air, unable to sleep because of the lack of oxygen, thinking, "Why am I here?" The question was answered when she reached the summit. "It's an incredible sense when you finish," she says. "You feel as if, having accomplished that, there's nothing you couldn't accomplish." And somehow, coming from Joan Lukey, that barely sounds like exaggeration.
Jane Whitehead is a regular contributor to this magazine.


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for the Bull has an irresistible personal magnetism that will draw you into their circle, rather than actively seeking you out. While the Bull is very fond of members of the opposite sex, Taurus prefers to be courted.
Taurus, however, is straight-forward and down-to-earth in sexual matters. The Bull prefers a no-nonsense approach; too much verbalising, or complex fantasising is not really Taurus's thing. Music or other forms of sensual, non-verbal expression will strike a chord in the Taurean nature.
Faithful friends (and dedicated enemies), Taureans prefer long-lasting relationships and seek to build strong alliances, although they can be misled by their sensual natures, especially when young. Taurus however will grow more stable and discriminating as time goes on, for the Taurean character is naturally inclined to permanence and the satisfaction of a job well done.
Like the Bull, Taurus is slow to anger, then briefly furious before returning to a state of preferred placidity. A lot happens below the surface with Taurus; friends can be quite surprised by sudden changes of heart which have actually been bubbling down there for longer than anyone could have suspected!
Because Cancer is a Cardinal Sign,you will be inclined to take the lead. While the Bull might not mind this with your joint concerns, your Taurean lover may not care for your rather too active interest in his or her every waking moment, or sleeping moments for that matter. A Fixed Sign, the Bull likes to be in control and does not appreciate any meddling. Don't be too demanding, or Taurus might begin to feel smothered. On the other hand, the typical Taurus will enjoy your tender affection and concerned attention. Most Crabs are essentially insecure, but the trustworthy, stable nature of the Bull should relieve you of much worry about the future.
Sensual Taurus, an Earth Sign, provides a good, solid grounding to your emotional nature (Cancer being a Water Sign). Water and Earth mix to form a fertile soil in which seeds will grow.Together, the two of you can be fruitful and multiply, whether you are creating a family, a business, or an artistic enterprise! However, having opened the floodgates of passion, Taurus can be both insatiable and possessive, so Taurean emotions will be trifled with at your peril.
The great side of this is that Taurus is intensely loyal and makes a caring, life-long partner, who will seek to provide for and satisfy your every need. This is a perfect match.
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So after reading the government response to Theresa May's snooping bill. It's nice to see it shot down as being too broad, and too invasive... However, some of the frankly worrying things the government said stuck out at me, specifically this:
"We acknowledge that storing web log data, however securely, carries the possible risk that it may be hacked into or may fall accidentally into the wrong hands, and that, if this were to happen, potentially
damaging inferences about people's interests or activities could be drawn. Parliament will have to decide where the balance between these opposing considerations should be struck."
I think they've missed the point... I'm not against the government snooping on me and keeping logs on my internet usage on the off chance they get hacked and the data falls into the "wrong hands..."...I'm afraid that myself and many others consider THE GOVERNMENT the "wrong hands"... I'm not worried about my data being stolen by some third party abroad, I'm worried about it being used by a slowly growing Big Brother society in the UK.
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Fredericksburg, VA 22401Neighborhood:
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Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.kybecca.com/
- Phone: (540) 373-3338
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 12:00am, Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Wine Bar, Fusion / Eclectic, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Wade Truong
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Entertainment: We have live music on the first Friday of each month starting at 8:30pm
- Special Events: Please 'like' us on Facebook to hear about all our special events. Facebook.com/kybecca
Getting there
- Cross Street: Charles Street
- Public Transit: We are a few blocks from the main train station on Princess Anne Street.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: We are in a historic downtown district so parking is mainly street, although it typically is not hard to find a space. There is a parking garage located a few blocks from us as well.
A word from kybecca
We make hand-crafted food, killer cocktails, serve small-producer wines and craft beer in a cool, old building with a modern vibe. Our style of food is contemporary American with global influences. In addition we boast a large selection of small producer wines with 32 on tap in our Enomatic system.Continued
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kybecca reviews from OpenTable diners
42 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.3
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (29)notable wine list (21)neighborhood gem (18)special occasion (17)good for groups (12)great for outdoor dining (12)vibrant bar scene (9)hot spot (7)romantic (6)great for lunch (3)late-night find (3)scenic view (1)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Perfect for a DateOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/22/2014I took a lovely woman there for a first date, and to say the least, I think the ambiance of kybecca helped us make an even stronger connection! From the fast service (was a Sat night, made reservations, but they were able to seat us right away), knowledgeable and energetic (read: enthusiastic in their profession) servers, and menu where everything looks and sounds delicious, it was a perfect evening out! Since we couldn't truly decide on what to select for our meals (all of it sounded decadent), we decided upon the shrimp & pork cigars (highly recommend btw) and a bottle of a perfect Malbec. Between the décor (mix of old historic and modern/chic/trendy), and the good blend of music (my date said she had most of the music on her playlist, so we really enjoyed that), and the fact that it was busy but not noisy, the fun and romantic atmosphere that was created definitely left a memorable impression upon both of us. Needless to say, we shall be returning for more of kybecca!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent findzebraDined on 11/21/2014After an 8 hour drive we stopped in Fredericksburg, made reservations two days before and so glad I did. We were promptly seated and greeted by our excellent server, Emery. The menu was small, but everything fresh, local and appealing. Portions generous and everything Delicious. We had house marinated olives and roasted Brussels sprouts with Asian twist, flounder special and shrimp over grits with bits of andouille and vegetables. Definitely will eat there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fantastic!teemuniDined on 11/19/2014Food was great!!!!! Mix drink was on point. We loved our waitress Chelsea. We will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/14/2014The food was not any better than you would get from a home cooked meal. The prices were too high for what you got in both size and flavor.Special Features:
- Great Food and ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/8/2014The food at Kybecca was more than expected and service I the best I have in some time.Special Features:
- Very enjoyable dinner.JayBirdVIPDined on 10/25/2014Good food, variety menu. Chelsea, our server, was very pleasant and efficient. Thanks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/24/2014We had a great dinner celebrating my birthday. Service and food were great, but it was a bit noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Nice SurpriseIrishVIPDined on 10/13/2014We were in from out of town and selected kybecca because of good reviews on Open Table. Very glad we went! Great food and excellent friendly service. Moderate prices as well. It was "mussels nite" so we had Thai coconut curry mussels, accompanied by excellent double fried "frites". Also had the smoked tomato pasta, and for starters, the shrimp and pork cigars. Great beer selection, very nice wines at reasonable prices. Very casual atmosphere, and we were very impressed with the food. Would highly recommend it.Special Features:
- SkipBuzzVIPDined on 10/13/2014Probably one of the best in Fredericksburg, VA but with minimalist decor ( a bit like a cafeteria) and very uneven food prep ( spicy pork chop entree seriously over-salted) its not a destination restaurant. It'll be OK if your passing through. Kudos on the wine list as its extremely well priced with a few decent local (VA) wines. Service is friendly and efficient.
- Pork galoreOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/12/2014We had the pork chop special and the pork belly. The rest of the menu (for various reasons) wasn't very appealing. Those pork dishes were absolutely delicious. I also had the cheese plate, which was half wonderful, half forgettable.Special Features:
- Small plates bestShirleyDined on 10/10/2014This was our fist time. We enjoyed the small plates, lemonade, and veggies. The parking is street or afterhours in bank parking lot. The main courses were not as good as we had hoped. The dinning room has several stairs. The tables are not covered. The service was great and our waitress was friendly and helpful.Special Features:
- Second Visit Just as Good as FirstChrisVIPDined on 9/26/2014Moving to the area from NoVA and am happy to have found this place. Menu varies based on season (I think). Excellent wines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FlavorfulOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/21/2014Great melody of flavors in fresh, local dishes. The bar is small, but extremely well stocked and offers an amazing variety of specialty drinks. Modern décor that wasn't quite my style, but good service and excellent food and drinks make it a perfect dining spot for a foodie and/or wine/adult beverage connoisseur. Relaxing experience with indoor and outdoor seating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kybecca ReviewWinenottonightDined on 9/19/2014I enjoyed the entire experience. I easily made a reservation and was immediately seated when I arrived, choosing to take a table outside. Water and wine were served within the first 10 minutes and food followed a good half and hour later. It was so good and our server was great and answered all of our questions about how things were prepared. Later, after our meals we red finished, we ordered a basket of bread for fear of having too leave to soon! All of the food was prepared beautiful and it was very delicious, and I didn't feel a rush to eat and leave, which I appreciated.Special Features:
- Very Enjoyablejall68Dined on 9/14/2014Pleasant wine bar with great range of small plate offerings and dinner items. The fried brussel sprouts are very tasty and the pork chops were cooked perfectly. Look forward to trying other dishes and exploring their wine selection further.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best dinner n FredericksburgHeidiODined on 8/23/2014Great to know there is a wine bar with innovative, fresh food in Fredericksburg! Our waiter Xavier was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food!MikeJ1956VIPDined on 8/22/2014Before dinner we always start with a cocktail and we both had a Mint Mojito. Don't let the price scare you off, it was amazing! The drink was served in a very cold metal cup which had frost so thick you could crave in it. For appetizers we both had the Crispy Pork Belly, wonderfully prepared and presented. For dinner I had the Beef Osso Bucco, that was cooked to perfection. The beef was so tender you didn't need a knife to cut it, it just fell apart with a fork. Finished with the White Chocolate Tiramisu which is a nice change with the white chocolate pastry cream and white chocolate shaven curls. We look forward to returning.Special Features:
- Nice place, not so great foodWinenDine11VIPDined on 8/17/2014I was meeting a friend for dinner in Fredericksburg and came across this really cool looking place. I checked out the menu and made a reservation. I had crab cakes and my friend had salmon. We were both very disappointed. The food was not flavorful at all. The design decor was nice though. Too bad that's not edible.
- One of our favorite downtown spots.FmacDined on 8/17/2014Service is always very good. Food is an eclectic mix with something for everyone. Wine and beer selection is very good. Highly recommended if you are in the area,.Special Features:
- A must tryatqbDined on 8/7/2014Nice hidden gem in Fredericksburg. Tasty food options and very goodles bar selections. Wine on tap is a plus as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WarrentonvaDined on 8/3/2014Great, great experience. Brussel sprouts and frites were outstanding as well as pork chops and shrimp and grits. Definitely a winner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 96 reviews are from the kybecca reviews archive.
- Old town feelPartyof4Dined on 7/19/2014We met friends for dinner and the food was excellent and wait staff was great. We at at 5 and by the time we left around 6:30 the place was getting filled up. I would definitely go back again, the menu isn't overwhelming but had a good selection. We ordered from the raw bar menu and then two people in our party had the shrimp and grits that were out of this world and the scallops were perfectly cooked and the veggie plate was filling and very tasty.Special Features:
- KybeccaOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/18/2014First time dining at Kybecca, the food, service, and experience was great. Went for my 50th birthday with family who all greatly enjoyed the food.Special Features:
- Excellent as Alwaysdrf04Dined on 7/18/2014The offerings at Kybecca never disappoint us. The creativity of the chef and use of local produce and products make this our go to favorite for a night out. We had the fried green tomatoes with local grown tomatoes, and corn salsa. Excellent! The crabcakes were outstanding as well with pure lump crabmeat and flavor galore. Dessert was peach cheesecake and wow was that yummy! This restaurant is a gem to Fredericksburg and we hope it stays around for a long, long time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/12/2014Best French Fries in the world! Raw bar VERY expensive. Good drinks. VERY loud. Not a place for a romantic dinner. Dinner menu options are limited.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was great, restaurant was loudjberVIPDined on 7/11/2014Our food was delicious! The restaurant was loud and was kind of hard for me and my husband to hear each other. But other than that it was a nice night out.Special Features:
- FredericksburgSharVIPDined on 7/5/2014In the heart of Old Town you don't want to miss this wine bar with local food selections. Yummy & healthy! We sat outside on the sidewalk and enjoyed the ambiance of the town and the local dogs who where having lunch with their owners! This place has wine taps...so buy your card and serve yourself. You can do as many tasting as you like...its fun!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous find!OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 7/3/2014I was picking up a friend at the train station for the 4th of July weekend and only three restaurants in Fredericksburg offer the option to book through Open Table. I chose Kybecca because it was located in the historic district. What a great find. We ordered the specials which were fabulous and well presented.Special Features:
- Yummy Brussel Sproutsbsav5050Dined on 6/30/2014Super cute spot with a nice area for outdoor dining. Love, love, loved the brussel sprouts and the shrimp and grits. Would definitely come back when I'm in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome ExperienceAHunterDined on 6/28/2014My husband and I celebrated our 1 year anniversary at Kybecca. The food was delicious, or server was pleasant and knowledge, and the drinks tasty and creative. We were even able to buy the stylish tin my husband's drink came in. The Kybecca Frites and shrimp and pork cigars were amazing! We will go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RelaxingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/27/2014Patient staff that treats you like a neighbor, and a diverse menu. Well done.Special Features:
- Excellent wine bar and moresunsetdonVIPDined on 6/25/2014This was my first visit since their remodeling. They now have the restaurant in a separate area from the wine bar, although you can still get a meal in the wine bar. This arrangement works better and allows better conversation over dinner. The food was excellent (I had shrimp & grits, she had pork chops). We split an excellent hazelnut cheesecake and had coffee. The waitress was very knowledgeable and helped us select 2 excellent wines. Very nice evening and very nice restaurant. Make reservations and plan on parking being a problem (we parked 2 blocks away and almost got caught in a thunderstorm).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Kybecca dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/14/2014Food was good, tasty and different. Cocktails were well done. Bar noise and general noise level is a bit high for a conversation. Maybe the ceiling should be treated with some sound panels. The Wash Post restaurants reviews include sound level ratings now. If Kybecca want diners to be able to have a conversation, they to change the acoustics.Special Features:
- Gem of FredericksburgBeanieManVIPDined on 5/30/2014Given the limited Open Table choices in Fredericksburg, we weren't expecting a ton from Kybecca. Boy were we wrong. All of our dishes were excellent and the craft cocktails were top notch. Definitely try the fried brussel sprouts and the Aviation. They even made us our favorite cocktail, the Last Word, despite the current lime price gouging.Special Features:
- Perfect Place to CelebrateFburgFoodieDined on 5/24/2014I recently visited Kybecca for the second time and my experience this visit matched the first time - this place is consistently wonderful. The first visit was just my husband and I and we enjoyed many small plates and a few cocktails. The wait staff was very attentive and the food was delicious! This second time was a party of 6 and the service was just as good and so was the food. I was hoping to try a few of the wines, but the spring sangria was so good that it was pretty much all any of us drank. I would recommend Kybecca to anyone looking for good food and drinks in downtown Fburg.Special Features:
- Don't believe the negativityimmortalmusicDined on 5/11/2014We went to kybecca for Mother's Day dinner. Honestly, after reading all of the reviews, I was not sure what to expect. The prices are not cheap, but WOW. The amount of food you get, and the absolute quality of the food makes the price seem like a bargain. Their wine list is very nice and I will recommend the steak as the entree. It was ridiculously good and after an appetizer and the first two courses, we all had plenty of leftovers. Honestly, by the time the main course came I just laughed to see the portions because we were all feeling full. This is going to be our new special occasion restaurant. Well done kybecca. Keep it up!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect EndingSpotsywinefoodDined on 5/3/2014My wife and I decided to have Irish Coffees and dessert at Kybecca and thoroughly enjoyed our experience. The coffees were excellent and the desserts heavenly. The restaurant was a bit noisy as it is truly a blend between a restaurant (with excellent food) and a bar (with excellent wines).Special Features:
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NEW DELHI (AP) - A Bollywood megastar is making India confront its dark side.
Shining light on inequities like the rampant abortion of female fetuses, caste discrimination and the slaying of brides in dowry disputes, actor Aamir Khan has reached an estimated one-third of the country with a TV talk show that tackles persistent flaws of modern India that many of its citizens would prefer to ignore.
"Satyamev Jayate", or "Truth Alone Prevails," is a clever blend of hard news and raw emotional appeal _ part "60 Minutes," part Oprah Winfrey. Its influence has even prodded the notoriously lethargic government machinery into action, though it's too soon to know what policy changes may be in the works.
After an episode exposed rampant medical malpractice and championed giving cheap, generic medicine to millions of India's poor, Khan was invited to address a Parliament hearing on health care.
Indians haven't seen anything quite like this. Hard-hitting talk shows are rare and certainly none has acquired even a fraction of the popularity and buzz Khan's has generated since it debuted 11 weeks ago. And Bollywood superstars have ventured into television only to host glitzy game or reality shows.
For many middle-class Indians _ comfortable in their belief that their country had moved beyond most of these problems _ Khan's show has been a gut-wrenching and poignant dose of bitter reality.
"Definitely it's reminding people that there are problems within our society," said Narendra Kumar, an environmental researcher in New Delhi. "It's also creating discussions and sometimes helping people find solutions to the problems."
The show forced Paromita Dey to confront an act she had tried to bury.
Four years ago, Dey and her husband Souporno _ already parents to a teenage daughter _ ended a pregnancy because she was carrying another girl. Like millions of Indian families, they wanted a son.
In the opening episode of Khan's program in May, Ameesha Yagnik haltingly recalled how her husband forced her to abort six female fetuses in eight years. How he threw her out of the house but refused to let her meet her infant daughter for months until she agreed to divorce him.
Both Khan and his audience were in tears.
So were the Deys when they watched the show.
"Yes, I killed my baby because she was a girl," a shaken Paromita Dey said, sitting in her home in a posh neighborhood in the northern city of Lucknow.
That India's highly skewed gender ratio is a cause for concern isn't new. Census after census has revealed that fewer and fewer girls are being born, despite strict laws against sex-selective abortions and a slew of failed government incentives and programs.
Yet Khan's show created such an outpouring of outrage that the government of the western state of Rajasthan, with one of the worst gender ratios, promised action, and a village head there formed a committee to check against the practice.
"It's both ironic and amusing that it took an actor from Bollywood to shine a light on the yawning gaps in Indian journalism," political commentator Tavleen Singh wrote in a recent column.
The show has done "what us hacks should have been doing over and over again," she wrote.
Khan, 47, began his career in Bollywood as a romantic hero in the late 1980s. But over the last decade he has broken new ground in Bollywood, fashioning a career path combining the social consciousness of George Clooney with the hero appeal of Tom Cruise.
Now one of the industry's very biggest stars, he has the cachet to push through any project he chooses. He produced, directed and acted in a film about the journey of a misunderstood dyslexic child. His film "3 Idiots" examined the sorry state of India's education system. He's thrown his weight behind social causes _ joining anti-dam protesters and embracing an anti-corruption activist. The talk show has cemented his status as Bollywood's first true activist-star.
Khan initially was asked to host a TV game show. He refused.
"I want to do something dynamically different," he told Open magazine. "I continued to think about it, and slowly this idea was conceived."
"Satyamev Jayate" has tackled many horrors unique to India: the torture and murder of young brides for bringing insufficient dowries to their in-laws; the shunning and degradation of those at the bottom of Hinduism's caste hierarchy.
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The author of this piece would no doubt be saying "but not all feminists are like that" and trying once more to pretend that their personal concept of what feminism is has any relevance.
If people believe in equality, they can call themselves egalitarian (or one of the newer words like 'equalist' if they feel a need to reinvent something). Feminism is a male hatred movement - always was and always will be.


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The French national anthem, La Marseillaise, is, if you think about it, a pretty nasty song. It dreams, in one of its more memorable verses, that the "blood of the impure" will "irrigate our fields." It's a rousing anthem, to be sure, and I myself can frequently be heard humming it to myself in advance
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i just watched this on tcu and to be honest i dont even want to see this shit again.
Comment by 408dave — March 19, 2010
Dave you are fucking RETARDED! the riding in this is amazing, you do not need to hate on the vid because you can not do a singe trick in it.
Comment by Greg — March 19, 2010
greg stfu i said i didnt wana watch it again obviously because of the level of WTF it has in it. and ill be surprised if anyone can do any of the tricks in this fuckin vid. SO shut it
Comment by 408dave — March 19, 2010
garrets a machine. but thats nothing we all dont already know.
Comment by Stephen — March 19, 2010
hated it
Comment by me — March 19, 2010
Dam video game!!
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Comment by Pat from Sonora — March 20, 2010
no park in sight so it got two thumbs up from me. stop hating 408dave and go ride platta
Comment by daddy — March 20, 2010
i can hate all i want. but i wasnt even hating fool.
Comment by 408dave — March 20, 2010
Wow! I just shat my pants out of amazment.
Comment by N.E. Man — March 21, 2010
wow. first vid ive got suckd into for a while. its crazy, i remember when i first saw him on fuel tv when he was 16 haha..beast
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makes you just want to get stoned instead, doesnt it?
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BOSTON - A previously convicted man from Fall River and another individual from Fall River have been charged with conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine.
Byron Jones, 38, and Meaghan Murphy, 23, have been charged in federal court with conspiracy to distribute more than 28 grams of crack cocaine. The defendants were arrested Tuesday night, and the charges were unsealed late yesterday.
The complaint alleges that over the past three months, Jones and Murphy worked together to distribute crack cocaine in the Fall River area. On several occasions, a cooperating witness working with the DEA ordered crack cocaine from Jones which was then delivered by Murphy or Jones. As alleged in the complaint, the sales took place at 122 Melville Street on a second floor apartment in Fall Rivers, an address which agents believed was being used by Jones and Murphy as a stash house for their drugs. After Jones and Murphy were arrested, agents executed a search warrant of the apartment and seized approximately one half kilogram of crack cocaine and one half kilogram of powder cocaine. Jones had been previously convicted in federal court in North Carolina of conspiracy to distribute cocaine, distribution of cocaine, and use of a firearm in connection with a drug trafficking offense. He had been sentenced to 204 months and served time in federal prison on that conviction.
If convicted on these charges, Jones and Murphy face up to 40 years in prison to be followed by four years of supervised release, and a $5 million fine. The defendants are scheduled for a detention hearing on Jan. 30, 2012, at 2:30 p.m.
United States Attorney Carmen M. Ortiz; Kevin Lane, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration, New England Field Division; Barnstable Police Chief Paul MacDonald; Fall River Police Chief Daniel S. Racine; and Bristol County Sheriff Thomas M. Hodgson, made the announcement today. The case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Pohl of Ortiz's Organized Crime Strike Force Unit.
The details contained in the complaint are allegations. The defendants are presumed to be innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
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