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This cake is the best! I read a lot of reviews and here is the advice I followed: Do Not Over Mix the batter or it will fall apart! Check cake 20 min. into baking, didn't take the 30 min. the recipe called for. Make 1 1/2 amount of frosting. Add more cornstarch to thicken up frosting or add instant Vanilla pudding. I didn't add pudding, because I wasn't sure WHEN to add it in. Frosting took approx. 30 min. to cook and longer to cool. Plan on investing a good amount of time into it. (But it is well worth it!) Toast the coconut and pecans. Something new I discovered while making this: I must have over mixed because I had trouble getting the cake out of the pan. The bottom layer began to crumble. I stuck the other two pans in the freezer for approx. 1 hr? To remove the frozen cake I placed a towel soaked in very hot water on the pan and it came right out! The cake is easy to handle while frozen and thawed out in the time it took to me to frost it. (I took a good amount of time frosting it) Freezing it didn't dry it out. It tasted and looked amazing! Hope this helps!
The recipe for German Chocolate Cake is on the bar of the Bakers German Chocolate Bar. Everything is the same except this recipe calls for 1/2 cup more flour(cake) and 1/4 teaspoon more salt. This recipe was ok, not as moist, flavorful or buttery as the recipe calling for 2 cups of flour. I did use cake flour, recommended. I was quite disappointed and everyone said that my old recipe was so much better. i definitely agree. The chocolate color was not as intense (lighter brown) and cake tasted dry. I also toasted the pecans but I like the non toasted taste better for this cake. Will not try this recipe again but rather will stick by my old recipe. It is so much better. The frosting can be made the day before (used the recipe on the German chocolate bar). It is delicious, ample enough to frost the entire cake.
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My son and I made this cake for a friend whose favorite cake is German Chocolate. He's a great cook himself, and so is VERY fussy about his food. This cake turned out GREAT, and my friend was very complimentary of it! Since a mixer part was missing in action, we did all the mixing and beating by hand, and it still turned out just fine. It was very moist, had great shape and texture, and looked beautiful after adding the chocolate drizzle.
The next time I make it, though, I will ADD TWO EXTRA OUNCES OF CHOCOLATE TO THE CAKE MIXTURE, to make it just a touch chocolate-ier. Also, IT'S VERY IMPORTANT TO MAKE ONE AND A HALF RECIPES OF THE FILLING/FROSTING. One recipe of it would not be enough, and 1 1/2 is just right. Also, TOAST THE COCONUT AND PECANS. That makes them much, much better. Be careful about burning the coconut. It toasts very quickly. A great cake that we will probably make a lot! Well worth the trouble.
This cake was awesome. I had a profesional baker make my wife a german chocolate cake for her birthday. This cake tasted so much better than that one. My wife loves german chcolate cake and she said is was the best she has ever eaten. I dobled the icing it looks like alot when you make it, but it turned out just right. Also I used a little more chocolate on the top of the cake. I had to turn the heat up to get the icing to start boiling, but it turned out great. I recomend this cake very highly.
Upon researching for hours for a German Chocolate cake recipe worth the time to make and choosing this one, I bought the "Bakers" German sweet chocolate bar for use in this cake. After opening the box of chocolate, there are recipes in there for frosting, cake and a few others using this chocolate. Lo and behold the cake recipe they print is exactly the same as this one except this one says to use cake flour and 1/2 cup more of it. Other than that it's exact. I know this will be delicious as I've made this (the one off the box) years ago and it was awesome. German Choc. cake is my all time favorite cake but is very time consuming to make by scratch so I don't make it often. The frosting on the box is also worth the mention as there isn't one on this site that really stands out for such an exceptional cake. It appears to resemble the Ger. Choc. cake frosting II on this site but it makes more which you would need for a proper 3 layer cake. I would suggest using the frosting recipe on the box and you won't be dissapointed. At least Dean knows his recipe for German Chocolate Cake!!
Great Cake! I read the reviews and agreed with these suggestions. It's a must to toast the coconut and pecans. A little salt to the icing would bring out the flavor better...so I added 1/4 teaspoon. I should mention that I mixed 1-1/2 times the icing recipe. I had no problem getting the icing to thicken, but it's important to bring your initial ingredients to a boil while stirring constantly. As soon as it starts to boil you can see it's thickening. Once it's cools and you add the coconut and pecans...it's plenty thick. I also put mine in the refrigerator to set up even better. The cake batter provides enough to more than fill 2- 9" pans. Make sure you use CAKE flour not all purpose flour, it does make a difference. If you can't find cake flour, try bulk bins or go to your instore bakeries and ask them to sell you some. I found that the recipe produces too much batter and the cake rose over the edges of the pan and got crispy. ( not what you want on a cake )This also increases your baking time which is also what you do not want because it will make your cake drier. Next time I will remove 1/4 to 1/3 cup of batter off each 9" pan, that should make it perfect. The cake rises high and beautiful, I was very impressed! Lastly, I agreed that the cake was much better the next day..it got even more moist.I would make this cake the day before a special event to maximize the pleasure of this moist cake. I now believe I can make a cake from scratch with the moistness of a "box" cake! ..
I decided to make this cake for our anniversary after my husband told me that this was his favorite cake. This cake was very good, light and moist. However, I did follow the advice of others and made more filling. I used 1 can (12 oz) evaporated milk, 1 1/2 cups sugar, 3/4 cup butter, 4 slightly beated egg yolks, 1 1/2 tsp. vanilla, 2 1/3 cup coconut, 1 1/2 cups chopped pecans, and 2 tbsp. instant vanilla pudding. I followed the directions except I cooked on medium heat for about 12 minutes. The coconut and pecans were added after removing from heat. This made enough filling/frosting for between the layers and on top. Next time I will double Dean's recipe (adding the vanilla pudding and cooking on medium heat) so that I can have enough to frost the cake and omit the chocolate drizzle. We were not too crazy about that part.
Let me tell you - FIVE stars doesn't do justice! This was the first time I made a cake so involved, but it was well worth it. I made this for my Grandmother's 71st birthday. My Grandma and Uncle fought over the last piece. I left with an empty cake platter and was told not to return without another cake! Just follow the recipe exactly! Also, I couldn't find 'German' chocolate at my market, So I used Ghirardelli's Bittersweet Chocolate and it was perfect!
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Sania Mirza, with whom Ana played doubles at the Nasdaq-100 Open in Miami, enjoyed the experience of competing alongside the Serbian. The pair reached the quarter-finals in their first event together.
"It's very nice playing with Ana," Mirza told anaivanovic.com. "She's a great girl. I've known her from the juniors so I've known her for years now. It was fun, we were enjoying it, even when we lost.
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Ana's Nasdaq-100 Open is over after she and Sania Mirza lost 7-5, 6-0 to eighth seeds Katarina Srebotnik and Shinobu Asagoe in the quarter-finals of the women's doubles competition.
The teenage pair, who have a combined doubles ranking of 136 versus their opponents' 83, got off to a poor start. Despite Ana serving an ace on the opening point of the match, the Slovenian-Japanese team surged to a 3-0 lead as Asagoe made several crafty interceptions at the net.
Ana used Hawk-Eye, the new electronic line calling system, for the first time during her Nasdaq-100 Open fourth round match with Amelie Mauresmo. Though she is supportive of the technology, she says it will take some time to get used to.
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Despite losing 7-5, 6-2 to world No.1 Amelie Mauresmo yesterday, Ana was pleased with the progress she is making with her net play, an area of her game she has been working hard on in practice. Ana made 24 visits to the net and volleyed confidently.
"I feel much more confident at the net at the moment," said Ana. "When I had the chance to play volleys I think it went well so I'm happy about this part of my game in the match."
There was the occasional glimpse of why one day she may hold the top ranking herself, but Ana could not repeat her heroics of past victories against world No.1 Amelie Mauresmo. The 18-year-old lost 7-5, 6-2 in a fourth round match that lasted 82 minutes.
"I don't think I played a great match today," said Ana, who had won her last two matches agaunst Mauresmo. "At times I think my forehand worked really well but I didn't serve good and I made some mistakes on the important points."
Ana is through to the quarter-finals of the Nasdaq-100 Open women's doubles competition. She teamed up with Sania Mirza to beat Czech Kveta Peschke and Italian Francesca Schiavone 6-1, 6-3.
Taking to the court just over an hour after she had played her fourth round singles match (click here for report), Ana and her Indian partner were always in control of the tie. Ana held all of her five service games.
After losing narrowly to world No.8 Elena Dementieva in Indian Wells last week, Ana said she wanted to play another top player at the Nasdaq-100 Open. "Hopefully I will get a chance to play another of the best players in Miami," she wrote in her diary. Sure enough, Ana will face the best of them all, world No.1 Amelie Mauresmo, in the fourth round today after the Frenchwoman beat Marion Bartoli 6-4, 6-0.
Ana teamed up with Sania Mirza to record her second win of the day at the Nasdaq-100 Open. The teenagers beat the Italian pairing of Tathiana Garbin and Maria Elena Camerin 6-3, 6-4 to advance to the second round of the women's doubles.
It was a most unusual start to Ana's partnership with Mirza: the match was originally scheduled to take place on Court Seven but Camerin was involved in singles (she lost to Maria Sharapova) so late that, once she had rested, it was too dark to begin the match on a court without floodlights.
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If you were asked to sum up your life's work, right now with one sentence, what would that sentence say?
So often we are so "busy" with all we believe we have to do and yet we miss the big picture, Without attachment, what is the one sentence you want to share about your life experience.
Mine would be, "remember to be kind to yourself and laugh every day."
Jul 16 2013: Tried tp help N O O N E noticed.
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Jul 16 2013: Oh, George, in many things you do, I am sure many people notice and appreciate. Some people just don't communicate well in that way.
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Jul 17 2013: Thank you Fritzie!Jul 17 2013: Tried to help. No one noticed. But I still kept trying.
Jul 18 2013: Thank you we should all keep trying.
Jul 18 2013: Most days I think I'd have done better if I'd quit & gone on to do something else instead. But that doesn't sound as good for general consumption on TED!Jul 19 2013: Sad to say this often seems true.Jul 16 2013: I'm not totally useless, I can be used as a bad example.
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Jul 17 2013: "Mulligan!"
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Jul 17 2013: She never stopped talking to strangers, and learning about their lives.Jul 17 2013: I yearned for knowledge, only to find out that I could not understand it all.Jul 16 2013: Define a simply philosophy which will illuminate an entire new world of positive choices.Jul 16 2013: to be continued.
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Rhona Pavis
Jul 16 2013: My life's work is to elevate the joy level of the population.Jul 16 2013: I never regret to being a teacher.
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Mike Colera
Jul 16 2013: I did it and doing it my way.Jul 16 2013: Ain't done yet.
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Daniel Early
Jul 29 2013: Just be.Jul 26 2013: Everything and nothing:>)
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Jul 17 2013: C'est la vie; no one really knows what its there for, but try to make the most of it anyway.
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I've long ago decided that I haven't a clue what the big picture really is, and that no one else really knows either (though a lot of them think they do).
bart hsi
Jul 17 2013: Study, learn, and use what I have learned whenever possible, in all my life.Jul 17 2013: God decides to display his splendor in this.Jul 17 2013: Love this curiosity, what a great quality!Jul 16 2013: I have yet to work.Jul 16 2013: All the way to heaven, is heaven.
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Keep our DNA alive.
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Jul 15 2013: Mine might be "Make the world a better place." I really like yours, though, teresa, because it's more accepting. Do you think mine is wrong since it's not as accepting?
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Jul 16 2013: Greg, I am not here to judge you, I accept and honor you for your courage to reply.
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Jul 15 2013: sounds like a life's philosophy not a life's workJul 15 2013: Wayne, thank you for your response, my example was just that mine, perhaps my life's work is of a more philosophic nature.
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From my experience there is is much judgment on Ted, what is this about?
I chose to live in self acceptance and not self improvement.


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In Annapolis, Democrats and the media are exchanging high-fives and chest bumps over the raft of far-left legislation passed by this year's General Assembly. Born-again Progressive Mike Miller, the Senate president, is calling it "The Age of Aquarius." Others call it Sodom and Gomorrah.
But this year's session is merely the capstone to seven years under the O'Malley administration. Seen as a continuum, the breadth of "progressive" legislation is truly stunning:
Gay marriage, death-penalty repeal, strict gun control, medical marijuana, in-state tuition and driver's licenses for illegals, septic-tank ban and state control of local land use, offshore windmill farms (but a de facto ban on natural-gas fracking and exporting), felons' voting rights and permission to work at casinos, teachers' mandatory union dues, relaxing election laws including Election Day registration and online absentee ballots, and Obamacare exchanges and taxes.
But several of the most ballyhooed liberal "wins" are merely symbolic gestures.
Maryland hasn't had a death penalty since 2006, when the courts struck down the lethal-injection protocol, which O'Malley and Democratic lawmakers never subsequently rectified.
Then, in 2009, the legislature gutted Maryland's capital-punishment statute by imposing a near impossible evidence standard. So, this year's repeal simply conforms the law to political reality.
Likewise, O'Malley's offshore renewable energy windmills bill is so watered down, it's financially impractical. The bill's main purpose is to boost O'Malley's presidential bid by burnishing his environmental résumé.
Nor is Maryland likely to become a medical marijuana venue. Doc pot distribution is limited to major hospitals, which will be reluctant to risk their federal funding by violating the federal ban against marijuana.
Maryland's new gun-control law is a cultural victory for non-gun owners against gun owners, but it won't save one life or take one gun out of the hands of one criminal. Instead, illegal firearms, like illegal drugs, will simply become more expensive.
Liberals are fond of proclaiming that they are "on the right side of history." But most of this year's legislation is the product of old-fashioned political deals and payoffs, not idealism.
The biggest reason so many liberal agenda items passed this year is that Senate President Mike Miller finally got his gambling expansion. Last year, Miller held the state budget hostage and sent the Assembly into special sessions when his casinos and table games bill died in the House. O'Malley got behind Miller's gambling bill after Miller threatened him that, otherwise, he'd trash the last two years of O'Malley's term (and his presidential ambitions).
Once gambling expansion become law, Miller released O'Malley's windmills bills, death penalty repeal, etc., although it involved switching senators between various committees and adding minority business set-asides to the windmills bill to buy off the Black Caucus.
Likewise, the gas-tax bill only passed because legislative leaders paid off Baltimore city with massive state funding for school construction and Prince George's County with more education and hospital state aid. So much for "the right side of history."
One statehouse curiosity is that the Senate, once the more conservative (less liberal?) chamber, is now more liberal than the House. That's because Democrats gained two Senate seats but lost six House seats in the 2010 elections.
As a result, leftist bills that flew out of the Senate (gay marriage, gun control, gas tax, gambling expansion, decriminalizing pot) got bogged down in the House. Meanwhile, in the Senate (where 24 votes is a majority), the $10 minimum wage (25 sponsors) and the transgender rights (23 sponsors) bills are pending. And a bill forcing apartment owners to accept Section 8 voucher tenants only lost by one Senate vote.
Miller, who once dictated to the Senate, is now being dictated to by a coalition of blacks and white liberals. So Miller, whose sole concern is retaining his presidency, is throwing in with the lefties before they dump him for one of their own.
But the most profound moment of this year's session was when an amendment to the death-penalty repeal bill was offered, preserving capital punishment solely for mass murderers of school children. Liberal lawmakers killed the amendment. Conclusion: compassion for mass murderers while we fingerprint law-abiding gun owners.
You have to go back 100 years in Maryland history to the so-called "Progressive Era" to find an equivalent to today's "O'Malley Era."
But there's one big difference: The Progressive Era reformers wrested control from the railroads, coal companies, utilities and political machine to better the lives of working people by improving working conditions, public education, elections and legislative ethics.
Today's "progressives" are, instead, championing big government and the Democratic Party. Under O'Malley, they've increased 37 different taxes and fees, adding $3.1 billion a year to Marylanders' tax burden. And almost all of it (sales tax, gas tax, tolls) is a regressive hit on working families, the folks the liberals claim to care about.
Likewise, legalizing slots and casinos is a shameful pestilence on vulnerable Marylanders that would make yesterday's progressives cringe. But huge new tax and gambling revenues are the fuel that grows state government, which is what today's liberals are really all about.
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I went to an oldies concert a few years ago where the headline performer was Domingo Samudio. Name doesn't sound familiar? Maybe you would recognize him dressed as a sheik singing "Wooly Bully" or "Li'l Red Riding Hood." Yes, Mr. Samudio is none other than Sam the Sham.
Even more entertaining than his music were his ramblings on growing old. No longer is he trooping around the country with a caravan of Pharaohs. There comes a time in every man's life, he says, when you have to ditch the dancing girls and camels. His basic premise was, "Old age is not for wimps."
Lack of dancing girls not withstanding, I really don't think getting older is all that tough.
For one thing, my reflexes are getting better. When telemarketers call, I am now able to slam the phone down somewhere between "Please don't ..." and "... hang up." Reaction time must have some connection to hunger because it seems the closer I am to sitting down to dinner, the quicker they get.
Another big advantage of being on this Earth for such a long time is I remember television shows where the characters weren't all young, dumb and whiny. Thank goodness for '70s and '80s TV sitcoms with mature actors and actual storylines in them. "Modern Family" aside, it is unlikely young people these days will ever see new shows with writing and characters as memorable as those found in classic comedies.
Jim Ignatowski of "Taxi" asking, "What does a yellow light mean?" is as timeless as Abbott & Costello's "Who's on First" routine. Then there's Louie De Palma's response to a woman telling him she had to break a date with Alex Rieger because she had a 104-degree temperature and projectile vomiting: "He's had worse dates!"
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Despite the fact he is a middle-aged man, Gianni lives in an old house in the center of Rome with his mother, a woman of faded nobility who tyrannizes him and leaves him only enough free time to go to the tavern. On the eve of the Feast of the Assumption holiday, the apartment block manager--aware of Gianni's enforced "captivity"--suggests he look after his own mother for a couple of days, in return for the waiver of all the unpaid utility bills. When he turns up at his house also accompanied by his old aunt, Gianni feels rather ill. He therefore pays a visit to his doctor friend for a check-up, but even the latter leaves his old mother in Gianni's care for the Feast of the Assumption.
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text: Well lets look at it from a scientific point of view, one of the laws is that matter can not be created or destroyed just change in states. So if this law is true how was the universe created? They say a body of mass exploded creating what we know as the Big Bang theory. Some people believe this now if matter can not be created or destroyed how did the mass or matter get there in the first place? If there was no univer if there was nothing how did that come to be? What out of no where mass or matter came then explodes. Makes no sense now does it. Any ways lets say this body of mass did some how magically appeared there even though that goes against one of the laws themselves let's look at another law. An object (or mass or matter) stays at rest until acted on by another force. Ok let's say this mass is there what other force acted apon it to make it explode? If that is the only matter? So your going to tell me this matter is just there no explanation how it got there even though science itself saids it can't happen and it blows itself up? Not only the matter created itself but it made itself unstable and acted upon itself? Even issac newton we all know him as one of the best scientist believed in a God. And if people believe that ghost and spirits and things like that are real why is the fact that a God is real so far out of the question? And the fact that you could be created by one so out of the question?


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There were no headlines or breaking news stories announcing the loss of Martha Freygang on Feb. 27. Although she was not famous outside her circle of family and friends, she made a lasting impact on countless lives.
Martha and her husband, Richard, celebrated their 60-year wedding anniversary in October, 2012. Together, they raised 10 children and by example taught them to be faithful to God, gracious, hard-working, independent and healthy.
Martha's occupation was a registered nurse, and her priority was her faith and family.
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The conventional wisdom of demographers is fundamentally flawed.
In the conversation "Why do so many think that population growth is an important issue for the environment? Don't they know the facts of demographics?" Hans Rosling uses the "facts" of demography to argue we don't have to worry about population growth. Demographers have fundamental flaws in their thinking. In short, they are dead wrong.
Consider a belief that has these 2 characteristics: 1) believers average more than 2 children, and 2) they successfully pass along that belief to the next generation to at an average of at least 2 of those children. This belief will overpopulate the planet. Imagine that 99% of the population are non-believers, and 1% are believers. It would take many generations for the believers to rise to sufficient numbers so that demographers would notice them, but in the end, the birth rate will be determined by the believers.
This logic shows us flaws in the data collection and interpretation techniques that demographers use. Demographers must prove that these belief characteristics cannot exist if there is any hope that the downward trend of birth rates will continue and stay at or below an average of 2 children.
Their sampling techniques filter out beliefs that are passed to the next generation. This error means that if demographers tried to find groups that have beliefs that are not behaving according to the demographic transition predictions, they won't find them in their data.
Demographers use extrapolation techniques to predict future birth rates, but the logic dictates that they must find groups that are averaging the most children, and monitor their growth.
Apr 23 2012: I think you make a good point.
What you're saying is that while it may be true that "on average" people tend to have less children as they get more affluent, it doesn't mean that the population will eventually peak or even slow down.
This is because it only takes one subgroup to buck the "average" behaviour and continue to keep having lots of children even as they grow more affluent and eventually that subgroup will become a majority, and then the "average" behaviour will be to have more children even if affluence increases.
I think you've identified a fatal flaw. Well done.
Apr 23 2012: Yes, that is a correct interpretation of what I am trying to convey.
I will add that I also reject the demographers conclusion that affluence causes a lower birth rate. I agree it seems to correlate to it, but correlation is not a mechanism. We certainly know one mechanism, and that mechanism is opposite of their correlation findings. Averaging more than two children causes our numbers to attempt to grow to infinity, and nature can only stop that growth by killing children. That is poverty. Averaging more then two, eventually causes poverty.
Oh, and another thing. I will not say that the population will not eventually peak. It will peak regardless of how we behave. That is the nasty reality of being on a finite planet. Please also see http://www.ted.com/conversations/10955/the_conventional_wisdom_of_dem.html (oops, that is this conversation. I meant http://www.ted.com/conversations/10956/humans_have_almost_always_been.html).
Apr 26 2012: If I was to try and boil your hypothesis down to a lamens comedy routine.
Basically, smart people stopped having random reproductive sex, and started family planning, about 50 years ago... So, while it has seemed like the population was leveling out and getting smarter... Underneath it all... Stupid people, who had previously been on the decline, were just bangin away, and indoctrinating their children with nonsense.
Now... The population didn't rise as fast as expected, but a whole bunch of smart people, have been repopulated by stupid people... and now our population is going to explode, with no one left who knows enough science to save us?
Poetic isn't it?
John Taves
Apr 27 2012: I enjoy the humor. But I cannot help pointing out a flaw... I just can't hold back.
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Assuming the stupid smart thing is humor, then the flaw is to assume that the population will rise. If we average more than 2, we attempt to grow the population exponentially. Whether it grows or not is determined by the capacity of the environment to provide for the increase. We certainly might be able to be more efficient at getting our sustenance, but given that the planet is finite, we cannot be infinitely efficient, and thus there is a limit.
This is not some minor point. The UN estimates for future populations predict a peak of maybe 9 billion. Many people mistakenly use this as some sort of proof that there is no long term population problem. The fact that the population will peak is not news worthy. It must peak given that this planet is finite. Will it peak because we comprehend we must manage the birth side of the equation so that the death side is not forced to stop the growth?Apr 27 2012: Oh... I think we're going to get to 12 or 13 billion before we reallize that 10 was unsustainable, as people who've been living exclusively on corn syrup start dropping dead at 25. I don't think we're going to hit the peak because we saw it coming and reacted, certainly the believers, who are in the vast majority won't... they don't believe in reacting to stimulus, they don't believe in facts, or numbers, or experiments. They believe that god created humanity, and loves us more than anything else, so we should just have faith in him, and everything will be alright.
It's not just stupid, it's actually willful ignorance, it's intentional... it's evil. They want to believe that everything they do is right, no matter how horrible the consequences of their actions are, it's psychopathic behavior, but non believers / smart people... aren't calling them out for it. We believe in post modernism, and moral relativism now, so everyone has a right to believe whatever they want, no matter how destructive it is.
Anyone else reminded of the old expression "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled, was convincing the world he didn't exist". If there is any group of organizations, that is constantly intentionally manipulating children into a violent and unsustainable life, it's the various modern religious organizations... Yet we constantly tell ourselves "but they're mostly nice people, and they mean well"... Thus, in terms of sexual selection... They're kicking our ass, and now they run the show again.
With them running the show there is absolutely no hope for humanity to move below 2 children per family... So... I would argue, that we're definately going to kill each other over resources, rather than peaking by choice, specifically because, we believe in love, god, and faith. The irony is delicious. Things are funny when they're true.
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Apr 28 2012: I certainly agree that as the number of believers grows, it gets harder and harder to stop it. I am hoping to find people that comprehend that the only solution to prevent these beliefs is universal knowledge that a belief with these characteristics is morally wrong.
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However, note that in your writing you do not seem to use the same definition of believer that I defined above. Yours use of the word "believer" seems to cast a wider net. I want to make it clear that I do not intend to agree with that. I am sticking to the definition I provided and will not include smart/stupid, this religion or that religion.May 5 2012: Just so you know, I didn't actually mean to suggest that people who believe in religion, are all stupid, or all reproducing in unsustainable numbers. When I joked about believers in this context, being stupid, I meant people who take their religious beliefs, like "go forth and multiply", so seriously, that they don't care if the belief is sustainable. They are a part of the wider net though, and I think the secular world, and other believers, need to call them on it.
May 7 2012: That was the clarification I was hoping you would make. It is excellent, thanks.
I agree that everyone needs to understand it is wrong to average more than 2 children.
Just to be clear, "everyone" is the same set of humans that understands murder is wrong.May 8 2012: But demographers have never said that their projections are 100% accurate. That's not needed either.
Stating that because 1% of a population of 7 billion may have a birth rate that deviates from projections, and that this is a huge problem for demography -- that's really a silly topic.
Demographers have been mostly right about population trends. I don't see any reason why their sophisticated statistical techniques would suddenly become invalid because of some strange, opaque little theory about "1% believers".
I still don't get the point. I'll just continue to read demographers' projections and take them as they are: projections with a high degree of certainty.
I see a bit of a similarity between what the Climate Change community does: nobody can predict the future, but they can, with varying degrees of certainty, project what will happen. And they come to a consensus, offering a rather clear picture of the trends and threats.
Demography is not calculating the elliptical track of a planet. It doesn't have to be. It's a ridiculous comparison.
May 9 2012: If an astronomer used the projection technique from the perspective that the Earth is the center of all orbits to predict where stars and planets will be, they would be totally capable of positioning a 100x telescope to track anything in the sky for the next several hours. They would be useless for anything more significant, like for example putting a person on the moon, or finding large objects on a collision course with Earth.
Demographers are in an analogous situation. Their failure to comprehend the concept I describe here, has led to the conclusion that we only need to improve women's education and rights, and ensure access to birth control. The conclusion is that if we do that, the total fertility rate will come down and we will not suffer deaths due to over breeding (listen to the 2 TED talks referenced above). I totally agree that we need to do these things. The logic shown in this topic dictates that those actions are not sufficient to ensure we end deaths due to over breeding.
In order to end deaths due to over breeding we must all comprehend that a belief with these characteristics is morally wrong, because that is the only way to ensure a belief with these characteristics cannot happen.
It seems you missed this concept: "I have the right to have as many children as I want" is a belief that has these two conditions and nearly 100% of humans have this belief. I agree that this is a strange opaque theory, but only because you and many others are actively refusing to comprehend it. It is not about 1% believers, it is about 99.99999% of believers. 1% was simply an example number.May 2 2012: I don't really understand what John Taves is saying.
Demographers not only rely on abstract projections. They rely on hard data. Every 10 years or so, states count their population. Recently they did a massive census in India. Most countries have decadal censuses. Compare these data every 10 years and you have a trend, on which you can base a projection. Demographers fine-tune their projections based on new data and trends. They've been doing this for decades.
When it comes to the idea of the "99% non-believers and the 1% believers", I don't see the point either: if we go from 9.5 billion in say the year 2075 to 6 billion in the year 2150, and then "the believers" pop-up and add a billion people in the year 2200, - then what's the big deal? By then we'll have plenty of technologies to cope with 7 billion people.
Demography is sound: look at data, then compare and project. But again, maybe I simply haven't understood what the author is trying to say.
PS: by the way, the demographic transition is not a "belief", it's a social phenomenon that simply happens. As people get wealthier and migrate to cities, their fertility rate drops - universally, everywhere. It's not belief, it's the logic of social and economic relations.
May 7 2012: If I watch stars moving in the night, I can spot a trend and make a projection. The planet moves n degrees in m minutes. I can project the position of the stars and planets using this technique. The accuracy depends on the goal. If you want to use the stars for navigation, it stinks. If you want to know where to look for Jupiter in a few hours, it is fine. You can improve the projection by fine-tuning based on the new data and trends. Almost everyone will ignore the point about the required accuracy and tell you that this technique is junk. The logic of this topic shows us that the projection techniques demographers use for predicting birth rates, is junk.
As evidenced by the following points, you've shown that at least for you, the demographic transition is a belief.
1) You demonstrated, by using the concept I showed above, that the demographic transition theory cannot predict birth rates in 2200. Yet, you do not conclude it is junk.
2) Stopping at the year 2200 and using 99% is not proof there is no problem. It illustrates nothing. The correct logic to project this to forever, and recognize that a belief with these two characteristics is morally wrong. (note: that "I have the right to have as many children as I want" is a belief that has these two conditions and it has near 0% non-believers).
3) You assumed that we will have plenty of technologies to cope with 7 billion in 2200. This is not a logical assumption. Humans have discovered wind, water, coal, oil, uranium through history as cheaper and cheaper sources of energy. Most people make the mistake of projecting this sequence into the future. This is, to put it bluntly, an idiotic projection. Each time we discover an energy source, like say oil, there is one less energy source to discover. I am not saying that we will not be able to cope with 7 billion, but I certainly will not assume it. Oil runs out.
Using the projection technique so badly is justifying a belief. This is not science.
May 9 2012: 1) That's an odd interpretation of what he said.
2) It is in no way logical to attempt to project the hypothetical "to forever." It's almost like you want a demographer to look through some crystal ball.
3) You made the claim "Demographers...are dead wrong." and have made other strong claims throughout the thread. And all this is based on a hypothetical situation which in turn is founded on the assumption of a belief that is on no way supported by observation in the real world. But when an opposing point is made, you point out assumptions and "certainly will not assume it", even though it is actually supported by the observation of what is an amazing rate of advancement over the past 100 years? That is, to put it bluntly, an obscene double standard.
If you are referring to this thread, then I agree that this is not science.
May 9 2012: Re. #1, this is not specific so I cannot respond.
Re. #2, by projecting this hypothetical forward we learn what we must not do. Humans must not have a belief with these characteristics. We also learn that a projection of future birth rates that does not factor in this concept is mathematically wrong. The last paragraph I wrote in the topic could be interpreted as a demand that demographers look through some crystal ball. I intended it to say that if demographers want to predict future birth rates they must deal with this concept.
Re #3. The belief "I have the right to have as many children as I want" is nearly universal. It certainly satisfies the second condition; it is passed along to the next generation flawlessly. The set of humans that have this belief have never averaged less than 2, thus this belief satisfies both conditions. In short "no way supported by observation" is a bad observation. Before we observe data we must first observe logic.May 9 2012: I do not see the double standard you are describing. You will need to point out any assumptions that I have made that are not logically correct. I have pointed out assumptions, and interpretations of observations, that do not make sense.
I suspect you are misinterpreting the concept that this topic describes. It does not state that these beliefs do exist, however, the belief "I have the right to have as many children as I want" does have these 2 characteristics. It does not state that these beliefs will always exist, or must always exist. It makes no predictions of the future.
Notice that the statement "a belief with these 2 characteristics will overpopulate the planet" does not predict the future. Similarly, "If I point this loaded gun at this child's head, and pull the trigger, the child will die" does not predict whether the gun will be fired, but the statement is totally accurate. The statement tells us what we must not do.Apr 30 2012: 'Believers' - it would be beneficial if there were a definition of what is meant by this term. My first thought was that it could refer to religious beliefs, but I have reread several times and sense that it is meaning belief in bearing large families;
My husband and I have a large family, and that choice was made for personal reasons, but not due to religious beliefs. We have always been concerned with the global aspect of the environment and personal consumption of resources. Our family lived minimally. We never were large scale consumers. I'd actually propose that our large family consumed less than a family of 2 or 3 children where there may have been more income available for such things. Also, not one of our children wants to have a large family. So the 'characteristic' presented, in this instance, does not fit.
In countries such as Mexico, women bear multiple children for religious reasons. A woman's status in this particular culture is raised when she has a large family. Also, machismo plays a role in the family culture. Changing this deeply embedded belief would be a cultural revolution. I agree that demographers need to focus on these cultural groups mindsets and trends in order to have a true predictor of future birth rates.
I have twin daughters (20) who are currently using birth control. But for completely different reasons. Melinda Gates addressed valid concerns which need to be addressed globally. A woman's personal reasons for using birth control should never be the issue. Access is the issue.
Apr 30 2012: In this context, a believer is someone who has a belief that has the 2 characteristics described above. The particular belief does not matter, as long as it has those 2 characteristics we humans have a problem.
For example, consider the belief "It is OK to have as many children as I want". If people that have this belief average more than 2 children, and pass this belief along to the next generation to an average of more than 2 children, then humans will suffer overpopulation.
I assume it was not lost on this audience, and you, that you and almost everyone else on this planet believes "it is OK to have as many children as I want". Clearly it is passed along to every child. It does not matter if the belief is passed along by direct teaching, or passively like this one has been. This means that it has the 2nd characteristic. It also has the 1st characteristic too, because humans have always averaged more than 2.
Demographers will point out that the birth rate is coming down, which is to say that they belief that this particular belief will not have the first characteristic someday. Unfortunately, they do not have proof that this will happen. They have a correlation that suggests it might happen. Even if the belief "I have the right to have as many children as I want" does indeed manage to lose the first characteristic someday, nothing stops a different belief from having those 2 characteristics.
I agree that Melinda Gates brought up some very good issues. Access to birth control is certainly a requirement, but this logic points out that access is not sufficient.
Notice that your own logic is the same as demographers. You pointed out how you had a lot (in the past) and your children will not (the future), but there is no guarantee commensurate with the potential harm. You also used "large" instead of "greater than 2". 2 is a magic number in this topic. It cannot be replaced with "large" and "small". Demographer make both of these mistakes.Apr 24 2012: I would not be surprised if rather a lot of demographers do consider these sorts of things. It was probably a demographer who raised this issue in the first place. I didn't know demographers had 'conventional wisdom'; I thought they had statistics and hypotheses. We don't need demographers here anyway; the message is simple: all should have this freedom that I personally enjoy. I found this very interesting but I was waiting to see how you tied demography in with the actual topic, the argument presented. How is it you are saying the demography is at fault here? How is demography even pertinent, except if we want to quibble about a zero here or there? All we have to know - and we can see without graphs and tables - is that the many are for whatever reason wrongly denied what we take positively for granted. End of debate, demographers sorry for your time, refunds at the door.
Apr 25 2012: Demographers are at fault because they are the scientists that make the forecasts on birth rates. I have been unable to find any scientists that comprehend what I wrote and have found no evidence that they are doing anything but a pathetic extrapolation of birth rates. They sample and average birth rates, which is fundamentally flawed as shown above.
A belief with these characteristics would be dreadful. We must not let this happen, and there have been zero demographers speaking out about ways to ensure this cannot happen.
I do not understand your other comments. What freedom are you talking about? What does "all we have to know...." mean?Apr 22 2012: Do you have a specific example of an error by demographers? How are they "dead wrong"?
Apr 23 2012: I reread my original posting, and it seems to me that I did provide an example.
Apr 26 2012: I reread your original post and it seems to me that you pawn off hypotheticals as examples. Also, your conclusion in the hypothetical is unfounded, confusing totals with ratios.
You claim demographers are dead wrong. If they are dead wrong then a clear-cut example should be easy for you to come up with. Not some what-if scenario, but an actual claim made by demographers which you show to be wrong, or at least biased due to an obvious confounding factor.
Apr 27 2012: I don't follow your hypothetical example complaint. Please be specific.
I thought that "Demographers use extrapolation techniques to predict future birth rates, but the logic dictates that they must find groups that are averaging the most children, and monitor their growth." is a clear-cut example. I have not been able to find any articles that state that some group has a belief with the two characteristics described above, or an article that proves it cannot exist.
Hans Rosling's TED Talk referenced above, shows the audience how birth rates have come down as wealth has risen. This theory, the demographic transition theory, depends on extrapolation and totally ignores the possibility that this topic brings up.
This concept is simply absent in demography. That makes their conclusions dead wrong.
I would be thrilled to find a demographer that comprehends this concept. Please introduce me to them.Apr 27 2012: I might have misread your example. I took the belief to be arbitrary with the assumed >2 birth rates to imply the spread of the belief. In this case, non-belief could have a higher birth rate which pushes a faster spread of non-belief. However, after re-reading the example a few times, I now think that you are defining the belief itself as the desire for >2 children. Is this correct? If so, then yes, the belief would spread in both total and ratio, hence population increase.
I am not sure that this aspect is not already considered though. At least, it seems quite doable to include this aspect. There is an inverse relation between birth rate and education. It is hard to expect education to decrease when it is becoming more available. Similar information could also be used to gain an idea of the local/global change in the birth rate, i.e. is it accelerating or decelerating, and do other factors aid in predicting a deceleration of the birth rate?
I can't speak on whether the demographers are considering said factors, but I do agree that they should, and I have also seen many flawed approaches supported by nothing more than "I passed stats in college!!"
Apr 27 2012: I think I see your initial confusion. It seems you get it now.
Generally I think of these beliefs as having a blatant "god wants you to have more children" message in it, however, ultimately the message does not matter. If the effect of the message results in those two conditions, then this belief will overpopulate the planet. I agree that people with no beliefs in the birth related area could average more and do a better job of overpopulating.
Demographers have concluded that we are not going to overpopulate the planet. When education, wealth, and women's rights exist, they see that birth rates drop. They take that correlation and conclude there is a mechanism that causes this drop. Their solution for high birth rates is to ensure we all have a good education and wealth and can freely choose how many children we want. (see the two TED talks).
If I stated that the demographic transition theory is bogus because it is only a correlation, thus nothing ensures we will average less than two, demographers would point me to their pile of data that "proves" we do average less than two when their their variables are present. I won't make a dent in their thinking. This topic's logic shows where their logic is flawed, their extrapolation techniques are bogus, and directs them to change their data collection and data interpretation techniques.
But, more importantly, I see no way to prove that a belief with these conditions cannot exist. I also see no great way to hunt down all those that have these beliefs and track their growth. If you think about how to prevent these beliefs, I am hoping you and everyone else that comes in contact with it, will conclude that the only way to prevent these beliefs, is with universal understanding that beliefs like that are immoral.
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6 tablespoons
butter, divided
skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
fresh poblano peppers, seeded and sliced into strips
fresh jalapeno peppers, seeded and diced
2 cloves
garlic, chopped
lime, halved
1/4 cup
all-purpose flour
1 pint
1 bunch
fresh cilantro, chopped
1 (8 ounce) package
fresh mushrooms, sliced
2 ounces
sour cream
12 (6 inch)
corn tortillas
4 cups
shredded mozzarella cheese
I took the advice of others and altered this recipe slightly. So... I seasoned the chicken with fajita spice (made the mistake of not adding salt - the chicken really needs 1/2 tsp salt). I was worried that the peppers would make it too hot (used 1/2 the amount) - next time I would use all the peppers. I roasted and peeled the poblano peppers - before adding them - they added incredible flavor. I used jalapeno jack and cheddar cheese - and reduced the amount by half. Since I left out 1/2 the cheese the result was bordering on being dry. Next time I would increase the amount of sauce. The sauce was great with that hint of lime, but it needed 1/2 tsp of salt too. (Maybe reducing the cheese makes this recipe in need of salt?) The mushrooms didn't add much and I don't really think of them as fitting in a Mexican style dish - I'd leave them out next time. Lastly, for ease of serving I cut the tortillas into squares and lined the pan. Dad and 2 kids gave thumbs up, and ate it with green tomatillos sauce.
I've learned a couple of things, while making this recipe, that I'll do differently next time. First, I'll roast and peel the Poblanos before slicing them. Second, I'll shred the chicken as I'd like a more authentic texture. It's very rare that I prepare a recipe as written, and I did feel it was lacking a certain flavor, maybe I'll discover it next time around.
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My family LOVES this recipe, including my Grandpa-in-law who doesn't like anything new! I've made this many times for company and friends and have always gotten requests for the recipe. I do put in more poblanos (4-6), doubled the sauce, used 1/2 bunch cilantro, skipped the mushrooms since I don't like them, and added salt. I have made this with both flour and corn tortillas and prefer the corn with this recipe. Hope this helps. Enjoy.
This was pretty good. I used half the cilantro and the flavor was good... if I had used it all I think it would have been too overpowering. I also added onions to the mix - but onions go into everything I cook. My husband liked it also, so we will probably be making it again. I will probably add some more half and half to the sauce - it was really thick - but still tasted yummy.
I personally loved it, while once I added some salt and twicked it. I cubed the chicken before cooking and added about 1/4 cup of chopped onion to the chicken mixture. I also diced the tortillas up like I do for King Ranch chicken. I used an additional chicken breast too. I reduced the jalepeno peppers to 2 since they were huge. Used low-fat cheeses, butter and sour cream.
My picky brother did not like it. Not for picky eaters. My favorite ingrediants are chicken, mushrooms, pepppers; so I love this recipe.
Oh yeah I also changed the cheese to cheddar/monterray jack blend.
This was a great dish. I halved the recipe for my husband and I. I used flour tortillas because I really don't like corn tortillas. I had to season the chicken a little. I used cumin and garlic powder. I added half a jar of salsa verde to the chicken and peppers. I didn't add the mushrooms - they didn't really seem like they belonged. I only used half a bunch of cilantro and I'm glad I did. It added great flavor to the sauce, but it was a little overpowering. Next time I will double the sauce to put it in both layers, but still only use half the cilantro. Don't be afraid to use all the peppers. I like spicy food and was afraid it would be too spicy, but it wasn't. We'll definitely make it again.
i made this for our christmas party...wasn't very impressive...lacked a lot of flavor and was a little on the slimy side...won't make again, sorry
Totally disapointing. With all those peppers I was expecting more of a punch with the chicken, but it was quite bland. The sauce was not that flavorful either. I am not a star chef so I am not sure what it needs, but it sure needs a pick me up. Mu husband said it wasn't that bad, but then proceeded to cover his plate in Tapatio. We will finish the leftovers, but I'll probably never see this one on my table again.
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Saturday, February 07, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 7, 2004) - The East Tennessee State University men's basketball team overcame a poor shooting effort at the foul line and held off a late charge from Appalachian State, as the Buccaneers improved to a perfect 11-0 in Southern Conference play with a 66-63 win over the Mountaineers Saturday in front of 7,049 fans at Memorial Center. With the win, the Buccaneers improve to 19-4 overall, 11-0 in league play, while Appalachian State drops to 8-15, 3-7. The Bucs, who led by as many as 16 in the second half, went cold from the foul line late in the game and finished just 19-of-34 from the charity stripe (56 percent). In that time, the Mountaineers managed to take a 61-45 game and make it 66-63 with a 3-pointer by D.J. Thompson at the buzzer. "Maybe it wasn't our best performance of the year, but at this time of the season a win is a win is a win," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. "I was really concerned at halftime, but our guys really came out and played a solid first 10 minutes of the second half. That was the key and really that's where we won the game. "Obviously, we didn't shoot the ball well from the free throw line and we've got to do a better job there, but the bottom line is the bottom line - we're still 11-0 in conference play." The Mountaineers took the lead early in the first half when Noah Brown drained a 3-pointer to make it 13-10 with 15:54 left in the half. From there, Appalachian held the lead until the Bucs outscored ASU 14-9 in the final eight minutes of the first half and tied the score at 32-32 by the intermission. In the second half, the Bucs finally found their game, outscoring the Mountaineers 22-9 over the first 10 minutes to take a 54-38 lead with 10:06 left in the contest. While Appalachian scratched back at times, the Bucs still held a 16-point advantage at 61-45 with 6:36 remaining. However, from there the Mountaineers definitely made a game of things, outscoring the Bucs 18-5 the rest of the way. ASU was helped by the Bucs, who hit just 3-of-10 free throws during that stretch. For the game, ETSU had four players in double figures led by sophomore guard Tim Smith (Newport News, Va.) with 16 points. Along with Smith, fellow sophomore Ben Rhoda (Dayton, Ohio) finished with 14 points, while junior guard James Anthony (Tampa, Fla.) and senior forward Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.) collected 11 and 10 points, respectively. For the Mountaineers, Johnathan Mitchell scored a team-high 11 points, while Chris McFarland, D.J. Thompson and Noah Brown each netted 10 points apiece. The Bucs will return to action Monday night at Chattanooga, with the tip scheduled for 7 p.m. Appalachian State also returns to play on Monday, when the Mountaineers travel to Charleston, S.C., to face the College of Charleston Cougars at 7 p.m.


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Police and firefighters responded at about 1:09 a.m. Wednesday to the 3900 block of Newport Avenue after receiving reports of a loud explosion and a car smoking in the parking lot of an apartment complex, said police spokeswoman Officer Raquel Foster.
First responders found a 1999 Buick Regal – completely destroyed – in the parking lot, Foster said in a statement. Investigators said the blast was powerful enough to blow out the windows of a nearby apartment and send parts of the car to the top of a two-story building.
"What's disturbing about the incident is just how extensive the blast was," Foster said.
Officers with the Fort Wayne Police Department's bomb squad and agents with the Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives bureau determined an improvised explosive device – or IED – caused the blast, Foster said.
While Foster would not discuss the details of the bomb, she said investigators determined it was made with common items that could be found around the house. Police also believe someone planted the bomb with malicious intent – not just as a prank gone wrong – she said.
"We do believe there was intent to cause harm or cause damage," she said.
Investigators found the car's front windshield on the roof of a two story building and the rear windshield, among other debris, atop another building, Foster said.
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|High School:
|Farmington HS
2012: Running in all seven meets for the Lions as a true freshman, Hovis finished 61st at the MIAA Championships where she completed the 6k course in 24:39.88 helping the Lions win the conference championship...Finished 114th at the Central Regional Championships running the 6k course at 23:51.0...Ran at the NCAA Championships finishing 225th completing the 6k course in 24:08.2...Finished 34th at the Missouri S&T Jackling Jocks Invite running the 5k in 19:29.26...Finished 61st at the Southern Stampede helping the Lions finish third as a team.
Prior to Southern: A four-year letterwinner at Farmington HS, Jet was a 2011 all-conference, all-district runner...helped lead her high school team to a 2nd place finish at the state meet
Personal: Major at Southern is Biology...Daughter of Avery and Tammy Hovis...Born September 11, 1993...