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VG Chartz posted a quick update on the state of the industry for Fall of 2007. The report reflects on the last generation between PS2, GameCube and Xbox, the parallel between Nintendo losing Rareware and Microsoft losing Bungie, and the new 40GB PS3 in Europe.
I'm not a Sony faithful but come on guys. people wanted the pS3 to be cheaper and now they complain about not having BC. Is BC that important. I did not justify to $600 console but I do justify the $400 one. I hate Sony's arrogance and their failure to acknowledge gamers for making the PS brand successful. However I applaud them for making the PS3 cheaper. If you (gamers and xbox guys) don't see the value in the $400 PS3 then you never will see the value in gaming.
"Anything can happen." Oh, gee wiz, I didn't know that! The site still hasn't corrected its PS3 sales figures, which seems risky considering Sony already stated they sold between 5 and 6 million consoles back at TGS.
the hardware sales for the 3rd quarter are in and has the following breakdown for total sales for the 3rd quarter, along with average weekly sales for the past 3 months:
hardware - 1,349,203
weekly - 116,000
hardware - 875,000
weekly - 67,000
hardware - 502,730
weekly - 39,000
here is a link to the hardware sales numbers in the u.s. for the 3rd quarter (July 1 - September 29):
Wow! All consoles are in great shape. Go gaming industry!


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Reminder for Employers with State Health Plan Members
Please make sure your employees on the State Health Plan are aware of the following: 2018 health benefit premium amounts will be deducted from December paychecks or pension checks. This is a great time for your employees to make sure that all of their insurance elections (and credits) are properly deducted.
In addition, if Plan members made a plan change during Open Enrollment, they should receive a new ID card by mid-December.
Also, please be sure to inform any employees currently on the Consumer-Directed Health Plan (CDHP) that the CDHP is not a plan option for 2018, so Health Reimbursement Account funds should be used by December 31, 2017.
Sick Leave to Be Reported as Days Beginning in 2018
Legislation passed during the 2017 session requires that as of January 1, 2018, creditable service for unused sick leave be reported to the Retirement System in days instead of hours, a reporting change that standardizes the method. This new reporting total is what should now be sent to the Retirement Systems Division (RSD) on the Form 6, "Claiming Your Monthly Retirement Benefit."
The legislation specifically states that "days of sick leave standing to a member's credit at retirement shall be determined by dividing the member's total hours of sick leave at retirement by the hours per month such leave was awarded under the employer's duly adopted sick leave policy as the policy applied to the member when the leave was accrued."
For example:
Please be sure to contact RSD at 877-NC-SECURE (877-627-3287) if you have any questions or are unsure of how to perform this calculation. It is very important that these figures be reported accurately to prevent the employee from initially receiving benefits to which they aren't eligible and causing an overpayment they will ultimately have to pay back.
Please note that this change is a reporting requirement only and does not increase or decrease the amount of sick leave credited to a member.
As a reminder, a member's unused sick leave may only be included in the retirement calculation, if under the Employer's duly adopted sick leave policy the member is able to use the sick leave and be paid for the sick leave without restriction. Lump sum payments of sick leave should not be reported to RSD, nor should you include in the sick leave balance any sick leave for which the member has been paid. Also, unused sick leave may only be credited to the member's account at retirement if the member's last day of actual service is within one year for members of the Local Governmental Employees' Retirement System and five years for members of the Teachers' and State Employees' Retirement System.
Employer Reminders:
If you need additional information about disability, click here.
Correcting Employer Errors for the 2017 myNCRetirement Statement: The Time is Now!
RSD is preparing to issue 2017 myNCRetirement Statements (formerly known as the Annual Benefits Statement) for active employees who contributed to their Retirement System account before December 31, 2017.
To help us generate accurate myNCRetirement Statements for your employees, please respond to your Employer Reporting Team representative promptly so that any issues can be addressed and necessary adjustments can be processed as soon as possible. As a reminder, employers now have access to their monthly ORBIT Error Reports on our website:
You can now check your monthly ORBIT errors as soon as your report has posted. You may save this report and add your responses on how to correct the Error Message, and then email the report to your ORBIT Employer Reporting Team representative. Your representative will correct these records in error status according to your written instructions.
All outstanding ORBIT reporting errors should be submitted no later than December 31, 2017. Failure to provide a timely response may result in either an incorrect, or missing, myNCRetirement Statement for your employees!
Not sure who your Employer Reporting Team representative is, or have other questions? Call 877-627-3287, and select option 3 from the main menu.
Annual Compensation Limits in 2018 for Retirement System Contributions
Federal and state laws impose an annual limit on the amount of compensation that a member can contribute to a retirement plan. For employees participating in and contributing to a 401(k), 457 or 403(b), the limit was increased by $500 to $18,500. The IRS issued technical guidance detailing the changes here.
These limitations also apply to several North Carolina pension plans: Teachers' and State Employees' Retirement System (TSERS), Local Governmental Employees' Retirement System (LGERS), Consolidated Judicial Retirement System (CJRS), and Optional Retirement Program (ORP). The limitations may be adjusted from year to year according to Section 401(a)(17) of the Internal Revenue Code. The limitations for calendar (tax) year 2018 are as follows:
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It may be of no surprise that I have always battled with anxiety!! Honestly I didn't even know that was my problem during my teens and 20s. Unfortunately, It didn't become blatantly obvious until my thyroid hemorrhaged. I had to learn ways to control how stress affected my body, especially when the adrenal fatigue hit. I will blog all the steps soon, I promise, but for now I have to share one of the best essential oils that helped me instantly calm down during an anxious moment. Essential oils can be costly but they don't have to be! I love the Plant Therapy brand and they are top quality but cost effective!!! To add to the reasons why I love them so, they even have a kids oil line! (My favorites of the kids line are Sniffle Stopper, A+ Attention, and Germ Destroyer)
Ok so what is my ALL TIME FAVORITE anxiety remedy?? Bergamot Oil!!! I find that Bergamot oil really helps me to calm and relax. I put it on my wrist and seriously find myself instantly taking deep breaths and calming down. Anytime that I have issues sleeping I use this oil and find myself quickly drifting off. Sleep is a crucial factor in healing the adrenals so keeping this oil on my nightstand was a must. I still use it today even though my adrenal problems seem to be better. As soon as the kids start fighting I grab my oil LOL!!! I have learned my lesson on controlling my anxiety and I know how it can affect your health.
Bergamot oil is antibacterial, anti-infectious, anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic. It's uplifting, improves your digestion and keeps your system working properly.
Some of the most common benefits of bergamot essential oil include:
- releases emotional pain
- works as a powerful antidepressant
- relieves joint and muscle pain
- aids digestive system
- soothes skin irritations
- works as a sedative
- cleanses oily skin
- kills germs and bacteria
- relieves stress
- reduces cough
Bergamot Oil Uses
- Antidepressant — Depression can manifest with a variety of different symptoms, including fatigue, sad mood, low sex drive, lack of appetite, feelings of helplessness and disinterest in common activities. Antidepressant medications have serious side effects, including suicidal thoughts, weight gain and personality changes. The good news is there are all-natural remedies for depression that are effective and get to the root cause of the problem. This includes components of bergamot essential oil that are antidepressant and stimulating. They create a feeling of joy, freshness and energy by improving the circulation of your blood. Use bergamot oil by rubbing 2–3 drops into your hands and cupping your mouth and nose. Breathe in the oil slowly. Try rubbing the oil on your feet and stomach too.
- Stimulates hormonal secretions — Bergamot oil helps maintain proper metabolic rates by stimulating hormonal secretions, digestive juices, bile and insulin. This aids the digestive system and enables proper absorption of nutrients. This is a big help for anyone who suffers from metabolic issues like Thyroid or adrenal problems.
- Cures infections — Bergamot oil is used in skin soaps because it inhibits the growth of germs, fungi and virus. When you apply the oil to your skin or hair, you reduce the risk of infection and won't notice the shine come through.
- Relieves stress — Bergamot oil is a relaxant — it reduces nervous tension and feelings of stress and anxiety. This powerful oil can stimulate hormones, such as dopamine and serotonin, which create feelings of sedation and relaxation.
- Reduces pain — Because bergamot essential oil increases hormone secretions, it lessens the sensitively of nerves that create pain. For this reason, bergamot oil is a great way to reduce the symptoms of sprains, muscle aches and headaches. To reduce pain, rub five drops of bergamot oil on sore muscles or where you feel tension.
- Heals skin — Bergamot essential oil is used to minimize the look of scars and other marks on the skin; it tones the skin by making the supply of melanin even. These scars can be the result of acne or skin infections or irritations. To rid the skin of irritations, put five drops of bergamot oil on a cotton ball or pad and rub it on the infected area. You can also add 10 drops of bergmot oil to your warm bath water.
- Helps digestive system — Not only does bergamot oil stimulate the production of digestive juices, making the breakdown of foods in the digestive tract easier, it also stimulates muscle contractions in the intestines — quickening the digestive process by moving your waste through your intestines as your body absorbs nutrients. Some research even suggests that bergamot oil can be useful when fighting food poisoning because of its anti-bacterial properties. Rub five drops of bergamot oil onto your stomach in order to ease digestive issues or regulate your appetite.
- Deodorant — Bergamot oil prevents the growth of germs that cause body odor. The refreshing and citrusy smell of bergamot oil is used as a natural deodorant and air freshener. The strong scent eliminates odors on the body or in a room. You can add two–three drops of bergamot oil to the deodorant you already use every day, or you can even add the oil directly to your armpits.
- Reduces fever — Bergamot essential oil fights infections caused by harmful bacteria. It also reduces body temperature by alleviating stress and stimulating hormone secretions. The feeling of warmth that happens when your hormone levels are elevated leads to sweat, and this helps in reducing a fever.
- Kills intestinal worms — Because bergamot essential oil kills germs, it's used to treat intestinal worms. Intestinal worms result in malnourishment and can cause anemia, which develops when you don't have enough robust, healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout your body. Eliminating these worms, especially in young children, is a major benefit of using bergamot oil. Rub 2–3 drops of bergamot oil into your hands, and rub it on your abdomen to kill infectious worms.
- Relieves congestion — Bergamot oil is an anticongestive, which means it relieves congestion and respiratory problems. This oil can be useful when battling a cold or cough. It loosens phlegm and mucus in the respiratory tract and helps the body to eliminate this undesired buildup by sneezing and coughing. This helps the body eliminate the germs and toxins that develop in your body when sick.
Let me know if you try Plant Therapy's Bergamot oil and how it helps you!
As always Peace, Love, and Happiness to you all!!!
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Horizon Reduced Fat Milk
What's so special about cold, creamy Horizon Organic® milk? Well, it's certified organic, meaning it has to meet all of these standards: no GMOs, no antibiotics, no added hormones,* no persistent pesticides and the humane treatment of cows. Plus it brings 50% more vitamin D than typical reduced fat milk in every delicious serving.
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I tried this milk for the first time and I really liked it because it does not feel too heavy or tastes light like water, it tastes just right. I would buy it again. I liked to drink it by itself, no chocolate.
I love horizon products so it wasn't a surprise that I would love this. The taste is wonderful and even my nephews can tell the difference between horizon milk and store brand. LOL. Although expensive I feel like it's what you're getting for organic milk.
My kids were having milk problems before and I was starting to think they needed soy milk but then I introduced them to this and this is all we drink now best milk ever
As a lactose intolerant person, this is my favorite milk. I can actually drink a whole cup or eat a whole bowl of cereal with it and not feel absolutely terrible after. Not the most affordable brand out there but it works for me. I also love that it lasts longer than non-organic brands as I don't drink it everyday.
Love this brand! I purchase this milk from my local Walmart. Tastes great! I try to purchase all my dairy as organic. The price is comparable to other organic milks. I use this in my coffee, cereal, etc!
We purchased full fat, but when we switched from formula to milk, this is the one we chose to go with. We had piece of mind knowing that he was getting all of the DHA Omega 3s that he needed at a time when he was just beginning to try new foods. Extra points for being organic. It was more expensive than regular grocery-store brands, but it was worth it.
My husband hated drinking regular brand 2% milk, and he would force himself due to health reasons (he preferred whole milk). We were introduced to horizon milk and things changed completely. The 2% tastes very different and there is something about horizon milk that is difficult to describe but it is absolutely fabulous. Other organic milks also fail the taste challenge.
After many years of drinking non-organic milk, my husband and I have finally made the switch and we couldn't be happier! Horizon's organic milk tastes a lot fresher than non-organic. It also lasts longer in the fridge as well. It's definitely worth the extra cost.
I'm so glad I switched to this organic milk. It tastes so fresh and nice, has a smoothr and lighter taste than non-organic milk does. It also doesn't get that funky sour taste if you let your cup sit out for a few minutes like most milk does. It seems to have a bit of a longer shelf life, but I always end up finishing it before it's even close to the expiration date. SO glad I found this milk!
Let me tell you how good this milk is: When I was in high school, this milk tasted so good, so fresh, so amazingly delicious that one boy in my class did not have the willpower to stop drinking the little packs of milk. He drank 13 in an hour. Needless to say he got sick after, but there is something so refreshing and tasty about this milk, it's hard to find a better brand.
How does this taste compare to regular gallons of milk? Can you tell difference
Do you like chocolate or regular the best ?
What is your favorite brand of organic milk?
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This past summer we spent some time in Sonoma County. Our friend and wine rep, Stephen, helped set up a meeting with Bruce Walker. Bruce is one of the winemakers for Starry Night winery. Check out the winery website by clicking here.
We met Bruce for lunch in downtown Healdsburg and then he took us to one of his Starry Night vineyards. We went to see the vineyard where the The Caboose and Nervo Station grapes are grown. I really enjoyed getting to meet and spend some time with Bruce. He possesses a large amount of wine business knowledge. Bruce used to be involved with the financial sector before he started making wine.
The Caboose vineyard actually has an old Caboose sitting at the top. The vineyard has a beautiful setting overlooking a valley. Here are some pictures from our visit to the vineyard.
Thanks again Bruce for taking us here and being such a hospitable host!! :) We enjoyed our bottle of Nervo Station Old Vine Zinfandel while sitting outside a cabin in Big Sur. We really enjoyed it and even some blue jays flew over to check it out.


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Astorath is our head Chaplain, and he fights just as well as any Reclusiarch (though he has an extra point of weapon skill compared to them). He has the same abilities to augment the Death Company as the other Chaplains, and he has an excellent axe that is a strength 6 power weapon that forces enemy models to re-roll successful invulnerable saves. He comes with a jump pack, so he fits into any jumper heavy list very well. However, these factors alone don't come close to being worth Astorath's significant points cost.
If you're taking Astorath, it's for one of his special abilities. He allows you to take more than one squad of Death Company. This can be useful for a themed army, but you'll rarely want more than a single Death Company squad if you're trying to make an efficient army. His other special rule means that squads are subject to the Red Thirst on a roll of 1-3, rather than just 1. This really increases the hitting power of your army as a whole and saves you points on buying Sanguinary Priests. In addition, the furious charge bonus from the Red Thirst can't be removed during the game, unlike the bonus from the Priest. Remember that the Priest also brings feel no pain, so you'll be missing out on that if you rely on Astorath's ability to get your furious charge. He works particularly well with Vanguard Veterans, which benefit enormously from furious charge but rarely will be within range of a Priest when they need it.
Overall, Astorath is a useful HQ for assault heavy armies (particularly jump pack heavy ones) that want to save points on taking Sanguinary Priests. He's dangerous in his own right, and gives innate furious charge to half your army, even if it is determined randomly.


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Readers comment on a nasty note left on a car, a great community chorus, tea party attacks on President Obama, and more.
Nasty note
In October, I took my 4-year-old granddaughter to the O'Connell Center to see "Sesame Street Live." After the show, I found a note on my windshield that called me horrible names and threatened to key my car "next time."
I have a U.S. Marine Corps bumper sticker and license plate in honor of my son, who has been a Marine for 10 years. The note was signed "Semper fi, (expletive)."
I know the threats I received are because of my support for the Marines. My 29-year-old son is serving our nation, and I bless him and all of the others sacrificing themselves for our country.
I am extremely proud of my son. In case the person who wrote me that note was unaware, my son doesn't create the wars we fight. His job is to defend us from harm. He gives all of us the freedom to write nasty notes to little old ladies like me.
Patricia Scribner,
Generous group
I, along with a standing-room-only audience, recently had the great pleasure of hearing the debut performance of the newly formed Voices Rising Community Chorus. Ruth Lewis conducted the 70-member intergenerational chorus that included singers ages 10 through senior adults. Musical selections included a wide variety genres, from Latin Psalm tunes to American jazz, all performed with musical accuracy and enthusiasm.
Instead of charging admission for the concert, the chorus invited the audience to make donations to the Friends of Elementary Arts Inc. �— an organization that supports elementary art and music education in the Alachua County Public Schools. The generosity of the chorus and our community is sincerely appreciated.
Learn more about Voices Rising Community Chorus at www.vrccgainesville.org and Friends of Elementary Arts Inc. at www.fanofthearts.org.
Cheryl Poe,
Vicious attacks
Jamie Mathis (letter, Nov. 19) challenged me to prove my statement that the tea party has made vicious attacks against the president. I'm happy to do so.
The following are signs displayed at tea party events across the country: "Obama's Plan, White Slavery;" "Obamacare, Obamafascism" accompanied by a drawing of a swastika; a Photoshopped picture of the president's face on the body of an apparently African tribesman, complete with a bone through his nose; "Obama is the Anti-Christ;" a picture of the president with a Hitler mustache; a picture of the president as the evil villain Joker from a recent Batman movie; and Photoshopped pictures of the president and First Lady as monkeys, accompanied by the phrase, "Primate in Chief."
This is just a small sampling of the hateful, racist, vicious attacks against the president that come from the tea party.
Jeffrey Burk,
Holiday struggles
Taking in friends in need is apparently something frowned upon by the city of Gainesville. Obviously this city and its government only care about their status in the economy and social rank among the other cities in the state and the country.
The homeless situation in this city will be growing exponentially this holiday season due to the ignorance of the people in places of authority and in charge of writing policies, and the greed of the bigwigs and corporate executives who run this city.
To all the kind-hearted people and establishments and charities doing what needs to be done to make everyone's lives that much more bearable, I personally thank you and will be joining you to help as much as I possibly can. To all the people who understand where I'm coming from and struggling like I am, I truly am sorry for your frustration and the struggles facing you this holiday season.
John Wallace,
Lack of jobs
The minimum wage represents the idea that those working should be able pay for the basic necessities of life. Kathy Young (letter, Dec. 17) mainly writes of fast-food workers, but never presents any data to show that they are young and thus have no major expenses.
Many restaurant workers in Gainesville are young, but what do you expect in a college town? Gainesville is not typical of the country in this regard.
Young thinks that if a 40-year-old can do no better than work in such a restaurant, the low wage is deserved. But if they can't do better, they still deserve to be paid enough to live. Most can do better, but the jobs are not there. I have seen laid-off business executives in their 50s working in fast-food restaurants.
A living wage is good for the worker and also good for the society since it pumps more money back into the economy.
Albert Meyer,
Not a job killer
I don't know whether to laugh or cry. The Republican "Intelligentsia" (i.e. Michelle Bachman, John Boehner, Ted Cruz, Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, etc.) have been decrying the Affordable Care Act as a job-killer. We recently have learned that unemployment is at its lowest rate in five years; 400,000 jobs were added in the previous two months.
Thank heaven that thousands of Americans are able to ignore the Republican lies and are signing up, many of whom will have health insurance for the first time ever. The pathetic Republicans just can't handle the idea of President Obama making any significant change for the the betterment of American lives.
Carolyn Troupin,


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LD and the arts
Participating in the arts can help kids with learning disabilities discover dynamic new ways of learning.
Ask the experts: My 5th grader is immature
Emotional, academic, and behavioral issues must be considered while dealing with ADHD character traits.
Parents' top tips: surviving family gatherings with kids with ADHD
Parents of kids with ADHD and learning disabilities share how planning ahead can make holiday get-togethers fun, not frantic.
Accommodations, modifications, and alternate assessments: How they affect instruction and assessment
Your child may be eligible for modifications to help him succeed in the classroom - and on standardized tests.
Individualized Education Program (IEP) goals: the basics
Learn about goals and objectives (or benchmarks), which are the core of your child's IEP.
What is an IEP?
Learn the ins and outs of an Individualized Education Program (IEP).
Nonverbal learning disabilities
Read answers to some of the most common questions about this well-publicized -- but somewhat controversial -- disorder.
Section 504 updated: greater eligibility and accommodations for students with LD, ADHD
Learn about recent improvements made to Section 504, a civil rights law that now provides protection and accommodations to even more students with LD and/or AD/HD.


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Bruce Springsteen fans will be interested in the world scoop on a small New Jersey news website Red Bank Green.
The site reports that rumours (which started in the right-leaning, anti-Springsteen newspaper the New York Post) that the singer-songwriter's marriage to Patti Scialfa is over, appear to be untrue.
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Before start to work.
Thing never ever least is interview.
Everyone will be attending an interview before they are going to work for the company.
There are few ways that you will be calling to interview, such as:
- Refer by friends, family and relatives.
- Resume posted on jobstreet.
- You have call to ask for a job.
Moreover, something we should prepared for the interview, such as:
- Your Resume
- Your certificates
- Support documents
Besides that, some questions you need to be practice to make yourself confident for the interview.
What, Why, Who, When and How?
What is the work requirement? What?
Why are they should hire you? Why?
Who will be the interviewer? Who?
When is the interview? When?
How to go to the place? How?
If you are ready? Just try it!
Practice makes perfect.
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29th May 2017
We are all very proud of the boys and girls in Primary 7 as they made their Confirmation at the Sacred Heart Church Cloughoge. A massive congratulations to them all.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
The Anthropic Principle -- Not So Scary After All
Christians will often say, "The universe cannot possibly have been created in exactly this way without intelligent design." The most common way to refute this is to trot out the anthropic principle, which essentially points out that our existence only proves that our existence is possible. For whatever reason, this refutation, though perfectly sound logically, seems to come up short on emotional impact.
I want to look at this in a little bit more detail to give the reader a little bit more ammunition should the first round of refutation fail to convince interlocutors. To begin with, let's look at the theist's claim a little more closely:
Without God, this particular incarnation of the universe is impossible.
This can be rewritten slightly to express the same idea with words that will be easier for us to work with:
Besides God, there are no other possible explanations for this particular incarnation of the universe.
Theists are not going to like it when you reword it this way -- at least not if they're smart. In fact, maybe even you, gentle atheist reader, are bristling a little bit. A brief perusal of the science aisle at Borders will tell you that there are most certainly other possible explanations for the universe besides God. Is it really that simple to completely discard the argument?
In a word, yes. It really is that astoundingly wrong. However, let's keep looking at it to make sure we're not missing something really important. First, let's make an important observation about the word possible. I've been talking a lot about epistemological rights recently, and I want to begin with saying that I have absolutely no justification for making pronouncements about any of the current cosmological models. That is the stuff of very highly advanced theoretical physics, and I always had problems figuring out those stupid problems with ramps and boxes and pulleys. Physics is not my thing. However, my inability to discuss physics has absolutely nothing to do with my ability to address this particular argument.
Notice that the theist argument relies completely on possibility, not accuracy. The assertion is that there is no other possibility at all that could explain the universe existing as it does. This is so astoundingly easy to refute that one has to wonder why anyone would bother, but for the sake of being thorough, I will do so:
Assertion: It is possible that there is a multiverse, and that black holes are singularities, each spawning their own unique universe, each with random or at least highly variable universal constants. If this is the case, we should expect that universes such as ours where black holes naturally form would be more common than universes in which black holes do not naturally form. It is possible that time, whatever it might be, is infinite. If that is the case, then we should be surprised if a universe such as ours did not come to exist, as it is within the set of possible universal constants.
(This is a very bad rendition of a real theory, by the way.)
I have no idea whether or not this is the way reality is. I have no idea whether this is probable or staggeringly improbable. This is not the point. The point is, unless there's somebody out there with some startling empirical observations of the nature of reality, this theory is at least possible, even if the possibility is only one in trillions of trillions.
That's how incredibly weak the theist argument is! It is disproven by just imagining anything at all that might have "created" the universe. Of course, savvy theists will balk at this line of thinking. They can't really argue the logic, but they can certainly argue the spirit of the argument. "Possible" doesn't really mean possible in the absolute sense, they will say. What they mean is that nothing else makes any good sense. Sure, you can imagine that multidimensional ferrets shit singularities, and it's pretty much impossible to disprove, but how much stock should we put into that hypothesis. No, the theist will aver, God is the only one with any reasonable possibility of being true.
At this point, a clever debater will insist that theists give up the charade of asserting that God is the only possible cause for the universe, and refuse to discuss the matter further until a new proposition has been put forward.
Having to give up the notion of God being the only possibility, a theist has now conceded that virtually anything could be the cause of the universe. This is actually the death blow for the argument, though most theists don't realize why. To illustrate the point, let's assume the theists are correct in fact. That is, the universe was intelligently designed. We'll concede for the sake of argument that there is an intelligent being who created the universe. Imagine now a conversation between a theist and an atheist where the tables are turned. Science has proven that the universe is most likely to have been intelligently designed, and it is now the atheist who is irrationally holding to the notion that everything began mindlessly, despite evidence to the contrary.
Would a theist, given the preponderance of evidence in his favor, continue to argue that God is the only possible explanation for the universe? Of course not! He wouldn't have to, and any first year college student could point out the error in that position, so why would he? He would happily admit that the atheist was clinging to a possibility, but that there was no rational reason to hold onto that possibility given the preponderance of evidence for intelligent design.
When we look at it from the other side of the fence, we realize that this is just so much emotional pandering. There is literally no logical content worth considering, and when the tables are turned, we see just how ludicrous it is. Once again, theism wants to play tennis with the net down and force atheism to play with the net up.
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- SirMoogie said...
Another way of looking at this argument, which I can't take credit for*, is to question the properties of God's universe. Clearly, God is sentient in some way, (presumably) has all of our cognitive functions and potentially more, and can perform actions (over time), like creation. Given such depictions of God, clearly there is some other, for lack of a better word, realm where (at least one) sentient being arose, which doesn't have the same cosmological constants our universe has. The theist position is empty on these positions, yet they feel they can get away with the assertion that only this universe could create intelligent life, while simultaneously positing another that does.
* - http://intelligentuniverse.blogspot.com/
- January 13, 2009 at 1:59 PM
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The Earliest Years of Saint John's Abbey, 1856-1862
Part 5 of 16
by Fr. Bruno Riss OSB (1829-1900)
In the spring of 1857 new forces were sent out into the western portion of the Lord's vineyard form St. Vincent's Abbey. They were Rev. Augustine Wirth, OSB, destined to take charge of missions in Kansas where Father Henry Lemke, OSB, had already labored in what is now St. Benedict's Abbey some sixteen miles from Atchison, and Revs. Benedict Haindl, OSB, and Clement Staub, OSB, both sent as aids to the Stearns County pioneers. Upon their arrival in Minnesota, the Bishop of St. Paul, in view of the great scarcity of priests deemed it advisable to appoint them elsewhere, an arrangement to which the Abbot of St. Vincent subsequently assented. Father Benedict was sent to Shakopee and assumed charge of the Catholics in Scott, Carver, Le Sueur and the western half of Hennepin County. Very Rev. Prior Demetrius was appointed pastor of the German Catholic congregation as St. Paul and vicinity, while the former pastor, the founder and builder of the old Assumption Church, Father Keller, was sent to Fairbault with the whole southeastern portion of Minnesota for a field. The southwestern regions were in charge of Father Prendergast, (I think that was his name), who lived in Mankato. The St. Paul parish extended all the way from Stillwater to the Crow River, St. Michael's, St. Walburga's etc.
Father Clement first came to St. Joseph and resided with Father Bruno; Father Cornelius Wittmann, appointed prior after Father Demetrius de Marogna, occupied the little monastery at St. Cloud with Father Alexius. Our missionary district extended in a northerly direction from St. Cloud to the country of the Indians, the scene of the venerable Father Pierz's labors, and towards the West indefinitely to where the world is fenced off from the rest of creation, and whence the hoppers paid us a visit. The pastor of St. Paul roomed in the sacristy of his church. This cell was scarcely six feet wide; the only window was seven feet above the floor and extended into the second floor which formed a similar room destined for the use of strangers. In order to gain room for a table, two chairs and a stove in the lower apartment the pastor placed his bed beneath the side altar which stood before the wall dividing the sacristy from the body of the church. The severity of Minnesota winters, however, compelled Father Demetrius during the second year of his residence at St. Paul to erect a shanty aside of the church with the scaffolding material used in the erection of the old church. This structure was burned not long after; Father Demetrius was badly scorched and barely escaped losing his life on this occasion. He then again resumed his quarters in the sacristy. The indebtedness of the congregation did not warrant the erection of a parish house. When sometime later he received an assistant in the person of Father Meinulph Stukenkemper, OSB, then recently ordained, the latter occupied the second floor of the sacristy. The window from the first floor entered it only two feet. What poverty and privations the early priests of Minnesota were exposed to! They bore all patiently prompted by love of God and love of the souls they had come to save, and what was their reward here? The servant is not better than his master. "If they have persecuted me, they will also persecute you." Would that those, who were made recipients of so many benefactions at the hands of these toiling servants of the Lord, at least said a Requiescat for the peaceful repose of their departed souls.
Let us return to Stearns County. Father Cornelius was pastor of St. Cloud and St. Augusta, and Father Alexius, as has been said once before, visited scattering congregations as far south as Forest City. At the same time these two Fathers put the college upon its feet. In the first volume of The Record some items of this part of the history were preserved to memory. Even in Stearns County, for the material weal of which the Benedictines had so strenuously exerted themselves, they were not spared persecutions.
An American contested our claim to the northern part of the Rothkopp estate per fas et nefas and burdened the Order with a wearisome and expensive lawsuit. One afternoon as I came from St. Cloud and crossed the prairie through our lands, I beheld a new shanty located within our line. There were at that time no minions of the law at St. Cloud and settlers had to find justice on feudal principles. Nothing remained for me but to notify our friendly neighbors, who faithfully appeared on the following day armed with axes, first to show the "jumper" in a rather palpable manner the furrow which marked the limit of our claim and then to threaten him with an injection of blue beans provided he did not shift quarters. He moved his shanty into the flat near the river and continued to annoy us. As I was one morning approaching St. Cloud, where I was to say Holy Mass, this troublesome individual issued from his shanty and fired upon me with a rifle at ten steps distance. But my last hour was not due; the bullet did indeed graze my head, without however any fatal results. I greeted the gentleman and pursued my way without being further molested that day. I was aware that Father Alexius must take the same road on the next day coming to St. Cloud, I posted the employees of a saw mill in the immediate vicinity as to the conduct of the dangerous man and asked of them to have an eye on him about the time Father Alexius was to pass by. This was a prudent provision; when Father Alexius was seen approaching the "jumper," mistrusting his skill in the use of his rifle, hoped to overpower him by muscular force and throw him into the Mississippi. This would have been the outcome of the struggle had not the saw mill hands interfered. They turned the tables, gave the assailant a delightful ducking and threatened that unless he disappeared from the neighborhood within a few days they would set him to drinking water without a chance to get air. And he disappeared from the scene.
Father Bruno retained charge of the congregation at St. Joseph, because he supervised the improvement on the monastery lands; Father Clement Staub visited the small stations of St. James and Richmond, to which where added St. Martin, then known as Ley's Settlement and New Munich.
When the farmers were plowing their fields on the spring on 1857 they noticed that after the sun had shone for a few hours on the fresh furrows the soil had a whitish appearance as though a heavy frost had settled; still it was not frost, but grasshopper eggs which were hatched in the gentle sunlight. Every handful of soil was alive with young hoppers. They grew rapidly; whenever old land was re-plowed the same phenomena occurred. We concluded that they had hidden in the old fields only and I experimented with a new piece of land on the prairie, on which I planted wheat and oats. Later on I sowed two acres with corn and potatoes. All this succeeded wonderfully. Wheat and oats stood two feet high, the corn and potatoes were developing splendidly. Our neighbors were astonished: some farmers entertained misgivings about us, under the impression that because I was a priest I could dispel the hoppers from our own soil and would not do the same for them. But I was as powerless against the insects in my own behalf as in their case. The young brood already measured half an inch in length and their organs of annihilation were well developed; not so their wings, and hence they could not find out where the new meal was spread for them. They would have inevitably perished but for the tender province of God which extends its care even to the injurious insect, the instrument with which He afflicted us for His honor and our salvation.
A careful observer could notice the ingenuity employed to perpetuate their existence. When they had cleared a field or garden of all that grew in it they arranged themselves in curious position. Thousands and thousands formed countless concentric circles about an empty space 2 or 2½ inches in diameter; their heads were turned towards the center and thus they stood motionless for hours and half days like a well disciplined army. You might pass through such a throng, crush myriads of them without disturbing the great body. They fell to devouring their dead companions and closed in ranks where the breach had been made. This maneuvering was a mystery to me for some time, but I was to make a sad experience. While these young hoppers were unable to fly, there was another class of them four or six times larger with beautiful red on the lower side of the wings. These I imagined the generals or quartermasters of the regiments. There were not many of this class, but one was superfluous to us. I observed that these quartermasters would visit a batch of young ones, alight in the empty space in the center and instruct them where they would find the next meal. I kept close watch over our flourishing fields day for day. One afternoon one of these quartermasters paid our grain a visit; he flew around the field and apparently took note of it's condition; then flew away to a desolated spot where myriads of young hoppers were anxiously awaiting orders. I followed my unwelcome visitor to the spot and found him in the midst of his troops giving orders. The hopper language was a conundrum for me, but from their tactics and maneuverings I inferred the substance of the leaders commands, for when he had finished chirping he headed the procession and hopped slowly, in consideration of his weak followers, in the direction of our fields. I saw that our grain was doomed, but I followed the hosts to witness further developments, and admired the wonders of creation thus unfolded to my gaze. Now a new surprise awaited me. The first arrivals did not immediately fall to devouring but, as it were upon a word of command, marched ahead and surrounded the entire piece of six acres in order to begin their raid from all sides. Still there were new wonders. The insects did not proceed to devour at pleasure but every stalk was occupied by as many as conveniently found place upon it. Hundreds gnawed at one stalk until it had disappeared; they fell together in a heap and rushed for the next victim. Not a particle of the grain remained. When the dusk of evening was setting in I returned sadly to my house. On the following day you might have examined the field with a magnifying glass without finding a vestige of the grain, corn and potatoes. This is apparently incredible to the reader; in fact I would scarcely believe it myself from reading if I had not been an eyewitness. I saw the grasshoppers devastating this field twice, the second time when after a heavy rain sprouts again began to be visible. Truly God is admirable in His works.


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Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Titanic, yes I said "Titanic"
Ashley and I watched the entirety of Titanic the other day and when it was over I realized something; I had sat there for over 3 hours and 15 minutes and watched what I still believe is a pretty corny movie. More specifically what finally came to me about the movie was why it was so insanely popular. While I don't care for the plot nor really would I ever go out of my way to see it again I realized that the film is almost perfectly paced. Most other 3+ hour movies will lag in the middle somewhere, have an awkward, drawn-out ending, or have 3 false endings. Titanic, it seems, doesn't fall into any of those trappings. It begins, it middles, and it ends. It tells a big, long story, and yet I sat there and watched the whole thing without being bored. That, along with it's sappy love story and suspenseful finish is why so many people like a movie that before I would have snickered at. So there you have it, I found something positive about a movie I never really liked.
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Phoebe Simmer: New York State of Mind
Phoebe Simmer had been working as an account manager at M&C Saatchi in Australia, but she wanted to engage more deeply in branding and marketing by becoming a brand strategist. She looked to Columbia to help her take her career in a new direction.
She relocated from Sydney to New York City to enter the M.S. in Communications Practice program at Columbia University (now known as the M.S. in Strategic Communication). She credits the program for offering her the training and connections that she needed not only to shift into a branding role but also to find a position at a New York-based firm.
She graduated in 2012 and has since worked as a strategist at the global branding agency FutureBrand. She tells us, "We're working on huge multimillion and multibillion dollar companies that, in Australia, you would never have the chance to touch."
On a scorching summer day in Manhattan, we sat down with Phoebe at an Australian cafe. Over iced coffee, we discussed her transition from Sydney to New York City and how Communications Practice helped her achieve her career goals.
I'm curious what you were doing in Australia right before you applied for and entered the program.
I did my undergrad in PR and advertising. I took a three-year course at the University of Technology, Sydney. I was working in Account Management at M&C Saatchi, a global advertising agency. I was there for about two and a half or three years and then decided to move on to strategic planning. I wanted to build out my analytical skills a bit more. I was looking around for some graduate course of study that would help me develop those skills and discovered the Communications Practice program at Columbia.
I spoke with [the director of the program]. I got a great vibe from her. She gave me a really good understanding of Communications Practice. Looking at some of the subjects they offered, they were really tailored to analytical thinking as well as finessing writing skills, presentation skills, and so on. I just felt like it really would help me get to where I wanted to go.
I wonder what made you consider Columbia, or even coming to the U.S., for your graduate studies?
[Living and working in] New York has always been a dream of mine. The career prospects over here are fantastic. There's an internship component of the program as well. It's great hands-on experience that you can't get elsewhere.
I wonder how you were able to transition to the U.S. and New York, coming from Australia. How did you make that jump?
The course of study transitions you to New York very smoothly. You've got orientation week, and there's such a strong international community within the program. I think half of my class was international. I had that support network of people who were going through a similar shift and didn't really know anyone. We all kind of relied on each other. It was great.
The International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO) staff was fantastic in helping with visas. I got paid for my internship, so they had to guide me through [the paperwork]. They understood how to navigate it all.
I think the other thing for international students is that, [depending on your program and your student visa status], you may get a one-year working visa afterwards. Going into the job market after Columbia, you're not going in straight away as an international student asking for a sponsorship. It gives you that year to prove yourself and make them want to sponsor you. That was a huge benefit. For those students who wanted to stay on in New York afterward, that was really helpful.
I'm curious where you interned while you were in the program.
I interned at the company where I'm now working, FutureBrand, a global branding consultancy. I landed a summer internship working in the strategy department as an analyst, which was fantastic. I worked with them for three and a half months over the summer [while I was in the program]. Then when I graduated, they offered me a full-time role. I've been there ever since.
What do you do at your current job?
I'm a brand strategist. It's about repositioning brands. For example, we relaunched Pitney Bowes at the beginning of last year. These are brands that are going through a transition phase. We're redefining them and what their future should look like. It's what I wanted to do going into the program, and it's been really interesting.
Is there anything that you wanted to mention about the program, or your career, or the Columbia experience – or even the New York experience?
I think the network of people in your cohort is really beneficial. Even with the alumni who weren't in my grade, there was a very strong community, and people were always trying to help other students out. Having that network in the city was really great. You just don't get that elsewhere.


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