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- Linda Taylor
- Green Bay, WI
- United States
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Before I die I want to...
I thought this was a very inspiring talk. I think the responses that the artist was able to elicit brought forth both the humor and drama of the human experience. I thought maybe we could continue what Candy Chang started.
So please, how would you finish this sentence:
Before I die I want to...
Closing Statement from Linda Taylor
Thank you all for sharing your goals and dreams. May you all be blessed with their achievement.
Dec 10 2012: feel that I did something to change the world
Louis Ades
Dec 3 2012: LiveDec 11 2012: Before I die I will make a difference. (Sorry but I had to change the sentence a bit).
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Bin Park
Dec 10 2012: be satisfied with my life, feel comfortable and stay with my family, friends, etc...Dec 8 2012: я хочу побывать на обоих полюсах.
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Dec 8 2012: Отличная идея!
Dec 8 2012: Спасибо!Dec 8 2012: Вы когда-нибудь были в полюсе еще?
Dec 8 2012: Нет, нет еще не был. Но уже присматриваюсь :-)
Dec 8 2012: Платье с теплой одеждой:>)Dec 3 2012: CreateDec 3 2012: ...be at peace with my life to that point.Dec 3 2012: ..work for the human kind.Dec 3 2012: I want to understand the Higgs boson particle
Fritzie -
Dec 2 2012: I want to continue to do my work and to see my son (still young) equipped to build a satisfying life for himself. My girls are already so equipped.
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Ed Schulte
Dec 2 2012: Witness the arrival of the point
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where the majority of HUmans dwelling in earthly-body form reach the realization that there is no / and never was / such a thing as "death" ...because they know and live in the fact that "death" is only a construct of the Egoic mind.
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Dec 8 2012: TheosisDec 2 2012: No offence, but it is a brutal question. It is important, if not ultimate, but it's brutal and should never have been asked.
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Dec 2 2012: I have a couple of question because your response is so intriguing. Why is the question brutal? Do you really think that the category of brutal questions should never be asked?
Dec 2 2012: I find your question brutal because it is totally devoid of delicacy. It reaches to some personal depths which are generally better left unexplored unless someone reveals them without being asked.
I find such questions of very little use, as hardly anybody is able to answer them truthfully. Not because they are liers but simply because their understanding does not reach so deep.
And mainly because of this, such extremely personal questions (not delicate and therefore brutal) should not be asked.
The issues they touch should come out on their own, or via delicate questions.
Dec 2 2012: Thank you Jedrek. I guess as an American we are more brutal than most. It is not uncommon for us to ask these types of indelicate questions. But we also use humor to address awkward questions.
The reader is allowed to take the question as deep as they like. In Candy's video one of her respondents said he 'wanted to be arrested for piracy.' He was in full pirate costume.
I do appreciate your honesty about the question.Dec 7 2012: Jedrek,
I agree with Linda, that the participant can take the question as deep as they like... or not...it is a choice.
I don't think you can honestly speak for "someone", "anybody", "their understanding", "they", "their".....
You are speaking for yourself, and perhaps there is something "brutal" there for you personally?
You have the opportunity to participate in this discussion or not my friend.
Before I die, I want to continue truly living, which embraces exploring all aspects of myself, the human experience, and all those I share the experience with.
Good question Linda:>)Dec 3 2012: The notion that there are questions that should not be asked troubles me. I understand the need to ask them with concern and respect for the person expected to answer. But not asking?
Dec 3 2012: There is a difference between not asking and not asking directly, and this is my whole point here. You do not ask people you meet 'what is your sexual orientation?' right in the face. There are many ways to learn it.
Dec 3 2012: I think a lot of people on the planet are not interested in thinking about it as they are more interested in just living day to day, i would say 3/4's of the planet is of this opinion, i know many who will never realize their dreams. Life is harsh and death is always standing behind you, i've never met anyone who has ever outrun him but yes Jed there are rituals of communication that take time. Just stating the hope of doing something doesn't fully convey the full richness of listening to someone talk to you about it in person.
I've got to buy another phone as my old one crapped out, i'm loathe to get one as i'm feeling kind of released, the world has taken on an uncertain quality about it. It's rather refreshing not knowing.Dec 3 2012: I believe I understand your point Jedrek.
Not everyone needs to ask everyone else every possible question. But the power rests with the person asked, not the person asking. You don't care for Linda's question and can choose not to answer it whereas others feel differently.
We each deal with comments and questions in forums such as this however we wish, but I can't think of a question that will offend me solely because it was asked. Many I won't answer, including many that will make me think less of the person asking. But none I'll take offense to.
BTW, the Candy Chang "Before I Die" talk Linda referenced is worth seeing.Dec 7 2012: Jedrek,
There are a couple notable differences in the example you give.
1. There are many different sexual orientations, so one might wonder why one asks that question "right in the face", as you say.
2. This question was offered on a forum, and you have a choice whether or not you want to participate. The question was not put to you personally...."right in the face". YOU chose to engage in this discussion, and you have the opportunity to end your participation at any time....it is a choice. I suggest that you started to participate because you are curious?Dec 7 2012: That is the point. I started to participate because I was curious and wanted to answer it, but like I said - the answer to this question lies so deep that it really takes an artist to express it. Otherwise, what we say is simply banal. My answer to this question would be somewhat simiar to yours, Colleen, but do not take any offence if I say that what you said a couple of lines above is banal. Because it is. Every time we try to answer a question like this (or 'what is the meaning of life') we simply make things sound shallow and unimportant. To use a nice metaphore - It is the feeling you get when you undress and put on your swimming glasses, but the lake turns out to be only ankle-deep.
That is why I say that such questions are simply better left unanswered. Or answerd indirectly by artists.
Dec 7 2012: Well Jedrek, if you wanted to participate because you were curious, hang in with it my friend!
I have seen many of your comments, and you are good with expressing yourself, so try not to be afraid to do so. We are all going to die....it is not a mystery.....so I don't understand why you perceive it as "brutal"......and I respect your feelings. If you want to share that, I would like to listen....if not....it's ok.
You say my comment is common? Ordinary? Perhaps that is true because I am a common, ordinary person. I'm not offended.
I like your metaphore....I agree!
What I have discovered in these discussions Jedrek, is that sometimes comments may start on a rather banal level, and if participants want to, the topic grows in depth. I often put out the first thing that comes to my mind, and build on that....make any sense?
Linda Taylor
Dec 7 2012: @Jedrek and Colleen,
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Candy Chang is an artist and I think the point was so the topic can grow in depth.
Personally, I want to learn to ride a motorcycle before I die. Been wanting to do that for 25 years. On my list for this summer.
I think the question is about goals. Long or short term is ok. They can be grandiose or small. It is just to inspire reflection.Dec 8 2012: I keep my fingers crossed for your dream to get realized this summer, Linda. Sorry for being so acidic around your question.
Dec 8 2012: Observation.....you seem afraid, rather than acidic.Dec 8 2012: Dear Jedrek,
You gave my comment a thumbs up, so you agree? I'm wondering if you watched
Candy Chang's video?
.Dec 8 2012: I have just watched it. It's not my type of talks.
For Christ sake, when you go out to the public keep your sob stories to yourself. Or if you do tell them, make sure you're strong enough not to cry. It makes people feel awkward. For my part, I am unable to feel the same emotions as the speaker and it makes me feel dumb if I am not crying as well. One usually makes some kind of a stupid face which makes things even worse.
By the way, the results of the experiment were, well, ordinary to say the least. Some answers were serious (banal) some were funny (a comedian is much closer to reality anyway) but what did we find out from them?
Life is really profound and serious but its seriousness is eluding people.
Dec 8 2012: I understand Jedrek....we all have different preferences regarding what we choose to watch.
If your advice is for me, I will take it under advisement. The reason I share my stories is to encourage and support other people with challenges they are facing. Crying is not a bad thing, in my perception....I don't mind crying. I think people have a choice to feel awkward....or not. I respect your feelings about crying. You are not "dumb" Jedrek. Because of your comments, it seems like you are a very insightful person.
I think we found out EXACTLY what you say....some answers were serious, some funny, some ordinary...etc. We are all different, and we all address topics in different ways....don't you think?
I agree...life is really profound and serious. My mom used to tell me that humor is just as serious as other "serious" aspects of the human "condition", and I believe that to this day:>)
Maybe that connects with your comment about a comedian being closer to reality?
I appreciate your response Jedrek....thanks:>)Dec 8 2012: "Life is really profound and serious but its seriousness is eluding people."
I think I understand now our differences. For me only a tiny part of life is seriousness. Most of life is joy and laughter and love. But that is simply how I see the world. The seriousness part is merely to sustain the rest.
I really appreciate your response. It is not one I would have envisioned and I enjoy seeing the world from a different point of view. Thank you for the opportunity to see the world through your eyes.Dec 8 2012: Dear Jedrek,
I just watched a documentary about Warsaw (where your profile says you live), the history, death and devestation that happened there. I'm wondering if that knowledge impacts your worldview? I don't need to know unless you choose to share that with us.
Dec 13 2012: In a nutshell: my worldview is probably more affected by the winter weather here than the knowledge obout the history of the city.
It is good that you ask, however, because your question made me realize how little does history affect our daily actions and thoughts. I know it's bad, and that if we do not learn on our mistakes the history will repeat itself (they say it does anyway), but what can we do?
If you are in Warsaw next time, I'll show you around, Colleen.
Dec 13 2012: Thank you Jedrek for your reply and kind offer. Perhaps someday, before I die, I will visit Warsaw, which looks very interesting and beautiful. The closest I have been is Switzerland, Germany and Russia.
It appears that our weather is comparable, although it is warmer today where I am...33F and sunny. It appears that Warsaw is 19F and cloudy. I live in the north-east USA close to the Canadian border, in Vermont.
I believe that certain areas in our world have certain energy....and perhaps our history contributes to that feeling? The documentary I mentioned was about the beauty, construction and re-construction of Warsaw, as well as some of the sad history. As I watched the parts about the beauty, which I appreciate, I also felt aware of the sadness. Maybe that's because it had just been presented to me in the documentary.Dec 2 2012: change the world. By spreading my way of life and thinking.
Dec 2 2012: Could you explain a little about your way of life and thinking?
Dec 11 2012: I created, 20 years ago, a way of thinking that is universal and sustainable.
It's a mix of logic, common sense, zen Buddhism, General Semantic (the plural logic system from Alfred Korzibski) and universal spirituality (what most main religions have in common).
Keeping in mind that the word and meaning of God(s) was created by humans, for humans. I only redefined it to be more contemporary and logical. So, I redefined my definition of "God" to remove references to omnipotence, omniscience, omnipresence and third party.
That's the high level frame.
Lejan .
Dec 2 2012: ... reach a point where I can let go my life without sorrows.
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In 2010, MdTA decided to replace the existing two-lane Gov. Harry W. Nice Memorial Bridge, which links southern Charles County with King George, Va., with a four-lane span just to its north. The new bridge will include a shoulder for disabled vehicles and a path for pedestrians and bicyclists, both of which are lacking now.
The sidewalk and roadway will be separated by a barrier to protect walkers and bikers, Feldmann said.
The project will cost $850 million, MdTA estimates, but Charles County Commissioner Ken Robinson (D) thought the tab would likely reach $1 billion. He thought the project would stall without massive federal funding, which he said was justified because the bridge could serve as part of an escape route if Washington, D.C., residents ever had to evacuate during a catastrophe.
Robinson proposed changing the designation of the bridge, and of U.S. 301 from La Plata to King George, to an interstate, which would permit the federal government to pay for 90 percent of the bridge work.
�Unless the federal government decides to get involved, we�re going to be waiting for a really long time here,� he said.
He praised the new bridge�s sidewalk and hoped people would use it.
�They opened one up on the Wilson Bridge, and whenever I�m driving across, there are people on it. It wasn�t there before. I guess if you build it, they will come,� he said.


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He just happened to misapply it by assuming the current going in would remain constant (not a far out assumption given the term constant current). Probably didn't get his hands dirty through engineering school.
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Originally Posted by welder_one View Post
that welding leads wont drop amperage over 500 foot let alone 150 foot.... where do they find these people???
10 feet, 100 feet, 10,000 feet of wire doesn't matter. If you have 200 amps flowing into one end, you have 200 amps flowing out. Called Kirchoff's current law.
What kind of engineer is this? Not a good one if he doesn't know basic principles. I guess the concern is over the integrity of the drum, but since the fins are 3/8, you wouldn't be able to set the machine too hot for the 1" drum otherwise it would just melt the fins without ever welding to the drum. He should leave the welding machine set up to the licensed welder.MillerMatic 252
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as for the 1/16 wire, its what i had originally planned to use, but the engineer thought that the breeze would blow the shield gas off the weld and that i should just use solid wire mig.
i know that amperage pretty much stays the same over the length of the leads, but with voltage drop on a machine set at constant voltage over the length of the leads and quick connects, i had the voltage set higher at the machine than at the feeder
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I'm no engineer but wouldn't it have made more sense to just put a water jacket around the pipe instead of welding on fins if they want it cooler? Is this thing supposed to be air cooled? Is there some huge ducted fan in the works?2007 Miller Dynasty 200 DX
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well, the infamous engineer problem is officially solved..... busy melting wire today and the puddle changes, look over and the engineer was adjusting the settings on my machine! i did what every red blooded weldor would do, i rolled everything up, shut machines down and started to head to the house. i called the job foreman to let him know, and no sooner than the "hello" came at the other end, the owner of this aggregate plant walked up. he asked if i was done, and i told him nope, that his engineer has been a serious hold up on progress, changing me from 1/16 FCAW to .035 mig, adjusting my machines while in the middle of a weld. he called that engineer over, and fired him..... whoa.... i dont like for peeps to lose their job, but i cant afford for the goober to be ruining my machines.
on another note, i should have been done today, but they are adding another 4 foot of cooler fins to the drum.... another almost 400 foot more of weld. i ALWAYS get the good jobs
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The Creston/Orient-Macksburg bowling team celebrated a highly successful season at its postseason awards banquet on March 24 in the CHS commons.
Both the Panther boys and girls teams qualified for the Coed State Bowling Tournament, where the boys finished fifth and the girls finished ninth.
Eight Panther bowlers were named all-district performers, while senior Emily Lange also earned Hawkeye 10 Academic All-Conference honors.
The Creston/O-M girls set a new team high score of 2699 against Denison-Schleswig on senior day in February, while the boys came up just 29 pins short of setting the all-time high score at the state tournament.
"We had a very good year," head coach Ron Pendegraft said. "Arguably the best year overall for both boys and girls together. Without a doubt, it was the best year for averages for our girls. We also shot two scores over 2600 for the first time.
"For the boys, they threw our second-high team score ever with a 2983, which is also our highest state tournament score ever — even higher than the 2004 third-place score of 2952."
The Panthers also honored 12 seniors at the banquet, seven of which participated at the state tournament.
Pendegraft said he will miss those seniors, but that he hopes the younger talent can step up and fill in those roles.
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Seniors on the team included Garrett Abell, Josh Sawtelle, Adam Hoffman, Aaron Shaw, Austin Hurt, Rylee Winners, Jacob Wolfe, Kenny Wynn, Emily Lange, Anna Wilson, Emily Davidson and Shaylen Kipp.
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Juniors — Chantz Davidson, Devon Eddy.
Sophomores — Darin Hatfield, Jenna Hayes.
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First-team all-district — Chantz Davidson, Shaylen Kipp, Madison Hance.
Second-team all-district — Emily Davidson, Anna Wilson, Devon Eddy.
Honorable mention all-district — Josh Sawtelle, Emily Lange.
Team awards
High game — Devon Eddy (245), Chantz Davidson (252).
High series — Emily Davidson (446), Josh Sawtelle (484).
Total pins — Madison Hance (4575), Chantz Davidson (5445).
High Average — Madison Hance (163.4), Chantz Davidson (194.5).
Coaches award — Garrett Abell.


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"Buttery bread, spread with garlic, two melted cheeses, zesty spices, drizzled with olive oil, and broiled to a crispy perfection."
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1 (20 ounce) loaf
French bread, sliced
1 cup
olive oil, divided
1 tablespoon
crushed garlic
1/2 cup
cream cheese, softened
1 teaspoon
dried oregano
1 teaspoon
dried basil
1 teaspoon
chopped fresh parsley
1 pinch
freshly ground black pepper to taste
1/4 cup
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This was really good. I used a large loaf of Italian Ciabatta bread cut in half. I used 3X the amount of garlic and I still think it needed more. The trick to getting the cream cheese and oil to mix is to do it in a food processor. Add the cream cheese and herbs and start pulsing, then very slowly add in the oil while pulsing the machine. If you do it right, the oil and cream cheese will form an emulsion and will not separate. I will make it again, but next time I think I will add feta cheese and garlic salt, it was just missing that extra punch of flavor.
I thought it was okay. I will make it again, but will replace the cream cheese with butter or olive oil.
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I had a half a loaf of french bread to use up and made pasta for dinner. This bread was really good. After reading reviews, some had trouble with mixing the olive oil and cream cheese. I decided to drizzle oil on the bread first, then spread the mixture and broil. Since my bread slices were small it only took a few minutes on low to melt. I also drizzled a small amount of olive oil and grated parmesan after coming out of the oven.
Definitely one of my favorite garlic bread recipes! I stuck the cream cheese mixture in the frig. for a little while. It mixed a lot easier!
Very tasty garlic bread! However, my experience tonight is that cream cheese and olive oil just don't mix. It was impossible to get the mixture "smooth" - even using the electic mixer, once you stop mixing, it immediately begins to separate. Not sure if there's anything to be done about that. Anyway, that being said, it still tasted delicious and was an excellent accompaniment to our spaghetti dinner.
Very good bread! I only had extra virgin olive oil, and I was afraid that the flavor from that would be too strong, so I decided to use half softened butter and half olive oil and the results were DELICIOUS!!! Creamy, buttery, cheesy goodness! I will be using this recipe a lot, I'm sure! Thanks for posting :)
I used a Sour Dough loaf and 1 Cup melted butter instead of Olive Oil and I just heated the bread until it was hot and bubbly instead of broiling it. It was a delicious combination of flavors! It all got gobbled up at my Easter dinner!
The best garlic bread I have ever tasted!!!! amazing buttery garlicky cheesy..there's nothing like it anywhere, I will be making this over and over again!!!
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I'm afraid the Channels and ModDate columns don't work under 9x - nothing is displayed. And the sample rate is still broken.
Yes, I did reload the playlist, restarted Trout, looked through Options...
(Only tried the portable version)
As for the album art issue we discussed (related to EPPM's files), there are two problems:
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One cause of pops is unburnt fuel hitting the exhaust manifold - many engines use fuel to cool the cylinder when you lift off, so this sprayed excess then burns as it hits hot metal in the exhaust.
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SlingShot wrote:For all you old haters...HOLE 2 got trees cut and is now a great hole. Turns out the county is great to work with if you have some patience and people skills.
Corndawg13 wrote:I too loved McCurry and cannot wait to go back, maybe I'll go Tuesday. That one or few random holes are what make some courses fun. I learned to throw sidearm due to holes 3, 14, and "the hobbit hole" at CP. Hole 17 at Sequoyah sucks but I par it most of the time. Hole 16 at ERP...and so on. It makes courses fun IMO.
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Big Red wrote:richardhead wrote:Simple Firebird spike hyzer shot if you ask me.
In the short position yes, in the long not hardly.
I'd hate to suggest some midnight pruning but then again...
Big Red wrote:I played there last and week and I am really confused. The basket is in a longer position right than what it originally was? I saw where a couple of trees had been cut down but it really didn't matter with this position. I can pretty much say that with the basket in that position that this is the worst "hole" I have ever seen.
*To have played would mean it that it was of some pleasure. 4 bogey strokes on a hole less than 300 ft ensured there was no pleasure. It would not be such a big deal if there was actual skill required to play this hole. But sadly the only thing required is mucho luck.
SlingShot wrote:Remember it is a par 4 from the back tee, so a "line to the basket" from the tee is not the key here. It is placing your shot so you then have the line on your second shot. If it were cleared out more it would be a tweener.
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text: Case | HBS Case Collection | January 2015 (Revised July 2015) Colombia and the Economic Premium of Peace Richard H.K. Vietor and Hilary White Colombia, the fastest growing country in Latin America, continues to struggle with productivity. Both labor productivity and total factor productivity have been low for the past decade, despite economic growth of 4.7% annually. Many factors contribute—everything from infrastructure, to banking, to informality. President Santos, one year into his second term, is well aware of these difficulties and has put in place new policies to mitigate them. His focus, however, is on peace negotiations with the FARC—a possible settlement of the 50-year struggle which itself would significantly impact productivity. Keywords: colombia; productivity; productivity growth; conflict; conflict management; economics; macroeconomics; labor force participation; labor market; competitive advantage; competitiveness; infrastructure; negotiation; dutch disease; Latin America; national security; Security; peace; informality; labor laws; total factor productivity; labor productivity; Economics; Development Economics; Economic Growth; Economy; Macroeconomics; Inflation and Deflation; Non-Renewable Energy; National Security; Government Administration; Latin America; Central America; Colombia; South America; Citation:Vietor, Richard H.K., and Hilary White. "Colombia and the Economic Premium of Peace." Harvard Business School Case 715-011, January 2015. (Revised July 2015.) View Details CiteView DetailsPurchase Related


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Central Park hosts great birds in every season, but springtime offers the most dazzling avian sights and sounds as migrants from the tropics return to their breeding grounds in the north. The Museum's series of morning and lunchtime bird walks, each led by an expert, begin in early April and are scheduled to coincide with this migration, as warblers, vireos, tanagers, flycatchers, grosbeaks, thrushes, and others make their way to their summer homes.
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The effects of a parent's bond with a child have been a popular topic in the news. But what does the science say? The Museum's upcoming four-week course The Parent-Child Bond: Behind the Science of Attachment, which begins on April 17, will explore the latest psychology and neuroscience on attachment through expert guest speakers, online resources, documentary footage, and in-class projects. Howard Steele, a professor of psychology at The New School and founder of the journal Attachment & Human Development, will be a guest lecturer for the course and also appears in the Museum's attachment-themed Science Bulletin, part of the Museum's innovative exhibition and online media program. Below, Steele answers a few questions about the psychological effects of parent-child relationships.
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For nearly four decades, it's been my privilege to work as an archaeologist on St. Catherines—a Manhattan-sized island 10 miles off the Georgia coastline. One of the storied Golden Isles, St. Catherines is privately owned; only two people live there. Forty years ago, the Edward John Noble Foundation established a long-term relationship with the American Museum of Natural History to pursue scientific research, conservation, and education on the island.
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A common misconception about bioluminescent fishes is that they all live in the perpetual darkness of the deep sea. In truth, one of the most fascinating aspects of bioluminescence is the diversity of organisms and environments in which the phenomenon is known to occur. There are bioluminescent fishes occurring on coral reefs, in estuaries, and even in the rocky intertidal zone along coastlines. Approximately 100 species in nine families of fishes that live in shallow marine waters are known to luminesce.
New Finding: Dinosaur's Feathers Were Black with Iridescent Sheen
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A pigeon-sized, four-winged dinosaur known as Microraptor had black iridescent feathers when it roamed the Earth 130 million years ago, according to new research led by a team of American and Chinese scientists that includes Museum researchers. The dinosaur's fossilized plumage is the earliest record of iridescent feather color. The findings, which suggest the importance of display in the early evolution of feathers, are published in the March 9 edition of the journal Science.
"This study gives us an unprecedented glimpse at what this animal looked like when it was alive," said Mark Norell, one of the paper's authors and chair of the Museum's Division of Paleontology.


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Muncie, IN (Sports Network) - The Ball State Cardinals gained a season-high 357 rushing yards on their way to a 52-27 rout of the Ohio University Bobcats in a late season Mid-American Conference bout at Scheumann Stadium.
Jahwan Edwards paced the rushing attack once again for Ball State (8-3, 5-2 MAC) with 169 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries. Edwards extended his streak of games with at least 100 rushing yards to five in the process. Horactio Banks got into the mix by rushing 14 times for 135 yards and a score.
Keith Wenning was efficient under center before leaving in the second quarter, completing 16-of-20 attempts for 173 yards and two touchdowns. Zane Fakes had a big time performance with seven receptions for 58 yards and two touchdowns as the Cardinals won for the fifth game in a row. Senior Kelly Page filled in for Wenning after he was sidelined to produce three total touchdowns in his final home game.
Tyler Tettleton guided Ohio (8-3, 4-3) by going 22-of-30 for 236 yards. Beau Blankenship surpassed the century mark for the seventh time this season by turning 21 carries into 161 yards and three scores. Josh Kristoff and Alphonso Lewis recorded 10 tackles each as the Bobcats lost back-to-back games for the first time this season.
Ohio struck first as Matt Weller drilled a 47-yard field goal with just under seven minutes left in the opening period. Ball State responded with a 10-play, 75-yard drive which was punctuated by a 13-yard touchdown pass to KeVonn Mabon from Wenning. Mabon's second touchdown reception of the season gave BSU a 7-3 lead after 15 minutes of action.
The second quarter was a back-and-forth battle. The Bobcats jumped back on top early in the second frame as Blankenship plunged across the goal line from a yard out. The Cardinals responded as Wenning completed a 42-yard touchdown pass to Willie Snead to give BSU a 14-10 advantage.
On the Bobcats' next drive, Tettleton completed a 68-yard pass to Daz' Patterson to move the ball inside of the opponent's five-yard line. The big play put Blankenship in position to rush into the end zone for the second time in the contest, which gave Ohio a 17-14 advantage.
The Cardinals managed to jump back on top with 2:17 left before the intermission as Page punctuated an 11-play, 80-yard drive with a seven yard touchdown run. Page's efforts put BSU ahead, 21-17, as the game progressed into halftime.
Blankenship pushed the Bobcats back in front early in the second half by breaking away for a 58-yard touchdown run. Edwards broke off a 68-yard run on BSU's next drive to set up a three-yard scoring pass from Page to Fakes. Ball State's kicker Steven Schott added a 38-yard field goal with just under two minutes left before the final period to extend the Cardinals' advantage to 31-24.
Weller made a 34-yard field goal with 12:15 left to play, but Ohio was unable to score the rest of the way.
The Cardinals ended the game on a 21-0 run. Banks and Edwards added a rushing touchdown each and Fakes reeled in his second touchdown reception to hand Ohio a 25-point loss, which is the largest margin of defeat the Bobcats have endured this year.
Ball State gained 588 yards of total offense and 29 first downs. Despite the loss, the Bobcats were productive with 484 yards and 20 first downs.
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SOUTH BEND – As the clock ticked down to :00 at Notre Dame Stadium on Saturday, the 80,795 Fighting Irish faithful began to chant "Beat SC!"
The Irish coaches and players didn't need any reminding from their fans after spanking Wake Forest 38-0 and winning for the 11th time in as many games, as to what point this team has reached in its magical season. That is because they too, know what needs to be done – and why - next Saturday against USC in Memorial Coliseum (8 p.m. ABC).
"We have one game left on our schedule," Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said. "Our guys know what's at stake now. This is about an undefeated season."
Those around the Notre Dame football program have tried desperately to tune out what Kelly refers to as "the noise" all season. That involves ignoring talk of national championships, undefeated seasons, BCS standings, etc., as Kelly's kids have simply tried to survive upset threats on a weekly basis (many of which nearly were accomplished). But now the hour is at hand.
"It's easier now because we have one game left," Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said of his team focusing. "So for us the focus and all of those things, not looking ahead, we don't have to worry about that anymore."
With a win next Saturday, the third-ranked Irish will have closed a perfect regular season, but they still won't know if it means a shot at a championship. If Kansas State and Oregon also remain unbeaten, Notre Dame may be left out of the national title game. However, Kelly isn't stressing over that.
"(We) cannot do anything but beat USC," Kelly said. "The rest is up to other people."
If anything this season, Notre Dame has handled the increased expectations as the hype grew and grew. It has also handled pressure situations well, for example, a triple overtime win over Pittsburgh, an overtime victory over Stanford, three-point wins over BYU and Purdue and knocking off Oklahoma convincingly (30-13) in Norman.
Not much rattles these guys.
"This isn't a group that plays with extra pressure," Kelly said. "We'll make sure that they are able to go out and play the game the way it's meant to be played. We'll make sure we play to win on Saturday."
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When sophomore wide receiver DaVaris Daniels went down with an injury a week ago at Boston College, an opportunity presented itself for Irish fifth-year receiver John Goodman to earn his first start since the season-opening game against Navy in August.
The former Bishop Dwenger standout made his appearance count.
For the second straight week, Goodman hauled in a touchdown (a 50-yard catch from quarterback Everett Golson).
"It's extremely special to me," Goodman said of his strong play of late. "I'll do whatever I can to help this team win. When a guy goes down, you want to go in and step up. That is what the philosophy on our team is."
Goodman has only caught five passes this season, as he has missed multiple games with a back injury, however, three of those receptions have been for scores.
He now has four touchdowns in his career.
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The typical 2012 Dolphin fan
Spoiled, entitled, angry, petulant and constantly ready to rag on whatever happens to you and your team
You're like 15 year old girls
You don't know much, haven't seen or taken the time to learn or understand much about your sport or really your team
Come back at me with your snide remarks but you know I'm right. There's too many in here who have nothing interesting or positive to say who don't take the time to read, learn how to spell, formulate a coherent thought or follow what's going on around the league.
The guys in here who re-post negative articles are the equivalent of skid marks
Take your right tackles and your 6-10 seasons and piss and moan. You and your contributions as fans are just as, if not, as sorry, as the team you ***** about.
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Every Catholic is saddened and sickened that Father Cornelius Ryan, pastor at St. Joseph Parish-Hessen Cassel, has admitted to sexually abusing a minor 20 years ago in Uganda and has been removed from the ministry.
It has been heartbreaking the last 10 years as stories of sexual abuse by our beloved priests worldwide are becoming known to us all. In our hearts we are outraged. But are we being completely fair in our condemnation of our bishops of 20 years ago?
Mental health experts back then believed that treatment and rehabilitation of child sex offenders was possible. Many bishops relied upon these experts. Were we not all blind to child sexual abuse 20-30 years ago? As a society only now are we opening our eyes to the problem.
The Catholic Church and the Penn State scandals have awakened us all. Yet as as society we have not acknowledged another sexual taboo — incest. St. Paul had to tackle it in the Bible. The Roman society had a problem with it. We like to believe it rarely exists. But what else could priests, ministers, school teachers, coaches and others who sexually abuse children have in common?
The Catholic Church teaches the "perfect will" of God about sexual matters much to the dissatisfaction of the worldly minded. So when a priest falls from grace, it makes the headlines.
Catholic priests are mortal men entrusted with a divine mission. We need to remember that when a priest commits the terrible sin of child sexual abuse it dishonors but does not discredit the Body of Christ, the Catholic Church.
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Friday, September 21, 2001Johnson City, Tenn. -- The East Tennessee State University Athletic Department announced today that changes have been made to the 2001 football schedule. The Bucs have switched dates on scheduled road games with Charleston Southern and Wofford. East Tennessee State will now play at Charleston Southern on Nov. 3 at 1:30 p.m. and at Wofford on Nov. 17 at 1:30 p.m. The move was made to facilitate a matchup between South Carolina and Wofford that will occur on Nov. 3 from Columbia, S.C. The Terriers were originally scheduled to play Youngstown State on Nov. 17 and will work with the Penguins to help them find a replacement opponent.
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