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***Commentary*** Auntie Emily's Ethics Violation On Her Birthday, Curtis' Suspension, And My Own 'Guinea Pig Diary'
Wow, what a heavy week.  Yesterday was Puna Councilwoman Emily Naeole's birthday and the county Board of Ethics ruled 4-1 she violated the Ethics Code.  Her violation is for giving the thumbs-down gesture to a testifier during the June 16 County Council meeting in which the highly publicized reorganization occurred.  Also,  yesterday Curtis Narimatsu, a friend whose historical writings are regularly published here as Dispatches From Curt  guest columns, has been suspended from his law practice.
According to the Hawaii Tribune-Herald, the Hawaii Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Office of Disciplinary Counsel (ODC) to suspend Narimatsu.  ODC petitioned the court that Narimatsu received 26 complaints in the last two years, with 14 complaints made this year. Narimatsu agreed to represent clients, accepted a reported $15,535, failed to deposit funds into a client trust account, and failed to communicate with the clients or complete the legal services for which he was hired, ODC reportedly told the court.  If Narimatsu wishes to comment on his suspension, he is welcome to submit a guest column here.  The same invitation is extended to Auntie Emily — if she would like to comment on the Board of Ethics ruling yesterday, or on any issue that she or the rest of the County Council is facing. Read more →

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Geraldo Rivera To Fox Colleague Karl Rove: "When Are You Gonna Start Vetting Me" As A Senate Candidate?
Geraldo Rivera asked Fox News colleague Karl Rove when he would "start vetting me" as a U.S. Senate candidate through Rove's recently formed political group during an interview on Rivera's radio program. Rove replied that he would when Rivera gets "serious about being a candidate" and that it's "not enough to just talk about it, you've got to file a committee and go raise money."
Both Rivera and Rove have been using their Fox News platforms to further their respective political interests. Rivera has said [1] that he's seriously considering a run for the U.S. Senate from New Jersey and will continue to appear [2] on Fox News to "hone a message" until "it's no longer legal" to do so (a move that has drawn criticism [3] from media ethicists).
Rove, meanwhile, has used his Fox News platform to push [4] the interests [5] of his group American Crossroads [6], which recently launched the Conservative Victory Project. The New York Times [7] reports that the group will work "to recruit seasoned candidates and protect Senate incumbents from challenges by far-right conservatives and Tea Party enthusiasts."
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ROVE: -- not enough to just talk about it, you've got to file a committee and go raise money.
RIVERA: Ah, well, you know, I'm thinking about a lot of things but I agree with you that the Republican Party has to be a lot more open-minded and not nearly as rigidly ideological and has to stop killing themselves in the primaries and thinking about who's electable and who's not.
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A couple points...
I prefer the non Air Gap RPM intake, but you can decide that for yourself.
For the ignition system, the GM HEI as a base to work from is hard to beat. You can buy a brand new aftermarket HEI for <$60. There are modules available that increase the performance potential of a stock GM HEI, and there are obviously amp boxes like the MSD 6-series that work very well.
But whatever you choose, the timing curve is critical to good performance and drivability. There is more to be gained or lost there than almost any change that can be made, tuning-wise. Here is a page on the GM HEI. The section on timing is relevant regardless of what kind of distributor you use. You want to use a vacuum advance, as well.
When it comes to the distributor, say I go with HEI. But then where do I go with trigger style, advance type, computer control compatible, etc? Would it be best to go with stock trigger and like a vacuum advance? I don't know.
@ Joelster have a good one buddy
@ The OP, i'm sorry that we've hijacked your thread man, i hope that you still got some valuable info between it all. feel free to ask questions and continue searching on this site as it is full of great informations and plenty of great people willing to help you.
You are defending the 7.625 saying how much better it is than a 7.5 when both are weak and prone to failure. That is very misleading to someone looking for info. I sold my stock rear with Richmond 3.73's to a friend of mine and he popped it at the track running 7.9's in the 1/8th. Richmonds are softer than stock. 10-bolts from 3rd and 4th gens are garbage for anything except cruising.
I offered solid info in post #13, then you countered in post #14 puffing your chest about your 11 second 3rd gen. Who attacked who? Here's what I posted, pay attention:
"If it's an '87+ block it should be a roller block. That would be a big plus. "
"They will have to clearance the sides for the stroker crankshaft. Down by the oil pan gasket."
"Iron heads will be cheap, but Vortec heads flow roughly 220cfm give or take a little, and will be adequate for a 383cube engine. I would put an aluminum head with a minimum of 195cc port that flows minimum of 250cfm. Something like this will do:"
"Excellent intake, can't go wrong with that. "
"It's better to buy everything as one package to save a few bucks. Try ohiocrank.com to see what packages they offer. Their cranks are made in the USA."
"With an aluminum head you can go much higher on the compression than that and sacrifice virtually nothing. I run 11.77-1 and run pump 93. It will run on 91 octane but I don't push it when I run it on that. Personally I would shoot for 10.5-1 to play it safe and still make power."
"That cam is very mild for a 383. Your hp goals are very low and I'm sure you'd probably hit them or be close with the parts you pick, but next year you may want more power. Just trying to save you on a teardown for next year!"
This is another thing I posted:
You act like I'm trying to change his whole build. I'm just offering advice from seeing a year or 2 down the road. I think he will want more power.
"Hrmm, that's funny, because 93 pump is all I run. My quench is .040, static is 11.77-1. My dynamic is right around 9.3-1 as well. My car only runs mid 10's at 130 though. I'm headed to the track saturday shooting for some 10.3's hopefully 10.2's at 131-132ish. But what do I know. I would say you probably have a tuning issue, too much timing, too lean or have WAY too hot of a plug to not be able to run pump. I know guys with 12.4-1 static engines with milder cams than mine that run pump and also run 10's. A bone-stock LT4 engine had 10.8-1 compression and a cam with hardly any overlap. Care to guess what the dynamic is on that motor? Cam has 203/210 duration, intake valve closes 31 degrees ABDC. OOps, it has 10.29 dynamic. Those cars run on 91 octane as recommended by GM. Putting your car as an example doesn't mean you are right."
Acutally my motor was tuned while on an engine dyno, not in my backyard. If i wanted to change the tune then yes i could run on pump gas, but since i said it was tuned on a dyno i have seen first hand exactly what my motor wants and likes, we went through multiple combinations, between different carbs, intakes, timing... The setting we stuck with was the one that ran the most consistant over multiple pulls.
if you would actually read my posts to this guy, you would see that i am not telling him that this rear is strong, i have flat told him that it is the WEAK point in the build. Yes the ring gear is small is weak but a softer aftermarket ring gear can handle 400hp. i have offered him some ideas that will help make it a bit stronger. WHAT HAVE YOU HONESTLY CONTRIBUTED TO THIS THREAD BESIDES ATTEMP TO ATTACK ME as the OP has blatently stated, he is looking for 400hp, can you, me, and 500,000 other people tell him how to build way more than 400hp out of a 383, DAH but that is not what he has stated that HE WANTS
To the OP, I hope that is "bickering" back and forth between Joelster and I hasn't put a bad taste in your mouth about this site. I certainly hope that you continue to ask questions when the arrise. and I certainly hope that the advise you get is ment for what you are looking to do, not someone elses idea of fun.
7.5- 7.625, you are talking about a ring gear .125" bigger. WOWSER, not going to make much of a difference. Yes, I have seen them last, with upgraded axles, posi's, girdles, covers, and then they are $1200 10-bolts, that still can't handle the power of a 12-bolt, or a 9" or a Dana. The ring gears are simply too small, no way around that. A 12-bolt has an 8.75" ring gear a 9-inch has a 9", and a Dana has a 9.75". They are like watching a porcupine play with a balloon. Hit them hard enough and they will pop. No SERIOUS enthusiast would stick with a failure prone part. Run a street tire with an auto trans and they will last a long time. Put a sticky tire on and you are playing with fire.
yes, you will need a different intake manifold. my advise would be to sell the vortec style one on either ebay or craigslist. they normally sell pretty easy.
then look on ebay or craigslist for a used performer rpm intake like this one
EDELBROCK INTAKE MANIFOLD SBC CHEVY 305 327 350 400 V8 PERFORMER RPM 7101 | eBay
in IMHO stay away from the air-gap intakes, do a search on this forum about them and then form your own opinion is what i would suggest.
you also mentioned not knowing what to do for a distributor, here
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you dont have to get the clear one, they also have them in red, black, and i think blue.
and as i mentioned i would not go with the 650DP carb, it will work yes, but i dont think that mechanical secondaries is what you are looking for. i think that this carb would better suit your needs and this carb is pretty much one of if not the most popular carb that Holley ever made. they have a very good reputation for being quality. I have used 3 so far with absolutley no problems. but as with all carbs you may have to tune it once you acutally get everything put together so it suits your motor. there may be some that claim to be but not many (if any) carbs are "plug and play".
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with the howards cam i recomended, the RHS heads, 3310 750 carb, HEI distributor, the 9.6:1 that the 64cc chambers and 18cc dished pistons will give you, and all tuned correctly is the recipe for a 425hp/450tq 383 (385 in your case) motor.
now be sure to look up quench/squish before you buy a set of head gaskets so that you get your quench @ around .040-.046".
with these 3rd gen f-bodies you will need to do some work to the suspenion and the rear to get it to hold this kind of power. I would either recomend you get a set of moser or strange axles, a better aftermarket carrier, and some stronger aftermarket rear gears. all of this will cost you around 1000.00
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you will spend some money but you have to pay to play, when i put my 385 in my camaro (under the old set up which made 500hp/490tq) I grenaded my rearend within 3 weeks, and that was with street tires, and only giving it about 1/3-1/2 throttle. I looked into fabricating in a 9" ford rearend but once i looked into the Moser 12 bolt direct replacement rearends i found the 9" rearend was going to be more of a hassle since i already had all the suspension parts i wanted and they would bolt up to the new Moser 12 bolt rather easily where as with the 9" is was going to require a good amount of work.
good luck, i hope that all the $$$ signs you just saw that you will likely need to have a stable car didn't scare you off. take your time, do it right, and in the end you will love what you end up with.
Now with the RHS Pro Action heads, I will probably need a different intake, correct? The edelbrock 7516 said it's made to fit Vortechs/E-Tec. It looks like the Pro Torkers from RHS are Vortech style, but looking at the one's you recommended, I'll probably need something like this?
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It says stock configuration. I'll tried looking it up for these heads, but didn't see it.
@ Joelster
I figure i can get to the bottom of what we should be aiming to recomend here by simply asking:
To the OP, do you want a motor that will be in the 400-425hp range or do you want a motor that will be in the 500hp range.
as with each range our recomendation will be different.
"Not sure where you get this 7.625" information, but both of my LT1 cars came with a 7.5". EVERY LS1 car came with a 7.5 as well. I'm guessing that you are thinking of the oddball Borg-Warner rear that came in a few 3rd gens. Either way both are weak. Possibly with street tires, they will last a long time, but NO WAY at the track or street with a decent drag radial or a sticky DOT tire. Not a chance in hell. My friend grenaded his 10-bolt with a bone-stock LT1 car with a t56 and a set of BFG drag radials."
I'm sorry but you are wrong, in 1989 when they switched to the 28 spline axles they also switched to a 7.625" 10 bolt rear end. the Borg-Warner 9-bolt Australian based rear end and is pretty rare. As of 1989 all car and small truck (S-10) 10 bolt rear ends were the 7.625 rear end. if you dont believe me then look it up.
as for my old 355 set up, yes i ran it at the track with p275/65R15 M/t drag radials and i had the car running 12.80's. these rear ends are a weak link but there are plenty of people out there running low 11's and even 10's with these rear ends still in there car. I've seen it and so have you, you just didn't know it. While you are doing a search on the whole 7.625" rear end. do a search on how strong you can make them and how fast people are going in them. you could also ask Fbird-88 on here, i know that i have heard him talk about using the rear end as well while pushing a pretty fair amount of power.
"I could piece something together for not much more $$$ and make it much more enjoyable. IMHO vortec heads do not belong on anything over 355 cubes. They simply don't have the ability to feed it correctly. A 355 with a head flowing over 250 will crap all over a 383 on vortec heads. It would cost a lot less too being able to keep the rods, and crank and not needing as much machining. He's going to run a 650 dbl pumper which can support 450+hp, and an Edelbrock Performer RPM intake which can go well over 500hp, and then crutch the build with some tiny heads trying to feed 383 cubes."
unless you are going with used alm heads then you aren't going to get away with less than 1000-1250.00, and then to run a hyd roller cam set up will cost you 250-300 for the cam, an additial 100 over the base price for the springs, and then suposing he does not have a roller block as he mentioned, another 300 for the lifters, then another 30-50 for the bronze distributor gear for a total of 1700-2000.00, where as the RHS heads are 800.00 and a set of hyd flat tappet cam and lifters is around 200.00 for a total of 1000.00
I dont know where you get off thinking that i am recomeding the vortec heads to him when i was recomending the RHS pro action 180cc heads and yes these heads flow 258cfm @ .500", it has been independtly flow tested and published. here are their complete numbers:
RHS 180 pro action heads:
to put this into perspective here are the numbers for the out of box Brodix IK200 alm heads:
.100-not listed
As per science, if something is able to produce the same or a greater amout of flow/air with a smaller diameter tube/runner then the air traveling in the tube/runner will have greater speed/velocity. the whole point of picking a street head is to find a head that flows as much air as possible within the lift range that you will be using while using the smallest runner possible as to creat greater velocity at the lower ranges of the lift where the motor/valves will spend the majority of their time.
"The cooling of the engine is a benefit but the main thing is the ability to up the compression ratio and not detonate. That is something that is FREE that cannot be ignored. Put an iron head on a 383 and run it at 11.5-1 and try to run pump gas. You will have to tune it pig rich and take timing out."
This does not always work, take my motor for example, i am running 11.2-.3:1 with a 106LSA cam that has an early intake closure, my dynamic compression ratio is well into the mid 9:1's and no i can not run on only pump gas when i drive on the street i have to run 1gal of 110 for every 2gal of 91-93octane. now sure i could tune it and advance the timing so far that i could run on pump gas but i would also loose around 10% or my power getting there.
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On the stroker's cam profile is important! whether the lift is produced with a low heal (the lowest part of the lobe) or a high toe (the highest part of the lobe) The reason for this is because the rod caps come into close proximity (on longer stroke cranks) with the cam lobes and even hit the lobes on high lift cams and machining is necessary to achieve clearances sometimes negating the use of larger cams! You probably already know this and researched it! But sometimes cams are suggested because of this reason! So I thought Id mention it! In case you didn't know!
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Young table tennis players from Arsenal and West Ham United were given the chance to earn early bragging rights on Friday, ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash between the two teams at Upton Park.
Arsenal was represented by eight young people from St Aloysius College in Islington, who squared up to their rivals from the West Ham United Community Trust. The event was hosted in the unique surroundings of West Ham's changing rooms, providing a real sense of occasion for this fun but competitive tournament between the two sets of players.
Arsenal also provided youngsters who have recently earned their Young Officials Award, giving them a chance to hone their officiating skills ahead of the Fred Perry Urban Cup next month, Premier League 4 Sport's national table tennis competition.
Before the tournament, the two teams were lucky enough to meet Hammers midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger, who came down to join in the fun, playing a short game against both sides. The two sets of youngsters were then entered into a knockout tournament with Arsenal's Franboon Debella overcoming teammate Taylor Bennett in the final in a memorable match played to an excellent standard.
Reflecting on his victory, Franboon commented: "I absolutely loved coming to today's tournament. It was nice to meet the West Ham team, and we played really well. To play in the changing room at a football stadium was brilliant and to win made it that little bit more special!"
Ross McKinley, Arsenal Premier League 4 Sport coordinator, added: Coming to Upton Park today was a real treat for these young people. They put a lot of effort into the Young Officials course last weekend and deserved this chance. It was also good for them to practise their umpiring skills before February's Fred Perry Urban Cup, our National PL4S competition. Many thanks to West Ham Community Trust for inviting us and to all the West Ham players for making us feel so welcome and creating such an enjoyable atmosphere. Let's hope the result can be replicated in Saturday's match!"
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Wash. Post's de Moraes mocks Dobbs' "ongoing gasbagging about President Obama not coughing up his birth certificate"
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Sadly, TV critics mostly wanted to talk about Lou Dobbs, host of the news network's "I'm Lou Dobbs and You're Not," and his ongoing gasbagging about President Obama not coughing up his birth certificate.
Dobbs thinks that Obama should produce it to put to rest rantings and rumors that he's not actually a natural-born U.S. citizen and therefore not eligible to be president. Not producing the birth certificate looks pretty fishy, Dobbs has insinuated.
"There are two strands to this story," CNN/U.S. President Jon Klein began to explain patiently to the critics. "There are the facts and then there is the flap. What Lou, and everybody else at CNN, has done is very clearly report and run down the facts."
There is no doubt, Klein acknowledged, that Obama was born in Hawaii. "And Lou Dobbs has reported that over and over again."
Separate from that, Klein said, is the issue of people who believe it anyway. Dobbs, Klein explained, is merely "exploring those flaps."
"But it's a dead issue," he added.
Why give so much airtime to a dead issue? Glad you asked. TV critics did, too. More accurately, one asked: Why is so much airtime being devoted to "giving voice to this sort of idiocy on your network?"
Klein argued that CNN had spent a lot more time on health care, Afghanistan and Iraq, "but the spirit of your question is, why we devote any time," Klein said. (These news-network chiefs can be pretty patronizing.)
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There are a significant number of prominent people in Japan who have been attempting for years to sell their nation a version of World War II that few, if any, historians outside of Japan would accept as having any relation to the reality of what happened in the war. Organizers of a controversial essay contest supported former General Toshio Tamagami, who was fired, for insisting in an essay that Japan was a victim and the cause of the war was the United States. According to this version, the United States tricked Japan into attacking Pearl Harbor. However, this version ignores that in 1936, five years prior to Pearl Harbor, Japan invaded China and killed over four million people. Tamagami claims Asian nations welcomed the Japanese taking over their nation. Of course, the revolt against Japanese occupation was led by native Vietnamese, many of whom later became the communist leaders of Vietnam.
It is time for Japanese educators to follow the example of Germany and come to grips with their brutality during WWII. The thousands of Korean women did not welcome Japanese conquerors, the Koreans who were subjected to medical experiments by criminal Japanese doctors did not welcome the Japanese conquerors. The brutality of Japanese behavior in WWII must be confronted in Japanese schools in order to help the nation find its soul.


text: It is interesting to wonder but if you put the Womens Olympic Gold class vs the best of the Non Gold class which is the stronger overall group. Olympic Gold Team: Madge Syder Madga Julin Herma Szabo Sonja Henjie Barbara Ann Scott Jeanette Altwegg Tenley Albright Carol Heiss Sjouke Dijkstra Peggy Fleming Trixi Schuba Dorothy Hamil Annett Poetzsch Katarina Witt Kristi Yamaguchi Oksana Baiul Tara Lipinski Sarah Hughes Shizuka Arakawa Yu Na Kim So that is 20 women. So lets say put them up against the best 20 skaters to never win the Olympic Gold medal. Mine would be something like this group: Midori Ito Mao Asada Michelle Kwan Irina Slutskaya Cecilia Colledge Karen Magnussen Janet Lynn Linda Fratianne Denise Biellmann Rosalynn Sumners Debi Thomas Elaine Zayak Gaby Seyfert Lu Chen Yuka Sato Maribel Vinson Owen Christine Errrath Sasha Cohen Nancy Kerrigan Aja Zanova Which is the stronger overall group.


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Kids With Food Allergies Targets for Bullies
Dec. 24, 2012 -- Colorado Springs high school junior Morgan Smith can't remember a time when he didn't have life-threatening food allergies.
The 16-year-old had his first reaction to peanut butter at 9 months of age when he broke out in hives after touching his sister's PBJ sandwich.
He had his first run-in with a peanut butter bully in first grade.
The classmate chased him around the playground during recess with a pack of peanut butter crackers saying he was going to kill him with them.
Morgan says he wasn't exactly terrified, but he didn't find the incident funny either because he knew even casual contact with the crackers could make him sick.
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His food allergies made him a target of another bully soon after that and again in middle school.
Now a new study from Mount Sinai Medical Center confirms that Morgan's experience is far from unique.
Nearly 1 in 3 children who took part in a survey at the Center's Jaffee Food Allergy Institute reported having been bullied, but nearly half of parents said they were not aware of the bullying. They also found that about a third of the children reported bullying especially because of their food allergies.
The survey also found that bullying was a bigger contributor to stress and reduced quality of life than food allergies themselves.
Food allergies are on the rise among children, up almost 20% in the U.S. in just over a decade, with 5% of children allergic to foods such as peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, and shellfish, according to the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
"We found that when parents knew about the bullying the children's quality of life tended to be better, but about half the time parents didn't know," says researcher and pediatric psychiatrist Eyal Shemesh, MD. "And they often didn't know about the most serious incidents."
1 in 3 Kids With Allergies Bullied
The Mount Sinai researchers surveyed 251 children and their parents recruited from the Center's food allergy center.
The parents and children were surveyed separately to discern whether the children had been bullied about food allergies or for other causes.
In all, 45% of the children and 36% of the parents reported that bullying had occurred, and 31% of children and 25% of parents reported that the bullying had included threats with food.
Close to 1 in 3 bullied children had been taunted with the food they were allergic to, 12% had been forced to touch it, and 10% had had it thrown at them. More than half of the incidents occurred at school.
The study was published online today in the journal Pediatrics.
Adults Bully, Too
Study co-author Scott Sicherer, MD, who is chief of the pediatric allergy division at Mount Sinai, says kids aren't the only ones who bully children with food allergies.
Adults who don't understand food allergies often added to the stresses of children who have them by singling them out, often in the school setting.
"They may say, 'We're having a class party, but we can't have this food or that food because of Billy's allergies,'" he says.
Morgan Smith's mom Nicole remembers the PTA meeting where a classmate's mother announced that she was sick of all the nonsense about peanut allergies and 'peanut free zones.'
"She said she was bringing peanut butter cookies for field day and she didn't care what anybody thought about it," Nicole Smith says. "I just sat back and watched as another parent whose son was in Cub Scouts with mine got up said 'I can't believe you would do something that would put other people's children at risk.' I didn't have to say a word."
Another incident involved a parent who insisted that her fifth grader's mid-morning snack had to be a Snickers bar, even though all the classrooms were peanut-free.
"The principal told her if that was the case, she had to bring a note from her son's doctor," Smith says.
'Speak Up, Don't Suffer in Silence'
Smith says she has been fortunate to have school administrators who took food allergies seriously and a son whose personality allowed him to not only survive his early school years but thrive.
The Smiths have lived in the same neighborhood since Morgan was little and he is now friends with the two kids who bullied him in first grade.
He also speaks to younger children about bullying, telling them about the importance of not suffering in silence.
"Especially with food allergies, kids can be shy and antisocial," he says. "But it is important to make one close friend or two or three. Having people behind you to stand up to a bully is important. When people stand with you the bullying stops."
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How do you account for the extreme complexity of DNA code coming into existence in the first place?
I think the point is that simply evolution exists and that no matter what your beliefs are you cant deny it exists and is a part of life on earth. You dont need to get into deep detail to understand that evolution exists and how it basically works and functions.
Some Amoeba supposedly have 200 times more base pairs in their DNA than humans. Could the Amoeba have actually evolved from some pre-historic right wing Bee Keepers?
...most breeds of dog were derived recently through selective breeding by man. .... The characteristics of each breed are genetic, and so the genetics of the population has changed over time…evolution.
Just as science doesn't seek to fill a spiritual void, religion shouldn't try to be science (it has failed since before Copernicus ).
It should be MUCH easier for a binary machine to evolve than a quaternary machine.
when i was a kid, we were taught slime to man. this is seems quite unlikely as we have learned more about how species change and adapt. we know now that various types of "man" existed at the same time and perhaps even together. this is not what we were taught back in the day...
evolution remains a theory, and an evolving one, as we learn more. it is more likely that aliens seeded the earth than that we evolved from ooze.
OK.....then where did the DNA in the slime come from?
We're still talking about DNA code that is far more complex than anything we've ever written, and we know how buggy our code is. One little bit error and the whole thing crashes.
some people might call that faith... ;)
I would argue that selecting for certain traits doesn't change the base genetics, we are only manipulating genetic traits that are pre-existent.
As a side note, the idea of "species" is often very arbitrary. For example, looking at Darwin's finches in the Galapagos: two finches with only difference beak sizes are considered two different species, but, in your dog example, a chihuahua and a great dane are still considered one species.
sometimes the adherents to certain scientific theories are impossible to separate, based on behavior, from religious zealots!
but we always deal with facts that can be directly observed or measured and are happy to change our ideas when new/better information challenges the status quo


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Literary Annuals
Literary annuals arrived in force upon the American publishing scene in the mid-1820s. These books were compilations of fiction and poetry, often of a sentimental or religious nature, frequently illustrated and usually handsomely bound. In writing about the collection of literary annuals at the American Antiquarian Society, Clarence S. Brigham focused on the very important contributions of American authors to this genre of American imprints. Among the writers who contributed their poems, stories, and essays were William Cullen Bryant, Lydia Maria Child, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edward Everett, William Lloyd Garrison, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Washington Irving, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, James Russell Lowell, Frances S. Osgood, Theodore Parker, Edgar Allan Poe, Lydia H. Sigourney, John Greenleaf Whittier, and Nathaniel Parker Willis.
It is surprising, given his interest in American graphic art, that Brigham bypassed the illustrations in the literary annuals. In general, these are steel engravings that reproduce paintings, drawings, and watercolors by America's artists including Thomas Doughty, Alvan Fisher, William Sidney Mount, George Loring Brown, and William Guy Wall. A significant number of the illustrations reproduced works by European artists of the Renaissance and later eras and served to make the works of these artists known to a portion of the American public.
The Society's collection numbers approximately 1,400 items, including reissues, variant editions, but not including duplicate copies or copies of a given edition with minor variations. There is a short-title list of these annuals that was compiled in 1983. All titles printed before 1841 and a scattering of later examples have been fully cataloged. The Society's collection contains several English and French imprints, although the vast majority were, of course, printed in the United States.
Other means of access to the collection include Frederick Winthrop Faxon's Literary Annuals and Gift Books (Boston, 1912) and Ralph Thompson's American Literary Annuals and Gift Books, 1825-1865 (New York, 1936). Both are annotated to reflect the Society's holdings. Another finding aid is Indices to American Literary Annuals and Gift Books, 1825-1865, compiled by E. Bruce Kirkham and John W. Fink (New Haven, 1975). The 469 titles in this work are keyed to the microfilm edition of the annuals listed by Thompson and reproduced in 1966 by Research Publications, Inc. Part 1 provides basic information on each of the titles, including editor, title, place of publication, publisher, date, table of contents (with the names of the authors, if provided in the volume), and a list of illustrations with the names of artists and engravers (again, if found in the volume). Part 2 contains the several indices for editors, publishers, cities and states of publication, stereotypers and printers, titles of poems and stories, authors, titles of illustrations, painters, and engravers. No attempt was made to attribute literary or artistic works; the indices are based on text within each volume. The indices are research tools for both art and literary historians. The Society does not own the microfilm edition of the literary annuals, but it has copies of most, if not all, the titles indexed by Kirkham and Fink.
Unlike some of the special collections at AAS that came as the gift of just one or two donors, this collection has been acquired during the present century from a host of booksellers. A few titles came to AAS as gifts of donors such as Stephen Salisbury III and Charles Henry Taylor. Many of annuals came as part of the collection of American bindings bequeathed to AAS by Michael Papantonio. This large and important acquisition was reported by Marcus A. McCorison in volume 93 of the Proceedings (1983) and in Early American Bookbindings from the Collection of Michael Papantonio, 2nd edition (Worcester, 1986), which contains indices of binders, previous owners, and an index of main entries. Another important cache of annuals came as part of the Kenneth G. Leach bindings collection.
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I hope you occasionally stop and offer thanks for your family, especially extended family. Mike and I just returned from a long weekend in Springfield, Ill., for the Boarman reunion. Because of health issues, I had not been there for probably six or more years.
I know I have mentioned in this column and in my book, that in the early 1900s all my grandfather's siblings went to Illinois for work. Times were hard in Kentucky. My grandfather spent a couple years there, but returned to his Kentucky roots, pining for the Kentucky hills and being tired of black mud and hard winters. That is why my family would spend many summer vacations in Illinois, specifically in the small town Pawnee, south of Springfield.
My mom had many cousins, even some double cousins as one of my grandmother's sisters married one of my grandfather's brothers. We stayed with Aunt Nora, for whom I'm named, and would visit all the different families in Pawnee and in Auburn and we even went to St. Louis to visit with one first cousin and her family. I have such fond memories of those trips, great food, great visiting around the dinner table and games in Aunt Nora's big side yard.
As time has gone by, in my married life, we have continued to make trips to Illinois but not always for joyous occasions — the funerals of my mom's first cousin, James Boarman, who was killed in a corn picker, her Uncle Carl, her first cousin Lorena and others.
The Boarman reunion has been a constant, the first weekend in August. One year, word got out that my sister, Carolyn, and I were coming and there was a big crowd of second cousins.
Last Sunday, there was a small crowd, but I had a wonderful time hearing stories from my cousins. The Boarmans are down to three first cousins, Carlton who lives in Springfield, Lawrence who lives in Pawnee and Virginia, who lives in St. Louis. Carlton took such good care of Mike and me even at his age of 88 and after losing his wife. We visited, looked at old pictures, went to church and then out to dinner together and he accompanied us to the reunion Sunday.
As usual, there was wonderful food, fried chicken and lots of desserts. There was one particular salad that was new to me and was made by my second cousin, Marge Damman of Hillsboro, Ill. I am including it today. It actually comes from Paula Deen's website.
Following the reunion, one of my second cousins, Tom Boarman, son of Lawrence Boarman, took us on a tour of nearby farmland. At Boarman Farms Inc., he and his brothers, Mike and Steve, farm their own land and lease many acres. They are farming 5,000 acres, mostly growing corn. They were among the lucky ones, planting their corn on March 29. They are hoping to yield 130 bushels per acre. The amount of equipment was amazing — two large combines, five big tractors and even two semi trucks for hauling the corn from the many grain bins to market.
I thought Kentucky was dry until this past week, but the corn in southern Illinois looked as if it was ready to pick, but there were no ears. Sadly, some of that corn was a second or third planting. However, because of the early planting date, the Boarman farm will do pretty well, but not nearly as well as the last two years. We did see some soybeans in Indiana and Illinois that looked very pretty and healthy.
It is interesting that the second cousins all have heard stories about Kentucky. And from their grandparents, they have heard how difficult life was in the early 1900s and how they made their way, in wagons, I assume, to Illinois looking for work. The second cousins especially wanted to hear about the three-generation farm located on Vaillancourt Lane in the Harcourt area, which was the Boarman home place, and about St. Ignatius cemetery, where their great- and great-great-grandparents are buried.
If someone in your family plans a family reunion, go. Keep in touch with your older relatives. Talk to them about their past. You might even want to record their tales. I have a feeling when my mom's two Boarman cousins are gone, we will lose a lot of knowledge about our ancestors.
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Nico Yennaris has not always considered right back as his natural position - but he admits the role suits him well.
The 18-year-old has been thrust into the spotlight this month after making his FA Cup debut as a substitute against Leeds United and then coming off the bench halfway through last weekend's clash with Manchester United.
Yennaris looked perfectly at home on the flank and could earn his first FA cup start when Aston Villa visit Emirates Stadium on Sunday. Not bad for a teenager who spent much of his academy life elsewhere on the pitch.
"When I came to Arsenal I was actually a striker and then I went to right back," Yennaris told Arsenal Player.
"Through the ranks I was playing at centre back and then in central midfield but I probably wasn't tall enough for centre back. It was then between playing in midfield and at right back and I've just adapted to the game. I've known the position for a few years.
"I think I am [suited to playing there] because obviously I wasn't the tallest to be playing at centre back and I'm quite quick. I can move up and down the line quite well so I think I probably am quite suited, yes."
That's just as well considering the identity of his last opponent - Nani. The Manchester United winger can give the most experienced right back a torrid time but Yennaris thinks he coped quite well last weekend.
"My main focus was to just keep Nani quiet and get him down the line away from goal, and I thought I did alright," he said.
"He's very tricky. When you think you might be able to get the ball, he's taken it and he's going. You have to be patient against some players like that and think of it two ways - either get tight and don't let him turn or be patient and not dive in.
"But overall I'm delighted at the moment, I can't be any happier. I've made my Premier League debut, played in the Carling Cup and the FA Cup so I can't complain."
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THE Government should launch a public inquiry into points-related failures across Britain's rail network, Westmorland and Lonsdale MP Tim Farron has demanded.
Mr Farron used Commons Transport Questions to ask ministers for a nationwide probe into points related failures across the network to ensure an incident like Grayrigg is not repeated.
The inquest into the tragedy blamed faulty points for the accident that killed 84-year-old Margaret Masson.
It also was told that there were 700 additional points failures in February 2007 alone along the line from Motherwell to Crewe.
Mr Farron also used his question to call on the Government not to deregulate Network Rail to ensure that safety remains the number one priority.
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Well I went out again yesterday and finally took some pictures of some ducks. It was a great hunt, the hardest hunt I have ever done. I went solo on the salt water, weather was not very conducive but it worked. The wind was near hurricane force, freezing rain and being all by my self.
I have never seen ducks working so hard to get in the decoys. The Goldeneye's were coming in groups of 5-20. Had three or four groups Mergansers, and some other random ducks come in but I wanted to kill a limit of Goldeneye.
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NHIAA Roundup: Campbell boys boot Raymond in OT
LITCHFIELD — If it was a movie, it would have felt almost too good to be believed.
But the Hollywood ending was very real for Campbell of Litchfield junior Jon Donaghey, who scored the game-winning goal on a penalty kick in the fifth minute of overtime to lift the Cougars (7-7-0) to a 3-2 upset win over visiting Raymond (11-3-0) Wednesday.
Before the game, the Campbell team honored Donaghey's brother Ryan, who passed away in March after a battle with cancer at the age of 21.
"It's incredible. It almost feels unreal," Donaghey said. "To have him help me out at the end and help the team out with the win, it was unreal."
A hand ball was called in the box, leading to Donaghey's kick and he buried it with a ground ball to the left side of the cage.
"It was a big win for us because we've been inconsistent," Campbell head coach Steve Levine said. "Our guys knew that if we could score five against Hopkinton (in an 8-3 loss), don't be afraid of these guys. This a good Raymond team and they let us hang in there."
Nicholas Covert gave Campbell a 1-0 lead in the seventh minute by netting a rebound chance, but Raymond scoring sensation Tucker MacPherson scored his 37th goal of the season just 15 seconds later to tie the game at 1-1.
Campbell reclaimed the lead on a Donaghey goal where he made a long run and then finished with a shot inside the far post.
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Derryfield 5, Hinsdale 0: Derryfield (11-1-1) bested Hinsdale (2-8) on goals from Jack St. Jean, Jarod Schoneberger and Griffin Phaneuf, Austin Hammer and Tucker Ormiston each had the late goals. Hinsdale goalie Zack Lepisto turned back 14 shots.
Timberlane 2, Manchester Memorial 0: At Manchester, two goals from Sam Skinner pushed Timberlane of Plaistow to a record of 8-6-0. Timberlane keepers Matthew Rose and Matthew Salois split the shutout. Memorial fell to 2-9-2.
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Derryfield 7, Hinsdale 0: In Manchester, Gabi Brummett collected four goals and teammates Chloe Warner, Emma Polgrean and Emma Garfield each had one. Brummett, Warner, Garfield, and Phoebe Socha collected the assists. Derryfield keeper Cameron Huftalen notched the save.
Hollis/Brookline 2, Coe-Brown 0: The Cavaliers improved to 7-5 over the 7-5-1 Bears. Maggie Moskun assisted on the winning goal by Kashka Gammon. Hannah Modelski got the insurance goal at 79 minutes by ripping a 25-yard free kick just under the crossbar. Coe-Brown keeper Ally Savioli had 14 saves.
Londonderry 2, Nashua South 0: At Londonderry, Aliza Simpson scored two goals and Maeve Holland and Kayleen Walberg added assists to pace the Lancers (8-5-2). Merissa Brousseau made four saves.
Nashua North 3, Goffstown 1 (25-15, 21-25, 25-20, 25-13): Top performers for North (12-3) were Erica Vendituol (41 digs), Taylor Chote (15 kills, four blocks) and Taylor Iannone (three kills). Leading Goffstown (9-5) were Rene Roggenbuck (11 kills, 10 digs), Jess Williamson (eight kills, 24 digs) and Kendra Siemiesz (14 assists, nine digs).
Dover 3, Bedford 0 (25-15, 25-21, 25-23): Bedford was led by Hannah Koehler (five kills, four aces), Kendal Sonovick (three aces, 20 digs) and Becca Foti with 10 kills and 15 digs.
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Pinkerton 6, Memorial 0: At Derry, Julie Saltamartini scored three goals to lead the Astros (12-1). Samantha Day, Haley Harrington and Kaylie DeCosmo scored the other goals.


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this is an old topic, but is worthy for comment on, for anyone who may be experiencing this type of problem with chickens again. I had the same issue with one of my gold laced wyandotte hens. She was walking around as if she looked like a penguin, clearly egg bound. I did some research on how to deal with an egg bound chicken and it is a bit of a convaluted story, but I will tell what I did. Sometimes it is helpful to relax the birds muscles so the egg can pass. I placed the chicken to stand in a container of warm water, so that her bottom was being warmed by the water, I held her there for about 10 minutes and then dried her off with a blowdryer, so she would not chill. She passed the egg the following day, and it was an extremely big egg. This event occurred on our move up to our new home. The bird did not lay an egg in the travelling of 5 hours during the move, and it probably caused her to become, like constipated. You know how that can happen. To this day I don't know if she would have passed the egg all on her own, or if the warm water bath helped, but that is what I did. Just a little bit of my two cents to tell of something that I had happen to one of my hens. If the egg breaks within the chicken, usually it results in death, infection. Have that wonderful day, of love and health. CindiLeave it to big hearted Cindi to treat her sick chickens chickens to a warm, bubble bath and spa treatment. :-D
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Guilty. Guilty on all sides.Posted: June 3rd, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: China, coexistence, Egypt, flotilla, Gaza, humanitarian, International waters, Israel, Israeli government, peace, Politics of Israel, Russia, Turkey, United States | No Comments »
There is more than enough guilt to go around in the unfortunate and quite avoidable incident that played out on Monday morning in the Mediterranean Sea.
Yes the Israeli government is guilty. Guilty of being politically out maneuvered. Guilty of being played in the world press. And guilty of being bated into using deadly force.
The organizers of the flotilla are also guilty. Guilty of precipitating an international incident by attempting to run a declared blockade in an internationally recognized war zone, guilty of endangering the lives of those on the ships and guilty of provoking the Israelis.
Turkey is guilty of supporting the flotilla and its intention to violate war zone and the blockade of an ally. The US, Russia, China and the UN are all guilty of allowing these events to unfold, without making any efforts to proactively diffuse the situation.
The Israeli government, as well as the rest of the world, was well aware of the flotilla before it launched. Whether the purpose of the venture was for humanitarian aide or purely to bust the blockade is debatable, but the point is that the flotilla and its destination were all publicly known in advance of the incident. The flotilla had the implicit backing of the Turkish government. Was a public appeal made to the Turks to intervene? The flotilla was intercepted in international waters. Was a public appeal made to the UN to intervene? Turkey and Israel are both key regional allies of the US. Was an appeal for the US to support some kind of intercession made? Both Russia and China have aspirations to become global powers, why were they both silent?
Had any appeals for intervention of discussion been made forcefully and publicly, perhaps the flotilla would have been diverted. Perhaps the humanitarian supplies would have arrived to those that need them. Perhaps no one would have been put in harms way. No one would have been injured. And most importantly, no one would have been killed.
This incident is just a small part of a larger situation that is inflamed with humanities darkest passions and emotions. And that is precisely the problem; the base emotions of those on all sides obscure meaningful dialog and constructive discourse. Empathy and passion are drowned out by hatred and bias. And rational thought is displaced by impulses to react mindlessly, and most regrettably, sometimes violently.
If humanitarianism and peaceful coexistence are the true goals, than these ideals should be clearly visible in all words and actions. Meaningful progress won't happen until all sides admit their guilt.


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