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I am one hole behind a 4-some that obviously has some VERY new players trying out the sport. This guy is at the teebox on a very short par 3 (100 feet, if that.), throws a late-release backhand throw and it flies way right... very right... so far right that it goes directly in some old man's backyard. The group made its way over to the disc and were met by the owner of the house, a grumpy... no no wait, an arrogant and theatrical grumpy old man. He picked up the disc and approached the group swearing and yelling. I heard a couple comments that referred to ALL disc golfers as pot smoking assholes that are ruining his neighborhood. In all his hype and commotion he threw the disc tomahawk style in the direction of the basket and told the group to get off of his "f***in grass". Seconds later you hear the sound of the chains. The grump ACED the hole! My group and I could not stop laughing. There now reads an Ace signature on the tee sign "Grumpy Guy - FIRST ACE EVER - 5/13/2011"
Was drinking some brew after work in the park and the cops came up and told us to dump em'. The next shot my buddy black aced the basket way right of the fairway!! Never got messed with for drinking and nevver seen a black Ace before or after that.
I was at one of the local courses. There is this one hole that you throw over a small pond. About 50 or so feet to the left of the basket is a port-a-john. I watched a guy stick the disc into the door of the thing on his drive. Not even a second later a dude come running out with his pants still around his ankles. I was crying because I was laughing so hard! Poor guy didnt even get a chance to wipe! lol!
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Did it all. They ask you to send in your tool and be without it for 2+weeks .all I broke was the tightening handle on my chop saw .
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Opinion only, but Emerson Electric is trading on the old name of Ridgid tools.Miller 251...sold the spoolgun to DiverBill.
Miller DialArc 250
Lincoln PrecisionTig 275
Hypertherm 900 plasma cutter
Bridgeport "J" head mill...tooled up
Jet 14 X 40 lathe...ditto
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I have seen a Makita re floor one of those metal buildings, long decking screws with a work bench built on a very old and used charge. It was still going strong at the end of the day.
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BD1, the other drivers are simply chucking a piece of re rod with a 90* bend in it. This job doesnt required much torque. I currently wind mine up with three fingers on my right hand. Easy enough job, just trying to get away from the painful joints that can result.Who do you call when the lawmakers ignore the law?
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|Ski/Snowboard Lessons Just for Women
Photo (c) Sugarbush Resort
Sometimes you just need to get away for a little while. Men need to get away from women, women need to get away from men, and both need a break from the kids.
For women who would like to learn or improve ski or snow board skills, there are several places in Vermont ready to help without the distraction of children and away from male competitiveness (or whatever else they do that gets on your nerves).
Yes, I know you love them. You will love them even more when you come back refreshed from some time away.
Here are some places you can do that (note: reservations are often required):
Sugarbush Women Ski and Ride Discovery Camp is a three day program that includes daily lessons both outdoor and indoor, practice time, video analysis, breakfast and lunch each day, wine and cheese social the first night, snowshoe hike, plenty of time for relaxing at the end of each day. Offered January 14-16, 2009 and March 9-11, 2009. The price is $389 but lift tickets are extra.
Umiak Outfitters in Stowe is holding a Women's Telemark Clinic taught by certified North American Telemark Organization Instructor Wendy Bridgewater. The beginners clinic runs from 10:00 to noon, and intermediates from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. Prices start at $49.
Stratton Resort has two and three day women's camps feature five hours a day on snow, specialized instruction and video sessions for beginners or experts. In addition to the lessons, there are breakfasts, body awakening stretching sessions, lunches, class room talks, and motivational instruction round out the day.
Stratton's two day workshops are $298 and are scheduled for January 29-30, 2009 and March 9-10, 2009. Three day workshops are $399 and will be held February 9-11, 2009 and March 9-11, 2009.
Okemo not only offers women's lessons but also they have Ladies' Day on select Tuesday's for just $39 plus group lessons for only $25. The dates are January 13, 20, 27; March 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31.
Okemo's Women's Lessons are scheduled January 22-23, Jan 26-30, January 9-11, February 6-8, and February 25-27, 2009.
Okemo also offers participants discount lodging at their Jackson Gore Inn with free access a new fitness center with swimming pool, sauna and spa facilities, ice skating at their new rink, and chef prepared meals.
Mad River Glen offers Women's Telemark Ski Clinics coached by women. It includes lunch, coaching, video and group discussions, and will be held January 9.
Mad River Glen Women's Alpine Ski Clinics will be held February 6 and March 6. $110 per person or $145 with a lift ticket.
Stowe Resort's Women In Motion programs will be held January 9-11, February 9-11, and March 2-4. The three-day programs are for intermediate and advanced alpine skiers.
Killington Women's Weekends are for intermediate or higher level women and feature four hours of daily on mountain clinics (10 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-3 p.m.), with personal feedback.
Killington also offers two day women's clinic that are $299 including lift ticket or $199 without lift ticket. The dates are January 17-18, February 21-22, and March 21-22.
Jay Peak's Jay Peak's Women's Clinics for intermediate or better skiers or riders start February 14th. The cost is $229 and includes the clinic, lift ticket, video analysis, lunch, & après ski cocktails & snacks.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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29 Dec 2008
|First Night Celebrations in Three VT Towns
Back from a couple of weeks of vacation followed by busy days of cleaning up after the insulation company blew new "dense-pack" into the attic, reorganizing the items we took out of the attic, moving them around from room to room to make way for guests, putting them back into the attic, followed by some quick wall painting and a few small repairs, and somewhere in there I got over a cold, put up the Christmas tree, mailed holiday cards, and wrapped a couple of presents, plus the day-to-day details of running an inn such as answering inquiries, taking reservations and emailing confirmations.
One way I got all that done was by slacking on this blog. Now I have a one inch stack of topics ready to be written about. Number one on the list is New Year's celebrations. Three cities in VT have First Night celebrations.
Originated in Boston in 1976, First Night celebrations have spread to many other cities in the US plus Canada and New Zealand.
First Nights are family friendly events that are alcohol and substance free.
Burlington's First Night has a New Year's eve parade, music performances, plays, circus acts, dancing, eating, and fireworks at venues throughout the downtown, all within walking distance of each other
This is a large event put on by a non-profit organization with 3 full time directors, a board of 14 members, many corporate sponsors, and 500 volunteers.
Other First Nights nearby are Montpelier, and a little farther away in St. Johnsbury, where they are proud to raise a lighted ball at midnight instead of lowering it as they do in some other cities.
Admission ranges from $10 in St. Johnsbury to $15 at Burlington for adults.
(c) 2008 Jeff Connor
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3 Dec 2008
|Killington and Sugarbush Celebrate 50th Anniversaries
This old but undated photo shows one of Sugarbush's gondolas that was painted from, believe it or not, a winning entry in a design contest
Killington Ski Resort is celebrating its 50th anniversary December 12 through the 14th. On the web page you will see that Killington sold all their commemorative medallions but the events are open to other people who have not purchased one.
On Friday night, there is a "Ski Sweater Soirée" at the Killington Grand Resort Hotel and Spa. Tickets are $75 and include dinner and entertainment. On Saturday, there is a 50th Birthday Poker Run throughout the resort. On Saturday night , there will be a torchlight parade, snowcat parade, kids activities and entertainment, live entertainment and dancing, and a giant birthday cake.
It is surprising that at the same time 50 years ago, Sugarbush was also getting started. Its 50th birthday celebration is the same weekend as Killington's. The two ski areas are about an hour's drive from each other so it's possible to attend both events.
Both ski resorts have new owners as of a few years ago and both are undergoing upgrades, especially Sugarbush which has seen major improvements over the last several years. Once known as "Mascara Mountain" for its tony clientele a few decades ago, Sugarbush will be hosting special events, meals, lodging, and skiing the weekend after next. Click the website link in the paragraph above to get details.
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The Billings Farm and Museum is a beautiful working farm in Woodstock VT.. Its annual Thanksgiving Weekend starts tomorrow and continues through Sunday from 10:00 to 4:00 each day. There will be traditional cooking demonstrations, history of Thanksgiving and how it was celebrated long ago, draft horse wagon rides, tours, and other activities for the whole family.
Thanksgiving At Hildene, located near Manchester VT, will be this Friday through Sunday. There will be self-guided tours through the mansion decorated for the season. Hildene was originally the home of Robert Todd Lincoln, son of President Abraham,$12.50/Adult,
$5/Children, Members and children under 6/Free.
In nearby Manchester VT, there will be a Christmas tree lighting at 5:00 on Friday November 28 at the Town Green. It will be followed by a reception with Santa at Hand Motors. With all the upscale outlet stores in town, including the Orvis headquarters store, there will be opportunities to get some holiday shopping done.
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25 Nov 2008
|Annual VT Christmas Bird Count
The Christmas Bird Count is a 109 year old event held each year all around the country. It is sometimes held on Christmas day but often takes place on other days in December and early January depending upon each local group's preferred timing. In Vermont, there are about 20 bird counting groups with the earliest counts starting December 14 and going through January 5.
This is a great way to get out and see some Vermont scenery and enjoy a day with local and out-of-state birders. You don't have to be an expert. There will be at least one experienced birder leading each group.
Detailed information about this year's count is available on the Vermont eBird.org website page. This website is a good source of information not only about the Christmas bird count but also year around information about birding in Vermont.
Two other birding websites I like are Virtual Birder (it has weekly reports of rare bird sightings around the state) and the Vermont Audubon (including links to the group's state office and local chapters).
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|Used and New Ski and Snowboard Equipment Sale at Okemo
Just came across a news item that Okemo, Ludlow VT, is also having a new and used ski and snowboard equipment sale November 21, 22, and 23 at the resort's base lodge. Friday's times are 4:00 to 7:00; Saturday is from9:00 to 5:00; and Sunday is 9:00 to 1:00.
If you have equipment you would like to sell, you can drop it off this Saturday, the 15th, Sunday the 16th, or next Wednesday the 19th - each day is from 10:00 to 3:00. Equipment should be in good condition and not more than seven years old. Items are sold on 25% consignment with proceeds going to Okemo Mountain School. For further information, contact Mariel Meringolo at mariel dot meringol at okemomountainschool.org or 802-228-1512.
I mentioned in yesterday's blog about the Waitsfield sale that I would like to see a fishing gear sale and, wouldn't you know it, the Okemo swap also welcomes fly fishing equipment! I'm tempted . . .
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Pornography is a topic that incites a lot of emotions from readers. When I published my Pornography Quiz, I got a mixed reaction from our readers. Some said that it ruined their lives while others admitted that it has help to save their marriage or relationship.
I won't be judgmental of anyone's position on this topic, but take a look at some of the recent responses below:
Dear Ms. Vicki,
You are so naïve if you think that people will be able to solve every problem by talking to a counselor or a therapist ... pornography is therapy and it's cheaper!
Just Sayin'
Dear Ms. Vicki,
I am very sad for the wife who recently wrote about her husband's pornography addiction and how it has impacted their marriage. Over the years, I have seen many military families suffer and sometimes end from a husband's use of pornography. My advice to couples is to not allow it into your home and not use it as a "substitute" during deployments.
I have heard both husbands and wives say it is better than visiting prostitutes in port or having an affair while away. However, that kind of thinking is a slippery slope and can hinder the process of living as committed partners again after a homecoming.
There is a great deal of research about how viewing this material changes brain functioning and not for the better. The line between fantasy and reality becomes blurred and neither husband nor wife can measure up to the images and performances they watch.
In truth, no one can because it isn't real. Treat your home, marriage and intimacy as sacred space and do not bring a third party in, no matter the form that third party may take. There are many resources and specialists who are trained to help individuals and couples free themselves from the harmful effects of pornography use and I hope this husband gets help soon,
Navy Wife
Dear Ms. Vicki,
When my husband is deployed for months and months I would rather for him to get his computer or watch a video and go for it instead of hooking up with some other woman downrange. There's nothing wrong with watching a flick to relieve some stress. It's fine with me!
Army wife
Dear Ms. Vicki,
What in the world am I supposed to do with all of my pinned up stress and frustration when my woman is not available? Women are here to serve men. Why do you think they keep the camera on the women in these videos? Why do you think the videos with women on women or a woman alone in a video sells more? Because it sells! Capitalism! Porn is not going anywhere; it will be here until the end of time. Get used to it!
Dear Ms. Vicki,
People are afraid to talk about pornography, even though it's nobody's business what we do in our private lives. But as we know, "What's done in the dark will come to the light." Why can't we depend on each other in our relationships and not all of the outside interferences like videos, computers, cell phones etc.?
Living in the Light
Dear Ms. Vicki,
The only advice I can give to young couples who want to view pornography to spice up their love life is: DON'T. My wife and I never had to resort to that type of conduct whatsoever, and we soon will celebrate our 60th wedding anniversary. We have two grown sons in their 50s, and can be thankful that when we leave this Earth as we know it, that we leave with our reputation and morals intact.
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Ms. Vicki also writes an advice column "Dear Ms. Vicki" that appears in the Washington Times, the Fort Campbell Courier and the Heidelberg Herald Post. Ms. Vicki also hosts an internet radio show and blogs on her community site with the Washington Times. If you want to ask Ms. Vicki for advice about your military life, please email her at email@example.com.


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Here, Christopher Lee plays Professor Alexander Saxton who, never having been told by his mother that he shouldn't play with dead things, unearths a frozen ape man in Manchuria because…well, what else is there to do in Manchuria?
En route to Moscow by train, the ape man comes back to life, and starts killing off passengers, all the while whistling a haunting tune, in spite of the fact that he doesn't have any lips. Oh, and Peter Cushing is on the train, too. And Telly Savalas shows up, presumably in order to pay off a gambling debt.
Nowadays, there are really only two things to be concerned about when traveling by train: lateness, and sitting too close to the stubbly guy who smells like urine and crazy. Compare that with two movie legends, a homicidal caveman and a bat-poopy insane Telly Savalas, and you'll see that the Horror Express is a ninety-minute ride not to be missed.


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With its history of violent crime and political corruption, Newark has become a city that is synonymous with urban dysfunction. Despite recent declines, its murder rate remains four times the national average, and the past three mayors before current Mayor Cory Booker have been convicted of committing serious crimes. Newark has lost nearly half its population since 1950, including most of its middle class. Its unemployment rate and other measures of economic health place the city well below average.
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Often I am required to remind a client how to do a certian task in some software, they only use the software once every few months so forget the operation.
The steps are usually fairly simple, but it would be great if I could install my own custom made Tooltip prompts.
I played with Autohotkey a little, and got this to work, but as a over age learner, I am sure it could be better.(script available if required)
The basic format I had was to have a small 3 button GUI bottom right of screen, 'Prev,Hide,Next'
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200,150,Enter your name here....
454,190,Now press the button that says 'OK'
454,190,Drop down the arrow and select 'Blue'
600,290,Press the 'Connect' Button
pressing 'next' button reads the line in text file and displays the appropriate tooltip on the screen at the x-y location.
Being tooltips, the user should be able to still input all of there commands, whilst your own custom made prompts help them each step.
I had to edit the text file seperate from the script, but this was not a problem, just neater if the it were self contained.
The uses for your own tooltips would be endless, and it can work with any application.
I have a few extra wishes to add, but maybe later.
PS. I am sure some of you here have a relative that is always bugging you on 'how do I do this again'. Just think, with 'ToolTipPrompt.exe' you could solve this.


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ST. MARYS - A new baler that will make recycling efforts easier and more efficient was delivered to the Elk County Community Recycling Center at the Stackpole Complex in St. Marys this week.
The main part of the baler was delivered and placed on Tuesday, while the tipper used to load recyclables into the baler arrived on Wednesday.
A campaign to save the Pennsy Railroad Station along North Broad Street in downtown Ridgway has already begun.
Ridgway resident Dennis D. Heindl and wife Rose met with borough officials and Genessee & Wyoming property manager William V. Gentilman on Tuesday morning to present a $50,000 check to assist in restoring the outside of the train station to its original condition.
Heindl hopes to raise an additional $50,000 to $75,000.
As an added bonus, all contributors who donate $250 or more will have their name engraved on a plaque that will be displayed outside of the station.
An email warning readers that their cellphone numbers are set to be released to telemarketing companies this month has been declared a hoax.
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EXTRA FALL RECOMMENDATIONS! If I had my druthers, the climate of Central-South Texas would chill the fuck out starting September 1st. We'd all wear long […]
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Attitudes toward evolution and the compatibility of science and religion were addressed in a new survey (PDF) from the Public Religion Research Institute (which, as NCSE previously reported, was mainly focused on climate change). Presented with "Evolution is the best explanation for the origins of human life on earth," 24% of respondents completely agreed, 29% mostly agreed, 14% mostly disagreed, and 27% completely disagreed, with 5% of respondents saying that they didn't know or refusing to answer.
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Corrected textbooks adopted in Texas
The Texas state board of education voted to adopt a slate of social studies textbooks for use in the state on November 21, 2014. Among the books approved were several textbooks that, after criticism from NCSE and its allies in the scientific, educational, and civil liberties communities, were revised by their publishers (including Pearson and McGraw-Hill) to eliminate misrepresentations of climate science.
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Appeared in 24 games, while starting 12 of them…Hit .154 (8-52) and scored and drove in seven runs each… Had a hit and a run scored in both games of a doubleheader at Fordham on Mar. 2 and stole a base in the second game… Recorded a hit, scored once, and drove in a run against Central Connecticut on Apr. 1… Walked and drove in a run in a loss to Monmouth on Apr. 5… Scored a run in a loss to Monmouth on Apr. 7… Had a two RBI single against Connecticut on Apr. 9… Scored two runs and had double and an RBI sac fly in a 17-3 win over Mount St. Mary's on Apr. 13… Recorded a hit and drove in a run in both games of a doubleheader against Mount St. Mary's on Apr. 14… Had a hit and a stolen base in a 13-4 win over Long Island on May 6.
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Started in 19 of his 22 appearances…Batted .100 (6-60) with nine runs scored…Singled for his first collegiate hit, scored his first two career runs, and stole two bases against Ball State on March 5…Knocked in his first RBI against Richmond on Mar. 11…Set career highs with two hits in five at-bats and three runs scored against Fairleigh Dickinson on Mar. 20…Scored two runs and walked twice against Mount Saint Mary's on Mar. 25…Had one of the Bobcat's two triples on the season against Mount Saint Mary's on Mar. 25.
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Lettered in baseball and soccer at Half Hollow Hills (N.Y.) High School West...Helped Half Hollow Hills West to two baseball league championships...Three soccer league championships, as well as one county and Long Island championship...As a senior, batted .494 with six homeruns, 32 RBI and 30 stolen bases...New York All-State, All-Long Island, All-League and League Most Valuable Player as a senior...Played for the Long Island Titans AAU team...Earned 2010 Boys of Summer All-Star honors.
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The world's most major fashion designers are not necessarily chalking up their success to just a lucky roll of the dice. Inventiveness, perseverance, talent — yep, those things matter, too. But, just like how you break out that horseshoe necklace for a big work presentation or the raggedy teddy bear you secretly stash at the bottom of a suitcase, the superstar designers showing at New York Fashion Week rely on their own preshow routines and special charms to boost those positive vibes.
Okay, no, we don't have concrete proof that a lucky coin or a stuffed toy can really help a designer sky rocket his or her collection to next-level brilliance and fame. But, if names like Burch, Zoe, Minkoff, and von Furstenberg sound familiar (yes, that's rhetorical), then we wouldn't be surprised if these lucky charms contain just a little bit of magic in them after all.
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It makes sense to you...YOU being the key word. I have no idea what you are even trying to accomplish here. The statement that we need God to know something simply isnt true however you slice it.
Of course it's true, you cannot provide a reason as to why we should assume any of the preconditions of intelligibility are true; and yet you assume every one of them is true. I have reasons that are completely consistent with my Christian worldview as to why I assume they are true. So I can make logical arguments and appeal to my knowledge and still be consistent in what I believe; your appeals to logic and knowledge completely undermine your whole worldview. You asserting you do not need God to have knowledge doesn't prove anything.
Right off the bat, you have no idea if there really is a God or not, so your premised is flawed from the get go.
If knowledge is possible then there has to be a God, I believe knowledge is possible so therefore I believe God exists. Unless you want to go where no atheist has gone before and explain how knowledge could be possible in a purely natural universe, then go for it. Otherwise, my argument stands un-refuted.
We know because we experience things and use our brains to deduce what is happening.
Why are you having such a tough time following my point? I am talking about what we have to assume is true before we can experience anything. Reliability of one's senses and memory, laws of logic, uniformity in nature, laws of morality, etc. You cannot appeal to experience to justify those things because they must be true prior to us experiencing anything. Yet, not a single one of them makes any sense in a purely natural and material universe. They make perfect sense when viewed through the lens of the Christian worldview.
Lets say there is a God, but he is not a loving or caring God. he just put us here and called it a day. Why wouldnt we be able to deduce perfectly logical things?
That would completely destroy our ability to know anyting because…
1. No laws of morality would exist because he/she was not a loving god, no morality would make science impossible. So the only knowledge we could gain would have to be completely first person which would be very little.
2. However, this first person knowledge would be useless since that's a form of inductive learning and there'd be no basis for using inductive logic since you claimed the god simply walked away, so there'd be no one providentially governing nature, and therefore no reason to assume future trials would resemble past trials. Science would again be lost.
3. There'd be no reason to assume laws of logic existed because you have no way of knowing how this god thinks, and therefore logical contradictions could be a possibility within his/her creation since this god could very well think in logically contradictory terms.
4. There'd be no reason to assume you were created in a manner that allowed you to accurately perceive reality since you already stated we know nothing about this god, so why assume it created in way that allowed us to accurately perceive what is going on around us.
The list of problems just goes on and on. Knowledge requires a God that is good, honest, and providentially governing of creation. The only one that fits that bill is the Christian God.
Lots of animals can do that and they certainly have no use for a God and God doesnt have an interest in saving them.
God still providentially created them and the world they live in thus making it possible for them to gain knowledge. Your argument is like saying, "My dog doesn't believe air exists, therefore my dog and I don't need air to live." I am not saying you have to believe God exists in order to gain knowledge, I am saying that if God didn't exist then knowledge would be impossible regardless of whether you believe he exists or not.
No, I already gave you the logical form of my argument, so why bother creating a misrepresentation of it? You're wasting your time. Here I will express it for you again, but this time in negative form since I think that is a bit simpler…
P1. If God doesn't exist, then knowledge is impossible.
P2. Knowledge is possible
C. Therefore, God exists.
I am sure that we both agree with premise 2, so I will save the time of arguing for it. Premise 1 is established through the fact that all of those who argue against God's existence make assumptions in their arguing that could not be true if what they were arguing for was true. Namely, in an atheistic universe there are no logical reasons to assume the preconditions of intelligibility are indeed true. If you have no reason to assume those things are true, then you have no foundation for obtaining knowledge with any degree of certainty. The conclusion is simply a logical outcome since premise 2 denies the consequent of premise 1.
Nice to see you're living up to your role as an "irrational atheist" by merely making appeals to ridicule, which of course is logically fallacious behavior.
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I just assumed that when you claimed I was ignorant that meant you assumed you were not, was that not a safe assumption? Do you view yourself as ignorant on such topics?
I just stated that I give far more weight to what almost all respectable scientists say over your belief.
Well then if you lived in the 19th century you would have believed the earth was 6,000 years old since the majority of respectable scientists believed that then. That's why merely rolling the dice and going with the majority of scientists is never a good idea. Rather I suggest you stick to the merits of the two opposing arguments.
Also, I never said that science is determined by majority opinion, once again you're making up arguments that don't exist.
Then why did you bother making a point about what 99 percent of scientists believe when you knew it was completely irrelevant? Seems to me like you're changing your tune a bit now.
Science is all about skepticism.
So that's why you laugh at people who are skeptical of evolution and the current views on the age of the earth??? Riiiight. Modern science is just as much about marching in line like a good little mindless soldier as ever.
The fact that no credible argument can be made against the world being billions of years old from a reputable scientist is pretty convincing.
Well sure when you fallaciously define a "reputable scientist" as only those who believe the earth is billions of years old a priori, and then you turn around and use that to justify your belief that the earth is billions of years old. The evidence suggesting the earth is far younger is far more compelling to those who weigh both sides.
Are you really arguing that no credible argument 'can' be made for a young earth? Or are you simply arguing that you don't believe any credible argument 'has' been made? There's a big difference.
Whoa slow down there my friend; first let's establish that radiometric dating even works using empirical verification. Can you provide me with an example where a rock of known age through direct observation has been accurately dated using radiometric dating? If you can't first establish that the method works on rocks of known age then we have no logical reason to assume it magically works on rocks of unknown age.
Carbon dating only works on organic matter, it cannot be used to date rocks, and its half-life is far too short to date anything into the millions of years old, much less the billions, so that can't be used to establish the earth is billions of years old. I hope you already knew that though since apparently I am the "ignorant" one on such matters :-P
I'm still waiting for you to debunk radiometric dating. If you don't think radiometric dating is reliable, then provide me a study/data/credible opinions that suggest otherwise. I'll be waiting (probably for a very long time). I can't wait for the headline on CNN News. "Guy on football forum debunks radiometric dating." lol
One of its great advantages is that any sample provides two clocks, one based on uranium-235's decay to lead-207 with a half-life of about 700 million years, and one based on uranium-238's decay to lead-206 with a half-life of about 4.5 billion years, providing a built-in crosscheck that allows accurate determination of the age of the sample even if some of the lead has been lost. This can be seen in the concordia diagram, where the samples plot along an errorchron (straight line) which intersects the concordia curve at the age of the sample.
You're captaining a sinking ship, my funny friend.
Exactly Rob. The oldest rocks we've dated have been independently verified by using 4 or more different radiometric techniques. 4 completely different half-lives, yet they all say the same thing. Evidence wise, that's as good as you're going to get.
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I can see why the focus of rebuttal in this thread has been on the first premise, but the one people should be focusing on is the second. It's the one his entire argument is based on, yet he's very cleverly hiding it in the middle as if it's an axiom to draw attention away from it. Look how it reads when ordered this way:
P1. Knowledge is possible.
P2. For knowledge to be possible, God must exist.
C. Therefore, God exists.
See how much more it sticks out now? To get to God existing he must first establish that knowledge is possible, yet he can't do that because the "proof" that knowledge is possible is that God exists. It's utterly circular and therefore nonsensical.


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How to reduce the Fat with Weight Loss Supplements
Fat loss supplements are not always effective. Some products available on the market are a lot more dangerous than they are successful, which is why they would have become so talked about this problem. All-natural supplements, such as apple cider vinegar products are actually effective since they take items which are natural body and utilize them in a manner that is supportive. As long as you're not likely to drink apple cider vinegar at home since it tastes terrific. Even so, if you're able to get most of the health benefits, including increased calorie burning and fat loss, why not?
Supplements formulated that would help you burn fat and lose weight naturally always appear to work whenever you do not need to diet. These products created a situation where people could feel better simply because they have something to decide to try aid your diet plan and exercise, but they don't take strict diet pills by way of side effects which could be far worse than any weight loss benefits could be. Vitamin supplements help improve the general health of the body, and that's why they promote a healthier weight. Obviously, if you are sitting on the couch eating junk food throughout the day, no one would probably help you slim down effectively. Should you want to lose weight and keep it off, forget diets, weight-loss pills and other schemes? They do not work. Natural supplements are included in a healthy eating plan, but it could be extremely effective.
Best weight loss supplements and natural fat loss products aren't all created equally. Many people take "supplements" that are actually drug class because they are stuffed full of nasty chemicals as well as other substances which could be terrible for the body. Vitamin supplements, even so , doesn't have side effects, no falls, no jitters, by way of no side effects you do not have to bother about because they are natural. They just work to boost the health of the body and enable you to a healthier weight.