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Robert Greenberg marvels at the earth's intricate, interconnected ecological systems. He organizes Earth Day events, and he worries about evolving weather patterns and global climate change. He has studied geological time and, by leading field trips, is helping unlock the wonders of science for others.
And he believes in God.
"From my early years, I've always loved nature," says Greenberg, who teaches earth environmental science at Chapel Hill High School in North Carolina. "And I've always seen God as the creator of everything."
Raised Jewish — "I was bar mitzvahed" — in Monmouth County, N.J., Greenberg now describes himself and his faith as "Judeo-Christian." In October, he and his wife, Jerri, who also has a science background, joined United Church of Chapel Hill (N.C.)., after attending for about five years.
Greenberg credits his Jewish upbringing as instrumental in helping shape his appreciation for the environment, and he's also grateful that his current community of faith validates his passion for all things science.
"Pretty early on, I understood that there was a scientific plan, and I'm fascinated by discussions about when the universe began and how it began," he says.
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Greenberg, who has studied geology at West Virginia University, the University of Vermont and Montana State University, has never seen a contradiction between religion and science.
"Science explains how things work, but not necessarily why. Religion gives you the why to it," he says.
Greenberg says he was particularly inspired by Jimmy Carter's 2005 book, "Our Endangered Values," in which the former president argues there is no conflict between religion and science. Carter, however, does concede the seeming dichotomy is "one of the most ancient and persistent debates, especially in the United States."
"It seems obvious to me," Carter writes, "that, in its totality, the Bible presented God's spiritual message, but that the ancient authors of the Holy scriptures were not experts on geology, biology, or cosmology, and were not blessed with the use of electron microscopes, carbon-dating techniques, or the Hubble telescope."
Carter, a trained nuclear engineer, is known less for being a scientist and more for being a Southern Baptist Sunday School teacher.
Greenberg says he's constantly recommending Carter's book to others — especially the religion-science chapter — because it succinctly addresses what Greenberg himself believes to be true.
"[Carter] never saw religion and science as incompatible. They both coexist. And that's the way I look at it," Greenberg says. "I don't understand the hostility [between religion and science]. To me it's ridiculous. I really think it's a lot of energy wasted, especially on the part of the media, because there's no conflict. I believe God gave us brains to use."
Another of Greenberg's heroes is contemporary scientist Stephen Hawking, widely considered one of the greatest minds in physics since Albert Einstein.
"Hawking says scientists now have a common understanding of how the forces were united [to create the Big Bang], but the spark that started it all, that's the miracle," Greenberg says. "I've always been curious about how it happened."
Greenberg says he's equally fascinated with both the "forces" of science and the unknown "spark" behind it — which he calls God.
'Curious creatures'
Olivia Masih White, who retired as a genetics professor at the University of North Texas in Dallas and later served as executive minister of the UCC's Wider Church Ministries in Cleveland, says she's spent a lifetime fielding questions about the intersections of religion and science.
"All during my teaching experience, I have been challenged and asked by my students, 'How can you be a Christian and also be a scientist?' — as if they were two very different things," says White, a member of the UCC's Science and Technology Network.
"To me, being a scientist and being a Christian really is more harmonious," she says. "The more I learn about science, the intricacies — how the cells work, how our DNA works — it makes me more excited about this God who created all this, and my faith deepens."
White recalls how she felt in 1983, when the UCC General Synod passed a courageous statement in support of genetic engineering. That same year, White was completing her Ph.D. in genetics.
"For me, that was a turning point, that this church really welcomes science," she remembers.
White says each new scientific discovery leads some to fret that we've "gone too far," that we've learned everything there is to know. Some people, she says, even assumed — wrongly — that the human genome mapping project, once completed, would teach us everything there was to know about human existence and all our questions would be answered.
"But this is just the beginning!" she exclaims, insisting that each new scientific discovery only leads to bigger questions. "How can we help the public? How can we alleviate suffering? How can we prevent illness?"
The Rev. John H. Thomas, UCC general minister and president, says questions about science should not cause us "to argue about who's right and who's wrong, about what happened or didn't happen." Instead, he says, biology and physics should provoke us to ask, "What does this tell us about God?"
"God is amazingly more complex, more fascinating, more intriguing," he says. "Isn't it exciting that God wants God's creatures to be curious creatures, exploring and imagining?"
Science ultimately welcomes more mystery — not less — into the life of faith, Thomas believes. And that's a strange concept for some. Yet, the sight of seeing dividing cells through the aid of a microscope "encourages singing, not arguments," he says, and provides opportunities for science to offer "conversion experiences" for people of faith.
The outcome of scientific inquiry, therefore, is "a greater sacramental understanding of our life together," Thomas says. "It's not where most people would think that a conversation with science would take us, but that's where it takes me."
Honoring scientific vocations
Thomas tells the story of his own father, Walter Thomas, who was both a polymer chemist and a devoted lay leader in the church. But, looking back, John Thomas says he laments that the church never really legitimized or affirmed his father's scientific career as a true Christian calling.
"As I think back on his life and his life in the church, he was honored as a deacon, as a trustee, for being the moderator of the church," Thomas recalls, "but the church never encouraged him to connect those two parts of himself, the person of faith and the scientist.
"They never lifted him up and honored him as a scientist, but rather as a church worker. I felt, 'What a loss.'"
That's why Thomas says that one of his hopes is that the UCC will begin to be intentional about honoring church members who are scientists — engineers, mathematicians, teachers and students — "to help them make that deep connection between their vocation as scientist and their vocation as a Christian."
Greenberg, the science teacher, believes there's a hunger for greater understanding of the natural world, especially the earth's ages-old mysteries. He addresses that yearning for discovery by leading periodic field trips for church members and for his high school students.
On Feb. 10, for example, Greenberg will lead his next installment of "Celebration of Earth and Sky," an immersion event sponsored by a high school group named "SURGE" (Students United for a Responsible Global Environment), which he serves as faculty advisor.
"Part of living a good life is honoring, respecting and revering God's creation. To observe and enjoy it," Greenberg teaches. "I see life and the earth as a bunch of systems that interact with each other. As we live our lives, we come to deeper understanding of these connections. Unfortunately, some people stagnate. They're told something and they say, 'This is what I believe and I don't want to hear anything else.' I'm open to learning new things and I always see God in it."
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Darkness is moving in, and young exorcist Allen Walker is humanity's greatest hope against the wicked forces conspiring to bring civilization to it's knees. Akuma - cruel spirits born of tragedy and lost souls - lurk in every shadow, willing and eager to do the bidding of their leader, the dread Millennium Earl. With an eye cursed to see evil in it's truest form and blessed with an arm to slay soul-devouring demons, Allen stands ready to confront the gathering evil. Should he fail, Innocence will be lost forever. The war to decide the fate of mankind has begun - and the carnage will be endless.

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With charge sheets taking a torturous seven-eight months to file, it is no wonder that cybercriminals are not punished swiftly enough.
The stipulated time period for filing these charge sheets, which are required for the trial to begin, is 90 days.
Unlike other crimes, proving charges in cyber offences entails a major reliance on technical data extracted from the device the accused used, said an official who did not wish to be named. "In such cases, we need to send the devices to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) at Kalina. It normally takes a year for them to send us the data, which can be used as evidence against an accused."
While the police can submit the charge sheet before the court and add the FSL report later, the trial court will not pass a judgment before going the through the report. "We have an in-house laboratory, but that can only be used for investigation purposes. Its report will not be accepted in a court of law," the official added.
Additional commissioner of police (crime) Niket Kaushik said, "It does take a long time for us to get the test results from FSL in cases of cybercrime. But there is continuous interaction between the cyber police and the FSL on the various cases submitted there."
FSL director MK Malve agreed that there was a problem. "The new technology department - which checks on cybercrime cases - enlists temporary staff. So if their contract expires while working on a particular case, someone new has to take it up, causing delays. We have written to the home ministry to make the posting permanent."
The officer claimed that because of the delay in getting technical data along with a delayed response from mobile service providers and banks, they almost never file a charge sheet in the allotted 90-day period, failing which the accused has a right to get bail. "It does not, however, make a big difference as most offences under the IT act are bailable anyway. But it does delay the trial."


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As 15-year-old Shiloh Edsitty nervously explained to a judge Wednesday the impact James Valdez had on his life, a sob came from Valdez's sisters seated in the courtroom.
"This is hard for me too," Shiloh said.
Valdez was convicted of first-degree murder with use of a deadly weapon in March for fatally stabbing Shiloh's mother, 31-year-old Teresa Tilden. A drunken argument between the couple in November 2004 preceded the slaying.
The jury also found Valdez guilty of attempted murder for stabbing Shiloh, then age 12.
"I will forgive him, but not now; I can't," Shiloh said.
District Judge Joseph Bonaventure sentenced Valdez to two life sentences without the possibility of parole for the murder and an additional 16 to 40 years for the attempted murder, following the recommendation of prosecutors and the department of parole and probation.
"Living in a cell for his whole life is enough for me," Shiloh said after the sentencing.
Valdez did not speak on his own behalf during the sentencing. And members of his family, who previously said he was acting in self defense that night, wouldn't comment afterward.
Valdez's attorney, Michael Cristalli, said the added sentence for the attempted murder was unnecessary.
"He's not going to get out of prison," Cristalli said.
He maintained the slaying was a crime of impulse and that the verdict will be appealed.
One of the grounds for appeal is that the jury decided a penalty prior to a penalty hearing, during which evidence is presented to determine the appropriate punishment for the conviction.
Bonaventure did not allow the jury to announce that penalty. On the day the penalty hearing was to begin, defense attorneys struck a plea deal with prosecutors to avoid the death penalty, in which Valdez would receive two consecutive life sentences for the murder conviction.
Several jurors said after trial they planned to impose a life sentence with the chance of parole after 40 years.
The defense had argued that, at the urging of Tilden, Shiloh stabbed Valdez in the hand, provoking a drunken Valdez into a murderous rage.
However, Shiloh, the only other witness to his mother's murder, has said neither he nor his mom held a knife that night.
Shiloh's guardian, Vivian Powell, recalled for Bonaventure the boy's long physical and mental recovery after the 2004 stabbing.
Shiloh, who escaped the crime scene with a knife stuck in his chest, spent three weeks in the hospital.
In the hospital, Shiloh made jokes, as usual, Powell said. When he was released, Shiloh moved to New York with Powell, who had received permanent guardianship over him.
While there, "A Current Affair" did an interview with him and Powell said she remembered thinking, "It was almost as if nothing had happened."
Then, almost a year after the murder, Shiloh became depressed, she said.
"All along he was having awful, awful nightmares and it got to a point where he wasn't sleeping," she said.
He failed eighth grade.
Doctors diagnosed him with post traumatic stress disorder.
"Every day I was just glad he was alive, because he didn't want to live," Powell said.
He questioned why God would take his mother but not him. "Answers I couldn't give him," she said.
"He's got scars all over his body. Just a constant reminder this is what happened," she said.
The trial kept being delayed, along with the hypnosis therapy his doctor had recommended for Shiloh's recovery, Powell said.
Nevada law has restrictions on witnesses who undergo hypnosis, so attorneys agreed to use a video recording of Shiloh's testimony in August for the March trial so that Shiloh could begin his therapy.
Since then, "I have noticed him cracking jokes about the stupidest things," Powell said.
But he still can't sleep.
"I still don't see the kind of person he was," she said.
Shiloh told the judge after the incident he had trouble controlling his anger, but he's learning.
"My mom didn't deserve this. She wasn't the best mom, but she was my mom and I always loved her," he said.
During the trial, it was revealed that Tilden had a drinking problem and beat her son. When she began dating Valdez, the beatings decreased, Shiloh had said.
When he was 5 months old, Tilden, a former student of Powell's, asked Powell to take care of him for a few weeks.
"That turned out to be five years," Powell said.
But he kept in contact with his mother and, in the fourth grade, Shiloh decided he wanted to live with his mother so he could get to know her, Powell said.
A month before the murder, Powell asked him if he wanted to stay with her family again, but he reaffirmed his desire to live with Tilden.
"His love for his mother was intact and that's who he wanted to be with," Powell said.
She said Valdez was actually better to Shiloh than Tilden's ex-husband and previous boyfriends.
"Our hearts ache for them and what they're going through," she said of the Valdez family. "We do hope from this day forward, healing can occur."


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Nice article!
Barcelona is a great destination to spend holidays!
I think you choose the most beautiful city points for a weekend and to have an overview of Barcelona! Another good idea is to choose a great accommodation, I recommend you to have a look at http://www.acomodis.com/!
Barcelona is a fantastic place to go with children. Pleased to see the maze and the aquarium mentioned. My children loved both places and would gladly go back tomorrow!
I so love Papabubble, it's a magic place where you feel like a child again. Very recommendable at all ages! And the sweets are really good too
Thanks for your comment, Deb. Your blog is impressive, by the way 🙂
Tibidabo is grrreat!!! And you also get an astonishing view of the city!!! Wonderful article!
Thanks Lisbeth, Federica and Isa for your comments! Feel free to add any other ideas you may have. Now, I must get ready for the big football match…
You can also visit Parc de l'oreneta and have a little train ride! 😀
Fantastic post, it is great to have a local mum too, most tourist websites and travel books don't have specific kid friendly ideas. Love this post!
We loooove Barcelona! Your article is great. We went already to the Aquarium and Parc Guell but nott hte the other locations because my daughter was not yet too. So i am looking forward to go and visit again and try your places:)
I have a reccomendation too: Za-patitos Aribau, Aribau 119 (Entre provenza y Rosellòn). They not aonly have great and comfy shoes for children, they even measure their feet and can send you everything home. There is a wonderful children indoor plat ground with toys and a small house and the workers are incredibly friendly. Have a look at their shoes on: http://www.za-patitos.com
P.s. I really like your blog. I am raising my child bilingual too and i liked very much to read about your experience.
PPs It would be great if babyccino could make another city guide with you and Barcelona 😉
Great tips, I love Barcelona, I still have an old fan from Poble Espanyol. We have never been there post-child, it would be interesting to go with our daughter, I bet we'll see the city in a different light. Btw, me encanta tu blog de bebe bilingue, si no te importa te pondre en mi lista de blogs que sigo.
Thank you all for your comments! Enjoy Barcelona!
Hi, this is Irene, from Barcelona. We live here and it is a very nice city to live with kids.
If you are coming to BCN you will always find something to do with your children. Cosmo Caixa (science museum) is also a very nice place to go… I usually post activities and things to do in Barcelona on my blog. You may visit me if you are coming http://www.mamanotieneblog. blogspot.com (I use to post in spanish or catalan, but you can translate). See you soon. Irene
Thanks for all your tips!


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Windows 7
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3. Now, scroll and select the Office product and click Change at the top of the Window.
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The price cut, which had been expected to end Friday, affects all Surface Pro models. The 64 GB model, for instance, now sells for $799, and the 128 GB for $899. Touch Covers are now $40 less, making them $79, and the Limited-Edition Cover is $89. There is no price change for the $129.99 Type Cover. The Type Cover offers actual physical keys on its keyboard, compared with the pressure-sensitive ones in the Touch Cover.
The Surface RT, whose price had been cut $150, will stay at its price of $349 for the 32GB model and $449 for the 64GB. Surface RT bundles with the Touch Cover will be offered for another $50. There are no bundle discounts for the Surface Pro.
'Exciting to See'
In a statement to news media, Microsoft said the "customer response to recent Surface pricing and keyboard-cover promotions has been exciting to see." It added that customers "who buy Surface love Surface, and we're eager for more people to get their hands on this incredible device." The company has said the new prices will roll out to markets worldwide through a "phased approach."
Two factors are attributed to the price cut being made permanent. First, sales of the Surface tablet line have been disappointing. In July, the company revealed that both tablets in the product line had brought in only $853 million from their launch in October of last year to June. That was less than the $900 million write-down Microsoft took for unsold Surface RT tablets.
The second factor is that Microsoft wants to move existing inventory, to make room for the next generation of its tablets. A new Surface RT model, with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 System-on-a-Chip and RT 8.1, is expected to be released by the end of this year. Additionally, there have been reports that a next-generation Surface Pro is in the works, using an Intel Haswell processor and featuring better battery life.
Cuts Were 'Inevitable'
There are signs that the price-cutting strategy, which also includes big discounts to schools and educational conferences. is having some effect. Earlier this week, ad network AdDuplex reported that usage of the Surface RT tablet had improved since its last report in April.
The RT's usage grew from 6.2 percent to 9.5 percent of the ad network's total in that period. Similarly, the Surface Pro went from 23rd most-used Windows 8 device in the April stats to the seventh. AdDuplex's numbers favor the tile-based interface that is the only interface in the RT and an optional one in the Pro, so the overall picture might be skewed, but there are also anecdotal reports of increased purchases following the discounts.
Laura DiDio, an analyst with Information Technology Intelligence Consulting, said making the price cuts permanent was "inevitable." In fact, she added, "if I were Microsoft, I'd be cutting them even more," plus offering "rolling promotions by region."


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Monster Turbine In-Ear Headphones
" After a burn-in period over night, I have to say that these are the best IEMs I've ever listened to. Now, to be honest, you may need to take that with a grain of salt considering I'm only coming from a pair of JVC Marshmallows, and these Turbines will be my first foray into high-end IEMs. Be that as it may, I believe the Turbines are the IEMs to beat at their price point. ..." --XxMerlinxX
Monster PowerBeats Sport Headphones
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Monster iSport LIVESTRONG® In-Ear Headphones
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Sound heavenly, but not good fit for my head. Found some others that work much better. Need to sell these to get the others. Can ship UPS/Fedex/USPS Priority Mail. Nearly NIB, only a few hours use. Original box. Velvet Ultrasone pouch
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Have a Happy, Healthy Cinco De Mayo!
By Caitlin Fitzpatrick
Cinco de Mayo is a day to celebrate Mexican culture, and honor the country's victory against France at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. It is also the perfect time to enjoy Mexico's enormous food culture! This year, forgo cheese drenched nachos and share this healthy salsa dip – created by Food Bank's very own CookShop team - with your family.
This recipe has been tested and approved by our 40,000+ CookShop participants throughout New York City. We've broken the recipe up into adult prep and child friendly steps, so every member of your family can help with the preparation.
Serve this fruit salsa with whole grain chips for a fruity, flavorful fiesta. Or add it to a chicken, fish or veggie soft taco for a colorful MyPlate meal!
CookShop Peachy Orange Salsa
- 3 oranges
- 1 15-ounce can of peaches
- 1 red bell pepper
- 1 lime
- 2 tbsp chives
- 1 bag of multi-grain tortilla chips
Prep for Adults
- Wash hands and all produce.
- Peel oranges and separate segments.
- Remove stem and seeds from pepper. Cut into child-friendly pieces.
- Open can of peaches. Pour into a colander to drain liquid.
- Cut lime in half.
Kid-friendly Steps
(With the supervision and guidance of an adult)
- Wash hands.
- Cut oranges, peaches and pepper into small pieces.
- Place in a large mixing bowl.
- Squeeze lime juice onto fruit mixture.
- Cut chives into small pieces, add to fruit mixture, and stir.
- Serve with multi-grain chips.
- Once everyone has a serving, count to three and taste together. Enjoy!
Caitlin Fitzpatrick is Food Bank For New York City's Nutrition and Health Services Associate.


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When you're growing in a small space, you want everything you grow to be special in some way. It might be beautiful, delicious, attractive to wildlife, or highly productive (ideally several of these!). I also like to grow a few things that are either impossible or very hard to find in the shops. You get [...]
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It's not very well known, but one of the fastest, most productive and tastiest crops to grow in containers is fava bean shoots. They're super easy to grow, too. The shoots have a delicious fresh bean taste. They are lovely in salads or you can add them at the last minute to risottos or stir fries - use them in [...]
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IN A STUNNING DISCLOSURE, a PGA Tour official told ARMCHAIR GOLF that Tiger Woods has won the 2009 FedEx Cup, the third edition of the PGA Tour playoffs. Woods, who also won in 2007, is the first multiple winner of the cup.
"I guess it's back to the drawing board," said the tour official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
PGA Tour personnel had spent weeks huddling at their Ponte Vedra Beach headquarters to hammer out a new, improved FedEx Cup. The revamped format was designed to strike a balance between the regular season and the playoffs, and also guarantee that the winner would be decided at the Tour Championship, the final playoff event.
"I think we're moving in the right direction," PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem told The Associated Press in November.
Yet Woods' premature victory indicates something has gone terribly awry with the latest incarnation of the points race. Tiger hasn't competed since winning the 2008 U.S. Open on an injured knee. The timing of his return to golf is uncertain. Plus, the 2009 season hasn't even begun.
"We're looking into it," the tour official said with a shrug. "The good news is we have a head start on next year's FedEx Cup fixes."
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Wednesday, December 10
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- noisemaker said...
Tell me it ain't so Armchair! I so enjoyed the leveling of the field in 08. I'll be so disappointed if the super-cat sweeps the cup.
Even though you're spoofing I'm confident that you're on to something.
- Groove Sharpener said...
Oh Dear !
Back to the drawing board for these muppets ! - 10:34 PM
- Tom Blogical said...
* Said in best reporter's voice. *
Mr. Sagebiel, what did Tiger's Left Knee have to say about this development? Did his Left Knee have anything to say about it's rehab? Did it have anything to say about it's availability for the Masters? When will you be interviewing Tiger's Left Knee again? Mr. Sagebiel? ;-) - 12:47 AM
- Acemakr said...
Thanks for making me smile.
- The Armchair Golfer said...
Tom: Thanks for asking. I hope to hear from TLK (Tiger's Left Knee) soon. Stay tuned!
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I returned from a visit to a family-run mill in the Piedmont region of northern Italy giving its polenta the highest compliment good food can get. This polenta made by Mulino Marino tastes purely, exactly like what it is: corn. The best corn you can imagine.
The polenta is made from otto file heirloom corn. It's a gorgeous golden orange, organically grown and absolutely the best I've ever tried. It's so sweet I thought they'd put sugar in it. If you are looking for something special to serve with dinner, buy a bag and a chunk of Parmigiano-Reggiano and follow our favorite polenta recipe, included. And then hold on to your socks: this stuff is good.
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This is probably been answered a million times but what would everyone suggest on how I can expand my dream world so I can visit more places, get more rows for berries, and see more rare pokemon?
oops just message me or leave a post on my wall, thanks all
I suck at minigames. Anyways, I finally harvested my first jaboca berry and sent one to my cartridge right away incase I decided I needed it for a tournament or something and planted the other. Would make awesome share shelf items when I have enough.
Are you kidding me? That's not fair! I seriously wanted that Reshiram C-gear skin, but there was a cutoff date to register Black and White 2? What a load of crap. I had my White 2 registered before the promotion was announced, and I had my Black AND White 1 versions registered way back in 2011. The requirements merely said you had to have registered BW2 on the same account you registered BW on. What the hell, Pokemon-gl?!
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You could have only gotten the CGear Skins if you registered before 17? DAAAAWN.
I got a Ponyta with Flame Body from the DW and am going for collectijng beries for the japanese style Castle Keep house.
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Finally moved over to Black2 as all the Pokemon I still need are on it, tucking in Sewaddle because I wanted to go to the Forest to get a Tauros and in two attempts and 16 or so visits to the island 12 have been to the stupid Park, but it turns out I need 5000 to get Tauros so it doesn't even matter as yet.
Did a run this morning, didn't do a whole lot and my berries are slowly growing(Jaboca and Custap take a while, yes I know it takes 96 hours). I got a Gastly only to find out that it doesn't even get a Dream World Ability -_-
Mega Snorlax make it happen GAME FREAK!!"I see now that the Circumstances of one's birth are irrelevant. It is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are."
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whats the point amount you need for Snorunt? its defiantly 500 right been trying to find one for nearly a month now with no luck
I went on the Dream World late last night and I had a pretty good session. I tucked in a Ledian and I was sent to the Dream Park area a few times, which is one of my favorite areas. I befriended nine Pokemon and I chose to keep a male Plusle. I returned to my garden and I planted some Lum, Sitrus, Leppa and Custap Berries in the soil. I went inside my house after that in order to decorate some tables with some new dolls that I obtained. I watered 20 dry berries after that, and then I swapped some items on Share Shelves.
It's actually 7,500 points needed to find a Snorunt. Just to make sure your checking in the Icy Cave, thought I should put that in but if you knew that already then great.
Any other pokemon you need info about here's a link to the Island of Dreams here on Serebii. Just click on which area you want to know more about.
I had a good run wanted to do so before the maintenance that's going to happen at some point tomorrow. I've been trying to go to the Rugged Mountain area trying to find evolutionary stones since I'm having such a hard time trying to find water, dusk, and dawn stones. I'm surprised however, the last couple days I've experience absolutely no lag while playing on the Dream World. Usually I've had trouble getting anymore then 5 pokemon at a time because of the lag, especially while playing specific games, Frozen Treat and Play Board were the worse. I just hope this doesn't end all of a sudden.
An it's funny that I got just enough points to reach 11,000 points exactly.
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I finally realsied why I haven't been going to the Forest, you need 3000 points on Black2/White2 for some reason but now I''m on 3170 so that won't be a problem in subsequent visits. Had to go to the stupid park a lot and found a female Cherubi that I ended up taking, again despite it not having a different Hidden Ability to its usual one(s.) I had a few different goes at flying with Pelipper to see what the best technique was, keeping around my 63,000-64,000 high-score mark except when I went solely for speed which gained me one extra second.
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I kidna dont get the Dream world. I know how to do it all but everytime I go to use it I cant. It says something on the Global like site that the game isnt Sinc'd...When I know very well that I put in the code to do it. I can send a pokemon to sleep but I cant use the site for the games or nothing. And it happened in BW and BW2. I just dont see a point in it kinda o.o
what exactly did the extended down time update? I dont see any changes and I have 6620 points so why I can find all the 7500 plus points Pokemon excluding the one I want atm (Snorunt)
I had a good session tonight. I visited the Dream Park and Icy Cave areas a couple of times each, and I managed to beat my previous high score on the drink serving mini-game, which has become my favorite. I befriended about a dozen Pokemon and I chose to keep a Voltorb, although I was tempted to keep a female Druddigon at one point. Anyway, I watered other peoples' berries, but when I visited mine I noticed that all of my Jaboca Berries were dry so I had to water them myself. I accepted some Dream Pal requests before signing off.
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APCNews – March 14 2011 – Year XI Issue 137 • Although media piracy is ubiquitous in most low and middle-income countries, piracy in South Africa is also a result of its distinctive history of repression and political tensions dating back to the Apartheid era. While recent anti-piracy and enforcement efforts have attempted to break the media piracy cycle, a new study on media piracy in South Africa shows that pirated goods provide a way for those who cannot afford access these good legally, to access mainstream culture and social inclusion. Pirated goods lessen the social gap between different social classes and allows them to become a part of a global conversation.
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Most people get a lot more copper than zinc, things like liver (which admittedly most people don't eat), but also nuts, sesame seeds, dried beans, and chocolate are all high in copper, and there are fewer concentrated sources of zinc. But barely any of that applies to you, but for in the future, when it does, I thought I'd mention it.
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Just FYI, when I added Nori into my diet recently, I had detox symptoms for awhile. I was just eating one sheet of Nori per day, with brown rice.
I think it was a flaring of her eczema and she slept like crap... but it was a couple months ago, so I would have to go look in her food journal. (I'm nak right now.)
Don't be dissing my liver!
1 ounce = 172% of the RDA for B12. 152% of the RDA for vit A. 112% of the RDA for copper. 54% of the RDA for folate. Or my nuts, one quarter cup of almonds, peanuts, walnuts and pumpkin seeds only have about 20% of the RDA for copper. One quarter cup of Sesame seeds, Cashews and Sunflower seeds ARE high in copper though. Soybeans, garbanzo beans and navy beans are higher in copper. Or my chocolate! Them's fightin' words. : The copper content of dark chocolate is significantly greater than milk chocolate. A 3-ounce bar of dark chocolate can contain 0.75 milligrams of copper. This is more than 100 per cent of the RDA for children and over 80 per cent of the RDA for teens and adults. A 3-ounce bar of milk chocolate can contain 0.18 milligrams of copper. This is equivalent to 20 per cent of the RDA for teens and adults. 3-ounce bar is a HUGE amount of chocolate, even to me, though! Copper absorption may be decreased by excess dietary iron or zinc. Conversely, too much copper may cause an iron deficiency. Vitamin C supplementation results in decreased copper status. In rats, large doses of vitamin C can lead to copper deficiency. Copper sources: http://www.vitamin-update.com/definition.cfm/id/25.html Pat |
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Seaweeds are usually considered high in iodine content, and can cause problems for thyroid patients. However there are many types of seaweed. Korea, and Japan have over 60 species of seaweed. Food preparation can effect iodine content of seaweed. Nori the flat sheets used for sushi has a small amount of iodine, compared to Miso soup. Kelp flavored stock is used to make miso soup. The soup then has over 1000 mcgs of iodine! The cooking in water releases the iodine into the broth.This level of iodine can cause progression of thyroid disease in susceptable thyroid patients. All seaweeds are not equal in causing problems. Ground kelp has 8000 mcg/gram, Kelp 2500, Dulse 72, and Nori has 16. Young seaweed, and floating seaweed have higher iodine than sundried seaweed.Review the article by Braverman before you decide what type of seaweed you should eat. Thyroid vol.14 number 10 2004, page 836-841. |
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Well, I've had kale just recently. Oh wait- I think DD did have a sip of my kale smoothie too. She seemed ok with it, and I seemed to react a little. I just made sauerkraut and have had a few tiny bites, but otherwise no cabbage in quite some time. It's been a while since we've tried cauliflower too. And none of the other ones.
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Pretty much all the animal products were better zinc sources, and most of the plant sources were better copper sources. Pumpkin seeds were an exception (higher in zinc) and liver (higher in copper).
<snip> All that to say, I wonder if some liver is significantly higher in copper than other liver. |
Interesting. So, grass-fed liver might be higher in copper? But, animals fed animal byproducts might be lower in copper???
Back to this... (not to distract you or anything...)
tuberose says the brassica family is a powerful inducer of both phase 1 and glutathione detox. Whenever you're ready to go back and look at this again, I'd try to figure out how dd does on those systems. Wait. Broccoli. Sulfur. Glutathione. That's that connection. I bet she has a slow phase 1 detox system? Stimulate phase 1: (is she ok with these?) Quote:
For example, salicylates move your serum/liver copper/zinc around, regardless of how much you're getting in your diet. There are probably other things that do that as well.
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An emergency blood delivery service with the promise of delivering within an hour will be launched across Maharashtra Tuesday, officials said her
Jeevan Amrut Seva, or 'Blood On Call' service was tested for a year as a pilot project in Satara and Sindhudurg and following a successful run, has been implemented all over the state.
It was inaugurated by Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan at a function in the government-run Sir J. J. Hospital here Tuesday afternoon.
Explaining about the service, Health Minister Suresh Shetty said that very often people who require blood of a particular group have to run from pillar to post to acquire it.
"In an emergency, every minute counts. Now, with 'Blood On Call', people can call 104 toll-free number, specify the blood group, the reason for requiring it and it will be delivered within an hour," Shetty said.
The blood will be priced at pre-decided government rates, will be of tested quality and the packets would be delivered in sealed containers, he added.
Presently, the 104 call centre is based in Pune but within four months co-ordinating centres will be opened in 10 major cities, Shetty said, with all existing blood banks in the state joined to the network for the service.
The patient will also be required to bear the transportation charges which start at Rs.50 for the first 10 km.
According to the State Blood Transfusion Council, there are presently around 250 licenced, registered blood banks in Maharashtra, including 72 run by the government, 123 by trusts, 10 by the Red Cross Society and the rest privately.
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Pop-punk icons blink-182 announced their reformation while presenting the award for Best Rock Album at the Grammys last night:
Additionally, a written statement has been issued by the band, stating that they are "picking up where we left off and then some," and launched a new webpage. The announcement also confirms that the group is in the studio and suggests that a new album from Mark, Tom and Travis can be expected in the summer of 2009. The record will be their first full-length release since their 2003 self-titled effort, while concerns as to whether they will stop appearing naked have not been addressed by the group at this time.
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diz band r fuking amazing im going 2 go 2 there tour and b da first 2 get there new album!i luv u blink!


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The body of Albert DeSalvo, the man notoriously referred to as the Boston Strangler, was exhumed from a Peabody cemetery Friday in the hopes of linking him to the murder of 19-year-old Mary Sullivan.
DeSalvo, who died in prison in 1973 while serving time for other crimes, confessed to the killings of 11 women between 1962 and 1964, but was never convicted.
His remains were taken to the Office of the Medical Examiner, located on Albany Street in Boston, where a DNA sample will be taken in an effort to definitively determine DeSalvo's connection to Sullivan.
Police and prosecutors said it is the first time they have had evidence linking him to her death.
"In most people's eyes, Albert DeSalvo had been known as the Boston Strangler, but without direct evidence linking him. ... Legitimate questions lingered about that perpetrator," said Attorney General Martha Coakley.
The DNA profile extraction and comparison testing is expected to be completed later this week, according to Suffolk District Attorney spokesman Jake Wark.
"We're eager to receive the results. Once we have them, we expect to notify the victim's family first and then make them public," Wark said yesterday.
The exhumation was ordered by a Superior Court judge at the request of Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley, Attorney General Martha Coakley and Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis.
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Lannon's Lament
It's the second time this has happened to Ryan Lannon and now it's getting ridiculous. If you're going to call the guy up, play him already. Do we have to start a petition or something?
It's the second time this has happened to Ryan Lannon and now it's getting ridiculous. If you're going to call the guy up, play him already. Do we have to start a petition or something?
If there is a such a thing as a big win in October, this was it. The Penguins had to prove to themselves that they could compete against Hershey, much less beat the Bears, and they did so with a 5-4 win tonight at the Giant Center. I'm not sure this provides a repeatable blueprint for future encounters with the Bears — catch them at the tail end of a 3-in-3, finish your first two chances and take a 2-0 lead less than two minutes in, get a remarkable goaltending performance from a backup who comes into the game cold… Continue Reading
How do you end an 18-game AHL-record winning streak? Send the Crunch to Hershey. Jeez. This is starting to get ridiculous.
When he was announced as Bridgeport's third shooter in the shootout tonight, the Wachovia Arena crowd booed Kurtis McLean. That's cold, man. Has anyone gave more blood, sweat and tears over the last three seasons than Kurtis McLean? I would understand booing after he scored on both of his attempts to send the home team away with the loser's point, but before he even shot? Heartless. I'm kidding, of course. I know you're supposed to boo the other team. McLean got a kick out of it too. Here's his quote: "I don't know if anyone noticed, but I had a… Continue Reading
Two bits of news off the top. First, Ryan Lannon has been called up to Phoenix and could make his NHL debut tomorrow against Ottawa. Lannon was promoted to fill in for Derek Morris, who apparently injured his hand in a first-period scuffle with Chicago's Adam Burish last night. Lannon, you'll recall, got called up to Pittsburgh once last year but didn't get in a game. This one looks like the real deal. Second, Wyoming Seminary product Eric Tangradi, a native of the Philadelphia area, has been named captain of the OHL's Belleville Bulls. He is the first American to… Continue Reading
A thought after watching last night's Penguins-Flyers game. Considering his role, Mike Zigomanis had a huge, huge night. He scored a goal, which is obviously a big deal in a one-goal game, but there are two numbers that are almost as important. He played 4:03 shorthanded, which was third-most on the team behind Jordan Staal and Pascal Dupuis. Michel Therrien trusts him on the penalty kill. Most impressively, he went 11-2 on faceoffs — 3-2 vs. Jeff Carter and 11-0 vs. Daniel Briere, Mike Richards, Glen Metropolit and Steve Downie. This relates to wbhockey's comment from yesterday. If Zigomanis keeps this… Continue Reading
Here's the personnel updates after Tuesday's practice. John Curry and Joey Mormina were both on the ice before practice today, but that was for a team picture. They're both expected to try to test out their injuries — Curry an ankle and Mormina a groin — before tomorrow's practice. If all goes well, they'll increase their workload from there. T.J. Kemp was back to a full practice today. Dustin Jeffrey left early and will miss tomorrow's practice for personal reasons. Two other little things Dan Bylsma mentioned today. After he signed with the Islanders over the summer, Kurtis McLean stopped… Continue Reading
The first NHL brawl of note of the season. Two thoughts from this: It's too bad he has a gimpy backup, 'cause if he didn't, it's a safe bet Little Mac would have introduced himself to Patrick Lalime. Second, hey, Patrick Kaleta would rather tackle Brendan Witt than trade punches with him. Shocker.
I think I mentioned this a few days ago, but at this point, given the nature of some of the comments, it's probably a good idea to bring this back up. We talk a lot about players making the opening night roster, but in the AHL, that's not the roster that really counts. The one that really counts is the AHL roster on the day the ECHL opens its season. Here's what I mean. WBS has 15 forwards on the roster right now. By the time the ECHL opens this weekend, you can probably expect two of those forwards to be… Continue Reading
OK, there were quite a few differences between tonight's 4-3 Penguins win and Wednesday's 8-4 season-opening loss. A. Talent level of the oppositionB. Penguins' penalty kill was much betterC. Penguins' goaltending was much betterD. Jeff Taffe was hereE. Chris Minard had a big game (due, in part, to D) What had the biggest impact, do you think? I'm going to say A, by a large margin, although I think the Pesonen-Taffe-Minard line could develop into a significant difference maker in the East Division race, as long as it stays together. Coach Dan Bylsma pointed out tonight that people think of… Continue Reading


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To-LOVE-Ru Figure Meister: Haruna Sairenji
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Release date: | Late October, 2008 |
Figure type: | Trading Figure |
Material: | PVC, ABS |
Height: | 120 mm |
Manufacturer: | Bandai |
Series: | To LOVEru Figure Meister 2 |
Manufacturer price: | 840 ¥ |
Owners: | 2 |
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