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Dominick Cruz insisted things would be different the second time around versus Urijah Faber.
Cruz gets revenge over Faber, defends title at UFC 132
Dominick Cruz insisted things would be different the second time around versus Urijah Faber.
On Saturday night at UFC 132 Saturday night at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, in the brightest spotlight 135-pound fighters have ever been under, the reigning bantamweight champion backed up words.
In UFC's first-ever bantamweight title bout, Cruz avenged the only loss of his career with a unanimous decision over Faber, one of the most popular fighters in the sport, in a match-of-the-year contender.
In a match that could have been scored any number of ways – including in favour of Faber – the judges awarded Cruz scores of 50-45, 49-46 and 48-47.
"I felt it could have gone either way," said Faber (25-5), who had beaten Cruz in 2007 via first-round submission when both competed in World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC).
" I felt I won the fight. But you can't really judge when it comes to that."
Cruz (18-1) dropped to his knees when the decision was read. Not only did he defend his title – as WEC champ when the promotions merged last year, he was recognized as UFC champ – he got a victory over his most bitter rival. The two made no secret of their disdain for the other dating back to their 2007 bout.
The tension was there for all to see when they didn't touch gloves after the pre-fight instructions, drawing excited roars from the Las Vegas crowd. Each gave the other credit following the match, however.
"Urijah, that dude hits hard. His hands are very fast," said Cruz.
"He's tough. He's a veteran. He's been in this sport a long time."
The bout was fought at breakneck speed from the first minute until the final moments.
Faber dropped him with a stiff punch in the first round, while Cruz countered with leg kicks and an uppercut. That set the template for how the rest of the match would look.
Faber landed the harder shots while Cruz – switching constantly from orthodox to southpaw stance – attacked from all angles and landed plenty of combinations.
Each scored an occassional takedown but neither could do anything on the mat.
After five rounds of frenetic action, both fighters raised their hands when the horn blared. Only Cruz got his hand raised when it mattered, though.
After such a hotly-contested bout, there was almost immediate discussion in the arena and in social media about a rubber match.
"That'd be great," said Faber. "Let's do it."
In other pay-per-view matches at UFC 132:
– Chris Leben asked, begged, pleaded for the opportunity to fight his hero, Wanderlei Silva.
When he was finally given the chance, he made it count.
In a battle between two of UFC's most popular fighters, Leben (21-7) knocked out Silva (33-11-1) in just 27 seconds in their middleweight co-main event. Having taken a big step towards a title shot by beating the man he looked up to, Leben could barely contain his emotions.
"I can't believe it's real. Holy (expletive). How do you think after that?" said Leben.
– In an entertaining lightweight bout, Dennis Siver (19-7) beat Matt Wiman (13-6) via unanimous decision. All three judges scored the match 29-28.
– Former light heavyweight champ Tito Ortiz (17-8-1) showed he still has something left.
Facing the prospect of never fighting in UFC's octagon again if he lost on Saturday, Ortiz put on his best performance in years, beating the highly-touted Ryan Bader (12-2) at 1:56 of the first round.
"The key tonight was the guys that I've been training with. It's such a positive group of guys and anytime I thought I wanted to let up in training, they kept pushing me. I put my private life on the backburner for this training camp so that I could focus on performing like I'm capable of performing," said Ortiz.
Ortiz, who appeared to be near tears as he walked into the arena, landed a stiff right hand that dropped Bader. From there, he displayed his trademark ground-and-pound before locking in an airtight guillotine choke that force Bader to submit.
"It's such a great feeling to get this win. I'm reinventing myself."
– Carlos Condit (27-5) made a statement both with his words and actions in a brilliant knockout victory over Dong Hyun Kim (14-1-1, 1 NC) in a welterweight match.
The New Mexico native landed a flying knee to Kim's chin and quickly pounced on his fallen opponent to finish him at 2:58 of the first round. Following the win, he made it clear what he wants next.
"How about it, Joe Silva. Am I ready for a title shot or what?" he said, telling the UFC matchmaker that he wants to take on the winner of the October match between current champion Georges St-Pierre and Nick Diaz.
In preliminary matches at UFC 132:
– Melvin Guillard (46-9-3, 1 NC) continued his rise up the lighweight division, finishing Shane Roller (10-4) at 2:12 of the first round. Guillard landed a lightning-quick left hand that dropped Roller before closing it out with a few shots on the mat.
– Rafael dos Anjos (15-4) needed just 59 seconds to knockout former title contender George Sotirooulos (14-4) in a lightweight bout. Dos Anjos scored with a wild right hook to the chin of the Australian, bringing a quick end to a highly-anticipated match.
– Brian Bowles (10-1) battled through a possible broken right hand to beat Takeya Mizugaki (14-6-2) via unanimous decision in a bantamweight match. Two judges scored the match 30-27, while the third judge scored it 29-28.
– Aaron Simpson (9-2) won a methodical unanimous decision over Brad Tavares (6-2) in a middleweight contest. All three judges scored it 30-27.
– Anthony Njokuani (15-5) dominated Andre Winner (12-6-1) in a lightweight bout, easily winning via unanimous decision. Two judges scored the match 30-26, and the third saw it 30-27.
– Jeff Hougland (10-4) earned a unanimous decisio nover Donny Walker (12-7) in a bantamweight opener. Two judges scored the bout 29-28, while the third had it 30-27.
FIGHT NOTES: Four fighters were awarded $75,000 bonuses: Cruz and Faber for fight of the night, Ortiz for submission of the night, and Condit for knockout of the night.


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God bless you funny, funny people at The Onion (America's Finest News Source). Today I needed a laugh. The Onion delivered. Here's the headline:
Report: Global Warming Issue From 2 Or 3 Years Ago May Still Be Problem
Now go read the whole article and don't be surprised if you laugh until you cry, or snort some herbal tea out of your nose. It's a good one. Happy Wednesday, everyone.

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Broadway actors Andy Mientus and Michael Arden have gotten engaged!
"'Come, woo me, woo me, for now I am in a holiday humour and like enough to consent.' #engaged #andyandmichael," Andy captioned a photo on Instagram. Recognize the quote? It's from Shakespeare's As You Like It!
While both of the actors have predominantly worked in the theater, you may recognize Andy from his work on the second season of NBC's Smash and Michael from the FX series Anger Management and the movies Bride Wars and The Odd Life of Timothy Green.
Andy is currently starring on Broadway in the musical Les Miserables. Watch him and the cast perform "One Day More" at the Tony Awards right now!


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On 15/06/2010 16:39, Markus wrote:
Hello list, I'm on SLES 11 and the mission is to allow Active Directory (AD) users to log in to Linux. The difficulty is that those users are stored in two separate ADs which have no connection to each other. Both ADs are running on Windows 2003 R2 (or later) and I'm using the LDAP PADL NSS (/etc/ldap.conf) implementation to map the UNIX attributes that are stored in the AD to local values (homedir, shell, UID/GID etc.). So far so good, everything works fine (getent passwd, PAM logins). Now, when searching for a solution on how to query two ADs via LDAP at the same time it seems like OpenLDAP supports multiple LDAP search bases, and there was also a mentioning of the translucent overlay feature, so I suppose using OpenLDAP I could fetch the UNIX attributes from both ADs simultaneously.
Yes, you can use OpenLDAP as a proxy to the two ADs via LDAP. Checkout the slapd-meta man page (meta is a backend that can take several remote LDAP proxy databases).
The translucent overlay would allow you to store extra information on your OpenLDAP server that's not in the AD directories. It doesn't sound like this is necessary for you, but I may be wrong.
Hope this helps, Jonathan
What completely puzzles me is the NSS/PAM configuration and how PADL NSS and OpenLDAP interact respectively not interact: - If I configure OpenLDAP (/etc/openldap/ldap.conf) instead of PADL NSS (/etc/ldap.conf) how do I configure NSS/PAM for OpenLDAP? I need "getent passwd" and "getent group" and of course PAM logins to work. E.g. getent passwd has to give me back all users from BOTH ADs that have UNIX attributes stored. But since there seems to be only the PADL NSS module in existance (/lib/libnss_ldap.so.2), I am clueless on how to integrate the OpenLDAP variant. Shouldn't there be something like /lib/libnss_openldap.so and shouldn't I be able to add something like "passwd: compat openldap" to /etc/nsswitch.conf? I guess not, but I don't understand why. - So that leaves me with the idea of *somehow* fetching the UNIX attributes from both ADs via OpenLDAP, set up a local OpenLDAP server to store this information in, and then using the PADL NSS module to query it. I'm not sure if this is the right approach or if this is even technically feasible. Is there maybe a easier way with less overhead (e.g. no OpenLDAP server required). Thank you very much for any hints or pointers that you might share with me! I'm really lost... Best regards Markus
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Missouri Antlerless Deer Harvest Up
JEFFERSON CITY–Hunters checked 15,136 deer during Missouri's antlerless deer season Nov. 21 through Dec. 2.
This year's antlerless harvest increased by 697 deer, a gain of approximately 5 percent over last year. Top harvest counties for the 12-day antlerless season were Camden with 553 deer checked, Benton with 518, and Callaway with 491.
Two portions of Missouri's firearms deer season remain. The alternative-methods portion runs from Dec. 15 through 25, and the late youth portion is Dec. 29 and 30.
Besides increasing hunting opportunities, the antlerless season gives hunters and landowners a way of regulating local deer numbers. Those who want more deer can choose not to participate in the antlerless season, while those who want fewer deer can use the season to remove female deer from the population.
Missouri's annual harvest of approximately 300,000 deer by firearms and archery hunters yields more than 10 million pounds of venison. Hunters consume most of this meat. However, hunters donate more than 300,000 pounds of venison annually to local food banks and other charities through the Share the Harvest program. Information about Share the Harvest is available at mdc.mo.gov/node/2544.
Missouri's deer resource also supports 11,000-plus jobs and generates more than $1 billion in business activity annually.
Economic value aside, deer hunting is a cherished tradition that draws thousands of Missouri natives back home to share healthful outdoor recreation with family and friends.
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At the invitation of Professor Robert, I'm starting a new thread.
Dr Bob, you are continually trying to draw clear distinctions between Catholicism and other (especially Christian) religions. I grant that Catholics are (a little) different, but, as they still fundamentally believe in the magic, invisible daddy in the sky, there is really NO difference.
Two points: The Bible (whether or not you take it literally) is the foundation of your (and all Christian) religions. A cursory examination of the Bible reveals a SMALL handful of usable tenets along with pages and chapters FULL of utter nonsense. The fact that any religion would base itself upon such a holey book, makes that religion as creditable as Joseph's golden tablets from God which he, unfortunately, misplaced.
God: I will be heartily disagreed with here, but I find the idea of God to be completely understandable. Here we have, at the dawn of civilization, various groups of totally ignorant people trying to put words, meanings, and causes to all manner of things which they couldn't possible understand. Combine this with a clever but ruthless set who have come to realize that, if they ascribed words, meanings, and causes to the world around them, people would actually BELIEVE them (as they no other source of information). These priests could and did use this power to govern the people - insisting that everyone in the tribe bow before them.
Then came the age of knowledge. We could start to actually understand all these things that the priests had, up till then, kept to themselves. As the power base for all civilized people rested with these priests, they were (and, of course, still are) wildly defensive of their position.
There is, however, NO CONCEIVABLE REASON for any educated person to believe in the supernatural - aside from these historic pressures.,
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"de fide" is probably more accurately translated "shut up" at least in this context.
@ StevenCO You are absolutely right. Blind acceptance was the currency of the realm. I doubt he was capable of a more persuasive answer. That was one of five 3 hour courses I had to take. The only one that was worthwhile was a course on comparative religions. It made me realize that religions were pretty much the same. A few even had virgin births for their leaders.
@ Prof. Robert I guess my question to you would be; If you were born into a Jewish or Muslim or Siek or Hindu family, would you be a blindly faithful to that religion?
Since the answer would probably be yes (if you are honest) that would put atheists on the intellectual "high ground" because we arrive at this point through logic and reason and not through inherited superstitious beliefs that can't be proven. We have examined religion and found it not just lacking but plagued with faults.
So that is the test. I'm an atheist because it is the only thing that makes sense to me, not because I was accidentally born into it. So Professor, your disparaging remarks aside, atheism is clearly a higher form of consciousness than your thought limiting religion.
@Professor Robert. This will answer some of history and why I stated that Chiristianity has done more harm than any other faith that I know. I also need to make it clear that religion in the whole not just the crhristian faith is violant and damaging. Starting with the bible and I need to quote you on this " From our perspective we wrote and compiled the book. Best to view the bible as carefully selected works which depict the unfolding of mans understanding of God over time."
In the OT I calculated
People killed on Gods demand 1 904 220
People killed by pestelance and plagues 132 700
Animal sacrifise 120 000 sheep and 22 000 oxen
Not include Sodom andGemora or the flood
Clear examples of the unfolding of mans understanding of god over time?
Now if you look at history and we leave the biblical deaths out :Wars that was because of religion or religions influence on politics.
I certify to you that, with the help of God, we shall powerfully enter in your country and shall make war against you ... and shall subject you to the yoke and obedience of the Church ... and shall do you all mischief that we can, as to vassals who do not obey and refuse to receive their lord and resist and contradict him." [SH66]
Rwanda Genocide
"Anglican as well as Catholic priests and nuns are suspect of having actively participated in murders. Especially the conduct of a certain Catholic priest has been occupying the public mind in Rwanda's capital Kigali for months. He was minister of the church of the Holy Family and allegedly murdered Tutsis in the most brutal manner. He is reported to have accompanied marauding Hutu militia with a gun in his cowl. In fact there has been a bloody slaughter of Tutsis seeking shelter in his parish. Even two years after the massacres many Catholics refuse to set foot on the threshold of their church, because to them the participation of a certain part of the clergy in the slaughter is well established. There is almost no church in Rwanda that has not seen refugees - women, children, old - being brutally butchered facing the crucifix.
According to eyewitnesses clergymen gave away hiding Tutsis and turned them over to the machetes of the Hutu militia.
In connection with these events again and again two Benedictine nuns are mentioned, both of whom have fled into a Belgian monastery in the meantime to avoid prosecution. According to survivors one of them called the Hutu killers and led them to several thousand people who had sought shelter in her monastery. By force the doomed were driven out of the churchyard and were murdered in the presence of the nun right in front of the gate. The other one is also reported to have directly cooperated with the murderers of the Hutu militia. In her case again witnesses report that she watched the slaughtering of people in cold blood and without showing response. She is even accused of having procured some petrol used by the killers to set on fire and burn their victims alive..." [S2]
I can go on and on as the lists is never ending and if we have to bring the Jewish and Palestine wars, The Muslim wars ect. This blog will be dripping with blood.
So hear is just a small amount of evedince why I would claim christianity has done more harm than good.
@Jorita, I would love to know how you got Old Testament casualties down to six significant figures. It reminds me of Bishop James Ussher's calculation of the date of creation.
Besides, I think you missed quite a few!
Just the combatants in the American Civil war numbered well over half a million dead. That doesn't touch the "collateral damage" or injuries. Add in the rest of America's wars, the decimation of Native Americans, the far flung military adventurism of the British Empire...
I think Democracy must be the thing that has done more harm than anything I know.
No, wait... Speaking English. That's it. People who speak English have done more harm than anything I know.
I'm just joking with you a bit. The point, though, is obvious. When a king or other government goes to war, is it because of the language they speak, or because of economics, or their form of government, or their religion? Those things are hard to separate. If religious leaders go along with the king, is it because they are actually adhering to their religion, or because they are corrupt and will benefit personally, or because they are scared?
Plus, I think a claim like "more harm than any other faith" probably requires a comparison to at least some other faiths. Stalin was an atheist, and he wiped out more people in a couple of decades than your entire total for Judeo-Christianity over 5 millenia.
Dear professor, as I pointed out the list is endless but on the biblical figures Unless my calculator is on the frits I can give you the chapters and versus and you can calculate them yourself.
1.How many men did god kill because someone decided to take a look inside the ark? 1Samual 6:19
2. How many men did Moses kill in one day because they failed to suport god? Exodus 32:26-28
3. How many people did god kill in a plague before someone ended the mixed marriage of a couple with the murder of the couple? Numbers 25:6-9
4. How many animals did Solomon kill in a sacrifice to please the Lord? 1 Kings 8:63
5. Howmany Isrealites did god deliver to the people of Judah to slaughter?
2 Chronicles 13:15-18
6. How many people of Judah were once killed or enslaved because they did not give god his due? 2 Chronicles 28:6-8
7. How many Ethiopians did god kill for his chosen his chosen people?
2 Chronicles 14 8-12
8. How many soldiers did god burn to death with fire from heaven because they confronted Elijah? 2 Chronicles 1:10-14
9. How many people did god kill in one day for premarital sex? 1 Corinthians10: 8
10. How many Israelites did god kill to punish David for counting them through pestilence?
1 Chronicles 21: 1-14
11. How many people did god slaughter in a plague because they had questioned Moses and Aaron? Numbers 16: 44-49 Numbers 16:35
12. How many Israelites did god slaughter in a plague for whoring around? Numbers 25:1-9
13. How many of other races and tribes did the lord deliver to be slaughtered by Israel because he favoured the Israelites and was prejudiced against other tribes? Judges1:4 and Judges3;28-29
14 How many Assyrians did god kill after their king and his servants made fun of him? Isaiah 37:1-36
Please read and do the Math.
And just for the fun
> How does god punish those who break his commandments? Leviticus 26:14-22 and Deuternonomy 28:15-28
> How does god deal with people that have a different religion? Deuternonmy 32:17-25 and Psalm 2:8
> How does god kill whiners? Numbers 11:1
>How does god torture those who somehow became enemies of his chosen people? Numbers24:8 Deuternonomy 7:20-21 Isaiah 49:26
>How does god kill those who vacation in Egypt? Jeremiah 42:15-17
> Whom does god slaughter when he gets jealous because a community is worshiping someone else? Hosea13:16
> In Jesus time how did the trinity deal with nonbelievers? Acts12;23 and Acts 13:8-11
> What to do with female prisoners Numbers 31:26-54
Atheism Is not a faith I have no faith! And the fact that Stalin murderd so many people sad, but it came to a stop! Religion still kills on a daily basis. As I pointed out that it is not possible to give all the information as there is just to much, it would help if you started reading and did some research of your own. And from the stats that I have seen Christianity is the dominat faith world wide then Muslim and so the list goes on.
@Prof Robert.
I asked you why you are (still) a Catholic. What is it about Catholicism that you have decided that your belief in it is justified? However you answered my question with another question. So I will answer it first. I am an Atheist because I do not believe in the existence of any god. Why do I think that? I have been unable to find any evidence to justify holding any such belief.
While not answering my question you continued with such a very poor understanding of what Atheism is (and in particular what Atheism is not).
"Atheism as a social theory is largely a failure"
Atheism is a lack of belief in the existence of Gods. It is not a social theory. I may be wrong but reading between the lines you may be implying that communism or more likely Stalinism was inspired by some Atheistic philosophy. In case I have assumed that I will just say that concept is nonsense.
"...tends to be limited to those who nurse anger toward organized religion for personal reasons"
I am often angry at what is done in the name of religion. I detest it for the way it indoctrinates young minds. I abhor its treatment of women. I could keep listing my reasons for being angry. But my anger is calm. It is also not for personal reasons. I am angry on behalf of the vulnerable young minds it tries to capture in order for it to survive. On a personal level I am frustrated that so many people around me still hold these beliefs and yet not one of them can justify to me what they continue to hold them.
Now there is a philosophy to life that comes about from being an Atheist and maybe you are referencing this (I am being generous here). This philosophy has enables me and those Atheists I know to understand the world around us and our role in it with a much greater clarity than any theist that holds supernatural beliefs. It may seem natural that there must be a god but that does not make it a belief in something that is of the natural world.
Christians are commanded to be good. However the philosophy that flows from living our lives in the "belief" that there is no personal intervening god involved, leads us to what I would consider a more mature level of ethical behaviour towards our fellow brothers and sisters. I could do a thesis on this topic alone. I will just say, to quote Hitchens - Atheists "do not swallow their moral code in tablet form". When I hear someone say the words "I am an Atheist" I will automatically trust them for I know they have undertaking a journey of self-discovery to get to that place. At the same time I am not inferring (as you seem to be doing with Atheists) that Theism and therefore Theists are somehow weaker. I do not need to be told how to behave.
"it has little success in moving people to sacrifice for the good of the whole".
Please - another Thesis in the making here. Surely I don't need to address this?? What would (say) Bill Gates et al think?
"it offers neither comfort for the afflicted"
A belief may offer comfort but it does not make it true. People do fear death and granted religion may remove that fear. Epicurus would say that it irrelevant because the fear it tries to assuage in offering Heaven or Hell is caused by the religion itself.
"It would tear down religion or social structures that it feels are outmoded, but does not offer any satisfying replacement"
Exactly! I doubt if I will live long enough to see it happen but it would be a great day. Religion is a carbuncle on the back of humanity. It does not need a replacement. There is no void once religion is removed from a person's life. I have seen and helped many people to de-convert over the last 25 years. No a single person has ever looked to have a replacement. Why would they when their lives become more purposeful when they are able to think freely and critically to view the world without the fear that religion instils. Robert - do you actually belief you will become immortal when you die?
"Intellectually, I personally find it largely shallow and lacking nuance",
Do you consider your Faith to be arrived at through an intellectual process? That is exactly how I removed mine. The reason I am an Atheist still (to answer your question again) is because of my intellect. Theist may consider my "unbelief a sin" as Aquinas did. My disbelief resides in and stems from an intellectual process. However I am unable to believe in your or any other God. It is not because I am sometimes (often) angry with religion. It is because of the intellectual journey I have undertaken that I am a non- believer, an Atheist. Unlike Aquinas I do not hold faith as somehow superior to intellectual reasoning. To many theists it is because they have believed in something for so long and put so much effort into the theology that surrounds it that it appears to them to be "knowledge" in the sense that it is intellectually justified. You have referenced many philosophers down through the ages. I, at an intellectual level can appreciate the value in studying them. I would agree with Hegel that the study of philosophy is just the introduction to philosophy. Then, once we understand the meanings of words in a philosophical discussion we can have informative debates. Philosophy cannot be taught. It must be, as Kant would say, an exercise in reason.
We can go from Anselm, to Descartes and all the way to apologists like W.L. Craig arguments that assert that a god must exist based on arguments that at first seem to have merit. The Summa Theologica or the Kalam Cosmological Argument may have merit but only in the sense they are arguments worth debating on occasion.
I agree with Thomas Paine that "Theology is the study of nothing and has nothing to offer".
We can argue and debate all day long but in the end I am left with no option but to reject holding any affirmative belief in your god's existence.
Why? Well because all philosophy is just argument. To quote a Hawking (a Scientist for a change), "Philosophy is dead. It has not kept up with science". Today Science is "the bearer of the torch of discovery in our quest for knowledge". The role of religion or philosophy is obsolete as a source for any answers. Science has superseded and replaced religion completely. Just in case – No, I have not made Science my god. However I gained my knowledge from Science. Whatever beliefs I have formed about the big questions in life – those once considered to be answered by religion and philosophy – are justified to me by Science because they are falsifiable. They can be deemed "knowledge" because they can be objectified with the Scientific Method.
At the risk of contradicting myself I will quote Locke "Knowledge is based on reason but belief derives from judgement". As an Atheist I want some evidence to justify KEEPING my beliefs. I have that through Science. That is why I am (still) an Atheist. Can you Robert offer me any reason to change my mind?
So once again please would you mind answering me? Why do you remain a Catholic? How do you "justify" holding your belief in God. I am prepared to change my mind if you can offer me some reason to. I am not looking for proof of your god's existence only some small shred of evidence that can be tested. I will publically renounce my membership of this "relatively small fringe cult" if you can do so. If not will you admit that you only believe in your god because of your Faith. I would suggest that Atheism is a more solid position to hold, especially on an intellectual level.
Thanks Nate. Most of the Theists here are incapable of being serious Apologists. They generally just waffle on about it as in a standard monologue of platitudes. So when the occasional more educated defender of the Faith comes along I look forward to a more serious debate. But it is always like banging my head against a wall only to discover that stopping is the best thing. For all the theological knowledge they seem to have acquired to defend their faith, they don't understand what Atheism is.
Their job is to explain matters of faith to their flock. That is their training. They are used to this role and it seems they think they are defenders of it from the "onslaught of atheism" or some such rubbish. Many think we are angry because we don't have their god in our lives. They are blind to seeing the bad side of their religion. They never seem to be able to distinguish argument from evidence. "My faith is all the evidence I need" is a terrible motto. If I was in a room with the 1.2 billion of the world's Catholics I would still maintain that I am correct in my thinking and that they are all suffering a delusion.
As for Prof. Robert (apologies for discussing you in the third party) I have to conclude that he does not understand what Atheism and what it is not. I suspect his University may have a lot of iconography on its walls and wooden crosses to remind its students that they are sinners.
One thing I have been reminded of in the last few days is that Catholics have many of the strangest beliefs and practises of them all. Take a look at some of the stuff on Catholic Answers if you dare. I feel so dirty when I go there but I keep going back for more because I like the feeling. I don't know why, I just do!!!!There must be a bit of catholic guilt in me still. lol. Yes,Catholics are different.
I find that they feel the need to argue but don't know their own book, they don't know history, and by the looks of it don't know what is still going on in the world and in the name of religion. They can justify in their own minds ( I am realy doing my best not to say what size I think these minds are) their silly beliefs in this supernatural, superstitious, ritual filled faith! You can not reason with them as their is nor reason in their indoctronated minds! GRRRRRRRRR If the facts were a snaik and bit them on the nose they would stil deny it!
@Robert - I detract the statement about the priests dying, they were only tortured. So, I was wrong. It does rely on what information one reads. The new pope will be protected from any accusations.
"Dictatorship and Church," written by journalist who was in Argentina during the dictatorship in 1975-1976, and saw things first hand
He sat on his hands when priests, nuns, journalists and civilians were fighting and disappearing, when they stood against the dictatorship, but not Bergoglio, very similar to your god when people are getting tortured and murdered. People were brave, Bergoglio a coward. The same with the vatican during the second world war, protecting nazis, anybody who was against communisim was their friend and thus protected.
What's the bet, the pope will very soon, visit some of the slums of his homeland, as part of the PR machine, showing that this bloke is a man of the people, where, even if fifty million is not much to the vatican, could help thousands of people in the slum areas of Argentina.
The vatican bank has in cash, over 8 billion dollars, just a bit of that could also be of help.


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Deseret Peak Wilderness
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Utah Wilderness Association
IntroductionThe United States Congress designated the Deseret Peak Wilderness (map) in 1984 and it now has a total of 25,078 acres. All of this wilderness is located in Utah and is managed by the Forest Service.
DescriptionDeseret Peak Wilderness is located in the Stansbury Mountains of Tooele County, near the towns of Tooele and Grantsville, not far from the Great Salt Lake. This semi-arid wilderness is part of the Great Basin ecosystem. It contains rugged terrain and high peaks that include Deseret Peak itself at 11,030 feet, and many steep-walled canyons shadowed by rocky outcroppings. Here in the Stansbury Mountains, with barren Skull Valley to the west, you'll find some springs and intermittent creeks, despite the general dryness of the area. Much of the higher country is alpine, with open basins and barren rocky ridges. From December through May, you can expect much of the high country to be covered in snow. Fir and aspen are commonly found growing in patches at higher elevations. Juniper, mountain brush, sagebrush, and grass cover much of the lower territory. Cattle are still allowed to graze on range allotments in portions of the area. The summit of Deseret Peak offers a splendid 360-degree view. Backpackers and horse packers enjoy this area. Hunters come in search of mule deer. Some very rough terrain is covered on the trails. Deseret Peak Wilderness has 4 system trails totaling approximately 14 miles. Other system trails access the edge of the wilderness area. Access is limited along the western side of the wilderness.
Planning to Visit the Deseret Peak Wilderness?
- Print a fact sheet
- General things to consider when visiting any wilderness
- Regulations
- Contact the Forest Service
- Visit the National Forest wilderness website
Leave No TraceHow to follow the seven standard Leave No Trace principles differs in different parts of the country (desert vs. Rocky Mountains). Click on any of the principles listed below to learn more about how they apply in the Deseret Peak Wilderness.
- Plan Ahead and Prepare
- Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
- Dispose of Waste Properly
- Leave What You Find
- Minimize Campfire Impacts
- Respect Wildlife
- Be Considerate of Other Visitors


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text: Climbing to victory: Barguil ended the week positively after a fall on Monday which cost him 25 minutes [AP]French youngster Warren Barguil (Argos-Shimano) broke clear in the final kilometre of Friday's 169km ride from Valls to Castelldefels to claim the 13th stage of the Tour of Spain. The 21-year-old was part of a breakaway group of 10 that controlled the second half of the stage but he made the telling break to seize his first professional stage win ahead of Rinaldo Nocentini (Ag2R) and Bauke Mollema (Belkin).Race leader Vicenzo Nibali (Astana) finished amongst the peloton 2mins 43secs back along with all the other major contenders in the general classification to maintain his 31 second advantage over Nicholas Roche (Saxo).Barguil celebrated his victory as he crossed the line by pointing to the sky and he dedicated his maiden win to his recently deceased grandfather. Tomorrow is a different story. I think that Rodriguez could attack and he has proven today that he is in good condition Vincent Nibali, Vuelta leader "I am very happy and especially for my grandfather because he was an inspiration for me."And victory also completed a huge turnaround in fortunes for Barguil after he suffered a heavy fall in Monday's 10th stage in Granada which saw him lose 25 minutes in the general classification."I was very disappointed after my crash because I was 19th in the general classification and I felt I was in very good shape."Today though the attack went well and I am delighted to seal this first victory."After Michele Scarponi (Lampre) had briefly led on his own following the category one climb up the Alto del Rat Penat, the Italian was joined by a group of nine more riders that had broken away from the peloton.The breakaway group maintained their lead of around three minutes from the peloton for the final 40km of the race.With the winner certain to come from the leading 10, Jerome Coppel (Cofidis) and Egoi Martinez (Euskaltel-Euskadi) were first to attack but were quickly caught before a tactical period followed with no one wanting to take the lead.However, eventually it was the inexperienced Barguil who made the decisive attack for the line as he held on comfortably in the 400-metre climb to the finish.Nibali, Roche, Alejandro Valverde (Movistar), Chris Horner (RadioShack) and Joaquim Rodriguez (Katusha) all registered the same time back in the peloton to ensure there was no change in the top five in the general classification.However, Nibali is expecting more of a challenge from Rodriguez on Saturday as the race heads into Andorra with a series of daunting climbs in the final 100km."Tomorrow is a different story. I think that Rodriguez could attack and he has proven today that he is in good condition."There are a lot of kilometres until the end of the race. I know the finish tomorrow a little bit and we'll see what happens." SOURCE: AFP Sport Cycling Spain


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Last year, the Jets and Jaguars were the only two teams interested in acquiring Tim Tebow in a trade from the Broncos. Now that the Jets want to get rid of him and the Jaguars have already said they won't acquire him, does that mean the Jets have no hope of getting anything for Tebow in a trade?
Probably. But that doesn't mean the Jets won't try.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Jets do not plan to release Tebow before the start of the new league year in March because they still hope they can trade him.
That hope, however, seems incredibly unrealistic. The Jets will almost certainly find that no one is interested, and then release Tebow at some point in the spring.
At that point, Tebow would become an unrestricted free agent, and he still might not draw any interest. One NFL general manager told Schefter, "I think his career is over without playing another position."
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Katy Perry Wants a Time Machine
Katy Perry is moving on from her split with Russell Brand, but she's still a bit wounded about it. The Sun reports that Perry wishes 'Back to the Future' were real so she could make different decisions.
"I'd like to use a time machine and go back to a specific date, please," she joked about her choice to marry comedian Brand in 2010. Perry also said she's been pretty low key since the split, telling the paper, "I feel like an 80 year old in an assisted-living condo."
It's an interesting quote from Perry, as she recently called her ex lame. The reports come shortly after Perry's rumored rebound with model Baptiste Giabiconi seemingly fizzled out, and also not long from when her bestie revealed that Brand may have cheated on the 'Part of Me' singer.
Despite the conflicting reports, it appears that the pair's split was as amicable as it could be in their given situation. Brand turned down taking any of Perry's earnings from throughout their marriage — he was entitled to half and could have walked away with over $30 million — as well as his claim to their mansion. Perry signed her divorce papers with a smiley face, though it can be viewed as her being happy to be rid of Brand more so than actually being happy.
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With the VEX IQ robotics world championship in Anaheim, Calif., just a few weeks away, four girls from Alpine Elementary School are designing, building and testing their new robot.
"We're making a new one ... that will help us in the competition," said Julia Wilson.
In that competition — just as at all VEX competitions this year — the team's robot has to collect balls from a 4-foot-wide, 8-feet long field and deposit them in different areas to score as many points as possible. Each team participates in three different challenges: the robot skills challenge, in which one team member controls the robot; the programming skills challenge, in which the team members have to program the robot to work on its own; and the teamwork challenge, in which two teams work together.
The robot that got the girls to the world championship used a claw at the end of an arm to pick up individual balls. The new one will have a platform with two moving bands to gather and collect more balls, so they can earn more points, said Julia, 11.
"We're kind of combining some of the different designs we saw to make them better," she explained.
Julia and the other members of the Battery Charged Blue team — Kendra Buzzetta, Dara Ouellette and Ellie Wilson, Julia's younger sister — are some of the 43 Alpine students making up 11 teams in the school's robotics club. About one-third of the club members are girls, said Axel Reitzig, the school's robotics teacher and club sponsor.
Four of the school's teams competed in February's state competition in Pueblo, where Battery Charged Blue won an excellence award and qualified for the world championship, Reitzig said.
Kendra joined the robotics club because she was curious.
"I wanted to see what kind of robots they were making and what we could do to improve them," Kendra, 11, said.
Ellie got involved because Julia did, she said.
"I realized I can learn about something I think is cool, which is how robots work," said Ellie, 9, the team's only third-grader. The other girls are in fifth grade.
Even though they'd worked together previously, the girls had to learn more about teamwork as they learned about robotics.
"We didn't agree on things a lot ... and we'd be mad at each other," Kendra said. They've learned to take a break and talk out their differences, she said.
They've also divided up the work so that four people aren't trying to do the same thing.
"We found it easier to work in two teams," Julia said.
Reitzig has seen the girls gain self-confidence since they started meeting in January. Instead of getting upset when something doesn't work, they take it apart and try again, he said.
"It means they're self-sufficient," he said.
Although she's not a team member, Silver Creek High School freshman Angela Long is mentoring the Alpine girls. She's been involved in robotics for four years and competed at the world championships as an Altona Middle School student.
She shares the younger girls' excitement for robotics.
"It's just a lot of fun and it's something you can use in real life," the 15-year-old said. She plans to make a career in robotics, likely as a programmer.
"With robotics, you have to design what you want the robot to do, and I just really like that," Angela said.
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Ontario's chief electoral officer announced this week that two memory sticks containing copies of personal information collected from voters in 20 to 25 ridings went missing in April.
The lawsuit seeks, among other things, financial compensation for any individuals whose personal information has been lost.
Steve Osborne of the Merchant Law Group says there's a substantial risk that the personal information of millions of voters could be used for identity theft or other frauds. Allegations made in the suit have not been proven in court.
Because Elections Ontario doesn't yet know which ridings from a pool of 49 were affected, they've had to warn millions of voters about the breach.
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the breach, along with Privacy and Information Commissioner Ann Cavoukian.
Cavoukian called the breach "massive," adding that the number of people involved was huge — "larger than the size of most provinces."
The USB keys contained the names, birth dates, addresses and gender of voters, said Greg Essensa, Ontario's chief electoral officer.
The data doesn't include social insurance numbers, health card or driver's licence information, phone numbers, email addresses, credit card or banking information.
Osborne said a major concern is that the data isn't protected.
"One of the most serious concerns about this situation is the fact that Ontario Elections admits that the two lost USB keys were not encrypted or password-protected," Osborne said.
The lawsuit was filed with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on Friday. The allegations have not been proven in court.
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