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The third time was the charm for Brevard County's Zachary Loeb, a senior at Viera High School, who took home the top prize at the 16th annual Dr. Ying Science Competition. It was his third year in the contest and his first time winning the award.
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A total of $1,000 was raised and will be donated through The Kortney Rose Foundation to the pediatric brain tumor research program at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
May 08, 2014
Fasano was among 4,200 undergraduates from across the country to present research at the NCUR.


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A 31-year-old Silver Spring man is behind bars on attempted rape charges.
According to Montgomery County police, Yera Basnueva, of the 12000 block of Valleywood Drive, went to a Mr. Smoothie in Rockville on Monday at around 9:23 a.m., and began talking to a store employee. After about 30 minutes, Basnueva asked to use the bathroom.
When he came out of the bathroom, his pants were down and he grabbed the woman and pushed her onto the store counter, according to a statement detailing his arrest.
Basnueva tried to sexually assault the victim and punched her in the face, but fled after the woman punched him and kicked him. The act was caught on the store's video surveillance, police said.
Police arrested Basnueva Monday night and charged him with attempted first-degree rape and second-degree assault.
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Following Danica Patrick: Aaron's 312 At Talladega
She strutted into the media center for her availability, wearing beads she received while on Talladega Boulevard, a traditional fan and driver favorite hangout while at the superspeedway. Not one to miss a sponsor plug, she told the media they would have to go to to godaddy.com to find out how she got them.
Following Danica Patrick: Virginia 529 College Savings 250
For the first time since Danica Patrick announced she was switching from IndyCar to NASCAR, the biggest story out of Richmond this weekend was not the driver of the No. 7 GoDaddy Chevrolet. Extreme sports rock star Travis Pastrana made his debut in the series after putting it off for a year when he broke his ankle and foot at the X Games last year.
Following Danica Patrick: NASCAR Nationwide & Cup Series Update
With another off weekend for the NASCAR Nationwide Series, we thought it would be beneficial to hit a few key topics from the season up until now. Here are the hottest topics around the garage.
Following Danica Patrick: O'Reilly Auto Parts 300
While the biggest story in NASCAR this weekend was the roar of engines at Rockingham Speedway – after an eight year absence – in the form of NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, the NASCAR Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series were at Texas Motor Speedway after their first break of the season.
Following Danica Patrick: The Top 35 Rule
Last week in Martinsville, while Danica Patrick relaxed far away from the track during her off weekend from the Nationwide series, David Reutimann, her co-pilot of the No. 10 Stewart-Haas/Tommy Baldwin Racing machine, brought out an ill-timed caution.
Following @DanicaPatrick's Weekend Off
By: Farrah Kaye While the NASCAR Camping World Truck and Sprint Cup Series took to the Martinsville "paperclip," the NASCAR Nationwide Series had a rare weekend off, the first of two in a row. Since […]
Following Danica Patrick: Royal Purple 300
By: Farrah Kaye While the IndyCar series was in St. Petersburg, Fla. for its season-opener, the NASCAR Nationwide Series was in Fontana, Calif. for the fifth race of the season at Auto Club Speedway. Danica […]
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By Farrah Kaye Danica Patrick hoped luck would be on her side this weekend at Bristol. After all, she would be racing on St. Patrick's Day in a four-leaf clover-covered racecar. And her last name […]
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It started with a desire to play fantasy football, but toward the end of the 2012 NFL season, a boy from Indian Head won a very real contest that will take him to the Super Bowl.
Hunter Paulin, 10, was the grand prize winner of the NFL Play 60 Super Bowl Contest, which means he gets to go to Super Bowl XLVII and hand off the game ball to an official before the game, among other prizes.
Paulin said he and his mom happened on the contest through the NFL Rush website, the NFL's official website for children, when looking for a kid-friendly fantasy football opportunity.
It was through the site that he read about NFL Play 60 and signed up for the Super Bowl Contest sponsored by the Quaker cereal company.
NFL Play 60 is a challenge for children to get active for 60 minutes a day.
Hunter said he stays active for more than 60 minutes a day; he loves to play outside.
For the contest, children ages 6 to 13 were asked to explain how they help power their play with nourishing food and exercise.
Contestants were asked to write about which NFL player or players on their local team inspire them.
Hunter chose Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III.
"Robert Griffin III inspires me because he plays football and is a good runner and throws really good," Hunter explained in his application essay.
Hunter wrote that Griffin runs daily and stays fit. He also wrote that Griffin was a good student and is "a good person on the field and in the community."
In a later interview, Hunter said he and Griffin are alike in the sense that they both stay active and healthy and also help out in the community.
Hunter said that after the derecho storm in July, he helped support the Washington, D.C., Ronald McDonald House by collecting food from neighbors and friends.
He also plans to get a team together for Team Hunter to run in a 5K on April 14 to benefit the Pediatric Heart Unit at Inova Fairfax Hospital. His mom, Wendy Paulin, said that is Hunter's heart hospital.
"I'm going to try to get [Baltimore Raven] Ray Lewis to do it with me," he said.
Hunter addressed his heart condition, Shone's complex, in the contest, explaining that while his problems keep him from contact sports, he finds other ways to stay active.
"I have six congenital heart defects and have had many surgeries. I found other things that I can do to stay active like capture the flag, golf in my yard, play two-hand touch with my brothers, dancing and tennis," Hunter wrote.
He also included in his response a memory of riding on the Indian Head Rail Trail with his family. They rode a total of 26 miles.
The final question was about how eating right helps power play. Hunter wrote that he eats a lot of fruits and vegetables and stays away from sodas as much as possible.
"Sugar only makes you hyper and tired afterwards. Vegetables and fruit helps your body by fighting off germs and helping you see farther and run faster with its vitamins," he wrote.
As the grand prize winner, Hunter won a trip for four to Super Bowl XLVII, tickets to the NFL Experience and NFL Play 60 Kids Day, airfare and hotel accommodations for six nights.
Hunter said as part of being the grand prize winner, he was able to go to a Washington Redskins game and go to their practice facilities to play football with and meet some players.
He said that when he got to play on the field during practice, he accidentally ran into a cameraman. Hunter said he liked that he had a chance to eat lunch with linebacker London Fletcher, and he was able to get an autographed glove from Griffin. Hunter also has gloves from tight end Chris Cooley.
"At the Redskins [vs.] Dallas game, I wore those gloves," Hunter said of himself and his brother, Brandon, wearing the players' gloves while watching the game.
Hunter said he remembered a quick conversation with one of his favorite players, tailback Alfred Morris.
Hunter shouted to him, "See you at the Super Bowl," to which he said Morris responded by saying he liked Hunter's attitude.
Hunter said he likes Morris because of his running speed: "It really helps the Redskins," he said.
Wendy Paulin said her son is very active and outgoing and that the whole experience for him has been wonderful.
His father, James Paulin, admitted that football is not one of his interests.
But of seeing how happy his son has been and getting an opportunity to watch his son hand off the game ball to a game official, he said, "it's awesome."
Hunter has been a Redskins fan for a long time and really started getting into it this year, he said.
Through the contest, Hunter learned a lot more about the sport and the franchise, saying he thought the NFL was awesome, with the exception of his team's rival, the Dallas Cowboys.
The Super Bowl contest had 33 first-place winners who received an NFL Play 60 prize pack, which included two tickets to an upcoming game in their team's market.
Hunter, his mother, his father and Brandon, one of his three older brothers, left for New Orleans on Tuesday and will meet and spend time with Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck.
The family and Hunter, while all Redskins' fans, will be cheering for the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
"I'm looking forward to the moment he takes the football out on the field," Wendy Paulin said.


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djester wrote:
Anyone planning on attending, please post on this thread so I can have an idea of what I need to prepare for!
Bornabuckeyefan wrote:Sorry Gentlemen will not be able to attend.
After much debate, I have failed and fallen conquest to my wife who says I have to stay home and go christmas shopping.
Sorry to all.
djester wrote:What about December 27th Daniel?
JPZ wrote:djester wrote:What about December 27th Daniel?
djester wrote:ok... next action is on 12-27-08
All info & CTP's are updated in top post!!
Where are you Victor Lord guys at???
JPZ wrote:UNOFFICIAL
djester, How does this sound for CTP's this mo.
djester wrote:JPZ wrote:UNOFFICIAL
djester, How does this sound for CTP's this mo.
1 2$ (2nd shot)..................................3
7 ..................................................5
11 ................................................ 9 2$ (2nd shot)
15................................................. 16
I don't like the idea of having No.4 as a CTP beacuase of the last 4 times I've played out there, no one in our group even got close to having a decent putt on that basket (unless you count mine flying down 5's fairway and having to putt back at the basket) . I'm not saying it's still a bad hole, just not one I'm going to have a CTP on.
*Another reason I changed it was to spread the CTP's out so they aren't all in-a-row.
djester wrote:check top post
#4 is not a CTP at this month's action.... maybe in the future...later on make sense?
I still don't shoot well on that one.
djester wrote:the reason for one round is that it doesn't last all day and lunch is very flexible (no time limits).... the only tiem we didn't play a second round was when it was raining and 38*
I also do one round so we can have doubles, singles, wolf, whatever for a second round.
djester wrote:the reason for one round is that it doesn't last all day and lunch is very flexible (no time limits).... the only tiem we didn't play a second round was when it was raining and 38*
I also do one round so we can have doubles, singles, wolf, whatever for a second round.
djester wrote:bump
I'll be out around 8am for those that want to get to Moseley early.
Looks like nice weather tomorrow!! high of 53* & 5-10 mph winds.
JPZ wrote:Looks like it's history
jritger wrote:i'll get stats up tonight, thanks for running the action
anybody gonna axe the fairway trees on 4 pre-tourney?
Ateast one of them needs to be removed (the middle one, mostly in the line of a great shot)
jritger wrote:Ateast one of them needs to be removed (the middle one, mostly in the line of a great shot)
at least 7 need to go for a valid fairway!
keith johnson wrote:You're missing the scores of Woody and Brad who tied with 55 and 1 more person as there were 13 pros.
djester wrote:More rounds = more money
I have done my best to keep it cheap and easy to organize. It takes a bit of time to get everything ready and I don't like being scrambled before the round (TD effect) The past 2 Last Saturday action I have had no warm ups or practice putts..... that's no way to start a round!!
I don't want to ask for more $ to run the action... but 2 rounds for 10 bucks is really low compared to other action.
mr.disc wrote:Tell Nate to call me.......
JPZ wrote:Next time you try and start me on 11 ............................................I'm switching to PRO.
I mean if Ot can be allowed to bag am. then anything is possible...
JPZ wrote:No wait I changed my mind, "CRACKER"............................HA
JPZ wrote::roll: Don't get me started on that Rainbow colored, homo-driven, Chevy you got posted on the right side over there
Wookie wrote:Awww, come on Josh, play Monty with us. It's gonna be a great time, and the course has gotten a lot better since the last few times.
djester wrote:
scorecards (with CTP's)? or should I print up a few?
JPZ wrote:we had a great time today even though there were only 5 of us.
Brock - sorry probably messed-up the spelling
Paul/Paulie/The bag lady
We played "Wolf" , and the course was more flooded than any of us has ever seen it before.
Really opened our eyes on alternate basket locations.
JPZ wrote:DON'T DRINK & SIGN
what would be nice, would be a peice of plexi-glass and about four hinges for the board .
to place such info and a mailbox or something for scorecards
I will see what I can find
JPZ wrote:WT-heck .......like 8 and a half tops
djester wrote: .. for those of us that don't play in a tournament every weekend
djester wrote:Hotlanta warm-up ?
djester wrote:Last Saturday is on!!
Date: 9-25-09
djester wrote:Anyone want to run action this month???
I'll be at Fright Flight 14
djester wrote:Hope all is well with the fam...
JPZ wrote::roll: Shouldn't the knowing that you've contributed to the winner be enough.
$Dollar$ wrote:It's on for This Saturday!!! We're gonna brew some kind of action sings/dubs/skins, whichever the masses (or lack thereof) prefer. I know of at least 4 people coming, and everyone else is welcome! What time should we brew it up? 10 or 11?
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Transferred use of a surname, which is probably derived from a Norman personal name of Continental Germanic origin, a short form of any of the various compound names beginning with gar 'spear'. One bearer of this surname was the American industrialist Elbert Henry Gary (1846–1927), who gave his name to the steel town of Gary, Indiana (chartered in 1906). In this town was born the theatrical agent Nan Collins, who suggested Gary as a stage name for her client Frank J. Cooper, who thus became Gary Cooper (1901–61). His film career caused the name to become enormously popular from the 1930s to the present day. Its popularity has been maintained by the cricketer Gary Sobers (b. 1936; in his case it is in fact a pet form of Garfield) and the footballer Gary Lineker (b. 1960). It is now often taken as a pet form of Gareth.
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"I believe that demonstrating the existence of intelligent agency with the tools of science is impossible." - Alex Berezow
The idea of "research programs" helps explain why it's so hard for people of different origins perspectives to understand each other, and even harder to change positions.
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
For Evangelicals interested in the evolutionary history of our species, the results of a new study are a "smoking gun" for human/Neanderthal interbreeding.
In common English usage, "theory" means something like "guess" or "hunch". In science, however, a theory is an idea that has stood the test of time.
The word evolution can be used in many ways, but in biology, it means descent with modification. In other words, small modifications occur at the genetic level (i.e. in DNA) when a new generation descends from its parents. Over many generations these modifications can result in significant differences from the ancestral population.
Many arguments claiming to prove the existence of God have been proposed throughout the centuries. A popular argument is that, since all effects come from causes, there must have been a "first cause" that is outside the material world—an "uncaused cause". The response to many of these arguments, however, is: "If God created the world, what created God?
Researchers in the emerging field of Paleogenomics are investigating the past using genetic research.
Is evolution driven mainly by random genetic variation, or are there other factors at play? Michael Burdett reviews the scientific debate.
We need safe places in which to raise the complex issues of submitting wholeheartedly to the authority of God's Word in the Scriptures while wrestling with the important findings and perspectives in the natural sciences.
A common challenge to evolutionary theory is that while life does indeed change over time (what is known as microevolution), no one has ever seen one species evolve into another species (macroevolution).
From 2012: The dictionaries I checked don't define the term, "theistic evolution," so I offer my own definition: the belief that God used the process of evolution to create living things, including humans.
From the archives: With From the Dust, it was our goal to help Christians see the complexity of the issues raised by modern science, as well as help them to courageously engage with the theological conversations happening within the sphere of Christian culture today.
In this video originally featured in March of 2012, Dr. David Finch, a biologist at New York University, discusses his thoughts on both Creationism and the effects of "new atheists" like Richard Dawkins.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Read about the death of Wolfhart Pannenberg, still debating creation and evolution, and a really big dinosaur discovery.


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This test uses sound waves to study the urinary system. The urinary system includes the kidneys, bladder, and ureters. Ureters are the tubes that connect the kidneys to the bladder.
Reasons for Test
The test is done to look for:
- Changes in the kidneys, bladder, and ureters
- Changes in kidney size or structure
- Kidney stone =, cyst, mass, or other obstruction in the kidney
- Stones in the urinary tract
- Changes in the ureters
The test is also done to look at:
- Kidneys before doing a renal biopsy, which removes tissue from the kidney for examination
- Blood flow to the kidneys using a Doppler ultrasound
What to Expect
Prior to Test
- Your doctor may do a physical exam.
- You must have a full bladder for the test. Do not empty your bladder until after the ultrasound.
Description of Test
You will lie on a table. Your doctor will put a gel on your belly over your bladder and kidneys. The gel helps the sound waves travel between the machine and your body.
The ultrasound machine has a hand-held instrument called a transducer. It looks like a microphone or wand. The transducer is pushed against your skin where the gel was applied. The transducer sends sound waves into your body. The waves bounce off your internal organs and echo back to the transducer. The echoes are converted into images that are shown on a screen. The doctor examines the images. A photograph of them may be made.
After Test
The gel will be wiped from your belly.
How Long Will It Take?
30-45 minutes
Will It Hurt?
Your images will be viewed by your doctor or radiologist. Problems in your organs may be detected. Blockages may be seen in the ureters. In this case, more tests may be done to find the exact problem and cause.
Call Your Doctor
Call your doctor if you have any questions about the test, your condition, or your test results.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Adrienne Carmack, MD
- Review Date: 08/2014 -
- Update Date: 05/28/2014 -


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Almost a fifth of American adults, including a third of those younger than 30, do not belong to any religion, the highest proportion ever recorded in a poll by the Pew Research Center, the nonpartisan organization announced in October.
This religious "disaffiliation" spiked particularly in the past five years, driven almost entirely by an exodus of white evangelical and mainline Protestants. American "nones," as some experts call the nonreligious, increased by 28 percent between 2007 and 2012, according to survey results.
Some of that rise swelled the ranks of atheists, who don't believe in any god, and agnostics, who maintain that the supernatural is unknowable. But about 33 million of the nation's estimated 46 million nones would reject both of those labels, instead choosing "nothing in particular" in lieu of any religious affiliation, the study suggests.
While nones include members of every demographic group, 71 percent of the unaffiliated are white, rising to 82 percent of avowed atheists and agnostics. The unaffiliated also tend to be young, male, unmarried and politically liberal, results suggest.
But the beliefs of the group are hard to pin down. While 72 percent rarely or never attend church or other services, two-thirds say they believe in God and one-fifth pray every day, according to the report "'Nones' on the Rise," compiled by The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life. And 88 percent of them are content with their spiritual life, or lack of one, and are "not looking" for a religion.
The study did not draw any conclusions about the source of the shift, but it is reflected in the diverse approaches, from atheist activism to reverence for nature, of disaffiliated Southern Marylanders living in the midst of a Christian majority.
One Christmas Day in the early 1970s, the pews of a Methodist church in North Carolina were full as people waited for the service to begin. Then, a few black families came inside, and about half the congregation, which was entirely white, rose quietly to its feet and left.
The incident was June Mellinger's "first experience with racism" as a child, and she watched, mortified, as her co-congregants shunned her playmates, the 50-year-old Lusby resident recalled. Mellinger's father, a Vietnam War veteran who had just returned home for good, had invited the family's neighbors to the church.
After enduring the service alongside those who had stayed, Mellinger asked her father if she had to go back to the church the family had attended regularly for years. Not if she didn't want to, he replied.
"Needless to say, I've never once walked through those doors since. I was 12," Mellinger wrote.
As a young adult, she explored Christianity again but eventually left for good. Now, she respects Christian friends and neighbors without sharing their beliefs, she said.
"I wouldn't know what characteristics [my own faith] would be because it doesn't fall under anything. I wouldn't call myself an atheist because I do believe. I just don't have a specific God that I believe in," Mellinger said.
Others drifted out the church door without ever feeling pushed.
Shanon Nebo, 29, a La Plata atheist, was a faithful nondenominational Protestant until her early 20s, she said. Then, she started questioning what she'd been taught.
"It wasn't, you don't just wake up and say, 'I'm an atheist. I don't believe in God anymore.' It was just basically a series of questions. And when I was Christian, I read the Bible a lot and I would see things in it and they just didn't make any sense to me. They would kind of disagree with each other: God loves all of his children, but 'Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.' God loves all his children and don't judge each other, unless the other person is gay. … What I didn't understand was, if we have this all-loving God, why are so many of us essentially damned?" Nebo said.
When she believed, Nebo fretted about the souls of Jews and Muslims, people brought up in their own religions just as she'd been raised as a Christian. When she stopped believing, she feared for her own.
"It was very scary. It took months before I really felt comfortable and stopped being scared. There was this fear, if I get in a car accident, what's going to happen to me after I die?" she said.
Her father, a religious man, was also frightened for her, Nebo said. Recently, his fear melted into acceptance.
"Just this past Christmas, we went over there and he got out the Bible. And I was like, 'Oh, gosh, here we go.' It wasn't so bad, and he asked us to read a passage out of the Bible. I think it was out of Timothy. Basically, the point of the passage is everyone is saved, no matter what. I guess he was explaining he was concerned because he was scared. He didn't want me to go to hell after I die. And that passage shows that we're all saved, so I guess he feels more comfortable now," Nebo said.
Church was a place for fun and community when he was young, said Mike Morris of Issue. As a teenager, he played Joseph in his church's Christmas pageant even though he'd secretly decided he didn't believe in the Christian God.
Morris, 57, doesn't apply a particular label to himself but said the word agnostic comes closest because he believes God is unknowable. His beliefs didn't stop him from attending a church in La Plata with his girlfriend recently, but after two visits, he won't be going back, he said.
After the first service, the pastor "asked me, 'Are you a Christian?' I said flat out, 'No, I'm not.' And it was like icicles formed in the room," Morris remembered.
Still, he accompanied his girlfriend the next Sunday and found himself unexpectedly the center of attention.
"It seemed to me that they had made a plan to save my soul, so to speak, because the preacher did most of the preaching looking directly at me. [There was] a lot of stuff about, if you don't believe Jesus is the son of God, et cetera, et cetera. … I knew he was talking to me. It got to a point where a few of them came over and literally laid their hands on me and said, 'If you ever need any help, we'll help you, blah, blah, blah, blah.' I felt ganged up on. And it's not what I was expecting," Morris said.
Not wanting to experience that again, he won't return, Morris said. But "I hold no grudge against them. They believe they have to do that. They believe I'm going to die in eternity and they're going to live in eternity. Wouldn't you want to tell somebody about that?"
Good without God
Clifford Andrew prophesied trouble for a visitor inquiring about secularism, predicting that no one would speak up. He helps organize Maryland Freethinkers, an Annapolis-based "fellowship of people who share a worldview free of mystical and supernatural elements," according to its website.
"Being an atheist today is almost like being gay 20 years ago," Andrew said. "They're afraid to talk about it. They're in the closet. Atheists probably [are] one of the most discriminated-against groups in America. If you're an atheist, they think you eat your kids."
A psychological study summarized last January in Scientific American bore out this warning. Subjects considered a hypothetical driver who fled after hitting a parked car; they deemed him equally likely to be an atheist or a rapist, and unlikely to be Christian or Muslim. People expect good behavior from those who think God, the ultimate authority figure, is watching, the study's authors concluded.
But secularists are generally as concerned with their fellow humans' well-being as anyone else, local people said.
"I think it's important to know that atheists are just normal people who want to lead a good life and do good things for other people," said Matthew Jones, 25, of Lexington Park. "I know they can be demonized sometimes, but I just want people to know that they're just like everyone else. There's probably quite a few people you know that are atheists, and you wouldn't even realize it."
As an atheist, he still adheres to the Golden Rule because he cares about the well-being of other people, said the Air Force veteran. His lack of faith doesn't affect his morality, but it does impact the way he sees the future.
"I do think it gives you a sense of, you're in control of your own destiny, gives you kind of a different thought process, wanting to be in control of things," because God is not in control, he said. "You try harder to get the things you want."
Morris, a small-business owner, worried that some customers would shun him upon learning that he is not a Christian.
"If you're an agnostic in Southern Maryland, you'd better keep your head down or you're going to be in trouble. That's what I think," he said.
Other businesses use Christian symbolism, including the fish, to reassure customers that they won't be ripped off.
"But I'm as honest as you are. I can't put a fish on my thing in good conscience, but I'm as honest as you are. I get why they do it," he said.
Christianity can serve as cover for the dishonest, including politicians, Morris said. "Bob Dylan had a line in a song of his: 'To live outside the law, you must be honest.' I get what he was saying. He was talking about criminals, gangsters, smugglers," but it applies to secularists in a religious society as well, he said.
Religion is "used as a cover a lot. That's all. If you're not going to use that, you're just a person. You are going to be judged on what you do, what your beliefs are and what your actions are. And I welcome that. I live my life morally, and I'm not doing it because I think I have to or I'll die forever. To me, aren't I more moral?" he asked.
Like Morris, Nebo and her husband Mark, 32, own a small business. Instead of fearing the impact of their nonbelief on trade, they embrace it, starting a second business, Be Secular, online a few months ago. The site offers bracelets and T-shirts emblazoned with the company name, which the couple hopes will embolden people to publicly display their lack of belief. Half of the proceeds go to atheist groups, according to the website.
The Nebos, who are active in several atheist groups and consider themselves activists, urge nervous doubters to reveal themselves.
"When most people have been honest with themselves and realize the doubt that has been inside them has really boiled over, they all say they wish they had done it earlier. There's no reason to hide," Mark Nebo said. "And that's one of the messages I want people to have. If you don't believe, if you're just going through the motions to make others feel better, there are many other people and groups like you that are out there to help."
But circumstances can make that revelation difficult. To avoid expulsion from his Christian high school, Jered Miller, 25, of Lexington Park kept his teenage doubts to himself. He lost friends when he returned to St. Mary's County from Towson University as an "outspoken" atheist and finds Southern Marylanders more apt to "attack" him for his disbelief than were Baltimoreans.
"I've run into a lot of people that try to argue this way and tell me that I'm going to hell and get really upset when they hear somebody doesn't believe the same way they do. I think it's a mind-set propagated by the church that atheists are evil. We're a bunch of godless heathens that just want to do whatever we want instead of subjecting ourselves to their kind of religious viewpoint," Miller said.
That way of thinking is familiar to Jacob Wallace, 22, of Piney Point, who wants to start a local secular community service group. The organization would provide an outlet for people who want to help out but aren't entirely comfortable with the Christian orientation of prominent charities like Habitat for Humanity. It would also demonstrate to the religious majority that secularists care about other people, too, said Wallace, a civilian employee of a military contractor.
"My goal for the group is basically to volunteer at least once a month, community outreach. … Just trying to do anything that's positive for the community to show people you can do good without believing in God," Wallace said.
In his short time in St. Mary's County, Alan Wilkinson, 25, hasn't encountered much "friction" from his atheism. He doesn't mention it unless someone else brings up religion, and discussions about faith have been "civil." This nonconfrontational approach extends to a group, organized online, of Southern Maryland secularists who meet up in restaurants to share a meal and conversation, said Wilkinson, who works for a military contractor and lives in California.
"We keep our voices down. We know that most people who are out having breakfast in the morning, they're not going to want to hear a bunch of people saying that [we] think [their] religion is wrong," Wilkinson said.
When he first moved to St. Mary's County, Wilkinson tried attending a Unitarian Universalist church, a denomination that accepts nonbelief, in order to make friends. But it didn't work out for the "scientifically minded" new arrival.
"That's when I figured out that religious ceremonies weird me out. I just don't get it," he said. "Everyone has a group that they don't quite understand. For example, think of hippies sitting around a drum circle or something, talking about how they're going to change the world, smoking pot, not really doing anything about it. Sitting there and they've got these far-out, crazy ideas. It's like, 'OK, that's cool, you guys have fun, but I don't see how what you're doing and what you're talking about is really relevant to what's going on.'"
Science vs. faith
To Justin Williams of La Plata, ninth-grade earth science class contradicted Baptist Sunday school. So he chose science.
"I had two books in front of me and, on Sunday, I would see this book," the Bible, teaching that the world had been made in six days. "Then, I'd go to class on Monday. There's tests, things that people have proven and found and discovered. This book seems to me just a lot more interesting, not just stories and tales. It's things that people have done," said Williams, 27.
For a while, Williams considered himself an atheist and made sure everyone knew it, he said. Now, he doesn't ascribe a particular label to himself and is more reticent, partly to appease his Christian parents.
"I used to share every link or picture, something I saw on Facebook. It was all about shaking my fist, standing on a soapbox, yelling to the masses. Then, as offended as I would get when somebody tried to change my mind, I figured it would be just as offensive for me to do," so he toned it down, he said.
Studying the sciences of anthropology, paleontology and aeronautics helped confirm Grenda Dennis of Lexington Park in her skepticism, although she already was not religious. So did the hippie movement, which emboldened her to question authority.
The stigma against nonbelievers seems to be fading, said Dennis, 67, even though the new tolerance isn't particularly warm, she added.
"You can see this transition in the world today, where people are thinking about these things. I think that people are more accepting, but it's not an overwhelming acceptance. They just say, 'Oh, whatever, you're wrong and go away,'" Dennis said.
Nothing is missing from her life despite lacking religion, Dennis said.
"All I have to do is look at nature, and I would imagine I get the same feeling that they do," she said, a sentiment familiar to other Southern Maryland secularists. After rejecting the Methodist church, Mellinger found solace in the woods.
"I would get on my horse and just go somewhere on horseback, not go with any particular place in mind, just into the woods, God's house. To me, that's God's house, not this church where people talk behind each other's backs when they're supposed to be Christian," Mellinger said.
A symptom of pluralism?
The drift away from religion could reflect a distrust of hierarchy and the consequences of diversity rather than declining interest in spiritual matters, said Daniel Meckel, an associate professor of religious studies at St. Mary's College of Maryland.
"As the population becomes more globally minded and aware of the vast diversity of religious perspectives in the world, it becomes harder and harder for them — or for us, if you want — to be uncritical of ourselves. Giving up theism doesn't mean giving up spirituality," Meckel said. "Agnostics and atheists can still be very spiritual but give up a sense of having a clear grasp on the ultimate."
Nature could take the place of the Christian God, but people still seek to be "in touch with creative and powerful and loving forces beyond our ordinary experience," he said.
No one truly rejects religion, Meckel insisted.
"I've got no beef with atheists at all, but lots of people who are atheists are so because they embrace what they call a scientific world view. But science has strong religious dimensions. … Doctrinaire science is as literalistic and conservative as fundamentalist religion. They're two sides of the same coin in the sense that each considers itself to have a handle on truth, a monopoly on truth and [on] how to arrive at it," he said.
That argument was familiar to, and vehemently rejected by, Rick Wingrove, founder of Beltway Atheists, a social and activist group comprising mainly Northern Virginians. Anyone can experience "this overwhelming sense of awe," but "there's nothing supernatural about it. It's something all humans experience. It has nothing to do with gods or ghosts or demons," he said.
Science differs from religion because science depends on evidence, added Wingrove, who is also an employee of American Atheists, a nationwide activist group.
"It's nothing that we worship. It's something we recognize as the one and only tool available to humans for the discovery of knowledge. It is a rigorous way of asking and answering questions, to study a problem and find the solution to that problem," he said. "They say we have faith in science. That's not faith, that's confidence."


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Title: Beaver and Steve go on holiday - part 2
Date: March 17, 2006
Summary: Steve takes his first "plane" flight.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Pigeon Plane, Flight Attendant, Air Controller
Onomatopoeias used: "COO", "CLIK!", "GLOOP", "THROB!", "POP!", "MAGIC!", "PEK!", "FLAPP!", "COOO!"
Number of panels: 7
Panel 1
Beaver and Steve are climbing the steps to their plane.
Beaver: "So Steve, are you nervous about your first flight?"
Steve: "Pscha! I am afraid of nothing!"
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Panel 3
Beaver and Steve take their seats inside the plane. Steve has a GLOOP-y substance stuck to his hand, and a THROB!ing artery can be seen in the foreground.
Flight Attendant: "Here are your seats, enjoy your flight! Tee Hee!"
Beaver: "So what do you think of the inside of your first plane?"
Steve: "It's a little more... mucussy than I imagined..."
Panel 4
A sign above the cockpit door reads "No smoking." Another sign reads "No spells."
Steve: "I felt a bump! The wings have fallen off! We're going to crash! We're going to crash!"
Beaver: "We haven't taken off yet..."
Steve: "DOOM!"
Flight Attendant: (demonstrates) "...And in the event of an emergency please use the pixie dust under your seat to wish yourself to safety..."
Panel 5
Air Controller: "Flight PGN01, you are cleared for take-off!"
Air Controller: "Tee-Hee!"
Panel 6
Beaver: "Settle down Steve, people do this every day. It's really quite safe."
Pigeon PEK!s the ground.
Air Controller: "Hm.."
Steve: "Actually I guess this isn't so bad after all..."
Panel 7
Flight attendant: "Shooo!"
Pigeon takes off, FLAPP!ing its wings and COOO!ing.
Steve: "DEATH!"
Steve: "APOCALYPSE!"
Steve: "Ooh - Free peanuts!"
Fun Facts
- Pixies often fly inside pigeons.
- It's a good thing Steve isn't afraid of anything, or else he'd be even more afraid of flying than he acually is.
- Even though the service appears to be very good inside a pigeon, you have to put up with it being ever so slightly mucussy.
- The pixie flight attendant has to use magic to turn on the microphone, do they not use technology at all?
- Beaver loves peanuts and is easily distracted.
- The pigeon was first seen in Steve's dream in Comic 135.
- The giant pigeon is probably a reference to passenger pigeons, a bird species that was hunted to extinction.
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The Washington, D.C., area lost a baseball icon with the Jan. 19 passing of Montgomery College pitching coach Duck Lee, who spent the better part of the past five decades promoting the sport he loved as an administrator and coach in his adopted country.
"He was a good friend to me," Raptors baseball coach Dan Rascher said. "He cared about me not as a coach but as a person, and he cared about my family. That's the thing I really appreciated about him. As far as baseball, (Lee felt) that there was a place out on the field for everybody somewhere. If you had respect for the game ... he welcomed you with open arms.
"He was a security blanket with all the knowledge he possessed. We often discussed things, and he gave me his opinion, and whether I used it or not, he left that up to me. He never said, 'I told you so.' He let me coach. That's one thing I really respect about him."
Lee, who was 77 at the time of his passing, was born in Manchuria, China, in 1935 and later left the country toward the end of World War II to go to Seoul, Korea, where his family prospered before the city was overrun by North Korean forces in 1950. But it was also in Korea where Lee learned the generosity of the United States military, including the U.S. Marines. He served as a translator for the force in Korea. That generosity caused a deep respect for the United States.
"Duck liked to eat a lot, and I asked him about it and he said, `John, I starved a lot (in Korea)," said Montgomery College assistant head coach John Silk, who gave the eulogy at Lee's funeral. "He vowed if he ever got out of that situation, he would never go hungry again. He used to tell me stories when he was in Korea as a young boy, such as his love for the USA, especially the Marines and the love for our soldiers. American soldiers gave them food, and he would hide it under his shirt from the communists. He had an affinity for this country. He was so grateful for the U.S. and the soldiers who helped protect him. He was so grateful for the American soldiers who shed their blood so we could be free."
The North Korean invasion ended Lee's hopes for playing high school baseball — he was a freshman when the invasion took place — but that didn't stop the long-time Montgomery College coach from furthering the cause of numerous aspiring ballplayers throughout the years, including serving as the vice president of the Industrial League, a precursor to collegiate circuits such as the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League, that boasted both college and former professional players among its ranks for four decades beginning in the 1960s.
"He brought a Korean team into the Industrial League in the middle or early '60s, and it lasted about a year. His team didn't have the sponsorships," said former Industrial League president Charles Blackburn, who is now the executive director of the National Amateur Baseball Federation. "I recognized that he really did love the game of baseball. I suggested he help run the Industrial Baseball League. Eventually he helped run the league over the years.
"He was a very high integrity guy. Once he decided he was going to do something or serve on a committee, he was one of those guys who would see it right through to the end, (but) he preferred coaching young ballplayers. He ended up helping out with the Montgomery County team. He had a love for that."
Along the way, Lee, who pitched batting practice up until shortly before his death, served as a Senior Advisor to the Los Angeles Dodgers and as a Supervisor to the Boston Red Sox for Korea, and he was instrumental in arranging games between Korean national and Olympic teams with squads in the Washington Industrial League from 1975-1994. Lee, who spent five years as Gaithersburg Post 295's pitching coach, also took a team of Industrial League All-Stars to the White House as part of a national Amateur Baseball Month celebration.
"I remember when he went back to Korea to meet his wife to be," Blackburn said. "His mother and father had selected three possibilities for a wife. He was going over there to interview them. I asked him what he was looking for and he said, `She must love baseball.' It tickled me. He said, `I'm going to ask very pertinent questions to make sure they understand the game. I'm going to ask one of them what is the hit and run.'
"He was kidding a little bit about it, but he didn't want to marry anyone who didn't appreciate baseball."
Lee's love of baseball can be seen in his attention to detail — he carried a plastic milk carton to the field everyday filled with tape, string, scissors, glove oil and a lighter for field, glove and other equipment repair — through the many relationships he made with players and coaches alike, including former Montgomery College pitcher and pitching coach Pat Skellchock, whose fondest memory was of watching the then 64-year-old Lee complete a three-up, three-down inning as a pitcher in one of Montgomery College's fall league games when the squad ran out of pitchers.
"The way he referenced stuff to the pitches, that stuff sticks in my head today that I tell my pitchers at Whitman," said Skellchock, who is the pitching coach at Walt Whitman. "Duck was always positive. I try to be that way. He was a very fine man, (and) he knew the game. He was a great influence on me as a young pitching coach. He'll live forever in my baseball world."
Lee, who was laid to rest in Montgomery College apparel, also spent the last four years on the staff of Jeff Rabberman's Gaithersburg Giants squad, which played in the Maryland Collegiate Baseball League. Rabberman, whose team is now in the Cal Ripken League, said he hopes to honor Lee during one game this summer, especially after the outpouring of love and respect for Lee that was displayed by his players when informed of Lee's rapidly failing health just prior to his death.
"He always said the perfect thing at the right time," Rabberman said. "I'm going to miss the guy. It's been a hard week-and-a-half. The summer time, it's really, really going to be hard. He was a man of honor."


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