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Man cannot live on bread alone
Chuck Norris discusses connection between faith, health
Dear Chuck: As you know, at its heart Christmas is about spiritual things. But in light of all the Christmas candies, foods and parties, do you think spirituality has anything to do with health and fitness? – Sophia B., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Being one week away from Christmas, there couldn't be a better time to emphasize my last pillar to build a better you: Feed yourself spiritually.
Healthcare professionals have long known there are integral workings among the human body, mind and spirit.
For example, for about 60 years, the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine has been presenting the Institute for Spirituality and Medicine. With its long list of speakers, from theologians and reverends to physicians and doctors of philosophy, it annually examines the latest in links among spirituality, physiology and genetics.
Johns Hopkins University even produced a 27-minute film, "'Give Me Strength': Spirituality in the Medical Encounter," moderated by renowned pediatric neurosurgeon Ben Carson and designed to educate physicians and other health care professionals about issues concerning spirituality and health. The Web-posted film discusses recent research linking spirituality to improved health outcomes and offers training for health professionals through clinical role-playing.
Thousands of health care professionals concur that one's religious practice contributes to his total well-being, including the National Cancer Institute, the Mayo Clinic, the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine and many universities around the world.
The fact is that we are more than physical beings. We are holistic creatures. Your body is more than a shell. It houses an eternal spirit, and how you nourish it affects your mind, body and soul. They are all interrelated. And we need not only to nourish each in a balanced way but also to reawaken the American spirit to the human spirit.
This is America, and we should respect religious diversity but not be ashamed to hold our own.
I fall in line with what Founding Father Benjamin Rush – a signer of the Declaration of Independence and a member of the presidential administrations of John Adams, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison – wrote: "Such is my veneration for every religion that reveals the attributes of the Deity, or a future state of rewards and punishments, that I had rather see the opinions of Confucius or Mohammed inculcated upon our youth than see them grow up wholly devoid of a system of religious principles. But the religion I mean to recommend in this place is that of the New Testament."
But often overlooked, even by its followers, is how the Bible also addresses basic issues of health and nutrition. Though one must be careful not to become legalistic about it, it truly is a spiritual book that also addresses our physical needs.
For example, the Scriptures proclaim, "(Faith) will bring health to your body and nourishment to your bones."
They also admonish, "For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things, holding promise for both the present life and the life to come."
Even Jesus said, "Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God."
The fact is that he ate a Mediterranean diet heavy with whole grains, fish and olive oil and light on processed foods, so he even serves as a model of what is best to consume.
That is the heart of a great health and fitness book by Dr. Don Colbert, "What Would Jesus Eat?" – something Colbert calls "The Ultimate Program for Eating Well, Feeling Great and Living Longer." In it, he addresses how even the food laws used in the Old Testament, such as not eating unclean animals (e.g., pigs) and only consuming meat after completely draining it of blood, align with contemporary wisdom on nutrition.
One more reason to celebrate the reason for this eating season!

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You Probably Need a Will, So Here's How to Have That Potentially Awkward Conversation with Your Family
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In fourth grade, it became apparent to me that certain things I had grown up with were not normal, at least not in Wisconsin. Exposure to other kid's homes in the form of slumber parties provided an intimate, if jarring, introduction to what I had been missing in my own life, which was helmed by my creative and hippy-ish single mother.
Time spent in the realm of these normal children left me with lots of questions.
Why, for instance, did our house contain no wooden plaques with the words "Gone to the Cabin" next to a carved approximation of Largemouth Bass jumping over a snowshoe? Why did we not take our shoes off and place them on a mat next to the door? Why was our kitchen not stocked with a drawer full of Gushers and Little Debbie treats? (I didn't even want to eat them; I just wanted to have them. I wanted cabinets with smooth sliding drawers full of individually wrapped things you could count and lord over people like currency when they came over to play.)
I learned things like, Rice-A-Roni was the name for something most children in my town ate. Vegetarian burritos topped with alfalfa sprouts grown in a jar in the cupboard were not, and children from my neighborhood were not comfortable around them because refried beans "smell weird."
Ironically, the things I found humiliating as a child are considered cool by today's standards. Our compost heap and homegrown vegetables -- the precursor to the foodie movement. Our mismatched painted furniture and owl wall hanging were an Etsy dream. Now we would be considered progressive. But back then we were just weird.
I made it my mission to change that. I dreamt of breakfast nooks. I asked for slipcovers for our mismatched 70's era furniture as Birthday presents. At Shopko, I steered my mother toward the home improvement section, introducing her to floral rimmed plates, ruffled chair cushions and potpourri holders.
"Look, isn't this beautiful," I'd exclaim, putting a hand to my chest in bedazzlement, while holding out in the other a furry toilet cover and matching bathroom rug set.
"How cute," I'd squeal, my voice raising several desperate octaves as I threw a plaid ruffled Kleenex box holder into the cart. My mom nodded numbly, mystified by my sudden interest in home décor.
Her major influences at that time were Jim Henson and Fleetwood Mac. While listening to the later at top volume, she had turned to puppet-making as a hobby. Our surfaces were littered with open notebooks, purple fur, googley eyes and multicolored feathers. I suppose she considered my newfound interest in decorating a part of my creative development.
Her interests, on the other hand, were obstructing my progress. I'd often come home to find her crouched over a hot pink fleece body, the office lamp tilted to provide direct beam of light as she worked it over with the hot glue gun.
"Can you keep its mouth open a sec?" she'd call to me and I would dutifully go over and hold the monster's head still while she installed a heart-shaped tongue. They were quite cute, her creatures, but as I looked down at their gaping, species-less faces, I wished silently that my mom would take up something less embarrassing -- golf perhaps -- for at least the next decade. It was when she changed our answering machine message that I realized I had to give up on fixing our house.
"Welcome to the home of Puppet Pause Theater" she trilled on the tape in a rather Muppety voice. My mom had gone rogue.
This was mortification on its basest of levels. There was no way to make my mother normal unless she wanted to be and she clearly had other plans. Namely, training as a puppeteer and traveling back in time so she could prevent Jim Henson's premature death.
I loved my mom desperately and had no desire to confront her shortcomings head-on, preferring the more passive method of introducing her to new, more socially acceptable ideas and home accessories through example so I wouldn't hurt her feelings. I could see now that I had failed.
If I were honest, I could see that my decorating skills were not particularly good either. The chair cushion I had convinced her to buy was already coated in cat hair and puppet fur. It was time to move on, and by move on I could see only one option, which was to lock myself in a closet until I became an adult.
I had hoped being normal would be like having a cloak of invisibility. If you were average-looking, it meant you could be odd inside and no one would ever have to know the difference. Later, I realized this was true. I discovered that many of my neighbors had been normal on the outside as a way to keep things under control, covering up their own insecurities, battles with addiction and unfaithful partners with scented bathroom decorations and pot roasts.
Had I known this at the time, I might have realized that all families are a little odd ... and that having a couch shaped like a giant pillow and a mom who painted the house lime green in her sports bra were a fair trade for a stable family.


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Tinashe Mushakavanhu is a Zimbabwean writer and editor. He graduated with a First Class honors degree in English from Midlands State University; obtained an MA in Creative Writing from Trinity College, Carmarthen in Wales; and completed his PhD in English at the University of Kent in Kent.
Mushakavanhu co-edited State of the Nation: Contemporary Zimbabwean Poetry (2009) with David Nettleingham; and Visa Stories: Experiences Between Law and Migration (2013) with Filippo Menozzi and Bahriye Kemal. Since 2015, he has partnered with Nontsikelelo Mutiti to form Black Chalk and Co a creative think tank that manifests in alternative archives, publications, and events. Mushakavanhu is also an award-winning journalist. He was the first recipient of an innovation fellowship from VICE Media and Knight Foundation, and a 2016 CNN Diversity Fellow.
Reading Zimbabwe was initiated to try and locate Zimbabwe in the global discourse, as well as interrogate the making and unmaking of African nation states through philosophy and ideas. The project was born out of a curiosity for a deeper understanding of the nature and extent of knowledge production, dissemination, and use around the subject of Zimbabwe: the place and the people.
Reading Zimbabwe is a product of Black Chalk and Co, a creative agency founded by visual artist Nontsikelelo Mutiti and writer Tinashe Mushakavanhu. The work is collaborative, bringing together writers, artists, designers, academics, and technologists with a mutual interest in publishing, archiving, mapping, and curating conversations and exhibitions, and facilitating teaching residencies. What animates all these activities is the effort to engender a new culture and new forms of publishing and creative production.


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Here's an interesting rich list compiled by Guinness: World Records
- US oil baron John D. Rockefeller was the richest person ever, with an estimated wealth of $900 million in 1913, equivalent to $189.6 billion today.
- William H. Gates III (USA), Chairman and Chief Software Architect of Microsoft Corporation, is the richest living person according to Forbes magazine, which estimated his wealth at $50.1 billion in March 2005.
- According to Forbes, the richest woman is Liliane Bettencourt (France), heiress to the Loreal cosmetics fortune, who in 2005 had an estimated net worth of $16 billion.
- The richest monarch in the world, as of 2005, is Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Alsaud of Saudi Arabia, with an estimated personal wealth of $20 billion.
- The youngest non-inherited millionaire was the American child film actor Jackie Coogan (1914-1984). In 1923-24, he was earning $22,000 per week and retained approximately 60% of his film'a profits. He was a millionaire in his own right by the age of 13.


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Kids delve into past in quest for war's lessons
IPSWICH veterans are calling on the next generation to ensure that the personal sacrifices and historical lessons of the First World War live on for years to come.
The arrival of the centenary of the outbreak of the war has prompted a team effort between the Ipswich and Ipswich Railway RSLs, as well as the State and Federal governments, to plan a host of commemorative activities over the next four years.
What could prove to be the most important of those activities is a competition involving primary and secondary students across the city.
Centenary of Anzac awards co-ordinator Ian Dainer said a team of students from Ipswich schools would be invited to submit a First World War-related essay, poem and artwork each year for the next four years.
The theme for this year's competition - For Kind and Country, War Declared, Join Up Now, Ipswich 1914 - asked students to find out exactly what these brave young men were like.
"What was Ipswich like in 1914?" Mr Dainer said.
"Who were these young men? Where did they work? How did they train and what were they expecting going into war?"
The competition is open to
Year 6 and Year 10 students from all Ipswich schools, with a judging panel to be comprised of former teachers and local historians.
Entries opened last Thursday and close September 19.
Amberley District State School deputy principal Lisa Cave said her Year 6 students would work on a submission. "This is a fantastic idea to get kids learning about the history," she said. "Many of the students come from RAAF families, so Anzac Day is important to this school."
Centenary of Anzac Committee chairman Major David Fagan said the overall theme of the four-year celebration was Commemorate and Educate, and the schools competition fits well into that message.
The Ipswich and Ipswich Railway RSLs have contributed $1000 for the winner of the competition, which RSL president Ray Watherston said was money well spent.
"We hope the children will learn from this," he said. "This will go on for the next four years and in that time they should pick up a lot of knowledge."


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Ground Zero etiquette: A tale of two roses
It's a small gesture, but gestures matter at the hallowed grave site of so many murdered innocent Americans.
Barack Obama flings a memorial rose at Ground Zero like he's a kid tossing pennies into a fountain at the shopping mall — or a spectator tossing flowers at a bullfight.
He doesn't know what he's doing.
(Clueless NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg copies him.)
By contrast, John McCain and his wife kneel and gently, somberly, place their roses down at the foot of the 9/11 tribute.
Tons of you e-mailed me about this. Here's the vid for the rest of you who didn't see it. It's a telling cultural and generational distinction between these two men vying to be commander-in-chief of our nation:
Here's another angle (you can see Bloomberg's toss in this one):
Reader Joe W. also notices: "The first 30 seconds showed that Obama could not take the time to shake hands with the uniformed firemen (John McCain took the time) nor the construction worker with the American flag hardhat…He was painfully uncomfortable at this ceremony!"
Some readers are complaining about Joe W.'s comments, interpreting it to mean that Obama didn't shake any firefighters' hands. I think he simply meant the ones standing that line. Obama shook plenty of hands during the rest of the ceremony.
Commenter Mookie: "The video showing that he spent time with the uniformed fireman and the construction worker has been posted numerous times. That's what people are objecting to, not the notion that he didn't shake any hands at all."
Never forget: Muslim hate crimes hoaxes
September 13, 2017 07:03 AM by Michelle Malkin
Obama at UN last week: US too sovereign — Obama after landslide override of his 9/11 bill veto: It'll make US less sovereign
September 28, 2016 10:09 PM by Doug Powers
Never forget: 15 years of Allahu Akbar-itis
September 11, 2016 09:09 AM by Michelle Malkin
Obama to SecDef: I'm gonna need you to go ahead and defeat ISIS by the time I leave office, mmmkay?
March 18, 2016 05:07 PM by Doug Powers
Hillary Clinton settles on strategy of delusion: U.S. 'didn't lose a single person' in Libya
March 14, 2016 10:01 PM by Doug Powers
Categories: 2016 Campaign, 9/11, Al Qaeda, Corruption, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Terrorist attacks


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Who needs friends? Young Koreans increasingly happy to enjoy leisure activities alone
For reasons unexplained, an increasing number of young Koreans are becoming more comfortable with going out to the town on their own. According to a recent survey, over 74% of Koreans in their 20s said they feel absolutely fine going out by themselves, and having a friend with them was not a necessity for an enjoyable time.
Personally, I love the time I get to spend alone, and going to a movie by myself and enjoying a nice meal and/or drink after sounds like the perfect way to spend a mellow evening. Apparently, Korea is a place where I would fit right in. Since 2007, the country has seen a 13% increase in the number of people who enjoy solo leisure time - now over 58% of the population are said to do. These activities include watching movies, eating at restaurants, and even singing their hearts out in private karaoke booths. The "weirdo" label is no longer automatically attached to those enjoying alone what others do with friends, and that seems to be a direct result of the increase in number of individuals who don't care what others think of them. And many of these individuals are young adults. Last year, 10.1% of all moviegoers watched movies alone, and 37% of them were in their 20s. The younger generation in Korea, like everywhere else, seems to know what they want without concern for any type of judgement. If you're renting a karaoke booth so you can sing alone for a few hours, you definitely don't care what others think, and more power to you!
On the other hand, it's probably not just the confident ones who choose to go out alone. The other side of the coin are those who are loners not by choice but by their lack of social skills or disinterest in developing relationships with real people. For example, in Japan, many in the younger generation are satisfied interacting with the virtual world, where they have relationships with whatever and whomever exists in it. For that reason (and others), Japan too has seen an increase in individuals who take part in leisure activities alone. Also, having a smartphone in one's hand probably makes it a lot easier for him/her to sit alone at a restaurant.
Regardless, enjoying your alone-time should be something everyone does once in a while. But if you're lucky enough to have friends you love, make sure you spend time with them too!
"Time for some solo karaoke . . ."
"Put in the song . . . "
"I'm so lonely!"
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A top manager at Hitachi has revealed that the company is developing a video camera with built-in Blu-ray burner, and hopes to have it ready in 1 to 2 years.
Hiroto Yamauchi, general manager of storage products marketing, told News.com that he has hopes it will be ready in as soon as 1 year.
The camcorder would have to use 8cm disks rather than convention 12cm ones; at the moment, Blu-ray developers are still figuring out the specifications for the smaller disks.
Smaller disks mean less storage, as an 8cm DVD holds 1.4GB versus the 4.7GB of a standard 12cm disk. An 8cm single-layer Blu-ray disk would likely hold around 7GB, and would hold quite a lot of high-definition footage, as 50GB disks are currently able to store 6 hours of high-def video.
Hitachi currently produces the best-selling camcorder in Japan, one capable of recording to the smaller DVDs.
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This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Scott Simon. Law enforcement officials are getting a better idea of what may have transpired on the days leading up to the last month's Boston Marathon bombings, specifically where the two suspects, Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, might have assembled their homemade bombs and whether anybody else was involved.
NPR's Dina Temple-Raston has been following this story and joins us. Dina, thanks for being with us.
DINA TEMPLE-RASTON, BYLINE: You're welcome.
SIMON: Worthy discovery?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Well, the big discovery has been these tests that indicated there was explosive residue in the kitchen and bathtub of Tamerlan Tsarnaev's home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, so officials think at least some portion of those pressure cooker bombs used in the attack were built in that apartment.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev, he's the 26-year-old older brother who died after a shootout with police after the attack. Well, he shared that apartment with his wife and child, so officials are taking a closer look at his wife, Katherine Russell, because they think it might have been hard to have missed something like that if she was home.
SIMON: Do they suspect she might have been in on the plot, or something else?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Well, they're trying to determine if either she was part of the plot or at the very least turned a blind eye to it. I mean, some of the things they're following up on are that she spoke to her husband by telephone after his picture appeared on television as a suspect. We don't know what they talked about, but we do know she didn't call police.
And then we heard this week that there was female DNA and a fingerprint on bomb fragments, but it turns out that those didn't belong to Katherine Russell, so police are still following up on that.
SIMON: Is Katherine Russell cooperating?
TEMPLE-RASTON: She was, but now apparently she's only speaking to police and FBI through her lawyers.
SIMON: There were reports this week, too, that the brothers apparently decided on the Boston Marathon as their target just a few days before the race?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Yes, we understand from law enforcement officials that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the surviving suspect, told the FBI that he and his brother had originally thought that they would launch an attack on the 4th of July in Boston, but they were able to make these bombs so quickly they decided on the Boston Marathon target instead.
And that's consistent with something else that we found out this week about the case, which is three of Dzhokhar's friends were arrested for obstruction of justice and for lying to federal agents, and officials say they were trying to help Dzhokhar after the attacks. And one of them apparently told the FBI that about a month before the attacks, Dzhokhar told him they knew how to make a bomb.
We also know now that is friends not only threw away Dzhokhar's backpack, but also grabbed his laptop from his dorm room and they've turned that over to the FBI.
SIMON: And does that affect how the FBI looks at what Dzhokhar was searching for and writing about just before the attack?
TEMPLE-RASTON: Well, one of the big things that's missing here is what led up to these attacks. Who else might have been involved? For example, where did they test the bomb? There might be an email on that computer that could provide a clue. Right now officials are out in the woods around Dartmouth, Massachusetts looking for places where the Tsarnaev brothers might have tested explosives.
They're going through police logs and they're looking for complaints about gunfire or explosions and they're trying to see if the two did in fact test those bombs here in the U.S. before the attack.
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I'm absolutely certain that I'm gonna get a lot of flak for this build. That's ok. This is important, when we disagree on builds, we learn.
Summoner Skills
Pretty standard Ghost, Exhaust. It's important to get the bonuses from masteries for these, they're outstanding for poppy. Some people prefer flash, I find ghost to be more versatile. (I can't tell you how many times a ghost-retreat can turn into a ambush for chasing heroes, as soon as they see you ghost and run, they assume you're out of the fight. Ghost is great for putting you into position for a wall slam, DB combo.)
pretty standard 9/0/21 Some key points are Archaic Knowledge (you're only non-item source of magic pen) as both charge and DB are magic damage. I take presence of the master for as many exhausts as I can possibly throw down (especially with cripple, the reduced magic resist is choice for using DB as a killing blow.) basically you're looking for cooldown reduction and regen. Note: I have 7 points in the 2nd tier of the utility tree, which one gets 3 and which one gets 4 is personal preference imo.
Skill Sequence
Max Devastating Blow ASAP. I take charge first for the stun, I find I get more first blodd ganks with charge than DB, also, if the gank doesn't work, charge is back up to save yourself or an ally. Many people look down on maxing diplomatic immunity before lvl 17/18, as the only thin that increases is the damage buff to your target. If you're know that you're NEVER willing to us dip immunity in a 1v1 or 1v2 fight, this makes sense. As I'm such a huge fan of cooldown reduction, I find the extra 10 or 20 percent damage can almost guarantee me a kill. Reasoning: I don't value 1 more point in dev blow or charge more than 10% more damage.
Rune Build
Lots of contention here. I go armor pen marks and quints, mp5 seals, and cooldown glyphs. A lot of people think Poppy should be using magic pen, instead of armor pen. Yes, I readily admit that this rune build does not enhance the damage of ANY of poppy's skills, that's ok. There are 2 reasons I choose armor pen over magic pen:
1) Unless you're going crazy AP, it's unlikely that you'll be 2 shotting (i.e. wall slam, dev. blow) any but the squishiest of the squishies. The next 2 attacks before the stun is up and they have a chance to escape or stun you back are going to make or break your ratio.
2) stacking armor is way cheaper and way more common that stacking magic resist, a lot of people that have never played Poppy believe that all her damage is physical, so some will stack armor, just for you!
The others are pretty standard, lots of cooldown for more dev. blows, and lots of mp5 to back them up (no point in a super fast cooldown if you don't have enough mana to cast)
Item Build
I'm sure most of you are saying "wtfbbqst***thxbai you didn't go sheen first /rage". Yes, it's true, I go Madred's Razors first. Poppy's Dev. Blow benefits from base attack damage, get it up quick. Also, I find that I have a really hard time farming/last hitting really early game, Razor's are the perfect solution to this, It also opens up a couple options later. I usually end up getting Wriggle's Lantern as soon as I can, the life leech is cheap and easy, and the ward keeps ambushes at bay, and makes for some really fun charge's on enemies that think they're hidden (I really like /charge/dev. blow/run away/ vs tankier characters, it'll make them think twice before trying to sneak up on you). On the other hand if you run into a 4 or 5 tank team (more and more common I find) you can go bloodrazor's instead, works great with dev. blow. The rest is a pretty normal, standard progression, tri force, infinity edge, then bloodthirster if you need the leech (if you didn't pick up lantern), or ghost blade to make late game kills a little bit easier.
over-extending early is a very real, very dangerous mistake to make as poppy. Until you're item'd up with max DB, I urge against following enemies after you've wall slammed and dev blow. Many people have said it before, because it's important, so I'll repeat it here, charge will stun if they run into ANY terraint, this includes walls, turrets, nexus, and inhibitors, EVEN IF THE INHIBITOR OR TURRET IS DESTROYED. As the name of this build implies, the only defense in this build is your passive (one of the better passives in the game imo). Don't try to tank ANYTHING, until you have diplomatic immunity up. Diplomatic Immunity targets can be tough to pick, sometimes they're REALLY easy. Is there an amumu in the fight, haven't seen his ult in a while, immunity to ANYONE ELSE!! Only 1 tank on the team, lots of squishy dps, immunity to the tank, see how many squishies you can take out before immunity is up, once it's up, you're a support hero, stick with allies, try to get some assists with charge, or exhaust. The tough choices come when there are only burst dps characters about, or when you don't know who your team will be focus firing (a pug problem, but a problem none the less). Don't be afraid to charge your immunity target into the wall before moving on the the squishier characters. CC can ruin your immunity, make sure you're not casting immunity on heroes with aoe, or fire and forget CC (i.e. scion, taric, amumu, ryze).
Laning Pairs
Any hero with ranged CC of any sort is your best friend in a lane. I really enjoy laning with Ryze, Janna, or Taric. TF, Scion and Malphite are fun to lane with, but don't compliment you quite as well.
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Originally posted by WaterBottle
we're sticking up for the Iranians that want to decorate their houses with Buddha statues.
Originally posted by WaterBottle
reply to post by DarknStormy
The culture? Pretty sure we're sticking up for the Iranians that want to decorate their houses with Buddha statues. The tyrannical government is trying to interfere with their culture and take it away. You're the one not respecting the people of Iran.
I'm sorry but um, I'm never going to stick up for totalitarianism and human rights abuses all in the name of "culture".
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Reference the above post ... You know what? Never mind. It's not worth the response ... :shk:
Originally posted by WaterBottle
we're sticking up for the Iranians that want to decorate their houses with Buddha statues.
Yes. Backing the Iranian people who wish to decorate their houses with little statues .. backing the buddhists .. and discussing how the Iranian government isn't following it's own laws.edit on 2/21/2013 by FlyersFan because: (no reason given)
Article 13
Zoroastrian, Jewish, and Christian Iranians are the only recognized religious minorities, who, within the limits of the law, are free to perform their religious rites and ceremonies, and to act according to their own canon in matters of personal affairs and religious education.
Article 23
The investigation of individuals' beliefs is forbidden, and no one may be molested or taken to task simply for holding a certain belief.
You aren't sticking up for anyone. The Iranians don't need people like you holding their hands and telling them whats right and wrong in their country
The truth is this, its none of your business and whether you discuss it or not really is pointless.
Then don't support your army then hypocrite.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Religous and cultural freedom is alive and well in Iran ... NOT!
Iran confiscates Buddha statues to stop promotion of Buddhism
Buddha statues have joined Barbie dolls and characters from "The Simpsons" TV cartoon as banned items in the conservative Muslim nation. Authorities are confiscating Buddha statues from shops in the Iranian capital, Tehran, to stop the promotion of Buddhism in the country, according to a report Sunday in the independent Arman daily.
Iran has long fought against items, such as Barbie toys, to defuse Western influence, but this appears to be the first time that Iranian authorities are showing an opposition to symbols from the East.
The newspaper quoted Saeed Jaberi Ansari, an official for the protection of Iran's cultural heritage, as calling the Buddha statues symbols of "cultural invasion." He said authorities will not permit a specific belief to be promoted through such items. Ansari did not say how many Buddhas had been seized, but that the "cleansing" would continue.
'Cultural invasion' eh? :shk:
Iran doesn't mind exporting their muslim culture.
But it sure doesn't want any Buddhist culture/religion in it's country.
The 'cleansing' will continue says the powers in charge of Iran.
So in Iran ... no barbie dolls, no squirt guns, no open toed sandals for women, no Buddah statues, and don't be a Christian Pastor because you'll get the death penalty. Yep ... :shk:
From Buzzfeed .. things banned in Iran
Mullets, g-mail, gaysex, Valentines day, spiked hair, the DaVinci Code, grills (teeth), skinny jeans, tatoos, youtube, petcats, barbie, Harry Potter, George Michael, Kenny G, Batman, Jorts, Facebook, Cleavage, neckties, 300, studying political science, ponytails, rap, alcohol, pork, protein supplements, brightly colored clothes, pet dogs, mannequins
[31:13] Recall that Luqmaan said to his son, as he enlightened him, "O my son, do not set up any idols beside GOD; idolatry is a gross injustice."*
4:48] GOD does not forgive idolatry,* but He forgives lesser offenses for whomever He wills. Anyone who sets up idols beside GOD, has forged a horrendous offense.
[39:65] It has been revealed to you, and to those before you that if you ever commit idol worship, all your works will be nullified, and you will be with the losers.
[72:18] The places of worship belong to GOD; do not call on anyone else beside GOD.
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The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is an Islamic theocratic monarchy in which Islam is the official religion. Although no law requires citizens or passport holders to be Muslim, almost all citizens are Muslims. Children born to Muslim fathers are by law deemed Muslim, and conversion from Islam to another religion is considered apostasy and punishable by death. Blasphemy against Sunni Islam is also punishable by death, but the more common penalty is a long prison sentence. There have been no confirmed reports of executions for either apostasy or blasphemy in recent years.[1]
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Originally posted by LightAssassin
reply to post by DarknStormy
In Buddhism they just burn themselves because that truly sends the most important message of all.
So heres a few examples from Islam of Idol worship and how they view it
If you bother to read the Iranian constitution you will see that Iran have a case when dealing with situations like this.
Again, are Buddhists having the statues removed from their homes? If so,then maybe we have a problem but I don't see any information suggesting that this is the case.
So obviously this decision was passed hrough the legal system in Iran and not by oppressive government officials who decided that they would go and steal some Buddha statues to piss a few Iranians off.
Now I don't know about you but where are Iran not following their constitution or laws again?
I'm sure if Israel were doing the same thing with Krishna Statues the Iran haters here would say something like "its their country, they can do what they choose". Because Iran have been portrayed as the Big bad Boogeyman, people tend to look at nothing but he bad and omit anything that will make them look half decent.
Originally posted by WaterBottle
reply to post by DarknStormy
Ok and? What is your point. No one should be able to force their religion on others. The people who have the Buddha statues clearly do not feel that way, the government has no right to impede on that.
I don't care what the Iranian law says. I believe in freedom of religion, including idol worship. An authoritarian theocracy is trash and I can't respect it. Just as I don't respect the NDAA law in the USA.. It is trash.
Just because something is law doesn't mean it is right. Just look at all the racial segregation laws in the US. If I were alive back then I'd be dissing them as I'm dissing Irans tyrannical laws.
I don't care who is getting their Buddha statues confiscated. The gov has no right to take someones property because they think it is idol worship. They are stealing peoples stuff because they live in a horrible authoritarian theocracy.
You have really bad arguments. The NDDA act was done through the legal system in the USA but guess what...it's still tyrannical and 1984-esque.
I never said that they weren't following their laws as I could careless about what some authoritarian theocracy's laws are.
Originally posted by LightAssassin
reply to post by Lucid Lunacy
The latter is certainly possible, by going into ones home and terrorising them for the truth. That would be tyrannical, but that is not the case in Iran.
if people don't like it they can move to a country where they are free to practice Buddhism.
I don't have a problem with a country having laws that limits, or outlaws, the practice of certain religions. I just wouldn't even plan on living there.
Now, as to your question about Saudi Arabia, which I am sure you could have just researched for yourself:
And its Islam.. Something that you obviously don't know much about.
Again, whats this have to do with religious freedoms when Muslims are the ones buying hese statues?
But they are the laws whether they are right or wrong. Are you going to change them? No..
No they are stealing Buddhist statues because they have nothing to do with a Muslims faith and therefore Muslims probably shouldn't have them in the first place.
Why? because I point out certain religious and state laws from Iran? I don't care about the US laws, we are talking about the laws in Iran.
So in other words, anything the Iranian government does you will oppose because you despise them so bad? This isn't about buddhist statues, is it?
Originally posted by WaterBottle
reply to post by DarknStormy
Because the strict Muslims are trying to force their extremist views on moderate Muslims.
If a Muslim wants to own a Buddha statue, they should have every right to. If it pisses someone else off, oh well.
Your point? I'm having a political discussion, not planning a revolution here.
No one has the right to tell someone how to practice their own religion.
I guess you think I'm some sort of right wing neo-con but, yeah.......not the case. I don't like Iran because it is a authoritarian theocracy. Them stealing Buddha statues from people is just a consequence of having that sort of tyrannical government. I don't really get what you're try to say.


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Selena Gomez shares smokin' hot bikini snaps from beach break
Selena Gomez, you're one hot-tamale!
That's what we've learned from the 21-year-old's latest Instagram photos, in which Selena parades around in a zebra-print bikini with friends.
Selena enjoyed some chill time by the pool and at the beach while taking a break from her Stars Dance tour in Florida.
Since she's a down-to-earth gal, Selena spent her beach day with her back-up dancers. Is there perhaps a Justin Bieber rebound in the mix? Maybe a Britney/K-Fed moment in the crystal ball?
Selena reportedly got a new tattoo along her right hip, adding to the musical note on her wrist and the Roman numerals for the number "76" on her neck (1976 was her mother's birth year).
The 'Slow Down' singer wraps up her tour in Michigan on November 26. Selena, come Down Under next time, okay? We've got great beaches …
"Off duty," Selena posted. Image: Instagram/Selena Gomez.
"Me libertando," she wrote, Portuguese for "my liberation". Image: Instagram/Selena Gomez.
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i have 2 clear photos of the Virgin Mary. She was in the pictures after they were developed. they were taken at a place in Mejugorie where she had been appearing. Thats no project bluebeam, thats the second coming. Beam me up scotty!
Originally posted by Noviz
Originally posted by cushycrux
I posted a movie ..... on page 4
Yes I saw that, but that looks nothing like what we are seeing in this video.
That black hole is filled... whereas the thing we see is a diamond shape which is not filled with black... only just outlines of the diamond are of a darker colour than the sunlight.
Plus in that video there is more than just one artifact. For example, smaller black dots around the large one.
Don't get me wrong, I don't not believe you and am not just trying to be pedantic... but your examples of these lens flares and errors in the camera do not match up with what is shown in OPs video.edit on 24-4-2011 by Noviz because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Frankenchrist
No No No No !!!!!
It was just a bright sun with a guy that couldnt hold the camera. Sure, you could see a shape of somthing in the middle, looked like a vajayjay to me. But come on man, enough with the dramatics, seriously.
Originally posted by Nastradamus
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For real, all these people must be smoking some really good crack tbh, not that I know what that's like but goddamn a lot of people on this site are absolutely ridiculous. Honestly just 3 minutes of sun shining and dimming down, it's impossible to see a shape or figure in that glare and any things the trees in the foreground contributes to (shape wise) automatically discredits "the virgin mary" appearing since to focus should be entirely in the sky... seriously though, what are ya'll smoking?
to the poster above, you're not a lost soul... just a lost cause. This video is the biggest fail ever.edit on 24-4-2011 by Nastradamus because: (no reason given)
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You mean you couldn't see this?
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Originally posted by ALOSTSOUL
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You can clearly see the so called robed Mary.
You have to get your head just right to see it clearly.
Originally posted by ALOSTSOUL
Originally posted by coquine
( I went to look up that Project Blue Beam....That just seemed way too ridiculous to believe! So how they are going to deal with all the atheists that have no supernatural beliefs to manipulate??)
I think after Blue Beam they would no longer be Atheists. Its not that ridculous:
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Originally posted by kylioneXsushi
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Gah, your project blue beam in IMPOSSIBLE The sky cannot be turned into a HD LCD screen. Do you realize how crazy that sounds?
As for this, obviously a hoax on the grounds that the Virgin Mary isn't real. Just have to figure out how they did it.
Originally posted by jaynkeel
Call me a skeptic but I find it convenient that it is happening between two trees. Either that or photoshop job. So I am going with either a tree branch anomaly or someone did some photo editing and what they were looking at was something different than what is portrayed. Just looks like a blurry blob to me, if thats what people want to put their faith into then so be it but it will take a lot more than that for me.


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USF St. Petersburg hosts breakfast for Concerned Organizations for Quality Education for Black Students
For the fourth year in a row, USF St. Petersburg hosted a breakfast on Wednesday for leaders of the Concerned Organizations for Quality Education for Black Students (COQEBS) to discuss their ongoing collaboration to improve student readiness in Pinellas County schools.
COQEBS is a coalition of community organizations and individuals working to ensure the Pinellas County School District is providing quality education for black students. James McHale, Ph.D., USFSP psychology professor and director of the Family Study Center, is a member of COQEBS and works closely with the group's School Readiness Committee.
Regional Chancellor Sophia Wisniewska welcomed the group to the breakfast and discussed her commitment to student success and the importance of community partners such as COQEBS. "With a sound education, you can accomplish anything," she said.
COQEBS President Ricardo Davis thanked Dr. Wisniewska and USFSP for its ongoing support of the coalition's work and Dr. McHale for the work he has done to promote infant child readiness.
Dr. McHale discussed the success of the Baby Talk workshops the Family Study Center has conducted in partnership with the COQEBS School Readiness Committee for the past three years.
Getting children socially and emotionally ready for school starts when the child is an infant, McHale said. He said the aims of the Baby Talk workshops are to help child-care providers make changes in the way they approach and work with infants and toddlers, to help them become "safe, secure and powerful" children ready to learn when they are old enough for school.
He also discussed an innovative prenatal co-parenting program for African-American parents called Figuring It Out for the Child (FIOC), which has to date served two dozen families in south Pinellas County. The program helps moms and dads find ways to work together to raise their child even if they are not married or romantically involved. Every expectant father who has completed the 10-session program so far has remained committed to the baby and mom at post-natal follow-up, he said.
Figuring It Out for the Child is the subject of a new publication by McHale and Vikki Gaskin-Butler, USFSP psychology instructor and Co-Investigator for the FIOC project. The article, in the July issue of the Zero to Three journal, published by the National Center for Infants, Toddlers and Families, details one remarkable family's successful journey through the FIOC program.
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Remember in Snow White when the evil Queen says, "Mirror, mirror on the wall who's the fairest of them all?" What a blow to her self-image to learn that the fairest was Snow White. We have all been like that Queen, looking in the mirror for answers. I think it is safe to say that we are the most critical about ourselves when we are looking in the mirror. When I was a new mother I learned a valuable lesson about my self-image and looking for answers in the mirror.
I struggled as a teenager and up into my twenties with my looks and my confidence. I never liked what I saw in the mirror and was always trying to find ways to improve how I looked. I don't know if a day would go by when I didn't think about my weight, my hair, my clothes and my need to feel worthy of the image I set in my mind of how I should look. Now, I know many people can relate to my struggle. This is exhausting to live with, both as the person struggling and those that have to deal with it on a daily basis with you. My husband could only take so much of my constant questioning on how I looked and one day he set me straight.
I was having one of my many insecure days and complaining about how I looked. My husband said to me, "Every day that you question yourself and me about how you look, you chip away at your own daughters' confidence and self-worth." Wow, it was like the light bulb finally turned on in my head. It was one thing for me to feel personally insecure but I definitely did not want to make both of my daughters see themselves through my own insecurity. I also realized that not only was I driving my husband crazy, but I was dishonoring God who created me. I started to realize that God sees me the same way I look upon my children.
All mothers view their children with biased eyes. There is nothing you would change about who they are in appearances. Each child has a little bit of the mother or father and each is unique in his or her own way. God is biased, too. He wouldn't change a thing about you because he made you in His image. I realized that I wasn't only chipping away at my own self-confidence, but I was separating myself from fully feeling the love of Christ.
I am raising my children in a world that values appearances above character. They are learning that the world around them focuses on beauty, weight, fitness and popularity. In the age of social media and selfies, it seems we can't escape self-obsession. If there is one thing that I can do right by my children, it is to look on myself with confidence and be proud in who God created me to be. This might mean I have to grin and bear it when I put on a few extra pounds. I might have to realize that I will never have hair that can be advertised on a shampoo bottle. There may be days that I look in the mirror and I don't like what I see. However, I have learned that it isn't just about me. It is about my children who need to feel loved and confident. It is about my relationship with Christ and feeling worthy of the honor of His creation… ME.
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This October, prices dropped for the first time since December 2008, particularly for full-sized cars (by 10.2%), mid-sized cars (by 5.4%), and trucks (by 5.2%).
Used car sales normally see a decrease in the fall season. And with the Cash for Clunkers program now over, this year's 4.4% plunge hardly comes as a surprise. The used car supply has grown lately thanks to the spike in new car sales, which involve trade-ins.
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Great opportunity on this spacious home with detached 2 car garage. It offers approximately 2,500 square feet of living space with 4 bedrooms and 1.1 bathrooms. Great open floor plan. Built in 1915 this home may require some enhancements and upgrades but worth taking a look at.
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Process of elimination
Process of elimination is a method to identify an entity of interest among several ones by excluding all other entities.
In educational testing, the process of elimination is a process of deleting options whereby the possibility of an option being correct is close to zero or significantly lower compared to other options. The process does not guarantee success, even if only 1 option remains.
The method of elimination is iterative. One looks at the answers, determines that several answers are unfit, eliminates these, and repeats, until one cannot eliminate any more. This iteration is most effectively applied when there is logical structure between the answers – that is to say, when by eliminating an answer one can eliminate several others. In this case one can find the answers which one cannot eliminate by eliminating any other answers and test them alone – the others are eliminated as a logical consequence. (This is the idea behind optimizations for computerized searches when the input is sorted – as, for instance, in binary search).
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Here are two questions of one sort, to illustrate how this tactic is applied. In the first, elimination produces an answer almost at once – if you know how to go at it; in the other, there is no way around it – you must try every answer.
By which of the following is the number 2135 divisible: 2, 3, 4, 15, 7? Since (see divisibility rule for a refresher) 2135 is not divisible by 2, it is not divisible by 4; since 2 + 1 + 3 + 5 = 11 and it is not divisible by 3 (11 is not divisible by 3), it is not divisible by 15. Then only 7 is left; and, indeed: 305 times 7 is 2135.
Note that, if we had a number divisible by 2 but not by 4 (and not divisible by 7), then testing 2 would give us the answer at once. It is always worth testing answers whose exclusion eliminates possibilities, for then, as long as there is only one answer, these possibilities will not need to be tested at all; in effect we incorporate all the information found between our answers and reduce the set.
Now by which of the following is the number above divisible: 2, 3, 7, 11, 13? All of these numbers are prime; to eliminate one of them furnishes no information about the rest. We must test them all in order to find the answer.
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Paper Cuts examines the questionable trading history of the controversial Chinese phone company at the center of the President's recent tweets.
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ICE Backs Down on "Extreme Vetting" Automated Social Media Scanning
In a major victory for civil rights and civil liberties advocates, ICE has shut down its plan to include unreliable automated social media scanning as part of an "Extreme Vetting" program. However ICE's plans for Extreme Vetting are still problematic, espe
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An elderly Mendocino, California, couple is fuming after 3,000 gallons of water was reportedly stolen from their above-ground storage tank this weekend.
Kathy Dimaio, 87, was so angry with the theft, which she estimates drained her of $1,000 of water, that all she could say was, "this is just… aurghrgh!" according to the Santa Rosa Press Democrat newspaper.
It's the second time this year that the couple has suffered from a water heist, although they weren't convinced that the first incident – which took place in January – was a theft.
The couple had been using the water, which was pumped from a well, for their garden.
According to the newspaper, the Dimaio's home is just 16 miles away from a school which was forced to shut down for one day after nearly 13,000 gallons of water disappeared in January.
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