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Missed Starbucks on its way up many years ago? Here are the names you should be watching now.
In the $170 billion quick service restaurant (QSR)/fast food industry, such market fragmentation equates to major opportunity for smaller fast food restaurants -- and investors looking for future opportunity.
Here are five up-and-coming fast food restaurants to watch.
David's Tea
Described by one fan as an "Apple store for tea nerds," David's Tea, a family-owned business that was opened in 2008 by Canadian entrepreneur David Segal, David's Tea's currently has a retail presence in Canada, New York, California, and Illinois, and an online business that ships products, including tea and gifts across both Canada and the U.S.
Nevertheless, don't mistake a limited brick-and-mortar footprint for limited potential. By delivering a careful combination of unique tea and product selections, hands-on customer service, and a connoisseur-like experience (similar to the Starbucks of yesteryear), David's Tea has ability to convince customers that $3 to $5 for a cup or pot of steeped tea is wholly justifiable.
On the heels of Starbucks' recent acquisition of Teavana (TEA), David's Tea could be poised to live up to its name in a David-and-Goliath style battle, particularly in capturing the attention of health-conscious consumers who are seeking an alternative to the mass-market sprawl that has become Starbucks.
Jamba Juice
Though Jamba Juice Company (JMBA) entered the QSR scene back in 1990 as one of the original "better for you" fast food retailers, it lost some steam and began regrouping three years ago to turn a sinking ship around. To do so, it expanded its smoothie product offering to support its shift to an overall lifestyle brand, adding steel cut oats, fresh juices, and reduced calorie options to the menu.
In November, having turned out two consecutive years of positive same-store sales, it announced plans to add 120 new store units across its original home base of California, adding to its existing 788 retail and franchise units, located in the U.S. and abroad.
Jamba might also be taking a strategy cue from what beer and cigarette manufacturers have long known: Win over young taste buds early and capture a customer for life. In September, it unveiled JambaGO, its "self-serve" smoothie effort (in partnership with the National Dairy Council), aimed at providing healthier options for K-12 school students. In its third-quarter earning report, the company shared plans to open 1,000 more JambaGOs in 2013.
Minyanville contributor Lloyd Khaner of Khaner Capital picked the stock as part of a 2012 Value Investing Conference presentation this fall. Khaner said he saw Jamba as a value opportunity under new CEO James White, a student of turnaround specialist Jim Kilts. Khaner's comments caused the stock to jump 3.5%.
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Though Five Guys has existed in the Washington, DC, area since 1986, it didn't begin rapid expansion until it extended its tried-and-true formula of offering fresh, hand-formed burgers and fries cooked in peanut oil, to franchisees in 2003. Today, there are more than 1,000 locations nationwide and 1,500 more units in development.
Five Guys climbed 12 spots (from #42 to #30) in just two years on QSR Magazine's "The QSR 50" list, ranking second behind Panera Bread (PNRA) in 2012 for the "fast casual" segment, a group that food industry research firm Technomic predicts will grow 12% in 2013, driven largely by consumer catering needs, which represent a $27.5 billion market opportunity. The privately-owned Zagat-rated company ended 2011 with $950 million in sales.
Jimmy John's
While Subway restaurants continue expansion and tout their healthy sandwiches and $5 footlongs, Jimmy John's, an Illinois-based company that opened in 1983, may prove to be the dark horse in the competition for a key fast food market segment: Millennials. Defined as consumers aged 20 to 35, they ranked Jimmy John's as a favorite in a recent Technomic Consumer Restaurant Brand Metrics poll, thanks to its commitment to offering fresh, affordable ingredients like bread that is baked in-house daily, and meats and veggies that are prepared fresh every morning.
Though these customers have far less spending power than baby boomers, they're also less reactive about the state of the economy, opting to satisfy their impulses now -- and worry about retirement later. For restaurants that capture their business, that attitude keeps business moving ahead when other consumer segments pull back on spending.
According to QSR Magazine, Jimmy John's ended 2011 with $895 million in sales and 1,329 stores (part corporate-owned, part franchise). From 2010 to 2011, it opened 199 locations, earning it a second place rank behind Subway for the most new stores opened in the QSR sandwiches segment.
Papa Murphy's
As fast food restaurants continue the quest of balancing affordability with healthier food options, Papa Murphy's, the "take n' bake" pizza chain that has been Zagat-rated as the No. 1 pizza chain for two years running, just keeps on growing. With a current tally of more than 1,200 stores spanning 37 states, the Washington-based company is the fifth-largest pizza chain in the U.S., and it's not stopping there.
In September, Papa Murphy's, which was acquired in 2010 by private equity firm Lee Equity Partners, announced plans to open 100 new locations throughout the Gulf Cooperation Council in partnership with MAM Foodco. Papa Murphy's is Keeping up with the flood of other fast food establishments like Texas Roadhouse (TXRH), PF Chang's (PFCB), Starbucks, Pinkberry, and Fatburger, all hoping to capitalize on the Dubai customer. The first location in Dubai, UAE, is slated to open by the end of the year.
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SMILING THROUGH THE APOCALYPSE Q&A's Opening Weekend at the Music Hall
Tom Hayes, filmmaker of the fascinating new documentary SMILING THROUGH THE APOCALYPSE: ESQUIRE IN THE SIXTIES, will participate in Q&A's at the Music Hall after the 7:30 PM screenings on Friday and Saturday, September 26 and 27, and after the 4:50 PM screening on Sunday, September 28.
BRIDGE AND TUNNEL Q&A at the Music Hall Opening Weekend
BRIDGE AND TUNNEL actors�Annet Mahendru (The Americans, Escape from Tomorrow), Mary Kate Wiles (The Lizzie Bennett Diaries!!!),�Arjun Gupta (Nurse Jackie), along with director Jason Michael Brescia, will participate after the 7:3o PM screening at the Music Hall on Saturday, September 27.
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CHRISTMAS RIDE filmmaker Karen Francis will participate in Q&A's after the 7 PM screenings at the Music Hall on Friday and Saturday, September 19 and 20. For the�premiere theatrical run�of CHRISTMAS RIDE�at the�Music Hall,�the ticket�prices offer some wonderful opportunities for extra savings, almost like the ticket prices of the nineties, the era that this new�film is set in, for this first week��only�September 19 - 25. TICKET PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS RIDE General Admission at the Music Hall���� �$11. Seniors 62 & Over���������������������������������������� 8.� Children 11 & Under������������������������������������� 8. [...]
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According to Jeroen, HTML 5 is "not quite there yet." The video tag is missing core functionality, which may tempt browser developers to move away from common standards in an effort to bridge these gaps.
From the Participatory Culture Foundation, makers of Miro. We're using Miro Community as the engine for Duke on Demand. This project is expected to launch in beta next week.
Interesting data from Jan Ozer showing hardware acceleration could change equation in Flash v. HTML 5 debate
This acquisition began a while back but recently finalized. Interesting development in the upcoming war many are predicting between Flash and HTML5, since On2 developed the codecs used in large part to propel Flash to its current dominance in web video. Some are suggesting that Google will opensource the latest generation of high quality codecs (VP6, VP7, and VP8) as a way of jumpstarting HTML5
Qik (www.qik.com) is an interesting free tool for live video and audio streaming from your mobile phone. It's been around for a while but flying to some extent under the radar. I met these guys in late 2008 at a YouTube developer's conference and thought their product was very cool, and that it would be even more interesting as cell phone video capabilities got better, which we're finally starting to see.
This past year Qik finally added support for iPhone, which let me give their product a try. The first thing that struck me was how easy it was to get up and running. I set up an account at Qik and had my first live stream going literally in less than 5 minutes. The video quality wasn't super on my first generation iPhone but actually not as bad as I thought it would be. Frame rates, though, were very slow over my ancient AT&T Edge network—if you're on 3G I'd like to hear what performance is like for you. Cell phone videos are susceptible to the shakes in a way that makes a camcorder look like a Steadi-cam, so you really have to make an effort to hold the camera still. But the convenience of being able to stream essentially from anywhere is pretty compelling.
If you're an iPhone user, you just download and install a free app from the App Store. You need a Qik account, but if you don't already have one you're immediately presented with a simple interface in the iPhone app for setting one up. I'd be interested to hear from anyone testing on a different phone what your experiences are. For a list of phones supported by Qik at: http://qik.com/phones. Unfortunately, Google's Nexus One isn't on the list yet.
You can check out a few sample videos I recorded at: http://qik.com/streamr
Some cool features of Qik:
- Good image quality via iPhone camera
- Presents you with an embed link for your videos
- Saves an on-demand file for each of your broadcasts
- Integrated chat
- Facebook integration
A few issues:
- Frame rates were very low (< 1fps) over Edge network, much better over WiFi
- Geotagging built in, but likely requires GPS on your phone (my 1st Gen iPhone doesn't have GPS, and I couldn't get this feature to work properly)
- Chat is public, so you'll need to moderate
- Would love it if there were a built in editor for trimming your files after you record them
Lets you compare your rates with others in your area and other regions. Includes real-time stats as an overlay over a test video. Should be a great diagnostic tool for connection problems for streaming—just play the YouTube test video to find out whether your current rate supports the video you're trying to stream.
It's the Clash of the Titans as Apple and Adobe begin to square off around the iPad and its lack of support for Flash. Steve Jobs calls Adobe "lazy" and Flash "buggy": http://tr.im/MzJf. Adobe's CTO says HTML 5, which Apple wants to supplant Flash, will throw the web "back to the dark ages of video…with incompatibility issues": http://tr.im/MzJW. There's no doubt that Flash is responsible in large part for the ubiquity of video on the web today and that it works reliably across browsers in a way HTML 5 can't right now. But it will be interesting to see how this debate plays out over time, and toolkits are developed around HTML 5. In the meantime, you can get a sneak peek at a sample HTML 5 player here (thanks @shepherdfx): http://tr.im/MzMB. Would be interested to hear what your experiences are with this video (just don't try to play it in IE or Firefox yet—it doesn't work in either of those browsers) as well as your thoughts on this topic.
Thanks to my friend Chris Colomb for spotting this one. With a device like this that smooths out the shakes, your iPhone video footage can look a lot more professional. A price hasn't been announced yet—hopefully it will be affordable, but considering the top of line Steadicams are $50,000 or more, it might not be super cheap. We'll see…
For our Duke media creators looking to deliver content through both streaming and podcasting to iPhones/iPods and other mobile devices: the iPhone export function in QuickTime Pro (or any QuickTime-based editing app) will produce output that can be used for both purposes. A couple advantages of this approach are that you don't need to choose among complex export options—just select File/Export —> Movie to iPhone. You can then place the resulting file as is on our Wowza (Flash) streaming server as per the instructions on our DukeStream pages for Flash.


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Mandy Matula's Family Still Searching for Closure
As Minnesotans have followed developments in the cases of Anarae Schunk and Kira Steger, this week has delivered some closure for families of missing women. But one Eden Prairie family is still left searching.
Twenty-four-year-old Mandy Matula disappeared in May. She was last seen with her boyfriend, David Roe, who killed himself in a police station parking lot. For months, there have been no new leads in the case.
"Where is she? That's number one on our minds every day, just where is she," said Mandy's father, Wayne Matula, during an interview at Miller Park.
The week Mandy went missing, Miller Park was home-base for the search. Investigators believe she may have been at the park with Roe the night she disappeared.
For Wayne and Mandy's brother, Steve Matula, Miller Park is home to happy memories. Mandy was a star softball player and played on the fields there.
"This park strictly radiates Mandy, our whole life...this was our home, the bleachers," Wayne Matula said.
"When I come here, that's all I know is, this is where Mandy's always been. This is where her heart lies," Steve Matula said.
"Our lives together are here," Wayne Matula said.
Steve Matula has organized countless searches for his sister. He is now using those tools to help the families' of other missing women, like Anarae Schunk. Steve was with some of Schunk's family members when they learned a body had been found.
"I was sad and I was happy. I was sad that this had to happen to her, but I was happy that they had this closure. They don't have to go through that feeling that we've been feeling for the last 6 months because no one should have to go through that," Steve Matula said.
This summer didn't bring Mandy back, and it didn't make her disappearance any easier on the Matula's hearts.
"The pain, the pain of not knowing. The pain of losing her number one, thankful for the beautiful child that was given to us, but still the pain and agony of losing that child is forever in our souls," Wayne Matula said.
"Every day when we wake up it's another day closer. Even though she may not be found that day, it's another day closer to bringing her home," Steve Matula said.
For now, there are no organized searches planned for Mandy, though Steve Matula is planning to organize a few searches before winter hits. They have been concentrating on an area of the Mississippi River County Park in Rice, Minnesota.
Eden Prairie Police say there are no new updates on the case.
On Monday, Oct. 7, Cornerstone Advocacy Service will be recognizing October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month by hosting a vigil. The vigil will take place at Purgatory Creek Park Pavilion in Eden Prairie from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
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- Community Remembers Mandy Matula 1 Year after Disappearance
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- Teen Charged in Blue Earth Co. in Suspected Synthetic Drug Death
- UMD Athletics Sets Up Fund in Memory of Mandy Matula
- Softball Game Honors Memory of Mandy Matula
- Large Attendance Expected at Mandy Matula's Memorial
- Mandy Matula's Funeral to Take Place at Eden Prairie Church
- Matula's Family Visits Sartell Park Where Body was Found
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New Orleans » Drew Brees made easy work of Tampa Bay's league-worst pass defense and Josh Freeman's frustrating day only made things worse for the desperate Buccaneers.
Brees passed for 307 yards and four touchdowns, and the Saints recorded their first shutout in 17 years in a 41-0 victory over the Buccaneers on Sunday, virtually ending Tampa Bay's already slim playoff hopes.
Tampa Bay 0, New Orleans 41
Tampa Bay 0 0 0 0 — 0
New Orleans 7 17 7 10 — 41
First Quarter
NO » D.Thomas 9 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), 11:12.
Second Quarter
NO » FG Hartley 25, 13:23.
NO » Sproles 2 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), 4:57.
NO » Moore 7 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), :09.
Third Quarter
NO » Morgan 34 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), 9:05.
Fourth Quarter
NO » FG Hartley 36, 8:09.
NO » Ingram 11 run (Hartley kick), 4:54.
Attendance » 73,096.
First downs 20 24
Total Net Yards 386 447
Rushes-yards 16-67 25-149
Passing 319 298
Punt Returns 1-39 3-38
Kickoff Returns 4-70 1-30
Interceptions Ret. 0-0 4-43
Comp-Att-Int 30-54-4 26-39-0
Sacked-Yards Lost 2-11 1-9
Punts 4-48.8 5-53.6
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0
Penalties-yards 7-84 6-55
Time of Possession 28:12 31:48
Individual Statistics
Rushing » Tampa Bay, Blount 4-25, Tandy 1-18, Martin 9-16, Freeman 2-8. New Orleans, Ingram 14-90, Sproles 5-22, P.Thomas 4-13, Henderson 1-13, Brees 1-11.
Passing » Tampa Bay, Freeman 26-47-4-279, Orlovsky 4-7-0-51. New Orleans, Brees 26-39-0-307.
Receiving » Tampa Bay, Clark 8-42, Jackson 6-81, Williams 4-63, Underwood 3-46, Stocker 3-23, Martin 3-19, Ware 2-32, Owusu 1-24. New Orleans, Graham 5-69, Sproles 5-21, Moore 4-42, Colston 3-60, P.Thomas 3-26, Morgan 2-61, D.Thomas 2-21, Collins 1-4, Cadet 1-3.
Missed Field Goals » None.
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Brees connected on his scoring passes with tight end David Thomas, running back Darren Sproles and receivers Lance Moore and Joe Morgan. Mark Ingram added an 11-yard touchdown run.
Freeman endured one of his worst outings of the season for Tampa Bay (6-8), throwing four interceptions and losing a fumble. Jabari Greer made two interceptions, Rafael Bush and Isa Abdul-Quddus the others. Cameron Jordan forced Freeman's fumble on a sack and recovered it.
New Orleans (6-8) also bottled up standout rookie running back Doug Martin, holding him to 16 yards on nine carries as the Buccaneers lost for the fourth straight time.
Although many fans had left in the fourth quarter, those remaining made as much noise as they could as the Saints allowed Tampa Bay to get into the red zone before preserving the club's first shutout since a 12-0 win in the 1995 season finale against the Jets in New York.
Brees had been in a bit of a rut during New Orleans' recent three-game skid, throwing nine interceptions during that stretch. That he would snap out of it against Tampa Bay made sense; the Bucs entered the game giving up 311.6 yards per game. Brees eclipsed 200 yards by halftime but eased off after his 34-yard touchdown strike to Morgan in the second half, when the Saints looked to run down the clock.
Ingram finished with 90 yards rushing and the Saints had their third-best total on the ground this season with 149 yards against a Tampa Bay rushing defense that came in first in the league, allowing 78.2 yards per game.
Brees completed 12 of his first 13 passes for 132 yards and his 9-yard touchdown over the middle Thomas.
He marched the Saints inside the Tampa Bay 5 before the second drive stalled with a false start penalty, followed by his second incompletion, which led to a field goal early in the second quarter.
At that point, New Orleans had outgained the Bucs 170-63 and had a 9-2 advantage in first downs.
The Bucs' squandered a chance to close the gap when Freeman missed badly on two straight passes, the first to an open Mike Williams in the end zone. The next was his second interception of the first half. Reserve safety Rafael Bush, who wears No. 25 as Reggie Bush once did, grabbed Freeman's errant pass at the 9 and looked like his namesake during a 40-yard return, coming to a complete stop near sideline to his left, then going backward and laterally to find more running room.
The Saints capitalized, thanks in part Brees completing a pass as he was flatted to Marques Colston for a drive-extending, 21-yard gain. That helped set up Brees' second TD toss, a 2-yarder to Sproles to make it 17-0.
Brees managed to put one more scoring drive together after Sproles returned a punt 37 yards to the Tampa Bay 38 with 1:04 left. Moore's 8-yard TD grab made it 24-0 at halftime, at which point Brees was 19 of 29 for 216 yards and three scores.
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Timing Is Crucial For Young Seedlings
What is the magic watchword for planting this year's cotton crop and protecting those young seedlings? Plain and simple...it's timing. Knowing when soil temperatures are ideal (between 62 and 65 degrees) and finding the perfect window to plant the seed cannot be emphasized enough these days.
You would think that this might be an easy task for an experienced farmer. But every crop season is different and necessitates being flexible. What seems to change planting strategies are forces that are completely out of a farmer's hands – like unusual weather conditions.
A quick look at the Cotton Belt's different production regions reflects the varying approaches to this important part of the production season. For example, a mild winter and warm spring in 2012 tempted many Mid-South and Southeast farmers to plant as much as a month early to take advantage of favorable weather conditions. In many cases, everything worked out well.
In the drought-stricken Southwest, it was a hit-or-miss proposition. Some areas of South Texas received timely rains and delivered excellent yields. Meanwhile, other parts of the state didn't fare as well and never had enough soil moisture to produce a dryland crop at all or a below-average irrigated crop.
Back To Basics
As many agronomists have recommended, it never hurts to go back to basics when it comes to timely plant-ing and protection of seedlings. In the quest to gain an early start on the crop season, some producers may want to review the best time to plant.
Texas Extension cotton specialist Gaylon Morgan, who is based at College Station, Texas, in the southeastern part of the state, says it's always a good idea for a producer to acquire the cool and warm germination test data – and then use this information to make a management decision on which variety to plant first.
"It is my understanding that all the major seed companies will provide this information through the distributor and on to the producer, if you know the seed lot," says Morgan. "If a producer has to plant early, he should be looking for a variety with a higher cool/warm vigor test."
Morgan says many producers make the mistake of trying to plant earlier than the optimum recommendation for good early season growth. Typically, producers are pushing the earliness envelope because they have large acreages to plant or are chasing a narrow window of planting moisture. Also, there are situations where seed is planted too deep trying to reach adequate soil moisture. That scenario never gives the cotton plant a chance to grow off as well as it should.
Early Germination Is A Plus
Morgan says research shows that the quicker the seedling comes out of the ground, the higher the yield potential. It also might sound insignificant but Morgan believes a wise investment for any farmer is a small thermometer to test soil temperatures and the use of local weather station data.
He says it is time well spent when a farmer can regularly test the soil temperature at a depth no deeper than four inches. While producers in other regions might deal with excessive cool and rainy conditions prior to planting, the opposite is true in Texas where drought persists. In many regions of the state, producers still plant on beds.
"Obviously, farmers who plant on beds have the potential to knock those beds down and plant into moisture," says Morgan. "If planting on a flat field, there isn't much you can do except plant deeper and hope that you don't receive a big rainfall event immediately afterwards."
Although it might seem elementary, Morgan says seedling health depends on optimum planting dates, good seed quality and warm soil temperatures. Beyond those parameters, it boils down to regional differences in cotton production environments across the Belt and weather conditions.
"This is my message to farmers," says the Texas Extension cotton specialist. "Don't get too far away from the basics. Some of the other things we can't control, but we can control when we put the seed into the ground and the quality of seed planted."
Morgan also says soil types should be considered when selecting the pre-emergent herbicide and residual herbicide application rates. He says producers should be careful to use the labeled application rates and recommended application methods.
"We need these pre-emergent herbicides for herbicide-resistance management options, but some of these herbicides can negatively impact seedling development, early season growth and potential yields," he says. "So, we need to be cautious when using them to ensure a good start for the season."
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Don't Be In A Rush To Plant Crop Too Early
Jeff Gore, assistant research professor at the Delta Research and Extension Center in Stoneville, Miss., says the main objective should be not to rush too quickly to plant. He says this is a tendency that "producers seem to fight every year."
"Everybody wants to jump out there too early," he says. "If that seedling is exposed to cool temperatures, its development will slow down, and it becomes susceptible to both insects and disease pressure."
Gore can understand why a producer would want to plant early when unseasonably warm weather occurs. But he points out that this isn't a weather trend that can be counted on every year.
Because of a farmer's front-end investment in seed technology, it's critical that the seed be planted in a timely manner that gives it a chance to germinate under the best possible conditions.
Gore says "it's almost a Catch-22 situation" when it comes to the ideal planting date. There are pros and cons to this decision. From one standpoint, it's advantageous to plant early. It gives the plant a chance for a good start with potential fruiting on one of the lower nodes. This helps in the plant's ability to withstand early plant bug attacks.
Then, there are the pitfalls associated with planting early. If cold temperatures persist after planting, maturity is delayed and fruiting occurs on higher branches. This, in turn, affects plant bug management later in the season.
"Sometimes a farmer doesn't do himself any good when he plants during the first week of April," says Gore. "Instead, by planting between April 15 and the first week in May, the weather conditions are generally better. That, in turn, gets that seedling off to a better start."
And what about corn fields adjacent or near cotton? As expected, corn is an excellent host environment for plant bugs that eventually migrate into cotton.
"Think about it," says Gore. "If we are down to 150,000 acres of cotton in Mississippi, our plant bugs and thrips will be concentrated on fewer acres. We have to be aware of that situation and may need to spray for these pests."
Checklist For Seedling Health
• Check soil temperature.
• Understand seed's potential.
• Check for soil variability.
• Don't plant too early.
• Monitor weather forecast.
• Don't plant too deep.
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Terror based on materialistic, violent and irreligious ideologies can only be beat with intellectual struggle.
Quran denounces terrorism and any kind of violence. You cannot force someone to do anything, if you are following the rules of Quran. Islam teaches friendship, patience, self-sacrifice, generosity, speaking the truth, being protective and caring others more than yourself. Although it seems like the people mentioned in the speech are Muslims, they are educated with materialistic, violent and irreligious ideologies. That's why we should try to defeat these ideologies with intellectual struggle. Because you cannot defeat an ideology with bombs or weapons, you can defeat it just by truth and awaking the consciousness. Most effective way is spreading the concept of love, peace and respect by explaining Creation with scientific proof.
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Dec 12 2012: Dear Mr. Solaiman,
First of all I have mentioned about terror. Terror, in its broadest sense, is violence committed against non-military targets for political purposes. To put it in another way, the targets of terror are entirely innocent civilians whose only crime is, in the eyes of terrorists, to represent "the other". This is an act bereft of any moral justification. This, as in the case of murders committed by Hitler or Stalin, is a crime committed against "mankind".
I'm not authorized to define "who is" or "who is not" Muslim; I'm just a person who is trying to learn. But I believe that terror has no room in sincere deep faith and killing innocent has no excuse.
When it comes to "Truth", it is a wide concept and depends on the person and situation. My truth does not have to be yours, and yours does not have to be mine, but they both can be reasonable. Can you define your question a little bit more?
Science still don't know how the first living being started to live, many says thunders, storms and rains but many others claim that these are inadequate facts for emergence of life. Deeper they go, more complex they discover, so complex to be random.
I have worked with cells and DNA. DNA is a very complex molecule, including enormous information. (Still don't know the meaning of %97-98). Its shape (with golden ratio), its language (duplicate under control, one missing letter may cause serious disease or death), its dynamic structure (1meter long 2 strands fit into micro scale), its information (carry the information of everything about human and even the proteins that can produce itself) are unique and amazing. This is only one example, and there are so many magnificent examples in the nature that gets you shocked when you start to learn the details about them.
Interesting interview of Francis Collins – leader of Human Genome Project http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/questionofgod/voices/collins.html
Dec 13 2012: Is a deity that sends its creations to eternal suffering in hell conducting a form of terrorism?
Humans didn't know what caused disease, lightening and earthquakes in the past so often assumed capricious gods were responsible. Ignorance is not an excuse to inject gods.
DNA is not a language. Its just stuff obeying the laws of physics.
I agree nature is amazing but everything we have figured out does not include gods or magic.
A snow flake is amazing. But it is what get when a compound made from polar molecule freezes. Nothing supernatural.
Life and the universe is amazing but harsh. 99.99999999% of the universe would kill us in seconds. Life on earth is a struggle. Nothing about it makes me think a loving god made the universe with us in mind. Ah but god moves in mysterious ways.
Dec 13 2012: DNA has a language that we cannot read, but some proteins can. That's why it is accepted as the data bank of the cell among scientific societies. It includes information and the nucleotides in it are called "letters", even by my anti-theist professors. So, don't worry, accepting that, won't make you religious. But if you don't like it, you can call it whatever you like.
Snowflake is a fantastic example, thank you for that. Each has a unique shape with golden ratio. Maybe you know, a snowflake is a crystal that forms around a small dust particle and just a micron size. It is hexagonal and can grow by extending tiny arms from its corners. Crystals have wonderful structures that their atoms make bonds with each-other using specific ratios and we see a flawless geometrical regularity in them. Snowflake's atoms attach each other by weak bonds and that causes the formation of different shapes. If you consider that, during only a snow storm in just one area, literally trillions of snowflakes fall and all have different shapes.
Finally yes, I agree with you that we live like we could die any moment... And there must be a reson that we are still alive.
Dec 13 2012: Thank you Sir, for your elaborate reply.
So what would be way out when TERROR being based on Religious Belief ?
Understand your believe about Deep Faith......but history says we had more bloodshed over centuries that was based on religious belief.....well if I take out the examples of Hitler & Statlin you gave, being driver of terror based on materialistic , violent and irreligious ideologies.....then what waa the base for crusades of past and what is base of Al Qaida or Talebani killings ?
Regarding TRUTH you already explained nicely so no need of futher explanation from my side , as you agreed about the relativity of TRUTH....
What I don't know today , will know tomorrow that's happened since the begining of mankind.....so it's up to one's ownself what s/he will do....I mean whether someone will strive to know more while facing the complexity or just give up and believe blindly something of her/his comfort.
Dec 13 2012: Dear Mr. Solaiman,
Thank you for your reply. If someone is in such a delusion that he is supporting religion by doing terror, then first of all that person should learn the features of God, and then learn the manifestations (that is the most important part I think, because people don't see the miracles happening around them) of God, and then think about the reasons and aims of his/her life, and decide sincerely if he/she wants to believe.It is very important to be sincere to oneself, if he doesn't have the feeling, then IT IS OKAY.No one has the right to judge or kill him, it is his decision.There are many people in the world living religion as a tradition, not in the heart.That's why they don't feel the love of God; they just feel an imaginary pressure, and oppress others because they are uncomfortable.Human mind is not suitable for oppression; it is suitable for thinking and deciding. For me,I cannot live something that is illogical to me.And if I feel something wrong about the information,then I start to search.It won't make me irreligious or cause me leave the faith. If I cannot understand it, then I keep on working on it.Of course I will think and learn, it is not against religion.By the way, scientists did many mistakes in the past (like atom bombs) but it didn't make me against science, in contrary it get me closer to science to use it in a better way.For example, there is nothing wrong about listening to music, dancing, having fun.But many people assume that it is against Islam. No, that is not true.But if someone thinks that it is wrong; than he is free not to listen. But he is not allowed to ban others, or stigmatize the Muslims who are listening to music as Hypocrites.This kind of oppression make people hypocrite and that's why I support secularity. People should be FREE.I want to add something to "believe blindly" phrase.There is nothing blind in faith.I'm not addressing anyone, but if someone says something like that, he should be unreasonable.
Dec 14 2012: Seems you are implying something mystical or supernatural to the patterns we observe in nature.
So far you have not provided any evidence for patterns, therefore god, and even further away from therefore Allah, and my interpretation of god.
Our minds can perceive patterns. DNA is a complex pattern. Water, h2o is a simpler pattern. So what?
Dec 14 2012: So, nothing. That' okay, DNA is a complex pattern, like water, snowflake and butterfly wings and others. I'm not trying to convince you, I'm just sharing my amazed with you.
I generally watch documentaries and some patters in nature really take my breath away. In one of Sir David Attenborough's documentaries he mentioned about a wonderful pattern. Here is his words: 'When you look at a complex sponge skeleton such as that made of silica spicules which is known as Venus' Flower Basket, the imagination is baffled. How could quasi-independent microscopic cells collaborate to secrete a million glassy splinters and construct such an intricate and beautiful lattice? We do not know.'
And here are Richard Dawkins's own words: "The statistical improbability of phenomena such as Euplectella's skeleton is the central problem that any theory of life must solve. The greater the statistical improbability, the less plausible is chance as a solution: that is what improbable means."
You know that they are not religious people, but they agree the complexity of patters is a phenomenon. And the rest is up to them and everyone else. Living life with surprises and amazements makes it meaningful for me, and gives joy of living. By the way if you haven't seen it before, please look at the pictures of Venus' Flower Basket, it is fantastic.
Dec 14 2012: Evolution explains how different life forms developed in general.
To assume god is responsible becasuse you can not think how it all happened is an argument from ignorance, a logical fallacy.
Also if you think Dawkins is suggesting a god is responsible for the amazing diversity of life you are probably mistaken.
What is the probability that a snow flake is a particular shape. That a wave is a specific shape. That you are drinking the specific water molecules in your next glass of water. That your parents met, and their parents, and theirs back generations before our ancestors were human. YEt here we are. Just natural processes and luck.
Dec 14 2012: That's why I wrote their quotes, because they both deny existence of deity however, they accept the complexity of nature. I know that Dawkins doesn't support Creation; in one of his interviews he said that some extra-terrestrials or aliens might be the origin of life, looked like grasping at a straw.
Dec 14 2012: There is no well established theory on abiogenesis that I'm aware of.
But a 100 or so years ago we only knew of one galaxy.
Most thought the sun revolved around the earth before Copernicus and Galileo.
Who new about sub atomic particles until recently.
Life and the universe is huge and complex for our primate brains.
I also feel awe, but don't jump to unverifiable supernatural explanations to fill the gaps.
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