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  misquoted jesus - ehrman
many people in the east have access to media now more than ever. that media has allowed much freedom of investigation but it has also resulted in some inaccurate stereotypes. i want to deal with some of those and specifically those surrounding books by bart ehrman out of north carolina in the usa. he has written a book called orthodox corruption of scripture (1997) and a simplified book of the same material called misquoting jesus. http://howtoknowgod.wordpress.com us fed announces $800bn stimulus the us fed says it will inject another $800bn into the economy as it battles to stimulate lending and boost the economy plan creates debt mountain growth figure points to gloom obama vows to reform budget rusafa prison iraq jails 'terribly overcrowded' the bbc uncovers evidence of serious overcrowding and poor living conditions in one of iraq's prisons indian navy photo showing alleged pirate many people in the east have access to media now more than ever. that media has allowed much freedom of investigation but it has also resulted in some inaccurate stereotypes. i want to deal with some of those and specifically those surrounding books by bart ehrman out of north carolina in the usa. he has written a book called orthodox corruption of scripture (1997) and a simplified book of the same material called misquoting jesus. http://howtoknowgod.wordpress.com us fed announces $800bn stimulus the us fed says it will inject another $800bn into the economy as it battles to stimulate lending and boost the economy plan creates debt mountain growth figure points to gloom obama vows to reform budget rusafa prison iraq jails 'terribly overcrowded' the bbc uncovers evidence of serious overcrowding and poor living conditions in one of iraq's prisons indian navy photo showing alleged pirate many people in the east have access to media now more than ever. that media has allowed much freedom of investigation but it has also resulted in some inaccurate stereotypes. i want to deal with some of those and specifically those surrounding books by bart ehrman out of north carolina in the usa. he has written a book called orthodox corruption of scripture (1997) and a simplified book of the same material called misquoting jesus. http://howtoknowgod.wordpress.com us fed announces $800bn stimulus the us fed says it will inject another $800bn into the economy as it battles to stimulate lending and boost the economy plan creates debt mountain growth figure points to gloom obama vows to reform budget rusafa prison iraq jails 'terribly overcrowded' the bbc uncovers evidence of serious overcrowding and poor living conditions in one of iraq's prisons indian navy photo showing alleged pirate
  genetic engineering of crops
visit me: www.wwgfa.net for more than 10 years, researchers worldwide have conducted studies to identify and measure the advantages of genetic engineering of crops, such as increased yields, increased income and a reduction in pesticide applications. however, there are significant, valuable, yet intangible genetic engineering pros that growers also consistently associate with biotech crops that often aren't captured in this type of research ? such as more time with family, peace of mind and improved health or well-being. visit me: www.wwgfa.net for more than 10 years, researchers worldwide have conducted studies to identify and measure the advantages of genetic engineering of crops, such as increased yields, increased income and a reduction in pesticide applications. however, there are significant, valuable, yet intangible genetic engineering pros that growers also consistently associate with biotech crops that often aren't captured in this type of research ? such as more time with family, peace of mind and improved health or well-being. visit me: www.wwgfa.net for more than 10 years, researchers worldwide have conducted studies to identify and measure the advantages of genetic engineering of crops, such as increased yields, increased income and a reduction in pesticide applications. however, there are significant, valuable, yet intangible genetic engineering pros that growers also consistently associate with biotech crops that often aren't captured in this type of research ? such as more time with family, peace of mind and improved health or well-being.
  lec 29 | mit 3.091 introduction to solid...
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  end of the neanderthal myth?
sept 23, 2008 ? a grim neanderthal face stares out from the cover of the october 2008 national geographic magazine. coinciding with the cover story is a tv special, neanderthal code, about the neanderthal genome. both are replete with the magazines artistic arsenal aimed at putting flesh on the bones and bringing lost prehistories to life. the magazines cover title emphasizes a certain word: the other humans: neanderthals revealed. that word other is the center of a long-standing belief that appears to have collapsed. were they really distinct from modern humans? what do we mean by other? conjectures and cave stories about neanderthals have been legion. the conventional wisdom for over a century (though less so recently) has been that neanderthals were stocky, brutish and intellectually inferior beings who were supplanted by the leaner, smarter modern humans moving into their space. neanderthals had brawn; moderns had brain. who hasnt seen artwork of fur-clad grunter-hunters chasing after mammoths in the ice age? though national geographic entertained some of the latest controversies about neanderthals, they chose a bad time to label them as other. a commentary in pnas today has essentially removed the last argument for calling them different.1 the title is right to the point: separating us from them: neanderthal and modern human behavior. pat shipman (anthropologist, penn state) began her commentary with a tone of remorse, as if ready to confess to a kind of paleontological racism: neanderthals have always been treated like the poor relation in the human family. from the recognition of the first partial skeleton from feldhofer, germany, in 1856, neanderthals made scientists uneasy. initially they were viewed as too physically apelike to fit into homo sapiens and too brutishly primitive to have been capable of modern human behavior. now, new information on neanderthal adaptations has come from gibraltar, an island where an adult neanderthal cranium and pieces of a neanderthal childs skull were found previously. as reported in this issue of pnas, evidence from vanguard and gorhams caves indicates that neanderthals used unexpectedly modern and complex subsistence strategies. most anthropologists had already brought neanderthals well within the human circle . erik trinkaus, for instance, believes that neanderthals and modern humans interbred . most accepted them as good hunters, dexterous, social, artistic and successful in just about every way no poor relation to modern humans. it has been known for a long time that their skull capacity is, on average, larger than ours. still, many anthropologists just couldnt give up the notion that they were well, maybe not stupid, but not as sophisticated as moderns in terms of social behaviors, creativity, and living strategies. shipman challenged that last argument for classifying neanderthals as other. evidence from the gibraltar caves shows that they possessed all four complex behaviors thought characteristic of modern humans: broad use of land resources, sea fishing and hunting, (3) use of small scale resources, and (4) scheduling resource use by the seasons. this revelation came with some emotion. that modern human subsistence behaviors would show up among archaic humans like neanderthals, even as late as ~28,000 b.p., she remarked, is startling. what does it mean? basically, it means the anthropologists have been wrong about our brethren all along. it undermines the notion that neanderthals were the losers in competition with more modern, more sophisticated homo sapiens sapiens. notice her last question: paleoanthropologists currently debate whether any set of attributes of material culture can distinguish between modern and archaic human behavior. in particular, mcbrearty and brooks challenge the paradigm that there was an abrupt human revolution ~40,000 years ago in europe that marked the invasion of modern humans and the onset of modern behavior (but see ref. 16 for another view). in gibraltar, neanderthals and modern humans apparently shared similar or identical modern subsistence practices at ~28,000, yet neanderthals were clearly outside of the range of morphological and genetic variability of modern humans.2 if behavior did not separate us (modern humans) from them (neanderthals), what did? in addition, she asked, if neanderthals and modern humans lived and worked side by side at gibraltar with the same subsistence strategies, why did they go extinct? shipman ended by saying, answers to these questions are likely to be elusive. her only hope was that more research into carefully chosen, meticulously excavated, and thoughtfully analyzed sites may be one way to begin to find them. i have to stop here video decription is to long sept 23, 2008 ? a grim neanderthal face stares out from the cover of the october 2008 national geographic magazine. coinciding with the cover story is a tv special, neanderthal code, about the neanderthal genome. both are replete with the magazines artistic arsenal aimed at putting flesh on the bones and bringing lost prehistories to life. the magazines cover title emphasizes a certain word: the other humans: neanderthals revealed. that word other is the center of a long-standing belief that appears to have collapsed. were they really distinct from modern humans? what do we mean by other? conjectures and cave stories about neanderthals have been legion. the conventional wisdom for over a century (though less so recently) has been that neanderthals were stocky, brutish and intellectually inferior beings who were supplanted by the leaner, smarter modern humans moving into their space. neanderthals had brawn; moderns had brain. who hasnt seen artwork of fur-clad grunter-hunters chasing after mammoths in the ice age? though national geographic entertained some of the latest controversies about neanderthals, they chose a bad time to label them as other. a commentary in pnas today has essentially removed the last argument for calling them different.1 the title is right to the point: separating us from them: neanderthal and modern human behavior. pat shipman (anthropologist, penn state) began her commentary with a tone of remorse, as if ready to confess to a kind of paleontological racism: neanderthals have always been treated like the poor relation in the human family. from the recognition of the first partial skeleton from feldhofer, germany, in 1856, neanderthals made scientists uneasy. initially they were viewed as too physically apelike to fit into homo sapiens and too brutishly primitive to have been capable of modern human behavior. now, new information on neanderthal adaptations has come from gibraltar, an island where an adult neanderthal cranium and pieces of a neanderthal childs skull were found previously. as reported in this issue of pnas, evidence from vanguard and gorhams caves indicates that neanderthals used unexpectedly modern and complex subsistence strategies. most anthropologists had already brought neanderthals well within the human circle . erik trinkaus, for instance, believes that neanderthals and modern humans interbred . most accepted them as good hunters, dexterous, social, artistic and successful in just about every way no poor relation to modern humans. it has been known for a long time that their skull capacity is, on average, larger than ours. still, many anthropologists just couldnt give up the notion that they were well, maybe not stupid, but not as sophisticated as moderns in terms of social behaviors, creativity, and living strategies. shipman challenged that last argument for classifying neanderthals as other. evidence from the gibraltar caves shows that they possessed all four complex behaviors thought characteristic of modern humans: broad use of land resources, sea fishing and hunting, (3) use of small scale resources, and (4) scheduling resource use by the seasons. this revelation came with some emotion. that modern human subsistence behaviors would show up among archaic humans like neanderthals, even as late as ~28,000 b.p., she remarked, is startling. what does it mean? basically, it means the anthropologists have been wrong about our brethren all along. it undermines the notion that neanderthals were the losers in competition with more modern, more sophisticated homo sapiens sapiens. notice her last question: paleoanthropologists currently debate whether any set of attributes of material culture can distinguish between modern and archaic human behavior. in particular, mcbrearty and brooks challenge the paradigm that there was an abrupt human revolution ~40,000 years ago in europe that marked the invasion of modern humans and the onset of modern behavior (but see ref. 16 for another view). in gibraltar, neanderthals and modern humans apparently shared similar or identical modern subsistence practices at ~28,000, yet neanderthals were clearly outside of the range of morphological and genetic variability of modern humans.2 if behavior did not separate us (modern humans) from them (neanderthals), what did? in addition, she asked, if neanderthals and modern humans lived and worked side by side at gibraltar with the same subsistence strategies, why did they go extinct? shipman ended by saying, answers to these questions are likely to be elusive. her only hope was that more research into carefully chosen, meticulously excavated, and thoughtfully analyzed sites may be one way to begin to find them. i have to stop here video decription is to long sept 23, 2008 ? a grim neanderthal face stares out from the cover of the october 2008 national geographic magazine. coinciding with the cover story is a tv special, neanderthal code, about the neanderthal genome. both are replete with the magazines artistic arsenal aimed at putting flesh on the bones and bringing lost prehistories to life. the magazines cover title emphasizes a certain word: the other humans: neanderthals revealed. that word other is the center of a long-standing belief that appears to have collapsed. were they really distinct from modern humans? what do we mean by other? conjectures and cave stories about neanderthals have been legion. the conventional wisdom for over a century (though less so recently) has been that neanderthals were stocky, brutish and intellectually inferior beings who were supplanted by the leaner, smarter modern humans moving into their space. neanderthals had brawn; moderns had brain. who hasnt seen artwork of fur-clad grunter-hunters chasing after mammoths in the ice age? though national geographic entertained some of the latest controversies about neanderthals, they chose a bad time to label them as other. a commentary in pnas today has essentially removed the last argument for calling them different.1 the title is right to the point: separating us from them: neanderthal and modern human behavior. pat shipman (anthropologist, penn state) began her commentary with a tone of remorse, as if ready to confess to a kind of paleontological racism: neanderthals have always been treated like the poor relation in the human family. from the recognition of the first partial skeleton from feldhofer, germany, in 1856, neanderthals made scientists uneasy. initially they were viewed as too physically apelike to fit into homo sapiens and too brutishly primitive to have been capable of modern human behavior. now, new information on neanderthal adaptations has come from gibraltar, an island where an adult neanderthal cranium and pieces of a neanderthal childs skull were found previously. as reported in this issue of pnas, evidence from vanguard and gorhams caves indicates that neanderthals used unexpectedly modern and complex subsistence strategies. most anthropologists had already brought neanderthals well within the human circle . erik trinkaus, for instance, believes that neanderthals and modern humans interbred . most accepted them as good hunters, dexterous, social, artistic and successful in just about every way no poor relation to modern humans. it has been known for a long time that their skull capacity is, on average, larger than ours. still, many anthropologists just couldnt give up the notion that they were well, maybe not stupid, but not as sophisticated as moderns in terms of social behaviors, creativity, and living strategies. shipman challenged that last argument for classifying neanderthals as other. evidence from the gibraltar caves shows that they possessed all four complex behaviors thought characteristic of modern humans: broad use of land resources, sea fishing and hunting, (3) use of small scale resources, and (4) scheduling resource use by the seasons. this revelation came with some emotion. that modern human subsistence behaviors would show up among archaic humans like neanderthals, even as late as ~28,000 b.p., she remarked, is startling. what does it mean? basically, it means the anthropologists have been wrong about our brethren all along. it undermines the notion that neanderthals were the losers in competition with more modern, more sophisticated homo sapiens sapiens. notice her last question: paleoanthropologists currently debate whether any set of attributes of material culture can distinguish between modern and archaic human behavior. in particular, mcbrearty and brooks challenge the paradigm that there was an abrupt human revolution ~40,000 years ago in europe that marked the invasion of modern humans and the onset of modern behavior (but see ref. 16 for another view). in gibraltar, neanderthals and modern humans apparently shared similar or identical modern subsistence practices at ~28,000, yet neanderthals were clearly outside of the range of morphological and genetic variability of modern humans.2 if behavior did not separate us (modern humans) from them (neanderthals), what did? in addition, she asked, if neanderthals and modern humans lived and worked side by side at gibraltar with the same subsistence strategies, why did they go extinct? shipman ended by saying, answers to these questions are likely to be elusive. her only hope was that more research into carefully chosen, meticulously excavated, and thoughtfully analyzed sites may be one way to begin to find them. i have to stop here video decription is to long
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