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The Love Run, Philadelphia's newest half marathon, offers an impressive course that starts at the Art Museum before winding through Fairmount Park to Martin Luther King Drive and the Ben Franklin Parkway. We invite you to join us as a runner or volunteer.
Runners can fundraise as part of the official AACR team – AACR Runners for Research. The team with the most members receives an additional $1000 from the race sponsor. Our goal is to have a team with 20 or more participants in order to receive a free tent at the start and finish lines. This will provide a great opportunity to highlight AACR and the important work that is being done in the field of cancer research.
Volunteers can lend a hand at the race expo on Saturday, March 29, or at the race itself on Sunday, March 30. The AACR will receive $25 from the race sponsor for every volunteer who signs up on behalf of our organization.
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- Date/Time: Sunday March 30, 2014, 8:00-11:30 a.m.
- Course: 13.1 miles at Eakins Oval (same start and finish) through Fairmount Park, Martin Luther King Drive, Benjamin Franklin Parkway
- Race Expo on Saturday, March 29, 2014 from 9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
- There will be massages, fitness classes, Q&A about the race, cooking demos, racing gear, and vendors at the Expo
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- Train, fundraise, run a half marathon!
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A top executive with Japan Rail has killed himself after being arrested for groping a schoolgirl, which he denied even in his suicide note.
The 56-year-old branch manager of JR's Hanwa Line was accused of touching the nether regions of a 17-year-old schoolgirl through her clothes whilst on a train, and was arrested and charged under Osaka prefectural anti-groping laws.
He protested his innocence despite the girl's accusation, saying "I may have brushed her arm but I have no recollection of groping her."
Police attempted to prolong his detention whilst they "investigated" further, but courts decided it was safe to release him despite his insolent protestations of innocence, and also denied a police appeal against this reckless decision.
Shortly after his release he went missing, only to be discovered dead in an Osaka public toilet, having apparently hanged himself. He left a note proclaiming "I am not a chikan."
Online there are some doubts about the case:
"You can't help but think that a world where the mere suspicion you are a dirty chikan is enough to force you to suicide is insane."
"Don't kill yourself if the accusation is false!"
"If it was just a false accusation, you wouldn't normally kill yourself over it. He was probably guilty."
"No, it was a false accusation so he killed himself as there was no way to clear his name?"
"He wouldn't have killed himself if he were actually doing it and got caught."
""Even if you are a chikan, it is not worth killing yourself over."
"Haven't you people been falsely accused of something? If nobody will believe you are innocent you might well decide to kill yourself."
"Why don't the mass media go an quiz chikan victims on how they feel about this for once?"
"He could have recovered from the charges."
"It was over for him, I doubt he would have been able to recover from this. He could have lived on peacefully in seclusion I suppose."
"There is no way he could have recovered and started over – he was a career executive in a huge company, come on."
"Why do you guys only ever assume chikan are innocent and condemn everyone else?"
"Why does this country assume all those accused of this are guilty and that they deserve to die? It's madness."
"JR will soon need to consider men-only carriages!"
"Cameras and separate carriages are needed."
"What were the courts thinking to allow them to release this man!"
"What was this girl doing out of the women only carriage."
"If it was a false charge he should have worked to fix the rail system so it stops producing all these cases."
"Right. The real problem here is the rail system which keeps cramming together passengers and so producing both these chikan and all the false accusations. If you can arrest chikan, JR should also be held accountable for creating this environment."

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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - On deck at the MIT Winter Invitational this past weekend, swimmers and divers from the nine competing teams were seen wearing orange and blue t-shirts with a sketch of an armadillo. In an effort to support recently paralyzed MIT student-athlete Theo St. Francis, the MIT swim team sold t-shirts prior to the meet to raise funds for Theo's family's medical expenses.
Designed by Theo and his brother, the unique design has dual meaning. The armadillo is a resilient animal that Theo feels represents his strength and determination as he approaches his rehabilitation. More literally, the sketch was drawn of the last origami creature Theo created prior to his accident.
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Lawyers for a man who spent more than two decades in prison after Chicago police allegedly used torture to extract a false confession are asking a federal judge to force former Mayor Richard Daley to answer questions under oath in a lawsuit filed against disgraced former Cmdr. Jon Burge and the city.
Attorneys for other alleged Burge victims have previously sought to make Daley sit down for a deposition — and judges have twice ordered the former mayor to answer questions. But both times, the city settled the lawsuit before Daley had to testify about what he knew about the scandal.
In the motion filed Thursday, attorneys for Ronald Kitchen alerted U.S. District Judge John Tharp that efforts to schedule a deposition with Daley have "reached an impasse."
According to the filing, Kitchen's attorneys went so far as to outline for city attorneys the topics they wanted to question Daley about. They also offered assurances that they would not ask Daley about pending involuntary manslaughter charges against the former mayor's nephew Richard Vanecko in connection with a controversial 2004 death.
"Despite … reasonable attempts to accommodate Mr. Daley, the city categorically refuses to make him available," Kitchen's attorneys wrote.
The city's Law Department did not respond to the allegations in the filing. Daley could not be reached for comment.
Kitchen was exonerated in 2009 after spending 21 years in prison — 13 of them on death row — for the 1988 slaying of two women and three children in their South Side bungalow.
Daley is no longer a defendant in the lawsuit brought by Kitchen, but his attorneys are still seeking to depose him as a witness, according to the filing.
Daley was the Cook County state's attorney when the office decided to seek the death penalty for Kitchen. Kitchen's lawyers also contend that Daley could have knowledge about alleged systemic abuses against African-American suspects by Burge and detectives who worked under him.
In addition, as mayor, Daley would have had knowledge of any conspiracy to cover up the Burge scandal, prolonging Kitchen's wrongful incarceration, Kitchen's lawyers argued.
"He should not be permitted to indefinitely evade questioning regarding these matters simply because he was once — but is no more — the mayor of Chicago," Kitchen's lawyers wrote.
Burge was fired from the Police Department in 1993 and convicted in 2010 in federal court of perjury for denying under oath that he was aware of the abuse and torture of criminal suspects. He is serving 41/2 years in prison. A federal judge has said Burge's torture of suspects irreparably damaged the justice system.


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School has started and with that comes new supplies and the beginning of sports. This is the best time to invest in a sport bottle to keep our kids, and ourselves, hydrated while out on the field or just for our daily routine. Many people buy bottled water for the convenience alone, while others think that water out of bottles with pictures of mountain streams, must surely be more pure than their tap water.
The Environmental Protection Agency strictly regulates the codes and standards on tap water, while the U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulates bottled water. Many bottled water distributers fill plastic bottles with the tap water in their facilities, which is perfectly legal. For example, both Pepsi's Aquafina, and Coca-Cola's Dasani bottled waters are essentially bottles tap water from their distribution plants.
If the label on bottled water you purchase does not have any of the notable distinctions below, then most likely it is tap water from the distribution company.
Artesian Water: Comes from tapping an aquifer in which the water level stands above the top of the water source. In other words, the tap is skimming the purest water off of the top of an aquifer (like an underground river) which then goes into a well and through a purification process. (Most of the city of Independence water is sourced from an aquifer.)
Mineral Water: Comes from a source tapped at one or more bore holes or springs, originating from a geologically and physically protected underground water source. Mineral water is distinguished from other types of water by its constant level and relative proportions of minerals and trace elements from the source. No minerals may be added to this water.
Purified Water: Has been produced by distillation, deionization, reverse osmosis, or other artificial process that meets the definition of "purified water" in the United States.
Spring Water: Derived from an underground formation from which water flows naturally to the surface of the earth.
Sparkling Water: After water treatment, carbon dioxide may or may not be replaced to contain the same amount of CO2 as when it was taken from the source. Sparkling water may come from all of the sources mentioned above and should be labeled as such. For example: Sparkling mineral water, sparkling spring water, etc.
It is estimated that Americans buy 28 billion bottles of water a year and 80 percent of those end up in a landfill… every year. That's almost 22 and a half billion bottles of a resource that could be recycled… each year. If the bottles were connected end-to-end, they could reach from the earth to the moon and back over eleven times!
So, keep your family on the green side of life, purchase a few refillable sport bottles and use your own tap water. They'll be just as convenient and healthy as the store-bought, pre-filled type and they're guilt free!
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LONDON (AP) — Britain's domestic spy agency has chosen a new director, a 50-year-old ornithologist with counter-terrorism experience in the Middle East and Northern Ireland.
Andrew Parker, one of the youngest MI5 directors in recent history, has worked for the service for 30 years and led the agency's response to the July 7 London transit bombings in 2005 that killed 52 people.
Parker said Thursday he's "extremely proud of the extraordinary work the men and women of MI5 do to keep the country safe in challenging circumstances," and is looking forward to his "next chapter."
Besides his work in the fields of Middle East terrorism, counter- espionage and Northern Ireland terrorism, Parker also has experience in serious and organized crime prevention, protective security and strategic planning. He also had a liaison posting in the United States in 1991.
Parker was appointed MI5's director of international terrorism prevention in 2005, the same year that suicide bombers attacked during London's rush-hour.
In 2006, his teams played a key role disrupting al-Qaida's attempt to attack multiple airliners with bombs hidden in drink bottles.
Parker, who starts his job April 22, has been the deputy director general of the agency since 2007. In that role, he has been responsible for leading all the service's investigative and operational work.
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Delivering value-creating growth demands discipline and, often, a change in mindset—particularly for companies switching from an efficiency footing to a growth one. Many of the habits of strong operators can hold back growth, and it's critical that the move to a growth mindset does not abandon a commitment to operational excellence. Growth strategies must include a sharp focus on defining goals, identifying new business opportunities, and managing investments.
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It's been while since I've posted anything, mainly because work crises and holidays have kept me busy or away from my keyboard. I'm still playing with Haskell and user interfaces, I've now developed the same Maze game in HGL, Flex with a Haskell web back end, and WXHaskell. I've looked at trying to implement some declarative syntax that would simplify WXHaskell code but haven't gone very far, I think I'm trying to run in Haskell before I can walk straight!
Anyway, I was looking at Business Objects' Quark framework based on the CAL language. You can find more details here, but basically CAL is a Haskell-inspired impure functional language implemented in Java, that can use Java classes and methods. The impurity comes from not using monads to access Java, if I understand well, which means that you can declare pure functional methods that in fact access Java objects, that can do all kind of stateful voodoo under the covers. While I'm not sure this is really A Good Thing, having Haskell and Java intertwined brings some interesting ideas in the realm of Haskell UIs. Swing and Java are now mature, reasonably fast and cross platform. If I can get my pure Haskell code to talk to a Java GUI, I could get quite happy indeed...
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We all know that heat is the enemy of computers. In fact, if we think of computers in terms of an ecosystem, heat is probably their only naturally occurring predator. And it's ironic that they generate it themselves, even though it's simple physics. You bring electricity into a system to do work for you, and it gets transformed into something else without changing the total amount of energy involved — in this case, mostly heat.
Heat is a unique enemy of processors. It's actually more akin to a poison, first slowing down its victim, then causing it lots of subtle damages and finally killing it. Data centers, which pack thousands of computers into a relatively small space, are uniquely susceptible to the risks of heat. They deal with it in various ways, and have in the past been criticized by some to be inefficient beasts of burden for it.
As agencies consolidate data centers and virtualize servers, finding new ways to keep them cool could add one more way to reduce costs and increase efficiency.
Many companies are offer examples, streamlining their data centers with new techniques and processes that IDC Government Insights says feds will need to emulate in order to increase their own effective use of computers, data centers and the cloud.
Recently, Google pulled back the curtain on how it manages the heat at some of the largest data centers in the world. The company's techniques involve stripping almost every unnecessary component and scrap of metal away from the processors inside their data centers. The computers in the racks at Google centers are little more than pallets holding motherboards.
Even the internal walls of the data center are constructed of fabric — enough to direct air flow in the proper direction, but not enough to add to the complex problems associated with heat management. They are also cheap, and easy to reconfigure on the fly. Then Google runs a lot of cool water into the facility, sometimes having the liquid-carrying pipes within inches of the processors themselves.
That's a pretty efficient model of doing things, but Microsoft is now going one further, literally setting their servers outside in roofless data centers. According to Data Center Knowledge, the idea behind Microsoft's new billion-dollar roofless data center facility in Boydton, Va., came from Christian Belady, general manager of Microsoft Data Center Services. He thought that computers should be able to brave the outdoor elements, and set up a server rack in a pup tent back in 2008. It ran for eight months with 100 percent up time. That demonstrated that outdoor computer cooling and housing was theoretically possible.
Now, it's more than just dropping a computer in a field and hoping that it doesn't get rained or snowed on, or marked by passing animals. Because if you leave it in the elements, that will happen. And it will break.
But Microsoft has been designing smaller and smaller containers to hold its servers for years, Data Center Knowledges reports. Called IT-PACs, for pre-assembled components, the shipping-crate-like boxes can each hold hundreds of servers. Cool air from the outside is brought into the unit through vents on the side, where it passes through a wet membrane that cools the air down before being used to ultimately cool the servers. This method reportedly uses just 10 percent of the water needed to cool most data centers of the same size.
Future Microsoft data centers may be little more than concrete slabs on the ground, with the IT-PACs sitting on top. And although there is some concern that Virginia might prove too hot for this method to work — the company also has experimented with outdoor cooling on a more limited basis in Washington State, Chicago and Ireland — Microsoft seems confident that it will do just fine in The Old Dominion.
I guess we'll see what happens when the new sparse and efficient data center meets its first brutal southern summer. But in any case, this is a great example of one possible path for agencies to follow as they strive to increase their own efficiency with data centers.
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What's the update on this very interesting story? What was the outcome from Microsoft's perspective? If the Boydton servers made it 8 months with 100% uptime under a pup tent, will open-air data centers be a viable technology approach for climates with heat/humidity in summer and cold/snow in winter? I'd love to see a follow-up story.
You are right Chris, and Virginia would be considered a hot and humid area, especially where the facility is placed in the southern part of the state. But it also will have to face ice and snow, which can be just as bad without a roof.
The water cooling system would work fine in the arrid desert, but in hot humid areas it is much less effective. The Jury is still out.
This is an interesting concept. However, I will wait to see how it fairs out over a longer period than 8 months.
It is not whether it can survive 8 or 10 months, but how it survives over 18- 24 months. Environmental failures start becoming significant in 12 months, and significantly increase over 18 months. This is okay for internet companies like Google, as their processing requirements change so rapidly, they out grow a machine in very little time. But what about the other 80 % + centers out there?
I look forward to seeing what portion of the lessons learned here are across the board applicable.
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KEENE - Was it the money society spent to rehabilitate former prison inmate Thomas Schoolcraft that helped him turn his life around? Were there prison programs that worked for him that might have failed other convicts?
Schoolcraft said no to both.
It was an inside job for him, with the support of his family, and a leap of faith by a corrections superintendent, Richard Van Wickler, who gave him a chance.
'I'd say the biggest part was taking responsibility,' Schoolcraft said. 'This makes it possible to accept your mistakes and move on. I don't believe you can move on if you can't see that you made a mistake.'
While former inmates also need good role models when they are released, their basic needs also must be met if they are to succeed on the outside, he said.
'Rehabilitation can't occur when you have no place to hang your hat,' Schoolcraft said.
When inmates first leave the prison or jail, they need to set reasonable and obtainable goals.
'People need to see progress, especially offenders who often are accustomed to instant gratification,' Schoolcraft said. 'They need to see that there's a way out, a path, which often is not well lit.'
Without those things, it is easier for offenders to return to the life they knew, he said.
'None of these things are costly,' Schoolcraft said. 'No one made me do them. It was a choice. I hope to show people in my situation that those options are there.'
Offenders need to give up and submit to the fact that they're done with crime. 'You need to be willing to do whatever is asked of you by the criminal justice system and society. If you want to be a rebel, you will get caught.'
There's also a role for everyday people who have never been locked up themselves and maybe never even thought about committing a crime.
'People need to give the offenders a chance to prove themselves,' Schoolcraft said. 'Opportunity needs to be there.
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In the Science, Humanities and Society minor, we look at the ways in which the sciences form a crucial part of the rest of our lives and work.
- How does air and water pollution affect our day-to-day life?
- What is the status of criminology in our society, and does it work?
- What is the actual relationship between television violence and violence on our streets?
Questions like these are vital to an understanding of the modern condition. Looking at them from only one of the relevant disciplines - as a chemist, or a sociologist - does not give us a full understanding of the topic. Drawing from the methodologies of several disciplines helps us to understand them more fully. This is especially true when the topics broach both the sciences and the humanities, whose approaches to investigation and learning can be radically different.
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Please welcome Tracey Devlyn to the virtual offices today! Tracey is celebrating the release of Checkmate, My Lord. Check out what she has to say about her latest release, and after the interview, enter for your chance to win a copy of Checkmate, My Lord!
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[Tracey Devlyn] Author of historical romantic thrillers, nature lover, dog wrangler, hopeless house cleaner, loyal wife and friend, git-R-done girl
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[Tracey Devlyn] CHECKMATE is about an exiled spymaster, whose enemy is forcing his neighbor to spy on him, or risk losing her seven-year-old daughter. It's the second novel in the Nexus series.
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[Tracey Devlyn] Readers met Lord Somerton, Sebastian Danvers, in my debut novel, A Lady's Revenge. I knew I wanted to move Sebastian's story to the country and then the idea of his beautiful neighbor spying on him—England's greatest spymaster—came to mind.
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[Tracey Devlyn] Protective, list maker, passionate
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[Tracey Devlyn] I Don't Want to Miss a Thing by Aerosmith (Armageddon theme song)
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[Tracey Devlyn] Paper and pen. It's the list maker in her.
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Catherine Ashcroft leads a quiet life caring for her precocious seven-year-old daughter, until a visitor delivers a startling ultimatum. She will match wits with the enigmatic Earl of Somerton, and it's not just her heart that's in danger.
Spymaster Sebastian Danvers, Earl of Somerton, is famous for his cunning. Few can outwit him and even few dare challenge him–until now. After returning to his country estate, his no-nonsense neighbor turns her seductive wiles on him–but why would a respectable widow like Catherine risk scandal for a few passionate nights in his bed?
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Atheism IS a religion. It didn't used to be but it is now. I'm not a kid either, I'm 36. I wish I were a kid again. Anyway it's like this. A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away atheism was not a religion. They were like "Oh, you believe? I don't. OK, no problem." Then one day they organized (the first step to becoming a religion.) They decided that anyone who believed in "Giant Pasta Monsters" or what not was a fool. Much like the Christians that came before them anyone who believed differently than they did was chastised.
A few more years passed and they were no longer content to just chastise people anymore. They began putting up anti-religious billboards in order to convert more people (just like so many other religions). They adopted a religious symbol (the atom) and began using it on their billboards (convert makers). Now all that missing is a god figure. In a manner of speaking science is the atheists god as they believe one day it will explain everything. In that manor it is all knowing. So now we do have a god figure. To sum it up...
Organization + conversion tactics + the damning of others beliefs + religious symbol + god figure = organized religion.
Atheists say they do not belong to a religion because to say they do would allow others to use the same tactics against atheists as atheists use against those of faith.
PS the picture is meant to make this point.
Do you confuse your own stories with things that have actually happened?
You can't call anti-religion religion based on what you believe being truth denied by those who don't see it that way, nor call Atheism a religion due to some group of people setting a wrong example of a religious structured organization trying to destroy another. Gods exist to one set of brains, whereas there are none to others. I like to see it that way. Do you think that thoughts have an immediate change on the real nature of spirituality? "I believe there are gods," and with that, John Doe the Believer caused spirituality to exist.
"I think there aren't gods, and no gods can exist due to there having been no proof established for the amount of time any religion has existed in history, since there has been absolutely no credible eye witnesses to the existence of things of a spiritual nature proving the particular structure of any given religion. I also think that words from a book spoken by an ordinary person placed on a soapbox aren't necessarily true, because good authority should know how to provide physical evidence to back up any claim," proclaimed Jack Whoever the Filthy, Godless Heretical Infidel Dick that We Believers Feel is a Dick Due to Our Perspective On Non-Believing People Arrogantly Placing Themselves Above Everything Else, Including Whichever God(s) Almighty We Fear Wrath from for Not Supplicating and Surrendering Ourselves Before Them.
Whoa! Out comes the cussing. Did I swear? No.
First let me state that I, myself am not a Christian, so attacking me based on their values has no effect. Second like it or not atheism now behaves like a religion. I have nothing against atheism itself, what I do have a problem with are militant atheists who are bound and determined they are going to spread their beliefs and convert everyone else. History has proven that no one group of people will ever succeed in converting the whole of humanity.
As I said I am not a Christian. So what am I? I keep that to myself because I don't feel the need to spread the word and attempt to convert others. The thing I respected most about atheists was the fact that they never knocked on my door trying to convert me. Though they still don't knock they sure do try to convert me every other way. When this doesn't work they point and laugh as if that will work. "Lets make fun of the believer. That will make a convert out of him!"
Growing up it was the Christians who wouldn't leave me alone. I actually had a pair try to drag me into a church so they could exercise the demon out of me. They hounded me relentlessly in the name of making me see the truth. As bad as they were they are nothing compared to today's atheist. They hound me relentlessly too trying to make me see the truth. You have a lot in common with the group you get along with the least. Perhaps that's why you don't get along.
If you simply told me you didn't believe I would have no problem with that what so ever. However you and other atheists are not content to not believe and let others believe. You attempt to drain the belief from them like some type of spiritual vampire and leave them empty inside. Then they can go forth and use that emptiness to create other spiritual vampires. You aren't helping to create a happier society, you're creating one that's even more miserable than it ever was. "Did you have a rough day? Well I just wanted you to know that when you die the Great Void is coming for you." You aren't happy so why should anyone else be, right? If they have something to believe in real or not they have something to get them through another day and that's just not fair because you don't.
in theory, it's everything, and nothing, and up, and down, and left, and right, and black, and white, and purple, and yellow... it's impossible to understand when narrow mindedness is part of human nature
Paradoxes everywhere.
the nature of reality is perception of it what shapes that.
Just chilling
What is the nature of reality?
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Reality - Noun. 1. The world or the state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them
2. A thing that is actually experienced or seen, especially when this is grim or problematic
Synonyms - actuality - fact - truth - verity
In other words, reality is what we want it to be.
While this site was still worth something.
First of all, this video is so full of erroneous statements I stopped watching before reaching whatever ridiculous conclusions they were clearly going to make.
Second of all, as a result of the way quantum systems interact with one another, the familiarity of classical physics remains. In other words, objects of medium sizes (atomic and larger), moving at medium speeds (below lightspeed) aren't governed by the same laws which describe sub-atomic quanta and lightspeed energies of the electromagnetic spectrum.
A narrative has power, even when its hero is a dirty rodent carrying the plague.
i follow the call of the wild??
you wouldn't believe your pants, if ten million fire ants
Reality= wake up, survive, go to sleep.
As noted before, what we can observe is subjective to our biological build. One human percepts his surroundings differently than another.
Thus, everyone has his own personal "reality" that only he can experience. For your sentence to be true, we'd have to measure instead of observe. Only machines we build based on our observations can try to determine objective reality. That's what I think at least.
My wifi is terrible and I didn't watch the video, but it is in my opinion that reality is founded on nothing, yet contains all.
Sometimes people dance when they are supposed to sing.
I suppose I should respond to the overall topic instead of just the video.
In terms of questioning what we can be sure of, that tends to lead one directly into a philosophical debate, usually with the solipsistic position winning out. But since solipsism is a desperately lonely and narcissistic worldview, I like to use the following quote when stoneresque questions of reality arise.
"Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away."
― Philip K. Dick
A narrative has power, even when its hero is a dirty rodent carrying the plague.
Life is full of shit but it's the delicious part that makes it worth it.
*insert pretentious quote here that really is just circular and states nothing other than the definition of the words in it*
I don't think the way the universe appears from an outside view would really make sense to us. When we try to imagine things like string theory, we kind of grasp them, but ultimately we just imagine a load of strings in a 3d space, each being subject to Newtonian physics. The human mind has a hard time grasping anything that doesn't adhere to logic we apply to the world we see.
I don't believe in any kind of god or spirituality. I don't object to the possibility, but I just see no reason to believe any of it to be the case. To believe in something without any good reason to do so seems silly to me. As for people that say they adhere to a religion because it makes them happy, I don't really understand that train of thought. I cannot choose to believe in something I don't. I could not choose to be a theist any more than I could choose to be 10 foot tall. Perhaps my mind just works differently to theirs, and I envy them for that. To be able to manipulate your own thoughts based on preference rather than reasoning must be pretty handy. Ignorance really is bliss.
On the whole "Is atheism a religion" thing, I'd have to say no. There are a minority that treat it like it were such, but on the whole it's just a lack of belief in a god (as it's definition is). Saying that atheists are part of a religion is like saying that Muslims are part of Al Qaeda. Just because a minority mimics the behaviours of religion doesn't mean that the thing they have in common is itself a religion. Theism isn't a religion either. It's just a belief.


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Ok- full disclosure I am a SCU alum graduating a couple of years ago, so I can only tell you about SCU; I know very little about USF. SCU has a strong and very active alumni network. Alumni are always on campus to talk with students about their practice area, current legal issues or jobs. The SCU student body is very diverse in their backgrounds; a large number of engineers, not surprising given their Silicon Valley location, but also others from all walks of life. The social life of the South Bay can't really compare to SF but you will be in law school, you won't have much of a social life anyways. I loved the SCU campus, go visit and see for yourself


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A Merrimack woman was arrested on drunk driving and other charges Friday after being involved in a crash Friday evening with two young children in her car.
Police allege Jennifer Walker, 38, was drunk and had two children under the age of 6 in the vehicle at the time of the crash.
Walker was arrested after being involved in a rear-end collision Friday at about 5:15 p.m. Police said officers responding to the crash on Daniel Webster Highway administered field sobriety tests and arrested Walker on two counts aggravated driving while intoxicated and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child.
When asked Sunday night to explain the relationship between Walker and the two children with her in the vehicle at the time of the crash, Merrimack police Sgt. Dennis Foley would not release any further information, due to the young age of the children.
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TODAY'S GAME: Tonight, the Buffalo Bisons take on the Syracuse Chiefs in the second game of a two-game series from Alliance Bank Stadium (7:00 p.m.). The Bisons will look for the two-game sweep following last night's 6-3 victory. Buffalo has now won six of their last eight games as well as eight of their last 12 road games. Tonight, LHP David Huff will take the mound for the Herd. The southpaw struck out eight IronPigs in 5.2 innings on Monday to collect his fifth win of the season. Syracuse will counter with LHP Brett Cecil.
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Golems are magically animated Units. Frequently they are humanoid, but this is not a requirement.
Known Varieties of Golems
Cloth Golem
Sewn together like stuffed animals, Cloth Golems were part of the Royal Crown Coalition and included giraffes and elephants (at least).Erf-b1-p010 Also, most of Charlie's golems are claimed to be cloth golems.See Speculation below for more on Cloth Golems.
First Appearance: TBFGK 10
Crap Golem
'If life gives you crap, make crap golems' - Sizemore Rockwell
This is a mass of crap animated by the might of Dirtamancy. May detonate in a violent explosion if its finger is pulled by a Dirtamancer. When one crap golem exploded, its sound effect was a well known imageboardErf-b1-p126.
Gobwin Knob had 19 of these on day 5. Erf-b1-p077a
First Appearance: TBFGK 53
Metal Golem
Animated by Dirtamancy. A golem, made of metal looking like a "heavy metal" musician. Is most likely the most powerful Dirtamancy Golem introduced thus far, Gobwin Knob had one of these, according to Parson's Stupid Meal.
First Appearance: TBFGK 79a
Acid Rock Golem
Animated by Dirtamancy. Made of stone, looking like a "Disco" or "Psychedelic" era musician when people frequently went on LSD or "Acid" trips. It also has psychedelic patterns running through it. Gobwin Knob had two of these.
First Appearance: TBFGK 79a
Hard Rock Golem
Animated by Dirtamancy. Made of stone in the shape of a Rock Musician. Gobwin Knob had four of theseErf-b1-p126, presumably shown croaking marbits in the first Tunnel attackErf-b1-p087.
Soft Rock Golem
Animated by Dirtamancy. Similar to a hard rock golem, but presumably less powerful. It looks like artists from the famous band the Beatles, who were known for relatively "soft" rock. Gobwin Knob had nine of these.
Cloth Golems
Battle Bears and similar plush toy Units may be Cloth Golems. They are Heavy units. Additionally, Battle Bears served as siege units used in the Royal Crown Coalition and helped breach the Outer Walls of Gobwin Knob. Cloth Golems are most likely created by Dollamancy, but may be created by other Magic Discipline instead, or as well. Dollamancers can heal Cloth Golems.
It is assumed that cloth golems have a lower upkeep than the heavier variants, this might be why Charlie has such a large number of them. Also possible is that they are simply cheaper or easier to make. Alternately, he might just like them. Charlie is supposed to be impenetrably weird like that.
Real World References
The names of the different types of Rock Golems (including Metal Golems) are references to genres of Rock 'n Roll music. Furthermore, the physical shape of each type of golem is reminiscent of the type of music they represent. For instance, in the case of the Soft Rock Golem shown above, the image looks strikingly similar to soft rocker Paul Simon circa 1968.[1] Similarly, four (presumed) Hard Rock Golems shown croaking a stack of marbit bear a striking resemblance to theme-rock band KISS.Erf-b1-p087[2] One of the other golems (possibly metal?) was stylized after the Comedian from the graphic novel The Watchmen.
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Regarding "Moving graduation: North Canton's shift from church called best legal option" (Dec. 27): This idea and disruption in the graduation of North Canton's senior class is so very typical of today's legal system. One parent complains and the whole legal system jumps to his or her command.
This country was built on majority rules, and that concept has been thrown out. If the seniors of North Canton want to have graduation in a church, they should, regardless of what one person says.
What happens to the rights of each graduate and the proud families who want to attend this special ceremony, regardless of where it is held? My granddaughter's graduation was held in the church in question, and it was wonderful because of the seating and parking, which is free, unlike Canton Memorial Civic Center.
There was no mention of religion during the graduation ceremony, and no one was offended. Some people today have got to learn that not everything revolves around them.
Here is an idea I think makes a lot of sense: If you don't like the ceremony being held in the church, stay home, and your senior's diploma can be mailed to him or her. Problem solved!


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Negotiations lapsed two days ago between the clerical unit of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbor Employers Association, according to Stephen Berry, lead negotiator for the employers group.
"The employers have provided multiple proposals since negotiations began 20 months ago to reach a fair agreement that provides total job security along with continued great wages and benefits," Berry said.
John Fageaux, president of the ILWU's Office Clerical Unit Local 63, did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment.
Around noon, office clerks began staging an "informational picket" at the China Shipping, NYK and and Evergreen shipping terminals at the Port of Los Angeles, said port spokesman Phillip Sanfield.
Those terminals are shutting down for the rest of the day and truck traffic was being diverted, Sanfield said.
About a dozen picketers were reported this afternoon at the TTI terminal at the Port of Long Beach, said port spokesman John Pope.
"At this point it's fairly contained, the terminal remains open and no dockworkers have joined the strike at this point," Pope said.
Office workers initially went on strike just minutes after their last three-year contract with the employers association expired July 1, 2010. The association represents 14 terminal operators and shipping companies.
That walkout ended 11 days later when the clerks abandoned their picket lines in front of five shipping terminals and returned to work. Port operations were not affected because managers took up most of the work.
No walkouts have been held since then as the union and employers continued to hold friendly, albeit lengthy, negotiations.
Union officials have previously argued that local jobs could be outsourced to other countries because the terminal operators want to implement new computer programs that would allow customers to directly access booking information.
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Research Grants Awarded
Posted: 01/11/2006
New Research Grants Awarded to Further Knowledge of Rosacea
BARRINGTON, Illinois (January 11, 2006) -- The National Rosacea Society (NRS) announced that five new studies have been awarded funding as part of its research grants program to advance scientific knowledge of the potential causes and other key aspects of this chronic and potentially devastating disorder that affects an estimated 14 million Americans.
"We are very pleased that a growing number of high-quality research proposals are now being received," said Dr. Jonathan Wilkin, chairman of the society's medical advisory board, which reviews each grant application and selects for funding those believed most likely to yield important results. "As this program continues to expand, we are optimistic that it will lead to significant advances in the management of this poorly understood disorder and its potential prevention or cure."
Dr. Martin Steinhoff, department of dermatology, University of Muenster, Germany, and colleagues were awarded a $25,000 grant. They hypothesize that a protein known as endothelin-converting enzyme-1 (ECE-1) may regulate vascular function and nerve-caused inflammation in the skin, and thus be involved in the pathophysiology of rosacea. The study aims to define the expression and distribution of the four ECE-1 isoforms in both normal and rosacea tissue, which may lead to new strategies to treat rosacea.
Dr. Richard Granstein, chairman of dermatology at Cornell University, and colleagues received a research grant of $25,000. In past research, Dr. Granstein and colleagues found that substances that activate endothelial cells through the P2 cell receptors cause the release of factors that recruit and promote inflammation. In the new proposal, they will study which P2 receptors are affected, and whether inhibiting these substances in vitro may facilitate the discovery of new treatments for rosacea.
Dr. Richard Gallo, chief of the division of dermatology at the University of California-San Diego, and Dr. Kenshi Yamasaki of the Veterans Medical Research Foundation also received a $25,000 grant. In earlier studies, they discovered that individuals with rosacea have too much of a type of natural antibiotic called cathelicidins, and plan to use animal models and artificial cell culture techniques to further examine the function and activity of cathelicidin-processing enzymes in rosacea skin. If successful, the experiments may show that abnormal regulation of cathelicidin production leads to rosacea, leading to completely new therapeutic approaches.
Dr. Payam Tristani-Firouzi, assistant professor, and Dr. Nancy Samolitis, visiting professor, department of dermatology, University of Utah, were awarded $23,600 to examine the effect of pulse dye laser (PDL) and intense pulsed light (IPL) treatment of rosacea to determine whether, in addition to reducing the amount of blood vessels, these procedures produce structural and biologic changes in the skin. The Rosacea Research Foundation donated $16,065 to the NRS toward the funding of this study.
Dr. Tristani-Firouzi and Dr. Samolitis will visually and microscopically assess the primary features of rosacea before and after treatment with PDL and IPL, including redness, visible blood vessels, and bumps and pimples. In addition, biopsy samples before and after treatment will be tested for factors that play a potential role in rosacea, including inflammatory cells, vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and others.
They will also assess the size of the oil glands and the presence of Demodex mites, normal inhabitants of human skin that have been observed in greater numbers in rosacea patients. The study will include 10 patients with subtype 1 (erythematotelangiectatic) and subtype 2 (papulopustular) rosacea, each receiving treatment on one side of the face, with the other side serving as a control.
Dr. Yaxian Zhen and Dr. Albert Kligman, department of dermatology, University of Pennsylvania, will receive $25,000 to develop objective, quantitative assessments of rosacea using a variety of equipment. They note that these noninvasive methods would provide a means to measure the presence and severity of rosacea's known symptoms, perhaps identify others, and gauge their presence and severity after treatment.
The instrumentation includes scanning laser Doppler imaging, optical coherence tomography, confocal microscopy, specialized digital photography, colorimetry by chromometer and surface (nonsurgical) biopsy. Skin hydration would be measured via an electrical conductance device and a capacitance measuring device, and the skin's topography studied by a fringe projection device.
In an earlier study, Dr. Zhen and colleagues showed that rosacea shares many common features with acne, including increased sebum production and density of Demodex mites, as well as the presence of the bacterium Propionibacterium acnes.
Researchers interested in applying for grants can obtain forms and instructions by contacting the National Rosacea Society, 800 South Northwest Highway, Suite 200, Barrington, Illinois 60010, telephone 1-888-662-5874, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. The deadline for submitting proposals for research grants in 2006 is September 15. More information is available online at www.rosacea.org/grants/.
Because the etiology of rosacea is unknown, a high priority in awarding grants is given to studies relating to its pathogenesis, progression, mechanism of action, cell biology and potential genetic factors. Proposals relating to epidemiology, predisposition, quality of life and relationships with environmental and lifestyle factors may also be considered.
Rosacea is a chronic disorder primarily of the facial skin, characterized by flare-ups and remissions. According to the NRS standard classification system for rosacea, developed by a consensus committee and review panel of 17 medical experts worldwide, its primary features include flushing, persistent erythema, papules and pustules, and telangiectasia, while secondary features may include ocular manifestations, burning and stinging, plaques, dry appearance, edema, locations beyond the face and phymatous changes. In most cases, some rather than all of these signs and symptoms appear in any given patient.
The National Rosacea Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people with rosacea by raising awareness, providing public health information and supporting research on this common but biologically poorly understood disorder.
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SANDY, UTAH – A resilient Vancouver Whitecaps FC (2W-2L-4D) side battled back from an early two-goal deficit to claim a 2-2 draw with Real Salt Lake (4W-0L-5D) Saturday evening at Rio Tinto Stadium.
After surrendering two goals in the first 10 minutes of the match, the 'Caps hung around and clawed their way back into the match late thanks to a pair of second-half substitutes.
Uruguayan Nicolás Mezquida scored his first Major League Soccer goal in the 86th minute and countrymate Sebastián Fernández stunned RSL with a long-range strike in stoppage time to help the Blue and White come away with a gutsy point for the second straight week.
Whitecaps FC head coach Carl Robinson made two changes to his starting lineup on Saturday after last weekend's 2-2 draw with LA Galaxy. Centre back Johnny Leverón and winger Kekuta Manneh drew into the squad, replacing Jay DeMerit and Pedro Morales (lower back).
Things didn't start as planned for the Blue and White, however, as undefeated RSL showed their class from the opening whistle. It was a dream start for the home side, who opened the scoring in the second minute of play.
Joao Plata got things going for RSL in his first start since returning from a hamstring injury. A Luke Mulholland dummy allowed Plata to break into the left side of the box and the crafty striker hit a low strike cross the face of goal to give the Royals an early advantage.
Plata's strike partner Alvaro Saborio got in on the action in the ninth minute. Again it was RSL's build-up play in midfield that started the sequence. After Ned Grabavoy was tackled at the top of the box, the ball trickled to Saborio and he made no mistake with a quality left-footed strike into the top left corner.
After a few more RSL chances – midfielder Kyle Beckerman was stymied by Whitecaps FC goalkeeper David Ousted in the 16th minute – the 'Caps began to settle into the match around the 20-minute mark.
Fullback Jordan Harvey, who looked lively along the left flank throughout the match, was involved in both of Vancouver's first-half chances.
In the 26th minute, he sent in a cross that was deflected to Manneh, but the Gambian was dispossessed before he could get off a shot. And in the 36th minute, RSL goalkeeper Nick Rimando tipped a Harvey header just over the goal.
At the other end of the park, Ousted came up with a big stop on Plata in first-half stoppage time to keep the score 2-0 heading into the half.
The visiting 'Caps got off to a much better start in the second half, as they began to use their width and find space along the flanks.
Robinson used his full allotment of the subs in the second half, bringing on Fernández and Erik Hurtado in the 61st minute and then Mezquida in the 67th. Accordingly, a more urgent-looking Whitecaps FC side continued to push forward and create opportunities.
With their backs against the wall, the 'Caps finally got their breakthrough in the 86th minute. That's when Mezquida flicked home a rebound from in tight after Rimando saved the initial shot off Darren Mattocks, who started the play with a great run down the left side of the box.
Then, moments before the final whistle, Fernández completed the comeback with a wonder strike from 35 yards to cap off an inspired second-half performance. This was the second straight week Whitecaps FC had come back late to earn a 2-2 draw against one of the toughest teams in MLS.
The 'Caps are back at BC Place next Saturday, May 3 for the club's 40th anniversary match against San Jose Earthquakes. Tickets are still available at whitecapsfc.com/tickets.
It's not too late to participate in the best sporting experience in Vancouver. Whitecaps FC offer a flexible range of ticket products, including half-season tickets ($244), 5-packs ($149), student season tickets ($199), and a youth soccer half-season ticket ($100). Single-match tickets start at $22, subject to applicable fees. For more information on all Whitecaps FC ticket options, call 604.669.9283 ext. 2 or visit whitecapsfc.com/tickets.
Tweet of the Game
Did that actually happen?What a comeback @WhitecapsFC! Made the 15hrs we drove last night & the 15 we're about to do worth it!! #capsontour
— Rebecca Contant (@shomgotoshi) April 27, 2014
Stat of the Game
Ten of Vancouver's 12 goals this year have come in the second half and five of them have come after the 80-minute mark.
Quote of the Game
"Carl [Robinson] said all along that this wasn't about the 11 or 14, that it was about the 25. We have shown that the guys coming off the bench have made a tremendous impact every time they've come on and that's a great thing to have." - David Ousted
Match Details
Budweiser Man of the Match: Sebastián Fernández
Referee: Kevin Stott
Attendance: 19,661
Scoring Summary
2' – RSL – Joao Plata (Luke Mulholland, Chris Wingert)
9' – RSL – Alvaro Saborio (Ned Grabavoy)
86' – VAN – Nicolás Mezquida
90' +4 – VAN – Sebastián Fernández (Steven Beitashour)
Match Stats
Shots: Salt Lake 14 – Vancouver 16
Shots on Goal: Salt Lake 6 – Vancouver 6
Saves: Salt Lake 4 – Vancouver 3
Fouls: Salt Lake 10 – Vancouver 13
Offsides: Salt Lake 1 – Vancouver 3
Corners: Salt Lake 2 – Vancouver 11
58' – VAN – Kekuta Manneh
65' – RSL – Chris Wingert
90' +5 – VAN – Johnny Leverón
Vancouver Whitecaps FC
1.David Ousted; 33.Steven Beitashour, 40.Andy O'Brien, 16.Johnny Leverón, 2.Jordan Harvey; 28.Gershon Koffie,15.Matías Laba; 31.Russell Teibert (19.Erik Hurtado 61'), 9.Kenny Miller (29.Nicolás Mezquida 67'), 23.Kekuta Manneh (7.Sebastián Fernández 61'); 11.Darren Mattocks
Substitutes not used
70.Paolo Tornaghi, 3.Sam Adekugbe, 22.Christian Dean, 27.Ethen Sampson
Real Salt Lake
18.Nick Rimando; 2.Tony Beltran, 28.Chris Schuler, 6.Nat Borchers, 17.Chris Wingert; 5.Kyle Beckerman, 19.Luke Mulholland (26.Sebastian Velasquez 63'), 20.Ned Grabavoy, 11.Javier Morales (27.John Stertzer 90'); 15.Alvaro Saborio, 8.Joao Plata (13.Olmes Garcia 74')
Substitutes not used
24.Jeff Attinella, 4.Aaron Maund, 29.Abdoulie Mansally, 49.Devon Sandoval


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