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The Emus are Australias U19 national mens basketball team, representing the countrys best basketballers under the age of 19. The team is named after the largest bird native to Australia. The inaugural FIBA U19 World Championships were held in 1979, and the Emus have participated in every tournament to date.
The first ever FIBA U19 World Championships, held in Brazil in 1979, were introduced as an opportunity to help develop rising stars by giving them the chance to test their skills against the best from around the world. The Emus had a rough start, losing their first game to Yugoslavia, but bounced back to defeat host Brazil. In the next round, they won a close one against Panama 64-63, then won convincingly over Egypt, but after tripping up to Canada, Australia was knocked out of medal contention. Overall, the Emus managed a 4-4 record, good for ninth place out of twelve teams.
In 1983, the Emus headed to Spain for the second U19 World Championships. Australia suffered losses to a tough German team and eventual bronze medallist Brazil, but also defeated Angola by 27 and Canada by 30. The Emus played to a respectable 4-3 record, but finished tenth in the expanded field of fourteen.
The Emus featured an improved roster for the 1987 World Championships in Italy. The squad included future Boomers players Mark Bradtke, Shane Heal, Luc Longley and Andrew Vlahov, and future Emus coach Marty Clarke. The Emus hung tough with eventual silver medallist USA, attempting a second half comeback before falling by a mere four points. Australia strung together three victories to end the tournament, including a 78-76 nail biter over 1983 silver medallist USSR, to place fifth, their best finish to that point.
The 1991 World Championships in Canada were a chance for Australia to build on its fifth place finish in 1987. The Emus featured future Boomers Brett Maher, Pat Reidy and Tony Ronaldson. The team began with a convincing victory over eventual bronze medallist Argentina, but losses to Romania, Syria and the USSR left the Emus a disappointing 11th place despite their impressive 4-3 record.
The Emus left for the 1995 World Championships in Greece with high hopes. Featuring future Boomers Sam Mackinnon, Glen Saville, Simon Dwight and Frank Drmic, the team had a goal of medalling. In their first game, the Emus defeated the United States by the razor thin margin of 71-69. The Emus then rattled off victories in each of their next six games, including an impressive 76-53 win over Croatia in the semifinals to send Australia to the gold medal match. There they faced Greece, where, despite Aaron Trahairs 27 points, the team only shot 36.2% in a 91-73 defeat. Nonetheless, the Emus had plenty to be proud of as their second place finish achieved the goal of earning their first ever medal.
At the 1999 World Championships in Lisbon, Portugal, the Emus looked to reaffirm their silver medal from Greece with a high finish. The team featured future Boomer David Andersen, and was led by Andrew Rices 15.5 points per game. Early victories over Venezuela and Japan put Australia into the quarter-final round, where they lost their first game to Spain, as well as their next, a nail biter, 58-56 to Croatia. Their backs against the wall, Australia squeaked out a 72-70 win against Greece, pushing them into the semi-final round, where they won against Brazil. In their final game, the Emus defeated Russia 63-51 to exact revenge for a first round loss and finish in fifth place.
In 2003, the World Championships returned to Greece, and Australia sent one of their finest squads yet. Featuring future Boomers Andrew Bogut, Steven Markovic, Aaron Bruce and Brad Newley, and led by Boguts 26.3 points per game (third best in the tournament), the Emus breezed through the early competition, winning all three of their first games. Their fourth game was against a tough Lithuania team starring high scoring forward Linus Kleiza. Australia fell behind early before mounting a second half comeback; but it wasnt enough as Lithuania prevailed 96-87. The Emus bounced right back, however, rolling out wins against Puerto Rico, the United States, and Croatia to set up a rematch with Lithuania for the gold medal. The Emus came out strong, leading 71-50 at the half, and continued the dominance in the second half, winning 126-92. Andrew Bogut led the way with an outstanding performance of 35 points, 14 rebounds and one blocked shot. The gold medal was the Emus first ever, and their second FIBA medal.
As reigning world champions, the Emus headed into the 2007 World Championships in Serbia as one of the favorites. The team was led by Andrew Ogilvys 22.3 points per game (third best in the tournament) and future Boomer Patrick Mills 14.9 points per game. Victories in all of their first six games (including an impressive 135-79 win over Korea) had the Emus looking like frontrunners to repeat. However, in the quarterfinals, Australia came up against a strong Brazil team. After a well fought game throughout, the Emus just barely lost as Brazil escaped with a 73-72 victory. Despite their hopes of repeating as world champions being dashed, the Emus shook it off to defeat Turkey and Argentina and finish in fifth place.
Following the 2007 World Championships, FIBA announced the U19 tournament would become bi-annual, meaning the next championships would occur in 2009 in New Zealand. To qualify, the Emus had to win the 2008 Oceania Championships in a three game series against New Zealand. Australia won the first game easily 94-67, but New Zealand fought back to make the next game closer, as the Emus won by the smaller margin of 84-71. Australia won the final game as well, 81-60, to sweep the series and guarantee their spot in the 2009 World Championships.


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Bilbao Travel Guide
Why? At first glance there is not much to be
gained from a holiday in Bilbao, the rather drab Basque city in
northern Spain, home to a million people. However, Bilbao is on a
mission to attract tourists and does offer several worthy
attractions, not least of which is the fantastically designed
Guggenheim Museum, recently celebrating its tenth anniversary.
Bilbao is also the gateway to some popular resorts on the Bay of
Biscay, and the legendary town of Pamplona with its annual running
of the bulls festival.
When? Bilbao has a mild climate, and in common
with the rest of Spain the best time to travel to Bilbao is during
the Summer months, when it is warm and dry, the green hills around
the town offering a good alternative to the intense heat of the
south of the country.
Who for? Anyone visiting Spain would not go amiss
to set aside a few days for a holiday in Bilbao, to visit the
museums and experience the Basque culture of this northern
More Info: Travellers to Bilbao can find out all
they need to know before they go by consulting our full Bilbao
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expect in this Spanish city, and a host of useful information for
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The industrial port-city of Bilbao is the political capital of the nationalistic Basque people, who inhabit Spain's three northern provinces (an area known collectively as Euskadi). The city is not beautiful - the buildings are soot-stained and the Nervion River running through it is one of Spain's most polluted waterways - but Bilbao does have some surprises to offer visitors, and there are plenty of attractions in the surrounding countryside and around the coast on the Bay of Biscay, which can be easily reached on excursions by rail or road.
The main attraction in the city is the controversial Guggenheim Museum, relatively new on the scene, having been opened in 1997. The city fathers regard this avant-garde building as the beginning of Bilbao' revitalisation, which has also recently acquired a new metro system and airport terminal. Bilbao has some good beaches and a few scenic spots - a favoured picnic site is on Monte Archanda, north of the old town, accessible by funicular. Of the beaches Getxo is the favourite, particularly with surfers, and features a 100-year-old suspension bridge and some lively bars and nightclubs.
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Tian'anmen Square, Beijing
Tian'anmen Square (The Square of Heavenly Peace), situated in the city center, is considered to be the largest inner-city square in the World. It was built to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the state in 1958 in the place of an older unnamed open space in front of the Gate of Heavenly Peace and can hold up to a million people. It is the center of Socialist China.
The symbolic importance of the square goes back to May 4th 1919 when students demonstrated here against the Chinese provisions of the Versaille treaty. Following the memorial day of April 4th 1976 countless Beijing residents mourned their popular prime minister Zhou Enlai, and a demonstration against the Jiang Qing group ensued, which was forcefully suppressed. In the early summer of 1989 demonstrations for democracy and against press censorship took place here and these were also brutally suppressed.In the middle of the Tian'anmen Square is the Monument to the People's Heroes (Renmin Yingxiong Jinianbei), a 38m (125ft) obelisk. Completed in 1958, it stands on a two-tier pedestal and consists of 17,000 pieces of granite and marble.The northern side has an inscription by Mao, "Eternal Glory to the Heroes of the People", and the southern side carries a dedication by Zhou Enlai to the martyrs of the revolution who gave their lives in the wars after 1840. The ten bas-reliefs on the pedestal, with a total of 170 figures, represent, running from east to north, the most important events of the Chinese revolution: the opium burning in Humen, the uprising in Jintian, the rebellion in Wuchan, the movements of May 4th 1919 and of May 30th 1925, the uprising in Nanchang, the guerilla war against Japan and the crossing of the Changjiang.
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Tian'anmen Gate
The Tian'anmen Gate (the Gate of Heavenly Peace), which was completed in 1417 and restored in 1651, once formed the main entrance to the Imperial City. The 34m/111ft high wooden building stands on a red brick substructure which has a white marble base. The two-story roof is covered with ceramic tiles. In front of the gate stand two stone lions, and two columns topped with the mythical creature Kong. A portrait of Chairman Mao hangs over the portal, to its left is the slogan ''Long live the People's Republic of China'', and to the right ''Long live the unity of the people of the world''.The imperial decrees were once announced here and received by the dignitaries kneeling. Also from here Chairman Mao proclaimed the People's Republic on October 1st 1949.At the foot of the gate the seven Golden Water Bridges (Jinshui Qiao) of white marble with sculptured sides cross the stream which bears the same name.
Museum of Chinese History
The Museum of Chinese History was built in 1959 and occupies an area of 8000sq.m/9568sq.yd. It is housed in the right wing of the massive column-embellished building (officially opened 1961). It forms the boundary for the east side of the square and was closed for many years. The 9000 exhibits illustrate matters concerning the Chinese Marxist historography of the various stages of development of Chinese development, from prehistoric times through the slave age society (2100-475 BC), and the feudal society (475 BC-AD 1840) to the semi-colonial, quasi-feudaldal society. They include archeological finds and reproductions of discoveries such as that of papers. The museum serves predominantly didactic purposes.
Museum of the Chinese Revolution
The Museum of the Chinese Revolution, established in 1959, was closed during the cultural revolution and the subsequent years. It is housed in the left wing of the building which houses the Museum of Chinese History and extends over two storys, each with an area of 4000sq.m/43,056sq.ft. The exhibits in this museum illustrate the most important stages of the Chinese revolution from 1919, and the development of the Communist Party of China.
Chairman Mao Mausoleum
The rectangular Chairman Mao Mausoleum is 33m/108ft high and occupies an area of 20,000 sq.m/23,920sq.yd. It is supported by 44 granite columns, dates from 1977, and lies in the south of Tian'An Men square. The inscription ''Chairman Mao Mausoleum'' above the entrance was calligraphed by Hua Guofeng.In the entrance hall stands a marble statue of Chairman Mao, with a landscape background painting by the artist Huang Yongyu. In the central hall lies the body of Mao in a crystal sarcophagus. On the back wall can be seen an engraved homage to the ''great chairman'' which reads: ''eternal praise be to chairman Mao, our great leader and master''.
Front Gate
At the southern end of Tian'anmen Square rises the tower-like Front Gate (Qianmen) and, across the road, the gun tower belonging with it. Both were once linked by walls surrounding an inner courtyard. The Front Gate used to form the central opening in the wall between Inner and Outer Cities. It was erected in 1421, but the wooden structures burned down several times, the last time in the year 1900 during the Boxer Rebellion. It was one of Beijing's nine city gates and the link between the north and south parts of the city. The structure consisted of two buildings one behind the other, connected by walls from which an inner courtyard came into being.
Great Hall of the People
The west side of the Square of Heavenly Peace is dominated by the monumental Great Hall of the People (built 1959), which occupies a total area of 171,800 sq.m/205,472sq.yd. The 76m/249ft wide, 60m/197ft long main hall can accommodate over ten thousand people. The building also has a large banquet hall with more than 5000 places and 30 rooms, one for each province, autonomous region and city, each laid out in the style of the region. Held here are the conferences of the national People's Congress, and other most important political conferences.
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Do you want to spend your next holiday in the wilderness, mountain or remote islands? If so, why not visit Tasmania? There, you will find numerous wildlife tourist attractions that will surely blow you away. Aside from that, you will also enjoy their tasty and delicious cuisine, budget friendly accommodations, and great outdoor and indoor activities.
Here is a sneak-peak of the best and must see tourist attractions in Tasmania:
This is formerly called as the Mt. Lyell Mine Railway, which started operating in the 19th century. Through a steam train, you will enjoy a 35 kilometre journey to the wilderness of the Tasmanian Mountains. On your trip, you will cross high trestle bridges over river gorges thick with rainforest and you will stop at the original stations. While travelling, you can enjoy the delicious refreshments inside the train or indulge in Tasmanian cheeses, fresh local pastries, and cool climate wines at the Premier Carriage.
The awesome scenery of this place is inspired by Gustav Weindorfer's creation of King Belly's chalet in 1912. Then, he worked hard for one decade to make it as a national park. After many years, his work was finally recognised in 1922. If you will go there, your adventure will start at the 65 kilometre Overland Track, followed by the Cradle Mountain-lake St Clair National Park until you reach the 1.617 metre Mt Ossa. You will appreciate the beauty of the scenery if you will take short walks to the mountainside.
Now, to make your next vacation a memorable and enjoyable one, choose a deluxe safe accommodation in Huon Valley so that you will experience what it feels like to stay in Tasmania. In line with that, drop a line with us at Driftwood Cottages today to ensure and visit the pages of our Website so you can choose what type of accommodation is suitable for your needs.


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Obama's next moves on marriage
The president should speak out against state marriage bans and stop enforcing DOMA
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President Obama's support for same-sex marriage is a huge victory for the gay rights movement, but it's also a qualified one. Obama said he still supports the right of states to deny couples same-sex marriage rights, but "personally," he thinks that's wrong. In addition to making Obama's stance on gay rights a bit less incoherent — how much sense did it make for him to oppose both gay-marriage and the gay-marriage ban in North Carolina, which passed on Tuesday? — the president's much-anticipated "evolution" opens the door for him to be a more fierce advocate for gay rights.
I don't mean to downplay the importance of having the president support marriage equality. It's a decisive blow in the culture war. For years, the National Organization for Marriage, which opposes same-sex marriage, has been able to deflect criticism by pointing out that Obama shared its views.
"Four years ago in California, Prop. 8 supporters had a flyer that they passed out saying Obama opposed same-sex marriage," says John Lewis, legal director for Equality USA, a gay-rights group. "They used his equivocation quite effectively against us. They can't do that anymore."
But there are key ways in which Obama can pay this forward. A few weeks ago, the president angered many in the gay-rights community by refusing to sign an executive order banning government contractors from discriminating against gay people. In most of the country, your employer can still fire you because of your sexual orientation. The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) continues to prevent the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages performed in the states, which among other things means same-sex partners who aren't U.S. citizens face deportation. The president's announcement yesterday, while a step forward, is hardly the end of the road.
Most immediately, say gay-rights advocates, the president should use his platform to oppose proposed bans on same-sex marriage in Minnesota, Maryland and Washington state, as well as support a ballot initiative in Maine that would grant same-sex couples marriage rights (last year, the state's gay-marriage law was overridden by a referendum).
"I hope he speaks out on the ballot measures," says Marc Solomon, national campaign director for Freedom to Marry. "We want the president to speak out forcefully on each of [these pieces of legislation], and I think he will."


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Judge drops most charges against man in Zumba case
ALFRED, Maine (AP) — A judge on Friday dropped most of the charges against a figure in a prostitution scandal centered on a Zumba studio.
Justice Nancy Mills dismissed 46 of 59 misdemeanor counts against Mark Strong Sr., a day after the state's highest court ruled the closed jury selection process had to be opened to the public.
Strong had pleaded not guilty to all the counts, including conspiring with dance instructor Alexis Wright, who stands accused of using her Kennebunk studio as a prostitution front.
Most of the dropped charges relate to invasion of privacy of people prosecutors say were prostitution clients videotaped without their knowledge.
Mills said she didn't think Strong could be found guilty on the invasion of privacy counts. Strong's attorneys had argued people committing a crime — in this case engaging in prostitution — have no right to privacy.
Lawyers for the state said they would appeal the mass dismissal to the Maine Supreme Court.
Tina Nadeau, one of Strong's lawyers, was concerned that the appeal would result in a delay that would be prejudicial to Strong. Potential jurors were waiting for a fourth day in the courtroom basement and could blame the defendant for delays, she said.
"There's no doubt they could take it out on him," she told the judge. "Every minute that we're sitting here, his rights are being violated."
Strong, who's married, has acknowledged having a physical relationship with Wright after helping her launch her Pure Vida fitness studio by co-signing for her lease and loaning money that was repaid with interest. He said he was unaware of any allegations of prostitution and did nothing wrong.
Police said Wright videotaped many of the encounters without her clients' knowledge and kept records suggesting the sex acts generated $150,000 over 18 months. Continued...
Wright, who also has pleaded not guilty, faces 106 counts including prostitution and invasion of privacy for acts performed in her dance studio and in a rented office. She'll be tried later.
After dismissing the charges, Mills recessed the court. It was unclear when court would resume.
Members of the jury pool were sent home Thursday afternoon after the Maine Supreme Judicial Court stopped the closed selection process in response to a constitutional challenge by the Portland Press Herald. In a 6-1 ruling, the state Supreme Court ordered the remainder of the process in York County Superior Court to be opened.
No jurors had been seated out of the original pool of more than 140.
Mills had been conducting questioning of potential jurors behind closed doors because of potentially embarrassing questions focusing on views on sex, adultery, pornography and prostitution. But the high court said that wasn't reason enough to close the proceedings.
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I would first like to welcome the Honourable Ian Hansen to this Assembly and congratulate the Honourable Dr Barry Elsby on his election to the Assembly also and I will look forward to working with them both in the future.
The Hon Mrs Sharon Halford:
Mr Speaker, Honourable Members, I think I will be even briefer than the previous speaker.
I would first like to welcome the Honourable Ian Hansen to this Assembly and congratulate the Honourable Dr Barry Elsby on his election to the Assembly also and I will look forward to working with them both in the future. However, may I add with my health and Medical Services Hat on, that I do not expect to receive complaints from those of you in the community who will not now be able to get appointments with your chosen doctor if that Doctor is Dr Elsby? As you must remember, you elected him and at the end of the day he is only human and cannot be in two places at the same time.
May I also congratulate those of you who had the courage of your convictions to put yourselves forward for election and took all the knocks and criticisms along the way? I wish you better luck in the future.
We are now half-way through the life of this assembly and there have been many comments about how it has worked and the turn-over of Members. As I see it, the make-up and ultimately the workings of any Assembly is down to you, the electorate and your choice of representative. For those of us fortunate enough to have been elected, we simply have to get on with it and do our best to work with each other. Having said that, this is the first Assembly that I have been elected to where for the first half of our term we have worked more often than not with one Member light. This was down to the fact that one of the constituencies chose to elect someone who said they would only be here for part of the year. It will be interesting to see if the full complement will make a difference to the work load but I doubt it.
I have found this by-election to be very disappointing as I was unable to vote in my constituency. But I guess, from the Hon Ian Hansens point of view, he really does have a free hand to do as he pleases as he did not have a mandate and has made no promises to the electorate. What an enviable position to be in!
Recently I was having my usual trawl through the farming statistics and was very disappointed to see some glaring errors. I suspect that if they are that obvious to me they must also be obvious to others. For me these statistics are no different than a factual book or article in a newspaper in that once you find errors, you lose faith in the whole works, which is most unfortunate as many farmers have spent a lot of time and effort on their returns. Sadly it only takes a few inaccurate or inflated figures to distort the whole picture. I appreciate that for the vast majority of farmers they do their best to get their figures right, as to not do so they are fooling nobody but themselves. But no matter how diligent people are, mistakes can and do happen. Even farmers are human.
Statistics are required for a number of reasons and none of these is to be able to look back over the years to see if individual performances are improving, remaining stable or going back. And when all the data is collated it shows how the Islands are doing overall.
I had spoken with the Honourable Mike Summers about this matter and had been given to understand the Department of Agriculture will be looking at how the information received can be better verified in the future.
I think the health and Medical Services portfolio from time to time tend to be contacted by people who feel they have been trodden every avenue and have nowhere left to go. People who feel aggrieved can and should contact Jeanette Vincent in the Hospital as it is her job to deal with all complaints received and also to pass on the good tidings when congratulations are received.
What I have found particularly disturbing of late is that many people do not wish to make a complaint in case they then have to go see a doctor or be admitted to hospital or even have kin in hospital. It should be noted that all complaints are treated confidentially and go nowhere near your medical records for others to see. I therefore urge you, if you think something is wrong then please do make an official complaint as if you do not it may go unnoticed. The whole idea of the complaints procedure is that if something is found to be wrong or not working well then it can be addressed and ways looked at to see how best that particular area can be improved upon.
I have also been made aware that with the lack of a podiatrist many peoples feet have not been given the attention they need and in some cases, even basic toenail trimming has not been undertaken, with an instance of nails growing far beyond the norm of acceptability. I had been given assurances that basic nail trimming was happening obviously not and I find this totally unacceptable and will be pursuing this area further.
Declaring my interest as a diabetic, I would have thought that the post for a podiatrist is very important for the Health of the nation and one that we must look to fill sooner rather than later. Now that would be a good use of a small portion of the surplus everyone seems eager to spend.
I suppose I would need to plead guilty on that front, too, thinking of the enhancement needed to some of our road network. But there will need to be considerable debate on this issue as we need to look at the longer term especially with the illegal blockade with Argentina is continually promoting and mounting. It may be tempting and easy to spend but once gone, will it give a return? And how do you measure that return should there be one?
We will be losing Phyl Rendell from the civil service later this month and as I have had the pleasure of working with her on this and previous Assemblies, I would like to take this opportunity of thanking her for her hard work in various areas over the years. She always embraced all new challenges with enthusiasm and I wish her well for her retirement, with just one small word of caution. If her house is anything like mine then she may find that for some reason the female never seems to be retired.
This is the last legislative Assembly meeting for our Chief Executive, Tim Thorogood, who will be leaving early in the New Year. I suppose you could say that we have had our moments throughout our working relationship and definitely not agreed on everything. But to be fair, when tasked to do something by the Assembly, he usually got the job done, even when he was being pointed in a direction he did not like.
I wish him well when he sails off from here into the South Atlantic with the out-going GM from the Development Corporation, Davis Waugh, who has also worked hard on our behalf when tasked to do so.
In mid-January I will be leaving for Brussels with the Honourable Roger Edwards for meetings and during our time away we have been volunteered to be involved in the recruitment of the next Chief Executive.
And finally, as it is a season for good will, I would like to wish all Islanders and visitors all the best for a Happy Christmas and better prospects in the New Year. I hope, too, that all Members of the British Forces currently serving here in the Islands and away from their loved ones will be able to take some time out from their duties and enjoy some well-earned down time.
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What do today's pastors think about science? What views do they hold on creation and evolution and how strongly do they hold them? How do origins issues impact their ministries? These were just a few of the questions that motivated us at BioLogos to commission a survey of pastors on origins
A Scientific Commentary on Genesis 7:11
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
Dissonance and Harmony
People hold clearly discordant points of view, and it would be dishonest to ignore the conflict. Yet some voices emphasize the dissonance without any note of harmony to put it in context. Too often, science and faith becomes a hostile battle of worldviews, sounding angry, dissonant chords even among fellow Christians. But civil, gracious dialogue is possible.
Science and the Bible: Assessing the Evangelical Encounter with Evolution
Having now completed our study of the five main views about "Science and the Bible" held by conservative Protestants, I conclude with a final column, assessing the whole situation as I see it today.
Series: The Church Fathers and Two Books Theology
In this series, Mark Mann explores what many of the great Christian theologians and saints of the Church have said about how God speaks in and through God's other great book: Nature, or Creation. Listening to figures from the the 2nd to the 18th centuries,Mann proposes three main points:
Christians should think of Scripture and Creation as two "books" that should be read together for understanding the fullness of God's self-revelation;
Science is a God-given tool for discerning the handiwork of God in Creation, and is fully compatible with God's Word revealed in Scripture, and therefore,
Christians have nothing to fear from science.
Series: Science and the Bible: Intelligent Design
In this series, Ted Davis identifies the history, core tenets and assumptions about the Intelligent Design view.
Medieval Christianity and the Rise of Modern Science, Part 1
There has been no great conflict between science and religion: on the contrary, Christianity was an essential factor in the rise of modern science.
Science and the Bible: Theistic Evolution, Part 2
Everyone reading this column originated in the union of two cells, one from each parent. Everyone reading this is also created in the image of God. Each of these two sentences is true, but the truths they proclaim are of a different order. The first neither implies nor negates the second.
Series: Biblical and Scientific Shortcomings of Flood Geology
Gregg Davidson and Ken Wolgemuth seek to remove the stumbling block of the Genesis flood in this four part series. Though many believe in an ancient world-wide flood, the evidence given does not hold up to geological scrutiny, but points rather to something regional instead. It is their hope that Christians will not walk away from faith in Christ simply because a global flood is not supported by science. Looking at natural phenomena like the Grand Canyon, salt beds, and fossil deposits, they reveal reasons for these deposits and structures while showing that their origin did not stem from a violent flood that covered the planet.
Christianity and the History of Science (Infographic)
The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about the relationship of Christianity with science throughout history. It debunks the myth that they have always been in conflict, and it reveals numerous examples of Christians playing a leading role in the development of natural science.
The Questions Update: How have Christians responded to Darwin's "Origin of Species"?
History reveals that one of the earliest supporters of evolutionary theory in the American scientific community was a devout Christian botanist named Asa Gray. And among theologians, BB Warfield believed that certain forms of evolution were also compatible with a high view of Scripture.
Series: Asa Gray and Charles Darwin Discuss Evolution and Design
Many Christians believe that they face a painful choice-- either life was designed by God or it is an evolutionary product of natural selection. Charles Darwin himself believed in this dichotomy, and people ever since have felt the need to "choose sides". However, looking back at history, we find that one of Darwin's chief scientific colleagues, Asa Gray, did not share this perspective. In this three-part essay, part 1 charts the relationship of Asa Gray and Charles Darwin. Part 2 describes Darwin's struggle with the problem of natural evil and design in nature, and part 3 explores how Asa Gray was able to embrace evolution without rejecting the idea of design.
David Lack and Darwin's Finches
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Fine-tuning and the "Fruitful Universe"
I ask the question, "Why is the universe so special?" Now scientists don't like things to be special; we like things to be general, and our natural anticipation would have been that the universe is just a common specimen of what a universe might be like.
Caution! Design Arguments Ahead
Design arguments have been around forever and expressed in various ways. Most of them fall into what we call natural theology, which is the process of inferring something about the existence and nature of God by the inspection of nature.
Understanding Evolution: The Evolutionary Origins of Irreducible Complexity, Part 1
I will take some time to clarify exactly how Michael Behe, the biochemist and Intelligent Design (ID) proponent who has most extensively developed the "irreducible complexity" argument, uses the term.
Science and the Bible: Five Attitudes & Approaches
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For 30 years, Alaska Airlines gave passengers little prayer cards with their meals. Most passengers liked them, but a minority complained. This wasn't a First Amendment battle, but the capitulation reflects the changing public face of religion in America.
Series: Let's Not Surrender Science to the Secular World
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Thursday, March 17, 2011 10:08 PM
Hello, If I replace my backend (oracle to SQL SR 2008) and ETL(Informatica to SSIS) for the datawarehouse, how easy to convert the current ETL to SSIS's ?
Also is there is any tutorials available for SSIS?
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Wednesday, April 13, 2011 7:38 PM
SSIS tutorial; - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb522499(v=SQL.100).aspx
As always I recommend the following book; - MCTS Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-448): Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008 Business Intelligence Development and Maintenance (Self-Paced Training Kits) chapter 1 to 4 for further tutorials which cover a good introduction to the basics. I am also interested to find out if anyone knows of the best way of converting Informatica to SSIS since I have noticed a number of contracts advertised where the client is trying to do this very thing.
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I don't know and don't think there is an easy approach to convert ETL to SSIS. The only approach is we need to apply same business logic over there.
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In its final tournament before next weekend's Maryland State Independent Championships, the Our Lady of Good Counsel High School wrestling team proved it can hang with the big boys.
Now, the question is: Will the Falcons be able to beat them?
Good Counsel recorded its best-ever finish Saturday at the prestigious St. Albans Tournament in Washington, D.C., placing second behind Wyoming Seminary. Good Counsel recorded 270 points, 36 behind the third-ranked team in the nation, and finished with five individual champions. Adam Whitesell (106 pounds), Kevin Budock (120), Jhared Simmons (126) Spencer Neff (195) and Kyle Snyder (220) all took home first place medals, while Matt Kelly (132) and second-year wrestler Donovan McAfee (160) both lost their championship matches.
"We wanted to come in and have a chance to win it," Falcons coach Skylar Saar said. "It was good to get second. Our lower weights wrestled on top of their games today and then Spencer and Kyle were there to do their usual great things."
While Saar was pleased with the result, his team's sights are set on next weekend at McDonough High and trying to bring home the school's first state title. With the upper-weight anchors of Neff and Snyder, and such strength in the lower weights, the Falcons could surprise.
"We want to win a state title. There's no doubt about it. We've talked about it all year. I know we're not the favorites, but we're going to wrestle like we are," Saar said. "If we wrestle like I know we can, I think we'll have a shot. And that's all you can ask for is to have a shot."
Good Counsel finished fourth at St. Albans last season and third the year before. Meanwhile, Georgetown Prep (169) took fourth in this year's tournament and DeMatha (108.5) finished eighth. The Hoyas had two individual champions in the 28-team tournament — Michael Sprague at 145 and Troy Murtha at 170 — while the Stags' Clay Conaway was the only wrestler to reach the finals, losing to Wyoming Seminary's Eric Morris. Landon School, Potomac School, Bullis and The Heights all had wrestlers place in the top eight.
"It's a good test overall. One thing, I always tell them I want you to hold seed. I think everybody held seed," Georgetown Prep coach Mike Kubik said. "We had two champs, so I was proud of them and we won 10 of our last 14 matches, so that's exciting."
Most exciting, or rather outstanding, however, was Bishop McNamara's Alfred Bannister. The remarkably talented 138-pounder won his weight class for the third consecutive year, this time in dominant fashion. Bannister pinned Wyoming Seminary's Jesse Holton in just 18 seconds, one of two wrestlers to record a fall in the finals. Snyder notched a technical fall against his opponent, but other than those two and Wyoming Seminary heavyweight Michael Johnson, every other championship match was decided by regular decision.
For his efforts in the finals and throughout the tournament, Bannister was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler.
"I feel great," said Bannister, a junior. "I went from having a triple-overtime match my freshman year to a major [decision] last year to a pin in the first period this year. I'm definitely proud of my progress.
"Everything's good right now and I'm just waiting for the National Preps' finals match. That's where my head's at."
Before that, of course, Bannister will have an opportunity to win his third straight Independent State title next weekend. Then he will attempt to claim first at National Preps after finishing second last year.
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106: Adam Whitesell (Good Counsel) d. Joey Prata (St. Christopher's), 4-3
113: Steven Simpson (St. Mary's Ryken) d. Danny Boychuck (Wyoming Seminary), 7-1
120: Kevin Budock (Good Counsel) d. Jeremy Schwartz (Wyoming Seminary), 3-0
126: Jhared Simmons (Good Counsel) d. Jawan Jones (St. Benedict's), 8-2
132: Tyler Ponte (Wyoming Seminary) d. Matt Kelly (Good Counsel), 5-1
138: Alfred Bannister (Bishop McNamara) f. Jesse Holton (Wyoming Seminary), 0:18
145: Michael Sprague (Georgetown Prep) d. Jake Savoca (Wyoming Seminary), 3-1
152: Robert Janis (St. Christopher's) d. Joey Nelson (Wyoming Seminary), 5-2
160: Josh Simon (St. Johns) d. Donovan McAfee (Good Counsel), 4-3
170: Troy Murtha (Georgetown Prep) d. Terrell Forbes (St. Benedict's), 6-2
182: Eric Morris (Wyoming Seminary) d. Clay Conaway (DeMatha), 5-0
195: Spencer Neff (Good Counsel) d. Matt Doggett (Wyoming Seminary), 6-2
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Thirty-nine percent of Americans disapprove of President Barack Obama's job performance, according to Monday's edition of the daily Gallup tracking poll, representing the lowest percentage of respondents to give Obama negative marks in Gallup's polling since June of 2011.
It's the latest sign of Obama's post-election bump. Gallup has shown the president with an approval rating of at least 50 percent in every poll conducted after Election Day, while his disapproval rating has remained below 45 percent during the same span. But save for the one time in 2011, Gallup hadn't shown Obama with a disapproval rating below the 40 percent threshold since his first year in office.
The PollTracker Average illustrates Obama's popularity bounce that's followed his re-election.
Correction: The post has been updated to specify that the last time Obama's disapproval rating dipped below 40 percent in Gallup's poll was June of 2011, not November of 2009 as was originally stated. TPM regrets the error.


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Volume 16 - Article 13 | Pages 413-440
Family, obligations, and migration: The role of kinship in Cameroon
Date received: | 26 Apr 2006 |
Date published: | 08 May 2007 |
Word count: | 8436 |
Keywords: | anthropology, Cameroon, family networks, migration |
DOI: | 10.4054/DemRes.2007.16.13 |
The aim of this paper is to investigate the influence of family and kin networks on the individual decision to migrate. The study is based on qualitative ethnographic data which was collected during a field research in Cameroon in spring 2005, showing the considerable impact of the extended family on the migrant's choice to leave Cameroon for Germany. Migrants do not solely move for their own achievements and purposes, but rather as significant members of their entire immediate family. The individual is part of an informal reciprocal system of exchange which is based on trust and has social consequences, and includes duties and responsibilities for both sides.
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Annett Fleischer - Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Germany
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© 2010 WMG "Waiting For The End" is off of the album, A THOUSAND SUNS- available now at http://linkinpark.com . Physical versions of the album will include t...
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Chatel is situated behind Lake Geneva in the Abondance valley of the French Alps, Chatel is a pretty Swiss style Savoyard village retaining its rustic charm with traditional wooden chalets. In winter it is one of the twelve French/Swiss resorts that form part of the 'Portes du Soleil', a huge ski area of 266 lifts and 650 km of family friendly skiing.
Bordering onto Switzerland, the summer attractions are numerous, including alpine walking whilst enjoying the birds, wildlife and alpine flowers. For the more active there is mountain biking, to swimming, fishing, paragliding, thermal bathing and rafting plus lots of children's activities. It has two cinemas, a bowling alley, an ice rink, an outdoor swimming pool and the unique 2000m aerial 'Fantasticable'. Sophisticated Lake Geneva, (e.g. Evian, Thonon, Montreaux, Lausanne [Olympic Museum], plus Chamonix and Mont Blanc are all within easy reach.
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The last week I've been testing a business card scanning and cataloging app called WorldCard Mobile. The app is part of the entire WorldCard family of business card scanners and software including, WorldCard Pro, WorldCard Color, WorldCard Office, and the software, WorldCard License. WorldCard also makes document scanners and the iPhone app, Snap2PDF.
The idea behind WorldCard Mobile is simple, scan business cards, recognize the card's details and export them to your address book or another database application. The cost is $6.99 from the app store. Now let's look at the operation itself.
You use the iPhone to scan in a business card through the iPhone camera, or through a photo available in your albums, or from an e-mail signature, in cloud spaces or from QR codes. After you take the photo of the card you can edit and then "recognize it". WorldCard Mobile can recognize many different languages from your business cards. Once you go into the recognition portion of the app you'll be able to change any information in the specific fields and you also able to go back to the card image and highlight specific areas or lines in the image and designate the highlighted area as a company name, address, phone number, etc. Once all the fields are filled to your specifications, you can either export it to your address book as a new contact or amend it to an existing contact. It also goes into the card holder for future uses such as text messaging, sharing the contact, sending it to Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn.
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Although I had to do a lot of manual entering when the business cards were dark in color or when the name and addresses were high graphics, the cards I had with regular type print on them were recognized and filed very accurately every time. The scanning process is blazingly fast and generally quite simple. The app allows you to keep your contacts in iCloud or Dropbox. It really is a powerful and full-featured business card application for your iPhone. If you're the type of person or business that relys on business cards for meeting and organizing and maintaining your contact list, WorldCard Mobile is a must have iPhone app for you.
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Sometimes I wonder how other bands exist. For example where do they get the money to pay their rent and telephone bill and buy fresh soup for lunch and peanut butter for dinner and jars of Frank's Hot Sauce? I don't mean mega-famous bands like U2 or Mumford & Sons but just small bands that play shows in small rooms. Because, we're a band who play shows in small rooms and generally we just about break even doing that and then when we come home we don't have extra money for hot sauce or to give to Three or our landlords. How do they do it? Where does the money to exist come from for them? For me it comes from sitting in offices and looking out of windows and nodding at my various bosses.
Anyhow. It's nearly the end of the first month of 2013 and we are being very quiet aren't we. Actually I've been recording lots of demos onto my phone and looking at my neighbours out of my bedroom window. I keep the lights in my room off though so they can't see me. I've seen Rear Window. I know things. I'm still waiting for Grace Kelly to bring me some lobster though.
I digress. We're writing a new record. I'm actually pretty excited about it. Eventually we'll record the songs on computers rather than phones and then we'll do all the things bands do like play shows in small rooms and do interviews in kitchens for people's university projects. That's basically our level.
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Exécution Du Testament Du Marquis De Sade
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In 1959 Jean Benoît performed Exécution Du Testament Du Marquis De Sade[1], for which he made costumes. The dark, grotesque characters wore sharp, seemingly-mechanical pieces mixing biomorphic, anamilistic shapes that make the humans look like torture devices. Breton mentioned Benoit in Surrealism and Painting: "STAND ASIDE to let the Marquis de Sade pass 'in his own likeness' and reinvented by Jean Benoît with all his powers." One sculpture called "Book Cover for Magnetic Fields" features demonic figures ripping an egg from a book. Magnetic Fields was the name of the book Breton wrote with Philippe Soupault, which Breton called the first surrealist book.
Carte d'invitation au spectacle privé L'Exécution du testament du Marquis de Sade par Jean BENOIT , célébrée chez Joyce Mansour dans le cadre de l'Exposition Internationale du surréalisme de décembre 1959-Janvier 1960 à la Galerie Daniel Cordier.


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A video of One Direction covering Oasis' Wonderwall has surfaced online. This clip, which was shot on the beach, was believed to have been filmed on the set of the band's video shoot for What Makes You Beautiful though there's been no confirmation of that.
Niall plays the guitar while the rest of the boys harmonize to the classic hit. Oasis fans haven't been so kind to this cover, though. Many have shown extreme dislike towards the cover and have claimed that the boys are talentless. What do you think? Watch the clip below and listen for yourself.
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Today the Hot House family celebrates the bithday of it's Vice President and Creative Director Brent Smith. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas and a graduate of Vassar College Brent loves music, movies and men. Smith's creative influence at Hot House Entertainment can clearly be seen in all the gorgeous set designs, most noticably in Masterpiece. Stop by the Hot House Entertainment Facebook page and wish him a Happy Birthday.