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Technology is a double edged sword. Used the wrong way, or simply overused, this modern life of perpetually being plugged in, always online staring at a screen can leave us worse for wear. But there are many instances where technologies can make for a healthier home, alongside a healthier you. Here are some of our best posts from 2012 revolving around the relationship between technology, ergonomics, daily habits, and health.
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There is a conflagration in the Arab world right now. The wave of popular protest unleashed by the self-immolation of a poor, oppressed, despised young man in a small town in Tunisia is already making an indelible imprint on that world. However things turn out, and it is far too early to say how they will, nothing will ever be the same again.
Zine el Abidine ben Ali of Tunisia is gone, Hosni Mubarak of Egypt is on the threshold, Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen has promised to step down when his term ends in 2013, Abdullah of Jordan hasdismissed his cabinet, Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria is planning to end a 19-year state of emergency (imposed after Islamists won the 1992 elections), and the contagion of popular protest has reached even Khartoum, previously embroiled in questions of civil war, secession, and brutality in Darfur. As I write, hundreds of thousands of Egyptians are in Tahrir Square for "Mubarak's Day of Departure."
Many commentators have compared this wave of popular uprising and revolution with 1989, when the Soviet satellite regimes of eastern Europe toppled like so many dominoes. The historical comparison I find more compelling is to 1848, when urban insurrections swept the provinces of Italy, France, the German principalities, and Austria-Hungary, and radicalizing effects were seen in eastern Europe, Scandinavia, and even Brazil (exiled radicals also played an important role in American politics leading up to the Civil War). France, of course, being France, had two insurrections, the second one being the first to bring forth the ideas of democratic socialism (the uprising was quickly crushed, but democratic socialism took much longer to die). Within months, conservative governments toppled all through central Europe, and within another year a wave of reaction restored, or seemed to, the status quo ante.
It is utterly foolhardy to attempt to predict what will happen; at this moment, I don't even feel sure that Mubarak will have to step down. I do want, however, to put forth some general considerations.
Most fundamental is the First Law of Revolutions: He who hesitates is lost.
Some of the early tests of resolution have already been passed by the protesters. Tunisians weren't fooled by ben Ali's talk about being misled by other officials, whom he then dismissed, or by his promise to magically create 300,000 jobs. In Egypt, when Mubarak promised to step down in September, the people didn't allow themselves to be mollified; when the army told them to go home, they stayed in Tahrir Square.
They have figured out that they have power only so long as they remain mobilized, and if they leave the streets their activist core will be eviscerated by September–and that promises only mean something when the other side can enforce them.
They have also figured out, if they had any doubt, that the military is not on their side. DespitePresident Obama's commendation of "the Egyptian military for the professionalism and patriotism that it has shown thus far in allowing peaceful protests while protecting the Egyptian people," the truth is quite different. Undoubtedly, early on there were commanders who took the side of the people and even protected them from the riot police, but after the protesters rejected Mubarak's plan to arrange a slow transition to military rule with a different dictator at the head (Omar Suleiman, most likely), the military took that as a sign that anti-Mubarak now meant pro-democracy; after this, the military knew which side it was on.
Since then, the military has stood by and allowed protesters to be attacked by Molotov-cocktail-wielding thugs, who seem to be largely plainclothes police, criminals, and some young toughs who were paid to show up and keep protesters out of Tahrir Square. It has also been arresting and presumably torturing human rights activists and bloggers and harassing and beating foreign journalists.
Of course, the people being subjected to these indignities cannot be fooled by Obama's or anyone else's sententious pronouncements. Early on, there was a great deal of friendship and good-will manifested between people and the military and, on occasion, even the riot police (see numerous iconic kissingphotos)–this makes a lot of sense, since the success of these sudden mass popular protests (see Manila 1986, Jakarta 1998) requires that the security forces be split and that they lack the will or the ability to crack down. The arc from kissing soldiers to being mowed down by them is not an unusual one, though–see for example Tiananmen Square in 1989.
The latter has not happened yet in Egypt, and may not happen, because the military is torn between defense of its prerogatives and power, on the one hand, and, on the other, the need to retain a broad legitimacy among the Egyptian middle class. Thus their attempt to make it seem as if the protests are just back-and-forth violence between pro- and anti-Mubarak protesters, causing nothing but chaos and economic loss. That effort looks to be failing, but the military is still held back from unleashing real force, perhaps in part by a feeling that lower-level officers might mutiny, and certainly by the fact that the military is America's stooge and beneficiary, and that the U.S. government has shown great squeamishness regarding open and public atrocities (what the Egyptian security services do behind closed doors is not only not much of a problem, we have relied on it as an asset, especially since 9/11).
Whether or not there is a brutal crackdown, the military is the obstacle; what it does will determine whether Mubarak is replaced by a near-identical military dictatorship or by a fledgling democracy.
If Mubarak steps down and things move into a negotiating phase between the people and the military, the Second Law of Revolution comes into play: Nothing is more dangerous than a failure of the political imagination.
I had occasion recently to read Engels' Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany (originally misattributed to Marx). In March of 1848, successful popular insurrections in Vienna and Berlin had dramatically shifted the balance of power in the German states. The powers-that-were, including the various princes and the Diet, the traditional consultative body of the German states, had little choice but to allow arming of the populace and popular elections. The newly elected representatives gathered in Frankfurt am Main and called themselves the German National Assembly.
In his signature intemperate prose, here is Engels' analysis of that body:
The German National Assembly was expected, by the people, to settle every matter in dispute, and to act as the highest legislative authority for the whole of the German Confederation. But, at the same time, the Diet which had convoked it had in no way fixed its attributions. No one knew whether its decrees were to have force of law, or whether they were to be subject to the sanction of the Diet, or of the individual Governments. In this perplexity, if the Assembly had been possessed of the least energy, it would have immediately dissolved and sent home the Diet—than which no corporate body was more unpopular in Germany—and replaced it by a Federal Government, chosen from among its own members. It would have declared itself the only legal expression of the sovereign will of the German people, and thus have attached legal validity to every one of its decrees. It would, above all, have secured to itself an organized and armed force in the country sufficient to put down any opposition on the parts of the Governments. And all this was easy, very easy, at that early period of the Revolution. … THIS Assembly of old women was, from the first day of its existence, more frightened of the least popular movement than of all the reactionary plots of all the German Governments put together… Instead of asserting its own sovereignty, it studiously avoided the discussion of any such dangerous question.
Engels had the wrong idea about old women, but he was spot-on about everything else. People in the Arab world are rising against an equally illegitimate group of autocratic aristocrats. 1848 was a battle of modernist liberal values against traditional authoritarianism; 2011 is a battle of modernist liberal values against neo-traditional authoritarianism. Indeed, the way that the conservative powers of Europe ruled from the end of the Napoleonic Wars until 1848–through militarization, spies, strenuous censorship, and the creation of police states–is strikingly similar to the way that U.S.-supported Arab autocrats rule today (although maybe not tomorrow).
The Egyptian military, if it negotiates with the people (whatever exactly this would mean), will want to do so in the framework of the existing constitution, in which a national assembly dominated by the NDP (National Democratic Party–Mubarak's organization) is supposed to remain in power until 2015. If the January 25 movement is not able to assert the sovereignty of the people and its special role as their representative, the chances of real democratization are minuscule.
The U.S. government, all factions united in terror of a genuine popular uprising in the Arab world (let alone one in the country that gave birth to the Muslim Brotherhood), will be on the army's side in this, ideologically aided, no doubt, by the bland institutionalism of the "democracy promotion" bureaucrats and scholars. Les Gelb, so apt a spokesman for the U.S. foreign policy establishment that he almost seems a self-caricature, sums up the reasons for worrying about any precipitous removal of Mubarak:
"The worry on Mubarak's part is that if he says yes to this, there will be more demands," said Leslie H. Gelb, president emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations. "And since he's not dealing with a legal entity, but a mob, how does he know there won't be more demands tomorrow?"
When the people have been excluded from being a legal entity, then it is impossible for them to be one. This is a problem insurrectionaries have always faced and will always face. But it is up to those people to decide whether they are, in Gelb's charming term, a "mob" or whether they are the legitimate expression of the popular will. If they do so, they will get no support from the United States, Europe, the United Nations, other Arab states (except perhaps Tunisia), the bien pensants of the "international community," or Mark Zuckerberg. The will need support from the one place they may actually get it–what the New York Times dubbed the "other superpower," global public opinion.
Of course, Gelb, reprehensible as he is, has a point. Who will the military negotiate with and how? Tunisia and Egypt are striking because they belong to that class of revolutions where, suddenly, as if out of the blue, "everybody" is on the same side. Seemingly, the whole country unites and wants the dictator out. Of course, this is not literally true; there are always, if nothing else, the pampered security forces, cronies of the dictator, and a small paid-off subgroup of the elite. But if a vast majority of all sectors of society outside the dictator's small group is on one side, revolution can come very swiftly.
The negative side to this is that such revolutions do not cohere around any kind of unified ideology, program, or organizational core. If they were ideological, they would not be unanimous–despite occasional fantasies you may hear from activists, "the people" are never united on some broad, principled approach to society. What is a strength in the tumultuous phase of rapid mobilization becomes a weakness once the question becomes, "What is to be done?" It is difficult and tiring to protest, deal with the disruption of daily life, see people be beaten and killed–at some point, it can be comforting to accept the word of some source of traditional authority that you can go home now, the problems will be fixed. I hope that will not happen in Egypt, but there is no use in anyone telling the people who are so heroically making this revolution what they should want next.
I don't want to convey the impression that I am a fan of Engelsian "iron resolution," and its long and sad history in the world of "actually existing communism." Revolutions have a tendency to conflate the means with the end, but there is no need to worry about that here yet.


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Royal Caribbean Sends Voyager to Far Eastby Paul Motter | 09.07.11
A mainstream cruise line now offers affordable cruises to the Far East - and I am thinking seriously about going.
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For a long time, I have been thinking about taking a cruise to see the Far East. The challenge, as always, is my budget. There are plenty of cruises that sail in the Far East, but most are on pricey luxury lines that spend too many days at sea and not enough days in port -- and if I am going to fly such a long distance to take a cruise, I want to see as much of the destination as possible.
But now Royal Caribbean has put out an announcement headlined "Voyager of the Seas Headed to China." While many of the ship's planned cruises are four- and five-day sojourns departing from Shanghai, I would not refer to this new deployment as visits to China. For example, the ship will operate some four-day cruises round-trip from Singapore that stop in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) and Phuket (Thailand). Another four-night cruise sails from Shanghai but stops in Fukuoka (Japan) and Jeju (South Korea).
A five-night cruise starts in Shanghai but sails to Nagasaki (Japan), Busan (S. Korea) and ends in Tianjin (port for Beijing, China). Another five-night cruise starts in Singapore and sails to Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Penang (Malaysia), Phuket (Thailand) and returns to Singapore. And still another five-night cruise starts in Shanghai and sails to Fukuoka (Japan), Nagasaki (Japan), Jeju (S. Korea) and returns to Shanghai.
All these cruises are currently priced well under $700 per person, a very reasonable cost considering the exotic ports of call. On one of the luxury lines, one could easily spend several thousand dollars for a 10-day cruise that visits as many ports or even fewer, because luxury cruise lines tend to emphasize days at sea no matter where you are in the world. Luxury lines also commonly emphasize "out of the way" ports of call - as if all of us are bored with seeing Asia already. I say that whimsically, but the truth is I have long dreamed of seeing major Asian cities like Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Shanghai and Beijing. If I am going to pay a considerable air fare and endure the 12+-hour flight to this part of the world, I want to see as much of it as I can while I am there.
The fact that these cruises are so short means they are mostly targeted to the local population - the Chinese! It's a sign of the changing times that China now has a burgeoning middle class, and they are allowed to travel. China has a population of more than 1.3 billion, almost five times that of the U.S. Not all Chinese can afford a cruise, of course, but this is just one ship and it is only scheduled to stay in the Far East from May 29, 2012, through October 22, when it will make its final cruise from Shanghai and end up in Australia.
Royal Caribbean has had the older, smaller Legend of the Seas in the area since 2010, and together the ships will offer 49 sailings originating in China in 2012. In fact, if you are ready to leave next month, you can catch a five-day itinerary on Legend of the Seas for as little as $249 per person.
But as I said, if I am going to endure a flight to the Far East, I am going to see as much as possible while I am there. The four-night cruise from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) and Phuket (Thailand), selling for $359 (inside cabin) from November 25, 2011 through Feb. 27. 2012 just does not appeal to me, even though it alternates with three-day cruises from Singapore to Malacca (Malaysia) selling for just $230. Both of these itineraries will most likely be filled with Chinese locals, which means I will feel like a fish out of water. I prefer to go on a newer ship, like Voyager of the Seas, which stands a far better chance of having a number of Americans onboard.
The cruise I have my eye on is the 14-night Beijing to Singapore cruise, sailing Oct. 8, 2012. This cruise starts at just $1,280 per person (under $100/day), but I also priced a nice promenade view stateroom for just $1,425 per person. Royal Caribbean fans know these rooms as the ones with windows overlooking the Royal Promenade, the ship's inside public area.
Of course, I had to know how much this would cost with airfare, so I went to Expedia and priced flights from LAX into Beijing, returning from Singapore. I was surprised to see airfare as low as $1,200 per person for this "open-jaw" flight (i.e., one that returns from a city other than the one you fly into). I couldn't price the air as far out as October 2012 (airlines don't publish prices two years ahead like cruise lines do), but I did see that ticket from LAX to Beijing and returning from Singapore to Los Angeles this October.
So, I can get a 14-day cruise in the Far East for two people on Voyager of the Seas for as little as $2625 per person. Here is the Itinerary:
|08-Oct 09-Oct 10-Oct 11-Oct 12-Oct 13-Oct 14-Oct 15-Oct 16-Oct 17-Oct 18-Oct
|Tianjin, China (Beijing) Cruising Fukuoka, Japan Jeju, Republic of Korea (South Korea) Cruising Xiamen, (Beijing) China Hong Kong, China Cruising Cruising Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Cruising
|Docked Docked Docked Docked Docked
As far as I am concerned this is an excellent price for a truly exciting cruise. This one happens to sail on October 8, 2012, and it is the most comprehensive cruise being offered by Royal Caribbean in the Far East. There are other possibilities on other cruise lines, but for Royal Caribbean fans looking for something completely different, I think this is a great option. It certainly has piqued my interest.


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Hackers Want You To Continue To Use Internet Explorer. Do You Still Need Another Reason To Switch Browsers?
If you're still using Internet Explorer as your 'go to' browser, it's time to make a change not only for reliability and speed but for your own security as Microsoft has admitted that most versions of IE are vulnerable to hackers who set up malicious websites that are allowing them to install apps, break into other accounts and basically take over your computer as their own.
Dubbed "Operation Clandestine Fox" , experts say the best thing you can do is simply stop using Explorer and switch to Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome which don't have the same problem, but if you insist on continuing to use IE, there are some steps you can take to help patch the problem until Microsoft fixes it as seen in the video below.
You can also disable Adobe Flash, which will stop the bug, but also stop you from playing games and videos.
Of you still have Windows XP, remember that Microsoft stopped support on that version a few months ago, so it's unknown whether a patch will be available when the next batch of patches are released on May 13.


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When Cowgirl Creamery breaks out the raclette on weekends in San Francisco's Ferry Building Marketplace, people float into the store almost in a trance.
When Cowgirl Creamery breaks out the raclette on weekends in San Francisco's Ferry Building Marketplace, people float into the store almost in a trance.
"They smell that aroma coming down the hall in the ferry building and they're drawn to it like a cartoon," Sue Conley, co-founder of the San Francisco-based cheese company, says of raclette — the name of a cheese, as well as a dish and the machine used to make it.
Which is surprisingly unhelpful. What is raclette? Consider it a more sophisticated answer to fondue.
Raclette — which derives from the French word meaning "to scrape" — involves melting the surface of a wheel of semi-soft raclette cheese, then scraping the gooey part onto boiled potatoes and other accompaniments. A tradition of the Swiss Alps, raclette is still little known in the United States. But that may be changing.
The pungent, washed-rind cheese has been made in Switzerland for centuries in the canton of Valais. Its most distinctive feature is that it becomes creamy and smooth when melted. The Swiss eat it as a meal, accompanied by boiled potatoes, cornichons and pearl onions, with liberal drafts of white wine or tea. Raclette also makes great street food, served on a slab of bread.
In the United States, it's hard to find outside high-end cheese shops, supermarkets such as Whole Foods Market and the occasional very, very cool party. Shops like Cowgirl Creamery sell and serve raclette. Murray's Cheese in New York also is experimenting with it.
Raclette should naturally appeal to palates weaned on grilled cheese. But a number of obstacles have slowed its rise. Raclette traditionally has been imported, which can make it both expensive and hard to find. While most raclette still is imported, a number of American cheese makers have begun producing it.
Emmi Roth USA, the American arm of a large Swiss cheese maker, has been making small amounts of raclette for about 20 years. Leelanau Cheese Company in Michigan began crafting handmade raclette in 1995. And last winter, Spring Brook Farm in Vermont also began offering raclette. While that means there is more of it is available, getting the word out is another story.
"Even the imported Swiss and French raclette aren't really marketed and there are only a few producers in the U.S. making it," says Nora Weiser, executive director of the American Cheese Society, based in Denver, Colo. "It's a matter of awareness in many cases. If awareness is raised and more people try it, I think people will get into it."
Which may already be happening. It's no longer hard to find a raclette machine. A trip to the mall and retailers like Williams-Sonoma will do. They also are readily available online. Boska, a Dutch company that sells raclette machines, says U.S. sales of professional setups have doubled since last year. Home models have grown as much as 30 percent.
But raclette aficionados say even equipment shouldn't stand in your way.
"You don't need a fancy oven," says Rene Weber, master cheese maker and vice president of operations for Emmi Roth USA. "You can just cut a quarter-inch slice, put it in a Teflon pan, and heat it up and when it melts you put it on a plate. That's how the Swiss eat it at home."
Leelanau still makes just 30,000 pounds of their handmade raclette cheese a year, but that figure is four times what it was when they started 17 years ago. Weber says raclette makes up less than 10 percent of sales for his company, but that the figure is growing.
"Think of the '70s when fondue became all the rage. Raclette is next, maybe," says American Cheese Society's Weiser. "People are more open to different cheeses. They're looking for local products and looking for ways to support producers in their region. They're more open and their palates are more prepared for it."
Raclette is the perfect party food. Like fondue, it's all about melting cheese. The biggest difference is that raclette (the name of both the cheese used and the overall dish) is grilled or broiled, rather than cooked in a pot.
Typically, raclette is melted in individual portions using a special raclette grill. The cheese then is scraped onto a person's plate over a serving of boiled potatoes, pickled onions and gherkins or cornichons (another kind of small pickle). Other accompaniments might include ham or dried beef, along with various vegetables and fresh bread.
Raclette grills usually have two levels — a top for heating vegetables or meat, and a lower broiler level for melting the cheese. Individual pans are used for melting the cheese. Raclette cheese is obviously the most popular cheese to use to for the dish. If you can't find it, another firm, easy melting Swiss cheese can be substituted, such as Emmentaler.
New Year's Eve Raclette
Serves eight. From Alison Ladman.
For the potatoes:
2 pounds new or fingerling potatoes
Kosher salt
For the marinated vegetables:
1/2 cup rice or sherry vinegar
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
2 tablespoons chopped fresh thyme
1 cup frozen peeled pearl onions, thawed
3 red bell peppers, cored and sliced
1 pound green beans, trimmed
12 ounces small button mushrooms
For the accompaniments:
4 ounces prosciutto
4 ounces dry salami, sliced
1 pound cooked, peeled shrimp
1/2 cup marinated artichokes
1/2 cup gherkins or cornichons
2 pounds raclette cheese, sliced
Start to finish: 1 hour prep. Heat the oven to 200 F. To prepare the potatoes, fill a large pot with the potatoes and enough salted water to cover them by 1 inch. Bring to a boil over medium-high and cook for 15 minutes, or until tender when pierced with a fork. Drain the potatoes, then return them to the pot, cover and place in the oven to keep warm. While the potatoes are cooking, start the vegetables. In a medium saucepan over medium-high heat, bring the vinegar, sugar, salt, paprika and black pepper to a boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar and salt. In a large bowl, combine the thyme, onions, red peppers, green beans and mushrooms. Pour the hot vinegar mixture over the vegetables then set aside, stirring occasionally, for 20 minutes. To serve, follow the product directions for heating and using your raclette grill. Use a slotted spoon to transfer the marinated vegetables to a platter. Arrange the potatoes and other accompaniments in bowls or on plates at the table. Guests can heat their vegetables on the top of the grill and melt their cheese using the grill's broiler according to product directions. Top potatoes with the vegetables and melted cheese. Nutrition information per serving: 730 calories; 360 calories from fat (49 percent of total calories); 40 g fat (23 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 215 mg cholesterol; 41 g carbohydrate; 7 g fiber; 10 g sugar; 55 g protein; 1370 mg sodium


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"Let us face it, the sandbox where physicists play is clear and finite. On the other hand, the sandbox that biologists play in is all-encompassing."
Probably nothing on the edge of science is "clear and finite." Is string theory, and possible consequences of multi-verses, 'clear and finite?' Is quantum mechanics 'clear and finite?' I heard that one notable physicist said "anyone who thinks they understand quantum mechanics doesn't understand quantum mechanics." ...and quantum mechanics is leading-edge physics.
Probably all leading-edge science is reaching into things beyond our perception. For example, particle collisions in which we can't even see certain fragments but deduce their existence from other observable fragments.
Leading edge science is fuzzy... to the max!
That is the power of the scientific method. Start with a hypothesis, a stab in the dark. Then test/measure/observe and modify as necessary (get data). In leading edge science, the data is very murky.
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From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Alexanian, Moorad
Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 5:49 AM
To: Cameron Wybrow; asa
Subject: RE: [asa] science education (was: YEC the default Christian belief?)
My main concern is that students do not get a false early impression of what science is. A good grounding of how physics is done, as an experimental/theoretical discipline, would not foster in young minds false conceptions of science that may be arrived at in courses where memory is more important than the logic and the true understanding of the workings of Nature. Let us face it, the sandbox where physicists play is clear and finite. On the other hand, the sandbox that biologists play in is all-encompassing. Herein lies all the fights regarding Darwinism. That is why Phil Skell has been constantly emphasizing the importance of distinguishing the experimental aspect of biology versus the historical aspect, which I wholeheartedly agree.
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From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Cameron Wybrow
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 11:59 PM
To: asa
Subject: Re: [asa] science education (was: YEC the default Christian belief?)
I agree with you that there is a natural progression of simple through
complex as one moves from physics through to biology. On the other hand, I
understand the concern of those who want the students to have as much math
as possible when they come to physics. My point is that it doesn't have to
be an either/or. If you look at the layout of the science system in Ontario
which I provided in my other post, you see that students can be learning all
the science subjects all the way through. Thus, I think an internecine war
between "physics first" and "biology first" is counterproductive. Both
sides are right. Physics is basic to all the sciences and the study of it
should be begun in ninth grade. But parts of it should be deferred to
twelfth grade, when students have more math. And biology and chemistry need
to be started early, in ninth grade, so that by eleventh and twelfth grade
the more difficult parts of those subjects can be taught. It's simply a
matter of getting the educational authorities to make sure a full slate of
science courses is offered all the way up -- general science in the earlier
grades, and full credit courses in the special sciences in the upper grades.
English is taught in every grade; Math is taught in every grade; if Science
is a priority, educators will make sure that it, too, is taught in every
grade. And that should apply to each of the three main sciences. There's
no reason all three of them can't be available at every grade level, at
least as components of general science courses. It's simply a question of
administrative and political will.
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From: "Alexanian, Moorad" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>; "Cameron Wybrow" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Cc: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 11:29 AM
Subject: RE: [asa] science education (was: YEC the default Christian
The order of science teaching ought to be physics-chemistry-biology. This
makes sense since it goes in the direction of the simpler to the more
complex---recall physics deals with dead matter! Therefore, one can develop
a better understanding of what science is and what it is not from learning
physics first rather than biology. In biology, the experimental results are
often yoked to an evolutionary explanation by burdening the teaching of the
experimental aspect of biology, viz. DNA, genetics, etc., which is nonsense.
Physics is more quantitative and so the teaching of physics first would
remove that false notion gained by those who start science studies with
biology, which is very qualitative, and damages the conception of what
science is that if often irreversible. That is why students always balk at
physics and say that it is very hard. Of course, physics is difficult if you
compare it with biology, which does not put a strain on the brains of our
K-12 students.
See the following websites.
More students need more science! (Physics Nobel laureate Leon Lederman is a
leader in this effort.)
Physics First in Science Education Reform
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Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 11:02 AM
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Subject: Re: [asa] science education (was: YEC the default Christian
I'm teaching at a Christian school, but this course sequence should still be
fairly typical, I believe in larger public schools.
9th grade: Biology
10th grade: Physical sciences (this would include geology, meteorology,
chemistry, physics, some astronomy)
11th grade: chemistry
12th grade: physics
Other electives are also available, though not every semester or year such
Human anatomy, zoology, or botany.
It isn't that students can't take these courses out of sequence ---if the
scheduling allowed for such a thing (& in our small school --it wouldn't)
could pile up all four science classes in one year if they wanted, but who
want to do that? So in a practical sense, moving one science class
means encouraging the re-scheduling for another for the obvious reason that
want sciences spread out over their high school years.
gotta go --time for geometry class.
Quoting Cameron Wybrow <firstname.lastname@example.com>:
> Merv:
> I think I'm not understanding you.
> Are you saying that if the subject of evolution were moved up to a higher
> grade, physics would have to be moved down to a lower grade to compensate?
> That doesn't follow, unless I badly misunderstand your system.
> I wasn't speaking of moving an entire biology *course* to a higher grade,
> but of moving *material* from a lower-grade biology course to a
> higher-grade
> biology course. For example, if biology in your school is studied in
> ninth
> grade and eleventh grade, I was suggesting moving *the evolution unit*
> (the
> two or three weeks spent studying evolution) from the ninth-grade course
> to
> the eleventh grade course, and correspondingly moving something else
> (maybe
> ecology, it doesn't matter, since it's only for illustrative purposes)
> down
> from the eleventh grade course to the ninth grade course. If physics were
> offered in, say, tenth grade and twelfth grade, it wouldn't be affected in
> the slightest by the shuffling of material between biology courses. So
> I'm
> missing your point.
> Or are you saying that biology is only offered *once* in all of high
> school,
> and physics is only offered *once* in all of high school? If that's the
> case, American science education is in bad shape indeed.
> Please describe the system for me. Suppose I enter ninth grade in a
> typical
> American school -- use your school if you wish -- and I know right from
> the
> start that I want to be a scientist or engineer, and I want to take
> *every*
> science course available to me at *every* grade level. What would the
> sequence be? What could I take in ninth grade? In tenth? In eleventh?
> In
> twelfth? How many could I get in total? (Leave out the math courses; I
> just want to know about the science courses.)
> Please indicate also if you are talking about semestered courses (running
> from Sept to Jan, or from Feb to June) or full-year courses (running from
> Sept to June).
> Cameron.
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> Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 5:28 PM
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> Newsletter from Reasonable Faith)
> > Quoting Cameron Wybrow <firstname.lastname@example.com>:
> >
> > That's an interesting proposal (to move biology to an 11th or 12th grade
> > level.
> > And maybe it would accomplish a "side-stepping" of controversy as you
> > suggest.
> > As a physical sciences teacher, though, I do enjoy the luxury of
> > teaching
> > physics as a senior level class when students have some algebra and
> > trigonometry
> > (and maybe even some calculus) under their belt. Teaching it earlier
> > would
> > seriously weaken the content. It would be interesting to hear if high
> > school
> > level life science teachers would or could teach biology more rigorously
> > to a
> > senior than they do to a sophomore.
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9/20 – Fundraiser Sunday to Benefit Highlands First Aid Squad
September 20, 2013
HIGHLANDS – Chilangos Restaurant is holding a fundraiser on Sunday, Sept. 22, to raise money to help the borough's first aid squad.
Chilangos owner Leo Cervantes said he will be supplying all the food for the benefit. Patrons will be able to get two tacos and a non-alcoholic beverage for $10, all of which will be donated to the first aid squad.
Cervantes decided to hold the fundraiser after hearing about the dilapidated condition of the squad's ambulances. He is hoping be able to help buy a new ambulance or at least pay for repairs for the squad's emergency equipment.
The event will be held from noon to 6 p.m. in the parking lot of Chilangos, 272 Bay Ave.
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Irish screen legend Maureen O'Hara has filed court papers against her lawyer in New York as part of an ongoing dispute over her financial affairs.
'The Quiet Man' star is accusing her attorney, Howard Gibbs, of failing to turn over files regarding her finances and estate holdings.
The 92-year-old has filed documents at the Manhattan Supreme Court demanding he surrender the sensitive information, according to the New York Daily News.
The Irish actress had been living in Ireland for eight years but she moved to Boise, Idaho at the end of 2012 to be close to her only grandson, Conor FitzSimons, whom she raised for much of his life.
Last May family members expressed concern that the Hollywood screen legend was being ill treated by her personal assistant Carolyn Murphy, who had power of attorney over O'Hara.
Last July O'Hara almost broke down in tears when she spoke at a press conference in a hotel near her West Cork home of Glengarriff, as her legal team confirmed Murphy no longer worked for her.
The damning statement from Maureen O'Hara, issued for public release at the conference, read:
"Recent situations, both in my personal life and the Maureen O'Hara Foundation have been the source of various rumors and false information. I therefore requested this press release to set the record straight.
"I trusted Carolyn Murphy, not only as my personal assistant, but also as my power of attorney for the past six years. I have recently made discoveries that give me grave concern regarding
Carolyn Murphy's handling of my affairs. I am astonished that she ignores pleas to provide the information we need to reconcile financial and personal property audits regarding those years.
"I recently revoked all aspects of the power of attorney, which I had formerly entrusted to Carolyn, and she is no longer my personal assistant. I also underwent testing to certify my own competence in conducting my affairs, and I am assisted by family members, trusted lawyers and accountants.
Later this month, the flame haired beauty who starred opposite John Wayne in "The Quiet Man" is expected to join the John Wayne Birthplace along with her family in Winterset for their annual John Wayne birthday celebration.
O'Hara, who starred with Wayne in "Rio Grande," "The Quiet Man," "The Wings of Eagles," "McLintock!" and "Big Jake," considered Duke her best friend.
The Irish born actor has recorded a personal greeting to the John Wayne Birthplace which will be screened during the John Wayne Birthday Celebration in Winterset on May 26th during the Midwest Premiere of the John Ford–Dreaming the Quiet Man documentary.