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Well, here we are at the last session. I didn't go into the conference with any particular question in mind, but wow, I have felt the Spirit through so many talks, and especially during the music in the session this morning. It is going to be tough to top Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing!
President Dieter F Uchtdorf conducted
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir sang On This Day of Joy and Gladness
Elder W Craig Zwick offered the invocation
The choir sang Come unto Jesus
Elder L Tom Perry (Note: Can you believe Elder Perry is 89 years old, turning 90 this year?!?! Wow! I hope I look that good at that age)
- the Book of Mormon is the most correct book
- it is important for the world to have both the Bible and the Book of Mormon
- we can be delivered from evil by turning to the teachings of the scriptures
- "It's a great book"
- much of the greatness comes from its harmony with the Book of Mormon
Elder M Russell Ballard
- the Liahona was a ball of curious workmanship
- compared it to a GPS
- 100 years ago Joseph F Smith connected happiness and the family. There can be no genuine happiness separate and apart from the home
- when people make the family and religious commitments to gospel principles they being to do better spiritually and often temporally as well
- commitments to family and values are the basic cause. Nearly everything else is effect
- society at large is strengthened as families grow stronger
- prioritize… put everything outside your own in subjection to what happens inside your home
- do things in the right order… marriage then family
- to the YM bachelorhood carries to the superficial mind the idea that it is desirable because it brings with it a minimum of responsibility.
- to the YW you must also not lose sight of this responsibility. No career can bring you as much fulfillment as raising a family
- husbands and wives are equal partners… no one owns their spouse or children
- use the family resources of the church… the church is the scaffolding with which we build eternal families
Elder O Vincent Haleck
- where there is no vision the people perish
- we must see ourselves as the Savior sees us
- focus on the things that matter most
The choir and congregation sang Hope of Israel
Elder Larry Y Wilson
- we must lead with principles of righteousness
- compulsion builds resentment
- women too may exercise unrighteous dominion
- if parents hold onto all decision-making power they severely limit the growth and development of their children
- prepare children to get along without you
Elder David F Evans
- what can I do to build up the Lord's church?
- the most important work is within our own home and family
- we must be faithful ourselves so our children can see our joy in the gospel
- it is the worth of souls, no matter their condition, that is great in the sight of God and our Savior
- was it worth it? Was all the effort over all the years worth it to have just one baptism. The answer is yes!
Elder Paul B Pieper
- our experiences with the diving may not be like a prophet, but our strength to endure faithfully depends on holding sacred that which we receive from above
- finding things to be sacred takes an act of agency
- we can't be affected by secular things
- the sacred cannot be selectively abandoned in life
- those who chose to abandon sacred things will have their minds darkened
Elder Neil L Andersen
- what think you of Christ? what thinks Christ of me?
- being a discipline in these days of destiny will be a badge of honor throughout the eternities
- we receive customized direction from the Holy Ghost
- discipleship is not a competition, but an invitation to all
- wherever you are on the road of discipleship, you are on the right road
- whether in this life or the next, all will be made right
President Thomas S Monson
- he thanked everyone who helped make the conference possible
- the gospel gives our lives meaning, purpose and hope
- settle contentions now
The choir sang I Need Thee Every Hour
Elder Jairo Mazzagardi offered the benediction
Read the recaps and other notes from the 182nd Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:
- 182nd Annual General Conference – Pre-conference notes
- 182nd Annual General Conference – Saturday Morning General Session
- 182nd Annual General Conference – Saturday Afternoon General Session
- 182nd Annual General Conference – Priesthood Session
- 182nd Annual General Conference – Sunday Morning General Session
- 182nd Annual General Conference – Sunday Afternoon General Session
- 182nd Annual General Conference – Post-conference notes


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This year, Eli's had the opportunity to participate in the great days in Illinois Agriculture; Ag Day at the Illinois State Fair and on Saturday, November 4th, Salute to Ag Day at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Football Game. The opponent for the day–#1 Rated Ohio State University
The scoreboard at Memorial Stadium welcomed the participants for Ag Day. The tag line for Illinois Agriculture was shown on the scoreboard "Your Town, Our State, The World" in recognition of the global profile of the Illinois
Agriculture industry.
Guests at the Salute to Ag Luncheon before the game were welcomed by University of Illinois President Joseph White. Other speakers included Chancellor Richard Herman, Dean Robert Easter, and Illinois Secretary
of Agriculture Chuck Hartke.
The emcee for the Salute to Ag Festivities was the Voice of Agriculture in Illinois and the United States, famed radio broadcaster, Orion Samuelson. Before heading home for the Radio Hall of Fame Gala (Orion was inducted in 2003), he took a picture with Eli's Marc Schulman and Doug Wertheimer, the President of Wertheimer Box.
There were over 1,000 guests attending the Salute to Ag Lunch and they were treated with slices of Eli's Cheesecakes, Brownies, Cakes and other Specialty Desserts.
The Salute to Ag Luncheon was followed by a relatively close football game that was won by Ohio Score with a score of 17 to 10. The prize for winning the game is the Illibuck Trophy that originated in 1925 with an actual turtle that traveled back and forth between Columbus and Champaign Urbana. Later, a wooden replica replaced the turtle as the trophy.

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Conservation and Environment in South Africa: Monthly Updates
Botswana Conservation – Monthly Update: January - February 2015
The summer is very hot here, with temperatures reaching 52 degrees! Cold water and shade are the volunteers' best friends! We've been coping with the heat by turning waterholes into improvised swimming pools and playing in the Limpopo River – both amazing and refreshing experiences!
The past months have been full of activity. Wildlife continues to give birth, with tiny elephants, weighing hundreds of kilos at birth, following their mothers in the African bush under the watch of their families. The brown hyena (Parahyaena brunnea) family is doing well – the two fluffy cubs are growing fast and becoming increasingly independent by going out from the den more and travelling further from it.
It is always a blessing to see the hyena family in great shape through the camera traps, even if some spotted hyenas (Crocuta crocuta) are often around the den trying to catch the youngsters. Fighting between predators is very common behaviour due to the fact that all the predator species are in competition for food sources and territory.
We have had many amazing sightings, including:
- Two bull giraffes (Giraffa camelopardalis) fighting
- Impalas (Aepycers melampus) and their growing babies that were born in December
- Greater kudus (Tragelaphus strepsiceros)
- Six spotted hyenas eating a zebra calf and
- A leopard (Panthera pardus) stalking some impalas
2014 – A Year of Great Effort!
Thanks to our volunteers, we made a real difference in the Kwa Tuli Nature Reserve in 2014. We removed 59 snares set by poachers to illegally kill our wildlife. The fence separating wildlife from humans and cattle was repaired, with 70 major holes fixed. This is the only important fence in the area; it protects wildlife from poachers and also prevents dangerous animals from wandering into the villages or hunting people's cattle.
We also removed more than 40km of wire fencing which is no longer needed, as the nature reserves have agreed to take down their fences to allow wildlife to roam freely on greater ranges. This wire will no longer be an obstacle in the animals' journey, nor will it harm them anymore. We also removed 111 garbage bags full of rubbish that had been left behind by people driving through the reserve. Rubbish such as plastic, cans and glass pollutes the soil and injures wildlife if not removed.
The soil has been taken care of too, with the construction of 119 rainwater barriers aiming at preventing and even repairing soil erosion. A surface of 6800m² of alien plants (nearly the size of a soccer field) was also removed, allowing indigenous plants to grow again, as they should in the African savanna ecosystem.
Our elephant study has expanded, with 84 adult elephants identified. We can now identify some of the herds and lone bull elephants. With over 100 individuals sometimes seen on a single day during the driest time of the year, there is still some work to do. When the identification project is complete, we will be able to analyse elephant movements in the reserve and adapt water resources. We have also cleared and created close to 20km of roads for better game viewing opportunities.
Bird Survey
In the Wild at Tuli reserve, the volunteers have recorded 237 birds since 2013. Last year, we even found 13 new species that had not been seen the previous year. These included the Violet-eared Waxbill (Granatina granatina), Retz's Helmet-shrike (Prionops retzii), Marsh Sandpipper (Tringa stagnatilis), Common Moorhen (Gallinula chloropus) and European Roller (Coracias garrulous) to name a few. These great results indicate that the reserve's ecosystem is healthy and thriving. Birds play an important role in the ecosystem by pollinating plants, dispersing grass seeds, controlling insect populations and being a food source for predators such as birds of prey, snakes and mammals.
Birds, like many other animals, are facing threats from human activity. They are suffering from habitat loss due to the expansion of human habitation, deforestation and agriculture; and are further threatened by pesticides, pollution or even poaching. On this project, we monitor bird populations and their evolution; and we preserve their habitat. Back home, you can also protect birds by planting indigenous trees and building artificial nests.
Fence Removal
This project aims to take down a huge, unused fence on a neighbouring property. The fence we are removing is 30 wires high and covers an area of 2,500 hectares. This fenced area was formerly used to breed exotic antelopes such as Sable (Hippotragus niger) and Roan Antelopes (Hippotragus equinus), but this activity stopped when the reserve was bought by a new, conservation-oriented owner.
Elephants, antelopes and predators can hurt themselves when they cross the fence and can even get stuck in it. It is thus a priority for us to remove the fence as fast as possible. In 2015, we have increased efforts and utilised new techniques to remove the fence. Since the beginning of the year – in only 2 months – we have successfully rolled over 8,000 meters of wire! Volunteers are very motivated as they understand the importance of the project for the wildlife.
Wild Dogs
Sadly, 27 wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) recently died from rabies in a neighbouring reserve. Wild dogs live in packs like wolves, with the family led by a dominant male and female. They are the most efficient predator; successfully killing 85% of the prey they chase. They are also the most endangered large carnivore. According to the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature), the species is listed as endangered with a population of only 6,600 adults left in the wild. Their population is continually decreasing because of the fragmentation of habitats, conflict with humans (poaching, and conflict with livestock and farmers) and infectious diseases, such as rabies.
Rabies is caused by a virus that can affect the central nervous system, brain and spinal cord of any mammal. Wild dogs are particularly sensitive to it as they are nomadic; they travel according to food supplies, and often meet domestic village dogs carrying the virus. Being highly social, the dogs would then contaminate most of their pack. Only eight wild dogs survived this terrible outbreak in the neighbouring reserve. They have now all been vaccinated against rabies and we hope that this will help their species' survival.
Conservation Manager, Sophie Juget
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Do we need God because the universe is just too strange, empty and frightening without Him? Do we know enough to decide about what created the universe? Isn't the discovery of the cause of creation a continuous process for us?
Eric Stetson, a Facebook friend, entrepreneur and visionary, wrote a stimulating post the other day. It was Eric's reaction to this article.
Eric wrote: Thoughts upon reading this article:
1. These people need to start calling themselves Unitarian Universalists, rather than Christians.
2. That realization just reminded me of what the UU brand has become — i.e. "the church for people who don't believe anything religious" — and why I'm somewhat uncomfortable identifying with it, just as I also have mixed feelings about identifying with the "Christian" brand as it's defined today.
The article quotes Rev Klass Hendrikse:
"Personally I have no talent for believing in life after death," Mr Hendrikse says. "No, for me our life, our task, is before death."
Nor does Klaas Hendrikse believe that God exists at all as a supernatural thing.
"When it happens, it happens down to earth, between you and me, between people, that's where it can happen. God is not a being at all… it's a word for experience, or human experience."
I believe some members of UU, maybe most, do not believe in God the way more traditional Christians do. UU is much less a Christian organization that it was years ago. What I find interesting is that many people feel they need to pick either belief in God or atheism. Faith or no faith. For me the question of God is unanswerable. We simply don't have enough knowledge or insight to know. That's why belief in God depends on Faith. Defined by Mark Twain Faith is believing in something you know ain't true. At the very least its believing when you have doubts or not enough information. So people choose Faith or no faith. Of course lots of folks don't care where we came from, why we are here or where we are going so they don't raise these questions for themselves. (Do you think there are many people like that?)
Here is what I posted on Eric's FB page:
"God is not a being at all… it's a word for experience, or human experience."
Some people experience something they call God. The creative force of the universe some call it. Or the echo of the big bang. Or our Father in Heaven. But whatever we call it it is a phenomenon for some people — an observable occurrence. The infinite – anti-chance – the first cause. Science and art seek to understand these terms. Abstract terms that we can't get our minds around because we are finite (at least I think we are!). This phenomenon, whatever word we use to describe it, is a reflection of the mystery of creation and existence. Striving to grasp a small measure of understanding of this mystery is included in the work or art and science as well as religion and philosophy. In this striving we have two extremes — those who say they know God and can therefore know the unknowable (the paradox of some Western religions) — and the atheists who say they've got it all figured out — there is nothing beyond what our 5 senses tell us nothing transcendental nothing super-natural. Any time I read that there is no more mystery no more to discover in any field including religion I reject the notion. We are born from mystery, die in mystery, and are surrounded by mystery during our lives. If we try to cap that mystery and put it in a 'NO' bottle I think we shut off an important part of being human. Religion claims that periodically the mystery around us speaks. Emerson wrote "God has not spoken — He speaks" now and continuously. I don't know God or god but I do feel surrounded by mystery and I sometimes pay attention."
So that's my answer — its a mystery. Sounds lame — like what a priest tells a parishioner when the priest is stumped. But it works for me. No religion speaks to me very well right now. The traditions and dogma of religion makes them confusing to me. But they all have wisdom and beauty as well as dogma so I might change my mind at some point. I am sure that in the next few hundred years people will learn much more about the mysteries. I think learning about black holes and the holographic universe may reveal much about the nature of creation and reality. Meanwhile the importance of staying in touch with Nature if you are a human being presses on us to a greater extent as we put pressure on Nature. Thoreau had it right — "In wildness is preservation of the world." Nature is the tool of creation as well as the result of it. Nature is also where the clues to the mysteries lie. Let's not calcify our thinking with dogma or emptiness.


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An unmanned Global Hawk recon drone will join a team of aircraft—all equipped with advanced weather instrumentation—to observe the 2010 storm season closer than ever before.
So far this hurricane season, the Atlantic has been quiet. That's good news for Gulf oil spill cleanup efforts, but a team of NASA and NOAA scientists are hoping things will get just a little nastier.
This weekend, NASA is launching a six-week mission to study the formation and intensification of hurricanes, hoping to inform forecast models and improve hurricane prediction abilities. The GRIP experiment (for Genesis and Rapid Intensification Processes) involves more than a dozen satellite-quality scientific instruments onboard a Global Hawk unmanned drone, a converted WB-57 cold-war bomber and a modified DC-8.
Ramesh Kakar, the weather focus area leader for NASA's science programs, says the goal is to improve understanding of the physical processes that generate hurricanes. He hopes forecasters will assimilate GRIP data into their prediction models, improving forecasts and providing earlier warning for communities in a burgeoning hurricane's path.
So he's hoping for some storms.
"Of course I do not want these to get to the land — just allow them to be spinning and then just move on," he says. "But yes, I hope we do get enough cases, that Mother Nature allows us to see enough genesis cases so that we can say this was a successful mission." The mission is timed to take advantage of the peak hurricane season, which generally starts in mid-August.
Scientists are increasingly skilled at predicting a hurricane's path once it forms, but it's very difficult to tell whether a tropical disturbance will grow into a named storm and if so, how big it will get, says Bill Gray, a renowned hurricane forecaster at Colorado State University who is not involved in the GRIP mission.
"It's a problem of the physics. We don't have good enough observations," he says. "A hurricane is a very complex thing. It requires large-scale features to be of a certain characteristic, and to understand the small-scale — how the clouds evolve, the wind and condensation, see how these all interact with each other — it's a complex thing. It's not so easy to piece all this physics together."
That's the goal of GRIP, Kakar says. Instruments on the Global Hawk are designed to study hurricanes' innards, using a microwave radiometer and radiosondes that rival the equipment used on NASA's next-generation tropical weather satellites, one of which won't launch until 2013. It contains instruments to measure wind, both horizontally and vertically; temperature and water droplet distribution inside clouds; pressure and humidity; and lightning.
The WB-57 airplane includes a new instrument that will take high-resolution radar measurements of the wind profile, from the ground to the aircraft's height, around 60,000 feet. This will give scientists a good idea of the wind speed around the hurricane.
The information can be used to produce better models, according to Tim Miller, an atmospheric scientist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center and principal investigator for the Hurricane Imaging Radiometer instrument.
"Even though we're only measuring the ocean's surface, computer models can take that information and use it to help develop a three-dimensional structure of the hurricane," he says.
Gray says a detailed picture of how hurricanes form could help forecasters make better guesses, but every storm is different.
"They develop and intensify in different ways. Often you go measure one or two systems and think you understand it, but then you find next year, a system will form quite in a different way," he says. "The storms are so variable in their structure and how they intensify and so on, that it is very hard to generalize."
He and colleague Phil Klotzbach just updated their forecast for the remainder of the season, and they're calling for 10 named storms. Gray says the ocean's thermal heat capacity is high and sea-surface temperatures are increasing; what's more, a La Nina effect, bringing cold water to the eastern equatorial Pacific, has taken hold.
Gray rings a bell on the Colorado State campus every year around Aug. 20, to herald the active part of the hurricane season.
"Given all those factors, we'll eat a lot of crow and be very surprised if this is not a very active year," he says.
But Kakar says even if the Atlantic remains quiet, GRIP will be a success.
"We will be looking at cases where there is potential for tropical storm formation, and it may not form. But that's again a successful experiment, because the G of the GRIP is focused on what happens in the genesis — why some disturbances become tropical storms and some do not," he says. So either way, we will learn."
For a look at the aircraft and instruments of GRIP, see PopSci's gallery here.
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The secret to happiness lies in feeling one with the universe. We derive it from meaning and engagement, and embracing life's mysteries. The universe is a beautiful, mystical place, filled with wonder and romance and opportunity. To feel at one with its vastness, to feel connected to the very source of life, to be able to feel it all around you and know that you are part of it - that's the secret to happiness. Of course, getting to this point takes a lot of work - you have to say good bye to a lot of people, unlearn a lot of stuff, and move beyond yourself - which can all be pretty scary. Humanity is filled with insecure people who tell you all sorts of things - not because they're true, but in order to fulfil their own agendas. Once you get to a point of knowingness, you learn to side-step that stuff and speak up for yourself. That is especially terrifying, but it's well worth it once you learn to do it. It's little wonder then that so many people prefer to live in unhappiness, and that some people think that "what is the secret to happiness" is an "unanswerable question". It's certainly not unanswerable, it's just difficult. I would argue that therein lies the problem - if something seems difficult, the first response (and often only) is "forget it, that's impossible". One thing is true - nothing is impossible - perhaps we don't know how to do certain things yet (I'd love to fly unassisted), but that's just because we haven't worked out how to do it (yet). :o)
Good girlfriends, a silent
Chocolate, lots and lots of chocolate.
A loving family+ a good
A loving family+ a good health+ lots of money+ no final exams+sleeping as long as you want+no stress+watching your favourite show on TV
a good bank account, a good
a good bank account, a good cook and a good digestion.
If I told you it wouldn't be
If I told you it wouldn't be a secret.
Indulging in sensual pleasure
Indulging in sensual pleasure cannot bring an everlasting happiness. Think good thoughts. Say good things. Act good deeds. And be contented with the outcome you have achieved at the best of your efforts. These will bring the peace of mind and consciousness for the rest of your life.
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For me happiness is a mental state, and happiness begin at home our relationship to our family; clean and simple living and most of all our relationship to god.
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An estimated 13,000 nurses who belong to five large unions will go on strike starting Monday. Union spokesman Rafael Figuereo told reporters Saturday that the strike could be extended if their demands are not met.
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Norwich City Football Club are to wear the logo of a charity instead of sponsors Aviva for the second year in a row for Saturday's clash with Everton at Carrow Road.
The Canaries will be lending their support to sponsor Aviva's UK charity partner, Railway Children, to attempt to raise awareness of the fact that one child runs away from home every five minutes in the UK.
Canaries director Stephen Fry will show his support via Twitter to help raise funds for the charity.
For every tweet or retweet posted on Twitter on match day including #1every5, Aviva will donate £1 to Railway Children.
Railway Children provide help and support to children under 16 who have run away from home or are at risk of doing so.
City manager Chris Hughton said: "As a father myself, I can't even begin to imagine what it would be like to have your own child run away from home.
"To think that 18 children are estimated to run away from home during Saturday's game says a great deal. We hope to raise as much awareness as possible from the activity on the day to help support children who may run away from home."
Mr Fry added: "Let's all use the power of football to make the most of Aviva's generosity, and raise a huge wedge of cash for Railway Children. Come on all you tweeters; let's help raise plenty of money for the lovely people at Railway Children to continue their great work in supporting young people who feel alone and are at risk on our streets."
Last year's game generated more than £10,000.
Fans will also have the chance to win one of 18 signed, limited edition shirts worn by the players in a competition on the charity's website after the game.


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Pla-Po Leaves MoTown
Well, if the "news media" and its "official reports" are to be believed, it appears that Placido Polanco will be leaving the Motor City for the City of Brotherly Love. Pla-Po (a name I gave him that just doesn't seem to be catching on) will take his Gold Glove and join the not quite World Champion Phillies, leaving Detroit slightly more sucky. If that's possible.
Now, as bad as this news is, it was made worse because I found out about it in the same way I inevitably hear about most bad news involving the Tigers, a gloating email from Jeff:
I'm sorry for your loss of of Polanco back to the Phils.
Tigers suck.
You know what else sucks? You suck. You……sucker.
There, now that I've finally added a certain level of maturity to the discussion maybe I can move back to the important question which is, what do we do now? My lucky wood carving of Simon Bolivar practically screams out to address the problem by acquiring more Venezuelans. But I think the number of Chavistas on the team right now already leaves the Tigers in danger of imminent nationalization at the hands of El Jefe. Not that this would present a problem for Detroit considering what has happened to its other industries.
No, the solution lies elsewhere. And since I've always believed that uncertain times call for intellectually suspect and overblown measures, I'm pretty sure I hit upon the perfect plan. I am calling for Lou Whitaker to step out of retirement and once again man second base. Of course there will be naysayers against my "Draft Lou" campaign but those are the same people who say that it was a bad idea to put a banker in charge of regulating the banking industry. That worked out all right in the end so why shouldn't this? Come back, Lou! Let's see some of that 1984 magic all over again.


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Nashville was lucky to host Grant Petersen—of Rivendell Bicycle Works, makers of Dot's beloved Betty Foy, among other bicycles!—on the last stop of his book tour for Just Ride, an opinionated collection of essays on the various reasons for/ways of riding a bike for pleasure. Parnassus Books was packed during the hour-long conversation, as Grant discussed the origins of his book and took questions from the audience—even store co-owner Ann Patchett was among the crowd. As the talk progressed, it became more of a conversation, with audience participation and laughter.
Turns out that writing a book was his publisher's idea—they called him up out of the blue in 2008. At the time, Petersen said, he didn't know much about Workman Publishing, one of the biggest lifestyle book publishers in America. "What to Expect When You're Expecting is paying for this book tour," he joked.
Like most books, Just Ride has an eventful publication story. Petersen went through three drafts. When he turned in his first draft, his Workman Editor David Skinner said "Somewhere in here, there's a good book." So he tried again, narrowing the topic to his opinion about various bikes on the road, and ended up with a book he laughingly called "Grant Petersen's big boring book of bicycles." Petersen didn't like it, and when he admitted as much, his editor replied "Good. Nobody here likes it either."
Take three became Just Ride (eventually—settling on a title was equally full of back-and-forths), a book written in an informal but informed style that Petersen aptly described as "a friendly scold." It's an ode to "unracing," the type of riding that most appeals to me and something that Petersen only discovered after spending six-and-a-half years racing bikes and about 20 more still riding like a racer. As he put it, "Uniforms have an interesting effect on people. . . . When you put on the uniform of a professional racer, without even knowing it, you put on all the swagger that comes with it." When you're spending 10 minutes suiting up for a ride, he said, "You don't want to do fun rides anymore…it feels like a waste, foolish."
Petersen said that he found himself pushing himself out of the house in the morning and missing leisurely breakfasts with his wife and daughters in order to get his miles in before the heat of the day hit. He was embarking on the type of ride "you'd rather finish than start." He wasn't having fun.
Eventually, he realized that this philosophy was costing him and decided to indulge in "the luxury of being able to enjoy your bicycle." Something just about everyone who reads this site surely believes in, right?
Three ways to unrace yourself, according to Grant Petersen:
1. Dress down. Wear your normal clothes and dress for the weather, not for your bike
2. Ride a different kind of bike. You don't need 30 gears.
3. Don't have goals. "You work toward goals, you don't play toward them," said Petersen. "Riding a bike should be fun."
Petersen stressed that everything in the book was his opinion, and his opinion only. "Nowhere in the book does it say 'in my opinion,' but all of it is." Some of his more controversial essays, such as the ones on helmet use (hilariously, Petersen said he has worn his bike helmet in the car: "I'm afraid of driving.") and Critical Mass have earned him some nasty emails from early readers, but he felt it was worth it to get his thoughts out there. He doesn't expect everyone to agree with him, and he's fine with that, saying that if you get something from at least 8 or 9 of the 89 essays in the book, it's worth the price of admission.
I can say with certainty that readers of this blog will get more than that for sure. If you're looking for a book to share with friends and family in order to explain why you ride the way you do, Just Ride would be a great choice.
After the talk, we rounded up about 15 of the people who had ridden to the reading despite the sizzling 100-degree temperatures and headed to Green Fleet Hub for a little afterparty.
There were a few Rivendells in the crowd.
We ate chips and salsa, drank some Fat Tire and chatted. My new Po Campo bag was duly admired by all. I asked Grant if he had considered making a second women's bike, and he said no…but then asked me what I would change about the Betty Foy. The sign of a successful businessperson, being willing to consider new ideas.
Meeting one of cycling's legends was definitely the highlight of my weekend. Thanks to everyone who came out as well as to Parnassus Books, Green Fleet Hub and Walk/Bike Nashville for helping to make it happen.
{photos in this post courtesy of Austin, Kim & Whitney, who filled the breach after my camera came down with a fatal lens error. Thanks!}


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IS MAN-MADE MATERIAL superior to muscle? Are those blades better than real legs?
Oscar Pistorius, the double-amputee runner, is taking the issue of disabled vs able-bodied competition into new territory as he prepares for the London Olympics.
His inclusion on South Africa's team clears the way for him to become the first amputee runner to compete in the Olympics. And because it's the sporting world's biggest stage, his participation is likely to fire up the long-running debate over whether his flexible, carbon-fiber blades give him an unfair advantage.
Pistorius, 25, runs on Cheetah Flex-Foot blades, J-shaped limbs that are 16 inches (41 centimeters) long and weigh a little over a pound each.
Pistorius, whose lower legs were amputated when he was a baby after he was born without the fibula bones in his shins, has a personal best in the 400 meters of 45.07 seconds — almost two seconds off Michael Johnson's world record — and ran a 45.20 this year, both inside the top Olympic qualifying time.
Never before has a disabled person been such a threat to the able-bodied in a sports event.
"There are tens of thousands of people with the same prosthetics I use, but there's no one running the same times," Pistorius wrote in a column in a British newspaper last week after he was chosen to run both the individual 400 meters and the 4x400 relay in London.
"You'll always get people who have their opinions on whether I should be competing in London, but they can't explain my times."
The Blade Runner doesn't just want to show up at the London Games, flash his photogenic smile and wave, and then retire graciously and let the top runners get on with it. Pistorius wants to be on the track among the eight finest runners in the world when the gold medal is decided on August 6.
"It's a personal dream of his to run in the final at the Olympic Games," Pistorius' coach for all his career, Ampie Louw, told The Associated Press. "It's not qualifying only."
Pistorius told the AP: "My goals are just to be able to look back at my career and know that I didn't let my talent go to waste. I'm just trying to prove to myself that I can be the best that I want to be."
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Sports engineer David James, a senior lecturer at England's Sheffield Hallam University, disagrees with Pistorius' inclusion in the Olympics on both scientific and ethical grounds.
"Sport is hard-nosed and brutal and bloody and has no place for sob stories. People want Oscar to run and do well. However, will they think the same if he wins?" James said. "I predict a backlash if he wins anything. They will attribute that performance to the blades. I think there would be real implications if he won."
Pistorius' case was settled — legally anyway — in 2008 when sports' highest court lifted the ban from able-bodied events imposed on him by the International Association of Athletics Federations.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport said that Pistorius probably gets some advantages from the springy, curved blades, but also suffers some disadvantages, and they even out in the end.
James doesn't agree.
"To say he doesn't have an advantage is stretching it," the sports engineer said. "When he's up to speed, he is more efficient than someone with muscle and bone. He can relocate his legs faster because they are lighter."
Hugh Herr, an associate professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an expert in biomechanics and bionics who has conducted studies on Pistorius, agreed with the decision to reinstate Pistorius, saying there is no evidence the blades give Pistorius an edge.
Pistorius' leg speed is quicker than that of some other athletes but not all of them, Herr said, meaning he's "not abnormal." And in terms of the energy he uses and the way he tires, there is, crucially, no difference, Herr said. Pistorius is probably at a disadvantage because he cannot hit the ground as hard as other athletes, the professor said.
Herr said Pistorius was forced to come up with a different running style from a young age because he had no lower legs, and developed bigger hips as a result. Those hips, and to a lesser extent his knee joints, are the key to his running, Herr said.
The view that he's a robot that doesn't fatigue is nonsense," Herr said. "The science is immature. We don't know very much, but what we do know says there's no overall advantage for Pistorius in a 400-meter race."
Sports ethicist and philosopher Ivo van Hilvoorde of Free University in Amsterdam said the South African athlete represents the shifting boundaries between able and disabled sport.
"We are used to thinking of disabled as less," Van Hilvoorde said, "but it could be the other way round. Oscar Pistorius is a nice example of this."
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On The Mound – The Smokies only needed Alberto Cabrera in this one as he went the distance for his fourth win of the season. Cabrera went seven innings giving up two runs on five hits while walking two and striking out six. He improved his record to 4-1 and lowered his ERA to 3.69 on the season.
At The Plate – The Smokies used all their bullets in game one as they could only manage five hits in a 1-0 loss to Chattanooga. Ronald Torreyes, Ty Wright, and Eric Jokisch all had one hit a piece; Jokisch had the only extra base hit for the Smokies. Christian Villanueva had a solid game going 2-for-3 in the loss.
On The Mound – Eric Jokisch got the start in game two and was even better than Cabrera in game one; unfortunately he couldn't get the win. Jokisch worked six scoreless innings giving up three hits while walking one and striking out five. Marcus Hatley took over and also took the loss, he worked two-thirds of an inning giving up one run on one hit while walking two and striking out one.
At The Plate – Daytona couldn't get much going in this one as they could only manage six hits and one run in a 4-1 loss to Jupiter. The D-Cubs were in it until the end but Jupiter was able to plate three runs in the eighth to break this one open. Zeke DeVoss had another strong game, that's two in a row for the struggling center fielder; he was 2-for-3 with two singles. Javier Baez seems to be heating up at the plate and making much more contact, he was 2-fo-4 with two doubles, and an RBI, he's now hitting .262 on the season.
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At The Plate – Another very tough loss for the Cougars against the best team in the league, the Cougars lost three out of four, all three by one run, quite the fight in these games. Gioskar Amaya went 2-for-4 with a walk, two doubles, and two runs scored. Dan Vogelbach was 2-for-5 with two RBI's; he's now hitting .286 on the season, and has twenty-five RBI's. Jeimer Candelario is heating up, he was 4-for-5 with two RBI's, shocked he didn't double, and a run scored, he's now hitting .267 on the season. Rock Shoulder wasn't able to register a hit in this one, but he did walk three times, he was 0-for-2 with a run scored.
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The Appling Christian Academy Volleyball team has captured its first State Championship. In a two-day tournament held in Hampton, the Lady Eagles played very hard against tough teams from the Atlanta area.
Appling Christian Academy was definately the "rookie" team at the state tournament. Many of the Atlanta area schools have had successful volleyball programs for a number of years. Appling Christian is only in its third year of its volleyball program.
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I've been taking 600 mg of calcium/magnesium together in a one to one ratio for a couple of days with no side effects. There have been times when there was no way I could do this so it's progress. I'm still taking 50 mg of iron a day and the candida is very slowly getting better. I've noticed that I can breathe a little better every day but it's extremely slow progress. I'll try adding caprylic acid to see if it has any effect.
The vibration seems to come and go just like before but for the most part, it's not there anymore. I'll keep going with the calcium/magnesium along with the iron, vitamin C and the zinc/copper for a while.
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Spicy spaghetti with garlic mushrooms
A low fat, fail-safe pasta dish that proves that it's just as easy to whip up a meal as it is to turn on the microwave
Nutrition and extra info
- Easily halved
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal346
- fat7g
- saturates1g
- carbs62g
- sugars7g
- fibre5g
- protein12g
- salt0.35g
- 2 tbsp olive oil
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Probably the most widely-used oil in cooking, olive oil is pressed from fresh olives. It's…
- 250g pack chestnut mushroom, thickly sliced
- 1 garlic clove, thinly sliced
- small bunch parsley, leaves only
One of the most ubiquitous herbs in British cookery, parsley is also popular in European and…
- 1 celery stick, finely chopped
A collection of long, thick, juicy stalks around a central, tender heart, celery ranges in…
- 1 onion, finely chopped
Onions are endlessly versatile and an essential ingredient in countless recipes. Native to Asia…
- 400g can chopped tomato
- 1⁄2 red chilli, deseeded and finely chopped, (or use drieds chilli flakes)
- 300g spaghetti
Heat 1 tbsp oil in a pan, add the mushrooms, then fry over a high heat for 3 mins until golden and softened. Add the garlic, fry for 1 min more, then tip into a bowl with the parsley. Add the onion and celery to the pan with the rest of the oil, then fry for 5 mins until lightly coloured.
Stir in the tomatoes, chilli and a little salt, then bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer, uncovered, for 10 mins until thickened. Meanwhile, boil the spaghetti, then drain. Toss with the sauce, top with the garlicky mushrooms, then serve.
Recipe Tip
If you want to use a slow cooker...Leave the Italian flavours to infuse for hours by adapting this recipe. Simply place all the ingredients except the parsley and pasta in the slow cooker. Cover and cook on Low for 6-7 hours. Just before you're ready to eat, cook your spaghetti, drain, mix with the mushroom mix and scatter with parsley to serve.


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Projects Abroad Microfinance Project helps kick-start a local soap factory in Ghana
Supported by the Projects Abroad Microfinance Project, a small community soap factory in Ghana produced and sold their first batch of locally made soaps last week.
The Obuotumpan Soap Factory in Koforidua was established by the community through the support and direction of the Microfinance Project's volunteers and staff. Some members of the community were also trained by a local soap expert.
The soap, which is branded 'Rock Soap', is made from eco-friendly ingredients which can be sourced locally. The name 'Rock' is the English translation of the first part of the village's name – 'obuo'.
The community collectively owns the factory and they contribute their time and energy in producing and marketing the soap both internally and in surrounding villages and markets.
"The energy and commitment demonstrated by the community is encouraging," remarked Peter Hoekstra, a volunteer from The Netherlands. Along with Peter, other Microfinance volunteers worked to ensure that the factory is established and run in a profitable manner. They have developed a relevant accounting system for the community for recording their spending and income; and have provided training in book-keeping and business management.
Projects Abroad encourages volunteers working in Ghana to buy the locally produced soap for their families and friends back home to support the growth and development of the factory.
The Projects Abroad Microfinance Project believes that initiatives such as this will empower the people and help support a sustainable future for communities. Find out more about the Microfinance Project in Ghana.


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There's nothing you can do to prevent another Terminator movie. But if you have a buck, you can do something to stop real Terminators...or at least ensure that they'll like us when they show up.
The Singularity Institute is a research organization that's as forward-thinking as most Gizmodo readers (read: sci-fi nerds).
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They recognize that, as transistors double on a microchip every two years, and as artificial intelligence takes over our daily life (including our public transit, stock markets and every single Google search you do), that maybe this idea of computers morphing into our new robot overlords is more than a cheesy-but-lovable sci-fi flick.
With eight fulltime staff and a budget of under $1 million anualy, they're mathematicians and programmers attempting to find a way to develop AI that will be "altruistic" rather than indifferent towards humans, or worse yet, malevolent.
They're re-evaluating the very way we conceptualized AI from the very beginning—research that actually began in the 50s—in hopes of creating a new system from the ground up, if necessary. It's a unenviable task without a sure solution in sight.
How do you program something that will eventually have god-like intelligence to think a certain way when that day comes? Truthfully, it may be impossible, but the Singularity Institute has a bit more faith in technology than their fellow man.
"Human selfishness is a part of evolution to pass along our genes," explains the Singularity Institute's Michael Anissimov. "That wouldn't necessarily follow with another type of system we built to be altriustic or benevolent from scratch."
If you'd like to support the Singularity Institute, you can head over to Philanthroper today (disclaimer: I totally run that site) and give $1 to their cause. I take nothing from that $1, and 99 cents makes it directly to Singularity Institute, which is a better rate than through their own site. Plus, all donations made today will be doubled, meaning $1 = $2.
Don't feel forced to donate. Just keep in mind, if you don't, you'll be the first guy who "volunteers" to run a vest full of dynamite through the front door of Skynet. [Philanthroper and Singularity Institute]
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I would kindly like to point out that the Plasma Pilum idea was for my character Servius to have some form of unconventional weapon that had some range and damage to it, but also fit with my Space Age Roman theme. That being said, there are a few Unconventional Weapons with range, just none that are 1-handed and lethal. Also, what's all this about Mechs instead of Powered Armor?


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Railroad Exhibitions
Date and Time
Wednesday May 15, 2019
Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 1pm - 5pm
Brigham City Museum of Art & History
24 North 300 West
Brigham City, UT 84302
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The Brigham City Museum of Art & History is pleased to present a pair of exhibitions that will celebrate the sesquicentennial of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad. The exhibitions will open Saturday, March 23, 2019, and will be open through June 15, 2019.
The Spike at 150: Myths and Realities will explore the history of the building of the railroad, the legends around it, and how history is done. Is there really a mass grave of Chinese workers in the Brigham City Cemetery? Did competing workers blow each other up as they approached Promontory? What was Utah's role in the work? The exhibition explores a bevy of legends through photographs, archival materials, and original artifacts.
Zhi Lin: Tracing Chinese Workers' Footsteps to Promontory Summit features sketches and paintings by an internationally-acclaimed artist who has spent more than a decade attempting to trace the history of Chinese workers in the western United States, with a special focus on railroad workers. Zhi's breathtaking works of art for this exhibition include both representational and abstract pieces that explore the lost experience of those workers.
Special programs related to the exhibition will occur throughout the run of the exclusive exhibitions. On Saturday, April 20, at 3pm, artist Zhi Lin will be at the museum to speak about his art. On Saturday, May 4th, at 3pm, Old Glory Vintage Dancers will present a historical dance demonstration and will provide instruction. On Monday, June 10, the museum will be open late for a night at the museum, with special hours from 6 to 9pm, and there will be a historical fashion show, showcasing the fashions of the 18th century to 20th century, starting at 6:30pm.
The exhibitions, and related programming, have been made possible through the generous sponsorship of Spike 150, and the Box Elder County Tourism Tax Advisory Board Golden Spike Sesquicentennial Grant.
The museum is located at 24 North 300 West. Hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday. The Brigham City Museum of Art & History is northern Utah's cultural hub, offering temporary exhibitions on art (contemporary and historical) and history. The museum is a department of Brigham City Corporation and receives additional support from the Box Elder Museum Foundation.