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I am quite intrigued how come the gay online community forum here to do with religion and spirituality seems to be mainly obsessed with the Christian myth, as if to suggest that Christianity invented religion and spirituality.
I would just like to explore why. Of course we in the western world are permeated with this myth since being little, and we ALL have 'Christian' names, so even though generally there is an acceptance we have moved on away from this age of religion and now exist in the 'real' world of scientific materialism that willy-nilly all the Christian principles and values remain, some unconsciously.
It's quite strange how the book the Bible can have had so much influence over so many over the generations isn't it. EVEN though for many gay people we have had to suffer great abuse from believers in this book for a long long time YET the threads in this section seem devoted to this religion as though it has a patent on religion, spirituality, and philosophy.
What are gay people here feeling about this is my question?


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BIOL3210 - Histology
Fall 2011
Histology is the study of tissue sectioned as a thin slice, using a microtome. It can be described as microscopic anatomy. Histology is an essential tool of biology. This course will provide the student with an understanding of the functions and characteristics of epithelial tissue, connective tissues, including adipose tissue, cartilage and bone. The student will be able to recognize the various types and functions of nervous tissue, muscle tissue, the immune system and skin. The student will learn the properties of the organs of the digestive system their associated glands; the components of the urinary system, circulatory and respiratory systems and the function and properties of the neuroendocrine system including the adrenal glands.
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Rose, who died in January 2012, headed the railroad's maintenance-of-way group for 15 years, during which he led the railroad in its transition from laying jointed rail, which uses bolts to connect 39- or 78-foot sections of track, to installing continuous welded rail, in which 1,440-foot sections of rail are welded together to form one continuous track.
At the dedication Nov. 10, NS CEO Wick Moorman said, "Hubert Rose was an industry leader in the maintenance of rail infrastructure and he is the person most identified with helping Norfolk Southern take advantage of the benefits of continuous welded rail, saving millions of dollars in maintenance costs and preventing derailments. Putting his name on the building is a fitting thank you on behalf of our employees and friends everywhere."
Since opening in 1958, the Atlanta rail fabrication plant has been manufacturing railroad track for Norfolk Southern. The complex stretches more than 30 acres and includes plants for rail welding, rail renewal, switch panels, track panels and rail reclamation. The rail welding and rewelding plants turn out new quarter-mile strands of rail for use on mainline tracks and reconditioned rail for use on secondary lines and industrial sidings.


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Husker Men Move Up in National Rankings
In the latest set of national rankings, the Nebraska men's track and field team continues to move up nationally.
In this week's USTFCCCA computer rankings, the men vaulted 13 spots to the No. 14 spot nationally. The men also moved up to third in Track and Field News' men's collegiate dual meet rankings. Texas A&M holds the leading spot, while Arkansas is second.
The Husker women are fifth in the latest set of women's dual meet rankings, put together by Track and Field News. LSU is No. 1, while Texas A&M is second, Arkansas is third and Kansas is fourth.
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Fascinating, frustrating, and a little frightening.Entertainment Weekly Full Review
That's the seamy beauty of CBS's "Big Brother": voyeurism without guilt. [7 Jul 2000]The New York Times Full Review
I know "Survivor." I watch "Survivor." You, "Big Brother," are no "Survivor." [7 Jul 2000]Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Full Review
In all but one or two cases, if I were seated with one of these people on a plane, I'd ask to be moved next to a crying baby or a drunk. What CBS has done here is cast this house with people who resemble the stock types we have come to know from prime-time sitcoms and dramas for 50 years. [6 Jul 2000]Baltimore Sun Full Review
So far, and that's an important qualification, watching "Big Brother" is only slightly more exciting than watching a drugstore surveillance tape. One week in, CBS's five-nights-a-week series remains slow, self-conscious, and visually sterile. [13 Jul 2000]Boston Globe Full Review
Actually watching Big Brother five nights a week (total air time: 3½ hours) seems like the entertainment equivalent of enduring gavel-to-gavel convention coverage on C-SPAN.People Weekly Full Review
Offers only slightly more entertainment appeal than viewing a test pattern. [10 Jul 2000]Detroit Free Press Full Review
Big Brother is that deadliest of TV sins: It's a Grade D bore. [8 Jul 2000]Houston Chronicle Full Review
The cast is dull, the concept is lame and the house that Ikea built is cheap and creepy. The amazing thing is that a show so obviously flawed could have been the source of so much hype. [15 Jul 2000]Newsweek Full Review
"Big Brother" debuted Wednesday night with all of the style and drama of a Publishers Clearing House Prize Patrol commercial. ... Five days a week of people in a cramped house full of Ikea furniture is like a bad college flashback. [10 Jul 2000]Variety Full Review
The difference between "Big Brother" and its more successful high-concept CBS predecessor, "Survivor," is the difference between storytelling and rambling. [14 Jul 2000]New York Daily News Full Review
Airing five nights a week and featuring 10 strangers - not to mention insufferable hosts Julie Chen and Ian O'Malley - this will fill our screens for the next three months. Unless we happen to leave the set turned off. Which, judging from last night, might be advisable. [6 Jul 2000]Newsday Full Review
It's clear that this program is a compendium of every irritating cliche ever to assault a defenseless TV viewer. [7 Jul 2000]The Detroit News Full Review
'Big Brother' ... is such a demeaning, depressing exercise that everyone involved ought to be lashed to one of the Pentagon's defective 'Star Wars' missiles and rocketed out over the Pacific, never to be heard from again, except by the sharks. [2 Aug 2000]Boston Herald Full Review
So far, Big Bro is a big bore. ... In devoting so many hours to amateurs, CBS reduced its prime time to bad home movies. [11 Jul 2000]Orlando Sentinel Full Review


text: Good Wednesday to you. Mine started out great with some hands-on time with the Witcher 2 over at Atari's offices. Wish I could share that with you sooner but the embargo on coverage is the 24th. It's worth the wait, though. Along with Reach, I finally started the Witcher over the weekend (it was a glorious weekend of gaming for me). It's impressive what they were able to do with Bioware's aurora engine--technology created for 2002's Neverwinter Nights. Granted, the Witcher packs its own rendering engine, but what really stands out to me--from a mere six hours of play--is how well they're able to use relatively dated tools to make interesting characters in a pretty detailed world and then tell good stories. For as quick as we are to get excited about tech, there's a helluva lot more that makes a great game. LOL, after that stunning revelation, here's the top video game news of the day on the Shack: Star Wars: The Old Republic Delayed; Would Be 'Substantially Profitable' With 500,000 Subscribers Parody Game Promoting Bulletstorm Analyzes What It Means When 'Duty Calls' Company of Heroes Online, WWE Online Canceled


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- Pluto: a Monte Carlo simulation tool for hadronic physics (2007)
- Pluto is a Monte-Carlo event generator designed for hadronic interactions from Pion production threshold to intermediate energies of a few GeV per nucleon, as well as for studies of heavy ion reactions. The package is entirely based on ROOT, without the need of additional packages, and uses the embedded C++ interpreter of ROOT to control the event production. The generation of events based on a single reaction chain and the storage of the resulting particle objects can be done with a few lines of a ROOT-macro. However, the complete control of the package can be taken over by the steering macro and user-defined models may be added without a recompilation of the framework. Multi-reaction cocktails can be facilitated as well using either mass-dependent or user-defined static branching ratios. The included physics uses resonance production with mass-dependent Breit-Wigner sampling. The calculation of partial and total widths for resonances producing unstable particles is performed recursively in a coupled-channel approach. Here, particular attention is paid to the electromagnetic decays, motivated by the physics program of HADES. The thermal model supports 2-component thermal distributions, longitudinal broadening, radial blast, direct and elliptic flow, and impact-parameter sampled multiplicities. The interface allows angular distribution models (e.g. for the primary meson emission) to be attached by the user as well as descriptions of multi-particle correlations using decay chain templates. The exchange of mass sampling or momentum generation models is also possible. The first feature allows for consistent coupled-channel calculations, needed for a correct description of hadronic interactions. For elementary reactions, angular distribution models for selected channels are already part of the framework, based on parameterizations of existing data. This report gives an overview of the design of the package, the included models and the user interface.


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The Hobbit
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For ages 3 to 12 years
Major support for children's and young adult programming is provided by the Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Barakett Endowment for Children's and Young Adult Programs and Services. Major support for children's and young adult programming is provided by the Katerina and Andreas C. Dracopoulos Family Endowment for Young Audiences. Additional support is provided by the Estate of Charles J. Mauro; the Estate of William C. Morris; the Estate of Esther Manes; Good Samaritan, Inc.; New York Life Foundation; MetLife Foundation; Sandra Priest Rose; Solon E. Summerfield Foundation, Inc.; Con Edison; Mr. and Mrs. John Klingenstein; Beth and Christopher Kojima; Epstein Teicher Philanthropies; Mr. and Mrs. George T. Votis; The Walt Disney Company; U.S. Bancorp Foundation; The Edith Glick Shoolman Children's Foundation; and an anonymous donor.
The cherished tale of a home-loving little Hobbit who finds himself on an adventure he could never have imagined! On the way he meets elves, trolls, a wizard and a dragon... and ssssomething ssstrange called a Gollum. Presented by the Traveling Lantern Theatre Company. For ages 4 and older.