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I find it untenable to believe that a being named Jesus never existed. Scientific and scholarly examination of written texts has proven to me that evidence for the man's reality far exceeds any data affirming the opposite. The examination of evidence is scientific for two reasons.
- 1) Papyrology is used to examine parchment documents, papyrus fragments, and historical cross-reference sources in exacting detail to uncover the best translation and interpretation of the documents. It is common that several different languages are involved in this process.
- 2) In addition, Paleographic studies by brilliant scholars compare the actual formation of letters (characters) from various time periods. This provides an extremely accurate method of dating texts, along with a more generalized carbon dating analysis.
The Dead Sea Scrolls located in 1947 and the Nag Hammadi Library discovered in 1945 have helped determine the age of various manuscripts. Comparisons have shown that the overall authenticity of the New Testament has remained remarkably intact.
It has been shown, for example, that the earliest documents written about Jesus were probably penned around 40-70 A.D. while events that happened in Jerusalem were relatively fresh in the minds of ancient writers. Although, these original scriptures are lost, nevertheless, many of the extant texts we have today were written immediately after these original Q Texts.
Indeed, the gap between these early scriptures and their written form is extraordinarily small. Consider the situation with other trusted ancient sources which academia considers reliable and truthful.
- 1000 years lapsed between Caesar's Gallic Wars and earliest known copies
- 400 years lapsed between Homer's Illiad and earliest known copies
- 750 years lapsed between Pliny's Natural History and earliest known copies
- 1,300 years lapsed between Herodotus' History and earliest known copies
- 50 years lapsed between author and earliest known New Testament fragment
- 150 years lapsed between authors and most New Testament scriptures
- 225 years lapsed between authors and a complete New Testament scripture
Scientifically speaking, I believe there is more first-hand proof for the existence of Christ than for the existence of many of the ancient Greek and Roman thinkers. Even today, the ideas of these teachers, scientists, and philosophers are still considered so impressive as to be studied in colleges and universities throughout the world.
But scholars now seem to be divided about this question: Did Jesus' followers consider him the Messiah—the divinely anointed Son of God—while he actually lived on this planet? Many would say his contemporaries considered him a great teacher and prophet who seemed to have uncanny insight into human nature.
Surely, the eight beatitudes he espoused in his Sermon on the Mount are an example of the simple, yet sublime ethics he believed would bring peace to all mankind. Their positive nature stating "Blessed are …" is in complete disharmony with the stalwart commanding "Thou shalt not …" of the Old Testament.
At one time or another during his lifetime, Jesus alluded to the fact that he was God, but never directly stated it.
- I am the resurrection and the life. (John 11:25, NIV – New International Version)
- I am the light of the world. (John 8:12, NIV)
- I and my Father are one. (John 10:30, NIV)
- I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End. (Revelation 22:13, NIV)
- I am the way, the truth, and the life. (John 14:6, NIV)
- I am the only way to the Father [God]. (John 14:6)
But if Christ was not considered as the divine Son of God during his short lifetime, the gospel of Evangelist John elevated Jesus, for all time, to that exalted position probably within a century after Jesus' death by crucifixion. John is often thought of as the beloved disciple (John 13:23) depicted in paintings leaning his head on Christ's shoulder at the last supper.
Although the supporters of this belief are legion, there are scholars who argue that John's gospel is not the earliest written. Mark, Matthew, and Luke wrote their stories between 75-115 A.D. John, they claim, wrote his Greek gospel near the beginning of the second century. These scholars claim this John was not one of the original apostles.
Still, John himself claims at the very end of his gospel, "This is the disciple who bears witness concerning these things and who has written these things, and we know that his witness is true" (John 21:24). His witness focuses on Jesus' mission to bring the Logos to his disciples. The Greek word logos can be translated as "Wisdom," "Reason," "Word," "Rationality."
Writing in Greek, John begins his Gospel: "In the Beginning was the Word, and the word was with God, and the Word was God" (John 1:1). This is followed by an exposition as to the nature of Jesus as the very Son of God himself. Philosophically then, Jesus' being existed from eternity and thus is identical with God the creator. He is thought of as having a human nature and a divine nature combined as one called a hypostatic union.
In 1945 farmers in the Nag Hammadi area of Egypt discovered four earthenware jars that contained thirteen papyrus documents. These writings date back to the 2nd century A.D. and have been named the Gnostic treatises. Apparently they had been hidden by monks from a nearby monastery because they were thought to be heretical, and if found, would be destroyed.
Although they could not have been written during the lifetime of Jesus, what is important is this fact: The authors of these papyri wrote down what they believed people in Jesus' life would have said about him, his nature, and his mission. They were everyday citizens who knew well Christ's handed down message: Thomas, Judas, Mary, James, Philip, and a host of others.
The Problem with the New Testament
But like the last article I wrote in this series about the violence and evil not only sanctioned by Yahweh but ordered by him in the Old Testament, the New Testament is fraught with problems which, in my mind, far exceed those of the Old Testament.
Firstly, Jesus claimed to be able to forgive sin. Let's take a closer look at this. It is one thing to forgive another person if they have offended you in some way. If someone steals your new Mustang convertible and is caught by police, depending on circumstance and the thief's sincerity, you might want to forgive that individual if he agrees to some kind of restitution, however small, and he shows signs of repentance.
Now, if this car thief has damaged your Mustang and ridicules you in court because he has no job or insurance, you would probably feel very different, particularly if the damage is not covered because of your deductible. If the hearing judge tells the thief, "Since you are young and with no means of reimbursement, all is forgiven, go in peace," now, you might justifiably be angry at both the thief and the judge. A ruling like this by Judge Judy would probably warrant the end of her long-running TV program.
Yet, this is what Jesus would do. He told people their sins were forgiven without ever okaying this with the people affronted by someone else's sin. Christian writer and staunch apologist, C.S. Lewis mentions this in his book, Mere Christianity (pages 51-52).
"This makes sense only if he (Jesus) really was the God whose laws are broken and whose love is wounded in every sin … Either this man was, and is the Son of God: or else a madman and something worse."
Secondly, it seems that reverse engineering has been written into Christianity but probably not intentionally. Only after John and early church doctors had established the philosophy that the being, Jesus, was the Word, the Logos, the anointed Son of God, it appears that in the 9th century, an English monk and historian, Eadmer (died 1124?) prepared a tract mentioning a stainless conception of Mary into her mother Anne's womb (De Conceptione Sanctae Mariae).
This Immaculate Conception of Mary then became a celebrated liturgical feast in England. This unusual conception was necessary because the mother of God would need to be sinless—without blemish, or she would genetically pass on to Jesus the original sin all babies have suffered since Eve and Adam sinned in the Garden of Eden. As a sinless person, Mary was capable of conceiving Jesus in her own womb via the Holy Spirit, rather than by sexual impregnation by her husband, Joseph. Now, Jesus had an earthly Mother Mary and a heavenly Father, Almighty God.
Duns Scotus (circa 1266) also insisted that Mary's Immaculate Conception in her mother's womb was free from original sin. This had an additional benefit. She would not have to depart this life through the grave like the rest of humanity. Instead, she was lifted alive bodily into heaven.
Both Mary's conception in her mother's womb and her assumption into heaven without dying became infallible dogma in the Roman Church many centuries later (Immaculate Conception 1854 – Assumption 1950).
Thirdly, all of scripture, both the Old and the New Testaments, is regarded as being inspired by God. Jesus necessarily believed this because, according to John, Jesus as the Word existed from eternity along with his Heavenly Father and was equally responsible for what John wrote down in his gospel.
"Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them" (Matthew 5:17). This means that the atrocities commanded by Yahweh in the Old Testament were equally legitimized and inspired by Jesus Christ himself. (See "The Unholy Book of the Dead Sea" in this Blogcritics series)
In the Old Testament, in order to test Abraham's commitment to the Old Law, Yahweh commanded him to slay his ownly son, Isaac, and then burn his body in sacrifice. Thereafter, Abraham built an altar. With the help of young Isaac, father and son collected the very wood to be used to make Isaac into a burnt offering to the Almighty.
At the last minute as Abraham raises his arm above Isaac's body, his hand clutching the sharp killing weapon, an angel of God grabs Abraham's arm. "Do not lay a hand on the boy," the angel said. "Do not do anything to him. Now I know that you fear God, because you have not withheld from me your son, your only son" (Genesis 22:12).
Although Biblical believers are thrilled to chant Yahweh's goodness in sparing Isaac, and Abraham's courage in obeying him, little mention is ever made of the other murders of men, women, and children sanctioned by God and carried out by the chosen ones of the Old Testament. The more abominable commands of Yahweh are not often dwelt on: rape captured virgins, kill the elderly, take slaves, overrun and keep property. Yet, Christ as the eternal Logos, one with the Father, was there with Yahweh.
Lastly, consider the most heinous crime ever committed on planet Earth, a crime which is reverse engineered as an act of love and redemption for all human beings and for all time. I am speaking of God killing—the murder of Jesus Christ. This unspeakable act of allowing and even arranging human actions/history so that a group of people are driven to murder their God as a human/divine sacrifice for the sin of mankind has no possible equal in the past, the present, or the future.
Abraham was merely tempted by God to kill his son Isaac as an act of abeyance. Not so with God's own Son, the Christ. What's worse is that his death was to somehow atone to the angry, embittered God of the Old Testament for all the sin mankind could ever commit. It is impossible for me to make sense of this horrific act of indecency.
How has it become possible that torture and killing of a God, any God, are considered an appropriate blood sacrifice? How is it possible that religion has so twisted human thinking that this ghastly act of out-and-out murder has been glorified and honored for well over two thousand years?
"The law was given by Moses," says John, "but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ." If Christ was following the old law that he must die because of trumped up charges of blasphemy and being an enemy to the state, then the law of Yahweh in the Old Testament, and the grace and truth which allegedly came through Jesus Christ in the New Testament are utter madness.
In closing, yes, we probably do have the best possible translated renditions of the books of both the Old and the New Testaments. Science and scholarship have seen to that; but what about the "inspired" message in those books? Surely, the kind of blood sacrifice within its pages is responsible for the horrors committed in the name of religion down through the ages. Now, let's witness the world around us. That type of stultifying inhuman savagery among religious peoples still goes on.
If one day science locates aliens living within our universe, our planet will surely become black-listed. It is not hard to imagine what these intelligent beings will say: "Don't ever go there; that's the planet that killed its God."
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So to put it in your parlance, Dick-o, think "final throes." I'll give you enough time to transfer all the Gitmo prisoners up to Walter Reed, but then I command you to don the cowl and head down into the special bunker for a face to face. Hellfire and damnation suit you so well. I guess that's part of the reason you've always been one of My favorites. Only someone very special can shoot another man in the face and then make his victim apologize. But we have until the end of time to review your accomplishments. For now, I have to get back to the stadium for the welcoming ceremonies for Augusto Pinochet. I ducked out during Jerry Falwell's convocation — he does prattle on!
Oh yeah, if you see Lee Greenwood, tell him he's the only artist we ever play on the Muzak down here — but now I'm prattling.
Just remember there will always be a special place in hell for you. Very, very special.
Yours in everlasting agony and damnation,Satan
After spending an eternity on the road, political satirist Barry Crimmins has retired to a rural ring of heaven to write. For more, check his blog, "Words To Live Near," on barrycrimmins.com.
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Alas, time isn't my friend, when it comes to setting up a shot. The sun was going down, dinner time is just around the corner, but I wanted to write down this recipe, lest I forget how I made it. So much for setting up a small decorative ceramic turkey, some food props, a fancy plate and a color-coordinated napkin-- oh, and the milk bottle with the colored striped straws. "set up" that looks like the front page of a food magazine. In my case, ain't gonna happen. The desire is there, but the time isn't.
What you will get, should my lackluster photos inspire you to do, is to be glad that you baked these cookies. Stat. I'm so behind with all the trendy ingredients that go viral on food blogs. Biscoff Spread is so "last year". I know. I've been trying to think of a way to use this ingredient in a way that not everyone else has. Good luck with that, because when I get an idea for a recipe, someone else already has. Sigh. (Oh, and Trader Joe's sells Cookie Butter, which is a clone of Biscoff spread.) As far as I can tell, nobody has made spritz cookies with Biscoff, so I'm claiming them!
This year, I haven't made anything with pumpkin. I adore pumpkin, but I don't like the way pumpkin cookies turn out. They have a fluffy, biscuit texture, and I prefer a crunchy cookie. If it has a chewy center, even better. In my last post, I shared the Butter Spritz Cookies, using my new OXO Cookie Press. I wondered if I substituted half the butter for Biscoff spread, and added some pumpkin spice, if the cookies would work out okay.
I wanted an excuse to use the "Turkey" Disk that came with the OXO Autumn Disk Set. It takes a little bit of patience to press the level, on the cookie press, until the first cookie dough comes out. It's usually a bit wonky, so I just scrape it off and toss it back into the bowl of dough.
I still like to sprinkle them with coarse sugar (and I played a little with sprinkles). I like that extra crunch it adds to the cookies.
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Academic Quad
Academic Quad
The Academic Quad is located at the heart of campus and contains many academic buildings.
Three of the four schools at Morrisville State College are housed in buildings on the Academic Quad, including the School of Science and Technology (Galbreath Hall), the School of Business (Charlton Hall) and the School of Agriculture and Natural Resources (Marshall Hall).
Shannon Hall is also located on the Academic Quad and houses the Massage Therapy program and portions of the Renewable Energy Training Center.
Seneca Dining Hall, one of the main dining facilities on campus, also overlooks the Academic Quad.
Academic Quad
Morrisville State College's academic quad is home to a number of academic buildings, including Marshall Hall, Galbreath Hall, Charlton Hall, and Shannon Hall.


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Sony's new VPL-VW95ES is a fully-featured powerhouse of a home theater projector. At $5,999, the VW95ES is a step above the numerous projectors in the $2,000 to $4,000 price bracket, and that step up in price brings a commensurate step in performance. The projector's 1000 lumen output is perfect for dark room home theater, while its 150,000:1 contrast gives the picture a natural, three-dimensional quality. Excellent color controls ensure life-like reproduction of any content you choose to watch. A 1.6:1 powered zoom lens with powered H/V lens shift makes setup a snap. The projector is also full HD 3D compatible and includes two pairs of glasses. An included three-year warranty keeps everything running smoothly. The VW95 is a solid value for projector enthusiasts who are serious about home theater. Lots of home theater projectors these days are essentially dual-purpose machines, allowing for projection in both darkened home theaters and brighter living room environments. The Sony VPL-VW95ES is not one of those projectors. From the ground up, this thing is built as a home theater machine. Everything about it is tailored for use in the dark, so to get the best possible performance out of the VW95 you'll need to spend some time on light control. When you fire up the VW95, it's not very bright as projectors go. While most HT projectors have a brighter living room or dynamic mode, the VW95's Dynamic mode is just a slightly brighter, slightly bluer version of its normal Cinema modes. If you are looking for a multi-purpose projector, the VW95 is not recommended. Once you get the VW95 set up in a dark room, everything changes. The projector's deep black level, which rivals that of the impressive Epson 5010, only really shines in a room with no ambient light. Color, which is already fairly close to 6500K out of the box and can be made closer still via calibration, is well-saturated and accurate. Objects on screen look life-like, not artificial or exaggerated. The picture has plenty of detail, but sharpness is not overdriven and there's no evidence of edge enhancement. And while the VW95 does have a frame interpolation system, the effect is quite subtle (and if you still don't like it, you can always turn it off). In our preferred operation mode (Cinema 2, low lamp, middle of the zoom range) the VW95 lights up a 100" diagonal 1.3 gain screen at 18 fL. That's plenty bright, even if there's a little bit of ambient light in the room (though this will compromise black levels before it ever threatens brightness). When watching 3D, the decrease in brightness will likely require smaller screen sizes.
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Could we please have a comparision between the Sony VPL VW 95es and the new Sony VPL HW 50ES which begins shipping in October. I am waiting to make a buying decision based on your review of the HW 50ES, as the prices are close. Thank you.
Do you guys find crosstalk problems when playing 3D with depth set at 2? I found very serious.
where are reviews of Sony HD 1080P projects vs. Jvc. HOme cinema serices. I see some nice ones by JVC with hdmi, vga, enet inputs etc. ?
"While some folks don't like the appearance of frame interpolation in 2D, it has undeniable benefit in 3D, where it smooths out motion and produces a picture that is much easier to watch."
Thank you, Mr. Livolsi, for this observation. According to my own experience folks that watch 3D content with frame interpolation don't find it disturbing but rather feel it adds to a realistic and good 3D presentation. IMHO this is one of the strongest arguments pro frame interpolation which some of us find odd, just because we simply have grown too accustomed to watch 2D content in repetitive 24 fps.
The lumen light output numbers along with suitable screen sizes for the amount of light are based on a new lamp. Light output decreases over the first 100-200 hours or so, levels off, and then decreases more as the lamp ages. I like a projector that has extra light output for my screen to compensate for the drop in light output as the lamp ages.
Hi there,
Maybe I missed it, but I don't recall seeing anything to do with the expected lamp life. I would imagine that it being not the highest lumen count that it may have a longer lamp life, but I'm kind of curious to find out. Also, how much would it cost for a replacement bulb?
Although a wholesome review, shoot out with JVC DLA X70/90 remains to be much desired. Not a lapse of PC. By this time of year, JVC should have presented their flagship HTPJs to PC for review, more so to have their E-shift add- on validated by impartial experts. I don't know, may be they consider their PJs too good to be reviewed or they are shy. Regards
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Pasta with Chickpeas and Charred Tomatoes
Published: February 2011PREP: 30 minTOTAL: 30 min4 Servings
Pasta with Chickpeas and Charred Tomatoes
4 Servings- 8 ounces penne pasta
- 1/2 cup purchased plain hummus
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 12-ounce bags cherry tomatoes
- 1 15-ounce can chickpeas (garbanzo beans), drained
- 3 garlic cloves, pressed
- 1 teaspoon smoked paprika
- 1/2 cup halved pitted Kalamata olives
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh cilantro
PREP: 30 minTOTAL: 30 min
Cook pasta in large pot of boiling salted water until tender but still firm to bite, stirring occasionally. Drain, reserving 1/2 cup cooking liquid. Whisk hummus into liquid.
Meanwhile, heat oil in large heavy skillet over high heat. Add cherry tomatoes; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cook until blackened in spots, shaking skillet occasionally, about 8 minutes. Mix in chickpeas, garlic, and smoked paprika. Crush some of tomatoes to release juices. Add pasta and enough hummus mixture to coat. Mix in olives and cilantro; season with salt and pepper.


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After a number of notable appearances, paired with Toots Thielemans or with his own trio, American pianist Kenny Werner returns to Montreal to celebrate the Festival's 30th anniversary, offering jazz rich in finesse and elegance. The masterful pianist, composer and guru brings a quintet of exceptional players—Antonio Sanchez (drums), David Sanchez (saxophone), Scott Colley (double bass) and Randy Brecker (trumpet)—and a show conceived especially for our summer. A unique occasion not to be missed!
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Of course you come to ECU for the education, but don't let a busy schedule keep you from joining one of the clubs or organizations sponsored by the College of Education. Some of the clubs only require a small time commitment and the benefits can be well worth your time.
It is important to have balance between academics and a social life. Clubs can help you with this balance by forcing you to schedule time not to think about your classes. You will also find that in the clubs you find other students who share similar interests. These may turn out to be your lifelong friends and colleagues.
You may or may not be thinking about it at this point, but did you know that joining a club that relates to something you'd like to study or shows you leadership abilities can be a big help on your job and grad school applications. At the very least, it might make you unique from other applicants who didn't participate.
By being in a club, you can help make a difference in your program, college, and even field! If you don't participate, you can't legitimately complain when things aren't the way you think they should be.
Clubs are created for students, often by students. Most of them are free to join and there is probably more than one that is filled with people who are interested in the same kinds of things you are. Take a look below at the clubs and organizations affiliated with the College of Education, but remember there are many other opportunities as well outside of the college and within the university.
The Adult Education Association is a professional organization for students, alumni, faculty, and friends of ECU's Adult Education graduate program. AEA promotes the preparation of adult and higher education practitioners who are knowledgeable, proficient, and reflective in their practice and who serve as advocates for lifelong learning. Members of the Association participate in workshops and continuing professional education of interest to education professionals, and contribute to community service activities beneficial to eastern North Carolina and beyond.
A professional education organization for college students preparing to become middle level teachers. An affiliate of National Middle School Association.
The Counselor Education Association is an organization of graduate students from the counselor education program. Its purpose is to promote the counseling profession and encourage student involvement in state and national counseling associations. The CEA organizes meetings throughout the year to inform students of professional issues and other topics of interest. The association also seeks funding to support student registration and participation at state counseling conferences. Officers of the CEA are elected by the student membership and a faculty member advises the association.
The goal of the chapter is to provide experiences and opportunities to assist students in becoming exemplary mathematics educators. Membership in the Gamma Chapter is free and the organization hosts monthly professional development meetings, makes plans for attending the annual conference of the NCCTM, encourages its members to get involved in mathematics education service (e.g., assisting with the annual Math Contest), and hosts an occasional social event.
Open to all intended and declared elementary education majors. The club meets, on the average, twice a month and features interesting programs and speakers designed to inform, entertain, and inspire Elementary students. Refreshments, door prizes, newsletters, handouts, and opportunities to earn Special Service Awards are regularly included.
The Eta Chi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi takes pride in those individuals who have demonstrated excellence in their academic, professional, and personal achievements. The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi is to promote excellence in and recognize outstanding contributions to education, as well as educate educators.
Qualifying students are invited to join via an email sent at the beginning of Spring semester. Membership benefits are described here: http://www.kdp.org/membership/
Applications for The William B. Martin Scholarship, given by Kappa Delta Pi, are due in April. For more information, please visit the Kappa Delta Pi website.
Phi Delta Kappa is an international association for professional educators. The organization's mission is to promote quality education as essential to the development and maintenance of a democratic way of life by providing innovative programs, relevant research, visionary leadership, and dedicated service.
Science Education Association(SEA) - North Carolina Science Teachers Association -(NCSTA) and National Science Teachers Association Student Chapter - (NSTA)
The Science Education Association is an organization of undergraduate and graduate students from program areas of science education, middle and elementary education. Its purpose is to promote the profession of science teaching and encourage student involvement in state and national science education associations. The SEA organizes meetings throughout the year to education students on professional opportunities, discuss issues affecting the profession, and explore topics of interest in the field of science education. The association is a part of the National Science Teaching Association, which promotes student chapters among universities providing leadership opportunities and professional development. Officers of SEA are elected by the student membership and a faculty member advises the association.
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Open to all Elementary Education students from freshman through senior years. This club provides an excellent opportunity for students to learn from interesting programs and to meet other students in their major and in teacher education, as well as enjoy refreshments, win door prizes, and participate in professional activities off campus! Meeting times and places are posted throughout the Speight Building.


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Badia Chamomile Tea 10 Tea Bags
Badia Chamomile Tea is caffeine free, and naturally aids digestion. Even in ancient Egypt, chamomile was one of the most appreciated herbs for its healing effects. "Like a chamomile bed, the more it is trodden, the more it will spread," says the proverb. The relaxing aroma of a cup of chamomile tea might be all that is needed for a good night's sleep. Chamomile Tea blends well with Anise Seed, Chamomile Flowers, Cinnamon and Peppermint, and is traditional in Latin American and Continental European cuisines.
Continental Europes cuisine is known for its diversity of ingredients, sauces and seasonings that distinguish each countrys particular food preparations. In general, note that protein (beef, poultry and fish) dominates the gastronomical view, accompanied always by a variety of vegetables and potatoes prepared in many ingenious ways.
Latin America and the Caribbean countries share many similarities in their diet since its greatly influenced by Spain. However, throughout the years and given the various locations, climates and terrain, culinary differences have evolved. Some of the most common ingredients from all the countries in this region are corn, beans and chilies.
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- Starting pitcher Justin Masterson was placed on the 15-day disabled list prior to Tuesday's game with right knee inflammation. Masterson has been dealing with the issue for a little while now, having to miss a start in late June. Trying to pitch through the pain hasn't worked out, as Masterson holds a 9.50 ERA over his last five starts with 19 strikeouts and 17 walks in 18 innings.
- Indians manager Terry Francona wouldn't name a replacement for Masterson's scheduled Saturday start against the White Sox, but mentioned both Zach McAllister and Danny Salazar have been pitching well.
- LHP Nick Hagadone was recalled from Triple-A Columbus to replace Masterson's spot on the roster. In addition, catcher Roberto Perez was promoted from Columbus and outfielder Tyler Holt was sent back down.
- Carlos Santana jammed his shoulder diving for a play at first base in Monday's game, which made the Tribe coaching staff hold their breath as Santana is the only backup to regular catcher Yan Gomes. Francona insisted that Santana is fine, but that scare in part sparked Perez's call to the bigs. Perez has earned his promotion, though, crushing minor league pitching this year (.305/.405/.517, eight home runs in 53 games).
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Doris Walker, age 88, of Fort Scott, formerly of Arma and Franklin, died at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 1, 2007 at Carrington Place at Pittsburg.
Mrs. Walker was born July 30, 1918 at Granby, Missouri the daughter of George and Ira Sturgeon Capps. Mrs. Walker was a homemaker. Doris was raised in Granby, Missouri and attended Granby schools. She lived in Southwest Missouri until 1956 when they moved to Southeast Kansas and lived in Treeco, Cherokee, Arma, Franklin, Pittsburg and Fort Scott. She worked for Pittsburg USD No. 250 as a cook and also managed the Fort Scott Congregate Meals Program until she retired. She married Rev. Orville Walker on October 10, 1936 at Granby, Missouri. Rev. Walker preceded her in death in October 1974. She was a member of the Southern Baptist Church at Fort Scott.
Survivors include one son, Donalle Walker of Fruitland, Washington; two daughters, Patricia Cowan, Pittsburg and Linda Fisher, Kansas City, Missouri; three sisters, Cassie Murray, Sacramento, California, Susie Greer, Diamond, Missouri, and Peggy Boutelle, Rochester, Minnesota; 11 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Doris was preceded in death by a son, Charles Walker; a daughter, Shirley Burford; a sister, Myrtle Organ; and three brothers, Sam Capps, Bill Capps, and Jack Capps.
Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, May 5, 2007 at the Bedene Funeral Home at Arma with the Rev. George Crawford officiating. Burial will be at the Pittsburg Garden of Memories Cemetery. Friends may call from 1-4 p.m. Friday at the Bedene Chapel at Arma. Suggested donations to the American Heart Association. Donations may be sent to or left at the Bedene Funeral Home, P.O. Box 621, Arma, KS 66712.


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Thursday, April 14 (HealthDay News) -- Just as the genetic heritage of humans can be traced to Africa, the world's languages also originated there and spread across the globe, a new study suggests.
New Zealand researcher Quentin Atkinson analyzed the phonemes -- distinct units of sound that differentiate words -- used in modern speech and found that their pattern mirrors that of human genetic diversity.
As humans migrated out of Africa and began colonizing other regions, genetic diversity decreased. According to the study, phoneme diversity tended to decrease, too.
In a study appearing in the April 15 issue of Science, Atkinson suggests that today's phoneme usage fits a "serial founder effect" model of expansion from Africa, where dialects using the most phonemes are spoken. Those with the fewest phonemes are spoken in South America and on tropical islands in the Pacific Ocean, he said.
"If our languages can be traced to Africa, and language is a marker of cultural ancestry, then . . . we are a family in a cultural as well as a genetic sense," said Atkinson, a post-doctoral researcher in the department of psychology at University of Auckland. "I think that is pretty cool."
Atkinson said he undertook the research because he knew that languages used fewer sounds in small populations and thought it would be interesting to determine if a "linguistic founder effect" existed that would explain how language evolved.
In general, he said, areas of the world that were more recently colonized incorporate fewer phonemes into local languages, while long-populated regions such as sub-Saharan Africa still use the most phonemes.
"I found a clear decrease in diversity with distance from Africa," Atkinson said.
Jeffrey Laitman, professor and director of the Center for Anatomy and Functional Morphology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, called the study "an extraordinary piece of detective work that sheds light on the process of human evolution . . . through the lens of language."
"It has been very difficult for individuals to get a handle on this and trace back," said Laitman, also a professor of otolaryngology. "It gives us extraordinary insight into an area that's not been looked at like this."
Despite the fact that language originated in Africa, however, that doesn't mean dialects still spoken there are more complex or varied than others far away, said Suzanne Kemmer, an associate professor of linguistics at Rice University in Houston.
"Africa shows a lot of complexity and diversity because it's a source area," said Kemmer, also director of cognitive sciences. But, "you can always show that a language that is thought to be less complex is more complex in some way."
Atkinson agreed, noting that some North American languages use more sounds than African ones.
"There is a lot of variation around the globe, even within regions," he said. "The finding is about a statistical trend or average. It is also worth remembering that languages code meaning in many different ways and so having more sounds doesn't really mean a language is more complex in terms of expressivity."
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Learn about the origins of the English language at Merriam-Webster.
SOURCES: Quentin Atkinson, Ph.D., post-doctoral researcher, Department of Psychology, University of Auckland, New Zealand; Jeffrey Laitman, Ph.D., professor and director, anatomy and functional morphology, and professor, otolaryngology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York City; Suzanne Kemmer, Ph.D., associate professor, linguistics, and director, cognitive sciences, Rice University, Houston; April 15, 2011, Science
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Articles About Diversity training
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A common theme emerged during the Antioch College MLK Day panel on diversity issues at the college. The panelists related similar stories of the stress and isolation of being a minority student. However, they also agreed that the college taught them critical skills that they see as unique to the Antioch experience.
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It's Otterbein tradition that we have a student commencement speaker contest. Although there can only be one winner, the contestants' speeches were excellent and we wanted to give you the opportunity to read not only the chosen speaker's speech, but excerpts from the finalists' speeches as well.
Carlie Watson is a public relations major from Seattle, Washington.
She is actively involved with Central Ohio Cru (Campus Crusade for Christ) and has traveled on summer missions with the organization to Clearwater Beach, Florida, and Dominican Republic. She is a member and chaplain of Sigma Alpha Tau sorority and the worship and publicity leader for Otterbein Christian Fellowship.
In her application to be the 2016 student commencement speaker, Watson wrote: "I am eternally grateful for my time here. While it's hard knowing that I'm not going to be living with my best friends, going to class every day, going to the bean to chat with people over coffee, and sitting in the library during finals week while pretending to be productive, I can rest in the truth that I wouldn't be who I am today without my time here at Otterbein."
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Katie Comyns Hometown: Powell, Ohio Major: Nursing Minors: Leadership Studies and Nutrition
No matter which path we walk, we do so with confidence as a result of the outstanding education that we have received here at Otterbein. We are fortunate enough to be graduating from a place where our professors know us by name and not by number. Where our classmates became our friends, and where we were taught to be better students, better citizens and better people. We leave here empowered by our professors and ready to face our many challenges ahead.
Kim Hutchison Hometown: Dublin, Ohio Major: Psychology Minor: Spanish
Otterbein has given me more than a great education; it has given me a family and a place to call home. I felt it the moment I stepped out of my residence hall the very first day of classes…. The smiling faces walking past the library made me feel instantly welcomed and I already had people and faces I recognized around campus on the first day of classes! This sense of a "Cardinal family" is one of the most valuable things I received from Otterbein.
Amy Kear Hometown: Columbus, Ohio Major: Communication Studies Minor: Spanish and Latin American Studies
We are thankful for a University that is accessible; professors who are some of the most interesting, entertaining and passionate people I have ever met in my life; and instruction that shows that the University as a whole, both staff and students, care deeply about people.
Sammi Kruger Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio Major: Early Childhood Education
Each of us today will get a diploma that will support us in making a living, but our experience at Otterbein that will take us further. We learned here how to give. We came in wanting an education. But we didn't just pass the tests to earn that diploma. Instead, we learned to take this education and use it to give, to pay it forward. Otterbein and its entire community gave this unique and enlightening experience to us as students, and now I am confident that we will take everything we learned, everything we experienced, to give back.
John Pyles Hometown: Grove City, Ohio Major: Health Promotion and Fitness Minor: Nutrition
I have gained so much more from my time here at Otterbein than a diploma with my name on it will show. There is no amount of money you can put on the friends that I have made… or the connections I have made with the faculty and staff, or the amount of networking I have been opened up to that I am positive will help me in the future immensely. One of the most important things I have come to learn here that my diploma or transcript will not say is that hard work, determination, dedication, and doing the right thing will always pay off.
Kim Roseler Hometown: Worthington, Ohio Major: Sport Management
My grandparents introduced me to this wonderfully historic campus where they met and fell in love 63 years ago. I am incredibly honored to be following in their footsteps today. Otterbein was an integral part of their identity, it enabled them to follow their ambitions. I never realized 16 years ago that I would be here, realizing the same in me.
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Could Unsealing Divorce Records Seal GOPer's Electoral Fate In Georgia?
According to Richardson, what's sealed in the divorce records is potentially damning for Scott. In a recent radio appearance on WMAC-AM in Georgia, Richardson detailed what he said were rumors swirling of troubling "allegations" regarding "a restraining order" and "domestic violence."
"If that's in there, voters ought to know," Richardson said on air. "If these allegations are correct, they'll punish Austin Scott." The columnist and editorial page editor at the Telegraph said the allegations had been swirling around political circles since Scott's abortive campaign for Lt. Governor began.
For his part, Scott is unwilling to discuss what's in the sealed records. In a debate with Marshall Thursday night, CQ reported that Scott said "he and his ex wife are 'at peace with our divorce' but that they will both 'respect the ruling of the court.'"
In a previous interview with the Tifton, GA Gazette, Scott alleged that the push to release his records was a dirty trick by Marshall.
"This is an act of desperation by a person who is getting beaten on his voting record," Scott told the paper. "He's trying to change the focus of the campaign."
Marshall denied any involvement in the motion during Thursday's debate, according to CQ. "I had nothing to do with the filing of the petition. It really gripes me that people accuse me of having had something to do with that," Marshall said. "Had I wanted to get this done it would have been done a long time ago. It would not have been brought up at the very last minute."
But in an interview with CQ after the debate, Marshall made it clear he wouldn't mind seeing the records come to light, and hinted at the dirt that could be found inside.
"I've heard consistent allegations of what's in there and it's not pretty stuff," Marshall told CQ. "There are things that go on in marriages that can shed light on the character of the individual."


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The latest on the recent group of injured NHL goaltenders:
-The Calgary Flames announced on Tuesday that Miikka Kiprusoff has a Grade 2 sprain of a knee ligament and will be out another two weeks. He's already on the injured list, retroactive to Feb. 5, and the team already dealt with his extended absence on Monday by claiming Joey MacDonald off waivers from the Detroit Red Wings. Recently recalled Danny Taylor is on waivers.
-Toronto Maple Leafs goalie James Reimer has a slightly strained knee ligament and will be out a minimum of a week. He had left Monday's game early. If the injury does end up being short-term, that is a relief for the Maple Leafs because the team struggled last season when he went out with a concussion.
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-St. Louis Blues coach Ken Hitchcock told reporters that Jaroslav Halak was day-to-day after tweaking his groin muscle injury during Monday's warmups. He was scheduled to start against the Los Angeles Kings but backed up instead.
Backup Brian Elliott has given up 20 goals in the four-plus games of Halak's absence. The Blues recalled Jake Allen, who had been sent down when Halak was cleared to play. Allen gave up two goals on eight shots in relief of Elliott in a Feb. 5 loss to the Nashville Predators.
-Anaheim Ducks radio analyst Dan Wood tweeted that Jonas Hiller (day-to-day with a lower-body injury) went on the ice during Tuesday's morning skate.


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SIGGRAPH 2011, the world's premier conference on computer graphics and interactive techniques, welcomed 15,872 artists, research scientists, gaming experts and developers, filmmakers, students, and academics from 74 countries around the globe to Vancouver.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Roger Penske says he has no issue with Brad Keselowski using Twitter during the Daytona 500.
Keselowski began tweeting during the two-hour red flag in Monday night's race. He posted a picture of his view from his race car of the jet fuel fire that stopped racing.
He also answered fans' questions, posted updates on the delay and let other drivers check the weather radar. He also tweeted minutes after wrecking out of the race.
Keselowski's use of Twitter pushed his followers from roughly 65,000 at the start of the race to more than 200,000 by the end of the night.
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– Former UK ambassador: CIA sent people to Uzbekistan for extreme torture, to be 'raped with broken bottles,' 'boiled alive' and 'having their children tortured in front of them'
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The top ten recipients slated to receive US foreign assistance in 2014 all practice torture and are responsible for major human rights abuses, according to Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other major human rights organizations.
The violators and degree of aid they are expected to receive are: 1. Israel – $3.1bn, 2. Afghanistan – $2.2bn, 3. Egypt – $1.6bn, 4. Pakistan – $1.2bn, 5. Nigeria – $693m, 6. Jordan – $671m, 7. Iraq – $573m, 8. Kenya – $564m, 9. Tanzania – $553m, 10. Uganda -$456m
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Lilly's Tacos, Santa Barbara
I've heard for years that the "only" place to eat tacos in Santa Barbara is La Super Rica. Why? Because Julia Child ate there. No offense, but at this stage in my taco eating career, I'll make my own decisions. Besides, the line outside La Super Rica was 30 deep with hipsters and reminded me a bit of the now famous Brunch Village episode from Portlandia (I love that show).
So I went to Lilly's Tacos, also in the Downtown area. A 10 deep line, but moving swiftly. An excellent selection of offal meats (eye ball anyone?) as well as a few choice cuts. I chose Cachete, Adobada, Fried Tripa. One, two, three. Great, Great, Great.
I don't often bat 1000 at taco shops I've never tried before with three meats that are irregular selections for me. As many readers know, I consistently evaluate Carnitas and Al Pastor tacos, with an occasional cabeza or asada thrown in. Well, adobada is a close cousin to pastor and cachet is technically cheek and closely related to cabeza. As for tripa, I rarely order up the innards, except in special circumstances or in taco shops that have solid reputations. I'd say my visit to Santa Barbara was a special circumstance.
Tripe is a regular menu item for me in Italian restaurants. Slow cooked in tomato sauce and served simply in a casserole, I love the texture and flavor of well cooked tripe. At Lilly's, the tripe is deep fried to finish after the regular stewing process. All of the small, hacked up pieces of tripe offered some texture with each bite, but none were chewy. The smell was of fried food, not some off-briny scent or of funky meat. Flavors were very good, although I did give an extra squeeze of lime for my tripe.
My cachete was pure meat. Whoever picked through this cheek did a masterful job; no sinew, connective tissue, or globs of fat. Wonderful. The adobada I finished last because I love the flavor of thoroughly seasoned pork. There is something special about pastor and adobada cooked properly. A mouthful of flavor, with accents from the condiments complete the experience. The slight bite of onion, heat from the salsa, the distinct flavor of cilantro, and of course the corn tortilla itself adds to the joy of eating a perfect taco.
So forget La Super Rica and drive down the block to Lilly's Taco's. It may not be as hipster cool, but the tacos are really good.


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Tonight the six remaining 'American Idol' hopefuls worked their way through the catalog of Shania Twain, the Canadian country singer who actually hasn't released much new music in the past few years. But her turn as a guest judge during this year's auditions got a fair amount of buzz — thanks in large part to the way she mooned over the dearly departed a cappella singer John Park — and the producers probably were desperate to remember the good times that happened before this season's gradual sink into the morass of "eh" performers, so they invited her back.
Which isn't to say she wasn't a good mentor. She was, and most of the singers tonight rose to the challenge presented by her savvily constructed pop-country tracks.
1. Crystal Bowersox. Again, tonight was a case of "Crystal And The Everyone Elses," with the dreadlocked mom performing a lovely, delicate version of "No One Needs To Know" in which she eschewed the overwrought house band for accompaniment by a pedal steel, an upright bass, and a backup singer who was actually amplified properly. Maybe Simon was annoyed that she didn't use Rickey Minor, or maybe he just has bad taste (cough-cough, over-reliance on the hacktastic Ryan Tedder for his protégé Leona Lewis, cough), because he spared no expense in saying how unimpressed he was. But he was pretty much wrong for all of the show's second half tonight, perhaps because he was in the mood to mess with everyones' heads?
2. Casey James. I'm not sure why the judges were bending over backwards saying that Casey was "back," since his performance of John Lennon's "Jealous Guy" a few weeks back is still one of this season's standouts. Tonight he took on Twain's mid-oughts ballad "Don't!" and he (thankfully) said that he was planning to focus on his singing instead of his guitar playing. And the strategy pretty much worked; his performance was so radio-ready, I felt as if I had been transported to my local drugstore and was wandering the aisles listening to the piped-in radio instead of sitting on my couch, watching TV. (No, really.)
3. Michael Lynche. Turned on the Luther Vandross for a serious performance of "It Only Hurts When I'm Breathing," and it was completely passable. The guy still gets a bit Moons Over My Hammy for my taste, but he certainly works well in the soulful-dude-singing-songs-written-by-ladies zone.
4. Lee DeWyze. How do you know that a performer has become The Chosen One? He gets the night's Big Hit (in this case, Twain's top-five hit "You're Still The One") and the obvious pitch problems in his performance get smoothed over by vague mau-mauing from the judges. (Seriously, the guy was out of key for a good portion of his performance.) I know that there are a lot of readers here who think that Lee Can Do No Wrong, and they express themselves with such fervency that I'm pretty sure he's a lock for the top two. But I am still on the whole pretty unimpressed; he's lacking a confidence that would actually make him a good performer, instead of just a nice-seeming guy who happens to be on stage.
5. Aaron Kelly. What is it with this kid and picking songs that have to have their lyrics changed? Does he not read all the way through during the song-picking sessions? Are the producers playing a joke on him? A few weeks ago, he had to alter "Blue Suede Shoes" so that a reference to drinking liquor was stricken; this week, his version of Twain's love song "You've Got A Way" was changed so that he wouldn't sing about making love. Because, you know, he's a kid. And also the song was dedicated to his mom! Which makes sense, since his awkward performance was straight out of a high-school talent show.
6. Siobhan Magnus. Siobhan's blast through "Any Man Of Mine" was one of those 'Idol' performances marked by the singer awkwardly running all over the place in an effort to "work out their excess energy." (Think Tim Urban. Or Sanjaya.) She sounded plainly terrible for the first half of the song, although her hitting the glory notes at the end meant that the judges loved it enough to call what she did at its outset "punk." (I personally would call it "manic.") But did anyone else notice the reaction shot of Twain immediately following Siobhan's overwrought heap of awfulness? Clearly, it didn't impress her much, either.
WHO I VOTED FOR: Crystal.
WHO SHOULD GO HOME: Based solely on tonight's performance Siobhan, but c'mon, Aaron has been teetering on the edge for weeks.
WHO VERY WELL MIGHT GO HOME: Could this week be the shocking Michael Lynche elimination? I only bring it up because he went second; the judges were lukewarm on him; and the much weaker Aaron dedicated his performance to his mom, which surely prompted a few extra votes.
JUDGING THE JUDGES: Leaving aside the way that Ellen DeGeneres twice tried to trot out the "Shania Twain when I mean train, get it get it???" joke, what was up with the judges tonight? Particularly at the end. Perhaps having to rush through Aaron and Siobhan's performances made them not pay attention to either at all, because the praise directed toward both singers was off the mark in every possible way.
NEXT UP: A positively stuffed-to-the-DVR-brink results show with Shania, Shakira, Lady Antebellum, and Rascal Flatts! And somewhere along the way someone's going to get kicked off, too.


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Fri. 2/1/13 6:08am
HEY I'M ON A PLANE YO! THEY GONNA TELL ME TO SHUT THIS BITCH DOWN Y'ALL! #flyingafterafewbeers | |
Fri. 2/1/13 6:15am
my hand smells like crisps, and I hate that in the morning. Bonjour Jason and Elbogians ! | |
Fri. 2/1/13 6:17am
Good morning Jason and hamburger, salut pierre Is that Ojo Sembrono Indonesian? | |
Fri. 2/1/13 6:24am
Jason Elbogen:
Fred-- Yes, this is Indonesian--and really great, I think. The question is: do you want to hear the whole side B? [there don't seem to be individual tracks] It'll be another 17 minutes!!! | |
Fri. 2/1/13 6:27am
good evening from sydney to you jason and to the paris contingent... even though it's my part of the world, i am personally starting to find it a little irritating | |
Fri. 2/1/13 6:31am
Good evening ausmanx I guess it's a good thing Chief Kooffreh does make individual tracks; there can be too much of a good thing | |
Fri. 2/1/13 6:32am
hey, with dj responsiveness like that, i just had to favourite this show! indeed, fred, brevity can be a virtue in some cases... | |
Fri. 2/1/13 6:35am
Now that was brief indeed... | |
Fri. 2/1/13 6:54am
Hail to the Chief! | |
Fri. 2/1/13 6:55am
Jason Elbogen:
this is a puzzling chief K song! he is VERY angry with NASA! [and is somehow connecting it to cable television bills] | |
Fri. 2/1/13 7:00am
There's often something puzzling to his songs. Now I'm starting to wish Chief Kooffreh would throw his weight on support of Jimmy McMillan | |
Fri. 2/1/13 7:04am
i think a sure way to quick psychosis would be to indulge in a 24-hour Kooffreh marathon. but trying to analyse the Chief will get you to madness even quicker | |
Fri. 2/1/13 7:40am
haha i can't imagine anyone dancing to that. Chanchal means 'lively' or 'perky' | |
Fri. 2/1/13 7:55am
And King Sihanouk is being cremated as we speak.... | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:10am
good morning allll | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:14am
Jason Elbogen:
Hey Heat. How's Albany? | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:19am
Ignore Function:
Cool show. I'd rather stay in listening to WFMU instead of heading out the into -5 temperature outside. | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:22am
Jason Elbogen:
Ignore-- Are you in Minnesota? | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:23am
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Wisconsin. | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:41am
rob t.:
good morning fmu people | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:43am
Oddly a good Friday morning. | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:43am
Good Morning..Jason! I'm sorry to say kim jungmi is kim chooja. She is a different woman.She is very legendary singer. | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:45am
Yo La sounds like Spacemen 3 on this one, i think. | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:51am
YLT are good sonic chameleons. | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:53am
Good morning NGH. How did that interview go? | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:54am
this is a love set, and I love it, it's lovely. | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:55am
Mike East:
damn, I missed Yo La Tengo sounding like Spacemen3. morning, all. | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:55am
Yep, got more paper work yesterday, but not quite official yet. The problem was I drank too much coffee, and I gave up coffee, so my focus was a wee bit off during the 70 minute interview, fingers crossed. Thanks! | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:55am
rob t:
morning! | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:55am
uuuuu bear. pretty much. | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:56am
korea? www.theonion.com... | |
Fri. 2/1/13 8:57am
Painful, got me into a hardcore YLT fan, and yes, Stereolabby, as I was in my Stereolab phase back then. (i hadn't drank coffee in almost 3 years). | |
Fri. 2/1/13 9:06am
pretty princess:
Hi Jason!! It's sara...I'm in and listening to you now.. Just wanna say " Good Morning!" It's so nice to hear u on the radio espcially with korean songs... by the way " Hello everyone!! Want all of u to have great day! see ya !! | |
Fri. 2/1/13 9:09am
Kim jungmi is not kim chooja. I confused about them. Their voices are very similar. I like yoonhangki&bokhee's song.If you know the song's title, can you let me know it? | |
Sat. 2/2/13 8:40am
Jason Elbogen is a Hero . We love Chief Kooffreh . Yes how can NASA make claims of being the best in science and technology .While here in good old USA our people pay alot for simple science of Transmission of cable , telephone some communities do not even have internet service . AMERICAN TAX PAYERS ARE IN PAIN . We pay every dime to sharks . How can we compete as a country with China and Russia. School fees are high $45, 000 a year cable bill $300 ETC . Our Hero Dj Ebogen Please Play the song NASA VS 350 tax payers again . We love you Chief Kooffreh a lonely voice of our people.Why should cable and internet which is educational be that expensive and NASA claims it has the right stuff???. Chief Kooffreh you are my hero. | |
Sat. 2/2/13 8:51am
I am very happy with Chief Kooffreh because he is real. The American Tax payers .we the 47 % working everyday have been Robbed and what the Chief is asking for is a simple improvement in science that can reduce our cost of Cable and internet leave some money in our pockets. . Why dont you take a look at you bills AUSMANX before you say stupid stuff. We love you Chief | |
Sat. 2/2/13 9:14am
The Guardian uk blog here in England is full of comments and fights over chief kooffreh he is an artist who takes a stand on issues to improve human condition .We want Chief to come to London. Are you ready ?. Elbogen we want you too in London.. | |
Sat. 2/2/13 9:25am
DJ Elbogen I do not think Chief Kooffreh have problem with the budget of NASA . DJ when last did you check you cable and internet bills? what he is saying i guess transmission is simple science make it cheap for the USA. | |
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Remaining nature print by Jane at the British Museum |
Line drawings by Jane at the British Museum |
The history of the garden and the various roles women played in that history has been a great interest to me for many years. Naively I thought I would write a book on the subject since the information is well hidden in many books on these two subjects. I am not a writer. Nor am I a historian. I do want to put down on paper (so to speak) what I have learned. Hence this blog.
Remaining nature print by Jane at the British Museum |
Line drawings by Jane at the British Museum |
It is interesting how few women who were involved in botany and plant hunting back in the early days were never recognised enough to have a plant named after them. I read a fascinating story recently about a woman near Perth in Australia who sent over 300 species to Banks and was never recognised.
I'm not surprised Banks ended up with her work. I recently read Brother Gardeners and in there it implies that Banks was an avid collector of these sort of documentation, in fact he bought Linneaus's collection
I do enjoy your posts they make such good reading
Carolyn, Thank you for your comment. It is a shame her work is in the UK. Perhaps now that her name is becoming known someone will endeavor to bring it home.
Patientgardener, It sounds like Mr. Banks was quite the collector. I wonder what he did with the collection from the Australian woman.
Patty, I will join the others in saying how much I enjoy and always learn from your posts! This post is no exception. A great and tragic story. I love knowing Jane Coldens connection to the Gardenia. You would think someone would name a flower for her. It is so heartbreaking how many women died (and still do in parts of the world) in childbirth. It is shocking how many still die in our own country. What a pity too about her nature prints. That 'one' survivor must be considered a great treasure.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this woman's history, but was sad to read of her tragic death. It was so good she was recognized by peers because at the time, I imagine this was tough for a woman. I was surprised to read that her farther encouraged her, because that seems unlikely in the 1700's, also at that time in history taking up a career comprised mainly of men.
ReplyDeleteGWGT - Regarding her accolades, my guess is that because her father was a botanist and an active politician, it was the right thing to do by acknowledging his daughters work. Perhaps I am wrong.
Donna, Thank you for visiting the blog and leaving a kind comment.
Jim, thank you too for the kind comment.
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2 dead, 6 injured in 'generally peaceful' Holy Week, says PNP
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MANILA, Philippines – At least two persons died, while six others sustained injuries, as Filipinos marked what the Philippine National Police (PNP) described as a "generally peaceful" Holy Week.
A report on Saturday by the PNP-National Operations Center in Camp Crame showed that the two fatalities involved drowning incidents - one in Cagayan Valley and the other in the Cordillera region.
Of the six who sustained injuries, three were hurt in twin explosions that rocked Palawan on Holy Thursday.
PNP chief Nicanor Bartolome said tourist destinations such as Boracay, Puerto Galera and Baguio City were peaceful through Saturday.
Bartolome said security measures - particularly in places of convergence - were in place, adding that field units were conducting pro-active measures such as police visibility and patrol operations.
Oplan Summer Vacation 2012 will remain in effect until Monday, April 9, when many Filipinos are expected to leave their provinces in time for the resumption of work on Tuesday.


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A motorcyclist was shot by a police officer in Bisbee on Tuesday evening after allegedly driving his motorcycle at the officer, authorities said.
The unidentified man was following a woman on his motorcycle when Bisbee police officers attempted to pull him over on Bisbee Road, according to the Cochise County Sheriff's Office.
Reaching speeds of up to 100 mph, he led officers on a chase through Bisbee before stopping and a dirt road and turning his motorcyle to face oncoming patrol cars, authorities said.
He then rode his motorcycle toward an officer who was standing outside on the passenger side of his car, authorities said, and that's when the officer shot him twice.
The wounded motorcyclist fled again, driving on Naco Highway into Naco, where he ran into a house, authorities said. A resident called police so the motorcyclist could be taken to a hospital, where he was treated.
Bisbee police will be pursuing charges against him, authorities said.
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Time, bifurcations and economic applications
In this paper, we apply first and higher-order Euler discretizations to compare dynamic systems in discrete and continuous time. In addition, we stress the difference between backward and forward-looking approximations. Focussing on local bifurcations, we find that time representation is neutral and asymptotically neutral for models with saddle-node and Hopf bifurcations, respectively. Conversely, it is far from neutral for models with flip bifurcations (in discrete time), even though these bifurcations disappear under a critical discretization step or under higher-order Euler discretizations. In the second part, we apply the theory to popular economic models. Discrete-time dynamics of capital accumulation, such as Solow (1956), can be recovered under first-roder backward-looking discretizations because of the predetermined nature of capital. Models of capital accumulation with intertemporal optimization, such as Ramsey (1928), need hybrid discretizations because of the forward-looking nature of the Euler equation, where consumption behaves as jumping variable.
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Phenotypes, Genotypes, and Eye ColorModerator: BioTeam
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Phenotypes, Genotypes, and Eye ColorHello all,
I have a question that I'm working on for a college biology assignment. My dad's mom and dad both have brown eyes, but all 3 of their children have blue eyes. I have no information on my great grandparents. I need to know what the genotype would be for each individual so it would be: my dad's dad: brown eyes my dad's mom: brown eyes my dad: blue eyes my aunt: blue eyes my uncle: blue eyes Here is the the specific wording on my assignment: -If an individual in the family shows a recessive trait but the parents both show the dominant trait, what would be the genotypes of each individual? I have done so much research and I am just not finding any info on this. Most of the sites I go to say it is impossbile for 2 parents to have brown eyes and the children all have blue eyes. If anyone could help me on this, I would greatly appreciate it!!!!! Thank you & have a good day!!!
you should read this http://www.sewanee.edu/chem/chem&art/De ... /index.htm
consider, for simplicity, that there is only 1 gene with brown and blue alleles. The brown allele is dominant over blue allele. If a person has brown eyes, what are possible genotypes? If a person has blue eyes, what are possible genotypes? http://www.biolib.cz/en/main/
Cis or trans? That's what matters.
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