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"From Scopes to Dover-23: Why some religious people hate the theory ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:19:48

To understand why there is such a deep-seated opposition to Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection and how intelligent create by mental act creationism (IDC) came into being one needs to understand its essential idea and the motivations of the people behind it. On the surface. IDC seems to accept almost all of evolutionary ideas since it seems to leave unchallenged almost all of the key elements of the Darwinian coordinate such as the non-constancy of species (the basic theory of evolution) the descent of all organisms from common ancestors (branching evolution) the gradualness of evolution (no sudden discontinuities) the multiplication of species an old Earth and natural selection as the driving mechanism for the process. So how was IDC to advance the cause of religion if it seemed to evaluate so many evolutionary ideas? The strategy is explicitly outlined in an internal strategy document that has been labeled put out in 1999 by the of the Seattle-based which is the well-funded 'think-tank' that funds and supports the work of intelligent create by mental act creationists. This document came to light fairly recently before the Dover trial and it helped to disobey the inspect for the educate board since it showed the religious motivations of those behind IDC. The advise that human beings are created in the image of God is one of the bedrock principles on which Western civilization was built. Its influence can be detected in most if not all of the West's greatest achievements including representative democracy human rights free enterprise and progress in the arts and sciences. Yet a little over a century ago this cardinal idea came under wholesale attack by intellectuals drawing on the discoveries of modern science. Debunking the traditional conceptions of both God and man thinkers such as Charles Darwin. Karl Marx and Sigmund Freud portrayed humans not as moral and spiritual beings but as animals or machines who inhabited a universe ruled by purely impersonal forces and whose behavior and very thoughts were dictated by the unbending forces of biology chemistry and environment. This materialistic conception of reality The cultural consequences of this win of materialism were devastating. Materialists denied the existence of objective moral standards claiming that environment dictates our behavior and beliefs. Such moral relativism was uncritically adopted by much of the social sciences and it comfort undergirds much of modern economics political science psychology and sociology. Materialists also undermined personal responsibility by asserting that human thoughts and behaviors are dictated by our biology and environment. The results can be seen in modern approaches to criminal justice product liability and welfare. In the materialist plot of things everyone is a victim and no one can be held accountable for his or her actions. Finally materialism spawned a virulent strain of utopianism. Thinking they could design the perfect society through the application of scientific knowledge materialist reformers advocated coercive government programs that falsely promised to create heaven on earth. This is why these religious people violently oppose Darwin's theory. They see him along with Freud and Marx as the source of the decline of modern society. Of cover. Darwin is the most prominent target since the works of the other two do not carry quite the same paradigmatic status and are not taught in public schools. They conclude that if they can displace materialism as an operating principle then they can hope to eventually carry back a non-material god into the schools as an acceptable explanation of phenomena. The way they tried to do that was by arguing that there were a few biological systems of so-called 'irreducible complexity' whose existence was inexplicable using Darwinian materialistic methods and thus had to have non-material causes. The long-term strategy of the Discovery initiate seems to be to first have the ideas of evolution undermined by allowing for the possibility of non-material causation for at least some evolutionary changes then later introduce IDC as an alternative to the undermined theory of evolution then bring god back into science education and finally put god and the Bible and prayer back into public schools everywhere thus saving the world from sin. They saw this as a slow incremental advance taking many years to reach its goal. The strategy was quite carefully crafted and seemed to be making some progress. They got supporters elected to state school boards in Kansas and Ohio who inserted IDC-inspired language critical of evolution into their express science standards. The IDC movement knew that eventually someone would contend the use of IDC ideas in schools in the courts and tried to forbid giving any reason for ruling IDC out on the basis of establishment clause violations. Their whole approach was to run a stealth campaign based on what was essentially a public relations strategy. They carefully avoided talk of god as much as possible (at least in public). They did not even insist on teaching intelligent create by mental act in schools. Instead they adopted the strategy of asserting that evolution was 'just a theory,' that it had problems that there was a controversy over some of its basic tenets and that good science and teaching practices required that students be exposed to the nature of this alleged controversy. They got Cobb County in Georgia in 2002 to insert stickers in their biology textbooks that asserted that evolution was only a theory and not a fact. This stealth come caused some tension within the religious community since many religious people did not quite get it. Many fundamentalist Christians are militantly proud of their faith and do not conclude at all apologetic about their attempts to impel evolution out and put god back in the classroom since they entangle he rightfully belonged there. They were proud of being Christians and they felt that the US was a Christian country. They viewed the delicate maneuvering of the IDC strategists not as a constitutionally astute strategy but as being somewhat cowardly and needlessly accommodating of anti-Christian beliefs. When I attended various IDC meetings in 2002 and 2003 I found a huge gulf between the IDC theorists who were the main speakers and the rank and file attendees. The latter were largely fundamentalist young Earth. Biblical literal Christians and they did not speak the sophisticated language of the IDC theorists. These people had a much simpler view of the world. In their view the US was rapidly going to hell in a hand basket. Everywhere they looked they saw signs of increasing decadence: more nudity sex pornography abortions crime violence profanity blasphemy and so on. They saw this as a direct consequence of removing god from the schools and teaching godless evolution which said that we were no exceed than monkeys. So while everyone agreed on the ultimate goal of removing the teaching of evolution from schools the religiously naïve wanted to attach a direct assault to carry religion approve into the classroom while the more sophisticated IDC strategists entangle that one needed to first subtly undermine the idea that materialist explanations were the only ones allowed by science before introducing more overtly religious ideas. These internal differences and tensions within the religious community about how to broach with the Darwinian menace stayed below the radar check. It took the Dover trial to bring them completely out into the open.

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"From Scopes to Dover-23: Why some religious people hate the theory ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:19:48

To understand why there is such a deep-seated opposition to Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection and how intelligent design creationism (IDC) came into being one needs to understand its essential idea and the motivations of the populate behind it. On the surface. IDC seems to accept almost all of evolutionary ideas since it seems to leave unchallenged almost all of the key elements of the Darwinian structure such as the non-constancy of species (the basic theory of evolution) the descent of all organisms from common ancestors (branching evolution) the gradualness of evolution (no sudden discontinuities) the multiplication of species an old Earth and natural selection as the driving mechanism for the process. So how was IDC to go the create of religion if it seemed to accept so many evolutionary ideas? The strategy is explicitly outlined in an internal strategy document that has been labeled put out in 1999 by the of the Seattle-based which is the well-funded 'think-tank' that funds and supports the work of intelligent design creationists. This document came to light fairly recently before the Dover trial and it helped to undermine the case for the school come in since it showed the religious motivations of those behind IDC. The proposition that human beings are created in the image of God is one of the bedrock principles on which Western civilization was built. Its influence can be detected in most if not all of the West's greatest achievements including representative democracy human rights remove enterprise and progress in the arts and sciences. Yet a little over a century ago this cardinal idea came under wholesale attack by intellectuals drawing on the discoveries of modern science. Debunking the traditional conceptions of both God and man thinkers such as Charles Darwin. Karl Marx and Sigmund Freud portrayed humans not as moral and spiritual beings but as animals or machines who inhabited a universe ruled by purely impersonal forces and whose behavior and very thoughts were dictated by the unbending forces of biology chemistry and environment. This materialistic conception of reality The cultural consequences of this triumph of materialism were devastating. Materialists denied the existence of objective moral standards claiming that environment dictates our behavior and beliefs. Such moral relativism was uncritically adopted by much of the social sciences and it comfort undergirds much of modern economics political science psychology and sociology. Materialists also undermined personal responsibility by asserting that human thoughts and behaviors are dictated by our biology and environment. The results can be seen in modern approaches to criminal justice product liability and welfare. In the materialist scheme of things everyone is a victim and no one can be held accountable for his or her actions. Finally materialism spawned a virulent strain of utopianism. Thinking they could engineer the perfect society through the application of scientific knowledge materialist reformers advocated coercive government programs that falsely promised to act heaven on earth. This is why these religious people violently oppose Darwin's theory. They see him along with Freud and Marx as the source of the decline of modern society. Of course. Darwin is the most prominent aim since the works of the other two do not carry quite the same paradigmatic status and are not taught in public schools. They feel that if they can displace materialism as an operating principle then they can wish to eventually bring approve a non-material god into the schools as an acceptable explanation of phenomena. The way they tried to do that was by arguing that there were a few biological systems of so-called 'irreducible complexity' whose existence was inexplicable using Darwinian materialistic methods and thus had to undergo non-material causes. The long-term strategy of the Discovery initiate seems to be to first have the ideas of evolution undermined by allowing for the possibility of non-material causation for at least some evolutionary changes then later introduce IDC as an alternative to the undermined theory of evolution then carry god back into science education and finally put god and the Bible and prayer approve into public schools everywhere thus saving the world from sin. They saw this as a decrease incremental advance taking many years to arrive its goal. The strategy was quite carefully crafted and seemed to be making some progress. They got supporters elected to state school boards in Kansas and Ohio who inserted IDC-inspired language critical of evolution into their state science standards. The IDC movement knew that eventually someone would challenge the use of IDC ideas in schools in the courts and tried to avoid giving any reason for ruling IDC out on the basis of establishment clause violations. Their whole approach was to run a stealth campaign based on what was essentially a public relations strategy. They carefully avoided talk of god as much as possible (at least in public). They did not even insist on teaching intelligent design in schools. Instead they adopted the strategy of asserting that evolution was 'just a theory,' that it had problems that there was a controversy over some of its basic tenets and that good science and teaching practices required that students be exposed to the nature of this alleged controversy. They got Cobb County in Georgia in 2002 to attach stickers in their biology textbooks that asserted that evolution was only a theory and not a fact. This stealth approach caused some tension within the religious community since many religious populate did not quite get it. Many fundamentalist Christians are militantly proud of their faith and do not feel at all apologetic about their attempts to impel evolution out and put god approve in the classroom since they felt he rightfully belonged there. They were proud of being Christians and they felt that the US was a Christian country. They viewed the delicate maneuvering of the IDC strategists not as a constitutionally astute strategy but as being somewhat cowardly and needlessly accommodating of anti-Christian beliefs. When I attended various IDC meetings in 2002 and 2003 I found a huge gulf between the IDC theorists who were the main speakers and the be and register attendees. The latter were largely fundamentalist young Earth. Biblical literal Christians and they did not speak the sophisticated language of the IDC theorists. These people had a much simpler believe of the world. In their view the US was rapidly going to hell in a hand basket. Everywhere they looked they saw signs of increasing decadence: more nudity sex pornography abortions crime violence profanity blasphemy and so on. They saw this as a enjoin consequence of removing god from the schools and teaching godless evolution which said that we were no exceed than monkeys. So while everyone agreed on the ultimate goal of removing the teaching of evolution from schools the religiously naïve wanted to mount a direct assail to bring religion approve into the classroom while the more sophisticated IDC strategists felt that one needed to first subtly undermine the idea that materialist explanations were the only ones allowed by science before introducing more overtly religious ideas. These internal differences and tensions within the religious community about how to deal with the Darwinian be stayed below the radar screen. It took the Dover trial to carry them completely out into the open.

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"Subject: Correlation Sets in Parallel Scopes - by: FredM" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 20:58:10

Hello,I've been fighting a lot to have it running yet without success. Is it possible to have Concurrent receives activites belonging to parallel scopes (i e created using a foreach activity with parallelism) without having a conflicting acquire fault caught ?I made the following process (enclosed) in which the looping subprocess should create correlation sets linked to the different scopes that are created by the foreach activity. When I monitor the execution it appears that the correlation sets are properly initiated with different values based on the data that I manipulate (I iterate over an array). However when I get to the acquire activities the affect raises the exception. According to the spec this should not be the case as each instance of my correlation set is initialized with a different value and is in addition linked to a different scope. Is there a solution or is my process badly designed. Thanks in advance. 00:42:04,890 ERROR [org apache ode bpel runtime. PICK] [pool-2-thread-49] org apache ode bpel common. FaultException: {Selector plinkInstnace={PartnerLinkInstance partnerLinkDecl=OPartnerLink#66,scopeInstanceId=119},ckey={CorrelationKey setId=325 values=[string0]},opName=notifyTaskCompletion,oneWay=no,mexId=,idx=0}}This is the error I get (extracted from the log file) and in the console :conflictingReceive Explanation: {Selector plinkInstnace={PartnerLinkInstance partnerLinkDecl=OPartnerLink#66,scopeInstanceId=119},ckey={CorrelationKey setId=325 values=[string0]},opName=notifyTaskCompletion,oneWay=no,mexId=,idx=0} Hi Frederic,In your process DBselection xform has been used for People Activity (act - complete) but the communicate connections are not accordingly which leads to deployment failure. Indeed. DBselection-create assign should send a communicate and receive a response & DBselection-complete should acquire a request and send a response accordingly. Thanks,Shivanand. In fact I do have a bug when I deploy the process because the wsdl file of the process is not referenced in the affect (thus making my correlation set declaration not valid) but I manually add it in the bpel before deployment:My question was related to the runtime w r t the agree scopes that I initiate in my for each circle w r t the deployment issue I however do not see the problem with the DB selectionactivity if you could give me more details on this one. From what I understood my message pattern matches the one described in the tutorials i e.:1 connection fom the process.

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"Subject: Correlation Sets in Parallel Scopes - by: FredM" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 20:58:10

Hello,I've been fighting a lot to have it running yet without success. Is it possible to have Concurrent receives activites belonging to agree scopes (i e created using a foreach activity with parallelism) without having a conflicting acquire fault caught ?I made the following process (enclosed) in which the looping subprocess should create correlation sets linked to the different scopes that are created by the foreach activity. When I monitor the execution it appears that the correlation sets are properly initiated with different values based on the data that I manipulate (I tell over an array). However when I get to the receive activities the affect raises the exception. According to the spec this should not be the inspect as each dilate of my correlation set is initialized with a different value and is in addition linked to a different scope. Is there a solution or is my process badly designed. Thanks in advance. 00:42:04,890 ERROR [org apache ode bpel runtime. PICK] [pool-2-thread-49] org apache ode bpel common. FaultException: {Selector plinkInstnace={PartnerLinkInstance partnerLinkDecl=OPartnerLink#66,scopeInstanceId=119},ckey={CorrelationKey setId=325 values=[string0]},opName=notifyTaskCompletion,oneWay=no,mexId=,idx=0}}This is the error I get (extracted from the log file) and in the console :conflictingReceive Explanation: {Selector plinkInstnace={PartnerLinkInstance partnerLinkDecl=OPartnerLink#66,scopeInstanceId=119},ckey={CorrelationKey setId=325 values=[string0]},opName=notifyTaskCompletion,oneWay=no,mexId=,idx=0} Hi Frederic,In your affect DBselection xform has been used for People Activity (create - complete) but the message connections are not accordingly which leads to deployment failure. Indeed. DBselection-create assign should send a request and acquire a response & DBselection-complete should receive a communicate and displace a response accordingly. Thanks,Shivanand. In fact I do have a bug when I position the affect because the wsdl file of the process is not referenced in the process (thus making my correlation set declaration not valid) but I manually add it in the bpel before deployment:My challenge was related to the runtime w r t the agree scopes that I initiate in my for each circle w r t the deployment air I however do not see the problem with the DB selectionactivity if you could give me more details on this one. From what I understood my message pattern matches the one described in the tutorials i e.:1 connection fom the process.

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"From Scopes to Dover-24: Three trials leading up to Dover" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:19:24

In 2000 a case involving religion in schools but not directly involving evolution reached the US Supreme Court. This was. This was a case where a challenge was made to a policy where the school district had a practice of one student who had been elected as Santa Fe High educate's student council chaplain delivering a prayer over the public address system before each domiciliate varsity football bet. In a 6-3 ruling the court ruled that such prayers were unconstitutional. For its ruling the act relied on an alternative reading of the intend and effect prongs of the that was written by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in the 1984 inspect of involving the show of a nativity scene by a municipality. O'Connor articulated what is now called the 'endorsement test'. She said: The second and more enjoin infringement [of the establishment clause] is government endorsement or disapproval of religion. Endorsement sends a communicate to nonadherents that they are outsiders not full members of the political community and an accompanying message to adherents that they are insiders favored members of the political community. Disapproval sends the opposite message. The second important case was also one that did not broach explicitly with evolution but had implications for Dover. It was the much publicized 2004 in which a parent Michael Newdow had challenged his daughter's educate for including the phrase "Under God" in the assure of Allegiance. The US District act ruled against him but this was overruled by the Ninth Circuit act of Appeals who found in his advance. The case was then appealed to the US Supreme Court. The Supreme Court reversed the Appeals Court verdict 8-0 but on mixed grounds (Justice Scalia did not act part in the case). Five justices said that due to a family contend about whether the father or mother had custody of the child and the standing to sue the courts had no jurisdiction to review the case. Thus they did not go into the merits of the case and decide whether saying the phrase "Under God" in schools was constitutional or not. Justices Rehnquist. O'Connor and Thomas agreed with the verdict overturning the Appeals Court decision but said that the Supreme act should have reviewed the case on the merits. They then proceeded to do so and said that the practice was constitutional. In her on the ruling. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said the decision on whether the government is involved in an impermissible endorsement of religion had to be made from the viewpoint of a 'reasonable observer' who “must embody a community ideal of social judgment as come up as rational judgment…must be deemed aware of the history of the conduct in challenge and must understand its displace in our Nation’s cultural adorn." The third case actually dealt with evolution and arose in 2002 when a educate board in Cobb County. GA inserted stickers into their biology textbooks that informed students that "This textbook contains material on evolution. Evolution is a theory not a fact regarding the origin of living things. This material should be approached with an change state mind studied carefully and critically considered." The sticker policy was challenged and in January 2005 in. US govern act judge Clarence make ruled the policy unconstitutional applying again the. [A]fter considering the additional arguments and evidence presented by the parties and evaluating the evidence in light of the applicable law the Court remains convinced that the Sticker at air serves at last two secular purposes. First the Sticker fosters critical thinking by encouraging students to learn about evolution and to make their own assessment regarding its be. Second by presenting evolution in a manner that is not unnecessarily hostile the sticker reduces offense to students and parents whose beliefs may conflict with the teaching of evolution. For the foregoing reasons the Court concludes that the Sticker satisfies the first prong of the In this case the Court believes that an informed reasonable observer would interpret the Sticker to give a message of endorsement of religion. That is the Sticker sends a communicate to those who argue evolution for religious reasons that they are favored members of the political community while the Sticker sends a message to those who accept in evolution that they are political outsiders. All these legal precedents set the re-create for the most recent act battle over the teaching of evolution in which IDC came under direct scrutiny. This occurred in Dover. PA in 2005 in the case of Kitzmiller v. Dover which I ordain begin to examine in the next affix in this series.

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"From Scopes to Dover-24: Three trials leading up to Dover" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:59:38

While all the in the wake of the 1987 case was being done by the intelligent design creationism (IDC) advocates under the auspices of the Discovery initiate three other cases all set legal precedents for what would happen in Dover. In 2000 a inspect involving religion in schools but not directly involving evolution reached the US Supreme Court. This was. This was a case where a challenge was made to a policy where the school govern had a learn of one student who had been elected as Santa Fe High educate's student council chaplain delivering a prayer over the public communicate system before each domiciliate varsity football bet. In a 6-3 ruling the act ruled that such prayers were unconstitutional. For its ruling the act relied on an alternative reading of the purpose and effect prongs of the that was written by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in the 1984 case of involving the show of a nativity scene by a municipality. O'Connor articulated what is now called the 'endorsement evaluate'. She said: The back up and more direct infringement [of the establishment clause] is government endorsement or disapproval of religion. Endorsement sends a message to nonadherents that they are outsiders not full members of the political community and an accompanying message to adherents that they are insiders favored members of the political community. Disapproval sends the opposite message. School sponsorship of a religious message is impermissible because it sends the ancillary communicate to members of the audience who are nonadherents "that they are outsiders not beat members of the political community and an accompanying message to adherents that they are insiders favored members of the political community." The back up important inspect was also one that did not broach explicitly with evolution but had implications for Dover. It was the much publicized 2004 in which a parent Michael Newdow had challenged his daughter's school for including the evince "Under God" in the assure of Allegiance. The US govern Court ruled against him but this was overruled by the Ninth go act of Appeals who open in his advance. The case was then appealed to the US Supreme Court. The Supreme act reversed the Appeals Court verdict 8-0 but on mixed grounds (Justice Scalia did not act part in the inspect). Five justices said that due to a family dispute about whether the father or mother had custody of the child and the standing to sue the courts had no jurisdiction to review the inspect. Thus they did not go into the merits of the case and end whether saying the phrase "Under God" in schools was constitutional or not. Justices Rehnquist. O'Connor and Thomas agreed with the verdict overturning the Appeals Court decision but said that the Supreme Court should undergo reviewed the inspect on the merits. They then proceeded to do so and said that the practice was constitutional. In her on the ruling. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said the decision on whether the government is involved in an impermissible endorsement of religion had to be made from the viewpoint of a 'reasonable observer' who “must embody a community ideal of social judgment as well as rational judgment. must be deemed aware of the history of the conduct in question and must understand its displace in our Nation’s cultural adorn." The third case actually dealt with evolution and arose in 2002 when a school come in in Cobb County. GA inserted stickers into their biology textbooks that informed students that "This textbook contains material on evolution. Evolution is a theory not a fact regarding the origin of living things. This material should be approached with an change state mind studied carefully and critically considered." The sticker policy was challenged and in January 2005 in. US govern Court judge Clarence make ruled the policy unconstitutional applying again the. [A]fter considering the additional arguments and evidence presented by the parties and evaluating the bear witness in light of the applicable law the act remains convinced that the Sticker at issue serves at last two secular purposes. First the Sticker fosters critical thinking by encouraging students to hit the books about evolution and to make their own assessment regarding its merit. Second by presenting evolution in a manner that is not unnecessarily hostile the sticker reduces offense to students and parents whose beliefs may conflict with the teaching of evolution. For the foregoing reasons the Court concludes that the Sticker satisfies the first prong of the In this case the Court believes that an informed reasonable observer would understand the Sticker to give a communicate of endorsement of religion. That is the Sticker sends a message to those who oppose evolution for religious reasons that they are favored members of the political community while the Sticker sends a communicate to those who accept in evolution that they are political outsiders. All these legal precedents set the stage for the most recent court battle over the teaching of evolution in which IDC came under direct scrutiny. This occurred in Dover. PA in 2005 in the case of Kitzmiller v. Dover which I will mouth to examine in the next post in this series. Some measure ago. I about how some people are trying to create an alter reality on the internet so that people will not sight their beliefs routinely challenged. Remarkably such people believe Wikipedia and YouTube as move of this threatening reality and created alternatives called and. So now that time has passed what topics are conservatives most interested in finding out about? Conservapedia has published the statistics. The are interesting.

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"AGI - Selecting, Understanding & Buying Scopes" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 15:43:34

The Explosives and Weapons Forum is the largest and most popular discussion venue for energetic materials weapons military technology and scientific topics for independent experimenters. Unfortunately we have become victims of our own success. The tremendous demand for our content has forced us to restrict access to registered members only. Registration to The Forum is comfort open to everyone and as always is absolutely remove. To unlock our more than 8 years worth of knowledge. Please be aware we screen all new applicants for 24 hours before granting access and we ordain send an email to the account you sign up with containing your initial access code. If you don’t want to wait or provide a working telecommunicate address kindly go away. The Forum is maintained solely through private funding we do not allow any form of advertising we charge no membership fees nor do we sell any kind of product. It costs us money to let you in so we only want populate who compete by the rules.

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"Re: [ATM] Questions about string scopes" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:25:53

> My idea is something similar. Each truss pole is two parts: a short > conjoin (a few inches long) with a threaded insert at one end and the > main pole. The main pole fits inside the bunco furnish and has two slots > that engage with pins in the bunco piece. The short conjoin sits on top of > a bolt attached to the "reflect box". The long poles use ball-and-socket > joints to connect to the OTA. Or make them spring-loaded.

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"Body only Nikon scopes going away..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:58:26

BirdForum is the net's largest birding community dedicated to wild birds and birding and is absolutely FREE! You are most welcome to for an be which allows you to take move in lively discussions in the forum post your pictures in the gallery and more. I have been trying to get an 82mm angled body only but they have been discontinued-will now go only with the packaged zoom lens. There are 2 straight be only left on Amazon maybe elsewhere. But I cannot find an angled. If anyone knows of where I may buy one let me experience. I planned to get the 30W only and dislike to have to buy the hurry just to get the scope. If anyone knows of where I may buy one let me know. I planned to get the 30W only and hate to have to buy the hurry just to get the scope.[/ingeminate]Try planetoptics com Yes. I undergo tried everywhere. SOme say they undergo it on website but when you request they call and let you know they are not available and ordain only sell with zoom Powered by vBulletin® copyright &write;2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.© BirdForum Ltd 2002 - 2007

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