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And Hope to Die (La course du lievre a travers les champs)
In this decidedly offbeat and rather arty crime drama, a French fugitive heads for Canada and ends up joining a gang of desperate criminals who have been plotting to kidnap a crimelord's retarded daughter. Things go well until she accidentally dies. Despite the unfortunate turn of events, the crooks decide to keep on as if things were fine. The English language version was retitled to And Hope To Die and cut to 95 minutes.~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
Cast: Jean-Louis Trintignant, Robert Ryan, Tisa Farrow, Emmanuelle Béart, Jean-Marie Lemieux, Jean Gaven
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Written by: Sébastien Japrisot
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Opens: Jan 01, 1972
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Recently I've been seeing a shitload of Spambot signups and actual spam postings on my Coopersguns BodyBuilding forums
phpBB 3 had a little spam hiatus whilst the spammers cracked the new captcha system, however it's obviously been well and truly broken now
I decided to clean the forums up and get rid of the spammers. I have employed 2 techniques:
- A phpBB3 mod called daroPL_AntiSpam
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If you want to copy & paste the following code snippets, hover over them and click the 'copy' button
1) Download akismet-php-curl-class
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3) Edit message_parser.php in the 'includes' folder and make the following changes:
if (!class_exists('bbcode')) { include($phpbb_root_path . 'includes/bbcode.' . $phpEx); }
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'TOO_FEW_CHARS' => 'Your message contains too few characters.',
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Translations: http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/8/8f/Finnishflag.png Finnish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/5/52/Frenchflag.png French, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/5/57/Polishflag.png Polish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/0/04/Danishflag.png Danish, http://www.beaverandsteve.com/wiki/images/7/79/Italianflag.gif Italian
Title: from bee-yond the grave
Date: February 9, 2007
Summary: Steve gets stung.
Onomatopoeias used: None
"Fin" style: On a bat, with the midsection of a bee.
Number of panels: 3
Panel 1
Steve: "Beaver! Beaver! I've been bitten by a vampire!"
Beaver: "Oh dear! Let me see!"
Panel 2
Steve turns around to show something which appears to be a sting on his leg.
Beaver: "Steve, that is a bee sting."
Steve: "So you mean I'm not going to turn into an undying servant of the night?"
Beaver: "No."
Panel 3
Steve surprises a bee dressed up as a vampire.
Steve: "You are such a liar!"
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Frank Ocean is fueling rumors that he is romantically involved with high-fashion model, Willy Cartier, after posting a snapshot of himself and Cartier embracing on his Instagram page.
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Lakeview Terrace
Drama, Suspense/Thriller
In "Lakeview Terrace," a young couple has just moved into their California dream home when they become the target of their next-door neighbor, who disapproves of their interracial relationship. A stern, single father, this tightly wound LAPD officer has appointed himself the watchdog of the neighborhood. His nightly foot patrols and overly watchful eyes bring comfort to some, but he becomes increasingly harassing to the newlyweds. These persistent intrusions into their lives ultimately turn tragic when the couple decides to fight back.
Cast: Samuel L. Jackson, Kerry Washington, Patrick Wilson, Jaishon Fisher, Regine Nehy
Produced by: John Cameron
Directed by: Neil LaBute
Written by: David Loughery, Howard Korder
Running time: 1hr 50min
Opens: Sep 19, 2008 Nationwide
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"This sauce came from a good friend's Italian mother-in-law. It is easy, and by far the best homemade sauce I know of. Great for both spaghetti and lasagna. Pssst...the secret is the sugar! Also, as I am now vegetarian, it tastes great with out the meat! Just substitute two tablespoons olive oil for the beef."
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1 (28 ounce) can
stewed tomatoes
1 (28 ounce) can
crushed tomatoes
1 pound
lean ground beef
yellow onions, chopped
green bell peppers, chopped
5 cloves
garlic, chopped
2 tablespoons
white sugar
1 tablespoon
dried basil
1/2 teaspoon
dried oregano
salt and pepper to taste
this sauce is sooo yummy, ive been making it for awhile already. But i decided to do it a little different this time. I browned the beef,onion,garlic, and pepper together, and threw all the ingredients together into the slowcooker. I used one can of crushed tomatoes, 1 can of diced italian tomatoes, and one can of tomato sauce. Let it slow cook on low for 5 hours, with a tad bit of water. Then tossed with pasta later and topped with parm cheese. It was sooo wonderful, when you let it cook on low for a long time the flavor is just wonderful!
My family has been making sauce like this for over a hundred years... sugar isn't exactly a great big secret. We also add just one carrot finely grated... and never, ever add oregano (too bitter)... sweet basil is IT for us, baby, but we do add parsley.. After we've browned the ground meat, pork neck bones, sausage, onion and garlic we then 'brown' one can of tomato paste before we add it to the gravy followed by a can of red wine (or water). As far as bell peppers...eh, we never use them in gravy.
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This is the best homemade sauce I have ever had! It is also much better than anything you can get in the store, but then again, it is homemade. I left out the green pepper, because I didnt have any on hand, and used only diced tomatoes, because once again, that was all I had. I also left out the sugar all together and added a can of tomato sauce (I dont care for the taste of tomato paste), 1/2 tsp red pepper flakes and a pinch of baking soda to take out some of the acidity, which ends up turning the acid to sugar and makes it taste a bit sweeter so it doesnt need the sugar after all! Wonderfull recipe. Thanks for sharing!
I made this last night to go along with baked ziti. It was delicious. Although I did make several changes. I used only 1 onion, 1 tsp. of brown sugar, 1 green bell pepper. I also added mushrooms along with 1 red & yellow bell pepper. I used 1/2 ground beef & 1/2 italian sausage & added a little bit of crushed red pepper. I let it simmer for about an hour & perfecto!! This is great to use as a base recipe. You can add or take away from based on your personal preferences. Thanks Sheri!!
I used this recipe for lasagna. It is delicious! I made the sauce in the slow cooker the night before and let it cook for 4 hours. I added one tablespoon of brown sugar as suggested by the other reviewers. I took leftovers to my parent and they asked for the recipe! Thanks for sharing a terrific sauce that is already added to my recipe binder!!!! I'm looking forward to making another batch to freeze so it will be ready whenever I need it. PS-I used 2 cans of tomato sauce and two cans of whole tomatoes blended them up together; omitted the green peppers.
Absolutely the best and easiest sauce I've ever tried. Like some previous reviewers, I cut the sugar in half and added a can of tomato paste. I also had to leave the bell peppers out because my husband doesn't like them (but I'll make it WITH them when he's out of town). Great sauce!! I loved it!
Yum! I made this for my husband's birthday dinner and he loved it. I will cut back on the sugar next time, it was a touch too sweet for me. I did add crushed red pepper to spice it up a bit and let it simmer for a couple of hours.
Very nice recipe. My secret weapon was a dash of cinnamon. Only a dash though!
I didn't blend the tomatoes together, but I did chop up the stewed tomatoes.
I added a tbsp. of white sugar, and dark brown sugar.
I also added tomato sauce (to taste). It needs salt and pepper for sure, and I added a few shakes of red pepper flakes.
It kept simmering and I kept adding more basil and oregano to taste. A bay leaf is nice too.
Will make again, and will tinker with it again!
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- Morganville, NJ
- United States
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Should Hospitals have the right to treat patients while ignoring their religious beliefs or general beliefs.
Lately, I have been reading a lot of stories of Hospitals treating very sick kids while ignoring their parents religious beliefs. Now the question I have to the TED community is do you think this is right? I believe that Hospitals should have the right to treat the sick while ignoring people's religious beliefs. Why you may ask? Because religion has not yet caught up to science. Why would anyone want to leave their life in the hands of religion which is not proven to save your life? Compared to medical treatments which are proven to give you a better chance of living. Now I am not here to offend anyone's views or beliefs I just wanted to get some feedback on this issue. My thinking is is that once my life is endangered religion is an afterthought. Thank you
Lejan .
Nov 26 2013: I think any adult has the right to renounce medical treatment out of religious believes, yet no right to transfer their beliefs on underage individuals under their responsibility.
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So the moment they endanger the life of others by their believes, not a hospital, yet society officials have not only the right but also the responsibility to take over from there to ensure the underage individuals to become at least adults themselves one day to get to decide on this matter in their behalf.
Dec 12 2013: So you would make all children wards of the state when it comes to medical care?
Be careful what you wish for...
Lejan .
Dec 12 2013: Whom would you rather wish to protect those children?
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Linda Taylor
Nov 26 2013: In the United States, children are considered 'property' of the parents. That means that children do not have any rights to decide on medical treatments until they reach the age of accountability which is typically around 18 years of age (in some circumstances the law requires 21 years of age).
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So if a healthcare provider wishes to provide medical treatment outside of the wishes of the parents, they must remove the children from the parents via the court system. The court would award a guardian who would then make decisions for the child. All this takes a lot of money and time but is very necessary when the life of the child is at stake. However, determining the whole "life is at stake" is also difficult to do.
So take this to the next level. What if it was your child and they had cancer. The doctors say you should have chemotherapy but you know of a child who got better with radiation. You want the radiation. The doctors say no, you have to consent to chemo for the child or they will die.
Should the doctor step in and take your child away from you via the court system to force your child to have chemotherapy instead of radiation?
They have to be very careful on when they decide to use this option.
Nov 27 2013: Right. And in recent cases that i have read about the Court has ruled in favor of the Hospitals. And thats an excellent question. Its kind of tough for me to answer that question unless im in that situation, which i never hope i am. Just because one cancer treatment works well with one child doesnt exactly mean it is going to work with my child. And part of me has to believe that the doctor is recommending the best available treatment option.Nov 29 2013: Your question brings up some interesting questions. If I were the parent, a 2nd opinion would be in order if the doctors could not explain why chemo was better than radiation treatment. Some doctors do not keep up with the latest discoveries and hold on to older protocols, not necessarily bad but not the latest.
In the question, location and type of cancer could make a difference in treatment.
Nov 30 2013: Of course wayne. The point is that it is always about belief. Wether you believe something will work better than something else. So it is always about belief and beliefs do not easily change. This is a matter of one belief overriding another.
Nadav Tropp
Nov 26 2013: I fully agree with what Lejan said bellow.
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An adult should be allowed to shoot himself in the foot if he wants to, but he ought to have no right to do the same to his child.Dec 11 2013: Young children do not have developed philosophies of religion. Instead they rely heavily on their parents for guidance. I believe that hospitals should respect the religious beliefs of the patient, but the patient's beliefs may not be the same as the parent's beliefs. I for one do not want my medical fate decided by my parents, since they do not share my beliefs.
The most important aspect of this question is the welfare of the patient. If the patient is a child, any religious beliefs of the child are a result of indoctrination and can be ignored in favor of saving their life. Granted, there isn't a specific age at which you can point to at which a child gains the ability to critically analyze their beliefs. Mainly because most adults have yet to do so. Since this is about the legality of such decisions, I believe that a law should be passed that mandates a specific age before which the parents cannot prevent treatment of their child on grounds of religious observances. What age? What do you think?
Dec 13 2013: Does 16 sound like a good age? At least that's when I started to get interested in learning about religion and beliefs. I agree with everything you sayDec 1 2013: Ethan,
Faith healing is widely practiced by Christian Scientists, Pentecostals, the Church of the First Born, the Followers of Christ, and myriad smaller sects. Many of these believers reject all medical treatment in favor of prayer, anointing with oils, and sometimes exorcisms. Some even deny the reality of illness. When they reject medical treatment for their children, they may be guilty of negligence and homicide. Until recently, religious shield laws have protected them from prosecution; but the laws are changing, as are public attitudes. Freedom of religion has come into conflict with the duty of society to protect children. The right to believe does not extend to the right to endanger the lives of children- is like religiously motivated child abuse-.
However faith-based organizations are lobbying for the right to treat dependents and themselves "spiritually" and with spiritual practitioners instead of Physicians. That means that if someone's child gets sick and the parents hire a "spiritual practitioner" to pray for that child and the child suffers injury or even death, the parents (in some states) will not be charged. Neither will the "practitioner." Children can die from treatable illness and can suffer severe injury due to lack of preventative care, and because it is done in the name of religion, the state doesn't prosecute.People of Faith pay Thousands of dollars to have "someone" to pray away their illness These people are told not to see doctors and not to pray($$$) for themselves because that might "interfere." Religious freedom or license to kill?,it's horrible.Absolutely no one,has the freedom to harm their children or dependents for any reason. The rights of one person end where the wellbeing and safety of children begin. We must choose as a society to protect children above protecting the religious rights of their parents. There can be no exception to standards of physical health and safety for children. Period.
Dec 9 2013: I agree. If adults prefer magic to medicine, fine, but their children should not be denied medical treatment because of their parents beliefs.Dec 13 2013: I also agree. Thank you for your commentsDec 11 2013: Scientific medicine constantly criticizes itself and publishes the critiques for all to see. There is NOTHING comparable in the world of alternative medicine.In the first place, how can they claim medicine does more harm than good by just listing harms? That's like saying people buy more kumquats than artichokes and just presenting numbers for kumquat sales. You can't say that's "more" unless you also know what the artichoke sales figures are.All effective drugs also have side effects. It's meaningless to count the side effects without counting the benefits. An insulin reaction counts as an adverse drug reaction, but if the patient weren't taking insulin he probably wouldn't be alive to have a reaction. Some of the counted drug reactions are transient minor annoyances like a rash. People have iatrogenic infections in the hospital, for instance post-op infections; but without hospitalization and surgery they might have been dead instead of infected.
Iatrogenic deaths? How many of those were of people who would have died many years earlier without modern medical care? How many of those iatrogenic causes were high-risk treatments in high-risk patients who had no other option?
When errors are identified, doctors take actions to prevent them. We are constantly trying to reduce the number of medication errors, the number of unnecessary surgeries, the overuse of antibiotics, etc. It's one thing to say that more efforts are needed. It's something else to condemn all of modern medicine because we imperfect humans have not managed to entirely eliminate all errors.I'll be the first to admit that there is a great deal wrong with modern medicine, but it makes more sense to fix what is wrong than to reject the whole shebang. Alternative medicine is not a rational alternative; it's a belief system with a very poor track record.How about comparing death rates with modern scientific medicine to death rates with alternative medicine and death rates with no medicine at all.
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Dec 11 2013: What I really have an issue with beyond the so-called faith healing - I mean praying is OK if that is your thing as long as you also see a Physician- Is the great gap of available quality health care amongst the population. But that is a socio-political issue out of the scope of the present forum.
So if you or your love one is sick - praying is optional but a visit to your Physician is (imo) a must.
Got to catch a plane, people to see places to go !!Dec 11 2013: If your arm is removed in a corn picker, you're out of luck with most Gods — even all-powerful deities won't attempt a replacement for fear of a malpractice claim. I guess omnipotence just ain't what it used to be.
Let me ask you something: If you were a Physician, had a patient with a limb that was regenerating 20 years(via faith or spiritua; healing) after it had been amputated because of trauma, and had compelling, unequivocal evidence to prove it, what would you do? I know what I'd do. I'd submit a case report to the New England Journal of Medicine! That's what I'd do. If I had the goods that proved it beyond a shadow of a doubt, It would be indeed a miracle!!!, -But none to date-
Another infant dies due to belief in faith-healing 2009
Child Fatalities From Religion-motivated Medical Neglect
What's the harm?
"Do not pass by my epitaph, traveler. But having stopped, listen and learn, then go your way. There is no boat in Hades, no ferryman Charon, No caretaker Aiakos, no dog Cerberus. All we who are dead below Have become bones and ashes, but nothing else. I have spoken to you honestly, go on, traveler, Lest even while dead I seem talkative to you". -
Ancient Roman Tomstone-
Cheers!Dec 11 2013: Praying, hoping, wishing, concentrating real hard, crossing fingers, rubbing lucky rabbits foot, throwing salt over shoulder, nailing crows to a wooden post, etc. etc. etc. --- none illegal or necessarily even wrong, but by themselves not adequate medical care for easily fixable problems.
After a series of incidents with a local religious group resulting in death, the state government of Oregon decided in March 2011 that faith healing is not an acceptable defense against neglect charges.-wise- specially when children are involved.
BBC London investigated Churches that declared that had cure folks infected with HIV caused three deaths
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-14406818 .
So if the gods are in the mood to heal you then faith healing is 100% effective,if not still just as effective because is the gods will was for you not to get well. Special pleading.
Benny Hinn was sued and lost three wrongful death law suits. (out of court settlements/ undisclosed payments). All three times, Hinn told people at his crusades they were healed of cancer or AIDS. These victims, believed the lies of Benny Hinn, stopped taking their medicine and died.-It is one thing to permit these men air time to exploit the desperate, but quite another to give them the freedom to make people believe that god is acting through them, and that they can cure some terrible affliction that they have. It is utterly irresponsible to suggest or instruct someone to dispense with normal medical practice. They should be regulated-Doctors are-
All the prayers in the world won't replace the need for a skilled surgeon.Not going to a doctor is like asking the gods to send you a taxi when there's a bus right in front of you.
There is no human being known to me that can cure cancers, blindness, or return the limbs to amputees by any supernatural means. There simply is no evidence that faith healing heals. Not what science considers evidence.
Cheers!Dec 10 2013: At times hopelessness & desperation make otherwise rational people vulnerable to ridiculous claims. If a cheap & easily available cancer cure were to be engineered- and at hand- let's say at any local pharmacy, there wouldn't be any cancer patients lining up at a evangelical crusades. Evangelicals faith healers are clearly taking advantage of people with chronic and terminal illnesses.
You see religion is protected from criticism, for example it is acceptable -as a social norm in the western culture- to believe that Jesus could heal any physical disease. Now Folks will laugh at the idea of Amon-Ra or Odin performing the same miracles; What is interesting is that they are not any successful faith healers that claim to get their power from Thebes or Asgard. We in the 21st century should be able to connect the dots.
"Science asks question that may or may not ever be answered, Religion provide answers that may never be questioned"- (side comment from notebook)
Happy Holidays!Dec 10 2013: Both religion and science are searching for truth in all the same places. Physics, especially quantum physics, is now delving into the metaphysical realm, and is suggesting that scientific 'evidence' is influenced or altered by the observers' expectations. So which came first; intuition, revelation, or expectation? Or is there even such a thing as 'first', or is the notion of past, present and future merely our perception, or our construct for dealing with a too-complex, continually unfolding 'now'; our attempt to maintain some degree of authority over issues beyond our ken?
Nadav Tropp
Dec 10 2013: Not in the slightest, actually.
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Science is all about empirical evidence--consistently repeatable tests and experiments that you base everything on. Essentially, the result of empirical testing is considered axiomatic, and everything is built upon it. There is no metaphysics involved by definition, as those are non-testable, if they exist at all.
Religion simply doesn't function that way. The axiom can be whatever you like, and need not conform to any empirical testing standard. The results are appropriately very different.
Dec 11 2013: Empirical evidence, apparently, "ain't what it used to be". In fact, it may be mass hypnosis. Subatomic particles react randomly while larger entities appear to replicate patterns when tested and observed under similar circumstances, or in similar environments.
At the subatomic level, consistently repeatable circumstances or environments do not necessarily yield the same, or even similar, results. Repetition at this level yields random results.Nov 30 2013: Religion and science are different points on the same compass. Our physical well-being reflects and is influenced by our emotional, psychological and spiritual health. It all works together and should be considered when deciding on the best path to follow.
Dec 9 2013: I suggest at it's core religious outlooks are the opposite of scientific outllooks.
intuition, authority, revelation, scriptures versus evidence based knowledge.
there may be overlap in science explaining religious and spiritual feelings etcNov 27 2013: Let me share a personal story. In the month of Sept: 2014 my grandson was admitted in one of the best hospital for seemingly ordinary appendicitis operation thru microscopy. Something went wrong, he had to undergo another microscopy, followed by an open surgery and his hospital stay stretched to 22 days. The team of specialists were doing their job, but I could see the frustration day in and day out.
I was also worried but with my strong belief system and faith and total surrender to God, and all the prayers of relatives and well wishers, and healing practices, that in no way interfered with the medical treatment I realized that my grandson recovered. He was about to be wheeled for his fourth operation, and a miracle for me and my family, I do not know what the doctors thought about it, but I know they were all surprised, and end result the operation was postponed, and within 4 days my grandson recovered and was out of the hospital.
This experience proves that religion, your faith and prayers, and healing plays a vital role when one's life is endangered.
Dec 9 2013: I'm not sure this proves anything.
sometimes what you pray for happens. Some times it doesn't.
no proof of A casual relationship.
what about all the times people pray for their relatives and they die?
The studies I'm aware of show prayer does not improve medical outcomes.Nov 26 2013: Thank you for the well thought out and well written response. I could not have said it any better


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Cassidy aka "Wicked Dyes" started something interesting. He created "The DGRUS Great Disc Adventure". With this concept he asks " A club to track the Great Disc Adventure. If a disc labeled with The DGRUS Great Disc Adventure is found please take a photo and post it on here along with your name/ date/ and location found then leave it for another to find".
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This is a great concept. A way to track a lost disc. But I would like to start something similiar yet different. I am taking Cassidy's idea and taking it a step further. I am stuck here in Florida. And realistically, will be for a long time. I would love to travel and experience many different places and Disc Golf Courses. But since I can not, there is nothing that says that I can't sent a disc of mine all over the place. What am I talking about ?
"The Brotherhood of the Traveling Disc"
There are fifty states in the United States. For those who do not know here is a list...............
I will need to find a friend in each state. This DGRUS Friend has to befriend me, send me their address via private mail (I will not spam it, and I'll only send it to the person needing it) and promise to do the following.......
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* Play the course using the Disc when possible
* Upon returning home, go to this discussion, post the picture, and write a little story about it at their course
* Mail the Disc to the Next person on the list.
So far, I would like the following people (Currently on my Friend's list) to participate :
Ed Horst..................... Mr Ed Florida
Cassidy......................Wicked Dyes Michigan
Mark Ellis....................Mark Ellis Michigan
Shawn West.................Dookville California
Donny Olow..................Donny Olow Morley Field California. First place I ever played
David Reisner............... Kirk Hawaii
Steve West..................Steve West Minnesota
Tim...........................Tim York New Mexico
Monte........................ Moe Dee New Jersey
Brett..................... email@example.com Wisconsin
If they all accept, all I'll need is 42 more friends. If they do not accept, I'll need someone to step up and take over representing that state.
Would you be willing to be part of the "Brotherhood" ?
I can not make this happen unless I have enough friends to cover every state.
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Sorry guys, its been a hectic week, but i did receive the disc early last week and i have played, and took pics with it at Mt. Airy. Some have played this course im sure, but since Fred and a few others got out there and cleared all the underbrush and put in a pro shop, it looks as nice as ive ever seen it. I will do a story tonight about the round i played with "Dad" and all the exciting things he got to witness.
Thank you for responding. I was thinking that the Post Office had lost my "Dad".
After all it is a busy time of the year for them. Looking forward to your pics and story.
Jeff Nugent, you are next to receive the Disc. You had stated that you'll represent Indiana.
Then it will go to Lee Castro in Illinious.
WHOOHOO!!!!!! I hope we've got snow by then!
Well, Finally "Dad" made it to his home state of O.H.... (if your from Ohio you know the rest of the chant.) and boy did me and the fellas have a great time showing him around one of the best courses in the world, Mt. Airy. (Or as some call it around here Mt. Scary) After securing him nicely in my Fade bag me and three of my good friends headed off to one of ours, and many others favorite sunday morning tradition! Disc Golf.... I personally discovered disc golf while driving around aimlessly in a park with a bunch of buddies, after just getting out of high school classes. We where bored, like all teenage kids after school, and spotted a beautiful shinny metal basket out in the middle of a field. We wondered what it was, and after further examination discovered people threw discs into those shinny things they called baskets. Long story short, me and the other 3 buddies i where with that day have been hooked ever since.... CONT'D....
Enough about me though, back to the topic at hand. When we arrived at Mt. Airy we threw a couple of practice shots and i got a chance to try out "Dad's" Glide. What a wonderful disc he was for me the rest of the day. With a natural anhyzer "glide" it kept me out of trouble on a few occasions! Now ive never thrown a Glide before, but after throwing Dad, i have really contemplated getting one (maybe with Dads face on it) to add to my arsenal. I threw him off the tee for the first time on hole 10. And what would you know, he was "pin seeking" from the moment he left my hand. The disc seemed to be in slow motion for those five-ten seconds, and the thought that was racing in my mind was "How cool would it be to ace Dad the first time i threw him". Unfortunately it was a few inches short, but laid down nicely for a tap in duece! After that hole i figured he was looking down on me and this "Adventure", so i used him throughout the next 9 holes frequently. He helped me play one of my best rounds of the year at Airy, and i give all the credit to his being there, and watching over his disc and my shots. So i must thank "Dad' for helping me through a very good round!
After the round we hung around the "Nati" disc golf shop (Owned by H.O.F. Fred Salaz, who is always willing to help anyone that asks.) and drank a few soda's (yeah well call them soda's) and took a bunch more pics. Please enjoy the following pics, and thank you to Dragon for the opportunity to help in this endevour. I really enjoyed every minute of it. If youd like me still to represent KY, let me know. I will get out to idlewild (the other best course in the country) on Saturday and get the disc on the road to Jeff by Monday.
P.S.- If you have an iPhone, these pics where edited on Camera+. Its a free Camera App, that has all kinds of creative backgrounds that are VERY easy to use. I highly recommend. Pic editing sites are way to complicated for me, but this app could be under "picture editing app for dummies". Very user friendly. Hope you all enjoy
Waiting Patiently for Dad to make his way to Mississippi. How is the Deltona Life DD.
Deltona is boring as usual.
But being in florida is GREAT.
Still warm. No snow.
Thank you for your story, and for the many pictures.
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comming from ScreenOS and playing around on my on SRX210 box from about 3 month´s:
my opinion:
i´m verry frustrating about the webgui and the srx... i know, better performance and bla bla bla...
but i have spend many time on my one to configure my own srx box....
- the most thing you have to do with the cli, because the webgui simply does not work.
- configuring on the webgui ... error on commit, on cli no problem ???!!!!
- nsm does not support junos 10.... and the new nsm 2009 is very slow!!!!!!!!!! - server and client - fw admins
complains the slowness every day....
- dynamic vpn ? haaa, i give access the whole world to my webui ??? what about manage-ip ?
- what about the track-ip feature ? i know scrpting ....
- changing from JunOS 9.6 to JunOS 10.0 they changed the whole factury-setup ???
brigde-group is nice, but please put some interface in the untrust interface and let the webgui work for change
the vlan-setup !!!!
- boot times of a srx210 with 4 -6 (access of the webuig) minutes are a joke ? my isg2000 with idp blades boots up in 3minutes ! and a netscreen 50 in 30 seconds !
so good performance, but lost of the most feature of ScreenOS and i have to read lot of documents and do troubleshooting....because the webgui does not work and i have to figure it out on my own that i have to change the settings in the cli ? so, better remove the webgui.... if the most things does not work !
is this the idea of juniper ?
so if juniper want switch from the ssg to the srx they have to do many work, otherwise i and my company who i`m working for, will choose the ssg series or better switch to some other vendor...... , better spend time on other companys solutios that work !
i´m very fustrading of the srx series !, another day of spending my free time !
Please adjust the NSM 2009 Slowness also !
i`, comparing the gui from the checkpoint and juniper is a joke compare to them !
p.s. i hope some of the important juniper guys will take care of my post... or otherwise maybe fortigate or palo alto will be my choise for me and my company
12-05-2009 06:48 AM - edited 12-05-2009 06:49 AM
Thanks for posting your experiences with the SRX210. The SRX was a strong contender for my next firewall purchase but I may look elsewhere now that it seems the problems with JUNOS are getting out of hand. One question for you though, have you had these problems with JUNOS 9.X, 10.X or both? If only the latter perhaps I could run 9.X until 10.X matures enough to be a useable platform.
Thanks aidan.
12-05-2009 07:10 AM - edited 12-05-2009 07:24 AM
Junos 10 had a lot of focus on improving the web UI, boot times, etc and I think you'll find it a great improvement. That said, I've seen that the roadmap continues to focus on this area over the next several releases - we realize that this area needs more focus.
I'm also sharing this post internally - we have a new collaboration environment internally which helps us share this type of feedback more effectively.
BTW the change in factory config was for the better I think...you can plug an ethernet in and get a GUI without having to access the console and config first. As we make improvements there will be inevitable behavior changes.
Please do keep the feedback coming!
I would like also to give my feedback about SRX platform...
I deployed more than 100 Netscreen/SSG devices (cluster or not) since 5 years with great success.
This is one of my favorite platform...
Few time ago, junper platform was introduced...
1) Clustering (tested no JunOS 9.6R2)
Clustering is NOT stable. I have two cluster deployed. Both of them react differently. Sometimes one node is leaving the cluster without any reason.
That's the worst GUI I ever seen !
Most of the command cannot be implemented in the GUI. Better to do it directly from the CLI
3) NSM integration (last version)
Policy push it not working
Sometimes, the log are not received...
AV is not working at all (test on JunOS 10)
It completely freeze the device.
Bug with VPN on JunOS 9.6R2
Because the RE engine is not active on the backup node (this config apply if you're in cluster only) cannot update the attack database...
Too much problem for me.
I took the decision to NOT sell this device anymore until all of these problems are solved !
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Checkpoint: 8/10
1) I have the same issue with SRX240H and SRX240POE clusters running 9.6R1 So far the only suggestion from JTAC has been to change the patch leads for control link and fabric link. No improvement so far, I keep loosing nodes without any reason....
2) I only use the CLI, the GUI is to slow and misses most of the options.
3) NSM is a pain to work with, it is slow, not intuitive and always late. We had to wait more than a month after the 9.6R1 release for SRX running it to be added and managed in NSM. Same goes for 10.0R1, the DMI schema update came after the JunOS release. I can't understand why a company as Juniper is not able to schedule the firmware release and the management software release so there is no uncovered period...
For my own education, what sort of response times were you experiencing when using J-Web? And what specific commands were you unable to perform? Thanks!
12-08-2009 02:05 AM - edited 12-08-2009 02:15 AM
i have bought on my own a srx210 with the goal to expand my skills on junos and for the "next" generation firewalls of juniper
starting from 9.5 until 10 i have to say that the webui has become faster, but the need of flash and all the "playing" stuff is very annoing and slowing down the configuration.... ! maybe some enduser will enjoy it, but i don`t !
even issues with junos10.... , some configurations made in the webui are not showing in the cli ? and vice versa... where are the rib groups for some examples ?
the cli commands are 3-4 times longer than in ScreenOS, lot of typing...
the changes in Junos 10 are not so nice for me..., resetting to the default and then wondering about what happened to che config..... took me many time to remove the trust-vlans away with the cli, because in the webui this is not possible.. ..
for the other problems/ bugs there are enough postings in this forum.
very nice , losing lots of my freetime
but the great thing :i HAVE HAD a new hobby ! SRX
know i am very angry with the srx, i will used it now as a switch, nothing more. i have no more nerves with the srx series !
it`s a joke what juniper has given out... ok, 1-2 releases having problems, it`s ok, but not 3 Releases and so on !
i have spend many money, blown in the air !, but this was my last juniper equipment, i have learnd with the srx series !
better juniper move the performance of the SRX to the SSG / ISG Series, and people would be happy.
Working as an Security Officer for a Datacenter, SRX will there never be deployed ! That´s now sure.
HI Piccolo,
What bug did you have with the VPN on 9.6?
12-08-2009 08:31 AM - edited 12-08-2009 09:32 AM
Sorry to hear about your frustrating experience. As I mentioned before, we hear you (and others) and are working hard to improve the user experience, quality, and features of the SRX branch products. As you note, there's been improvement, but more to do. I hope you have cases open for the issues you've experienced - they may not be well known yet and that will help us tackle them sooner.
Some other comments...
re: CLI commands - longer yes, but with auto-complete (?, space or tab, the former providing online help) should not be that much typing.
Now, as someone who used to do remote deploy's of ScreenOS based firewalls in a past life, I would tolerate a lot of typing for one element of the Junos CLI - commit confirm. This simple feature has saved many a truck-roll.(for those not familiar - it works like changing screen resolution on a Windows PC - it requires an subsequent ack from the operator or it reverts to the last config)
This feature is enabled because of the same underlying architecture that makes the commands a litle longer - as one of the lead developers notes "Junos treats configuration data as first class content. This seems like a minor point, but it turns into a great opportunity for creating interesting features".
The Junos automation features are another good example of how the architecture is used
The Junos CLI is a powerful tool - the web UI can never completely replace it and it is well worth learning more about how it can help reduce effort and increase reliability in your networks.
i know that junos is verry powerfull and have lot of features.
i also know that the webui wan`t have all the features of the cli, but this webui is the worst that i have seen.
it would be nice that the features implemented in the webui will work, not to troubleshoot the webui also..
i find it strange that juniper put out products, that are in "beta" phase, sorry, but this is my opinion.
i have bought the device, spend money for the suscription to get the latest a versions and what did i get ?
so this is my freetime and also my money spending on my own and open tickets so that juniper can fix it there products ?
this is not a choise for me, even not for my company.


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What can we do to improve human population control?
Besides world hunger, poverty and inequality, humanity faces another social phenoma: over-population. I recently read Dan Brown's newly published book Inferno. The book talks about over-population and (spoiler alert!) how a plague was produced to leave 1/3 of the population infertile.
It got me thinking, if we did find the technology to do this, would we do it? Should we? Then again, isn't reproduction a basic human right? Yet, this same right is making our already limited resources even more limited.
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Oct 28 2013: Its been well documented that as people's economic status improves, they start having less children.
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Part of the reason is women investing more in their careers and having fewer kids at a later age. Another part is parents wanting to bring to the world only as many kids as they can support to rise to the same standard of living as adults (funding 2-3 kids through higher education is within reach of your average middle class family, funding 7-8 is not). People who are better off economically are also more likely to turn less religious; make of that what you will, but in the case of faiths that have an issue with birth control and encourage marrying early, it makes a difference.
In short, the best way to get people to make less people is by uplifting them out of poverty.
Removing the legal barriers faced by what we call "family planning" clinics and treatments also ought to help. In addition to directly reducing population growth, they also help people get out of poverty.
Seeing as the most major threat of overpopulation is the lack of ability to feed everyone, investing in things like better fertilizers and genetically engineered crops with higher yields may also help raising the cap before disaster. We're already incapable of sustaining the existing global population without artificial fertilizer, so we may as well go nuts, seeing as we're already dependent.
Should those measures prove insufficient, more draconian methods may have to be considered, like limiting the number of births per woman under government mandate. I'm not particularly fond of it, but it seems preferable to a mass famine.
Oct 30 2013: This has certainly been "well documented". However, it is just useless information.
Even if there was a mechanism that ensured we did not average too many children when we achieved some level of wealth, there is no reason belief that this level of wealth can be attained. The developed countries wealth that correlates with this lower fertility requires fossil fuels. Haven't we noticed that fossil fuels are not renewing? We are destroying them.
Let's properly recognize that demographers are doing nothing more than reporting correlations. They have not found any mechanism to ensure we do not over breed. They cannot state that we will average equal or less than the real replacement rate after we achieve $x in living standards.
Heck, they don't even have a definition for real replacement rate. I had to create the definition because the definition that demographers use, "replacement rate" is circular. It is circular because births can be causing deaths, and the definition does not attempt to factor that out.
Oct 31 2013: Fossil fuels aren't the problem.
Oil is expected to last several more decades, and coal and gas centuries. Chances are we'll have technological means to replace them economically by the time it becomes an issue.
We could honestly replace them right now in a matter of a couple of decades by ignoring our nuclear power taboos and spending a whole lot of money (or go renewable and spend even more money), but apparently no one wants to do that until its more pressing and less expensive. Fossil fuels are used because they're cheapest, not because they're irreplaceable.
A potentially more severe limiting factor is peak phosphorus. This talk will explain it better then I ever could (as well as offer a solution to help stave it off) if you don't mind reading a translation while watching.
The biggest problem with overpopulation is feeding everyone. Energy is secondary. You could always start consuming less electricity and fuel; cutting back on your eating to bellow healthy levels is a taller order.
They say civilization is three meals away from anarchy, and they're right.Nov 10 2013: Here's a wild idea. Polyandry. How would you like more than one husband?
China, the nation of bachelors has reason to adopt this lifestyle.
Steve C
Nov 9 2013: Don't worry you didn't "spoil" it - I've seen that coming for a decade.
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Should we? Absolutely not. The only people who should not have kids are the people who decide that they should not have kids. People shouldn't be deciding this for other people.
Our "limited resources" are mostly still here. Our problem is mainly wasting, & hoarding.
"Population control" is just another phrase for "You're alive, & I don't like that."
What causes a population to have to look for food and shoes instead of farming and trading?
I'm reminded of a talk about the world's population being able to fit into Texas. I think the author concluded that more people = more good ideas. Also I'm reminded of a show about New Guinea; I think - the native asked, "Why don't we have much cargo?" The scientist concluded it was their poor soil that soaked-up work and gave little to be traded.
"Buy a car (for ourselves ... not to share - and to not give our bikes and shoes to the poor)" Progress - does it really mean leaving others behind?
"They were saving to be able to buy a pair of shoes." - Powerful!
(If you're interested in thoughts more-pointed to his speech, I've just replied to his speech.)Nov 2 2013: I always read these questions and tell myself..."don't get sucked in Glenn, there is no right answer here", but of course here I am. I guess first I would ask are we just concerned that we won't be able to sustain our current level of comfort / level of luxury or are we talking a future where we have made every effort and sacrifice to support and sustain the population by all other options? I also want to know has anyone considered this type of thinking may well lead to eliminating the elderly? What if instead of taking away the ability to reproduce, they just euthanized your grandparents? Your parents? Or..you? Maybe we will all be placed on trial and a jury will deliberate on what contribution we make to society..and if they find we are not our brothers keepers we will find ourselves with an appointment with the "hangman". What is the larger moral abrasion? Taking away the potential to give birth to the next genius (who may well solve all of our problems) or eliminate the wasteful leak in the drain of our resources..who ultimately had a chance to live a little?Nov 2 2013: Chantal, I liked Dan Browns book Inferno. The reason I like his writings is that I always learn something even if I disagree with the story line.
Yeah, we have a population problem and a limited resources problem exists also. However, I am not a fan of radical approaches nor am I a fan of big government that runs your life and dictates your actions and rights to reproduction. In China this involves the eradication of children that the state mandates. Is this really what you want. To give birth and the state kills your child during the birth process by sticking a needle into its head and injecting fluid.
I for one am not ready to lose my freedoms.
There is a need for what you are asking ... but it should not be a decision of the government. I the USA we have people who are making money off of the birth of children. A unmarried girl with five kids gets about $800 per child, free medical, food stamps, housing allowance, and more ... as one stated she is the bread winner for the family just by having kids. I understand a birth out of wedlock ... but to make it a career is obscene. The first step would be, in my opinion, to stop the birth for profit program.
We (USA) have spawned generational welfare and entitlement mentality. Why work when you can play the system for a good living .... at the expense of those who work. The girl with five kids and unmarried with money, goods, and services makes about $80,000 a year and has no bills or taxes. What is wrong with this picture.
When this socialist "you owe me mentality" is erased some of this problem will go away. Let us try this non violent and less government control approach first before employing radical big government killings.
Thanks for listening.
I wish you well. Bob.
Keith W
Oct 31 2013: In the US you get $3,500 tax break for every child.. We need to stop giving money to people for children and possibly even tax people who have more than like 2 kids. As countries begin to Industrialiize than typically the average family size decreases.. Religion is another toxic element which deters people from contraceptives. The Catholic Church needs to stop spewing its dogma all around the world and proving once again that religion is a huge barrier separating man from a higher reason and ethic
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John Taves
Oct 30 2013: We must understand the following fundamental truths.
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1) Uncontrolled fertility kills children. (No country controls their fertility except China). Notice that this tells us that we must control it and that we do not have some right to have as many children as we want.
2) To the best of our knowledge we are destroying the very resources that future generations will need to keep their numbers alive. We must burn fossil fuels in order to keep our current 7 billion alive, and how many children we average determines how many people we are attempting to ensure future generations have to keep alive. Again, this tells us in no uncertain terms, that we do not have the right to have as many children as we want.
3) Averaging too many children is a worse evil than infanticide, and we have always averaged too many children.
4) TwoFourEight is the concept of counting your children, your parent's grandchildren, and your grandparent's great grandchildren and if you exceed this you are attempting to grow our numbers. This is a murderous thing to do given that we are on a finite planet.
5) Everyone must know this.
These facts are simply correct, yet they are virtually unknown. For example Hans Rosling, who has provided a few population related talks on TED, is ignorant of these facts.
Mitch SMith
Oct 28 2013: Hi Chantal,
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I don't think "we" are in a position to control anything.
The notion of control itself has problems ..
I think that humans get into trouble when they assume they are qualified to control .. it quickly becomes a power-lust, and humans already have way too much power.
Try thinking of it in terms of adaptation?
Oct 28 2013: Hi Mitch,
I particularly like your point of view. You are absolutely right when you say that power can cloud our judgement, but isn't reproduction our responsibility and therefore something we already control? I also agree that overpopulation can be something we can approach as something we have to adapt to instead of keeping it under control, yet, what of the change is too fast and we can not adapt in time? We as a species might be able to adapt, but the environment around us might not.
Mitch SMith
Oct 28 2013: Hi Chantal,
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I think we already have the in-built mechanisms that regulate population.
But the fear of death prevents us from responding.
The media is now telling us that women's education is the key - and I think there's an element of truth in that.
But our modern concept of education is flawed.
Children are not "educated" - they learn all by themselves - the community must accommodate that learning and provide resource to assist the inquiry of the student.
One does not educate a child, one simply allows the child to learn - the questions come . answer them.
Ken Robinson has a lot to say about that - it's worth looking at his TED talks.
The true reason for overpopulation is the collapse of community governance - it has been replaced by expanding mercantilism.
So .. the answer is not control .. merchants control us now - just stop them doing that and we have our solution.
I think that when communities reject power, they become more matriarchal - it is the woman who chooses who and when mating occurs. Patriarchal communities tend toward violence and force.
Oct 30 2013: Yes, we do have a mechanism that regulates the population. It is the finite nature of the planet we are on. That regulator kills children when adults average too many babies.
Frankly, this is a disgusting regulator to use and that is the regulator that we have always used.
kobe kobe
Nov 7 2013: I am chinese when i birth that time was most strictly policy control population so directly outcome cause many poor family became more poor and someone choose run away around the country.The fact convince this approach have some affect that control population but make other impact out off people thought that is the only child problem.As this problem occur
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society have more competive sence not the cooperative because thouse younger from little years old themselves learn must posses self things not know what is share and cooperative .So control population is necessary and take some measures solve occur problems at thesame time.Nov 10 2013: I was originally thinking that China's "one-baby-only" rule was probably the best bet since it has shown the best results: their population has steadied radically. But then again, China's rules cannot be regulated the same way in other countries. For example, in other countries like India, this rule would have no impact on the population because the government does not and cannot keep track of everyone. Then I thought that educating women and having classes regarding family life can help somewhat. But many people (and their parents, and other family members) already have prior beliefs on having children and these kind of classes will not have an effect on them. I just came back from India and many people in rural India still have the mentality that having many children is a good thing.
I believe the only solution is a long-term solution, one that will take at least a generation to show any results. It is simply education. No sex-education or anything like that, but sending children to school or at least give them some sort of education. The only reason I see this is because of the recent trend I've seen, especially in cities: poor people are having more kids than rich people, and that is a huge problem. And I think the difference is how they grew up.....based on their parent's education. It's all one big cycle.Nov 7 2013: As citizens, we are accountable for our social, economic and natural environment. A result of over population is a strain on our social, economic and natural resources, the concept of control has been tried with limited impact. We need to move to personal accountability for our actions, reproduction and impact on our resources. This is not a technology, government policy or program issue, this is basic personal account abilities.
Over the last three decades the world population has grown an average of 19 percent per ten year period, at the same time we have become a consumer driven extractive society. This trend is not sustainable and we cannot support this level of growth. We as individuals are accountable for our actions, we need to stop looking to others (tax payers)for solutions and resolve to conditions that we as individual s created.
DNov 7 2013: I am not sure if we can call it control but there are few 'easy' things we can do keep human population around 9 billion or so.
1. Educate girl children, more particularly in underdeveloped countries.
2. Encourage social policies like family planning.
3. Incentivize child adaptions.
4. Discouraging having more than one biological off spring.
It's a math game. We can as well have a population implosion.Nov 1 2013: Knowledge is a powerful tool, so I suggest educating people as to the reality of where our population is heading. Although, I still wouldn't rule out that in nature's mysterious ways... that our population will find its own balance regardless of our 'input'.
I often share the following:
Arithmetic, Population and Energy (Lecture)
"by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Recently, the press has been filled with reports of sightings of flying saucers. While we need not give credence to these stories, they allow our imagination to speculate on how visitors from outer space would judge us. I am afraid they would be stupefied at our conduct. They would observe that for death planning we spend billions to create engines and strategies for war. They would also observe that we spend millions to prevent death by disease and other causes. Finally they would observe that we spend paltry sums for population planning, even though its spontaneous growth is an urgent threat to life on our planet. Our visitors from outer space could be forgiven if they reported home that our planet is inhabited by a race of insane men whose future is bleak and uncertain.
There is no human circumstance more tragic than the persisting existence of a harmful condition for which a remedy is readily available. Family planning, to relate population to world resources, is possible, practical and necessary. Unlike plagues of the dark ages or contemporary diseases we do not yet understand, the modern plague of overpopulation is soluble by means we have discovered and with resources we possess.
What is lacking is not sufficient knowledge of the solution but universal consciousness of the gravity of the problem and education of the billions who are its victims."
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/about-us/who-we-are/reverend-martin-luther-king-jr-4728.htmOct 29 2013: Any control that impinges on human rights will not work, but there is a simple solution. Educate the global population!
Too many people live and proliferate devoid of a global perspective. A powerful reproductive drive may not apply to all who read this, but for our species' success, it has been... well... rather important. Nearly all of our diverse and previously isolated cultures revere children... and many enjoy the act of making them. Some cultures just haven't gotten the memo. We are unfortunately running out of resources to fuel a technological and intellectual society, and everything would work better if we had less people. Or, we could continue our rabbitlike trend and revert back toward a more "natural" and "simple" lifestyle (and be subjected to the violent, apathetic whims of the universe).
No, I would rather share information, and hope that my planetary companions see an obvious truth and make necessary decisions of their own free will.
Oct 29 2013: The democratic government that tells people they can't have kids won't last long. The world is getting more liberal. 'Control' won't work.Oct 29 2013: Hi Chantal,
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Human Population is the Love of human being to each other. The problem started when the production of resources did not met with the demand. This brings towards the Hoarding of resources. I see the wastage's is more rather than circulating it through effective channel's. Around the world there are so many 5 stars and other category of hotel's, food wastage is more in such places. Stockist create a shortage first, then the rates are increased and they make maximum profit out of it. High Growth of population is also because of increase in lifespan.
Younger generation is aware of the problem related to population which older generations were ignoring, today wherever we are standing is because of ignorance of older generation, but since younger generation are not ignoring this problem the population will decrease; but it will take time to show on papers.Oct 29 2013: so you link a talk that explains why your first sentence is totally wrong? how does that make sense?
Lejan .
Oct 29 2013: On 'sense patrol' again? ;o)
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Oct 31 2013: i like sense. not everybody does.
Lejan .
Oct 31 2013: You mean 'your sense' :o)Oct 29 2013: The obvious solutions that are not autocratic or drastic (like one child per family) do not yield result in months or years and so the word we need to use and plan with is "management of populations" and not "control of population". Education and literacy and urbanization automatically reduce population growth but that only happens in many decades assuming reasonably good governance. Managing population is perhaps the only option for countries like India. One of the tools available is architecture and planning based on fiscal incentives to retain a larger family unit per home. We have a far better chance of managing a population of 1.5 billion (the inevitable number for India before growth starts to level off) if we look at whether this number constitutes 250 million families (if divided by 6) or 400 million. Current urbanization design planning by state, seems to allocate a high average of less than 400 sq ft per family. With this number we get an extra (just the extra) 150 million families will require a debatable but staggering cost to the economy. Some can argue whether it is a cost of 3 lacs per family (the per family cost is taken as cost to nation and family to create and utilize a very bare infrastructure) The zeroes that come up from 150 million extra families x rupees 300000 makes me pray that my maths is wrong as it comes up to 45000 trillion. Whatever the debatable number it is an amount that entire World does not have. I must repeat that the 150 million above is just the extra families if 350 to 400 million is what we would have if the current design plan continues. Non linear inputs like architecture and fiscal incentives to manage populations can retain larger family units for some more time and could save the nation from greater chaos. Perhaps a delayed lesser and planned chaos may just help. Control is a word that has no implement able strategy that can any result in one lifetime. Now i really hope i am wrong.Oct 28 2013: Hola Chantal,
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I think we have 2 options.
1) we can self regulate ourselves and make sure that our population stays within the earth's carrying capacity.
2) the other option is that we let nature do what it does best. As long as resources are abundant any population will grow fast (true for plants, animals and us). The scarcer the resources become the more important becomes adaptation to a competitive environment. For example, take 1 m2 and plant 100 tree seeds in this spot. Initially many seeds will germinate and do fine, however, eventually, some will grow faster than others gaining a competitive advantage (larger root system extracting more nutrients than it's neighbors, larger canopy therefore larger area for photosynthesis, etc).
Over time as resources become increasingly scarce, other plants will die off until at the end only the strongest and best adapted will survive and do fine.
I think that's nature's self regulating mechanism with the additional side effect of natural selection of the best adapted individual.
Although, if we translate that to humans, it might sound cruel, at the end it might be the best for the advancement of the human race.
Oct 29 2013: You try that second option in our modern human society, you end up with resource wars, not evolution. You'll get food if you live in one of the countries that won, not if you're fittest (in fact, the fittest are most likely to die in the fighting).
If you want to advance the human race, its either through cybernetics or genetic engineering, because the natural evolutionary process is out for lunch ever since civilization first started.
Oct 29 2013: Resource war is not different than plants fighting for limited resources. The only difference is that humans use more sophisticated methods to fight for resources, but at the end the question is who is better adapted to a society with limited resources.
You can use whatever amount of genetic engineering you like, but this doesn't change the fact that resources are limited, at least until somebody comes up with a method to make something out of nothing.Oct 30 2013: I agree, but it might be put more bluntly.
1) Our population is way way over what can be carried by the Earth. We do not know how to keep 7 billion humans alive without burning fossil fuels. The destruction of fossil fuels cannot be allowed in any rational definition of "carrying capacity".
2) This "option" has always been happening. We have never controlled our fertility and thus our numbers have always attempted to rise to infinity at an exponential rate. The environment has always been stopping or limiting that attempted growth. When adults average too many children, and adults have always done this, the environment can only stop that growth by killing children.
Notice what I just said: if we choose to average too many babies, we force the environment to kill children.Oct 28 2013: Education in family planning + raising living standards in poorer countries. Meanwhile, wasting less food would be a big help.Oct 28 2013: we're dust to dust.Oct 28 2013: How about correcting the use of the term "love" as in having sex is called "making love" in practically ever form of media and human conversation. Yet love, the emotional experience is not tied to the sex act and more often than the sex is about personal pleasure not any kind of love. Otherwise there are an awful lot of hookers who are not getting the respect they deserve.
If there were more people practicing "loving" as an act of personal intimacy that has little to do with sex then perhaps there would be a lot more cuddling and communicating and a lot less pregnancies.Oct 28 2013: Stop subsidizing povertyby rewarding the practice of having children for the sake of perpetually receiving government funded benefits as the result of conception.Oct 28 2013: Provide education to all. I think better population control in develop country in compare to developing country. The effect of education on population, you can easily see if you do comparative study of India, Africa and south Asian countries region with literacy rate.Oct 28 2013: There is no single answer to this subject.....
Some countries have high population and high growth rate...
Some other countries have almost flat population & negative growth rate with bigger geriatric population ....do think strategy for both should be same ?
Oct 30 2013: Yes, the strategy for every country must be the same. Every country must get their numbers down. Every country must ensure that we average less than 2 children until we are no longer destroying the resources we need to keep our numbers alive.
The goal is to have a geriatric population. A geriatric population is not a problem, it is the solution.
Oct 31 2013: Wow "One size fits all " ....good to know your opinion.
Whether geriatric population is a problem or solution was not point of discussion in my comment above.Oct 28 2013: Apparently the Business Leaders in America didn't want ZPG and bave us some real problems Maybe as an individual you can be blindsided.
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