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TORONTO– It wasn't a typical week for an AHL hockey club as the Toronto Marlies faced-off in only one game in seven days.
Toronto went to Hamilton on Friday night to face the Bulldogs for the third time in eight days and came away with a 5-4 overtime victory.
Defencemen Simon Gysbers scored the winning goal with only 55 seconds remaining in extra time and Ben Scrivens turned aside 35 shots for his second win of the season.
The Marlies are now 3-2-1 and will be on the road for their next seven contests, starting with back-to-back meetings against the Abbotsford Heat on Thursday Nov. 1st. and Friday Nov. 2nd.
Here are the Toronto Marlies hot and cold performers for the week of October 22nd-28th.
Who's Hot
Simon Gysbers
Season Stats: 3 GP 1 G 1 A 2 PTS
In and out of the lineup as a healthy scratch, Gysbers returned to action after missing two games and scored the game-winning goal and added an assist against Hamilton. The Richmond Hill native, along with blue-line partner Dylan Yeo, were Toronto's most effective D-pairing at times.
Keith Aucoin
Season Stats: 6 GP 0 G 6 A 6 PTS
Aucoin picked up three assists against the Bulldogs. The 33-year-old was held pointless in his first three games of the season and was minus-5, but he now has six points in his last three outings and is a plus-3 to go along with it.
Leo Komarov
Season Stats: 6 GP 1 G 2 A 3 PTS
It took Komarov some game experience to get adjusted to North American ice, but the Fin has picked up a point in three straight games, including an assist on Carter Ashton's first goal of the season against Hamilton. Despite not liking the term "pest", Komarov has been just that and has added some needed "sand paper" to Dallas Eakins' lineup.
Who's Cold
Nazem Kadri
Season Stats: 6 GP 0 G 3 A 3 PTS
Kadri has been creating scoring chances for his teammates and himself, however he hasn't been able to finish and is still looking for his first goal of the season. The 21-year-old has been asked by his coach to simplify his game, but at times against Hamilton he played too simple and wasn't generating enough in the offensive zone.
Greg Scott
Season Stats: 5 GP 0 G 2 A 2 PTS
Scott led all Marlies in shots-on-goal last season, and scored 21 goals doing it, but this year he has just four shots in five games and is in need of his first goal. Scott has seen much more time on Toronto's shut-down line, which limits his chances of scoring, but average play on the penalty kill and limited offence turned him into a healthy scratch against the Bulldogs.
Korbinian Holzer
Season Stats: 5 GP 1 G 1 A 2 PTS
Holzer logs the most minutes of any Marlies' defencemen, which is why it hurt the club for him to miss Friday's game against Hamilton with the flu. He didn't skate from Wednesday until Sunday, but joined his club on Monday for practice and expects to be in the lineup against Abbotsford.
Look for the Toronto Marlies hot and cold performers every Monday.


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Sbicca Bark Wedge Sandal
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October 26, 2013
Sbicca Sandals = Summer
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Location: PA
July 30, 2013
One pair really nice, other pair not so much
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Trolling the world? lol
From a muslim point of view, I would say this isn't true at all. Because we, muslims, beleive the Judgment Day has Major and Minor signs. Although almost all of the minor signs have been appeared but still non of the major signs has appear yet and the major signs are sequence of events that lead to Judgment Day . The exact time period from the begianing of the events i.e Major signs till Judgment Day is unknown but it is sure more than 40 years because we believe Jesus will return from heaven and he's gonna rule the earth for 40 years.
And this i.e The return Jesus is one of the Major signs.
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Apparently this guy just made another prediction! Wow, this Harold Camping is just optimistically pessimistic... if the word exists
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^ Yeah he said that the world will end five months from now instead of last Saturday. Even then it will be an epic fail.
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John Lucien Kendal, age 82 passed away Nov. 5, 2009 in Ferron, Utah. He was born March 28, 1927 to Cecil E. Kendal and Gladys L Pattin in Neoga, Ill.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Carl, and a sister Cecil Loraine. He will be missed.
Graveside services will be in the Orangeville Cemetery on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009 at 1 p.m.
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Naturalizer knows their comfort, and the Panya Wedge is no exception! This ankle-strap sandal will give you height, style, and everything in between.
- Faux leather upper
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- ½" platform, 2½" microfiber covered wedge heel
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By: windward
Location: Illinois
June 05, 2013
love naturalizer
"This shoe fit perfect. I usually wear 6.5 N in Naturalizer Shoes. I can get away with B width, depending on the style. This shoe was not offered in the narrow so I took my chances with the medium and it fits just fine, very comfortable. Can't wait to wear them this summer."
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Naturalizer Panya Wedge Sandal
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Cute & Comfy
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uh, sorry. . .mnkylord is no longer allowed to post pics on this forum, the depression caused to those of us not this good is too great, and the metal army paintjob is becoming a fad!!
uh, sorry. . .mnkylord is no longer allowed to post pics on this forum, the depression caused to those of us not this good is too great, and the metal army paintjob is becoming a fad!!
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Uh.... wow....
Currently painting: Every Troll there is, and maybe some Mercs
A Skron beasty is a Tron bike combined with a tortured animal, in this case the Archidon.
P.S- Really coming along well there, bud!
"The question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy?" Albert Einstein
I'd say this is pretty damned awesome.
holy dinosaur, batman!
Chaos isn't a pit. Chaos is a ladder. Many who try to climb it fail and never get to try again. The fall breaks them. And some are given a chance to climb, but they refuse. They cling to the realm or the gods or love. Illusions. Only the ladder is real. The climb is all there is.
That is straight awesome. Really like the details on the wings; makes up for the super flat surfaces.
Judge since February 22, 2013.
WTC Committee Member 2014 - 2015
That looks incredible! Very nice!
Models Painted:
Cygnar 170
Everblight 12 (re-painted) 70 (painted - to be re-painted)
Convergence 18
Searforge 22, Merc 4, Minion 2
Would it be weird to steal this scheme and use it on a Gallant? I love the idea and execution is doable, but I has no beasties to speak of. . .
(PS I's use the blue/purple with teal highlights around the black stripes.)
I really dig the paint job. You are doing an awesome job with this mini.
That is one exceedingly nice model, the blending is superb. Does this mean your Skorne are going to win through massive Deus ex Machina from now on
My Cryx plog - On a sabbatical due to a current lack of camera.
I feel sorry for Mnkylord's local group, they'll never hear the end of this now...
Okay, yes, now you must make an entire army of Archidons painted like this, led by Morghul with webbed fingers to look like wings.
"The question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy?" Albert Einstein
Really nicely done. Someone with lesser skills could easily make this like like crap but you have executed the idea perfectly. It's really beautiful with the subdued markings being a favourite point of mine.
that looks AMAZING. Really inspirational, great job!
I shall tell Brian when he gets here how much you have enjoyed this model. Brian does great work for sure!
If you come to Lock n Load or PAX Seattle I'd really like to see this guy up close and personal. I love seeing other people's work and this is work to be proud of. Looks like you've got a good handle on airbrushing as well since the transitions are nice and smooth. And the wing designs are very nicely executed. Do you have a pro light set up for final shots?
Less talk more work & pics posted...
Most people say that what some people say is pretty stupid.
The airbrush was certainly handy for this particular project, especially since there was a lot of flesh to work with. I originally bought it a few years ago for vehicle models from "the other firm", for pre-shading and what-not, but I've since re-discovered its virtues in painting my beasts. I cannot WAIT to get my hands on a Colossal...
I do have a home-made light box for taking photos. When I wrap this guy up, I'll break it out, and see if I can't take some zazzy pics of the final product.
That one looks really nice, specially the background. Looks like he is flying
German Blackened Heathen Metal
Wow!!! That paintjob is bursting with badassery!
Excellent work. Can't wait to see the final product!
If I get the nerve to try it I'll be stealing this paint scheme as well. Nice job!
is he done?
Clearly the model was so well-painted that it came to life and killed its owner. That is the only sensible explanation for the lack of new pictures.
"Sucking at something is the first step towards being sorta good at something."
That or he bonded to it and they are flying around kicking some serious butt.
Most people say that what some people say is pretty stupid.
Where's the "like" button when you need it?
Both of your comments are awesome.
No, I have not touched ponytail wieners with my alien bird yet. But I'd be lying if I said the thought hadn't crossed my mind.
He's almost done, I just have a few more touch ups, and I'll be taking some photos this weekend. SO LET IT BE WRITTEN! SO LET BE DONE!
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Whoa. I think my favorite part of this paint job so far is the beautiful blue-purple-orange gradation in the mouth area, which Mnkylord certainly didn't need to do, but man, it makes the whole thing stunning and otherworldly. The light striations and veining in the underside of the wings are very nice and subtle. It's not something you'll see on the game table, but the attention to detail makes this truly display-worthy.
Check out my blog, Light Miniatures, for tutorials like OSL and battle damage.
You can find my painted Privateer Press minis in the Painting Thread Locator; for other manufacturers see my blog or Cool Mini.
Don't be afraid to paint outside the lines!
Sorry, guys.
I would have loved to have finished him up this past weekend, but we had the small matter of a tornado blitzing its way through the area, destroying some neighbors' homes and what-not (including my father's next door neighbors). Needless say, it was a pretty hectic affair that didn't allow much time for self indulgent super fun hobby times.
Don't worry, I'm not letting this one go!
That's terrible!
Also, I have started on my own blatant ripoff/homage to your Archidon, which will naturally never look half as good as this, but is still probably the most exciting paint job I've ever done!
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We have the finale the neutral was hoping for. Wales are set to host rivals England with the 2013 Six Nations title up for grabs in Cardiff.
We have the finale the neutral was hoping for. Wales are set to host England with a Six Nations Championship title up for grabs in Cardiff on Saturday.
Not since 2003 – via a 42-6 win in Dublin – has England claimed the ultimate accolade in northern hemisphere Test rugby. Do not expect anything near that scoreline this weekend as the English, who have a six-point cushion to lean on in the match, face a Welsh XV that has improved since losing to Ireland.
Despite being one step away from the clean sweep, it's somewhat surprising though that England are the bookmakers' favourites to win, especially with that aforementioned points difference in their pocket – a subplot that's set to play a major role in how the game plays out at the Millennium Stadium.
Twelve months ago it was Wales on the verge of the Grand Slam after claiming a Triple Crown in the opening rounds before Italy and France were defeated. It says something about the calibre of this outfit playing under interim coach Rob Howley that they are in the mix despite not firing on all cylinders.
If we cast our mind back to last year's meeting between these two, it was one of new beginnings for England as the likes of Owen Farrell, Geoff Parling and Ben Morgan proved they were Test players. That was an English side low on caps but oozing in potential as Stuart Lancaster's refreshing ethos was born.
Wales meanwhile were a side back from an impressive World Cup and looking set to become one of the favourites for the 2015 event following an expected dominant epoch in the north. They had talent by the bucket-load and a nucleus that included Sam Warburton, Dan Lydiate and Jamie Roberts.
The rest is history as they say as Scott Williams was the try-scoring hero at Twickenham.
So how do we expect things to play out this time around? Many aren't expecting a great deal, if any, tries at the Millennium Stadium due to the rather worrying fact for English fans that they have just one try in their last three games while Wales haven't conceded a single five-pointer since Round One. Add in the tension that accompanies a Championship decider means goal-kicking, combined with who best keeps their discipline, will be pivotal on the day.
Wales, to the delight of some, have this weekend been forced to employ the Warburton-Justin Tipuric double act due to the absence of Lydiate and Ryan Jones. Aaron Shingler was initially the man to fill the void left by the injured Lydiate before Jones stepped up admirably and will be sorely missed.
It's coincidental that blindside has also been England's recent Achilles heel as Tom Wood (now eight), James Haskell, Courtney Lawes and then Haskell again have worn number six in 2013. This week we see Tom Croft earn a start as Lancaster makes a bold call due to the healing Tiger's lack of minutes.
Farrell returns to the team after shaking off a quad injury but Ben Morgan remains out, with his strong running having been missed in an attacking sense. Chris Robshaw has been England's main forward threat with ball in hand while his offloading game and completed tackles are in the leading trio.
Dan Cole meanwhile is in something of a personal duel with Adam Jones. And with Lions coach Warren Gatland telling The Telegraph in midweek that "for some players in some positions there are key match-ups that could weigh up the [selection] decision one way or another", one feels that tighthead prop is under the microscope going into the tour. Of course, Cole and Jones are all but assured plane tickets but their battle is more about the Tests.
Neither player – or for that matter teams – will be thinking further ahead than the 80 minutes in front of us in Cardiff, however, and despite expected commentator and sideline analysts bringing up the L word, Saturday is all about Six Nations rugby. England have been in this nervy position seven times previously since 1990 and lost out in five of those and despite their points cushion, Friday will be a restless night's sleep ahead of this huge finale.
Ones to watch:
For Wales: Much will rest on the shoulders of Leigh Halfpenny on Saturday. With guru Neil Jenkins living every kick behind him, Halfpenny must take all chances created for him by his team-mates. Should he do so then Wales will chip away at that English advantage. Of course it will be worth monitoring how Justin Tipuric and Sam Warburton combine in the back-row while the decision-making of captain Gethin Jenkins is also key.
For England: It is worth noting that Dan Cole has been England's turnover king this Six Nations, leading the way with four in the overall standings. It's a real boost to England that he has this extra string to his bow. Consequently his performance along with that Lions side-note we have discussed makes him a key player this weekend. It will also be worth watching the unique quality Tom Croft adds to the party and Owen Farrell's return.
Head-to-head: The battle at outside centre excites as Jonathan Davies and Manu Tuilagi face off outside of two brick walls in the shape of Jamie Roberts and Brad Barritt. Davies and Tuilagi's battle will be one to watch, as will the lock scrap between Ian Evans, Alun-Wyn Jones, Geoff Parling and Joe Launchbury. Evans has been an unsung hero for the Welsh while the English lock duo's consistency has also been noted.
Recent results:
2012: Wales won 19-12 in London
2011: Wales won 19-9 in Cardiff
2011: England won 23-19 in London
2011: England won 26-19 in Cardiff
2010: England won 30-17 in London
2009: Wales won 23-15 in Cardiff
2008: Wales won 26-19 in London
2007: England won 62-5 in London
2007: Wales won 27-18 in Cardiff
2006: England won 47-13 in London
Prediction: Let's go for it going down to the wire. Wales by 6!
The teams:
Wales: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Alex Cuthbert, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Jamie Roberts, 11 George North, 10 Dan Biggar, 9 Mike Phillips, 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Justin Tipuric, 6 Sam Warburton, 5 Ian Evans, 4 Alun-Wyn Jones, 3 Adam Jones, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Gethin Jenkins.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Paul James, 18 Scott Andrews, 19 Andrew Coombs, 20 Aaron Shingler, 21 Lloyd Williams, 22 James Hook, 23 Scott Williams.
England: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Manu Tuilagi, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 Mike Brown, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Ben Youngs, 8 Tom Wood, 7 Chris Robshaw (c), 6 Tom Croft, 5 Geoff Parling, 4 Joe Launchbury, 3 Dan Cole, 2 Tom Youngs, 1 Joe Marler.
Replacements: 16 Dylan Hartley, 17 David Wilson, 18 Mako Vunipola, 19 Courtney Lawes, 20 James Haskell, 21 Danny Care, 22 Toby Flood, 23 Billy Twelvetrees.
Date: Saturday, March 16
Kick-off: 17:00 GMT
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[I was prompted to share this post by a comment to the Addicted to Race thread. Skellyable wrote, "It is absolutely ethical to raise children of color in white communities. Just be aware that when you move into a white community, like or not, you will be representative of your race. You will also be exposed to opportunties to handle racism with grace." However, you feel about raising children of color in non-diverse white communities, I personally reject the "representative of your race" way of thinking. Below, I explain why.]
written by Anti-Racist Parenting editor Tami Winfrey Harris
As last week's "Real Housewives of Atlanta" post has played out on What Tami Said and Racialicious (where it was crossposted), I have been thinking about what it means to represent the black race and how black people act as ambassadors to the mainstream world. There is this tendency, from which I am not immune, to feel embarrassed by and to make excuses for black folks who behave badly, or rather, act in a way contrary to a certain set of values and accepted norms. There is a real reason for this compulsion: Black people and other people of color are often unfairly judged as group by the mainstream. In other words, the actions of one equal the actions of all. And so, many of us, learn from the time we are children to mind ourselves around white folks–to not do anything that brings discredit to black people and, ideally, to live life with the goal of uplifting the race through our actions. Admittedly, this idea of being a proxy for the entire race has been tied to excellence and achievement–both wonderful things. But, ultimately, this way of thinking is a tyranny and a perpetuation of race bias.
Whose standards are these?
I am the middle-class child of two degreed educators. I grew up in the suburbs in a mixed-race neighborhood. I attended Gifted and Talented classes on Saturdays and academic camps in the summer. My family was a member of Jack & Jill. My mother is a Link. Both parents were involved in black Greek organizations. We had all the markers of a middle, upper-middle-class African American family. I grew up in the Midwest, but my father is the son of Mississippi farmers (grew up during Jim Crow) and my mom is the daughter of a steelworker and housewife, who both immigrated to Indiana's rust belt from the South. All of these influences made me who I am today, which is a Midwestern, suburban, secular, progressive, married woman. Of course, there are myriad other things that impact who I am and how I believe I should live my life. And so it is with all human beings–we are all the product of many influences, including race, but also class, gender, sexuality, region, age and on and on. So, who will be the judge of acceptable black behavior? Should we judge by the values of my rural, black friends? My urban ones? My gay friends? My straight ones? My Southern friends? My Northern ones? My conservative friends? My liberal ones? My college-educated friends? My high-school educated ones? My religious friends (and is that Christian, Muslim, B'Hai?)? My secular ones? We are not a monolith. That society judges us as one is an example of race bias–a bias we perpetuate and acquiesce to every time we ask a black person to follow a nebulous set of values for the sake of the race.
Defining myself for myself
Audre Lorde said, "If I didn't define myself for myself, I would be crunched into other people's fantasies for me and eaten alive."
Yes. This. This is another problem with the notion of being "a credit to your race." Is it not ultimately better to be a credit to your family, your friends, your self? It that not, at least in part, the definition of freedom? And isn't it freedom that our ancestors fought for?
When I think about defining oneself for the black race, I remember high school, where I was a bit of a smarty pants. And, like all the smart kids in my mostly-black school, I was encouraged to be a doctor, lawyer, corporate executive or engineer. "We need more black doctors (lawyers, etc…)," guidance counselors would say. Nothing wrong with being a doc or an attorney. These careers are just not for me. I wanted to study journalism–to be a writer. But I was told, implicitly and sometimes explicitly, that I owed the black race to use my intelligence in a traditional field that immediately calls to mind power, money and success in the mainstream. "Journalists and writers don't make any money."
I majored in journalism. And while several of my friends were completing medical residencies and law school, I was working on the night copy desk at a mid-sized newspaper. Doesn't sounds as fancy. But I loved it. And nearly 20 years later, I am successful in my field and happy, because I honored my talents and desires, rather than choose my life's work to score a point for my race in the eyes of white folks.
This "credit to your race" business is a notion concocted by an oppressive mainstream. What good do we do by yielding to it and stifling the personal freedom of black people?
A different standard
I asked in my post about RHOA whether white people were spending time agonizing over the shameful antics of the Bravo brand's white housewives and their families. I doubt it. I don't think white people feel the burden of the Orange County wives' rude, dull and ambitionless adult children. I don't think they read the shallowness of New York City wives as reflective of white culture. I don't think all white people flinched when one New Jersey protagonist expressed the desire to open a chain of car wash/strip clubs. Nor will white people be judged by other white people based on the behavior of a bunch of reality show stars. Black people, of course, are judged by the actions of other random black folks–from Flavor Flav to Marion Barry to Serena Williams to Barack Obama. Our fortunes can rise and fall depending what black person is in the public eye and what they are doing. This is, of course, wrong and unfair. Why then, do black people join in enforcing this unequal standard?
Look, I am not naive. I am, unfortunately, evaluated by mainstream America not just on my own merits, but by perceptions of other black people whom I cannot control. The same is true for all people of color. But I feel strongly that the way to combat this problem is to aggressively challenge the biases of the mainstream, not to fold to injustice by playing behavior cop with my brothers and sisters.
I can't be a credit to my race. I can only be guided by my values, my upbringing and my beliefs. I am a credit to myself.
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C Label Jacqueline-6 Flat Sandal
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Item # 276308
Flaunt your feminine side in the C Label Jacqueline-6 flat sandal! Pleats and prints combined on this closed-back sandal make for one sweet summer look.
- Printed fabric upper
- Pleated details
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Posted on 03/25/2010 5:43:23 AM PDT by rhema
I have read Christopher Hitchenss book God Is Not Great twice, in preparation for a book I have co-written with Biola University philosopher Dr. John Mark Reynolds. Due to come out this spring, our book is titled Against All Gods: Whats Right and Wrong About the New Atheism. Because not all readers may know at once who the new atheists are, I will say that they are a group of very fervent opponents of religion, of whom the best known are zoologist and science popularizer Richard Dawkins, Tufts University philosopher Daniel Dennett, and Hitchens.
What is new about these atheists is not their arguments, which will be familiar to anyone who has read the classics of religious skepticism. The new element that has made these writers famous or notorious is their insistence that it is time not just to stop believing in religion, but to stop treating religion with any respect whatsoever.
Hitchenss book is one of the most readable of the new atheist polemics. Nearly everything he writes is lively and engaging because he is a highly skilled writer and a clever advocate who often brings up points that are worth pondering seriously, along with others that are downright frivolous.
On the frivolous side, Hitchens likes to deflate supposedly great men by calling them mammals, but this derisory term brings in the problem of self-reference. While Hitchens never refers to the authorities on his side as mammals, reserving that category for those whom he wishes to belittle, it will not escape the reader that if great men are only mammals, then so are scientists, including the esteemed Charles Darwin and the not-quite-so-esteemed Richard Dawkins, and so, of course, is Hitchens himself. Which raises the question: Why should we take seriously any speculation by a mere mammal, or even
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If there were no God, there would be no atheist.
'..but to stop treating religion with any respect whatsoever'
I wonder if Christopher Hitchens has the cajones to tell our black brothers and sisters that their Sunday services do not deserve any respect along with telling the Islamic community that Allah is a pipe dream??
No accounting for universal, invariant, abstract concepts.
No basis for ethical absolutes.
No basis for any absolutes.
That's Atheism. The opiate of the pseudo-intellectual.
The only argument I see is that all religions are equally valid. Or else, equally invalid. You, of course, get to choose what is true. In other words...opinion. And all opinions are absolutely correct.
However, God really loves them too, as hard as their immature view is to take at times.
As much as they anger me too, He loves them as much as he loves you.
In the end, God is so great, that they will beleive in him someday as well, maybe not here, but infinity is a long time and unlike God we change continually.
That was good about no God, no Atheist. That would be a great slogan back at them!! How funny! No but seriously Freeps.
Atheist credo:
1) There is no God
2) I hate Him.
Holy Atheists. That's exactly what they are.
The fact that they are unable to take an objective look at history and compare the murders-per-year under communism (any communism, anywhere) and the murders-per-year under Christianity and see clearly that one is a distinct evil where the other isn't... that fact shows they are blinded by their faith.
Leftism is about envy and bringing people down to the mediocre. Among many other things, leftists envy those with religion, especially members of affuent churches. They envy the religious for their extra level of confidence and motivation and their social standing. And they know religious people have a strong competitive advantage in war, both politically in fighting off envious hostility, and on the battlefield with real bullets. To win against their cultural betters, they must ridicule and corrupt their prey's competitive advantages.
I never understood the point of leaping from atheism to communism in these discussions. What does communism have to do with it?
Communists always impose atheism. Socialists would do this too but lack sufficient authority so they mainly nip at religion from the sides. While atheism itself is not leftist, atheistic advocacy usually is. People actively trying to bring down others and their culture in envy are leftists.
It's something like; If we are not created, then we evolved. And not only do lifeforms evolve, social structures evolve' and communism is at the top of the social structure food chain.
I doubt that anyone would listen to Hitchens if he didn't have the english accent to lend an air of respectability to his bigoted polemic.
Guys like Hitchens and Dawkins are merely vicious little twerps who have found an outlet where they can get away with being vicious little twerps. In any other settings they would get their teeth knocked out.
I have the same reaction to Hitchens. I do think he's both intelligent and entertaining. He's completely wrong about God, but so is most of the world. It's hard to blame a blind man for stumbling. We can pray for him.
Are you saying logic doesn't apply to religion?
I've got one question...does God hate the wicked?
He punishes the wicked, because he hates their wickedness.
Psalm 11:5, "The Lord tests the righteous and the wicked, and the one who loves violence His soul hates."
Lev. 20:23, "Moreover, you shall not follow the customs of the nation which I shall drive out before you, for they did all these things, and therefore I have abhorred them."
Prov. 6:16-19, "There are six things which the Lord hates, yes, seven which are an abomination to Him: 17 Haughty eyes, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, 18 A heart that devises wicked plans, feet that run rapidly to evil, 19 A false witness who utters lies, and one who spreads strife among brothers."
Hosea 9:15, "All their evil is at Gilgal; indeed, I came to hate them there! Because of the wickedness of their deeds I will drive them out of My house! I will love them no more; All their princes are rebels."
"I never understood the point of leaping from atheism to communism in these discussions. What does communism have to do with it?"
I never got that either. If anything atheist could be anywhere on the political chart. Look at Hitchens for instance: he believes in some green Ralph Nader like domestic policy and a neocon foreign policy.
No, logic does not apply to opinion.
Logic does not apply to the opinion/claim. Logic does apply to the evidence for the claim however. Not all religions are the same, one is logical...the rest are not.
you've obviously not read Marx, Engles, Lenin, or Mao.
Athiesm is fundamental to communism. If you believe in God, you recognise something greater than the 'state'. They understand well how much this undermines their alleged authority.
Exactly! That's why British naval officers were absolutely forbidden to discuss women, religion, or politics aboard ship. Leads to...death and mutiny.
Those who believe in nothing will fall for anything.
There are several points of connect between atheism and communism.
There's the obvious connection that communism is self-declared atheist.
And there are other points of connection.
But the most important point of connection in regard to this article about Crusading Atheists is that they are attacking the history of Christianity but they never ever mention or even notice the massacre-bloody history of communism, which they tend to support in one form or another.
If one wishes a real eye opener on atheism and skepticism in general read the literature of classical Greece and Rome; i.e. Epicurus and his school. The present day arguments were made in those times. This current crop has not uncovered any really new arguments. The similarities between the skepticism of the two civilizations are very interesting.
Our Father does not hate.
The two are incompatable.
Psalm 5:5, "The boastful shall not stand before Thine eyes; Thou dost hate all who do iniquity,"
Psalm 11:5, "The Lord tests the righteous and the wicked, and the one who loves violence His soul hates."
Lev. 20:23, "Moreover, you shall not follow the customs of the nation which I shall drive out before you, for they did all these things, and therefore I have abhorred them."
Prov. 6:16-19, "There are six things which the Lord hates, yes, seven which are an abomination to Him: 17 Haughty eyes, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, 18 A heart that devises wicked plans, feet that run rapidly to evil, 19 A false witness who utters lies, and one who spreads strife among brothers."
Hosea 9:15, "All their evil is at Gilgal; indeed, I came to hate them there! Because of the wickedness of their deeds I will drive them out of My house! I will love them no more; All their princes are rebels."
A very human and understandably immature view of God.
It does not matter what we think. It will be revealed to you once you are ready. Once God knows you are ready.
I would highly recommend this book to any person even casually interested in the debate...
One of the most common tactics used by people who cannot substantiate their position is that of name calling. You've now called me human (read unspiritual) and immature. Yet, I've provided you with evidence for my argument. You've not answered this evidence and instead resorted to calling me names. I gracefully challenge you to answer my scriptural evidence with scripture.
If you can then our dialogue can continue. If not, then we have nothing further to discuss.
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Posted on 09/24/2005 3:27:17 PM PDT by blam
Reuters - Fri Sep 23,11:08 AM ET A more than 27,000 year-old grave with the bodies of two babies is pictured near Krems in Lower Austria September 23, 2005.
Archaeologists of the Prehistoric Commission of the Austrian Academy of Scienses (OeAW) excavated the bodies which were covered with an omoplate of a mammoth. This is the oldest grave ever found in Austria. REUTERS/HO/OeAW Praehistorische Kommission
GGG Ping.
An omoplate is the shoulder blade.
27,000 years???
If this is from 9/23/05, and they are still in the grave, how were they able to date it ?
Yea, but 22,000 years later the egyptian pharaohs built massive tombs idolizing themselves with slave labor....that's why Africa is the cradle of civilization...../sarcasm.
Assumed to be 27,000 years old how? Assumed to be a wolly mammoth how? Babies of what? Why would it be a "grave"??
Did they believe in God 27,000 years ago and bury the dead in graves?
Carbon dating? LMAO!
Belief in the supernatual isn't a requirement for burial.
Okay, this one is seriously ancient.
You have a point there. Now evolutionists have to recalculate all there theories of where man came from. I guess it's not from the "cradle of civilization". somehow mankind crawled from Aussie land, skipped across indoneasia, polpulated China, then Eorope, etc etc.
It explains why everyone likes beer and "shrimp on the barbie" on a hot day.
Wonder if they had red hair?
I guess not. But belief in the supernatual among aborigionals usualy involved burning the corpses, or leaving them in a cave.
Krems in Lower Austria
Gotta read carefully, bodies found in Austria, not Austrailia--but shrimps on the bar-bee are always a good idea for any civilization
If it was a burial of that group, there might be traces of flowers and beads, but maybe the mammoth shoulderblade was a similar local custom.
Yeah, that was the group that buried people with flowers and beads. Ceremonial stuff.
Oh, I thought you were talking about west coast hippies....
You may be closer to the truth than you realize. Sundaland was still above water at this time and the Last Glacial Maximum(LGM), 23,000-18,000 years ago hadn't 'set-in.'
Europe was re-populated from China and other areas east of there...maybe even Sundaland which was a warm paradise (maybe even, The Garden Of Eden) before the Ice Age ended.
And the evidence for the "slave labor" for the pyramids is....?
By the way, the largest and oldest pyramid contains no tomb and also has no Egyptian hierglyphics or writing in it, other than some graffiti that later fortune hunters left.
(Please keep your recon patrol away from them bones until they can be exumed.)
(Ahem) They did all the science work including dating the remains before publishing the article. (That's the correct way to do it, btw)
You think there is not evidence of humans older than 27,000 years outside of Austria? Wrong.
The oldest and largest pyramid in the world is in South America...the Chinese are disputing that assertion because they think they have one older...the jury is still out, South America or China, not Egypt.
The movie "Ten Commandments", starring my hero Charlton Heston.
I'm just trying to figure out what it is that you're laughing at. Don't you think that they can pretty well identify the bone of a mammoth? Let's see...Austria...that would make them babies of whatever humans were living in Austria at that time? Seems logical. Why wouldn't it be a grave? You don't have to be a Christian or a Jew to bury your dead lovingly.
of course....my question wasn't clear. I was curious as to the dating because the remains were still in the grave.
But I guess, they only need a small amount of materiel to do the testing.
Sorry for my ignorance.
If you refer to Nubian pyramids, in the "cradle of civilization", they were constructed at a much steeper angle than Egyptian ones and were not tombs, but monuments to dead kings. Hard to believe, but egyptians built memorials to themselves, Greeks and Romans built bathhouses and coliseums for the public.....cradle of civilization....bahhh.
No, I am referring to the largest of the three well known pyramids at Ghiza.
Oh, I see, and your evidence that Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone came from that movie staring that Dances With Wolves guy? Right?
I was referring to Egyptian pyramids, but thanks for the post anyway.
Not exactly long on humor, are you?
I think 27,000 years before the present would mean they are anatomically modern human beings, not Neanderthals, but apparently there is evidence for Neanderthals deliberately burying their dead.
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Let's see: How about C14 dating the mammoth omoplate that covered the burial and leaving the human remains in situ?
Sounds like reasonable archaeological technique to me...
thanx...see my post # 30
Bush's fault.
If you mean the Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, it most certainly is a tomb. It was also covered in the most beautiful marble at one time, most of which now covers floors and walls in Cairo.
Oh, I see, and your evidence that Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone came from that movie staring that Dances With Wolves guy? Right
It was a joke FRiend....however, believing that all the workers were just a bunch of union laborers, happily dragging 100 ton stones around the desert is slightly more than unbelievable and borders on ridiculous.
It will be interesting to see what else is discovered about the babies. Were they twins? Some cultures consider twins unlucky, but I don't know if any such cultures are known to have existed in Europe. Of course the date assigned to this burial is so much earlier than any historical European societies that it would be risky to assume cultural continuity.
Richard -III involved?
Limestone, not marble.
Some of the information may be good, but not all of it--I saw some statements which were dubious or definitely false. Kurdish is an Indo-European language so not related to Basque. The Etruscans had monogamous marriages--they did not behave like bonobos.
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"He threw it up like a jump ball," said Harper. "Kenny (rookie safety Kenny Vaccaro) made a play on the ball and I dove for the interception. Next thing I know, (Malcolm) Jenkins is on top of me beating my chest."
Ryan had marched the Falcons down the field from their own 20-yard line on their final series. "We moved the ball down the field and gave ourselves a chance to win that football game at the very end, and we just didn't make the play," said Ryan.
The Saints aim to keep the heat on quarterback this season under the direction of Ryan. After being let go by the Dallas Cowboys early this year, Ryan was hired by Payton to replace last year's defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo.
Before this season even started, the Saints defense was depleted.
Linebacker Jonathan Vilma is out for at least the first eight games following preseason knee surgery. The Saints also lost linebackers Will Smith and Victor Butler and defensive end Kenyon Coleman to preseason injuries.
Parys Haralson and Junior Galette were the only outside linebackers on the Saints game day roster Sunday after projected starter Martez Wilson was put on the inactive list before the game with an elbow injury.
But Haralson and Galette each had a sack. The Saints' other sack was by defensive end Akiem Hicks.
"We were missing some guys that can't be replaced like Will Smith," said Hicks. "He's somebody that I look up to. We lost Kenyon Coleman and a bunch of guys that you learn a lot from, but you have to keep going."
Hicks welcomes the addition of Ryan as coordinator. Ryan is installing the 3-4 defense. His cast of linebackers was thinned by the preseason injuries. But Hicks said the attacking style was there against Atlanta.
"That's the defense he (Ryan) has run for years," said Hicks. "It's exciting to be a part of it. His system feels good. It's a great system. We had those dog days of installing it, and now it's pretty quick (adaption)."
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Payton noted the defense allowed Atlanta to convert just three of 11 third downs.
"We gave up some plays and some yardage (falling behind 10-0 in the opening quarter), and I thought after that first quarter we settled in and mixed things up," said Payton. "That is a real good offense we played."
Said Falcons Coach Mike Smith: "That was not their 2012 defense. You know every year it's a different team. Rob Ryan is their new defensive coordinator, and he came in and they made some plays, and they were able to put some pressure on our quarterback. … It's a new season, and it's a new unit for them."
Saints fans were rocking the Superdome the entire game, but especially during the final series by Atlanta. Among them was Willie Robertson, one of the full-bearded stars of the Louisiana-based Duck Dynasty TV show on A&E.
Robertson was on the sideline for the first half.
"It was just cool being down there seeing how fast everybody is and how big everybody is. I never dreamed I'd have a vantage point like that, and being there in that situation is unbelievable," he said.
He watched the second half from a suite.
"Oh my gosh, how about that?'' said Robertson. "Right at the end they made the stand. What a game, man! It was just unbelievable being here and watching the Saints, first game of the year, unbelievable."
Brees on the opening win against a division rival: "It's always good to get the first one. … It is the Atlanta Falcons, a very good football team, a division winner last year, and obviously that puts us one up and that's where we want to be."


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PRICE-Kendell Branch, age 66, died Tuesday Dec., 22, 2009 in Price, Utah from pancreatic cancer. He was born on March 14, 1943 in Price, Utah to Hollis Branch and Ruth Denison. He married Beverly Atwood on April 13, 1968 in the Manti Temple. They have had a wonderful life together and in the last stages of his cancer they spent many nights remembering the fun times they shared together.
Kendell spent approximately 36 years in the banking and finance business.
Kendell had a great love for horses and even won several trophies, as a jockey, on his thoroughbred horse, "High Step K". He enjoyed spending time with his father working on the farm and riding horses on the trail.
He had a great love for all sports, but his heart was really in his childhood pastime of baseball. He coached all of his sons in Little League baseball. He loved to run and even completed a half marathon.
He loved sharing family stories with his grandchildren in hopes those stories would serve as examples to them.
Kendell was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints his entire life. As a young man he served an honorable mission in England. He served in many church callings including Bishoprics, high Council, Stake Mission President, Young Men's Presidency, Varsity Scout Leader, Gospel Doctrine teacher, etc.
Kendell had a great love for our Savior Jesus Christ and His atonement. The song, "I Know That My Redeemer Lives" best describes Kendell's testimony. He loved to study about the life of Joseph Smith and his teachings. Kendell and Beverly will always remember their trip to the Sacred Grove.
Kendell is survived by his wife, Beverly of Price and children: Kelly (Greg) Williams of West Jordan; Glade (Shaundell) Branch of West Valley; Jayson (Laura) Branch of Draper; Hans (Shalay) Branch and Tammy (Trent) Dustin both of Spanish Fork, 17 grandchildren; brothers: Denny (Rhea); Bob (Mary Ann) and Rodger (Elynn) all of Wellington.
Funeral services were held on Monday, Dec. 28, 2009 at 10 a.m. at the Price Utah LDS Stake Center (150 South 500 East-Price, Utah). There was a viewing Sunday, Dec. 27, 2009 at Fausett Mortuary in Price from 6-8 p.m., and on Monday from 9-9:45 a.m. prior the services at the Stake Center. Burial was in the Wellington City Cemetery.


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Summary : Explore the back passages and narrow waterways of the most remote areas of Southeast Alaska's Inside Passage. The eight-day Alaska adventure cruise to Inside Passage Eastern Coves navigates the waters and wilderness by small ship, enabling you to reach rarely seen areas where explosive scenery and pristine beauty are around every turn. How you choose to explore it further – by kayak, by skiff or by foot – is entirely up to you. Join an adventure excursion such as a one-of-a-kind kayaking trip with an expert naturalist, experience fishing with top-of-the-line fishing gear, hike into breathtaking wilderness with a small group of companions and really find out why Alaska's Inside Passage is an unforgettable frontier.
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Welcome aboard! Meet your crew and get acquainted as you set sail for the Tracy Arm Wilderness.
At the end of Tracy Arm, a winding fjord with sheer granite walls, hundreds of cascading waterfalls, and some of the largest icebergs in all of Alaska, sits the twin Sawyer Glaciers—Sawyer and South Sawyer. The fjord is home to brown and black bears, deer, wolves, harbor seals, birds such as arctic terns and pigeon guillemots, and mountain goats, usually spotted high on the cliffs. Later today, move into Frederick Sound—summer feeding ground for the northern hemisphere's largest concentration of humpback whales. Keep watch for humpbacks, orca, and Steller sea lions.
Choose kayaking and a lush forest trek on a scenic Cascade Creek trail. Or go big on the 5-mile hike to the glacially-fed and rarely visited Patterson Lake for spectacular kayaking. Discover the origin of its "Devil's Country" nickname during a reading from "The Strangest Story Ever Told," about the area's mythical, shape-shifting creatures called Kushtaka.
In an area known for glaciers and rich in gold and quartz, take on the otherworldly Baird Glacier and its boot-sucking mud until you stand atop the mile-wide glacier. Adventure and natural beauty are sure to please whether you choose kayaking, paddle boarding, skiff riding, or hiking today. An abundance of bright red and green navigation lights guide you along "Christmas Tree Lane" as you cruise the winding Wrangell Narrows this evening.
Home to native culture, wildlife, and wonder—Wrangell is one of the oldest towns in Alaska and the only one ever governed by four nations. Brush up on your Tlingit culture and view recently carved totem poles at Kiksetti Totem Park.
Wildlife abounds in Yes Bay and the surrounding Tongass National Forest—humpback whales, orca, porpoise, seals, sea lions, brown and black bears, mink, marten, eagles, and otters. Say yes to a kayak paddle up the bay or venture out on a wildlife-seeking hike along one of the area's scenic trails.
Affectionately called "The Yosemite of the North," Misty Fjords National Monument represents nearly every ecosystem found in Southeast Alaska. Glacial valleys filled with sea water and steep, sometimes sheer, walls are a haven for sea birds, brown and black bears, mountain goats, Sitka black-tailed deer, mink, moose, river otters, and other wildlife. Glide through Walker Cove by kayak or explore by skiff soaking in the splendor of this largely forgotten corner of the world. This evening join the Captain in a farewell toast and reminisce about your Alaskan journey over a sumptuous dinner.
Enjoy a farewell breakfast before disembarking the ship this morning. Transfer directly to the Ketchikan airport or begin your add-on overnight stay or extended land tour.
Due to the nature of the exploration, the itinerary is a guideline and may change in order to maximize wildlife and natural encounters. Variations in itinerary and the order of days may occur.
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Join Amy Gulick, an award-winning nature photographer and writer, on a photography focused departure. Her work has been featured in Outdoor Photographer, Audubon, National Wildlife, and Nature's Best Photography.
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Designed specifically for families, these Kids in Nature departures focus on activities tailored for all ages, such as different levels of kayaking and hiking as well as opportunities to meet and interact with local Alaska families. Families with children 12 and younger generally take these cruises, or book a private boat charter for the whole family. It is the parents' or guardians' responsibility to supervise their children at all times.
Accommodations aboard ship; all meals; intriguing lectures; sightseeing and adventure activities as listed on itinerary; use of ship's sporting equipment and facilities (excludes snorkel gear and wetsuit); on-deck yoga classes; services of the staff both on board and ashore; embarkation transfers and baggage handling between airport/ship; entry fees to national parks/preserves.
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Airfare from your home city; snorkeling gear and wetsuits ($35 rental fee); items of a personal nature, such as alcoholic beverages and massages; optional gratuities; select optional excursions as noted; travel insurance; port taxes and fees ($175 per person); fuel surcharge may apply.
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