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Are Humans Monogamous or Polygamous?
Archaeologists, anthropologists, and biologists agree: It's complicated.
What makes us different from all the other animals? Is it our swollen brains, our idle hands, or perhaps our limber thumbs? In 2011, a research team reviewed the quirks of human DNA and came across another oddly shaped appendage that makes us who we are: I mean, of course, man's smooth and spineless member. The penises of lots of mammals are endowed with "horny papillae," hardened bumps or spikes that sometimes look like rows of studs on a fancy condom. These papillae enhance sensation, or so it has been claimed, and shorten a mating male's delay to climax. Since humans lost their phallic bumps several million years ago, it could be that we evolved to take it slow. And it could also be the case that longer-lasting sex produced more intimate relationships.
So (one might argue that) the shedding of our penis spines gave rise to love and marriage, and (one could also say that) our tendency to mate in pairs pushed aside the need for macho competition, which in turn gave us the chance to live together in large and peaceful groups. Life in groups has surely had its perks, not least of which is that it led to bigger brains and a faculty for language, and perhaps a bunch of traits that served to civilize and tame us. And so we've gone from horny papillae to faithful partners—from polygamy to monogamous humanity.
I like this story well enough, but it may or may not be true. In fact, not all penis spines in nature serve to quicken sex—orangutans have fancy ones but waste a quarter of an hour in the act—so we don't know what to make of our papillae or the lack thereof. That won't stop anyone from wondering.
Since we like to think that how we mate defines us, the sex lives of ancient hominids have for many years been examined in computer simulations, by measuring the circumferences of ancient bones, and by applying the rules of evolution and economics. But to understand the contentious field of paleo-sexology, one must first address the question of how we mate today, and how we've mated in the recent past.
According to anthropologists, only 1 in 6 societies enforces monogamy as a rule. There's evidence of one-man-one-woman institutions as far back as Hammurabi's Code; it seems the practice was further codified in ancient Greece and Rome. But even then, the human commitment to fidelity had its limits: Formal concubines were frowned upon, but slaves of either sex were fair game for extramarital affairs. The historian Walter Scheidel describes this Greco-Roman practice as polygynous monogamy—a kind of halfsy moral stance on promiscuity. Today's Judeo-Christian culture has not shed this propensity to cheat. (If there weren't any hanky-panky, we wouldn't need the seventh commandment.)
In The Myth of Monogamy, evolutionary psychologists David P. Barash and Judith Eve Lipton say we're not the only pair-bonding species that likes to sleep around. Even among the animals that have long been known as faithful types—nesting birds, etc.—not too many stay exclusive. Most dally. "There are a few species that are monogamous," says Barash. "The fat-tailed dwarf lemur. The Malagasy giant jumping rat. You've got to look in the nooks and crannies to find them, though." Like so many other animals, human beings aren't really that monogamous. Better to say, we're monogamish.
That –ish has caused no end of trouble, for lovers and for scientists. Efforts to define our sexual behavior often run afoul of humans' in-between-ness. Take one common proxy measure of how a primate species copulates: testis size. A male that's forced to share its partners might do well to make each ejaculation count by firing off as many sperm as possible. Chimpanzees mate rather freely and show a high degree of male-male competition. They also have giant balls, for blowing away their rivals'. Gorillas, on the other hand, have their sexual dynamics more worked out: The alpha male has all the sex; the other males are screwed. Since there's less chance of going head-to-head on ejaculations, tesis size isn't so important. Gorilla balls are pretty small. And what about a man's testes? They're not so big and not so little. They're just eh.
Male gorillas may not one-up each other with their testes, but they do rely on other traits to get and keep their harems. That's why male gorillas are so huge and fearsome: so they can fight off other males for social dominance. Within a species, the difference between the male and female body type yields another proxy for mating habits: The bigger the gap in body size, the more competitive the males, and the greater the inclination toward polygynous arrangements. So how does the split between human men and women compare to that of other primates? We're sort of in the middle.
Seeing as we're neither one thing nor the other, scientists have been left to speculate on how our ancestors might have done their thing. Were they like gorillas, where most males suffered while one dude enjoyed the chance to spread his seed? Or more like chimpanzees—sleeping around, with males competing for multiple partners? Or is there another possibility, like the one championed by Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jethá in their best-selling and soundly criticized paean to free love, Sex at Dawn? According to that book's authors, our ancestors did as bonobos do: They had rampant sex without much bickering.
Such discussions tend to dead-end quickly, though, since we just don't know for sure. Our most recent relatives in common with these other primates lived about 6 million years ago. (I suppose if bonobos could be anthropologists, one of them might write a book on whether bonobo sexuality evolved from something humanlike.) "What this really is," says Barash, "is a Rorschach test for the people asking the question."
We do have data on human mating trends, but the record tends to be a little spotty. In 2010, a team in Montreal completed its analysis of breeding ratios for Homo sapiens based on a careful study of DNA. By measuring diversity in the human chromosomes, the researchers tried to figure out what proportion of the breeding pool has been composed of females. They found a ratio of slightly more than one-to-one, meaning that there were at least 11 ladies for every minyan of procreating men. But the math they used turned out to be a little wonky, and after making some corrections, they revised the numbers up a bit toward a ratio of 2. These estimates, they wrote, are still within the range you'd find for societies described as "monogamous or serially monogamous, although they also overlap with those characterizing polygyny." Once again—we're monogamish.
At what point in hominid evolution did this in-between behavior appear? Paleontologist Owen Lovejoy published fossil specimens in 2009 from Ardipithecus ramidus, which lived 4.4 million years ago. He used the newly described species as evidence for the hominids' great transition to (mostly) one-on-one relationships. Ardi walked on two legs, which freed its hands for carrying food, and males that carried food, he says, were thus enabled to take that food to females. They'd evolved a way to pitch woo and bring home the bacon. By this stage in evolution, sexual dimorphism had been diminished, too, and so had other signs of male-on-male competition. Taken together, Lovejoy wrote in Science, these data points suggest "a major shift in life-history strategy [that] transformed the social structure of early hominids." Males and females had started pairing off, and dads learned how to support their families.
A computation-minded researcher at the University of Tennessee, Sergey Gavrilets, finished up a study in May of how that transition might have followed the laws of natural selection. It's not an easy puzzle. Gavrilets explains that a polygynous mating scheme can lead to a "vicious circle" where males waste their time and energy in fighting over females. The group might be better off if everyone split off into happy, hetero-pairs and worked on caring for their babies. But once you've started wars for sex, there's an evolutionary push to keep them going. So Gavrilets set up a computer model to see if any movement toward monogamy might conform to what we know of evolution. He found that a shift in female preference for mates that offer food and child care could have made it happen. (Low-ranked males might also favor relationships with partners that didn't cheat.)
Gavrilets says he needs to check his model against a few more theories of how human-style partnerships evolved—including one that involves the invention of cooked food. But he's made the case, at least, that biology could lead to modern love, without any help from law or custom. "Culture came much later," he told a reporter in the spring, "and only augmented things that were already in place."
That's one idea, but the study of monogamy takes all kinds. Others have been more interested in the culture and the customs. In January, a scholar named Joe Henrich published with his colleagues an account of how and why the one-partner system might have spread as a social norm. The paper points out that marriage customs are not the same as mating strategies. (They are related, though: We tend to internalize the rules of the society we live in, so "doing right" becomes its own reward.) The authors argue that when a society gets big enough and sufficiently complex, it's advantageous for its culture to promote monogamy, or at least monogamishness.
Why? Because polygamy causes problems. Henrich, et al., review a large amount of evidence to support the claim that the multiwife approach leaves lots of men unmarried and so inclined to act in risky, angry ways. These bachelors are a menace: They increase the rates of crime and conflict, and lower productivity. In China, for example, a preference for male babies skewed the gender ratio quite dramatically from 1988 to 2004. In that time, the number of unmarried men nearly doubled, and so did crime. In India, murder rates track with male-to-female ratios across the country's states. Using these and other data, the authors argue that a culture of monogamy would tend to grow and thrive. It would be the fittest in its niche.
Of course it's also possible that high rates of conflict lead to cases of polygamy. Walter Scheidel points out that the ancient ban on multimarriage was suspended near the end of the Peloponnesian War, with so many soldiers dead that potential husbands were in short supply. Which raises the tricky question of how monogamy relates to war: Some have argued that pair-bonding leads to larger, stronger armies and more battle-ready people. Henrich, et al., suggest the opposite, that men with wives are less inclined to go to war, which weakens despots and promotes democracy.
The answer may be something in the middle, as it often is when it comes to the science of monogamy. Some cultures have made the practice into law and others haven't. Even our human physiology seems undecided on the issue. At every level of analysis, it's hard to say exactly what we are or how we live. We're faithful and we're not. We're lovers and we're cheaters.


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CALEDONIA — With the decision of the Caledonia Board of Alderman to allow fracking within the town's city limits, what has been a national issue is now a local one.
The questions emerge: Is it safe? If so, what would fracking mean to the small town? There is no consensus on either question.
Hydraulic fracturing involves drilling horizontally instead of straight down, using high-pressure jets of water, sand and chemicals to split the shale and release previously unreachable reserves of natural gas and oil.
Proponents laud fracking as a means of reducing U.S. dependence on foreign oil.
Opponents say fracking can wreak havoc on the environment, contaminating the water supply.
Caledonia has signed a lease with Fairhope, Ala.-based Fletcher Petroleum giving it access to less than 1/10 acres of the town's land. For $100 the company will have three years access to a plot of land about the size of a four-bedroom house.
Board attorney Jeff Smith said the lease does not necessarily mean the company will drill. Smith said Fletcher has been leasing land all over Mississippi at the same $100 rate.
Ed Hollingsworth, a geologist with Fletcher Petroleum who has been in the industry since 1981, said he has yet to see drinking water contaminated by fracking.
"I've been involved with probably 100 or so wells in the water basin, probably 90-99 percent of them have been fracked, and I'm not aware of one complaint from any surface owner that we damaged city, town or individual water wells.
"I think that's a pretty good record," he said.
Hollingsworth said his company has a working well in Maple Branch, two miles west of Caledonia. Maple Branch was originally drilled in the late 1970s. It was the first horizontal well in the state of Mississippi.
Thanks to state regulation, he doesn't feel water contamination is a valid concern.
"If there was I think we would have seen it after about 40 years of it. All the fresh water is protected and has been protected ever since we first drilled. These fracks are in sandstone that is several thousand feet deep. You have 4,000 feet of hard rock between you and the reservoirs which are very shallow in that area," Hollingsworth said.
Benny Coleman, head of the water department for the town of Caledonia, said there are five water wells in Caledonia, ranging from 300 feet to 818 feet deep.
Coleman said there's at least 4,000 feet between where the fracking is taking place and the town's aquifers. He doesn't see contamination as likely.
Ray Lewis, an environmental administrator with the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board said fracking is nothing new.
"Fracking has been around since time immemorial. It's part of the well process. "As technology developed, we have direction drilling and horizontal drilling," Lewis said.
Lewis said Mississippi has not had instances like flammable gas because diesel and hazardous chemicals are not allowed in fracking operations.
"In Mississippi, salt water is the majority of these fluids. Non-hazardous and organic chemicals are added to assist in the fracking process."
Lewis said that the state Oil and Gas Board is in the process of changing their regulations to require companies to list each chemical used in the fracking process.
"We know we don't use diesel in this state but we really have no paper trail. Right now, providing the chemicals is optional," he said. "It's better for everybody if we have it at our fingertips."
Lewis said besides the chemical mixture, the density of the rock plays a huge part in the amount of pressure needed to fracture the shale and release oil or natural gas.
"The northern states have a tighter formation than the South because we're closer to the water," he said. "We're more sandstone and sand."
Lewis said fracking is going on in Amite, Wilkinson and Adams counties.
Hollingsworth said there are several horizontal wells throughout the state. He said while horizontal wells are different from the vertical wells they differ only in the amount of oil and gas collected.
He said the fracking process was used during the completion of the well to make it produce a little better than it would on its own.
Bill Vest, a former resident of Caledonia and a safety consultant in the oil and gas industry, is not opposed to fracking but he is vocal about safety concerns. He said an improperly drilled well could be deadly.
"If it hits, the jobs are great, the money is good and it gives some people a foot in the door to a career. But at what cost? I don't want places that I love to hunt and fish screwed up because somebody didn't do their job.
"You need good people, you need good health, safety and environmental professionals out there on the job. If you don't have a solid health, safety and environmental culture, bad things will happen," Vest said.
The possibility of a safety breach prompted Caledonia Mayor George Gerhart to oppose the fracking lease. He refused to sign the lease agreement permitting fracking on the town-owned parcel.
"Caledonia is probably the most wanted area in Lowndes County for people to move here because of the school system and a wonderful place to raise a family.
"As far as I am concerned, if there was one mistake in this fracking process, this community would be ruined for years to come," Gerhart said.
Alderwoman Brenda Willis does not share Gerhart's concerns. Her family is benefiting from several wells on lands it owns. She feels the process is completely safe.
"It's not like there are going to be 900 trucks on the streets of Caledonia," she said.
Vest said if natural gas is found in Caledonia, people from around the world will be flocking to the small town.
"Everybody and their brother are going to be coming to Lowndes County looking for work, a place to stay and food to eat. They're going to be in your bars and on your streets.
"When you've got 18-wheelers with loads in excess of 100,000 pounds going 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, truck after truck after truck, you're going to end up with some pretty screwed up roads. Traffic is going to be horrendous," he said.
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I have seen that people sometimes diss the 6 and 8 fin setups of tts for being slow. I wonder whether that really makes a difference, since we have mutants and directionals going really fast with bigger fins than tts.
Also, from my feeling, I would say you go faster if you edge harder (not breaking by powering over the back foot) than when you resist the kite relatively little. And since fins seem to help you edge, I could imagine they could make you go faster?
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ALFRED, NY – Visiting Salisbury University, ranked 18th in the nation, visiting Alfred University Saturday afternoon and handed the 23rd-ranked Saxons a 69-0 defeat.
Salisbury (6-0, 4-0 Empire 8) dominated all phases of the game, forcing five AU turnovers and blocking two punts, turning both into touchdowns. The Sea Gulls built a 35-0 lead at the half, while holding AU to 43 yards offense in the first 30 minutes, and cruised after intermission. For the game, AU (4-2, 2-2 Empire 8) managed only 115 yards of offense, including 72 in the second half, when the Saxons had five three-and-out possessions.
Salisbury scored on its second drive of the first quarter, marching 64 yards in 11 plays, with Ross Flanigan finding the endzone on an eight-yard run with 6:23 left. The Sea Gulls scored again two possessions later after getting the ball at the Saxon 11-yard line following a bad snap on an AU punt attempt. Three plays later, quarterback Dan Griffin scored on a one-yard run and Salisbury led 14-0 five seconds into the second quarter.
Salisbury scored on its next possession following an AU fumble, driving 50 yards in four plays, then tallied Griffin TD runs on its final two possessions of the half to take a commanding 35-0 halftime lead. The first score came after the Sea Gulls took possession at the AU 2-yard line following a blocked punt; the second came after AU fumbled at its own 24-yard line.
The Sea Gulls scored on their first three possessions of the third quarter en route to taking a 55-0 lead after three periods. Griffin scored on a one-yard run to cap a four-play 42-yard drive four minutes into the third. After an AU fumble at the Salisbury 42-yard line, Griffin tossed a 15-yard TD pass to Tyler Curley midway through the quarter. Backup QB Joey Jones connected with James White on a 35-yard scoring pass with 4:02 left in the third.
Salisbury closed out the scoring with a pair of touchdowns in the fourth. The first came with 4:17 left in the game, when Michael Copenhaver scored on a 21-yard run to cap an eight-play, 51-yard drive after an AU fumble near midfield. Then, with 2:37 left, Cody Schechter blocked an AU punt near the Saxon goal line and recovered the ball in the endzone.
The Saxons defense managed to hold Salisbury's power rushing attack well under its season average. Salisbury, which came into the game averaging 362 yards rushing, ran 56 times for 252 yards, but found success through the air, completing six of 10 passes for 140 yards. AU junior tackle Mike Raplee had a game-high 10 tackles and senior linebacker Nick Clark had nine. Junior end Chris Steeves (Rochester, NY/Gates-Chili) had four tackles (two for loss, one sack), and senior linebacker Wes Smith, junior strong safety Reggie Pressley and senior end Marcellus Jones each had seven stops.
AU, meanwhile, was held to 115 yards rushing, well below its 189 yard per game average. AU junior tailback Tyler DeRosa ran for 44 yards and sophomore tailback Austin Dwyer rushed for 34. Senior quarterback Tom Secky completed six of 21 passes for 40 yards and was sacked three times while throwing one interception. Sophomore wideout Justin Oliver and junior tight end Adam Schutz each caught two passes.
Griffin rushed for 31 yards and four touchdowns and Jonathan Briscoe ran for a game-high 51 yards on nine carries. Griffin and Jones combined to complete six of 10 passes for 140 yards and three touchdowns; wideout Doug Ticse caught a pair of passes for 80 yards and a touchdown.
Linebacker James McClendon had eight tackles (1.5 for loss; 1.5 sacks), a forced fumble and a fumble recovery to lead the Salisbury defense. Free safety Greg Stanton had one tackle for loss, a forced fumble and a recovery; Schecter had two tackles for loss; cornerback Curtis Ford had an interception; and end Matt Leon had 1.5 sacks, a forced fumble and a recovery.
AU now goes on a three-week road trip, beginning with an Empire 8 matchup at Frostburg (MD) State at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22.


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Westboro Baptist Church Plans Tuscaloosa Picket May 18
The infamous Westboro Baptist Church is planning to picket at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa on May 18, 2013. According to the WBC, the protest is planned as a reminder of the EF-4 Tornado that devastated Tuscaloosa in 2011; the church believes that the devastation and loss of life that followed were a punishment from God for the University's permissive attitudes towards same-sex marriage.
According to the WBC's website, "Westboro Baptist Church will picket the University of Alabama to remind them of the wrath of God that visited them two years ago, wherein they did not have finals, and their graduation exercises were cancelled.
That whirlwind came from God. Praise His name for it, then fear and obey that God who is able to whip up a whirlwind on a dime! Call this time, between your last GodSmack and your NEXT GodSmack, space for repentance!
We saw the young man, a student from the University of Alabama all over the national nightly news describing the event, including this: "I opened my door, and there was the Wrath of God looking me in the face." He went on to describe the horrors of it, and the death and mayhem that came with it. If that does not teach you to fear and obey that glorious and wonderful name, The Lord Thy God, WHAT WILL?!
The duty of all humans is to fear God and keep His commandments! This nation will not, and you have added to your other massive crimes against God, this: Same sex marriage. God will not have it. You really "smart" University people should have offered a PhD in The Flood, and it should have included an entire semester on the last offense against God before he sent that flood to WIPE OUT the entire earth, except the eight who were in the Ark, to wit: Same Sex Marriage!
And as it was in the days of Noe, so shall it be also in the days of the Son of man. They did eat, they drank, they married wives, they were given in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark, and the flood came, and destroyed them all. Likewise also as it was in the days of Lot; they did eat, they drank, they bought, they sold, they planted, they builded; But the same day that Lot went out of Sodom it rained fire and brimstone from heaven, and destroyed them all. Even thus shall it be in the day when the Son of man is revealed. (Luke 17:26-30.)
So, the take away points for today class, to wit: The Lord is coming! America is Doomed!"
There is currently a petition to Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox to revoke the WBC's permit and prevent them from protesting as planned on May 18th.
I would write more on the subject, but I am having a hard time attempting to wrap my brain around the logic (or lack thereof) of the WBC. April 27, 2011 was a terrible day. I don't need an extremist hate group to remind me of that. I don't think any of us do.
This protest is a direct affront to the people of Tuscaloosa who showed such immeasurable kindness in the days that followed April 27, 2011, the people who lost everything but still had time to help a neighbor, the people who lost homes, businesses, and loved ones.
The 4/27 Tornado affected ALL of Tuscaloosa without discrimination, without regard for race, sexual orientation, age, or religion. The wounds from that day, though they are healing, still ache with the memory of what we lost.
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Yes, toddlers are exhausting, infuriating, pure chaos in human form ... and yet, when you're not cleaning up their messes or begging them to go to bed, you've gotta admit: Toddlers are the best. From those staggering steps to their adorable mispronunciations, toddlers have a special charm that moms would be wise to step back and relish while they can.
Take a look ...
- You can swear in front of them. Well, until the day they say the F-word at daycare and you realize you need to stop swearing in front of them.
- Toddler mispronunciations -- i.e., "bluebabies," "burstday" -- are frankly better than the original words.
- You can buy their presents from Santa, like, right in front of them. (We're not saying toddlers are dumb, but seriously?!)
- You can still keep things secret from them by spelling out words like I-C-E-C-R-E-A-M and D-O-C-T-O-R.
- They still take naps, so you have a precious hour or two to answer emails, pay bills, and otherwise keep your home from falling apart.
- They think they are AWESOME (and they're right). Every 3-year-old on the planet thinks they are all that. Like this awesome video of a toddler who gives herself daily affirmations.
- They love to cuddle. And they'll share their blankie -- and even their thumb -- with you.
- Pooping in a toilet makes them ridiculously proud.
- They think your poop is also extremely interesting, too.
- They cry for the funniest reasons, like the sheep ate food from his hand, or you cut her sandwich in half.
- You can tell them anything and they'll believe you, like how storks deliver babies or rabbits chocolate eggs. It makes zero sense, but if mom said it, it must be true.
- They wear crazy outfits, like tutus on top of snow pants or Superman capes to school.
- Because pictures of turtles are "hats," and sharks are "airplanes," and we can totally see where they're coming from.
- They quickly master the use of the word "Please." As in, "Cookie, PLEASE." "iPad PLEASE." At 3 a.m.
More from The Stir: 7 Things Never to Do During a Toddler Tantrum
- When they first learn to walk, they walk like zombies. Walking Dead fans can relate here.
- In spite of their faltering steps and hilarious mispronunciations, they can operate your iPad better than you do.
- You can see through their innocent ways to manipulate you -- asking for a glass of water to stall bedtime, or crying crocodile tears and, when you don't respond, whining, "Mama, I'm cryiiiing!"
- After they sweep their food onto the floor and say, "Mess!" they grind it into the carpet to help "clean up."
- All the abilities adults take for granted -- opening the door, taking off their own shirt -- bring a huge, gloating smile of glee to their face.
- They're ninjas at climbing out of their crib but ask tearfully to be carried to the car.
More From The Stir: What the Word 'Toddler' Really Means (PHOTOS)
- You can actually see their gears turning: For instance, if you reward them with an M&M for peeing in the potty, they need to pee every five minutes.
- They have zero hangups -- naked or clothed, hands down the pants or up their nose, it's all fine, alone or around company.
- The simplest things make them laugh, from putting your shoes on your head to sloppy raspberries on their stomachs.
- They are grownups in so many ways ... and still babies in others.
- They say they love you with unabashed enthusiasm. Soak it up while you can, guys, it won't last forever.
What do you love best about toddlers?
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Two degrees – doesn't sound like much, but that's about all that separated Bob and Steven Beakley from crop disaster Easter weekend.
The Beakleys, Ellis County, Texas, corn, grain sorghum, soybean, cotton, and wheat farmers, could do nothing but lose sleep during a freak cold snap and snowstorm that hit their central Texas farm April 6 and 7.
"The temperature didn't drop lower than 34 degrees," Steven says. "We had some snow on corn leaves and wheat, but we didn't get cold enough to do any damage," says Bob, Steven's father. The temperature began to climb after dark and pushed back up to 36 or 37. "We're probably not hurt," he says.
Glen Moore, Cooperative Extension integrated pest management specialist, says the cold weather may have helped area wheat. "It set back foliar diseases such as rust and powdery mildew."
"We're hoping for a good wheat crop across the state," says Bob, who serves on the Texas Wheat Board. Early reports from areas hit by the cold snap indicate little damage to the crop. "We need a good crop; we didn't make much last year."
The poor 2006 crop necessitated some budget cuts for the Wheat Board's research and promotion activities. "We increased the checkoff this year," Bob says.
The Beakleys were still reeling from a deluge of rain when the cold snap hit. Moore says rainfall amounts the last week in March were as high as 15 or 16 inches in a two-day period.
"We had a good bit of erosion, especially in bottom land," he says. Some corn and other newly-emerged crops were under water for several days. Damage estimates are still uncertain. "Farther south (as far down as Waco), farmers had a bit more damage."
Moore says Ellis County farmers have some corn that's yellowing a bit following the rain and cold. "A lot are applying liquid nitrogen to green it up. Most of the corn is in pretty good shape."
He says many farmers will replace lost corn with grain sorghum "We got as much as 18 inches in some places," says Steve Patman, another Ellis County farmer. "We got five or six inches the first day and thought we were in pretty good shape. Then we got at least as much again the next day."
Some bottomland was flooded and he expects to replant some of that acreage. Overall, the area escaped the two weather extremes without much damage and farmers used a mid-April warming trend to replant damaged acreage, begin planting cotton, and add nutrients as necessary to bring crops along.
Bob Beakley hopes for a good wheat harvest, but the crop is not in the bin yet. A good fall planting season and timely winter rains got the 800-acre crop off to a good start, and with improved prices profit seems more likely than in recent years.
"But we haven't done anything extra to make this crop," Bob says. "We try to give our wheat crop everything it needs every year."
Disease pressure has been light so far. "We've had as little disease as I've ever seen," he says. "We're using varieties resistant to stripe rust, leaf rust, and powdery mildew." They could still apply fungicides to protect the wheat, if necessary. "But with nothing developing on the lower part of the plant, I don't think we'll need to."
Moore says farmers should watch for armyworms over the next few weeks. "With the dense growth we have in wheat, armyworms may be attracted to the crop," he says. Bob says the crop is "about past everything that could damage it except storms (especially hail). Overall, it looks as good as I've ever seen."
Beakley said he lost about 400 bottomland acres of corn and soybeans to flooding the week before the cold snap. "We had 600 acres under water and 400 had been planted. We'll have to replant that acreage. Some places washed down to the hard ground and we could get right back in, but other areas where soil washed up remained wet for more than a week after the rain."
He says they'll plant some of the washed-out corn acreage to gain sorghum and will replant the soybeans that were flooded.
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The latest pair of possible Bigfoot sightings has confirmed our suspicions: The Hendersons' favorite house guest hates posing for pictures. A footprint was discovered in the jungle of Sumatra, and yet another candid was taken in Kentucky.
The Mahoneys of Jefferson County, Kentucky believe they have caught a picture of Bigfoot on their motion-sensitive camera, which they set up to find out where all their vegetables were disappearing to. This is what they caught:
But don't take our word for it, here they are, explaining the whole discovery.
Meanwhile, in the Sumatra Jungle a couple believe they stumbled on the elusive Orang Pendek. Which is more of a smaller Bigfoot, or "Jungle Ape Man" as the stories describe. They didn't get a picture of the creature, but managed to take a shot of its footprint, and grabbed a sample of rattan palm it was chewing on for DNA evidence.
Witnesses have described the beast as being about 5ft tall and say that it walks on two legs.
It is thought to be extremely powerful - with reports of onlookers seeing it ripping apart logs.
Both stories were found at The Sun, so it's gotta be true. But you be the judge — until the DNA evidence comes back.


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L.L. Melton draws interest from area psychologist
A pillar of the South Park community may be getting a much-needed face-lift after years of languishing in financial limbo.
The L.L. Melton Family Life Center on Sarah Street, currently operated by Jehovah Jireh — a nonprofit arm of the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church — has a new benefactor who intends to help take the reigns and make the facility's mission sustainable.
Dr. Donna M. Farrell, a psychologist, is negotiating a possible 20-year lease with the city to not only help manage the facility, but to completely revamp the old YMCA to be completely handicap accessible — opening the facility to community groups and city sports leagues for use, especially in the summer months.
"The facility, in the current state, does not have fire sprinklers ... which is certainly a top concern. The facility does not have school bus accessibility ... which will need to be remedied," she states in a letter to City Council on May 1. "The facility will be securely fenced, with additional lighting, and a new overall security system. The facility will receive an overall facelift, and the fields will be refurbished for safety and markings."
If all this sounds expensive, you're right.
Councilman Mike Getz was the first to ask how much and where the money would come from, to which Farrell replied the money would come from private funding. She shied away from giving an exact dollar amount of what the improvements would cost, however.
"I don't have approval from the city, so I really don't have a definitive answer for you," she said.
The "how much" problem lies in the property's dual ownership. Part of the property is owned by the city of Beaumont, and the other half is owned by the city and Jefferson County jointly.
Beaumont Community Development Director Chris Boone said the next step is for the county to either donate its portion to the city — which he said is highly unlikely — or enter into a lease agreement with the county for their share and then lease the property to Farrell for a minimum of 20 years. This calculus could change, depending on what happens at Jefferson County Commissioners Court in the weeks to come.
The important thing, Boone said, is to keep the facility open, thereby not adding another vacant, city-owned eyesore.
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As far as a timeline when the work might begin, Boone said it's too soon to tell.
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In other council news, City Council seats were left unchanged after fewer than 10,000 citizens cast votes to reelect all members of council and Mayor Becky Ames.


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Weaver stifles Rangers long enough for bats to erupt
ARLINGTON -- Howie Kendrick had his cake and three base hits, too. Jered Weaver, meanwhile, gave a clinic in damage control on Saturday night, waiting for his high-powered offense to locate its mojo.
Once that happened, in a sudden flurry, the Angels were on their way to yet another happy ending, dispatching the Rangers, 5-2, at Globe Life Park.View Full Game Coverage
ARLINGTON -- Howie Kendrick had his cake and three base hits, too. Jered Weaver, meanwhile, gave a clinic in damage control on Saturday night, waiting for his high-powered offense to locate its mojo.
Once that happened, in a sudden flurry, the Angels were on their way to yet another happy ending, dispatching the Rangers, 5-2, at Globe Life Park.View Full Game Coverage
Presented a cake in the clubhouse before the game on his 31st birthday, his family in attendance, Kendrick banged three hits and Hank Conger ripped a pair of doubles to spearhead an Angels attack that rallied with four runs in the sixth inning. The club's 28th comeback win of the season leads the Majors, and with an A's loss later Saturday, moved the Angels to within 1 1/2 games of first place.
Weaver moved to 10-6 as the Rangers' losing streak was pushed to seven games with their 21st defeat in the past 24 games.
"Weav did a great job all night for us," Kendrick said, "and it was good to go out and have a day like today, get a couple of hits, help your team win a game. We've been playing really well, and we're always confident we can string some good at-bats together and come back. We have a deep lineup that can make a pitcher work, and that's what we did tonight."
Texas' Miles Mikolas, in his third career start, carried a one-run lead into the sixth, but it didn't last long. Singles by Albert Pujols, Josh Hamilton, Kendrick and David Freese had the Angels in front, Kendrick driving home Pujols and Freese delivering Hamilton.
When Conger drove a two-run double into the right-field corner, the Angels had a three-run lead as Conger was getting thrown out in a relay at third.
Kendrick, Freese, Conger and Collin Cowgill combined to go 7-for-13 with three runs scored and four RBIs. Cowgill was forced to leave the game with facial and right thumb injuries of an undetermined manner when he was struck by the ball on a bunt attempt against reliever Matt West in the eighth inning.
Having received stitches to his nose, Cowgill was taken to a hospital for tests. There were no results immediately announced.
There had been some doubt if Weaver would make another appearance before the All-Star break after experiencing tightness in his lower back after just two innings of his previous outing against the Blue Jays. But he recovered quickly and was cleared to take his normal turn in the rotation.
After convincing manager Mike Scioscia to let him finish the seventh inning, Weaver departed having yielded two runs on four hits, with three walks and three strikeouts. It was the work of a resourceful craftsman who knows his tools and what to do with them.
"I had to talk him into it a little bit," Weaver said of a conference at the mound with Scioscia after a leadoff single by Rougned Odor and a fly-ball out by Shin-Soo Choo. "I left a curveball up to Choo there, but I still felt good and fresh. It was nice of him to show confidence and let me get those final outs."
Mike Morin worked a perfect eighth and Joe Smith matched it in the ninth for his 14th save.
"We were monitoring him closely to see that there was no aggravation [of the back ailment]," Scioscia said. "He got all the way up to 100 pitches [finishing at 103] and seven innings. That's what we wanted for Weav.
"In the seventh, we had Mike ready, and [Elvis] Andrus has had good numbers against [Weaver]. But Weav was adamant he was good, and he talked me into leaving him in the game. I was on the fence."
Weaver snuffed a Rangers rally in the first by striking out Adrian Beltre and Leonys Martin, but they scored twice in the second. Carlos Pena and Odor doubled around a hit batsman (Robinson Chirinos). Odor's double scored Pena, and Odor raced home on Choo's groundout.
Weaver pitched out of trouble again in the third after Alex Rios' leadoff double, stranding him at third after a two-out walk to Jake Smolinski.
"I had three walks -- not what I wanted to do," Weaver said. "Hank had a great game and the defense did the job as well. I felt great. I didn't feel restricted, worried about [the back]. It was nice to come out of it unscathed."
The Angels shaved the early deficit in half in the third on a frustrating at-bat by Pujols against Mikolas, a 25-year-old right-hander. With the bases loaded and one out, Pujols lifted a drive into the second deck, foul, and then lashed what appeared to be a sure double worth at least two runs to left-center. Flying toward the gap, left fielder Smolinski extended his body fully to make a midair stab of the line drive.
"I saw it well off the bat," Smolinski said. "I just wanted to give myself a chance to dive."
Conger, who'd reached safely on Pena's error leading off, scored on the sacrifice fly.
The injury to Cowgill was a matter of concern in the aftermath of the Angels' third win in the four-game series that concludes Sunday. A valuable role player with a .277/.354/.407 slash line, Cowgill had singled, walked and been hit by a pitch in his first three at-bats.
"Obviously, it was an unfortunate turn of events," Scioscia said. "We'll have to wait and see how he is."
Lyle Spencer is a reporter for MLB.com.


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Pope Francis Denounces 'Ideological Christians' As 'Serious Illness'
Pope Francis continues to surprise us!
At mass last Thursday the Pope chastised those "Christians" who follow ideology rather than Jesus Christ. (I.E. those Christians that spend their time terrorizing gays--we're looking at you Tony Perkins.)
The Pope tells those that came to pray:
"When a Christian becomes a disciple of the ideology, he has lost the faith: he is no longer a disciple of Jesus, he is a disciple of this attitude of thought… For this reason Jesus said to them: 'You have taken away the key of knowledge.' The knowledge of Jesus is transformed into an ideological and also moralistic knowledge, because these
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"The faith becomes ideology and ideology frightens, ideology chases away the people, distances, distances the people and distances of the Church of the people," Pope Francis I said. "But it is a serious illness, this of ideological Christians. It is an illness, but it is not new, eh?
Ideological Christians are an illness? We think we like this guy!
These ideological Christians better get on the train--because it looks like the Pope is leaving without them!
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December 12, 2011
Whistleblower activist Sibel Edmonds reported on Sunday that "foreign military groups, estimated at hundreds of individuals," have taken up positions in the city of al-Mafraq in northern Jordan on the Syrian border.
Edmonds' blog attempted to contact the Department of Defense and get confirmation of the reports, but had not received a response as of 6:00 PM on Sunday.
An update on Edmonds' blog, Boiling Frogs, states that a "journalist with a major mainstream media publication was told by his editors that there would be no coverage or follow up on these developments."
The presence of foreign troops were also reported by a Jordanian military officer who asked to remain anonymous. He said hundreds of soldiers who speak languages other than Arabic were seen during the past two days (as of Sunday) moving back and forth in military vehicles between the King Hussein Air Base in al-Mafraq, ten kilometers from the Syrian border, and the vicinity of Jordanian villages near the Syrian border, including Albaej, the area around the dam of Sarhan, the villages of Zubaydiah and al-Nahdah adjacent to the Syrian border.
Another Boiling Frogs source in Amman identified a U.S.-NATO command center in the village of al-Houshah near al-Mafraq and the Syrian border.
"Some of the US forces that left the Ain al-Assad Air base in Iraq last Thursday, did not come back to the USA or its base in Germany, but were transferred to Jordan during the evening hours," an Iraqi journalist in London told the blog.
"At least one US aircraft carrying military personnel landed in the Prince Hassan Air base located about 100 km to the east of the city of al-Mafraq," another source reported.
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Found for some days a big blooper in In Living Color. In a clip with Jim Carrey.
In Living Color
Season Two - Disc 3
Episode Fifteen
Al MacAfee: Prom Chaperone
Near the end, as Jim Carrey close the door behind Al MacAfee. You will see, that the door swings and will open in both directions (push and pull). But as Jim puts a broom in the door, its closed. Al MacAffe just need to push the door to open it, but he can't. Now it seems, that you can only pull the door from inside.


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You are currently browsing the tag archive for the 'Fake News' tag.
"Don't believe anything you read or hear, and only half of what you see."— John Jankovich (1890-1971)
There has been an uproar as of late about fake news stories.
Fake news is nothing new. It started with Willian Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer I when Pulitzer's New York World and Hearst's New York Journal vying for the top paper began to change their stories by adding more sensationalization to their content including the increased use of cartoons.
This became known as "yellow journalism", this was the beginning of what is called tabloid journalism, that one sees at grocery line checkout stands.
There was once a time where journalists like Walter Cronkite, Clete Roberts, Edward R. Morrow and others were considered trustworthy sources of news.
Somewhere along the rating battles for the top news source, advertising, and dwindling newspaper readership, television viewership started to create an instant news environment but the in-depth reporting found in newspapers was no long viewed in the same manner before television was invented.
Today, anyone with a computer, smartphone or tablet along with Internet access can post a story, no fact checking necessary. It's called "citizen journalism" and not held to any standards.
"Rumors are like songbirds; they sound filling but make a poor feast." MICHAEL GEAR & KATHLEEN O'NEAL GEAR,People of the Nightland
Can you believe in the veracity of the author of articles read online or heard on CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC or other sources where people incur their news?
Is there reporting bias?
Is there a concealed agenda from topmost management?
What obfuscation is potentially perpetrated by so-called sources that do not vet references with exhaustive fact checking via multiple sources before branding a story as legitimate news?
Many may not remember, but both CBS and NBC have been scammed with so-called news only to find out that is was more hoax than legitimate news because they did not perform due diligence and vetting their sources with multiple sources because of tight deadlines and trying to get the story out first for ratings instead of getting it correct.
This is not an indictment of citizen journalism. As a receiver of news, it behooves that one relies on more than one source.
During the 2016 Presidential Election, the veracity of the candidates was called into question on numerous occasions and found false statements under the scrutiny of fact checking.
The gist of this post to follow the quote attributed to John Jankovich above.
Many of you have never heard that name, he was someone born in 1890. He was a special person in my life and someone whom I greatly respected. He was my maternal grandfather. I can't think of anyone I respected more than him.
John Jankovich taught me many life lessons. He also taught me many techniques of how to prepare certain types of seafood from shell to table. He was a man of many talents, working with his hands and lessons learned just by living through some catastrophic years in his 80 years on the planet (1890 – 1971), I turned 26 in September of 1971.
What is your opinion about "Fake News?
Robert Medak
Freelance Writer, Blogger, Editor, Proofreader and Reviewer


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The announcement on Oct. 10 that the debt ceiling limit may again be raised sent the stock market (NYSEARCA:IWM) up close to 2% as the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:RSP) regained much of the ground it had lost earlier in the week. It also sent the volatility indices like the VIX back down to the mid-teens, approaching their historically low ranges.
Is this the end of volatility for the 4th quarter?
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A History LessonThe table below is one I created of the S&P 500's VIX Index and shows since 1990 the average monthly VIX (CHICAGOOPTIONS:^VIX) price, monthly maximum price, and monthly standard deviation.
Highlighted in shades of red, the first, second, and third most volatile months based on each respective average VIX price, maximum VIX price, and largest VIX standard deviations are identified.
The final three months are actually the most volatile of the entire year while the least volatile are the summer months.
Again looking at the table, the first standard deviation of the VIX's price for each of the twelve months ranges between $5 and $12, October and November are the only two that reach the double digits. This means that volatility of the VIX in October and November is the highest of any of the other months. December is a close third, also producing well above average volatility.
Noteworthy as well and highlighted in yellow is the average VIX price in October and November. At over $22 versus an average closer to $20 over all the months, this shows that the monthly volatility is typically skewed toward the upside instead of the downside during these two months and also shows that October and November have historically had the most "fear" by market participants.
The most recent VIX rally of the past two weeks didn't even send volatility to its normal October reading of $23.30, barely even reaching into the $20s.
History suggests that the volatility of the past few weeks may just be starting as the 4Q kicks off.
Ways to Take AdvantageThe VIX table above was first provided to ETFguide.com readers on 9/26 in an article I wrote entitled, "Calm Q4 Ahead for Stocks?" when the VIX was trading around $14 and it was suggested to buy the VIX for an expected pickup in volatility.
In the short period since then, the VIX popped to over $20 as volatility heated up.
Ahead of this, we alerted our subscribers in our October ETF Profit Strategies Newsletter released 9/20/13 as well as numerous times in our twice weekly Technical Forecast, by writing:
"As we've consistently noted, the S&P 500 has been making new highs, yet the VIX hasn't bottomed. This is a rather large discrepancy and the previous times stocks have made new highs without the VIX hitting new lows, it warned of a short term market top. We're buying the Dec 2013 VIX Call Options at $540".
We alerted subscribers on 10/8 in an intraday alert to harvest some of their quick profits when those contracts rose almost 50%, to $790. The remaining portion still sits with admirable profits as we watch the market's (NYSEARCA:SSO) next moves as it flirts with the very important 1682 level.
Is that it for the 4Q VIX?These VIX opportunities are nothing new to us at ETFguide.
Numerous times this year we have watched the market making new highs, but the VIX not making new lows. In technical terms this is called "positive divergence" and it shows a market rally that is likely suspect. Typically, market volatility drops as stocks rise, and conversely, volatility rises as stocks fall.
When this sequence of events does not occur, it can help in warning that the market's upside (or downside) is likely limited. Numerous times this year, the VIX has provided warnings signs. This occurred in February. It occurred again in April. It also occurred at the May highs, all of which offered great opportunities to buy the VIX and ride it into the upper teens for quick profits.
September's new price highs also saw a similar divergence helping us jump on the VIX opportunity again. With the statistically volatile October and November now here, VIX calls will again likely offer numerous opportunities over the next few months.
Other ways to play a 4th quarter rise in the VIX for aggressive traders is to buy the riskier exchange traded products such as the iPath S&P 500 VIX short-term (NYSEARCA:VXX) or the levered ProShares Ultra VIX (NYSEARCA:UVXY), making sure to take satisfactory profits whenever they occur because of the increased risks in using these instruments.
VIX call options remain a great choice for portfolio protection for longer term hedgers based on history alone, but they and the VIX exchange traded products also will likely offer more aggressive traders a few opportunities between now and the end of the year.
The ETF Profit Strategy Newsletter follows the VIX and other tradable asset classes looking for high probability profit opportunities. The statistical evidence of a more volatile next few months coupled with an already increased risk of uncertainty out of Washington means traders should be ready to protect their portfolios from increased downside risk.
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note tilly Let me address various points somewhat out of order.
However, I find it difficult to believe there are people that find map in void context "unclear", "obfuscated" or "bad style". I can certainly understand people having problems with map. But I find it hard to believe there are seasoned Perl programmers that have no problem with map if the map is on the right hand side of an assignment, but are suddenly getting confused if they assignment disappears.
 This argument rests on a basic fallacy that is easiest to explain by example.
 It is trivial to demonstrate that any competent Perl programmer is unlikely to be seriously confused if a particular line of code is accidentally put at a different amount of indentation than it would normally have been. Certainly any programmer who finds it difficult to cope with this is in the wrong line of business.
 Should we therefore conclude that indentation is not an important aspect of programming style?
 Obviously not. And the reason is that stylistic questions are not fundamentally about whether or not a given programmer can figure out a situation, but rather about subtle points that affect the efficiency with which that programmer works. For instance cuing expectations about the structure of code - as indentation does - makes it easier to skim through and narrow down on the section that is likely to be of interest to work with at the moment. Therefore indentation style is definitely relevant to programming style, even though no programmer has trouble understanding it.
 So it is with map. While I have no trouble understanding a map in void context, using a map for its side-effects violates my expectations of what map is for. Therefore reading code that uses maps for their side-effects is less efficient for me. The flip side is that reading code which tries to avoid interesting side-effects inside of maps can now be more efficient for me than it would be otherwise. Since I read and edit a great deal of my own code, and read and edit rather little that uses map for side-effects, this trade-off is a net win for me.

 What is the difference between what these lines should do?  map do_something($_), @some_list; do_something($_) for @some_list;  They should do the same thing. But to my eyes the second reads much more clearly, and I believe that the same holds true at virtually any level of Perl expertise.
 Well, they don't do the same thing; or rather, you cannot deduce from this code fragment whether they will do the same thing or not...
 Note the placement of the word should. Buried in that is a normative expectation. Yes, you can abuse context in any way that you want. But I consider it poor style to use context for anything other than the formatting (or generation) of return results. Yes, I could hold constant an awareness that context could be so (to my eyes mis-)used. But amortized over the code that I deal with, my current expectations pay for themselves.

What is your feeling if you see:  user_defined_function {BLOCK} LIST;  Utter confusion? Or is this ok, as long as it's not called 'map'?
 My opinion is that the author should try hard to set appropriate expectations in the function name and documentation. Furthermore I consider it the duty of the programmer who chooses whether or not to use that function to decide whether or not it is appropriate to use that given his or her environment.
 BTW for future reference, a function of that exact form whose API strongly violates some people's expectations is on_release in [cpan://ReleaseAction].

This does not, of course, justify deriding someone who has picked up the meme of map in void context. But it does indicate gently pointing out that there are clearer ways to do the same thing.
 I disagree. It's ok to say that you have problems understanding the concept of map in void context, and that you prefer another style. But it's not ok to suggest that getting confused over a map in void context is something that all Perl programmers suffer from. Just point out it's your own personal preference.
 While I will continue to point out that it is my personal preference and will continue to say why, after this discussion I certainly won't insinuate that map in void context is an undefensible stylistic choice. And the biggest single reason for that is [id://296869]. That shows how maps in void context can arise as a natural leftover of a productive coding style. 296742 296889


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