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Did humans evolve from apes?
If so, which humans evolved from which apes?
IF HUMANS EVOLVED FROM APES OR APE-LIKE CREATURES, WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN? And which creatures were involved at that important point in history?
With more than 5000 fossils or fossil fragments of apes, chimps, and humans allegedly showing stages of human evolution, which ape-like animal had enough human characteristics for us to say "this one has just crossed the boundary from ape to human"?
The short answer is "none, it never happened," and the fossils show this. Here's what we mean.
First, there is disagreement among evolutionists about where to place many of the fossils, because they don't all fit into a fully accepted sequence. Many fossils are set aside because they can't be placed neatly in the ape-to-man scenario, or because they appear in the wrong timeframe.
This is why evolutionists have largely abandoned the idea that human evolution was linear, even though the alternative doesn't help them either because it leaves them with a whole lot of unconnected fossils.
Second, here is an amazing fact: None of the ape fossils shows enough specific human features for evolutionists to say without doubt that this is the point where an ape turned human, and none of the human fossils shows enough specific ape characteristics to indicate that they have actually evolved from apes.
A possible sequence
Let's look at the candidates that are put forward as being in this ape-to-human process, and see if we can identify any at the "transition stage". We must point out that some people object when we say that evolutionists believe that humans evolved from apes. They think we should say that there was once a common ancestor of both apes and humans. Our reply is that evolutionists never name this common ancestor in their evolutionary lists. They simply have apes, then humans. For example:
The evolutionary website Handprint gives excellent descriptions of the contenders in the alleged ape-to-human transition:
- Australopithecus
- Homo habilis
- Homo rudolfensis
- Homo ergaster
- Homo erectus
- Homo heidelbergensis
- Homo neanderthalensis
This is pretty close to the order given by B. Wood and M. Collard in a paper in the journal Science in 1999 ("The human genus," Science 284(5411):65-71). So if humans evolved from ape-like creatures that evolved from apes, we should be able to discover a fossil that links them somewhere in this list. If the fossil is not in this list, then why believe it happened? Lack of clear transitional fossils is not evidence for evolution, but against it.
With the Australopiths such as "Lucy" now being generally discounted from being ancestors of humans, the first creature with a slight majority of human features must lie shortly after the Australopiths — either Homo habilis, Homo rudolfensis, or Homo ergaster.
But which one?
The Handprint website says of H. habilis and H. rudolfensis that "there is considerable uncertainty as to how to connect these fossils to other remains from the same geological era, how all of them are related to the australopithids — and which of the Homo skulls shows us the true ancestor to subsequent humans."
In other words, habilis and rudolfensis are a mess. You can't show how they relate to apes before them, or humans after them, or fossils "from the same geological era." This is not because they have transitional features; the problem is that they don't show a transition, or even a clear link to anything else. The group just seems to contain a jumble of ape-like fossils that don't show clear links between apes and humans at all. Evolutionists Wood and Collard found only ape-like traits in both habilis and rudolfensis.
So let's try the next step up to see if we can find some human features — Homo ergaster. Now we're getting somewhere. H. ergaster is described like this:
"There is near unanimity among paleoanthropologists that HOMO ERGASTER, which appeared about 2 million years ago, is the anchor species for all subsequent humans." (Ref: Handprint — Homo ergaster.)
Clearly human
Why do scientists agree that ergaster "is the anchor species for all subsequent humans"? Because H. ergaster walked upright like humans, made tools, had human jaws and teeth, and physically was almost the equal of modern Africans.
H. ergaster was clearly human. And according to evolutionists Wood and Collard, the two "Homo" types before ergaster (habilis and rudolfensis) were ape-like in every major characteristic they were able to test. On the evidence from Wood and Collard's tests, habilis and rudolfensis looked like apes, walked like apes, had jaws and teeth like apes, and they had ape brains.
But H. ergaster was loaded with human features. The only possible comfort that evolutionists could get from H. ergaster having any ape-like feature is that it had a smallish brain. But as it was human in every other way, logic forces us to conclude that ergaster was a human with a small brain, rather than an ape that suddenly acquired all the characteristics of a human without leaving evidence that it ever happened.
So if habilis and rudolfensis were apes in every way, and ergaster (which is claimed to have followed them) was clearly human, where is the evidence that there was ever an ape-human between them? Absolutely none!
Fossils of apes and humans do not fit neatly into any clear evolutionary sequence. We believe this is because humans and apes were created as humans and apes in the beginning — natural evolution from non-human to human has never taken place.
We believe that Homo ergaster, Homo erectus, Homo heidelbergensis, and Homo neanderthalensis were simply racial variants of modern humans and, like all humans, were descended from Adam and Eve.
Footnote: There are other fossils besides those above that some evolutionists might include, such as Homo floresiensis and fossils found at Dmanisi in the Republic of Georgia.
Of Homo floresiensis, an education source says, "At present, there is no clear consensus among paleoanthropologists as to the place of floresiensis in human evolution." (Ref: Palomar College, Behavioral Sciences Department). Further, Science Daily in August 2014 summarized a reanalysis of this "hobbit" skeleton, which concluded the individual was not a new species of human or pre-human at all, but simply had Down Syndrome.
Of the Dmanisi fossils, instead of providing answers to how apes allegedly evolved into humans, the Dmanisi fossils have only raised more questions. National Geographic reported in its August 2002 edition, "Along with other fossils and tools found at the site, this skull reopens so many questions about our ancestry that one scientist muttered: 'They ought to put it back in the ground.'"
Erik Trinkhaus of Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, said, "They were little people with little brains — that doesn't really surprise me." (Ref: AiG)
Chris Stringer from the Natural History Museum in London said he doubted that the Dmanisi hominids were our direct ancestors. (Ref: BBC News)
University of North Texas News Service said of a new Dmanisi fossil in 2005, "The new Dmanisi skull is among the most primitive individuals so far attributed to Homo erectus or to any species that is indisputably human." (Ref: University of North Texas news)
So according to evolutionist experts, the Dmanisi fossils are unlikely to be our direct ancestors, because they are "indisputably human".
Therefore they can't be the link between apes and humans.
Further reading
Fossil evidence for alleged apemen,
Journal of Creation
19(1):22-32, April 2005
Old fossil skeletons, News to Note, Answers in Genesis, September 22, 2007
Why Australopithecus and Homo habilis were not pre-human ancestors, Journal of Creation 10(2):219–40 August 1996
The non-transitions in human evolution, Technical Journal13(2):10-12, November 1999
How coherent is the human evolution story?, Institute for Creation Research, June 1, 2006
Is there fossil evidence of "missing links" between humans and apes?, ChristianAnswers.Net
Rest of the Story: Hobbit Evolution Debunked, Creation-Evolution Headlines, August 5, 2014
Related topics:
- Ida, the 47-million-year-old fossil farce
- Nebraska Man — An evolutionary disaster
- Evolution of laughter? Ha ha ha
- Evolution trees: The problem with those dotted lines
- Earliest "human" fossil in China turns out to be ape
- Isn't evolution proved by human babies' being born with a tail?
- Neanderthals were humans — not ape-men or missing links!
- Is Bigfoot the missing link?
- Is "Lucy" the missing link?
- The Toumai fossil was not a missing link — it was just an ape!
- Why hasn't the "missing link" been found?
- Bats show no evidence of evolution!


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I can't believe today is the last day of 2012. When I was a kid, 2012 seemed so far away. Now that it has come and is almost past, I wanted to share a recipe for pork. Pork is a traditional German food shared to ring in the New Year and is said to bring good luck to those who eat it. According to my grandma, you also have to eat it with sauerkraut. I despise sauerkraut. I bet it tastes great, but I can't get past the smell. I was never a fan of the traditional pork roast, I mostly ate the side dishes every year.
I started cooking pork tenderloin when I was in high school. At the time, my mom was on a diabetic diet and had to eat a very specific balance of food. At each meal, she needed a lean protein. I was in charge much of the time of planning and preparing the meals. Pork tenderloin was one of the first "new" recipes I tried. By new I mean a recipe that did not come from my grandma. It was a mustard crusted pork tenderloin. It was fast and delicious despite being from a diabetic cookbook. Did you ever try food from diabetic cookbooks in the 90's. YUCK! Oh and on a side note, whole wheat products have come a long way since then too.
The beauty of pork tenderloin is that you can flavor it almost anyway that you want. It cooks relatively quickly (about 20 minutes per pound) and makes great leftovers. In fact, we used to make a few pork tenderloins and eat it for lunch for a few days. This recipe is slightly sweet and spicy. It would be perfect for your NEw Year's Day dinner or as a quick weeknight meal. Either way, you can adjust the seasonings to you liking. As for me, kick up the heat!
Red Curry Pork Tenderloin
Prep Time: 4-24 hours
Cook Time: 30-45 minutes
Keywords: bake entree pork
Ingredients (4 servings)
- 1 pork tenderloin, 1-2 pounds
- 1/4 cup red curry paste
- 3 habanero peppers
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon hot chili oil
- 1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
- 2 cloves garlic
- handful of cilantro
Add all ingredients except the pork to a food processor. Process until smooth. Pour into a zip-top bag and add the pork tenderloin. Marinate for at least 4 hours or over night.
Brown the pork tenderloin in a pan on all sides over medium-high heat. Place the tenderloin in the oven and bake at 400 until cooked through. It should reach an internal temperature of 165 degrees. Allow to rest 10-15 minutes before serving.

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An old acquaintance of mine recently wrote an article about positive thinking -- a subject that is often misunderstood. For many years I, like many people on the personal-development path, believed that by writing down and repeating positive affirmations (positive statements about yourself or your life, written in the present tense as if they were already true), I would think more positively and the changes I sought in myself and in my life would happen automatically. I hung these inspiring statements up all over my house, memorized them, and repeated them out loud, sometimes as much as 100 times a day. But it seemed that no matter how many times I said them, the changes I hoped to achieve continued to elude me.
It would be nearly 20 years before I finally realized that while affirmations are a powerful tool for clarifying and focusing on what you want, positive action is also required to achieve it. Positive action generates positive thinking, which generates more positive action and positive thinking. Positive action and thinking are a choice, a choice that can be challenging, especially for people who have experienced much suffering and pain in their lives -- but it's still a choice.
For example, you feel lonely and sad, but instead of isolating yourself, you do something positive. Maybe you attend a cooking class, volunteer at a soup kitchen, or go out for a run -- something that refocuses your thoughts and produces a more positive experience rather than sitting home alone eating cookies and feeling sorry for yourself.
Chronic negative thinking and the emotions it invokes is, like many destructive behaviors, a form of addiction. People become addicted to habitual, "gloom and doom" thoughts, as well as to the emotions they produce--such as fear and anger. It becomes their comfort zone--it may not be very pleasant, but it's familiar.
To break this self-defeating addiction, you have to first understand its roots (almost always found in your life conditioning), and consciously change your behaviors and actions to ones that create more positive results. Over time, you'll build a string of positive experiences that solidifies a new internal reference point and makes a positive mindset in your new habitual way of thinking.
Lauren Mackler is the author of the international bestseller, Solemate: Master the Art of Aloneness & Transform Your Life. She is a psychotherapist, life and relationship coach, and host of the weekly Life Keys radio show on www.hayhouseradio.com. You can follow her on Twitter, watch her videos on YouTube, become a fan on Facebook, and read her Live Boldly blog You can contact her through her web site at www.laurenmackler.com.


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Once baby is ready for solid foods (around 4-6 months), you can try these homemade single-fruit and single-vegetable purees. From Cooking Light First Foods by Carolyn Land Williams, M.Ed., R.D.
Avocados are a great portable option for baby when dining out. Use a dinner knife to halve an avocado, reserve one half in a plastic bag, and serve the remaining half to baby. Ripe avocados are usually soft enough to scoop out each bite and serve to baby using the skin as the serving bowl.


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After a long day, escape into your own private retreat with a spacious guest room with a beautiful view of the woodlands. Special touches like pillowtop mattresses, high-speed Internet access and a Herman Miller® Aeron® desk chair make it easy to work and relax.
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In a pure Windows based Terminal Server Environment I am looking for ways to force the termination of an application after session logout/timeout.
With Citrix services I could use HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Citrix\wfshell\TWI to list all applications that should be terminated immediatly. But without Citrix I do not know if this is possible at all. I hope there is another registry entry for this purpose?
Background info: some misbehaving drivers are causing that the sessions will stay open after logout for longer periods of time. If we could register the apps that can be terminated safely the cleanup process will free the resources for the sessions much quicker. In our Citrix Environment this had tremendous impact thus we are looking for a solution for our pure Windows Environment too.


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With the additions of Colorado and Utah, we figured it a logical time for a refresher on what you might find if you road-tripped around the conference.
With five straight national championships, the Southeastern Conference has pretty much put out of reach the debate on where the best football is played.
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Eating/drinking: For what some call the true taste of Tucson, try a Sonoran hot dog — wrapped in bacon, topped with mayonnaise, mustard, beans, onions and salsa — at El Guero Canelo. Mi Nidito in south Tucson hosted President Clinton in the late 1990s. Check out two campus-area hangouts: Dirtbag's (pitchers of shots for the brazen) and Frog & Firkin with outdoor seating.
Go/do: Hike Sabino Canyon northeast of the city, or hike/bike/run at Saguaro National Park East, 17 miles from Tucson.
Arizona State
Eating/drinking: For a chile relleno the size of a knuckleball catcher's mitt, try the Tee Pee in Phoenix. House of Tricks near campus offers an eclectic menu in a remodeled 1920s cottage. The Chuckbox flips outsized burgers in a rustic setting. Four Peaks Brewing Company pours handcrafted ales.
Go/do: Papago Park, close to campus, houses the Phoenix Zoo and is a good hiking/running spot.
Eating/drinking: Chez Panisse, with owner-chef Alice Waters, is an icon. For those of more modest tastes, Zachary's deep-dish pizza ranks at the top for some people. And for the lowbrow, there are three locations of top dog, earnest purveyor of dogs and wursts. Kingfish, with old-timey Cal sports photos on the walls, is a worthy bar stop, as is Henry's inside Hotel Durant.
Go/do: Telegraph Avenue is sure to show you something you've never seen before.
Eating/drinking: The Sink, in business since 1923, is a burger-and-craft-beer institution. Pasta Jay's is worthwhile for Italian. Higher-end eateries include the venerated Flagstaff House above Boulder and The Kitchen. Try the sweet-potato chips and fish tacos at West End Tavern, which features rooftop seating with views of the nearby Flatirons. Walnut Brewery is also popular.
Go/Do: There are always the Rockies, or, if time is tight, hit the Pearl Street Mall and its shops. Boulder Creek Bike Path is a favorite route that leads to kayaking and fishing.
Eating/drinking: Beppe & Gianni's Trattoria is a hot spot. For casual fare, try the Fifth Street Public Market. Rennie's is a popular campus tavern, as is McMenamins East 19th Street Café. McMenamins North Bank's outdoor seating, hard by the Willamette River, is big on game day.
Go/do: Run Pre's Trail, a wood-chip route near campus named for the late, iconic Steve Prefontaine. Tokatee Golf Club, 47 miles east up the McKenzie River, is still a relatively unknown gem.
Oregon State
Eating/drinking: President Obama sampled American Dream Pizza downtown. The hot place among OSU coaches and players is Local Boyz Hawaiian Café. For breakfast, don't miss Sam's Station. If you're brewpub-hunting, the choice is Block 15.
Go/do: For hiking or running, head to McDonald Research Forest, an OSU-owned preserve with endless roads and trails a few miles north of Corvallis.
Eating/drinking: If you don't mind driving, try San Francisco's North Beach district and Tommaso's Italian, where Francis Ford Coppola is a regular. For pizza in Palo Alto (actually Mountain View), try Frankie, Johnny & Luigi Too. Prime rib is sublime at Sundance the Steakhouse, and Sancho's Taqueria dispenses Mexican takeout and terrific fish tacos. For reliving Andrew Luck's latest tour de force over a cold one, it's the Old Pro or Oasis Beer Garden.
Go/do: The Stanford campus itself is beyond expansive. Imagine what that property would be worth on the market. Or run/hike the hills above campus.
Eating/drinking: If you're in Pasadena for a game, consider Roscoe's House of Chicken & Waffles or the Red Lion Tavern, a thoroughly German hangout. Closer to UCLA, opt for Johnnie's Pastrami in Culver City or BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse, and to top off the meal, Diddy Riese Cookies.
Go/do: Griffith Observatory, northwest of downtown L.A., is a quiet oasis with great views.
Eating/drinking: El Cholo, the original one, serves a mean margarita near campus. Chichen Itza, in the Mercado La Paloma about a mile from campus, dishes authentic Yucatan food. The Pantry Café downtown, owned by ex-L.A. Mayor Richard Riordan, is legendary, especially for breakfast. The Pacific Dining Car is home to higher-end dining and the occasional celeb. Students and alumni frequent the 901 Bar & Grill and The Lab.
Go/do: It's hard to go wrong at the beach at Santa Monica, or farther south, Hermosa or Manhattan Beach.
Eating/drinking: Ruth's Diner, in Emigration Canyon, is an institution, but be prepared to wait. The Pie Pizzeria near campus is well-known, and Settebello is another choice pizza spot. For lunch, get to Caputo's Deli. Some rave about the Italian at Caffe Molise. Eggs in the City is a choice breakfast stop. Lumpy's is acclaimed as a longtime sports bar.
Go/do: Drive up Little Cottonwood Canyon to Alta and Snowbird ski resorts.
Eating/drinking: So many choices, so little space. Can't beat the view at Ray's Boathouse. Portage Bay Café has excellent breakfasts. Agua Verde, overlooking Portage Bay, is funky. Shultzy's on the Ave ("Seattle's Wurst Restaurant") has its own charm. The Ram is uber-popular, and the Duchess is an institution.
Go/do: Catch a charter boat to a game at Husky Stadium, one of two college venues accessible by water (Tennessee's Neyland Stadium is the other). Rent a kayak or canoe near UW. Or do the tourista thing and visit Pike Place Market or the Space Needle.
Washington State
Eating/drinking: Swilly's is a classy downtown spot. In Moscow, 8 miles away, there's the upscale Red Door, Patty's Kitchen (Mexican) or The Breakfast Club. Ferdinand's, the WSU-run creamery on campus, is a must. At Rico's, which has been in Pullman forever, there's a considerable beer list, popcorn and frequently, live jazz.
Go/do: Hike at Kamiak Butte or Steptoe Butte north of Pullman. Or try keeping them in the fairway at WSU's excellent Palouse Ridge golf course.


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Im pleased to hear this actually. Dovi has in one season proven his adaptability. From V4 to transverse 4. L4 won't be an issue for him. He rides the front end harder than anyone. Thats how you get the Ducati front turned in. Can he elevate the game to challenge Dani,George and Marc,remains to be seen.
Ducati without Yellow/McDonalds and full blooded red next year.
I love it. I hope they have a huge straight line speed advantage next year and probably will.
Top speed always gives the punters someting to moan about.Bless them fools.
Preziosi can focus on D16 and Dovi can focus on wringing its neck without all the demands for radical change. Bridesmaid no more.
Let's face it. All he has to do is beat HRC and Yamaha once next year in the dry. No doubt in my mind he and Ducati will do it regularly. No Furasawa required.


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I have been road-biking for a while and love it, but went to cheer on a friend at a half-Ironman this past weekend and am inspired to train for a half-ironman next July (2014). Id also like to get a triathlon bike to start getting used to and training on. I have (2) options right now:
2011 Cannondale Slice 3 (only 60 miles on the bike!) - $2000
2008 Felt B2 (upgraded with Sram Red mostly, roughly 2000 miles on the bike) - $1500
I took them both to a local tri fitter and both fit me well with a little adjustment. So assuming they both fit me well (the most important thing), which bike should I go with? I feel comfortable on both bikes, but the fitter said Id feel even better once we made a couple small adjustments.
Which would you buy? Is the Slice significantly better where the extra $500 is worth spending?


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Dose anyone know if mediacom in eastern Iowa can get tonights game? I know the FSN Big 12 football games are played on Comcast.
I checked my TV and it said on the channel guide that it is on at 11pm on channel 44 live, which confuses me because the game is at 10pm isn't it?
I have expanded basic is that what you have? Where did you find that.
channel 44 is on mediacom expanded service. I just went to the channel guide and it was listed there. Channel 44 is comcast sports channel, but when fox sports midwest has the cyclones on they have the fsn feed.
The game is being televised nationally on Fox Sports Network and Collegiate Sports Network (Channel 31 in CF area, 44 in CR I believe) The time block is only 11pm-12am, so not sure how much they are planning on showing live!?
CSN is probably joining in progress. Is there a Blackhawks game on prior?
My Comcast is on channel 27 in the Dubuque area. I will check both tonight thanks.
blackhawks at 7:30pm post game at 9:45 sportsnite at 10pm ISU at 11pm is what it says.
If they only list 11p-12a, then I'm guessing they are joining in progress around the start of the second half. When that happens, they usually replay it in full around 4am or some weird time if you want to record it.
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And so via Deadline, there's two pieces of news: one, that Darren Aronofksy is going into business with HBO to develop as-yet unknown TV projects, and two, that HBO have commissioned a sequel to their forthcoming film of Larry Kramer's AIDS drama "The Normal Heart". If we're honest, neither piece of news is wildly surprising. Aronofsky also announced at the same time that he'll also be working in future with film production company New Regency (who recently announced that Brad Pitt would be doing his producing work with them for the next three years), so it's not like he's abandoning the movies or anything (his "Noah" is coming in March, though who even knows what it'll be like). And Aronofsky isn't a stranger at HBO, having worked briefly on the developing "Hobgoblin" before HBO passed on it.
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Call it carrying coals to Newcastle: Starting a college a stones throw from the Triangle home of UNC Chapel Hill, Duke and N.C. State and several smaller schools seems far-fetched. But a Duke professor says Founders College could open as soon as fall 2007.
Tar Heel education observers say Gary Hull and associates have a formidable task. No four-year liberal-arts college has opened in the state since at least 1972, when lawmakers created the 16-campus UNC system and gave it power to license private colleges in the state.
Hull, 49, who holds a Ph.D. in philosophy and teaches business ethics and values, is undaunted. In April, he and a colleague incorporated Founders College Education Inc. Both have lectured at the Irvine, Calif.-based Ayn Rand Institute, named for the author who advocated an unbridled free market.
The purpose of the program would be to educate, not propagandize, Hull says. Well be starting with five departments history, economics, philosophy, arts and business teaching critical, fund-amental ideas that every person needs to know, whether theyre going to be a banker, college professor, journalist, physicist or whatever.
Curriculum aside, launching Founders could be equivalent to the task of the mythical character Rand used in the title of her most famous novel: Atlas Shrugged. The infrastructure and personnel would have significant costs, and that would be just the first challenge, says Hope Williams, president of the 36-member North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities. Nevertheless, Hull expects to open with 100 students next fall. Organizers were looking at sites in Oxford, north of Durham, but also in Maine and Virginia. Could those who have extolled the virtues of unfettered capitalism be fishing for government incentives? Sure, Hall says.
When the UNC Board of Governors mulls whether to grant state approval to Founders, protection of students will be the key consideration, says Joni Worthington, the systems vice president for communications. She says the board will review teacher qualifications, the schools library and its financial backing, among other considerations. The one thing we dont look at is the question of demand.


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The Bakersfield Jazz Workshop is a non-profit organization and would not exist without the generous donations of our supporters. Help us keep this unique jazz experience alive in our community. Ask any of our board members how YOU can become a friend of the Bakersfield Jazz Workshop.
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 The diplomats demanded anonymity because they were not authorized to divulge confidential information. One said the two sides opposed going on until the final hours of the informal deadline because they felt that would give the impression they were desperate for a solution.

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One day after exploding out of the gates with a five-run first inning in the first game of a three-game set with Chicago, the Royals will look to provide similar run support for right-hander Yordano Ventura. Manager Ned Yost has been pleased by the offensive improvements, asserting that early struggles have added pressure on the entire lineup.
"The last week or so we've started swinging the bats much better," he said. "When you don't score runs it puts pressure on everyone. Everyone starts trying to do more than they're capable of. You've got to let it happen, you can't go out and make it happen. You know, Alex Gordon the other day, he didn't the start the day saying 'Okay I'm going to hit two home runs and carry this team.' He just went out and had great approaches the whole game, and he got pitches and didn't miss them."
Given the relative youth of this club, Yost insisted that frustration fueled by inconsistency was being taken in stride.
"The trap that we all fall into, including myself is it looks so easy," said Yost. "It's not easy. There's so many different variables every single day that go into a game. There are different situations. It's hard to be consistent. The older you get, the more experienced you get, the more consistent you get. There's never screaming, yelling, anger. But there's always talking about it, trying to improve upon it, trying to learn from past mistakes."
Kansas City will be without the services of Gold Glove catcher Salvador Perez for the next few days as he recovers from a bruised hand. According to Nost, the injury occurred "three days ago," when Perez was struck by a foul tip.
"It just kept feeling worse and worse, and it just got so swollen," said Yost. "It's not going to get any better playing, so he's going to take three, four days off and let the trainers work on the inflammation."
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Mike Moustakas will also be absent from the starting lineup this evening in spite of the fact that the White Sox will start right-hander Andre Rienzo, as Yost has elected to go with Danny Valencia at third base.
"Danny has been swinging the bat okay. I wanted to get him in there and give him some at bats and let him play a couple of days in a row and see how he does," said Yost. "I don't have a plan. It's day-to-day. These are all big boys. You look at your performance and that ought to communicate what's going on. You can read into it all you want. Danny hasn't gotten an opportunity to play a lot, and I wanted to give him an opportunity."
Finally, injured infielder Omar Infante is said to be progressing from the back injury that landed him on the 15-day disabled list.
"Omar is going to hit on the field today," said Yost. "He's starting to get over the hump. He went through some simulated fielding drills today. He's going to do some more a little bit later and hit with the fourth group out here on the field."
By Kolby Paxton
Royals and Baseball Tomorrow Fund to host Equipment Collection tonight
The Royals, along with pitchers Kelvin Herrera and Yordano Ventura, are teaming up with the Baseball Tomorrow Fund (BTF) to host an equipment collection drive.
On Tuesday, May 20, fans are invited to donate new and used baseball and softball equipment, which will benefit the Cristo Rey KC Baseball Program. Cristo Rey volunteers will be stationed outside the Kia Diamond Club, located across from the Majestic Team Store on the Field/Plaza Level, from 6-7:30 p.m. Cash donations will also be accepted. Fans will receive an autographed baseball for a $40 donation or an autographed photo card for a $10 donation (while supplies last).
Ned Yost media session: May 19, 2014
After one of its largest scoring outbursts of the season, Kansas City will look to stay hot with the bats against the Chicago White Sox and Liberty, Mo., native Scott Carroll on Monday. Manager Ned Yost said that establishing offensive consistency will take everyone.
"It takes 1-9 to be consistent for the most part," he said. "You've got to have your guys get on base and have your run producers drive them in. It's about capturing bases. Consistent offenses capture bases any way they can: walks, errors, hit by pitch, base hits. The majority of every game, if you go back and look at who got on base the most, generally, they won. It's all about getting on base."
As for Carroll, the 29-year-old right-hander comes into his homecoming matchup with a 1-3 mark and a 5.24 ERA in four starts for the White Sox.
"We haven't seen him but we've watched video on him," said Yost. "He's a guy that they like a lot over there. He's got decent stuff. His numbers right now are not great, but they've got a very good offensive team and they can put numbers up on you. He's a guy that we're going to have to stay patient with and when we get a pitch we're going to have to take advantage of it."
Designated hitter Billy Butler will be among those looked upon to take advantage of the Chicago hurler just one day removed from his best offensive performance of the season. Butler went 3-for-4 on Sunday, singling home the game's first run and launching a double into the right-centerfield gap. Yost said that Butler, along with hitting coach Pedro Grifol, discovered a mechanical flaw in Butler's swing days ago that ultimately led to the breakout.
"Billy's strength is gap to gap," said Yost. "He's a guy that can use all three fields to be productive. He just had a little mechanical adjustment that he needed to make. He and Pedro figured out what it was a couple of days ago and he's been swinging the bat much, much better ever since."
The Royals will look to veteran Jason Vargas to keep the ball rolling. The lefty is coming off of back-to-back victories in starts vs. Seattle and Colorado.
"We had a pretty good idea what we were getting in Vargas," said Yost. "A veteran pitcher that commands the ball. An innings eater and a guy that is a real competitor and he has been all of that. He can throw the fastball, in, out, and his change-up is tremendous. When he has his change-up going he can rack up a lot of strikeouts."
Ned Yost media session: May 18, 2014
Manager Ned Yost was asked about the health of second baseman Omar Infante, who will be eligible to return from the disabled list on Thursday.
Yost said that Infante is feeling better and that he goes through a series of daily tests with the medical staff. He has no pain in two of the tests, however, on the third, he is still experiencing some pain.
Infante took 30 swings off of a tee and 30 soft toss swings. The coaching staff also rolled some ground balls to him, however, he still needs to take batted ground balls.
Ned Yost Media Session: May 17, 2014
Manager Ned Yost decided to give Salvador Perez a day off on Saturday rather than Sunday. Yost said he generally likes to give Perez a day off during day games but said with James Shields pitching Sunday he wanted the pair together so Brett Hayes will start behind the plate tonight. With Perez absent from the lineup, Yost saw an opportunity to shuffle the lineup a bit and Alcides Escobar will move into the two-hole for the second time this season.
In injury related news, Wade Davis' stiff neck is feeling much better after battling soreness for a few days. Yost said he hopes to use Davis if the situation arises. Bruce Chen threw off a mound for the first time since he landed on the disabled list with a bulging disk on May 2. Yost said it would be at least seven days before the left-hander would be sent on a rehab assignment.
Baltimore will be without manager Buck Showalter tonight as he attend his daughter's graduation from Southern Methodist University's Dedman School of Law. Bench coach John Russell will serve as acting manager and Orioles Director of Player Development Brian Graham will serve as bench coach.
By Nate Rowan
Ned Yost media session: May 16, 2014
The Royals called up right-handed pitcher Casey Coleman from Triple-A Omaha prior to tonight's game with the Baltimore Orioles as manager Ned Yost needed another arm out of the bullpen. Closer Greg Holland was the only pitcher left when last night's game ended and had the game gone another inning, Yost said he would have had Danny Duffy pitch in relief, forcing the team to call up a starting pitcher for Saturday. The shortness of the Royals bullpen last night was due in part to the fact that Wade Davis had a stiff neck and was unavailable. Yost said Davis would play catch during batting practice today and see where he was at. To make room for Coleman, outfielder Justin Maxwell was designated for assignment.
Yost was asked, as the team is nearly a quarter done with the season, if he was satisfied with a .500 record at this point of 2014.
"You have to go back and look at what happened last year, if we could have stayed at .500 through this stretch we would have been in the playoffs because this team is going to get hot like it did last year and we're going to get on a nice run," Yost said. "To be at this point to be at .500 instead of nine games under .500, we're in pretty shape because we all believe in our offense and we think we are going to put together a nice run and take off."
By Nate Rowan
Fun facts about Casey Coleman:
He played for the Cubs from 2010-12 and is a third-generation player as father Joe and grandfather (also Joe) pitched in the Majors. The trio are the only three-generation family to all serve as pitchers.
The Royals now have two relievers named Coleman as Casey joins Louis.
He's the first player in K.C. Royals history named Casey!
Royals alums Eisenreich, Wilson lead Special Olympics clinic
Ned Yost media session: May 15, 2014
With Yordano Ventura set to make his eighth start of the season for the Royals this evening, the one constant amongst everyone associated with the club has been the increasing difficulty with tempering expectations for the the 22-year-old Dominican.
"I don't know if it's fair, but I think we all share the same expectations," said manager Ned Yost. "When I pencil his name into the starting lineup, I feel like he's going to go out and pitch a great game, keep us in the ball game, and put in a position to win."
That confidence, the seemingly ever-increasing supposition with regard to Ventura's ability to put Kansas City in the win column, is a feeling created by the right-hander, himself. Ventura was among Major League Baseball's best during the month of April, and currently ranks among American League leaders in ERA and WHIP, as well as hits and strikeouts per nine innings pitched.
For those in search of defense, Kauffman Stadium may be the place to be over the next four days. When asked about Baltimore's defensive aptitude, Yost said that the Orioles and Royals very well could be the two best defensive teams in the league.
"The same thing impresses me (about Baltimore's defense) that impresses me about ours," he said. "Their athleticism, the way that they cover ground, their consistency fielding the ball. (Manny) Machado is one of the great defenders in the American League. J.J. Hardy is solid as a rock out there. Their outfield is athletic and can run and cover ground."
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Private citizens are taking their arguments to court after the county voted to allow a chicken processing plant and hatchery to build in Nash County.
On Tuesday, September 25th, at 4:05 in the afternoon, two private citizens took their objections of a local chicken plant to the courthouse. Carson Barnes and Clay Strickland are listed as plaintiffs on a complaint and motion for preliminary injunction against both Nash County and Sanderson Farms. Cecil and Bertine Williams are also listed as defendants in the case, who owned the property ultimately acquired by the corporation to build on.
On September 17th, the Nash County Commissioners took four hours to vote in favor of the chicken plant and hatchery coming to the county. The 5-2 vote came after more than a year of controversy within the county itself, displayed by numerous residents showing up at county meetings as well as silently protesting from their own front yards with signs opposing the plant.
Those against the plant said it could have a negative impact on the environment and only bring low paying jobs to the region. Supporters countered the argument stating it would bring necessary jobs to the region.
Over the phone on Wednesday morning, County Manager Bob Murphy told WITN the lawsuit was not a surprise.
"We received a letter Friday afternoon notifying us on the pending suit but it had no specifics in it," said Murphy. "It's only in the last hour or so (on Wednesday morning) that we actually knew what was involved."
In the motion, the defendant cites "concerns of secret purchase of real estate by Nash County." The motion states the purchase went through without a public notice or hearing, and in so, "deprived the Plaintiffs' and the public of their statutory and constitutional rights."
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Injuries are India's biggest headache as they prepare to take on four-time defending champions Australia in what promises to be a draining semifinal encounter of the Champions Trophy here on Saturday.
Two Indian players will carry their injuries into the match against the Australians.
Captain Sardar Singh and midfielder Manpreet Singh have gamely carried on playing as necessitated by the call of duty despite severe limitations caused by the injuries sustained during the ongoing tournament.
They will again be out in the field as India try to stop Australia's title-winning sequence in the Champions Trophy.
Australia have a phenomenal record, winning four successive titles since losing the 2007 final to Germany.
In the hunt for their fifth successive Champions Trophy, Australia have fielded a very strong outfit and are looking to get into the big-scoring act that they have so far failed to produce in this tournament.
Australia have been content with narrow victories in earlier games, and it was their defence that played a crucial role -- conceding just two goals in four matches.
But they enjoyed good domination against England on way to the 2-0 victory in the quarterfinals. India, seeking to add to their lone Champions Trophy bronze medal of 1982, also banked on their defence in the quarterfinal against Belgium.
The semifinal against Australia is expected to be a tough game physically, and coach Michael Nobbs today took the team for a training session to iron out the problems with the forwards in the 1-0 win over Belgium.
"Our defenders were simply brilliant, but the forwards did not handle the ball well in the quarterfinals. These forwards have not been doing this in earlier games, so it probably seems to be a question of being out of position.
We've worked on that today," said Nobbs.
Nobbs said he was pleased with the team's show in the Champions Trophy, which India entered by virtue of a wild-card despite finishing last in the 12-nation Olympic Games hockey competition.
"Making the Champions Trophy semifinals has been wonderful after some disappointing results recently," said coach Nobbs, bringing into context India's disappointing show in the Olympics.
Nobbs complimented the Indian defence for standing its ground to carry India into the semifinals.
India defenders VR Raghunath and Rupinder Pal Singh played a crucial role in keeping India afloat and held on to the early lead despite the strikers losing he ball easily and putting the defence under pressure.
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I was able to use a 135mm wheel with my 130mm frame.
It seems some shimano hubs have a 5mm spacer so it could be used with either sized frame, but the skewer and axle are too long for a 130mm frame.
Instead of getting a new axle and skewer, I just put the spacer on the outside and redished the wheel. I find this more desirable than spreading out the stays cause that gets annoying when you want to remove the wheel often
Is there any reason why this isn't ok to ride? The only thing I could think of is that there is slightly less surface area holding the wheel in place on the side with the spacer, but as long as it's torqued down good, it's not going anywhere in the vertical drop out anyways..


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Posted by jimpenn on 2 April 2005, at 12:57 a.m., in response to Re: Forget 3 card double....and, posted by jimpenn on 28 March 2005, at 9:57 a.m.
Where did the splitting aces come from? I was not aware of any casino that let a player double down after receiving three cards. In short, what are you talking about. Somewhere this thread lost it's point, and if it was me, please explain.
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The email, with a subject heading of "Update about The Sims Social", was sent from "thesimssocialemail.com" which was registered by the Corporation Service Company (CSC), so it checks out as legit.
In it, the staff of the game thanks the fans for being "adventurous early adopters", promises us that they're working hard on improving the game, and that -- here's the most important bit --
This sounds like they're getting ready to let folks back in, but it's not going to be all of us at once. Aside from that, I guess they're being nice and just wanted to emphasize to players that the game's still in beta, which is why they refer to game as "The Sims Social Beta" in the opening and closing paragraphs. Because hey, if you look carefully, you'll also see that they've finally tacked the word "beta" onto the game's logo.
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Thanks to those who braved the torrential rains, to visit us at the book sale! Thanks also to the Artisan Vendors who made our book sale even more attractive! Last but not least, thanks to the Masons, for generously allowing us to use the Mason Hall for our book sale.
We raised $216 from selling all of Sue Butler's silk-screened flour sack dish towels! The towels were a very popular item. Susan's generosity resulted in our keeping 100% of the proceeds! Thanks again to to business owner and patron, Sue Butler!
Bundle of Gift Certificates Raffle - On Oct 30, 2013, we held the drawing for the gift certificate bundle, worth $195. The winner was Chris Lamprecht, of Buckfield. We'd like to thank the following merchants for generously donating gift certificates for the raffle: Tiltons Market, Buckfield Mall, Axis Natural Foods, Walmart, Shaws, and Hannafords. We raised $110 from this raffle! CONGRATULATIONS CHRIS LAMPRECHT!
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CD Nacional 1 Sunderland 0
by Andrew Lisgo
First defeat of pre-season for Black Cats.
Sunderland conceded a late goal in the Algarve as they continued to build their fitness in pre-season, suffering a 1-0 defeat to Portuguese Premeira Liga side CD Nacional.
A second game in two days for Gus Poyet's men saw the Black Cats create a number of chances in front of goal, and they were unfortunate on the balance of play, with the decider scored by substitute Lucas a minute from time.
New boy Patrick van Aanholt was handed his Sunderland debut whilst summer recruits Costel Pantilimon, Billy Jones and Jordi Gomez all started the game.
It was a largely quiet outing for the Sunderland keeper, whilst Gomez impressed in the middle of the park, creating chances for his team-mates whilst coming close himself in the first half.
Jones, meanwhile, was also busy, coming close to a debut goal in the first period before being substituted at the break.
Sunderland started brightly, setting up in a 4-1-4-1 formation with Connor Wickham on the left wing. It was Wickham who had the first attempt on goal after Jones crossed deep, but the striker's header at the back post was collected by Nacional goalkeeper Eduardo Gottardi.
In the middle of the park, Gomez was full of energy and he tested the keeper early on with a long-range effort.
The Black Cats continued to push for the opener, with Jones unlucky not to notch his first goal for the club. Adam Johnson's pace saw him beat two defenders, before cutting the ball back to Jones on the edge of the six-yard box.
The defender struck the ball first time but keeper Gottardi was quick to get down, blocking the effort.
Gomez then threatened again just before the half-hour, clearing the crossbar with a right-footed shot from distance.
Wickham also had an opportunity just before the interval, going through on the end of Steven Fletcher's incisive pass, but the striker's low shot was tipped wide.
Wes Brown headed the resulting corner over the bar to round off a first half the Black Cats dominated, with Pantilimon having a quiet 45 minutes in the Sunderland goal.
Gus Poyet made one change at the break with Jones being replaced at right back by Charis Mavrias.
After a cagey first 45 minutes, Nacional began the second half on a brighter note with a couple of attempts on goal, driven off-target by Venezuelan frontman Mario Rondon and South Korean striker Suk, although Pantilimon wasn't troubled.
Poyet made his second change of the game on the hour mark, with Lee Cattermole being replaced by Liam Bridcutt after the midfielder looked to be struggling following a poor challenge from Nacional substitute Joao Aurelio.
Nacional finally had a strong effort on goal after 65 minutes. Substitute Camacho showed his pace down the left flank, cutting inside before Pantilimon palmed his shot behind for a corner.
The Black Cats continued to push at the other end, though, with Johnson showing some neat touches down the right wing whilst new signing van Aanholt fired a long-range effort wide.
With 15 minutes remaining, Poyet made a third change with Alfred N'Diaye coming off the bench for the second consecutive evening in place of Johnson.
With ten minutes remaining, the Black Cats continued to look for a winner and came close with a well-worked free kick. Mavrias was brought down on the right wing, with Gomez's free-kick knocked away from the crowded six-yard box for Wickham to run on and hit, but his effort flew wide.
There was a fourth change for the Black Cats for the last ten minutes with El Hadji Ba coming on to replace Giaccherini, and the young Frenchman almost made an immediate impact with a through ball to Wickham before the shot was well blocked.
Debutant van Aanholt left the pitch to an ovation from the Black Cats fans when he was replaced by Valentin Roberge a minute later.
The game looked to be ending goalless, but with just a minute remaining, Lucas met a cross into the box to volley past Pantilimon and claim victory for the Portuguese side.
Sunderland will continue to build their fitness at the club's Algarve training camp before facing Vitoria Setubal on Saturday evening in Albufeira.
Sunderland: Pantilimon, Jones (Mavrias, 46), van Aanholt (Roberge, 81), Brown, O'Shea (c), Cattermole (Bridcutt, 60), Gomez, Johnson (N'Diaye, 75), Giaccherini (Ba, 80), Wickham, Fletcher.
Sub not used: Mannone.
CD Nacional: Gottardi, Zainadine, Miguel Rodriguez, Ezzat, Marcal, Ayala, Suk, Gomaa, Rondon, Aly Ghazal, Matias.
Substitutes: Silva, Aurelio, Camacho, Boubacar, Lucas, Reginaldo, Willyan, Rui Correia, Sequeira.


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Thursday, May 26, 2016
Technicolor to Bring 'Chamelia' to Forum, MIPCOM
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Tricon Films & Television and Mercury Filmworks have announced they will co-develop and produce a new animated series for kids 4-7 called Go Away Unicorn! (52 x 11), based on the ... Continue Reading →
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Canada's Mercury Filmworks and Paris-based Technicolor have announced a development deal with TELETOON Canada for the new animated comedy series, Atomic Puppet. The studios and network ... Continue Reading →
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