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I need to start knowing what I want.
I need to stop being scared and selfish.
Most importantly, be myself.
(but that's the problem, who am I?)
I mean, my computer documents need to be organised, so as its bookmarks. Not to mention my stuff is scattered all around. Sigh.
I'm tired man. I need directions and a manual how to live life and make decisions. (Oklah, I know, Quran.)
I'm so messed up, eh?
Note to self: Find the thumbdrive, ask Dan about the container, buy C&K shoes FAST, decide whether to buy Hush Puppies soon or wait for sale, get mum shoes too for Mother's Day, plan something for Dan :B
In the meantime…
I shall sleep and forget about this nauseous feeling of mine.
I don't know how I am going to get through this. Can I do it? I hope things will be on my side. Cause I can't do shit when I don't understand shit.
don't let go, please.
I am happy where I am now.
Probably because of you.
I can see them looking at me weird. I know they think I'm weird. I think so too.
But that's one of those things that make me appreciate you. You don't look at me like that and I don't feel that either when I'm around you.
if i could rip open my heart and show you how i feel, i would. but i can't. it pains me to hear those words. i wished i could take those feelings of your away. i wished i can let you feel what i feel when i look at you. when i look at you, i see a guy that is so so kind and loving and beyond anything i could imagine of having. you're not the most charming, adorable, handsome guy. but i love you and the way i see you has so much more depth than that. damn it, i don't love flawless guys, really. and i love your flaws. your bunny teeth. your pokey face. your huge nose. your elfy ears. your hairy legs. i love them. makes me happy. i don't want you any other way.
We spent some time
together walking
Spent some time just talking
about who we were
You held my hand so
very tightly
And told me what we
could be dreaming of
There's nothing like you and I
We spent some time
together drinking
Spent some time just thinking
about days of joy
As our hearts started
beating faster
I recalled your laughter
from long ago
There's nothing like you and I
We spent some time
together crying
Spent some time just trying
to let each other go
I held your hand so
very tightly
And told you what I would be
dreaming of
There's nothing like you and I
So why do I even try?
There's nothing like you and I


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Members of the Discreet Secrete Solutions team, which won in the alumni category, pose with Deans Darryll Pines and G. "Anand" Anandalinga.
The Clark School's Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute (Mtech) today announces the winners of the 2012 University of Maryland $75K Business Plan Competition.
Winning student, faculty and recent alumni teams were selected from 91 initial entries and nine finalists, who gave investor presentations on April 20 to teams of expert judges before a public audience of students, faculty, alumni, and others from the regional startup venture community at the University of Maryland.
Winners, by category, include:
Graduate Student, Faculty and Researchers Category
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Warren Citrin Social Impact Award
Maryland Biotechnology Center Award
Sponsors of the competition included: Fish & Richardson P.C., Lockheed Martin, the Maryland Biotechnology Center, Nixon Peabody LLP, Warren Citrin and JESS3.
Competition judges included: Henry Ahn, program manager, Technology Funding Programs, TEDCO; Zvi Band, founder/CEO,Contactually and co-founder, DC Tech Meetup, ProudlyMadeinDC; Bill Bellows, partner at One White Pixel and adjunct professor, University of Maryland; Melissa Carrier, executive director, Center for Social Value Creation; Frank Dickson, principal, Maryland Venture Fund; Sam Feigin, partner and deputy chair, Business and Finance Department, Nixon Peabody LLP; Brent Goldfarb, associate professor, Management & Entrepreneurship, Robert H. Smith School of Business; Joe Hernandez, chairman, Prolias Technologies; Scott Laughlin, director, LM&O Advertising; Satish Tamboli, owner, US-Asia Ventures; Onur Unal, manager, Maryland Biotechnology Center; and Brandon White, entrepreneur, former venture capitalist and CEO.
The 12th annual University of Maryland $75K Business Plan Competition promotes the commercialization of innovative ideas and university-created technologies by offering faculty and students prizes for the best new venture plans. The competition emphasizes learning through coaching and the experience of presenting ideas to an expert panel of judges.
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Hmm…What do i get dad for his birthday? I'm no good at this gift giving thing at all, ya know? I'd take him for a bowl of ramen at Ichiraku's but he prefers healthy stuff…
Maybe i should make him a cake or something. A healthy one! Like a carrot cake! I'll even throw in some of his favorite vegetables! Heheheh!!! I've never made a cake before, but how hard can it be? Alright! I'm gonna do it!
posted 7:31 pm on Thursday, January 24, 2013 with 2 notestags » #naruto notes #just plain randomness #ogog...this cake...i dont even..
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Africa's proverb of the day
Proverbs are an integral part of African culture. Passed on from generation to generation for centuries, they are still in wide use today and are very much part of everyday speech.
Proverbs are used to illustrate ideas, reinforce arguments and deliver messages of inspiration, consolation, celebration and advice.
The great Nigerian author Chinua Achebe once wrote: "Proverbs are the palm oil with which words are eaten."
Use this form to send in your wise words. Under the form you can see some of the proverbs we have published recently.
Your African proverb
Your proverbs from the last few months:
Tuesday 19 August
Even our tongues and our teeth sometimes clash. A Somali proverb sent by Zakariya Adam Mahat, Cape Town, South Africa
Monday 18 August
Every vessel has its own waves. A Swahili proverb sent by Innocent Munyuku, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Friday 15 August
A cow gave birth to a fire; she wanted to lick it, but it burned; she wanted to leave it, but she could not because it was her own child. Sent by Dawit Hailu, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Thursday 14 August
If a dog cannot crack a bone there is no need to give it to a chicken to crack. Sent by Matthew Amoah, Accra, Ghana, and Alhaji Abubakar Alhaji, Madrid, Spain
Wednesday 13 August
He who chases a fowl should expect to fall down. An Igbo proverb sent by Obioma Achara, Isuochi, Nigeria
Tuesday 12 August
Even the lion will eat grass if he is starving. A Ndebele Proverb from Zimbabwe sent by Mercy Changwesha, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
Monday 11 August
You learn a lot about a man by his behaviour when hungry. A Zambian proverb sent by Jonas Mumba, Nanchang, China
Friday 8 August
If you follow a dog, it will lead you to the rubbish heap. A Krio proverb sent by Alhasan Wandunni Bangura, Freetown, Sierra Leone
Thursday 7 August
The hyena does not eat its baby, and you know how insatiable it is. A Kikuyu proverb sent by Jesuis John, Kenya
Wednesday 6 August
Things that you don't know are like a dark night. A Swahili proverb sent by Eshe, Birmingham, UK
Tuesday 5 August
The people who steal your millet at night are often the same people who help you look for it the next morning. Sent by Estar Nalwanga, Entebbe, Uganda
Monday 4 August
It's only when a lion is sick that the antelope visits him to reclaim an old debt. An Igbo proverb sent by David Heart, Orlu, Imo state, Nigeria
Friday 1 August
If a dog bites you and you don't bite him back, it will say you have no teeth. A Sudanese proverb sent by Tut John Nyuon in Wollo, Ethiopia
Thursday 31 July
When you see a frog climb a fence, you know that the ground is hot. A Krio proverb from Sierra Leone sent by Sigismond Wilson, Oklahoma, United States
Wednesday 30 July
A goat eats where it is tied. Sent by Alpha Amadou Bah, Conakry, Guinea
Tuesday 29 July
A man who pays respect to the great paves the way for his own greatness. An Igbo proverb sent by Vitus Uche Ngwumoha, Awo-omamma, Imo state, Nigeria
Monday 28 July
When killing a monkey do not stare into its face. A Chewa proverb sent by James J. Awali, Blantyre, Malawi, and Suzgo Lungu, London, UK
Friday 25 July
A poor man shames us all. A Gabbra/Borana proverb from northern Kenya and southern Ethiopia sent by Saied Usman Abdi, Winnipeg, Canada
Thursday 24 July
If you throw ashes, ashes will follow you. A Krio proverb from Sierra Leone sent by Harold Wilson, Maryland, US
Wednesday 23 July
A man with a cough can never conceal himself. A Yoruba proverb sent by Consolata, Lagos, Nigeria
Tuesday 22 July
Kindness killed the partridge. A Chewa proverb sent by Missy Mercy-Elsie Kazembe, Malawi
Monday 21 July
The person who has an axe does not lack firewood. A Swahili proverb sent by William Jol Bak, Wau, South Sudan
Friday 18 July
When you think of a rhinoceros, climb a tree. A Shona proverb sent by Given Mlondobozi, Tzaneen, South Africa
Thursday 17 July
A goat that dies in a barn was not killed by hunger. An Igbo proverb sent by Chukwuemeka Ekere, Nigeria
Wednesday 16 July
It is easy to be brave in a crowd. A Luhya proverb sent by John Manyalla, Kisumu, Kenya
Tuesday 15 July
Even the crazy can make some sense. Sent by Bethany Mzungu Moses, Lilongwe, Malawi
Monday 14 July
Staying near the anthill made the hartebeest brown. An Acholi proverb sent by Belkos Palenga, Gulu, Uganda
Friday 11 July
There is always a winner even in a monkey's beauty contest. Sent by Martin Manyiel Wugol, Juba, South Sudan
Thursday 10 July
No matter how sharp a knife is, it cannot cut its own handle. A Yoruba proverb sent by Yusufu Ameh, Lagos, Nigeria
Wednesday 9 July
He who does not admit defeat is not a sportsman. A Swahili proverb sent by Abdulreheman Dada, Luton, UK
Tuesday 8 July
It is the one whose leg you cured who kicks you with it. A Luganda proverb sent by Frank Morris Matovu and Kawooya Aloysius, both in Kampala, Uganda
Monday 7 July
When a madman walks naked it is his kinsmen who feel ashamed. Sent by Gerishon Wambui, Nigeria, and Yennu Samuel Nantiib, Ghana
Friday 4 July
The cow that has stepped on the mud is assumed to have drunk water. A Kalanaga proverb sent by Eke Shakwe, Tutume, Botswana
Thursday 3 July
No matter how tall the Iroko tree grows, it never touches the sky. Sent by Micheal Iroko, Lagos, Nigeria, and Sadiq Ali, Accra, Ghana
Wednesday 2 July
You cannot climb a tree from the top. Sent by Mary, San Diego, California, US
Tuesday 1 July
Judge not your beauty by the number of people who look at you, but rather by the number of people who smile at you. Sent by Nuriye Gezginci, Neukölln, Berlin, Germany
Monday 30 June
If you do not agree with the phases of the moon, get a ladder and repair it. A Hausa proverb sent by Jamil Habib, Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Friday 27 June
If a lizard decides to wear trousers, it should know where to put the tail. A Soga proverb sent by Jivram Orsbourne Rosenburg, Uganda
Thursday 26 June
A dog with a bone in its mouth cannot bite. Sent by Williams Mawogole, Jinja, Uganda
Wednesday 25 June
If death does not kill you at home, outside no-one will. A Yoruba proverb sent by Fashola Bolaji Hassan, Ibadan, Nigeria
Tuesday 24 June
Do not abuse midwives while children are still being born. A Swahili proverb sent by William Jol Bak Bak, Wau, South Sudan
Monday 23 June
A cat may go to a monastery but she still remains a cat. Sent by Leake Salsawi, Ethiopia
Friday 20 June
The shea butter laughs at the salt when it rains forgetting that the sun will soon shine. Sent by Emmanuel Fiamordzi, Accra, Ghana
Thursday 19 June
A cowardly hyena lives longer but it suffers the most. Sent by Mario Tombe Lino Germiah, Juba, South Sudan
Wednesday 18 June
A monkey doesn't laugh at a burning bush. Sent by Adam Zziwa Mbiringi and Ainomujuni Norman, both in Uganda
Tuesday 17 June
One can only go round a pepper tree, but can never climb it. An Igbo proverb sent by Emeka Obia and Ndudi Ateli, both from Nigeria, and Matamba, from Dakar, Senegal
Monday 16 June
The rough skin of a crocodile is what makes it beautiful. A Swahili proverb sent by Tosh Kasamba, Kenya
Friday 13 June
The axe forgets, the tree does not forget. A Swahili proverb sent by Israel Makaza, Zimbabwe
Thursday 12 June
The basket goes where it will be returned. A Kinyarwanda proverb sent by Shyaka Ahmad Fababby, Kigali, Rwanda
Wednesday 11 June
No matter how hot your anger is, it cannot cook yam. Sent by Joyce Adhiambo, Nairobi, Kenya
Tuesday 10 June
A dog destined to be lost does not hear the hunter's whistle. A Yoruba proverb sent by Akande James, Ibadan, Nigeria
Monday 9 June
Big melons fall upon those who have no pot. A Ndebele proverb from Zimbabwe sent by Thoman Sikowelo, Johannesburg, South Africa
Friday 6 June
Rats don't dance in the cat's doorway. Sent by J Hendrix Fahnbulleh, Monrovia, Liberia
Thursday 5 June
A person who walks wisely can travel a long distance. An Oromo proverb sent by Zerihun Tesfaye, Woliso, Ethiopia
Wednesday 4 June
If the owner of the goat is not afraid to travel by night, the owner of a hyena certainly will not be. A Hausa proverb sent by Salisu Ibrahim Mukhtar, Kano, Nigeria
Tuesday 3 June
A dog that belongs to everyone will die of hunger. Sent by Ibrahim Aboma, France
Monday 2 June
Ash laughs at flour. An Amharic proverb sent by Mekdes Gezahegn, Ethiopia
Friday 30 May
There is no prayer beyond the grave. Bless Tafy Zharare, Masvingo, Zimbabwe
Thursday 29 May
A fierce buffalo has its hide made into a shield. A Luo proverb sent by Owino Onyango Mak'Oburu, Kenya
Wednesday 28 May
If you try to straighten a sweet potato, it breaks. A Bemba proverb sent by James Chiwala, Ndola, Zambia
Tuesday 27 May
It is the head that disturbs the wasp that the wasp stings. An Igbo proverb sent by Emeka Eze, Aba, Nigeria
Monday 26 May
No matter how long they live, donkeys are meals for hyenas. An Oromo proverb sent by Salah Ahmed, Minneapolis, US
Friday 23 May
The one married to lightening shouldn't be afraid of its flashes. A Chewa proverb sent by Sandfor Sean Kay Banda and Peter Yona Phiri, both from Malawi
Thursday 22 May
The person who spends time on the seashore does not eat dry rice. A Swahili proverb sent by Boss Flex K'Ochido, Nairobi, Kenya
Wednesday 21 May
First find an escape route before taunting the cobra. An Akan proverb sent by Kafuti Nsamba, Kaoma, Zambia
Tuesday 20 May
A person who admits being wrong pays less. A Lukonjo proverb sent by Kesokake Nguru Zepher, Bundibugyo, Uganda
Monday 19 May
Whoever underestimates a short person has never stepped on a scorpion. A Hausa proverb sent by Abwal Ngugi, Kaduna, Nigeria
Friday 16 May
Crowing cocks were once eggs. A Luganda proverb sent by Miriam Jade Pedro, Kampala, Uganda
Thursday 15 May
Lions that do not work together can be defeated by a limping buffalo. A Sepedi proverb sent by Victor Rasha, Pretoria, South Africa
Wednesday 14 May
The house rat tells the wild rat that there is fish in the cupboard. Sent by Chinedu Eze, Abia, DRC, and John Ene, Lagos, Nigeria
Tuesday 13 May
Patience puts a crown on the head. A Buganda proverb sent by Kasozi George, Kampala, Uganda
Monday 12 May
A home without a mother is like a desert. A Somali proverb sent by Muxamud Takoy, Bunia, DRC
Friday 9 May
One by one makes a bundle. A Runyankole/Rukiga proverb sent by Enfumu Zaitu Page, Uganda, and Kakuru Joseph, Mogadishu, Somalia
Thursday 8 May
Water cannot be forced uphill. A Kenyan proverb sent by Foreverhadiza Deezygurl Babagana, Nigeria
Wednesday 7 May
Bend the stick while it is still wet. Sent by Ssentongo Leonald, Mbarara, Uganda
Tuesday 6 May
When death wants to take a little dog, it prevents it from smelling even excrement. An Igbo proverb sent by Ihunegbo Oluchi, Enugu, Nigeria
Monday 5 May
When a man is stung by a bee, he does not destroy all beehives. Sent by Opi Jalinga Kaiser, Kampala, Uganda, and Kenrod Chisonga, Lusaka, Zambia
Friday 2 May
He who urinates in a stream must remember his family drinks from the water. Sent by Mawien Maring, South Sudan
Thursday 1 May
A hasty hyena bites the horn. An Ethiopian/Eritrean proverb sent by Tarek Mo Alemseged, Glenville, US


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Now that a can of beer is 10 bucks at a freakin kiosk in the hallway of the arena & stadiums in south Florida
Home is seriously contemplating not going to many games anymore and watch at home on the 65 inch smart tv's in the house
we pay these ridiculous prices to allow these insane salaries of players and owner profits
20 bucks for two cans of domestic lite beer in the hallway every 30 min is ridiculous
esp when the Florida Panthers were already eliminated and the Flyers kicked their arse
So a twelve pack of lite beer cans cost $120.00 now
When does the insanity end
Will it be 15-20 bucks for a lousy can of beer in five more yrs
No professional athlete should earn no more than a million dollar cap per season and have a small guaranteed retirement plan for athletes that play 10 yrs or more
If they don't like it let them be plumbers, construction workers or whatever
Pouncey coming off a season w a bum knee getting a 44 million dollar contract
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How many of you ladies don't have hips? I want hips. Not the -my ass is too big hips- but the sexy curves. My problem is everytime I get down to my goal weight I have no hips. Other than my chest my body goes straight down from my armpits to my feet. There are no curves in between. My goal weight is 135 which is not tiny so I know that it is not because I my goal weight is to low. The only time I have hips is when I am overweight which I don't want to be. How can I be at a healthy weight and have curves instead of looking like a boy?
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Are you tone?
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January 24, 2010 11:08 AM
Take up salsa, my boss is a salsa instructor and she swears that in addition to be great exercise it really gives her a j-lo bootie
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January 24, 2010 11:12 AM
Some of that is just plain ol' genetics! But you might be able to swing things in your favor by working to slim your waist. If you're at your target weight that will mean toning it up (you can't really control fat burning by location darn it!). I'm not an expert but a good trainer might be able to help you find some key exercises that target the waist.
Years ago I remember hearing that Christopher Reeves (SP?) trimmed his waist by doing simple twisting exercises with an empty weight bar across his shoulders. No weight but hundreds of reps?
Good luck! (I'd donate a little hips if I could!)
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January 24, 2010 11:15 AM
Maybe you could focus some extra exercise on waist trimming?
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You're built just like me *if* you have a higher waist (up at your ribcage) along with the narrower hips. I've read that there's no real way for people built like me to get a smaller waist/bigger hips because there's not much room between our ribcage and our hipbones. What you'll learn is that, aside from your chest, you'll always look thinner than pear shaped girls when you wear shorts, and that your legs are a great asset. You can build a bigger JLo booty if you work at it, but you'll never be an hourglass. It's a lovely shape to have - here's a blog from down under about being an H ... http://www.insideoutstyleblog.com/search/label/H%20shape - but celebrate it!
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January 24, 2010 11:26 AM
Im the opposite, and i would rather be the other way around. i guess you cant have everything. lol
my only idea wouldbe to really focus on ur obliques n abs so you might be able to cinch in your waist by toneing.
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Ohhh how I wish I had this problem!!!! :] I know it doesn't help you much but from hipbone to hipbone, I have thirteen lovely, large inches. And thats with a very flat tummy.
Large hips run in my family. I think my grandma referred to mine as "childbearing" when I as fourteen.
You could try abdominal oblique targeting exercises.. but you could also dress like you have hips!! I bet you look AWESOME in full skirts and jeans with lots of detail around the pockets! Both of which are things I avoid.
To get a better booty, hit the stairs and do lunges. They really do work if you do them enough. :]
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I have a love/hate relationship with girls who have had too much to drink. They're great when they're baring their breasts and making out with their friends, but they sure a pain to deal with when they're screaming and vomiting. On Drunk Attention Whores, you get to enjoy inebriated babes without having to worry about obnoxious behavior and projectile vomit.
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The site's main problem is that it's really quite small. It only has six videos and 32 sets of pictures right now and to make matters worse, it looks as though it hasn't updated since May 2011. There's no way of telling if the people behind the website have any more content on the way, but I certainly wouldn't hold my breath waiting.
The few vids that are available to you are very short, lasting only a minute or two each. In the flicks, you get to see chicks exposing their breasts during what looks to be Mardi Gras celebrations. You can save the movies if you want, as they can be downloaded as Windows Media files. A couple of them have good bit rates, but the others only offer average-quality playback.
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Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing [1955]
This love story made in 1955 and set against the backdrop of war is a many-splendored thing: it features a drop-dead gorgeous Eurasian doctor seeking meaning in her life (Jennifer Jones), a dashing but married American war correspondent who's macho yet not afraid to declare his love (William Holden), and a couple of murky subplots to give their relationship its oh-what's-going-to-happen-next edge (her Chinese heritage, his wife, the outbreak of the Korean War). One scene builds beautifully upon the next, accompanied by dialogue that often sounds like poetry: "I will make no mistakes in the name of loneliness," the doctor says near the beginning of their relationship. The movie also makes few mistakes as it combines thoughtful words with Oscar-winning costumes to tell its tale. It even leaves you with a hummable tune--the Academy Award-winning title song--as you reach for the Kleenex. --Valerie J. Nelson
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November 2014
Nothing's better for sustaining persistent resistance like persistent music
Why: To create a physical boundary of bodies and voices blocking the transfer of ownership of our public post office
The fate of the Downtown Berkeley Post Office has reached a crisis point.� The transfer of that building to private ownership may be only days away. For this reason, the Berkeley Post Office Defenders call for mobilization of all those who appreciate the danger of privatization. It is time to establish and support a physical presence at the Downtown Berkeley Post Office so that, with arms locked, we can block any poacher of our public property from taking possession. By taking direct action to defend our public goods, we will affirm our reasons for living in community by sharing our energy and resources for the benefit of all.
The Board of Governors of the USPS has done a skillful job of narrowing the focus of the objections to the sale of the Downtown Berkeley Post Office to the issue of two New Deal works of art contained therein. At this time, the position of the USPS is that they've done everything they can to satisfy the concerns of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (an agency formed by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966) and concerns of the City of Berkeley for the preservation of these artworks, even to the point of promising that the USPS will provide that protection themselves in perpetuity after the building is sold.
The Berkeley Post Office Defenders re-emphasize two objections that have been largely ignored in the struggle to save our post office:
- The sale that the USPS intends to process is one manifestation of the neo-liberal strategy of privatization, deregulation, union-busting, and the cutting of government services, pursued via the World Bank and the WTO, which in the last half-century have proved to to be so detrimental to the welfare of people living in Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, South Africa, the nations of the former Soviet Union, Iraq, and many others. Locally, the privately-owned Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) is trying to bankrupt the publicly controlled City College of San Francisco. The capital property of the USPS is a possession of the people of the United States as a public holding, meaning it is a component of national wealth and infrastructure, and the defense of that wealth is necessary for maintaining the viability of the national enterprise. The Berkeley Post Office Defenders oppose the privatization of publicly owned property everywhere it is threatened, and we have mobilized our opposition locally to shield the erosion of the material foundation of community, of which the Downtown Berkeley Post Office is an element.
- With regard to the public ownership of the New Deal artworks, the promise of the USPS to preserve them given its strategy of privatizatioon is a deception. By selling more than 300 of its properties since 2006, the Board of Governors of the USPS has undermined the capital foundation of the enterprise it is publicly charged with protecting. This insidious strategy follows the steps to complete privatization of postal services pursued by other countries the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Sweden, Germany and The Netherlands. Given that the Board of Governors is selling the USPS out of business, it is their intention that, very soon, they will no longer be in a position to preserve the public ownership of anything.
The Downtown Berkeley Post Office is not only a monument to public organization, it is an organ of our common body; without it we grow weaker. The agents of privatization are chiseling away at the investment our ancestors made to the survival of democracy. Our post office was built by the sweat equity of our great-grandparents, and financed by their tax dollars. As such, the Postal Service has NO RIGHT to sell it. Berkeley Post Office Defenders DEMAND that this sale be halted and that the building continue to serve our – and our great-grandchildren's – common good.
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We have years of visions and designs, years of petitions and public comments, years of community processes pointing towards a student and community desire for an alternative use of the land that does not exploit people and does not pollute the planet. We need the world-renown University of California to have a powerful Food Initiative amplifying the voices from the grassroots and producing community-driven research to find solutions to the pressing environmental problems we face today.
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A week ago Saturday (November 9, 1013), I attended a symposium called Science and Mormonism: Cosmos, Earth, and Man. We heard several lectures throughout the day, then ended with a panel that mostly discussed questions of evolution and LDS theology. In general, this isn't a blog on religion, but this week I find it impossible to not write about it. Science and Faith and how they intersect are passions of mine.
Here is a link to the abstracts for all the papers. I'll cover it more by personal impressions than by lecture. Much of the information here originated from the symposium, but the flavor of my opinion colors all of it. After my own ad hoc ramblings will be a list of what all the essays were about. The videos will be on youtube as well, and you'll be able to purchase a volume of the papers.
Are Science and Religion compatible? In my mind, this is a dead horse. YES! They most certainly are. Truth is truth, no matter where it comes from. Theists who are anti-science and atheists who are anti-religion are the ones waging this war. The interesting thing is that both outspoken anti-science and anti-religion fanatics are not respected in the academic and peer reviewed leadership of either of their respective camps.
In other words, the New Atheist movement is to Atheists what the Westboro Baptists are to Christians. It's a rough analogy, but I hope you get my point.
Science has no stake in the existence of God. Whether God exists or not, the results of scientific experiments remain the same. Science can make no claims about God.
Science cannot explain everything. It deals only with quantifiable, physical reality. It isn't appropriate to use when studying such things as art, history, political science, law, and of course, religion and spirituality. In general, hese depend on the subjective experience of a single person or an entire group.
Can we and should we use a rational approach to these non-scientific subjects? Yes.
Another subject that proved interesting to me was the lectures dealing with the age of the earth and evolution. In short, LDS theology, deep time, and evolution are fully compatible. In fact, Joseph Smith, way before his time, made claims that Earth was 4.555 billion years old. (Though, of course, the exact number comes through silly means, it is true that early LDS theology held to an Earth that was billions of years old.)
I have finally been able to let go of two terms that I have previously identified with in the past. Creationism and Intelligent Design. It's been difficult for me to stand myself against these two because I believe that God created the Earth and that life is the result of intelligent design. A great lie of anti-religionist is that theists are not rational. They often claim that believers are suffering from delusions – a claim they cannot back up, since they are claiming to know what goes on in someone's head. Furthermore, it is a claim that cannot be proven by science. They claim that believers follow blindly, a claim that is easily refuted by the great body of discourse by scholars and laymen using a rational approach to theological subjects such as faith itself, agency, the nature of God and God's creation, what our relationship to God is, how we acquired scripture, hope, what it means to love thine enemy, etc.
However, Creationists generally believe that Earth is young and that it took six days to create. These claims can easily be refuted in scripture and are thoroughly unsupported by our observations of Earth and space.
And Intelligent Design advocates believe in irreducible complexity. There are two problems with this. First: almost every irreducibly complex phenomenon they've introduced has been proven to evolve without the need for special intervention. Second, it is a "God of the Gaps" belief.
"God of the Gaps" is an attempt to prove that God exists by finding a physical reality that is unexplainable by science and can only be attributed to God. Once upon a time, this was the whole universe as we understood it. But over the eons, this has shrunk down to tiny gaps in our knowledge that keep getting smaller.
Is this really the God that is the great I Am?
Do we only believe in God to explain our existence? Then what explains God? How did God come to be? And if there is no God, how did the universe or the meta-universe come to be? What is nothing? What is something? You see – an explanation of our existence is just not a really good place to hang our belief on, no matter what it is.
Which God is greater? Is it the one that creates everything individually or the one that creates a simple set of commands by which everything evolves? I've seen two analogies to this reasoning. One I heard at the symposium. Which is the greater computer programmer: one who has created and programed hundreds of games or one that has created a few lines of code that creates the games by itself? Which is a more impressive feat, takes more knowledge and is simpler to execute? Another way I've seen it is comparing God's word of creation to a grand fractal. A few laws of nature and we get life on Earth.
I suppose people worry that this God who gave the simple command at the beginning is no longer invested in His creation. But again, why? God was great enough to know how to start off this simple command, but not great enough to know me and all the other trillions of people and countless creatures who have walked the earth?
Well, that's why we have revelation. We don't prove God by our existence. We prove God by our relationship with him through reading and acting on the revelations of ancient prophets found in scripture and in the case of the LDS faith, the revelations to modern prophets as well as personal revelation.
And we can prove revelation. We can experiment on that. That is a whole other subject, but put in simple terms: Desire to know Truth. Study. Pray. Obey. Rinse and repeat.
Faith is not blind. We aren't expected to be blind followers. We're expected to come to know for ourselves. Rationality and Faith are not only compatible, they're necessary for each other if we are to have a mature understanding of God, the universe, and our place in it.
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For the second time this season, a loss to the Los Angeles Lakers hurt the Charlotte Bobcats.
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The Sixers sit fourth in the Atlantic Division with a record of 21-27 and remain without their offseason trade acquisition, Andrew Bynum. With the loss of Andre Iguodala, and Bynum's injury, the Sixers have struggled finding an identity with their current group. One player who hasn't struggled though is Jrue Holiday.
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Walker and Holiday was an interesting matchup in the first meeting between these two teams and should be nothing less the second time around. Walker is struggling in his last five games, averaging just under 15 points and shooting 41% from the field.
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Megan Larmer, a former market manager for Low-Line Market in Chicago, regularly shared recipe advice and food tips with customers throughout the season. The Low-Line Market, which closes Oct. 17, features prepared food, produce, and other items. (lowlinemarket.com)
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3/4 teaspoon salt
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2 cups fresh blueberries (*Piedt Farms)
1/2 cup sugar
1/3 cup flour
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
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DIRECTIONS: In large mixing bowl, sift together 2 cups flour, 3/4 cup sugar, baking powder and salt. In a separate bowl, whisk together vegetable oil, milk, and egg. Pour liquid ingredients into flour mixture. Stir just until flour disappears. Fold in blueberries. Pour batter into a buttered 9" square baking pan. In a small bowl, mix together the topping ingredients until crumbly, then sprinkle evenly over the batter. Bake in a preheated 375 degree oven for 25-30 minutes.
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