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NPR Airs Story On Melting Glaciers Without Explaining Why They Are Melting
NPR aired a story Wednesday about a "plant in the Canadian Arctic that started growing again after being buried under a glacier for 400 years."
NPR explains why the research team led by Catherine La Farge found this ancient bryophite at all:
She and her colleagues had been looking at what the Teardrop Glacier was leaving behind as it receded. And it recent years it's been receding rather rapidly.
Rapidly receding glacier? Apparently, for NPR, the only newsworthy part of that is they found some old moss. If only that bryophyte could be turned into biofuels….
The story ends:
As more glaciers recede around the world, La Farge says we are likely to see more bryophytes appearing and starting to grow again.
Yes, again, the big news about receding glaciers is that they might unleash more bryophytes!
The story never mentions carbon pollution or even global warming. Neither does the NPR's blog post on the story, which has an even better ending: "In fact, as glaciers around the world continue to recede, we may be hearing a lot more about bryophytes."
But apparently we won't be hearing more about why more glaciers are receding or speeding up — or what it all really means for humanity, like say, that whole sea level rise thing (see "JPL bombshell: Polar ice sheet mass loss is speeding up, on pace for 1 foot sea level rise by 2050″).
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Most Climate Hawks bristle when they even hear the name of Frank Lunntz. After all, Luntz was the pollster, political adviser who defined the current Republican Party practice regarding Global Warming, including switching to the Climate Change meme. But it might be worthwhile to pay attention to his overall view of politics. Based on his company's long history of polling, and particularly their use of focus groups, he was able to write about "Words that Work."
In that book, Luntz says that Americans want their candidates to be "genuine" and that their message must be "aspirational." When I look at the messages surrounding global warming, including those of McKibben and Romm, they are almost exclusively negative. They tell us the truth that bad things will happen if we don't change, a message that most Americans don't want to hear.
Is there not a way to define a positive future and then map the path that will get us there? I am waiting for the politician that does that.
Even worse is the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) take on it. Apparently it will help us terraform Mars:
Plants that managed to re-grow after centuries buried under Arctic glaciers could prove useful for would-be pioneers hoping to explore life on other planets, research from a team of Canadian scientists has found.
The results of the study, published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggest the land plants that form the foundations of many ecosystems are surprisingly resilient and may be a useful tool for the people who have already announced plans to set up a human colony on Mars, researchers said.
Companies like Koch Industries and Chevron are clever. They throw money at NPR, PBS, and the New York Times, and get the result they want. They don't even have to show up in the producers and editors' offices, since integrity disappeared from there a long time ago. Self censorship and pleasing the bosses becomes second nature.
Just went over to that NPR blog to comment, alas this massive oversight appeared to have bothered only one other poster. People, if you want to have some impact, go post. Comments matter – but they matter less here where you'll be talking to the choir.
Make yourself heard.
Wesley Rolley wrote: "When I look at the messages surrounding global warming, including those of McKibben and Romm, they are almost exclusively negative."
Meanwhile, frequent commenter Superman1 reads the same articles by Joe Romm that you find to be "almost exclusively negative" and denounces them as nothing but happy talk from and for "the amen corner", and accuses Romm of refusing to be truthful about the seriousness of the problem, and insists that what the public needs to hear is MORE "negativity", hopelessness, despair and defeatism.
It just goes to show you can't please everyone.
Personally, I think that Joe strikes just the right balance between (1) making the seriousness of the problem VERY clear and (2) realistically presenting the solutions that we have at hand NOW, if we choose to implement them.
As for NPR, I gave up on them last year when they began thanking the American Petroleum Institute's "Vote 4 Energy" campaign — a partisan Republican pro-fossil fuel propaganda campaign — for its sponsorship of Morning Edition.
I agree about this blog… note, I concluded my comment by saying that I am "waiting for the POLITICIAN…"
Actually, I think a lot of people are looking for a challenge such as Luntz wrote for Harold Ford's keynote speech at 2000 Dem. Convention. He asked people to "imagine" a better future and then to start the work to achieve it.
It would seem so Mike…very disappointing.
While I was expecting what we've seen with things the Koch's actively had their financial fingers in all along (like PBS's Nova science show that ignores climate change for the most part) – I've been very disappointed with what we've seen with NPR in particular…this story is a disgrace on their news operation.
Keep the Koch brothers happy.
You miss the point that there was no glacier covering the plant prior to the peak of the LIA 400 years ago.
Why was that?
I liked Kennedy's approach: …'ask what you can do for your country'. We need a 21st century Kennedy who will stand up and issue the challenge: 'ask what you can do to save the biosphere; whatever it takes; no sacrifice too great; everything on the table; no strings attached'.
You mean to say you believe the Koch Brothers own the National Academy of Sciences? This was published in PNAS, not NPR.
Or maybe you think they bought the Canadian biologist?
Let's say they did. Let's say they bought both of those things.
Now tell me how on Eaarth could they buy a plant, four hundred years dead and buried, then will it back to life?
Is one of the Koch Bro's named Lazarus?
The fight against climate destabilisation and ecological collapse is a fight against the global Right. All the denialist forces, all the powers pushing environmental destruction and violent hatred of environmentalism, are of the Right. This is essentially a battle for the soul of humanity, between the spiritually dead zombies who worship wealth, power and gain at the expense of others, and those human beings who wish to live at peace and in harmony with life on this planet, and their fellow human beings in particular. So, if it was approached honestly and candidly, as a struggle between good and evil in the human soul, which it undoubtedly is, it becomes the most inspiring message possible. The great problem however is that the good fraction of humanity are frightened to admit that the enemy are, indeed, evil, because they think that too harsh a judgment, too likely to incite even more violent resistance from the Right and being inimical to the idea of human redemption-they'd rather hope to reason with the zomboids than confront them. Unfortunately, the alternative to disempowering the Right and reversing the ill-effects of their dominance is certain human catastrophe, within decades.
The CBC seems to have been 'Harperised', ie its soul and its integrity have been surgically removed, to be replaced by Rightwing Groupthink, Newspeak and really existing, Rightwing, political correctness. We suffered the same process at the Government owned ABC, under John Howard, a bald Harper, and more is promised under Tony 'Climate Change is Crap' Abbott (a 'lean and hungry' Harper). The Right no longer (if it ever really did) tolerates any opposing opinion, even that of science, the supposed jewel of their 'Enlightenment Values'.
Capitalism, and plutocratic rule, which flows inevitably from making money the sole parameter for judging worth, morality, truth and decency, makes the likes of the Kochs the totalitarian arbiters of everything. The repression of opposing opinion, in this case the truth of science, is growing more pronounced by the day. In the face of the unfolding collapse the rulers will move quickly to some sort of open totalitarianism and overt coercion, with the object of protecting their power and existence, while the rabble will be set against each other, with the type exemplified by denialist trolls, NRA fanatics, 'preppers' or racist mobs marching in the UK and elsewhere being swiftly turned into stormtroopers in the type of response the bosses used in Germany and Italy in the 1920s. Needless to say, the process will not end quietly in a fascist dictatorship, but in violent, horrific, anarchy.
Look up the answer, then try, if your brain can grasp it, to understand why that is irrelevant to today's climatic regime. I doubt that you are up to that task.
NPR = Nice Polite Republicans. Reagan and the first Bush administration began populating the NPR leadership with their kind of people, Clinton didn't bother fixing it, and the Cheney administration converted NPR to a propoganda agency that pushes Republican views in a manner packaged for a left-leaning audience.
Obama, as is par for the course, has taken a middle road and done nothing.
NPR is just as much a part of the illness as all of the rest of the media.
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Homo sapien sapien, the Great Industrial Naked Ape got caught in it's own "The Giant, Vulgar,Ultimate Monkey Trap.
It's the same in Australia. John Howard, in my opinion, our very worst PM, ever, by some distance, stacked the ABC Board with Rightwingers (often Murdoch employees) and the apparatchiki happily accommodated. In came Rudd (The Howard with Hair) in 2007, and, as in most policy, he left the Howardisation untouched. Today the ABC repays that gutlessness by being as ferociously anti-Labor as the rest of the local Rightwing hate MSM.
The messages are negative because the reality of climate change is negative. The climate is deteriorating rapidly before our eyes, and the reporting here reflects that. Sugar-coating these messages to make the renewables investors and their robots happy will do nothing to help solve the problem.
I was, and continue to be, inspired by Kennedy's 1961 Inaugural Address: …'ask what you can do for your country'. That spirit of altruism and self-sacrifice is, for the most part, absent from these pages. Any suggestion of tightening the fossil belt to save the biosphere is met with cries of 'draconian sacrifice'. The Pied Pipers of pomposity and pontification would have us believe no sacrifice is required, and we can continue our profligate lifestyle as we convert to renewables.
We need to appeal to our higher natures! 'Ask what you can do to save the biosphere: 'whatever it takes; no sacrifice too great; everything on the table; no strings attached'.
"realistically presenting the solutions that we have at hand NOW". Unfortunately, you have never identified these so-called solutions; all we see are arm-waving proposals with no indication that they will avoid the climate cliff. That is not a 'solution'; that's a brochure whose only purpose is to increase the assets of the renewables investors.
Show some details of these supposedly-existing 'solutions'. In particular, show how they will stay within the temperature ceiling constraint during the transition period. Without such demonstration, you offer nothing of substance.
No-they are Beelzebub and Belial, if memory serves.
-and shoot an endangered animal.
As a loyal NPR listen, I and I'm guessing 90% of other NPR listeners, know that:
– burning fossil fuels is warming the climate
– the warming climate is melting glaciers
– Glacier National Park will soon have no glaciers
– Glaciers are made of snow, and the snow buries living stuff
– When the snow melts, buried stuff starts growing again
Given common knowledge, I found the story interesting because
– living stuff buried in snow tens and hundreds of thousands of years ago are still able to restart growing
– we now have a snapshot in labs of what lived long ago to study and compare to existing plant life
I note also a report of finding liquid blood from a mammoth buried in snow as well.
To explain that AGW is happening is like explaining that the earth's axial tilt is the reason the snow has melted and the temperature is getting warmer during every weather forecast.
Why don't you attack Fox instead? Did Fox even report the news? It does deny the 6000 year old earth from the Bible segment of Fox's loyal fan base, so that would be one reason to suppress the news. The other is the general rejection of science by Fox viewers.
But more important, how could Fox be "fair and balanced" when reporting science without having 3 conservatives offer contrary positions to the 1 liberal scientist reporting the lab results? They would need to turn it into some Obama-Holder conspiracy, and that would be so convoluted it goes over the heads of viewers.
Dave, it's the old chicken-and-egg question. Do we have a sick electorate because of sick media and sick corporate entities and sick politicians, or does a sick electorate engender sick politicians, media, and economic entities? I think they go hand-in-hand, and that's why our efforts to concentrate on any one at the expense of any other(s) have led, are leading, and will lead to failure!
"they go hand-in-hand"
Yes, it looks like they reinforced each other and co-evolved into this illness we call our culture.
That brings to mind the Greatest Quote Ever, by Theodosius Dobzhansky:
"Nothing in (life) makes sense except in the light of evolution"
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"that's why our efforts … have led, are leading, and will lead to failure"
That brings the following to mind:
"We're at the level of infants in moral responsibility, but with the technological capability of adults,"
"There is a bottleneck in human history. The human condition is going to change. It could be that we end in a catastrophe or that we are transformed by taking much greater control over our biology.
"It's not science fiction, religious doctrine or a late-night conversation in the pub."
It would be censorship. Every MSM site I visit simply censors my comments, these days all of them at the ABC for example. I've seen plenty of other whinges about similar treatment from other, non-Rightist, commenters. The MSM is entirely run these days by Rightwing ideologues, and they furiously hate and resent non-Rightwing opinion and thought. Just look at the moronic inferno The Guardian's CiF site has become.


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The state is unwilling to define reparative therapy and denial of medical care to transgender youths as abuse. We cannot change what religious leaders are preaching, nor do our voices carry enough weight to effectively gainsay their religious messaging. A radical new direction is needed. Therefore, I propose an emancipation project.
I've been asked many times before if I fear that my son will "change his mind." What if he "decides he wants to be a girl again"? What if I made a mistake by allowing him to transition at such a young age? I know that without walking a mile in my shoes, it's hard to understand. So let's pretend my child wasn't born to be transgender.
Should I wait until I am in a serious relationship and absolutely sure the guy is right for me and will be supportive of my son? If I do wait and find that I have developed feelings for this man only to discover that he won't be supportive of my son, then I must end the relationship. So since I won't know how supportive he'll be until I take off my mask and test the waters, that's what I do.
Puberty suppression for gender-dysphoric adolescents has only been around since the late 1990s. The Center of Expertise on Gender Dysphoria at Amsterdam's VU University pioneered this approach, and their recent online publication of a longitudinal study in the journal Pediatrics offers insights into how some of these kids fare.
A 16-year-old transgender girl spent 77 days alone in a Connecticut prison without ever being convicted of, or even charged with, a crime. Known publicly as "Jane Doe" because she is a minor, she sat alone in the York Correctional Institution, a high-security prison in Niantic, Connecticut, for two and a half months.

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The tape was made immediately after Craig was detained and taken to the airport police station, and it has police and Craig talking about what happened after the senator entered the bathroom.
In the tape, Craig not only denies that he was trying to solicit sex. He insists that he's not gay. More than once, the officer accuses Craig of lying to him.
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The Sound of Rhythm & Culture
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Rhythm & Culture is a downbeat label based in Washington D.C. It was founded in part by Eighteenth Street Lounge co-founder Farid Nouri and, like that venerable D.C. institution, it incorporates artists from all over the world into its paradoxical mission to combine the groovy and the smooth. The sound of Rhythm & Culture, then, is a kind of fusion without any clear components—a slick, luxurious and, above all, laid-back jam. Dub basslines, trance beats, Latin rhythms, and a variety pack of other international ingredients are thrown together into an eclectic and sometimes haphazard stew.
The Sound of Rhythm & Culture is a new compilation from Farid and his colleague Thomas Blondet, who is also a staple of the D.C. electronic scene. Just over half the album's tracks involve those two as producers or collaborators. It accordingly has a very cohesive feel, although it is hard to tell if such unity is a result of the artists' intents or the relatively homogenous nature of the music itself. For despite the label's renowned eclecticism, a lot of these tracks sound pretty much the same. The typical atmosphere and tone is exotic, languid and highly polished. That's not to say it's dull or flat. Truth be told, the combination of international sounds wrenched free from their contexts and semi-underground electronic beats just makes me think of the word 'gyrate', with all its suggestive and vaguely absurd connotations.
What makes you feel stupid, though, is sometimes what makes you dance. Even if the production gives you second thoughts, there's ultimately no denying the groove on tracks like "Freedom" and "2 Sips & Magic". On the latter, an earthy, snaking bassline keeps time with a tambourine as reeds, strings and flutes merge and diverge in reverberating patterns. It's a texture that's hard to describe, and The Sound of Rhythm & Culture, at its best, offers up such inimitable and fantastic flavors. There's no questioning Blondet's and Farid's skills at the turntable, and no reason to doubt a night on the dance floor at the Eighteenth Street Lounge with either of them would be anything less than an ecstatic marathon.
Put this record on in your living room, though, and you might find yourself a bit underwhelmed, especially the first time through. It's too long, for one thing. Many of the songs feature tedious vocalists. The production that's not utterly ingenious is borderline trite. Above all, the compilation falls short in its most essential quality: atmosphere. "Balearic Express", for example, may be a high-caliber piece of up-tempo pep, but it's hard to imagine it as compulsory listening for any reason. "What if everything in your life was going right? / Imagine having fun and feeling young and loving everyone", sings Sarah Vertino. The image is two-dimensional, to say the least, as is, unfortunately, the beat the accompanies it. The songs on this compilation that fall short of the undeniable DJ panache of "2 Sips & Magic" and "Samba Soul" are like outlandish clothes covered in cheap sequins—they may catch your eye, but they usually stay on the rack.
The Sound of Rhythm & Culture is one more glimpse into the club scene, or at least one of the club scenes, in Washington D.C. It may be a bit superfluous. There is no lack of ways a curious West-coaster or Midwesterner can sneak a peek at a city so outspoken about its musical individuality, especially considering that anyone with a handful of Thomas Blondet or Thievery Corporation mixes would get basically the same impression. What is that impression exactly? Well, it's kind of funky, kind of groovy, kind of exotic. It's the kind of thing you might gyrate to…
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In a brilliant takedown of the TV series Mad Men in the New York Reivew of Books, Daniel Mendelsohn condemned what many take to be the show's main strength: its supposed fidelity to the historical period it represents. "In Mad Men," Mendelsohn wrote, "everyone chain-smokes, every executive starts drinking before lunch, every man is a chauvinist pig." Mendelsohn wasn't saying that people actually didn't smoke that much in the 1960s (they did), nor that sexism wasn't systemic and largely unquestioned (it was). Rather, he argued that the show sets up a false dichotomy between the past and the present that can't help but redound to our credit. If the best art startles us into self-recognition, then Mad Men lulls us into moral complacency: we watch the show and smugly think to ourselves, "Thank God we're not like that anymore."
This challenge—how to represent the past faithfully, without either idealization or condescension—faces all writers of historical fiction, and it is a challenge that the novelist Thomas Mallon has largely met throughout his career. Mallon, a former professor of English and a regular contributor to the New Yorker, is one of America's most accomplished historical novelists. He tends to focus on significant events in the nation's past—the aftermath of the Lincoln assassination, for example, or the 1948 presidential election—showing how these events...
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MONTGOMERY – Using his authority as the state's chief executive, Governor Bob Riley has directed Attorney General Troy King to stop "any effort to direct or interfere" with investigations and prosecutions being undertaken by the Task Force on Illegal Gambling.
In a letter to King dated April 7, Governor Riley also directs the attorney general to withdraw his court filings in the White Hall casino case and to provide "support and cooperation" to the Task Force if requested.
"Alabama's constitution says the Governor is in charge of the executive branch and says the Governor has both the power and the duty to make sure the laws are enforced. That's why Governor Riley has informed the attorney general he is to cease all his efforts to interfere with the work of the Task Force," said Jeff Emerson, Communications Director for Governor Riley.
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ATLANTA -- If it's true that third down is "the money down," as several Atlanta Falcons veterans emphasized after Sunday's hard-earned 28-20 victory over the archrival Carolina Panthers, then second-year quarterback Matt Ryan must be worth a million bucks.
The NFL's reigning offensive rookie of the year completed 21 of 27 passes, including 13 straight at one point, for 220 yards and three touchdowns, with only one interception, as the Falcons moved to 2-0 for the first time since 2006 and only the seventh time in franchise history. But just as important as his 122.2 passer rating for the game was Ryan's sterling 98.7 passer rating on third down.
"He was uncanny, wasn't he?" assessed tight end Tony Gonzalez, the 10-time Pro Bowl performer who has quickly forged an intuitive relationship with Ryan. "We want to score every time we have the ball, to keep the ball moving up the field and he certainly does that for us."
Ryan completed 8 of 10 third-down passes for 87 yards. The only real blemish was an ill-thrown first-quarter attempt over the middle, intended for Marty Booker. The pickoff, by Carolina cornerback Richard Marshall, stopped a promising drive for the Falcons, but it didn't affect Ryan's confidence.
The ability to extend drives with big plays provided an emotional lift for an Atlanta offense that punted only twice on its nine possessions, and left the Carolina defense in the doldrums, and usually in trouble.
"We had our chances to knock them off the field, and it seemed like every time, [Ryan] had the right solution," lamented Panthers free safety Charles Godfrey. "It got really frustrating at times. You'd think you had them, then bam, he'd come up with the big play."
That was especially true on a 14-play, 80-yard drive in the second quarter, a possession that ended with Ryan's 10-yard touchdown pass to backup tailback Jason Snelling. On the drive, Ryan converted four straight third-down situations, all with completions, good for 54 yards. Memorable were 27- and 15-yard completions to 11-year veteran Booker, who was signed off the street by general manager Thomas Dimitroff in the third week of training camp after slot receiver Harry Douglas suffered a season-ending knee injury.
Said Falcons coach Mike Smith, understating the obvious: "Matt threw the ball very well, and he distributed it very well, too."
Indeed, while Gonzalez seems to have become Ryan's most comfortable option on third down, he didn't play any favorites Sunday. Gonzalez, Booker and Pro Bowl wideout Roddy White (6 catches for 53 yards), each had two third-down grabs.
"Different weeks, different guys are going to be open and get the ball," Ryan said.
That was certainly true Sunday, with Ryan completing passes to seven different receivers, including three or more hookups with four players.
"He's definitely way ahead of the curve," conceded Gonzalez, who has scored twice in the first two games, including a 24-yarder in the first quarter in which he eluded Carolina weakside linebacker Thomas Davis and both Panthers safeties to break free over the middle. "And he's got a lot of weapons."
The increasing use of Booker in the slot might represent another one.
Although his NFL résumé includes four seasons with 50-plus catches (including 100 receptions in 2001 and 97 in '02), Booker was a relatively forgotten free agent this summer. The phone wasn't ringing, and his job prospects were looking pretty bleak -- until Douglas went down for the year.
Not as quick out of the slot as Douglas, a second-year player, the 33-year-old Booker knows how to play the game, and how to rely on his guile and route-running precision to get open.
"He hurt us a lot with those two [third-down] catches," said Panthers cornerback Chris Gamble. "They were huge plays."
Just about every third-down play was a big one for both teams, and the failure to get the Falcons off the field in a timely fashion weighed heavily in a Carolina locker room where the players faced an unusual 0-2 start. But the Atlanta offensive line seemed to protect well on the key downs (Ryan was not sacked in the game), and the Atlanta quarterback had considerable time to go through his progressions. And on virtually every one of the third-down conversions, someone shook open with plenty of cushion.
"We like to think that third down is our down," White said. "We pride ourselves on being able to convert those things. We ranked pretty high on third-down conversion rate last season [sixth in the league, at 43.4 percent], and our goal is to do it again. If we can stay at about 50 percent, it should be enough to put us among the league leaders.
"And if we do that, we're going to be tough to beat."
Len Pasquarelli, a recipient of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's McCann Award for distinguished reporting, is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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I have been searching the forum for posts related to avoiding spam bots by using various solutions. Can someone explain which method is the "best" depending on the application? So far the methods I found are contact forms and encoding the email address in ASCII text.
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I am 17 and my boyfriend is 22. My previous guardian allowed us to see each other, but I have moved. My new guardian is my grandmother who is very conservative and believes that it's completely illegal, and blantantly disagrees with it, which in a way I understand her reasoning but I am almost an adult and I feel as if i have the right to make my own decisions which I have been doing for the past few years. In my opinion I believe that it is my decision because i do very well in school with a 4.4gpa and listen to all of her rules otherwise. It's just this one I am struggling with. I have done some research on the subject and have found Statute 794.05. Is this statue only with parental consent (in my case my guardians consent)? What if I were to see him without consent? Thank you in advance
"Dating" likely isn't an issue. What often goes along with dating, I think, is what you're really curious about. The statute you cited is the correct statute for the situation, and under that statute, the 22 year old will avoid prosecution. As far as the guardian consent issue, I don't understand where you're getting that from (perhaps an older version of the law?). Guardian consent isn't an issue to this crime as far as I can tell.
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Hendersonville High School
Hendersonville High School announced its honor roll for the second quarter. Listed are the students who made all A's and all A's and B's.
A honor roll
Ninth grade: Katelyn Alley, Megan Garren, Grant Hahn, Bethany Hair.
10th grade: Leigh Huffman, Patrick Munchel, Olivia Palmer, Benjamin Walgenbach, Annie Wells, Kathryn Wells.
11th grade: Emma Bennett, Kelsey Cawthorn, Amber Fischer, Martin Gaona, Anne Coker, Christopher Corn, James Tolleson.
12th grade: Lauren Ertzberger, Morgan Estes, Michael Franco, Vanessa Jeffery, Chelsea Usher, Dorothy Carr.
A/B honor roll
Ninth grade: Ailsa Bennett, Kevin Byrley, Peirce Carpenter, Katherine Chelena, Alexandra Clark, Michael Clingman, Joseph Cottingham, Edward Critikos, Kyle Decker, Hannah Eicholtz, Spencer Garey, Orion Goodman, Faith Gregorchik, Christani Guenin, Robert Hart, Taylor Heery, Hannah Hipp, Benjamin Hungerford, Michelle Israel, Joseph Jones, Nakiesha Lawrence, Julia Lehr, Anthony Lombardo, Conner McCraw, Erika McMillion, Beck Miller, Marley Moreno, Katherine Morgan, Courtney Parker, William Patrick, Bianca Reynolds, Alexander Rodgers, Veronique Rodriguez, Chloe Russell, Owen Schoeff, Zachary Stephens, Kristen Stout, Wiekus Tolles, Samuel Upton, Leah Weyandt, Sheldon Wood, Alyssa Young, Bryant Almany, Nikiyah Trejo.
10th grade: Jaqueleen Allen, Eleanor Crane, Francisco Figueroa, Rostislav Gorovoy, Addie Hancock, Raquel Hernandez, Katherine Huntley, Kathryn Kilpatrick, Miranda McFalls, Colin Michels, Andrea Rivers, Cameron Rogers, Cooper Shannon, Rose Stroup, Nicholas Sullivan, Dara Thiv, Mallori Vesely, Meredith Ward, Megan Sierra, Melchor Ornelas, Sarah Ducharme.
11th grade: Lisa Bowen, Thomas Broom, Tyler Combs, Wesley Cook, Peter Critikos, Scott Davis, Christi Deridder, Scott Dinsmore, John Dowdy, Melaine Gossage, Caroline Hansley, Alejandro Hernandez, Mark Huneycutt, Grace Levine, Wilson Matthews, Stephen McNeal, Kenneth Michaud, Lucas Onan, Olivia Schoeff, Dawid Smith, Lydia Stoney, Morgan Walker, Shelby Welter, Michael Vesley, Jennifer Espinal, Jessica Allison, Heather Baber, Alice Colhoun.
12th grade: Felicia Arriaga, Mallory Barber, Robert Beal, Emily Blake, Laura Brenskelle, Jose Cardona, Carson Carpenter, Peter Clausen, Benjamin Cottingham, Daphne Crowell, Joshua Cypher, Brittany Dodson, Krisma Ficker, Maria Figueroa, Samantha Freeman, Stephanie Gillon, James Hatten, Maria Hernandez, Seth Horton, Bailey Hunter, Shelby Huntley, Jesse Keenan, Y. T. Kellinghusen, Sarah Layne, Tara Lindeman, Jane Livingston, Andres Lopez, Karissa Martindale, Lucy Massagee, Julia Maurer, Ryan Newman, Jerry Noah, Vernonica Olsen, Autumn Patterson, Cosmo Pernie, Chapman Thomas, Jonathan Wilkins, Brad Wooten, Laura Workman, Cassandra Young, Charles Zogzas, Brent Coburn, Jason Munger, Brittany Waters, Tyler Grove, Katie Christensen, Rebecca Waddell.
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Ethel Kerne
Published: Saturday, October 8, 2005 at 6:01 a.m.
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Ethel Walker Kerne, 93, a native of Jeanerette and resident of New Iberia, died on Oct. 6, 2005.
Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m., Sunday and 8 a.m. to funeral time on Monday at St. Peters Catholic Church in New Iberia. Service will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the church.
She is survived by three daughters Mary Cestia and her husband Burton E. Cestia Jr. of New Iberia, Charlene Clark and her husband William Bedford Clark of Bryan, Texas, and Francine Middleton and her husband David Middleton of Thibodaux; six grandchildren, Burton E. Cestia III and his wife Angela Trappey Cestia of New Iberia, George A. Cestia of Lake Charles, Edith L. Cestia of Lake Charles, Mary Frances L. Clark of Cincinnati, Ohio, Eleanor K. Clark of Galveston, Texas, and Anna Middleton of Thibodaux; one sister Irene Walker Landry of Jeanerette and her devoted caregivers from the Home Instead Senior Care Office in New Iberia.
She was proceeded in death by her parents Charles Walker and Hortense Lyon Walker; husband Francis Lloyd Kerne; three brothers, Charles "Rut" Walker, Roy Walker, and Dr. Ira G. "Butsy" Walker; and one sister Madge Walker.
Pallbearers will be grandsons and sons-in-law.
She received her undergraduate degree in home economics from Southwest-ern Louisiana Institute, which is now University of Louisiana at Lafayette, in 1933 and did graduate work at Iowa State University. She pursued a career as a home demonstrator agent in Lafourche Parish and later as a teacher of home economics at Mount Carmel Academy and Thidodaux High School for a period of over 30 years.
She was a charter member of the Bayou Womens Club and known for her hospitality and culinary skills. She oversaw the publication of their cookbook, "La Fourchette" in 1951. As a teacher, she imparted those skills to hundreds of students in the classes while promoting the education and careers of women.
She was a teacher first, last and always. In her final lesson, she never spoke a word. It was in her dying that she taught us about living, loving, patience, suffering, humility and above all Trust in God.
The family would like to express appreciation to Dr. James B. Falterman, Jr.
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Glenn was born to Ed & Florence Thompson at St Joseph Hospital in Kansas City MO and was a life-long resident of the KC area. He graduated from Southeast High School in 1967, and attended Penn Valley Community College for 2 years. In October 1969, Glenn married his high school sweetheart, Janet, and their son Eric was born in 1975. Glenn worked as a processing supervisor for the Commerce Bank, retiring after 28 years, then drove a shuttle bus for Budget Rent-a-car at KCI for about 5 years.
As a young boy, Glenn was a member of Boy Scout Troop 115 and attended Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.
Glenn loved cars, especially the 50s and 60s models, with the 1959 Ford Fairlane being among his favorites. He also enjoyed working with wood.
Over the last several years, Glenn became quite proficient in locating old friends on the internet, reuniting with childhood buddies; reliving old memories and creating new ones. He was the "glue" that kept many of us together.
Glenn died at the Centerpoint Medical Center after a very short battle with cancer. Glenn was preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by wife Janet, Lees Summit, son Eric of Belton, sister Gail Good and husband Gary of Tulsa OK, nieces Joy & Grace Good, Kelsey Chandler, Diane Zurn, and Michelle Franks; nephews Ryan Chandler and Peter Zurn.
His ashes are being taken to Oklahoma by his sister and placed near the ashes of his parents.
Glenn was a good and gentle soul, and will be missed by all who knew him.
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Were you named after anyone? yes
When was the last time you cried? Saturday
Do you like your handwriting? No
What is your favorite lunchmeat? bologna
Do you have kids? 1
If you were another person, would you be friends with you? yes
Do you use sarcasm a lot? not as much
Do you still have your tonsils? yes
Would you bungee jump? no thanks
Favorite cereal? cheerios
Do you untie your shoes before you take them off? Yes
Are you strong? Sometimes yes,sometimes no
Favorite ice cream? Chocolate
What is the first thing you notice about a person? their face
What is your least favorite thing about yourself? I can be weak
Who do i miss the most? mom and dad
What is the last thing you ate? some fritos
What are you listening to right now? my heart beat
What color of crayon would you be? orange
What is your favorite smell? fresh bread
Who is the last person you talked to on the phone? Janet
What is your favorite sport? car racing
You hair color? brown
Your eye color? hazel
Contacts or glasses? still wear glasses
Your favorite food? a good roast beef
Do you prefer happy or sad endings? i'd rather see a happy ending
What is the last movie you watched? The Longest Day on tv
What are you wearing? a red shirt, tan pants
Do you prefer summer or winter? summer
Hugs or kisses? both of course
Your favorite desert? chocolate malt
What is the last book you read? i haven't read a book in quite a while but it was my friend Kims about the tragedies in her life
What did you watch on TV last night? I watched a lot of stuff, I'm a flipper
Favorite sound? my wife's voice especially her laugh
Farthest you have been from home? orlando fla
Any special talents? no real special talents
Where were you born? in the hood, kcmo 31st and troost
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