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Karl Friedrich Pauli (* 4. September 1723 in Saalfeld in Preußen; † 9. Februar 1778 in Halle (Saale)) war ein deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler und Historiker.

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Der Sohn des evangelischen Pastors und Konsistorialrats Gottfried Albrecht Pauli studierte seit 1740 an der Universität Königsberg und seit 1742 an der Universität Halle die Rechte und die Philosophie. In Halle promovierte er 1747 mit der Dissertation de Jure Principis circa res nullius in genre, et in specie Regis Borussorum circa res nullius in Borussia zum Doktor der Rechte. Im selben Jahr erwarb er zudem den akademischen Grad eines Magisters der Philosophie.

Nachdem Pauli 1748 eine außerordentliche Professur der Rechte an der Universität Königsberg ausgeschlagen hatte, wurde er 1751 außerordentlicher Professor des Staatsrechts und der Geschichte in Halle und 1765 ordentlicher Professor der Philosophie und Geschichte. Pauli hatte sich auch an den organisatorischen Aufgaben der Universität beteiligt und war in zwei Amtszeiten von 1775 bis 1777 Prorektor der Hallenser Alma Mater.

Pauli war Mitglied der Loge Aux trois clefs d'or in Halle.

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Außer einer Anzahl von Dissertationen und kleineren Arbeiten publizistischen, geschichtlichen, militärgeschichtlichen und biographischen Inhalts schrieb er: "Leben großer Helden des gegenwärtigen Krieges" und vor allem seine "Allgemeine Preußische Staatsgeschichte, sammt aller dazu gehörigen Königreichs, Churfürstenthums, Herzogthümer, Fürstenthümer, Graf- und Herrschaften., aus bewährten Schriftstellern und Urkunden bis auf gegenwärtige Regierung.".

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 Diss.de iure principis circa res nullius in genere et in specie legis Borussorum circa res nullius in Borussia. Halle 1747
 Von Verschiedenheit des Begriffs des Worts Territorium in dem Brocardico: Quicquid in territorio, praesumitur de territorio. Halle 1748
 Erweis, dass Albrecht der Bär an Brandenburg ein wirkliches Herzogthum ererbet. Halle 1749
 Progr. von dem Begriffe und den Gränzen der Staatskenntniss. Halle 1749
 Einleitung zu einer erwiesenen Staatsgeschichte derer dem königl. Preussischen Scepter unterworfenen Staaten, aus Urkunden und bewährten Schriftstellern entworffen. Halle 1751
 Diss. de iure belli societatis mercatoriae maioris privilegiatae, vulgo einer octroyirten Handels-Compagnie. Halle 1751
 Diss. de obsignatione rerum legati eiusque comitatus, von Versiegelung der gesandtschaftlichen Sachen. Halle 1751
 Von den Ursachen der von der Teutschen verdrängten Altpreussischen Sprache. Königsb. 1751
 Einleitung in die Kenntniss des Teutschen hohen und niedern Adels, entworffen u. s. w. Halle 1753 (mit 20 Kupferstichen)
 Erweis und Rechtfertigung einiger Sätze seiner Einleitung in die Kenntniss des Adels. Halle 1753
 Abgenöthigte Beantwortung des 151sten Stücks der Göttingischen Anzeigen von gelehrten Sachen 1753 und des 94sten und 95sten Stücks der Hannöverischen gelehrten Anzeigen vom Jahr 1753. Halle 1754
 Einleitung in die Geschichte des gesammten Ober- und Niederschlesiens; zum Behuf akademischer Vorlesungen. Leipzig 1755
 Leben grosser Helden des gegenwärtigen Krieges. 9 Teile. Halle 1758–1764
 Allgemeine Preussische Staats-Geschichte, samt aller dazu gehörigen Königreichs, Churfürstenthums, Herzogthümer, Fürstenthümer, Graf- und Herrschaften, aus bewährten Schriftstellern und Urkunden bis auf gegenwärtige Regierung. 1. Bd. Halle 1760, 2. Bd. Halle 1761; 3. Bd. Halle 1762, 4. Bd. Halle 1763, 5. Bd. Halle 1764, 6. Bd. Halle 1765, 7. Bd. Halle 1767, 8. Bd. Halle 1769
 Des Ritters von Solignac, Staatssecretairs Stanislai, Königs von Pohlen, Herzogs von Lothringen und Bar, Allgemeine Geschichte von Pohlen. 1. Bd. Halle 1764, 2. Bd. Halle 1765
 Geschichte  des K. Preussischen Füselierregiments von Lossow. Halle 1767
 Geschichte des Infanterieregiments von Anhalt-Bernburg. Halle 1767
 Geschichte des Füselierregiments von Britzke. Halle 1767
 Denkmahle berühmter Feldherren und anderer verdienstvoller Männer neuerer Zeiten, aufgerichtet u. s. w. 1. Teil Halle 1768
 Polnische Conföderation überhaupt, nach ihrer Rechtmässigkeit, ihrem Nutzen und Schaden. Halle 1768
 Einleitung zur Preussischen Staatsgeschichte, im Auszug. Berlin 1779
 Von den Vortheilen der Preussischen Staaten zum Handel, sonderlich zur See.....
 Leben des Hochmeisters Luther's, Herz. von Braunschweig. In: den Hannöv. gel. Anz. 1751. Nr. 4 u. 5.
 Leben der Hochmeister, Heinrich von Plauen – Dieterich von Altenburg — Hartmann's von Heldrungen. In den historischen Sammlungen (Halle 1751).
 Von dem Betragen des Brandenburgischen Churfürsten Woldemar's, bey der Wahl des Kaisers Ludwig von Bayern, und gegen seinen Truchsess, Nicolaum von Brich. In: den Hallischen wöchentl. Anzeigen 1755 Nr. 42 u. 43
 Leben des Hochmeisters Conrad's, Landgrafen von Thüringen. In: den Hallischen wöchentl. Anzeigen 1773 Nr. 39–47

Literatur
 Johann Georg Meusel: Lexikon der vom Jahr 1750 bis 1800 verstorbenen teutschen Schriftsteller. Gerhard Fleischer d. J., Leipzig, 1810. Bd. 10, S. 297 (Online)

 Christoph Weidlich: Vollständiges Verzeichniß aller auf der Königl. Preußi. Friedrichs-Universität zu Halle seit ihrer Stiftung bis auf den heutigen Tage herausgekommener juristischen Disputationen und Programmen, mit einigen litterarischen Anmerkungen. Nebst beygefügter Sucession aller Rechtsgelehrten dieser berühmten Universität, und deren kurzgefaßte Biographien. Verlag Johann Christian Hendel, Halle 1789

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Hosted by Moonlight Trust, the evening recognised advocates for their continuous support for the growing charity, which provides food, shelter, sanitation, medical supplies and education to refugees across the globe.
Jonathan is managing director at Corecom Consulting, an award-winning IT recruitment company with offices in Leeds and Manchester.
He is also a business advisor and patriot to Moonlight Trust and was presented the 'Excellence Award in Business' by Members of Parliament Paula Sherriff, MP for Dewsbury, and Tracy Brabin, MP for Batley and Spen.
Described as a leader who goes above and beyond supporting the local community, founder and CEO, Noushin Raja acknowledged that Jonathan and his team have helped Moonlight Trust move forward with its mission to help brighten lives by eradicating poverty and promoting peace love, justice and equality.
Jonathan said: "It's a real honour to be recognised with an award from the Moonlight Trust.
"There are 13.5 million Syrians who are displaced, therefore it's vital that we continue to raise awareness of the refugee crisis.
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John Franklin Enders (ur. 10 lutego 1897 w West Hartford, Connecticut, zm. 8 września 1985 w Waterford (Connecticut)) – amerykański naukowiec, mikrobiolog, bakteriolog, w 1954 roku laureat Nagrody Nobla w dziedzinie fizjologii i medycyny za dokonanie odkrycia, że wirus polio namnaża się w tkankach zwierzęcych. Przyczyniło się to do stworzenia szczepionki przeciwko chorobie Heinego-Medina. Nagrodę razem z nim otrzymali: Thomas Huckle Weller i Frederick Chapman Robbins.

W latach 1929-1942 został profesorem wirusologii w Harvard University w Cambridge, następnie konsultantem w zakresie chorób zakaźnych wojskowych służb sanitarnych. Prowadził badania w zakresie chorób wirusowych: odry, grypy, świnki. W założonym przez siebie laboratorium Children's Medical Center w Bostonie pracował nad stworzeniem nowej szczepionki ochronnej. W latach 1956-1967 był powtórnie profesorem Uniwersytetu Harvarda w Cambridge.

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Amerykańscy mikrobiolodzy
Nobliści – fizjologia i medycyna
Odznaczeni Prezydenckim Medalem Wolności
Urodzeni w 1897
Zmarli w 1985
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My Heart Twinkle Twinkle () is a 2015 South Korean television series starring Jang Shin-young, Bae Soo-bin, Lee Tae-im, and Nam Bo-ra. It aired on SBS from January 17 to April 12, 2015 on Saturdays and Sundays at 22:00 for 26 episodes.

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Jinshim Original Fried Chicken restaurant is owned by Lee Jin-sam, who has three daughters Lee Soon-jin, Lee Soon-soo and Lee Soon-jung. Since their mother's death, eldest daughter Soon-jin has been running the restaurant and taking care of her father and younger sisters. She struggles to keep Jinshim afloat against its rival restaurant Woontak Chicken, which is managed by the ruthless Chun Woon-tak. Middle daughter Soon-soo is a pianist, but becomes heartbroken when her boyfriend breaks up with her because of her poor background. Youngest daughter Soon-jung finds herself caught in love triangle between two men, Jang Soon-chul and Cha Do-hoon.

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Jang Shin-young as Lee Soon-jin
Lee Young-eun as young Soon-jin
Bae Soo-bin as Chun Woon-tak
Lee Tae-im as Lee Soon-soo
Heo Jung-eun as young Soon-soo
Lee Pil-mo as Jang Soon-chul
Nam Bo-ra as Lee Soon-jung
Shin Rin-ah as young Soon-jung
Oh Chang-seok as Cha Do-hoon
Lee Deok-hwa as Lee Jin-sam
Yoon Mi-ra as Lee Mal-sook
Son Eun-seo as Chun Geum-bi
Ha Jae-sook as Chun Eun-bi
Geum Bo-ra as Hwang Mi-ja
Do Ki-seok as Park Yong-sik
Jung Eun-woo as Gu Kwan-mo
Yoon Da-hoon as Pyo Sung-joo
Kim Dong-hyun as Cha Seok-nam
Jung Ae-ri as Kang Sung-sook
Jo Seung-hyun as Yang Min-ho
Cha Soo-yeon as Cha Ye-rin
Yang Hee-kyung as Restaurant owner Gong
Jung Gyu-soo as Han Young-pyo
Kim Hyung-kyu as Sun-ho
Seo Dong-won
 Kim Jin-yeop as Hyung-shik

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International broadcast
 It aired in Vietnam on HTV2 from December 15, 2015 under the title Người chồng hai mặt.

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Seoul Broadcasting System television dramas
2015 South Korean television series debuts
2015 South Korean television series endings
Korean-language television shows
South Korean romance television series
Television series by Samhwa Networks


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Lihat definisi kata "Appear" dalam Studi Kata
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Appaim | Apparel | Apparently | Apparition | Appeal | Appear | Appearance | Appearing | Appease | Appertain | Appetite
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APPEAR [isbe]
APPEAR - a-per': Of eight Hebrew originals the chief is ra'ah, "to be seen." Used mainly of God's self-revelations in person and in dreams and visions: "Yahweh appeared unto Abram" (Gen 12:7); to Moses (Ex 3:2); to Solomon (1 Ki 3:5). All originals used of Nature's processes, of the appearing, i.e. coming of the morning (Ex 14:27); stars (Neh 4:21); flowers, flocks of goats, tender grapes (Song 2:12; 4:1 m; 7:12 margin). So New Testament ophthen, passive of horao, "I see," "to be seen" used especially of angelic revelations and visions: as on the Mount of Transfiguration (Mt 17:3); an angel (Lk 1:11); the risen Lord (Lk 24:34); cloven tongues at Pentecost (Acts 2:3); vision to Paul (Acts 16:9); a great wonder in heaven (Rev 12:1, the King James Version).
opiano, in Acts 1:3, of Christ appearing after his suffering; phainomai, "to shine," like the above with the added thought of a resplendent, luminous revelation, as of the Bethlehem star (Mt 2:7); the bringing to light of sin (Rom 7:13, the King James Version). Also phaneroo, "to make manifest," used exclusively of the post-resurrection appearances and second coming of Christ and of the disclosures of the great judgment day. See Col 3:4; 2 Cor 5:10; Rev 3:18 and seven other passages the King James Version.
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Dr. Fredrick R Owiti Publications
1 2012 Sexual Dysfunction Among Patients With Diabetes Mellitus
Sexual dysfunction can impact a person's ability to form or sustain intimate relationships and co morbidity between sexual dysfunction and anxiety as well as depression has been reported. Yet epidemiological, etiological, and health association to sexual dysfunction has only begun to be explored in Kenya. To determine the prevalence, types of sexual dysfunction and their socio demographic correlate in diabetic patients. Descriptive cross- sectional study The study was conducted at the outpatient diabetic clinic of Kenyatta National Hospital. This is the main referral hospital in Kenya. A total of 350 participants were enrolled in the study. The Female Sexual Function Index (FSFI) and the International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF) questionnaires were used to evaluate sexual dysfunctions in female and male patients respectively. The participants were composed of 164 females aged between 18-74 years and 186 males aged between 19- 100 years. In males, prevalence of sexual dysfunctions were: erectile dysfunction (68.8%); orgasmic dysfunction (48.4%); sexual desire (81.7%); intercourse satisfaction (86.6%) and overall satisfaction (68.4%).The female sexual dysfunction was 36.6% and was categorized as mild (17.1%); moderate (18.3%) and severe (1.2%). Diabetic patients have a high prevalence of sexual dysfunction
2 2008 Prevalence Of Hepatitis C Virus And Its Genotypes Among A Cohort Of Drug Users In Kenya
Prevalence of hepatitis C virus and that of its main genotypes varies between the worlds geographic regions. The risk factors for infection with HCV include blood transfusion, tattoing and injecting drug use. To examine the prevalence of HCV and determine its main genotypes among a cohort of drug users in Kenya. A laboratory based study. Hepatitis research laboratory in the Centre for Virus Research at the Kenya Medical Research Institute, Nairobi. Three hundred and fourteen male and 19 female intravenous and non-intravenous drug users aged between 15-55 years. Seventy four (22.2%) out of 333 samples tested positive for anti-HCV. Sixty nine out of the 74 serum samples were assayed for HCV RNA and 38 (55.5%) were positive. The RNA positive samples were further subjected to sequencing and 19 (73%) of the samples were classified as genotype 1a, while seven (27%) samples were classified as genotype 4. Genotypes 2, 3, 5 and 6 were not identified in this study. These results demonstrate a high HCV infection prevalence among this cohort of drug users (22.2%) as compared to that of the general population, which is estimated to be 0.2-0.9%. The study also confirms the presence of at least two major genotypes among Kenyan drug users (genotypes 1 and 4).
3 2006 Ndetei D M, Othieno C J, Owiti F, Sebit M B, Kilonzo G. Organic Disorders, In Eds. Ndetei Et Al., (2006). The African Textbook Of Clinical Psychiatry And Mental Health. The African Medical And Research Foundation (AMREF), Nairobi, Pp 329-347.
4 1999 Owiti F.R. (1999). Drug Use And Abuse : Editorial East African Medical Journal, Vol. 76
United States International University-Africa, Nairobi, Kenya. OBJECTIVE: To investigate the prevalence and pattern of substance use among an undergraduate population in a Kenyan university. DESIGN: Cross-sectional survey, cluster sampling of classrooms, self-administered questionnaires. SETTING: Private international university in Nairobi province, Kenya. PARTICIPANTS: Five hundred fifty eight undergraduate students of both sexes, age range 16-50 and mean age (S.E) of 21.1 +/- 0.2. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Self-reported use of psychoactive substances. RESULTS: Percentages of lifetime prevalence rates of commonly used substances were tobacco, 54.7%; alcohol, 84.2%; cannabis, 19.7% and inhalants, 7.2%. The corresponding "past use" and "current use" rates were relatively lower but followed the same pattern. The percentage rates were significantly higher in males than females (p < 0.005). Rates for regular use (> 20 days/month) were higher for tobacco (24.7%) than alcohol (11.5%). The lifetime prevalence rates of other drugs (heroin, cocaine, mandrax, amphetamines and LSD) were low (< 5%), while modest rates were recorded for tranquilizers (10.8%), local brews (13.6%) and cough mixtures (35.1%). Less than 20% of respondents initiated substance use in lower primary school, while more than 50% started using in upper primary and secondary school and 11% to 25% started using substances at university. CONCLUSION: Substances most commonly used by respondents studied were of the licit variety (alcohol and tobacco). The rate of use of the two substances is rather high. The use of illicit drugs seems to be growing and may soon escalate to alarming levels. The findings suggest an urgent need to gather more data, which can be used to guide formulation of health promotion and prevention programmes.
5 1996 Owiti F.R. Schizophrenia
6 1996 Management Of Psychiatric Disorders In Kenya (1963-1996)Owiti FR. East Afr Med J. 1996 Oct;73(10):629-30.


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Chibirov () is a masculine surname, its feminine counterpart is Chibirova. Notable people with the surname include:

 Aleksandr Chibirov (born 1992), Russian football defender
 Lyudvig Chibirov (born 1932), first President of South Ossetia

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ITU / Press / News from ITU / Head of Department: "Researchers should influence digital development"
Head of Department: "Researchers should influence digital development"
As the new Head of the Business IT Department at the IT University of Copenhagen, Lene Pries-Heje manages 40 researchers working in the intersection between digital technologies, businesses and organizations, and people. She finds that developments within AI, among other areas, raise important issues that require researchers to contribute even more directly to development.
Business IT DepartmentResearchEducationLene Pries-Heje
Written March 21, 2019 9:07 AM by Vibeke Arildsen
Artificial Intelligence, blockchain and Internet of Things are technologies that are rapidly changing our society – and the consequences are difficult to predict.
Should we let IT systems make decisions about how job centers should help job-seekers? How does the constant collection of personal data affect us as citizens of a democratic society? And how can a company involve its stakeholders in digital development?
ITU's Business IT Department counts just over 40 researchers who work with these kinds of questions. And they are important issues, because the changes that come with digital development are of fundamental importance to our society, says Head of Department Lene Pries-Heje.
ITU's Business IT Department
The research of the Business IT Department focuses on digital innovation and process models, information infrastructures, change management, public digitization, IT security, blockchain and IT management.
In addition, the department is responsible for the Global Business Informatics, Digital Innovation & Management, and Master in IT Management programmes.
Read more about the department.
There is a risk that technology will run ahead of us and end up controlling things we had not imagined, before we realize it.
"New technologies are challenging countries across the globe, but especially democratic societies like ours. There is a risk that technology will run ahead of us and end up controlling things we had not imagined, before we realize it. So as a department, we should help get Denmark on par with the development and help figure out what we actually want as a society," she says.
Business and privacy blend together
Some of the department's researchers focus on how technology can support companies and organizations, and are also interested in how IT can generate new business models and products. Others investigate the societal implications of technology - for instance the issue of ethics in relation to the design of IoT products.
According to Lene Pries-Heje, however, the two perspectives will increasingly merge, as IT sneaks into all parts of our professional and private lives.
[W]hen we help a company, there are also some citizens on the other side whose privacy needs to be taken into account.
"Previously, we thought of IT systems as something we had in the workplace, but today business and our private lives are increasingly blending together. For example, when companies want to make automatic shopping lists by looking at what is in our refrigerators. There we have the business perspective on the one hand and the private sphere on the other. So when we help a company, there are also some citizens on the other side whose privacy needs to be taken into account," she says.
Technology cannot be seen as isolated, but must be understood in its interaction with the individual and society – including the public sector.
Lene Pries-Heje is Associate Professor and Head of the Business IT Department at the IT University of Copenhagen. She has an MSc in Computer Science and Business Administration (1991) from Copenhagen Business School and a PhD in Information Systems (2009) from ITU.
From 1991-2005 she worked as an IT project manager, Chief Consultant and Executive Manager. After her PhD, she worked as an Assistant Professor at Copenhagen Business School before returning to ITU in 2011.
"When researching how new technology is introduced into businesses and society, it is also necessary to understand the legislation and governance structures around digitization. Since we are entering new territory at the moment, we may not even know how to regulate in order to achieve societal benefits from the new digital products," says Lene Pries-Heje.
Researchers should influence development
Uncertainty about the consequences of new technology calls for researchers to engage even more in – and perhaps even try to influence – the development, says Lene Pries-Heje.
Digitization brings a lot of new opportunities and challenges, and we do not yet know how to ensure a positive development. Here, we researchers need to contribute.
"Digitization brings a lot of new opportunities and challenges, and we do not yet know how to ensure a positive development. Here, we researchers need to contribute," she says.
For example, researchers can make their influence felt through research collaborations with various stakeholders.
"This could be research collaborations with public authorities in terms of looking at the effects of digitization and possibly recommending changes – of course without making the decisions. The interaction with the authority will itself lead to a more direct influence," she says.
The Head of Department recognizes that a more active role challenges the ideal of the neutral, observing researcher.
The big challenge is how we can get involved without abandoning the ideal of being independent researchers. However, the situation requires that we consider how much we can do.
"The big challenge is how we can get involved without abandoning the ideal of being independent researchers. However, the situation requires that we consider how much we can do. That is one of the things that the department will focus on in the future," she says.
Lene Pries-Heje points out that the department's researchers are already doing projects with a good balance.
"For example, we have researchers in the European Blockchain Center who are currently exploring what the blockchain techniques can do, and what opportunities and challenges they present for Danish society. Technologies can be useful and give value, but they can also be the opposite," she says.
In addition, the department contributes to the public debate and to the development of new digitization strategies, for instance through Professor Brit Ross Winthereik's role as digital advisor ('vismand'), she says.
Furthermore, researchers have an influence on the future generation of IT specialists.
"Our programmes prepare students to lead digital transformation. At the same time, giving them an understanding of ethics and morals, and the consequences of digital solutions in general, is a key element. We give the students an understanding of the responsibility you have when helping to create new digital solutions. This is also an important way of engaging in society," says Lene Pries-Heje.
Technology is not a 'black box'
Lene Pries-Heje believes that one of the department's greatest strengths is its location at the IT University – close to digital designers and computer scientists who know the technologies from within.
Technology is not a 'black box' to us. The vast majority of researchers in this department understand the underlying technologies. But at the same time, we understand the societal and organizational consequences of technology.
"Technology is not a 'black box' to us. The vast majority of researchers in this department understand the underlying technologies. But at the same time, we understand the societal and organizational consequences of technology," she says.
In addition, she believes that the department's versatile composition of research profiles is an advantage.
"We have very competent researchers with very different profiles – anthropologists, economists, computer scientists – so even within the department there is great interdisciplinarity. I think this is a strength, also research-wise. The change that society is undergoing means that we have to work together," she says.
Lene Pries-Heje, Head of Department, email lpries@itu.dk
Vibeke Arildsen, Press Officer, phone 2555 0447, email viar@itu.dk


Electrical Drawings are often one of the most ignored factors while constructing a house. We pay attention to Structure Drawings, Floor Plans, and the Architectural style of the house, but what we don't think about is the laying down of an electrical system that is safe and robust in a long term. Though safety is the foremost concern while drafting an Electrical Drawing, there are other things as well which need to be considered. Let us understand how this works.
Electrical Drawings provide the basic layout of the electric system of a house. It tells the path of the electrical wires, placement of power boards and switches, power balancing, and power backup mechanism. A good electrical drawing provides an easy to understand executable layout for an electrician. The above diagram shows how a typical Electrical Drawing looks like.
Consideration of all the safety norms and procedures.
Right power balancing that saves MCB from unnecessary tripping.
Limiting a fire hazard to an area in case of an electrical fire.
Smartly minimizing the material to be used for layout, saving money without compromising on the safety.
Pre-planned backup systems that provide a seamless experience.
Apart from the usual safety value Electrical Drawings provide, another often neglected part is the interiors of the house. Many a times you will see that some homes have external piping or wires whenever an equipment needs to be installed at a later stage. This might turn your beautiful interiors into an ugly sight.
A good Electrical engineer considers all the future possibilities and considers such factors, so that any electrical equipment can be installed easily without any external wiring.
All these factors might seem to be minor issues at present but they turn into major nuisance in future if not taken care of today. So make sure that before starting your house construction, you take all the necessary steps or expert guidance for planning electrical system of your home.


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The Caribbean Music Summit Announces Keynote Speakers
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The Caribbean Music Summit, a three-day music and entertainment event taking place on 1-3 February 2015, at the Hilton Barbados, announced today the addition of Joe Belliotti, Head of Global Music Marketing at The Coca-Cola Company and Eric Sheinkop, CEO of Music Dealers, as keynote speakers.
"As the music industry adapts to an era of unprecedented change, the collaboration of Coca-Cola with emerging talent has provided artists with meaningful resources to develop their careers, hone their craft and share their art with new fans across the world," said Eric Sheinkop, CEO, Music Dealers. "This partnership adds tremendous value for the artist and the brand simultaneously."


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2012 NCAA Division III Baseball
Bates College at Southern Maine
May 02, 2012 at Gorham, Maine (USM Baseball Stadium)
Bates College 1 (21-16)
Player ab r h rbi bb so po a lob
M. Hyde lf 4 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 5
K. Davis dh 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
M. Ciummei 3b 4 0 2 0 0 0 3 2 0
G. Tewksbury 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
S. Burke cf 4 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0
K. McGregor 1b 4 0 0 0 0 1 11 0 0
J. Gunn c 3 1 2 0 1 0 3 2 0
N. Pajka rf 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0
R. Sonberg ss 4 0 4 0 0 0 1 5 0
B. Reynolds p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Antonellis p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
C. Fusco p 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
D. Bonneau p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 35 1 10 1 1 3 24 13 9
Southern Maine 6 (20-16)
David Ricker lf 3 2 3 0 1 0 4 0 0
Jake Glauser rf 4 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0
Tucker White dh 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1
Nick Grady 3b 4 2 1 2 0 0 1 1 2
Forrest Chadwick cf 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0
Brett Barrett 1b 4 0 0 1 0 0 10 1 0
John Carey 2b 2 0 0 1 0 1 1 6 0
Troy Thibodeau ph/ss 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Matt Verrier c 4 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 3
Matt Powers ss/2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 0
Alex Tobey p 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Greg Holmes p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Nathan Veilleux p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Luke Hammond p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dustin Stanton p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Score by Innings                    R  H  E
Bates College....... 000 010 000 -  1 10  5
Southern Maine...... 400 110 00X -  6  8  1
E - M. Ciummei; G. Tewksbury; K. McGregor; J. Gunn; R. Sonberg; Powers. DP - Bates 1; Southern Me. 2. LOB - Bates 9; Southern Me. 6. 2B - R. Sonberg; Ricker. HBP - Carey. SF - M. Hyde. SB - R. Sonberg; Ricker 3; Chadwick; Carey. CS - Barrett.
Bates College ip h r er bb so wp bk hbp ibb ab bf fo go
B. Reynolds L,0-1 2.0 6 4 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 12 13 1 5
Antonellis 4.0 2 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 16 17 3 5
C. Fusco 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 0
D. Bonneau 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 1
Southern Maine ip h r er bb so wp bk hbp ibb ab bf fo go
Alex Tobey W,2-2 5.0 5 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 19 20 4 8
Greg Holmes 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 1 1
Nathan Veilleux 1.0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 2 1
Luke Hammond 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 1
Dustin Stanton 1.0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 6 2 0
Win - Tobey (2-2). Loss - B. Reynolds (0-1). Save - None. HBP - by B. Reynolds (Carey).
Umpires - HP: Pat Irish 1B: Rob Robinson
Start: 4 p.m. Time: 2:06 Attendance: 100
Weather: Overcast, mid 40s
Bates College starters: 25/lf M. Hyde; 24/dh K. Davis; 4/3b M. Ciummei; 28/2b G. Tewksbury; 5/cf S. Burke; 18/1b K. McGregor; 30/c J. Gunn; 35/rf N. Pajka; 9/ss R. Sonberg; 20/p B. Reynolds;
Southern Maine starters: 24/lf Ricker; 12/rf Glauser; 21/dh T. White; 16/3b Grady; 9/cf Chadwick; 14/1b Barrett; 5/2b Carey; 23/c Verrier; 1/ss Powers; 28/p Tobey;
Bates College 1st - M. Hyde struck out looking. K. Davis grounded out to 2b. M. Ciummei fouled out to 1b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Southern Maine 1st - Ricker singled to right field. Glauser singled to right field; Ricker advanced to second. T. White singled to pitcher; Glauser advanced to second; Ricker advanced to third. Grady singled through the right side, 2 RBI, advanced to second; T. White advanced to third, scored on an error by 1b; Glauser scored; Ricker scored. Chadwick grounded out to ss; Grady advanced to third. Barrett grounded out to ss, RBI; Grady scored. Carey hit by pitch. Carey stole second. Verrier grounded out to ss. 4 runs, 4 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Bates College 2nd - G. Tewksbury grounded out to 2b. S. Burke grounded out to ss. K. McGregor out at first 2b to p. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Southern Maine 2nd - Powers flied out to cf. Ricker singled to third base. Glauser reached on a fielder's choice; Ricker advanced to second, out at third ss to 3b. T. White singled to right field; Glauser advanced to third. Grady grounded out to 2b. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Bates College 3rd - J. Gunn reached on a throwing error by ss. N. Pajka flied out to lf. R. Sonberg singled up the middle; J. Gunn advanced to second. M. Hyde reached on a fielder's choice; R. Sonberg out at second 2b to ss; J. Gunn advanced to third. K. Davis grounded out to 2b. 0 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 2 LOB.
Southern Maine 3rd - Antonellis to p for B. Reynolds. Chadwick reached on a fielding error by 2b. Chadwick stole second. Barrett grounded out to p; Chadwick advanced to third. Carey struck out looking. Verrier grounded out to 3b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Bates College 4th - M. Ciummei singled to left center. G. Tewksbury fouled out to 3b. S. Burke grounded into double play 3b to 2b to 1b; M. Ciummei out on the play. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Southern Maine 4th - Powers flied out to lf. Ricker doubled down the lf line. Ricker stole third, scored on a throwing error by c, unearned. Glauser grounded out to p. T. White flied out to rf. 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 0 LOB.
Bates College 5th - K. McGregor struck out looking. J. Gunn singled up the middle. N. Pajka singled to center field; J. Gunn advanced to second. R. Sonberg singled up the middle; N. Pajka advanced to second; J. Gunn advanced to third. M. Hyde flied out to lf, RBI, SF; N. Pajka advanced to third; J. Gunn scored. R. Sonberg stole second. K. Davis grounded out to 1b unassisted. 1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Southern Maine 5th - Grady reached on a fielding error by 3b. Chadwick singled to right field; Grady advanced to second. Barrett reached on a fielder's choice; Chadwick out at second 2b unassisted; Grady advanced to third. Carey reached on a fielder's choice, RBI; Barrett advanced to second; Grady scored, unearned. Carey advanced to second; Barrett out at third c to 3b, caught stealing. Verrier struck out looking. 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Bates College 6th - Holmes to p for Tobey. M. Ciummei singled to left field. G. Tewksbury grounded into double play 1b to ss to 1b; M. Ciummei out on the play. S. Burke flied out to cf. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Southern Maine 6th - Powers grounded out to 3b. Ricker walked. Ricker stole second. Ricker stole third. Glauser struck out looking. T. White lined out to 3b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Bates College 7th - Veilleux to p for Holmes. K. McGregor flied out to rf. J. Gunn walked. N. Pajka fouled out to c. R. Sonberg doubled down the lf line; J. Gunn advanced to third. M. Hyde grounded out to ss. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Southern Maine 7th - C. Fusco to p for Antonellis. Grady popped up to ss. Chadwick reached on a fielding error by ss. Barrett lined into double play p to 1b; Chadwick out on the play. 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 error, 0 LOB.
Bates College 8th - Hammond to p for Veilleux. K. Davis flied out to cf. M. Ciummei grounded out to ss. G. Tewksbury popped up to ss. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Southern Maine 8th - D. Bonneau to p for C. Fusco. T. Thibodeau pinch hit for Carey. T. Thibodeau struck out swinging, out at first c to 1b. Verrier flied out to cf. Powers grounded out to ss. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Bates College 9th - Stanton to p for Hammond. T. Thibodeau to ss. Powers to 2b. S. Burke struck out swinging. K. McGregor fouled out to lf. J. Gunn singled down the rf line. N. Pajka singled through the left side; J. Gunn advanced to second. R. Sonberg singled to right field; N. Pajka advanced to second; J. Gunn advanced to third. M. Hyde flied out to lf. 0 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
Southern Maine 6, Bates College 1 (May 02, 2012 at Gorham, Maine)
Bates College....... 000 010 000  -  1 10  5      (21-16)
Southern Maine...... 400 110 00X  -  6  8  1      (20-16)
Pitchers: Bates College - B. Reynolds; Antonellis(3); C. Fusco(7); D. Bonneau(8).
Southern Maine - Alex Tobey; Greg Holmes(6); Nathan Veilleux(7); Luke Hammond(8);
Dustin Stanton(9).
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PRPS to offer a new homeschooling program next year
Posted on March 3, 2021 by 40 Mile Commentator
Commentator Courier File Photo Roger Clarke, PRSD superintendent,
Prairie Rose Public Schools will be offering a new homeschooling program starting in the 2021-2022 school year.
The program will be a full time and shared homeschooling curriculum.
PRPS began engaging with home-schooling parents last fall in the southeast region to gain a better understanding about programming priorities and the reasons the homeschooling option was chosen.
The school division found out through the engagement that 500 students in the PRSP attendance area had chosen homeschooling instead being in the classroom.
"We went through this process, we did a consultation with some parents and (said), 'What is it we can offer you?' because these parents do want home education," said Roger Clarke, PRPS superintendent.
"They believe in being home with their children and we want to respect that. In home education, the parent is responsible for delivery and for assessment. Normally, even if they're a home education provider, you sign up the kids to your school division and facilitate that process—and get the right materials and do the work at home—and that's how it goes. Parents have all the autonomy to figure out the day."
Clarke said some of the parents in the consultation said there are times they want some service.
"Now with how the funding manual works, in what's called Shared Responsibility, we have more ability to do that," said Clarke.
"From a Shared Responsibility model, if a parents decides to sign their child up in terms of getting some programming and help at the school, they need to be at least 20 per cent with the school and 80 per cent at home."
The reason PRSP is moving ahead with a home education program is so the school division can support the kids and families in their area who do not currently access facilities in their backyard, said Clarke.
Sherry Rissling will be moving over from Seven Persons School to be principal of the program.
"We know it's going to be slow going—she might only have 20 to 30 kids next year," said Clarke.
"But the truth is we want our public (schools) to gain confidence in the fact what our intention is— and our intention is to solely help kids. Her job will be obviously if there are kids and parents saying 'Yeah we want to sign up with Prairie Rose. We still want to still educate our children at home but we want this, 'X',' to bring the parent in the school and figure out how to make that happen."
The parents will have to bring the student to the school where the course is offered and then transport them home again.
"COVID allowed us to re-think that we have more possibility in this area," said Clarke.
"The more they do with the school, the greater the percentage is of the time the school division is providing the assistance; therefore the greater amount of money we can get through the Shared Responsibility grant," said Clarke.
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Talking With Young Children About Death
Company/Organization: PBS Video
Series: Let's Talk About It
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Produced by Family Communications, Inc., 1986. Distributed by PBS VIDEO.
©1988 Public Broadcasting Service.
"Anything human is mentionable, and anything mentionable can be manageable." This basic approach is one of the themes of this program which features a candid discussion about the way Mister Rogers approaches the topic of death in his program "Death of a Goldfish." Fred Rogers is joined by Hedda Sharapan, a noted expert on children, as they discuss "how to talk about death with children."
This video includes several clips from Episode 1101, the episode commonly referred to as "Death of a Goldfish."
An instrumental of I Like To Be Told is used in the opening of this video.
With Fred Rogers and Hedda Sharapan
Directed by Sam Silberman
Produced by Barry Head
Portions of the preceding program were excerpted from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
© 1970 Family Communications, Inc.
A production of Family Communications


Sweden is famous for minimalistic and functional design. Whether it's furniture or fashion, the less is more principle seems to instinctively apply. On top of that, the Swedes have a shared intrinsic environmental awareness, something they take a lot of pride in. All these characteristics, and then some, are infused into the farmer's racer bag. We've tested a bag for a few months and asked the founder how and, importantly, why he does it.
In the spruce forests of Småland in the southeastern part of Sweden lives a farmer. His name is Lars Gustavsson and, like so many Smålandish farmers before him, Lars prefers the simple life. He is also a fan of motorcycles, which apparently have been a big deal around those parts for decades.
Lars has a bachelor's degree in design, but he's also actually a trained farmer. Living off the land has made him realise that something is wrong with the way society is geared for mass consumption.
"I want my shoes to last for a long time, I keep repairing my car, and my television from 1995 is working well," he says.
How To Fix The Way We Consume?
Being fed up with short-term trends and the ever-spinning wheels of consumerism, Lars decided to do something about it. This was in 2011.
Lars wanted to make a change; he wanted to rediscover sustainable production and consumption. He just needed something to make; a slow craft with high-quality materials – something that would last a long time.
One item soon caught his interest, something that is every farmer's trusted companion: the tool bag. This simple container has multiple purposes. It's made to carry tools, lunch, and an extra shirt. But the bag also has another function.
Dirt bike racing is a popular spare time hobby in that part of Sweden. Find a barn, shed or backyard and you'll probably also find a bike in the making. And the useful tool bag is of course brought from the tractor to the barn and the racetrack.


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Once in a Lifetime - Climate Justice summit
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Mon, 23 Sep 2019, 09:00 – Tue, 24 Sep 2019, 17:00 BST
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Tue, 24 Sep 2019, 17:00 BST
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Brought to you by Amos Trust and A Rocha UK (Eco Church).
Climate change is a justice issue.
Those who have the least political and economic power, and the least responsibility for the changing climate, are affected the most. We have a moral and ethical imperative to respond to their call for immediate action.
We are inviting community activists, experts, artists and theologians from the UK and the Global South to take part in an interactive 2-day summit at the St Paul's Centre in Cambridge.
We are delighted that Dámaris E. Albuquerque and Gilberto Aguirre from our partner CEPAD in Nicaragua will be joining us. CEPAD equips rural communities to develop sustainable local responses to the impact of climate change.
Nicaragua is particularly vulnerable to climate change — according to the 2017 Global Climate Risk Index, Nicaragua is the fourth most at-risk nation in the world due to changing climates. It is the second poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Over the weekend of September 22nd-23rd, there will be two packed days of presentation sessions and inter-session activities exploring topics of information architecture.
There will be eight sessions each day, being technical presentations, case studies, panels, and interactive workshops. These will be scheduled with 15 minute breaks, giving ample time for corridor conversations, networking, feeding nicotine addictions, and catching up with your colleagues.
We will also facilitate informal activities during the breaks which explore various aspects of Information Architecture, where participation is entirely optional. For example, all attendees will be invited to write their current job title onto a sticky note and those interested can then conduct an ongoing card sort over the rest of the weekend.
The call for session proposals has closed, but we are still interested in hearing proposals for activities.


One of the best aspects of managing a pay-per-click campaign is the completeness of data. It is the only advertising medium that can give you a fairly accurate representation of how many eyeballs see your ad, and it's the only advertising medium that can regularly associate a user behavior with an advertising placement.
There's no perfect metric with which you can analyze campaign success. As this list indicates, the most important metrics really can vary on a client-by-client, or an industry-by-industry basis. In addition, it is important to realize that all of your media campaigns – paid search, direct mail, outdoor, radio, social networking – interact with each other and, as a result, you can never be sure what keyword or ad language truly drove which purchase.
The nice thing about pay-per-click marketing, though, is that you have an idea. That's a start.


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A chameleon using its tongue
The design we see in nature is powerful evidence for the existence of God. Indeed, it is so powerful that it forced world-renowned atheist Antony Flew to admit his lifetime of scholarship was wrong and that God must exist. The more we learn about this planet and the life on it, the more we stand in awe of that amazing design. The chameleon is an excellent example of this trend. For a long time, scientists have known about the amazing design features of the chameleon. The more we learn, however, the more amazing chameleons become!
For quite some time, biologists have puzzled over why a chameleon's tongue is not affected by the temperature. After all, chameleons are cold-blooded. In other words, they cannot regulate their internal body temperature. As a result, their internal body temperature changes with the temperature of their surroundings. The colder the surroundings get, the colder the internal temperature of a chameleon gets.
Well, the colder the temperature, the slower the chemical reactions that power an animal's muscles. Because of this, cold-blooded animals show a significant reduction in muscle action the colder the surroundings become. However, a chameleon's tongue shows no significant reduction in action, even when the temperature dips almost to the freezing point of water! This is strange, because the tongue is a muscle, and all the chameleon's other muscles are affected by temperature. Why not the tongue? Biologists now know the answer to that question, and it is remarkable.
Science News recently reported1 that researcher from the University of South Florida in Tampa found that a chameleon's tongue contains a sheath of elastic collagen. When the chameleon retracts its tongue, the muscles work hard, because they are compressing the collagen. This stores energy, much like the compression of a spring.
When the chameleon wants to shoot its tongue out of its mouth to nab its prey, it doesn't rely as much on its muscles. Instead, it relies on all that stored energy in the elastic collagen that is in its tongue. So the elastic collagen stores up a lot of energy as it is being compressed, and then when it is released, the energy stretches out the collagen, and the tongue along with it. As the author of the Science News article states:
Using elastic collagen instead of muscle power to shoot its tongue at prey lets a chameleon catch breakfast even when its muscles are stiff from the cold…
Of course, this is just what you would expect from a Master Designer. God knows that the chameleon needs a fast tongue to catch its prey. It doesn't need to retract its tongue quickly. After all, once the prey is caught, a few more seconds to "reel it in" won't matter. However, even a fraction of a second too slow when it comes to shooting out its tongue, and the prey is never caught. As a result, God designed a system that allows the muscles to work on retraction, but not so much when it comes to shooting the tongue out of the mouth. We live in an amazingly-engineered world!
1. Sid Perkins, "How Chameleons Hunt with a Snap," Science News, April 10, 2010, p. 14.
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I'm glad I stumbled upon your blog. I had the privilege of hearing you speak (the topic was "Eco-Hysteria") at the CHEC homeschool conference in 2008, but was pleasantly surprised to find your blog with extensive information on creation science. Plus – your hobbies are theatre and WOW, so you can't be a bad guy, LOL (by the way, if you're ever on the Venture Co. server look my up – my character is Bobberus)
I was wondering if you might address a specific topic: the distant starlight problem. I've seen this used several times by athiests and Darwinian evolutionsists and would love to hear your take on it.
Hi Roger. Thanks for commenting! Ben is right. The "Starlight and Time" book is an excellent one. Essentially, the idea is that the universe was birthed from a white hole, which is the reverse of a black hole. Both structures are allowed by the equations of general relativity. In this scenario, if you assume a spherical expansion of the universe (which is NOT what the big bang assumes), you get the interesting effect that time passes very slowly for anything near the center of the universe during the initial stages of universal expansion. As a result, billions of years can pass at the edges of the universe, while only thousands of years pass for objects near the center. This, of course, allows for a thousands-of-years old earth to see starlight from billions of light years away, as long as it is near the center of the universe. It is a sound theory from the standpoint of general relativity, but because it uses general relativity, it is kind of esoteric.
Here is one summary of the theory. As is the case with robust scientific paradigms, there have been numerous variants of the theory produced, probably the most rigorous by John Hartnett.
Ben Michael Fournier says:
Hey Roger, there is a fairly good book on the light transit time problem, Starlight and Time by Dr Russell Humphreys. Basically by assuming the universe has a center of gravity and an edge of matter, relativistic time dilation then plays a role. The red shifts indicate that objects were closer in the past, so the closer the objects the more pronounced the time dilation.
I too used to be a creationist, until I had the facts laid out before me.
Let's Test Them: Evolution vs. Creationism
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Peter, I was actually an evolutionist before I looked at the data. The data speak so strongly in favor of creation, however, there was no way I could keep my scientific integrity and still believe in evolution. As Dr. Michael Behe says, "You can be a good Catholic and believe in Darwininsm. Biochemistry has made it increasingly difficult, however, to be a thoughtful scientist and believe in it." (Gerald L. Schroeder, The Science of God, Broadway Books, p. 27, 1997)
If the links you gave are any indication of what "facts" were laid out before you, then you have really been duped. The YouTube video you sent doesn't even get the predictions of creationism correct! For example, it claims that creation predicts no order in the fossil record. That is absolutely false. It makes very specific predictions about the order of the fossils in the fossil record, and those predictions are borne out by the data. Indeed, creationism provides a better representation of the fossil record than does evolution, as there is no need to make up such mythical things as "stratigraphic leaks," "reworked specimens," and "paraconformities" to explain around data that don't fit the prediction.
If you really want to learn what science says about origins, here are a couple of good primers that will show you just how well you have been duped:
Hasn't Evolution Been Proven True?
Successful Predictions by Creation Scientists
Peter, what do you consider the difference between premises and conclusions to be? What do you consider the difference between facts and interpretations to be?
Can you tell me which layers are considered post flood? Regarding the fossil record, why are flowering plants confined only to upper layers? And why is their pollen also confined to the same regions?
Here's a rebuttal to your stratigraphy article;
http://www.answersincreation.org/cstrat.htm
Also, if that article so adequately explained the fossil record from a YEC perspective in 1999, why did Andrew Snelling say in 2008 that "nearly five decades after the Genesis Flood we still have no comprehensive model of earth history explaining the geologic (strata and fossil) record?"
http://scienceblogs.com/evolutionblog/2008/08/report_on_the_sixth_internatio_1.php
By the way, if you think Michael Behe is a trustworthy scientific source I can quote him right back at you.
"When two lineages share what appears to be an arbitrary genetic accident, the case for common descent becomes compelling, just as the case for plagiarism becomes overpowering when one writer makes the same unusual misspellings of another, within a copy of the same words. That sort of evidence is seen in the genomes of chimps and chimpanzees. For example, both humans and chimps have a broken copy of a gene that in other mammals helps make vitamin C. As a result, neither humans nor chimps can make their own vitamin C. If an ancestor of the two species originally sustained the mutation and then passed it to both descendant species, that would neatly explain the situation.
More compelling evidence for the shared ancestry of humans and other primates comes from their hemoglobin—not just their working hemoglobin, but a broken hemoglobin gene, too. …. In the region between the two gamma genes and a gene that works after birth, human DNA contains a broken gene (called a "psedugoene") that closely resembles a working gene for a beta chain, but has features in its sequence that preclude it from coding successfully for a protein.
Chimp DNA has a very similar pseudogene at the same position. The beginning of the human pseudogene has two particular changes in two nucleotides that seem to deactivate the gene. The chimp pseudogene has the exact same changes. A bit further down in the human pseudogene is a deletion mutation, where one particular letter is missing. For technical reasons, the deletion irrevocably messes up the gene's coding. The very same letter is missing in the chimp gene. Toward the end of the human pseduogene another letter is missing. The chimp pseudogene is missing it, too.
The same mistakes in the same gene in the same positions of both human and chimp DNA. If a common ancestor first sustained the mutational mistakes and subsequently gave rise to those two modern species, that would very readily account for why both species have them now. It's hard to imagine how there could be stronger evidence for common ancestry of chimps and humans.
That strong evidence from the pseudogene points well beyond the ancestry of humans. Despite some remaining puzzles, there's no reason to doubt that Darwin had this point right, that all creatures on earth are biological relatives."
The Edge of Evolution?, pages 70-71.
Peter, I think you need to read a LOT more science before you start making comments, because you seem to be rather ignorant about what science has learned over the years. Because creationists stress real science, we don't try to impose structure in geology when it isn't there. So while evolutionists desperately try to link strata in different parts of the world because they are forced to assume the strata represent epochs of time, creationists follow the data. You cannot say all strata above a given layer in the geological column is post-flood, because geology depends on the region. In general, the Pleistocene is probably a good place to start thinking the geology is post flood. However, it would depend on region, since the layers of the fossil record are ecological zones, not epochs of time.
Flowering plants are MOSTLY confined to the upper layers of the fossil record because, of course, they were fossilized at the later stages of the Flood, after the major marine ecological zones were fossilized. I am glad that you brought up the flowering plants, as your question, "And why is their pollen also confined to the same regions?" demonstrates both your ignorance of paleontology and a major problem for the evolutionary interpretation of the fossil record. You see, the pollen of flowering plants is NOT confined to the upper levels. Pollen has been found in layers much deeper than it should be. Of course, evolutionists "explain around" these kinds of "rabbits in the Cambrian" by calling them "stratigraphic leaks." Creationists need not "explain around" the data, since pollen existed when all layers of rock were laid down, and since pollen travels well, it could be expected to be found in rocks that don't correspond to flowering plant ecological zones.
Your supposed "rebuttal" article is truly laughable. The article itself admits that it doesn't deal with the real issues: "For most of the following sections, we will not discuss the intricacies of their arguments, but will only mention minor points." It also makes demonstrably false statements like, "It is even hard to comprehend how any reputable scientist can sanely testify to a young earth, for they must do so by completely ignoring most of the evidence. " There are several reputable scientists (including many geologists and paleontologists) who testify to a young earth, specifically because they look at the evidence. Indeed, it is old-earth scientists who ignore the evidence. Also, the article claims, "The authors continue their discussion, making the claim that 'event-based stratigraphy' is 'strongly implied in the Bible.' Where? There is no mention of any events that could cause a stratigraphic layer in the Bible outside the Flood, and the Flood does not mention any stratigraphy." Once again, this statement is demonstrably false. The Bible discusses how the Flood involved the "fountains of the deep" erupting, which would definitely fossilize the ocean bottom first. Also, it discusses the floodwaters rising, which would mean the land-based ecosystems would be fossilized later. Thus, stratigraphy is, indeed, strongly implied.
I think you need to start looking for more reasonable sources, as that article does nothing but show Greg Neyman's ignorance.
By the way, since you searched for a rebuttal article to the creationist stratigraphy article I sent you (probably rather than reading either article), that means you now agree that the YouTube link you sent me is drivel, since it specifically says creationists have no stratigraphy. I am glad that you have learned something already. I hope this trend continues!
Snelling's comment simply means that we don't have all the details of geology worked out. That can be said of most scientific endeavors, especially severely underfunded ones. However, since the Flood model need not refer to mythical things like stratigraphic leaks, reworked specimens, and paraconformities, it is clearly a more scientific model than the current uniformitarian model.
Micheal Behe is a trusted scientific source, but even trusted sources can be wrong. I consider Neils Bohr a trusted scientific source, but his model of the atom was wrong. Indeed, Darwin is a trusted source on many issues, because he provided excellent evidence and documentation for adaptation via natural selection. You see, I actually look at the data rather than simply listen to those I consider to be "high priests" of science. Rather than taking anyone's word for something, I actually look at the evidence myself. You should try it sometime.
Behe seems to have fallen into the trap that a lot of geneticists have fallen into – thinking that broken genes can only break once. That is a rather narrow view, and it certainly doesn't stack with the evidence. In fact, many "shared mistakes" exist between rats and humans, but no one is touting that as evidence that they are closely related. Indeed, these "shared mistakes" are well understood in a creationist framework.
So we see that a creationist view is certainly more reasonable in both genetics and geology. That's why I am a creationist. To be an evolutionist would mean I have to ignore the majority of the data, and as a scientist, I simply cannot do that.
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Granny Smith apples add sweetness to this savory beer-braised pork chop dinner. You can also substitute pears which would be just as delicious. This is an old recipe that's marked "Yugoslavian Pork Chops".
Trim chops of any excess fat. I cut off the tail of the chop and dice into small pieces. Brown fat and pork pieces until golden brown and crispy. Set aside.
In the pan drippings, brown chops and season with salt and pepper. Set aside.
Add garlic, onions and apples and saute until golden brown.
Add apple onion mixture to your baking pan.
Melt butter in same skillet and add flour. Cook for about 1 minute.
Add beer and bring to a simmer, scraping up any brown bits. Cook over medium heat until slightly thickened.
Pour gravy over pork chops and apple and onions, cover and bake at 350 degrees F. for one hour.
Serve with mashed potatoes and Harvard Baby Beets.
Add beets and cook slowly stirring occasionally until beets are heated through.


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On the occasion of Bahnhofsviertelnacht, basis will present a selection of video works. Along the exhibition format on display with two works of Silva Agostini, a choice of moving-image works by artists of the basis studios can be seen at Gutleutstraße.
Additionally, the exhibition The Survivors by Young Joo Lee opens at the open project space in Elbestraße.
In her exhibition The Survivors Young Joo Lee brings together different media to create an archaeology of the future. Starting from the human body and its relation to the nature, technology, and society surrounding it, the artist's works explore dependencies in relationships and the construction of perception. Lee is particularly interested in the misunderstandings and misinterpretations which result from multilayered levels of perception, from divergent ideas of reality and history, and from the largely nontransparent interrelations between man and technology, and which shape, even define, the post-human view of man.
By means of subtle allusions and the implementation of a vocabulary derived from legends and myths Lee lays bare past as well as cross-generational, and hence still current, perceptions and forms of understanding in the ways people live together. She takes different symbols and narratives and introduces these into her works to make new (hi)stories or extended perceptual patterns. The human body and its limits are broadened and simultaneously alienated through (mass) technological products. The idea of the linearity of history is called into question and fragments of the past, present, and future mingle to form a new, self-contained world.
The individual works step into new, albeit loose, relations to each other through their positioning and arrangement in space. The viewer is confronted with the construction of a new reality where technology dependence, the fragility of human perception, and the connection to, and idea of, reality can break apart. Yet the artist avoids judging the situation, displaying instead the potential inherent in misinterpretations. And while the various works each refer to different facets and aspects, all of them are connected by the spiritual notion of a collective consciousness.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. … The American Hockey League announced today that Iowa Wild forward Jordan Schroeder has been selected as the CCM/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Oct. 30, 2016.
Schroeder scored goals in each of his games last week, finishing the week with four goals and three assists for seven points in three contests.
After being held scoreless in his first five games of the season, Schroeder broke out with a goal and two assists in Tuesday's 7-3 loss to Cleveland. He followed that up with another three-point night on Friday vs. Milwaukee, scoring twice (including the game-winning goal) and adding an assist in a 6-1 victory. Then on Saturday, Schroeder scored again to help the Wild to a 3-2 win at Milwaukee.
A first-round pick (22nd overall) by Vancouver in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, Schroeder now leads Iowa with four goals and seven points in eight games this season. The seventh-year pro from Prior Lake, Minn., has skated in 275 career AHL games with Iowa, Utica, Chicago and Manitoba, totaling 75 goals and 109 assists for 184 points. Schroeder has also tallied 11 goals and 16 assists for 27 points in 107 NHL games with Vancouver and Minnesota.
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"Progress" Revisited: China in the 1950s
Organizer: Xiaojia Hou, San Jose State University, USA
Chair: Brian J. DeMare, Tulane University, USA
Discussant: Neil J. Diamant, Dickinson College, USA
During the decade after the establishment of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, Chinese society underwent a series of rapid and dramatic transformations. These changes, generated by various state policies and programs, were commonly understood through the twin rubrics of "progress" and "liberation." Existing literature largely describes progress and liberation within the context of political and economic development, but their implications for the day to day lives of ordinary people are much less documented. Drawing on oral histories and newly available archival materials, this panel elucidates the human drama experienced by "revolutionary" peasants, "liberated" female dramatists, "feminized" Shanghai men, and "born again" businessmen during the first decade of the PRC. Together, our presentations demonstrate how the everyday lives of these Chinese citizens were affected by the "progressive" changes wrought by the PRC state. Each case study examines a different subset of Chinese society, examining diverse responses to social transformations and discussing how Chinese people were categorized and re-conceptualized through interaction with the rhetoric and programs of a "progressive" and "liberating" state. Our studies detail obvious and subtle changes in daily life, as well as elaborate on local strategies of both survival and development. In sum, this panel seeks to explore the multiple meanings of progress and liberation in the 1950s for the Chinese people, and in turn cast a critical eye on the meanings of these often-employed concepts.
Under Direction: Female Actors on Mao's Stage in the Early PRC
Brian J. DeMare, Tulane University, USA
For many Chinese citizens, the establishment of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in 1949 promised an era of progress and emancipation; this was assumed to be particularly true for women, long believed to be suffering under feudal and patriarchal rule. And indeed, during the 1950s women were increasingly moving into public and political roles, a phenomenon nowhere clearer than in the emergence of female actors. Previously barred from the stage in favor of male actors dressed in drag, women were now free to stake claim to a public and political role. In their dramatic productions, furthermore, women were able to promote pro-female state policies, most notably during the campaign for the new Marriage Law during the early 1950s. Yet by ascending to the stage, female actors were paradoxically drawn closer to a coercive and authoritarian state system that sought to use their talents to promote a host of policies that adversely affected Chinese women; in many cases, these female actors were in fact acting against their own interests. The state supported patriarchal drama troupe system, moreover, was dominated by male directors who severely limited the authority of their female actors. By questioning the assumption that public performance is a form of emancipation, this presentation seeks to balance the search for female agency and the real liberation found by women actors on stage with a contrasting narrative of encroaching authoritarian state power to better understand the lives of female actors during the 1950s.
Under the Shadow of Progress: Making Chinese Peasants Backward in the Early PRC
Xiaojia Hou, San Jose State University, USA
Chinese peasants were the backbone of China's communist revolution. During the revolutionary years, influenced by Marxist ideology and wartime experiences, Chinese communists developed misconceptions about peasants and the rural economy. These misconceptions became the basis upon which they built their expectations and guidelines for rural polices in subsequent years. On the eve of the founding of the PRC, Mao Zedong took pleasure in stressing that Chinese peasants had more social consciousness than all American workers and many British workers. But, soon after, revolutionary optimists like Mao were unpleasantly surprised by the apparent lack of social consciousness possessed by Chinese peasants. This presentation begins by examining several important misconceptions and groundless expectations of peasants that were held by Chinese communists in 1949. Then, based on case studies in Shanxi province, the presentation addresses how Chinese peasants who attempted to farm using their long-standing methods did not fit well into the growing socialist economy. The gulf between Chinese communists' expectations of peasants and the reality of the situation in rural China was often read by Chinese communists as Chinese peasants' "backwardness." In the early 1950s, as the new Chinese society progressed, Chinese peasants became inconveniently backward. In 1953, Chinese communists decided to help peasants to progress toward socialism along the lines of the Soviet collectivization model. This presentation explores the social and conceptual circumstances behind this decision.
Shanghai Little Men: Social Consequences of the Food Rationing in Shanghai
James Z. Gao, University of Maryland, College Park, USA
The paper examines social consequences of the food rationing in Shanghai with special analyses of Shanghai Little Men. The male Shanghainese are notorious for their talent of doing house works, including cooking and shopping. Since these jobs used to be regarded as a duty of housewives, the Shanghai men were given the nickname of Shanghai Little Men. My research finds that the Shanghai men did not step into the realm of women until the city began the food rationing in the 1950s. The paper explores how the state-controlled food supply impelled husbands to share house works with wives and led to men's control over family's food consumption. Playing the new role, Shanghai Little Men won a reputation of being "family men" and smart in using personal connections to get better food and other state supplies. This reflects new power relations between distributors and consumers, in which state-planed daily supplies became personal capital ready to exchange for private benefits. The new patron-client network was generated by and expanded in the state-planned economy. Since the state food distribution system was designed in favor of the urban population, it enabled Shanghai Little Men to manage their daily life, enjoying comparatively sufficient food supply. This made Shanghai Little Men attractive for girls. Although "little men" means lack of machismo, their legal Shanghai resident statues appeared to be the most valuable because of the widened gap between the PRC's "progressed" cities and impoverished countryside.
"Born Again": Thought Reform and Daily Life Among Private Industrialists and Businessman, 1956-1966
Xiaocai Feng, East China Normal University, China
In 1956, the PRC state officially announced the successful socialist transformation of China's private industrialists and businessmen, a process that had deprived these individuals of their claims to private ownership over their past enterprises and businesses. Despite this accomplishment, however, the PRC state insisted that these former private industrialists and businessmen would continue to retain their "capitalist" class status, as well as demanded further education and thought reform for these "capitalists." Inexorably tied to this negative class label, these individuals slowly and painfully learned how to participate in state-directed thought reform and education programs and thus demonstrate their "progress" to the CCP. Critically, their participation in these state-run programs coincided with fundamental changes in their daily lives. In most cases, their income levels dropped substation ally, while family relations, particularly ties to children, deteriorated. Social networks and ties among private networks, meanwhile, quickly faded away. This presentation investigates the transformation of Chinese "capitalists" during this critical moment, when they were bound to this negative class label yet stripped of their former capitalist ownership, in order to elucidate the ironic outcomes of their demonstrations of "progress" to the PRC state.


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The Under 15's continued their league campaign with a visit from Leinster to the Park on Thursday. This was going to be a step up in class of opposition as Leinster have been on a good run and although they were missing a couple of players so were we.
The team that took the field was – James Maginnis, Stephen Black, Louis McDonough, Abdullah Tariq, Theo Dempsey, Callum O'Byrne, Joe McCarthy, Ryan Condell, Sarah White, Ali Keenan, Georgina Dempsey – 12th Alison Black.
Clearly James has not been practising tossing as he lost for the third match in a row and so into the field we went with the objective of keeping the score to a chaseable target.
Stephen and Louis opened with their now usual skill and application and had got us to 57 when Louis was out for 21, followed quickly by Stephen for 33. First collapse of the season ?, not a chance as James and Abdullah restored order with a 76 run partnership with Abdi going for 26. James brought up his 50 and no sooner had he raised his bat when he was back in the sheds. Callum and Theo were charged with getting us home and although it took a bit longer than hoped they got the job done with 3 balls to spare, Theo 20* Callum 13*. Never felt we were going to be short.
Overall best win of the season given the opposition and onwards to Cup and League fixtures v YMCA.