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Regional extinction of a conspicuous dorid nudibranch (Mollusca: Gastropoda) in California
- Jeffrey H. R. GoddardAffiliated withMarine Science Institute, University of California Email author
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- , Craig HooverAffiliated withDepartment of Biology, California State University
- , Ángel ValdésAffiliated withDepartment of Biological Sciences, California State Polytechnic University
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Felimare californiensis (=Hypselodoris californiensis) was once common throughout the Southern California Bight (SCB) and California Channel Islands. This well-known shallow-water nudibranch, which specializes on dysideid sponges, has persisted for decades in Mexico, but in California disappeared from its entire range by 1984. Since reappearing in 2003, it has been found only at Santa Catalina Island, plus sightings of single individuals in 2011 at Santa Cruz Island and San Diego. The decline of F. californiensis in California was documented using published historical records, museum collections, unpublished field accounts, and images posted online. The loss of this emblematic species is unique among Californian nudibranchs, including (1) its congener Felimare porterae (=Mexichromis porterae), with which it appears to overlap in diet, and (2) opisthobranch species with similar historical geographic ranges and mode of development. The decline in F. californiensis is not predicted by warming trends and climate variation over the past 40 years, including the strong El Niño events of 1983 and 1998. Coastal pollution from the large human population in southern California may have impacted Dysidea amblia, the primary reported prey of F. californiensis. Historical overcollecting of the nudibranch and habitat loss through the development of major ports likely also contributed to its decline. Sightings since 2003 are consistent with a nascent recovery, as elements of water quality have improved in the SCB in recent decades.
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- Title
- Regional extinction of a conspicuous dorid nudibranch (Mollusca: Gastropoda) in California
- Journal
Marine Biology
Volume 160, Issue 6 , pp 1497-1510
- Cover Date
- 2013-06
- 10.1007/s00227-013-2204-x
- Print ISSN
- 0025-3162
- Online ISSN
- 1432-1793
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Jeffrey H. R. Goddard (1)
- Maria C. Schaefer (2)
- Craig Hoover (3)
- Ángel Valdés (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA, 93106-6150, USA
- 2. 2558 Mardell Way, Mountain View, CA, 94043, USA
- 3. Department of Biology, California State University, Northridge, CA, 91330, USA
- 4. Department of Biological Sciences, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA, 91768, USA


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Just a 20-minute walk from Al Khoot Fort and Souq Waqif, Grand Qatar Palace offers 4-star Doha city center hotel accommodations. Museum of Islamic Art and Qatar National Museum are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 92 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 11 floors
- Check-in time 12:30 PM-1:00 PM
- Check-out time is 2:00 PM
Airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
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Mr. Major's focus is on federal procurement and cybersecurity liability and risk management. A prolific author and thought leader in the area of cybersecurity, his professional experience involves a wide variety of litigation and counseling matters dealing with procurement laws and federal regulations and standards. His diverse experience includes complex litigation in federal court under the qui tam provisions of the False Claims Act and bid protest actions. He counsels all sizes of companies on issues relating to compliance with government regulations including, among other things, cybersecurity (NIST, FIPS, FedRAMP, and DFARS) requirements, multiple award schedule compliance, Section 508 issues, country of origin requirements under the Buy American and Trade Agreements Acts, cost accounting, and small business requirements. He also regularly conducts internal investigations to assist companies ensure that they are in full compliance with the law.
He is also an editor of the 2016 Cloud Computing Legal Deskbook (Thomson Reuters), an annual publication addressing cloud computing issues and solutions for commercial and government end users and suppliers.
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•Providing aerospace defense firm with advice related to NIST cybersecurity requirements
•Assisting in multiple tech-sector FCA suits related to alleged GSA non-compliance
•Identifying and stopping a complex and long-running corporate embezzlement scheme and constructing the culprit's restitution requirement and the company's reporting responsibilities
•Counseling software manufacturers in country of origin best practices for downloaded software and addressing Section 508 "Compliance"
•Successfully defending the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's award of a contract to Staples, Inc. and, in so doing, affirmed the Court of Federal Claims jurisdiction over FDIC bid protests. Office Depot v. United States, 95 Fed. Cl. 517 (2010)
•Counseling defense industry client on procurement agreement and negotiations with the Government of Israel
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•Coordinating systematic collections and responses to Government subpoenas on behalf of numerous clients
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•Assisting in defending Plaintiffs' novel damages theories in complex civil litigation defending a Fortune 25 client against multi-state and multi-district class-action RICO and design-defect claims
•Successfully negotiating the extrication of an accounting firm from a third-party subpoena and heated discovery dispute
•Successfully representing clients in federal fraud litigation against Defendants running a sophisticated products diversion scam; resulted in a favorable settlement for the client and a pending federal criminal investigation
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Active in the area of pro bono, Mr Major has a track record of providing outstanding client services in wide array of cases including winning asylum for a Kosovo refugee and his family; successfully defending an uninsured Maryland Workers' Compensation claim on behalf of a small business; and serving as court appointed defense counsel on over a dozen federal criminal misdemeanor matters before the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland as an attorney selected to be part of the Court's Criminal Justice Act Panel.
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• Perspective: What Will Be the Defining Cybersecurity Issues in 2016?, JD Supra, January 19, 2016
• Sequestration: A Tale of Unrequited Patriotism, Law360, November 5, 2012
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•Editor, Cloud Computing Legal Deskbook, 2016 Edition, Thomson Reuters, June 2016
•Editor, Cloud Computing Legal Deskbook, 2015 Edition, Thomson Reuters, June 2015
•Chapter Author, Cloud Computing Legal Deskbook, 2013 Edition, Thomson Reuters, 2013
• Security of Information in the Cloud, 2013, 2014 editions
• An Introduction to Enterprise Cloud Computing, " 2015 edition
• Cybersecurity and the Cloud, " 2015 edition
• Government Migration to the Cloud: GSA Procurement and Security Considerations, " 2015 edition
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• Be Alert: Ransomware Attacks on the Rise, March 28, 2016
Fashion & Apparel Law Blog Posts
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• The FCC Takes a Seat at the Cyber-Regulation Table, December 1, 2014
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Government Contracts, Investigations & International Trade Blog Posts
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• DoD Reveals its Cybersecurity Discipline Implementation Plan (or How 1940s War Department VD Training Can Help Your 21st Century Cyber Hygiene), March 29, 2016
• Department of Defense Provides Government Contractors a Grace Period for Compliance with Key Cybersecurity Requirements, January 4, 2016
• Are You Overcomplicating Your Cybersecurity Processes? October 27, 2015
• Have DoD Contractors and Subcontractors Been Drafted? Once Voluntary Defense Industrial Base CS/IA Regulations Now Mandatory and Aligned With New DFARS Cybersecurity Rules, October 5, 2015
• Foggy on the Cloud? September 21, 2015
• DoD Addresses Cybersecurity Preparedness, Incident Reporting, and Cloud Computing Acquisitions with new DFARS interim rule, August 26, 2015
• Ransoming Sensitive Personal Information: Will OPM's Data Breach Trigger Your Insider Threats? June 23, 2015
• ALERT: NIST Issues Final Guidance on Federal Contractor Cybersecurity Standards for Controlled Unclassified Information, June 23, 2015
• Another Prologue to Cybersecurity Regulations: Controlled Unclassified Information ("CUI") - What Contractors Need to Know and Why They Should Care, May 27, 2015
• Cyber-Breach & NISPOM Conforming Change 2 - It's What's on the Inside That Counts, November 21, 2014
• Shopping for the Cloud Made Easy - GSA's Special Item Number Project for Cloud Computing and Request for Comments, November 21, 2014
• Federal Register Round Up - June/July 2014, July 29, 2014
• 'They're Here' - What You Need to Know Now About the Chilling New DoD Counterfeit Parts Rule... and its NASA 'Spinoff, ' May 20, 2014
• The Cybersecurity Race: Executive Branch Takes The Lead While Congress Watches From The Bleachers, April 18, 2014
• Robert Frost and Cybersecurity - Two Roads Diverging, September 24, 2013
• Details: Highlights from the August & September 2013 Federal Register, September 24, 2013
• New Laws and Firewalls - Summer 2013 Cyber Security Round-up, July 22, 2013
• An FCA Kerfuffle: First Circuit Reaffirms the Intent of the First to File Rule and Deepens Circuit Split, June 26, 2013
• Sequestration: Funding Shortfalls and Unrequited Patriotism, October 24, 2012
• The Government on Combatting Human Trafficking: 'We REALLY, REALLY Mean It, ' October 24, 2012
• MAS March Madness 2012: Final Rule for Increased Competition in MAS/BPA Orders, March 16, 2012
• Penalties for Expressly Unallowable Costs - The ASBCA Reconsiders and Ups the Ante for Contractors, February 13, 2012
• Fisher v. Halliburton: Fifth Circuit Invokes Common Sense To Defend Defense Base Act, February 13, 2012
• MAS March Madness: Increased Competition In Multiple Award Schedule Orders, April 18, 2011
• A Brief Look At United Nations Procurement: Going International... Sort Of, December 17, 2010
• Redefining Cost Or Pricing Data, October 7, 2010
• Can DoD Be The Biggest Loser ? Gates Unveils DoD's New Fiscal Diet Plan, October 7, 2010
• United States District Court For The Southern District Of Texas Deprives Battlefield Contractors Of The Protections Of The Defense Base Act, June 14, 2010
Healthcare Law Blog Posts
• Be Alert: Ransomware Attacks on the Rise, March 28, 2016
•Cloud Computing Legal Deskbook
May 2016
Speaking Engagements
• B2G & Commercial Cyber Forum: Importance Of Breach Response Planning, Chesapeake Regional Tech Council Forum, Odenton, MD, January 12, 2016
• Need Solutions to Your Cybersecurity Problems?, Data Privacy and Security Forum, Washington, DC, November 4-5, 2015
• New Cyber Regulations No Longer Voluntary for Contractors, Interview on Federal News Radio's In Depth with Francis Rose, October 15, 2015
• Breaking Cybercrime: Real-Life Case Studies from Today's Top Security Experts, International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) webinar, October 13, 2015
• Cybersecurity and Contracting: Threats, Rules and Compliance Issues, " Federal Publications Seminar, San Diego, CA, October 6-7, 2015
• The Cyber Insider Threat - Detecting and Protecting, Federal Publications Webinar, August 13, 2015
• Discussing a New Era of Cybersecurity Regulations, Interview on Federal News Radio's In Depth with Francis Rose, May 28, 2015
• The 'Cloud' from a Contracting Perspective, Federal News Radio's, Off the Shelf, February 3, 2015
• The Exchange Data Privacy and Cyber Security Forum, Today's General Counsel Institute, Washington, DC, November 18-19, 2014
• Legal and Compliance Issues Facing Cyber Firms in Today's Business Environment, CyberMaryland, Baltimore, MD, October 30, 2014
• Export Controls and Cloud Computing: Complying with ITAR, EAR and Sanctions Laws, Strafford Publications Webinar, April 23, 2014
• Basics of Multiple Award Scheduling Contracts, Federal Publications Course Instructor (2012-present)
•"E(asy)-Discovery: Practical Advice for Conducting Electronic Discovery, " Frederick County Maryland Bar Association, May 24, 2011
•Information Governance and eDiscovery Summit
Sydney, Australia, June 2016
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Arthur Rörsch was a genetics professor at Leiden University in the Netherlands from 1967 to 1997.
Rörsch is on Senator James [2]Inhofe' [2]s list of "Prominent Scientists" who deny the existence of man made climate change. He is one of 49 on the list who are retired [3].
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"Doubts about the mainstream 'CO2-paradigm' arise because there is so little evidence from direct observations to support the framework that has been constructed from computer model studies/experiments. This alone should be a sufficient reason for the scientific world to consider alternative paradigms." [2]
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Featured [4] in Bjørn Lomborg documentary film, Cool It [5].
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March 4, 2008
Listed as a "Qualified Endorser [7]" of the Manhattan Declaration [8] on Climate Change which was released at the Heartland Institute's 2008 International Conference on Climate Change. [4]
The Declaration demands "That all taxes, regulations, and other interventions intended to reduce emissions of CO2 be abandoned forthwith."
December 13, 2007
Singnatory to an open letter to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon [9] that claims "It is not possible to stop climate change, a natural phenomenon that has affected humanity through the ages." [5]
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Signatory to an open letter to Stephen Harper [10] urging inaction on climate change policy.
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According to a search of 22,000 academic journals, Rörsch has published 20+ original research papers in peer-reviewed [11] all in the area of genetics. His most recent research was published over eight years ago, prior to which he published in 1977.
Many of Rörsche's papers on climate change (here [12], here [13], and here [14], for example) were published in the skeptical journal Energy and Environment [15], edited by Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen [16], and described as one of the journals that skeptics can go to when they are unable to publish their work elsewhere.
"Bio [17]," De Groene Rekenkamer. Accessed February, 2012. Archived February 10, 2012 [18], with WebCite.
Arthur Rörsch. "Guest Editorial" (PDF [19]), Energy & Environment, Vol. 21, No. 4 (2010).
"New Documentary on Bjørn Lomborg and Climate Change is Long on Opinion and Short on Facts [6], UCS Says," Union of Concerned Scientists, November 19, 2010.
"QUALIFIED ENDORSERS NOT AT CONFERENCE [7]," International Climate Science Coalition. Accessed February, 2012.
"Open Letter to the Secretary-General of the United Nations [9]," December 13, 2007. Reprinted by the Science and Public Policy Institute.
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The Morning Pride: May 21, 2012
Welcome to The Morning Pride, ThinkProgress LGBT's daily round-up of the latest in LGBT policy, politics, and some culture too! Here's what we're reading this morning, but please let us know what stories you're following as well. Follow us all day on Twitter at @TPEquality.
– Politico points out that President Obama's support for marriage equality doesn't mean he doesn't still have work to do to support the LGBT community.
– In Kansas, 42 percent agree with Obama's position on the freedom to marry, while 55 disagree.
– Gay rights activists are urging leniency in the sentencing of Dharun Ravi, who was found guilty of a hate crime for spying on his college roommate, Tyler Clementi, who later committed suicide.
– Maryland and Washington are already hosting same-sex wedding expos.
– Michigan lawmakers signed resolutions praising the Kalamazoo YWCA's "Women of Achievement," but several Republicans conspicuously slighted honoree Jeni Shoub who had supported LGBT college students.
– Meet the five binational same-sex couples who are suing the government for the right to stay together.
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Actually my doctor parents have it that although it is often sterile, that isn't necessarily the case.
They might have been referring to bladder infecctions which I guess was probably not the case here. But I am not sure.
Lots of harmful things are sterile, like plutonium, or bleach. Or urine.
Please note that YOUR urine is sterile to YOU only. You have heard of hepatitis?? And cholera? and all those charming illnesses that come when field workers harvesting our veggies don't have access to handwashing facilities????
When I was in elementary school I peed in the liquid soap dispenser. I got caught but my parents and the teacher had a good laugh about it behind my back.
As it is excreted, urine can easily become contaminated with bacteria other unpleasant life forms that live in the genital area. Also, the body disposes of many problematic substances via the urine, some of which can be harmful if swallowed. Drug residues, for example. So even if it is sterile, it isn't necessarily safe.
Dan, may I suggest that you take a 9th grade health refresher course? ;)
For #3, I'm sure we're all aware of the raging Castle Rock Middle School cholera epidemic. (Despite that cholera and hepatitis are transmitted along with fecal matter (ick) not urine.)
Healthy people have sterile urine. I suspect your average middle-school boy does not have a bladder infection. The kid was 13. He must be a good two, three years away from his first venereal disease.
So, yes, the field workers should wash their hands. They also should be given adequate access to hygienic restroom facilities. But let's be clear not to implicate urine here.
And no one should be peeing into beverages. Unless it's consensual, I guess.
Someone in high school had one of those tiny euro cars, and once a group of 6-8 guys picked it up and moved it either onto the sidewalk or in front of a fire hydrant. Poor guy ended up with a parking ticket.
What happened to the cat?
The way schools are today, the teach was probably a 23 year old hottie who had grown tired of her 28 year old husband, and the 13 year old was her lover who thought he was giving her a golden shower -- in a bottle.
Besides I drink my own urine everyday and I haven't felt better. I've even come to enjoy the taste.
"He's been swigging his for ages. He says he likes it. Actually, come to think of it, he started before the water ran out."
John has had me squat over him and pee in his mouth for years. It's always a battle to get him to let me change the sheets, and he flat out refuses to buy a new mattress. That's part of the reason why we sleep in separate rooms.
He also has the words "human toilet" tattooed on his bottom. He told me it was a fraternity joke, but I'm no so sure.
when I was in 10th grade my friend put soap in the teacher's tea, and he got arrested for poisoning her.
she was fired the next year for making inappropriate racial comments.
Sterile? I've never understood this.
If I piss all over my shower, does that make it "clean"?
If I am forced to operate on myself and I commence by pissing on the scalpel, does that make it sterilized???
Dear Science, tell me please.
A college friend pissed in his hated-roommate's cologne bottle. The hated-roommate was an asshole, but the piss-cologne never seemed to have any effect nor was it discovered.
Does all cologne smell like pee?
Urine is not sterile (that is, free of microorganisms). Urine from healthy, non-symptomatic individuals may be unlikely to cause disease, but it is not necessarily free from microbes.
For example, almost everyone is infected with human polyoma viruses JC or BK in childhood and continue shedding virus from their kidneys into their urine for the rest of their lives. Urine from those healthy, non-symptomatic carriers of JCV and BKV will contain polyoma viruses and is non-sterile by definition.
Savage again.
Urine is a harmful substance if you have a disease. Period.
Also... stealing a car? Jesus. What a jerk.
Bleach is sterile too.
My Friend and I, Dan. Not my friend and me. .
Yeah, when it's fresh, it's sterile
Some say digestible, even edible
If you was stranded out to sea, alone and in trouble
Survive dehydration, guzzle your own cup full
so sayeth the Doom.
Just the other night I watched Bear Grylls (um, on TV) pee on his lacerated hand because the ammonia in his urine would *kill* bacteria that might get in the cuts.
So. And.
@7: we did that to a teacher's MG midget, but it was out of love. and because it was possible.
@21: Bear is a cool guy, but he doesn't always know what the hell he's talking about. Urine is fine for washing your cuts with because it's not going to infect you and it can flush out bacteria, but urine doesn't have much ammonium in it when it comes out of your body. Most of the nitrogen is tied up in urea, which later breaks down into ammonium.
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Letter from Europe - Part 3: Tony gets stuck in the Louvre loo
We'll always have Paris. From left: Kris Mora, Christine Chipres, Sung Lee, Aliza Rosenberg, Tony Lee, Tina Hong, Richard Chang, Tani Nagai, Jennifer Wi Lin and Tony Lin. Photo courtesy of Richard Chang/The Register.
Greetings again, dear readers. In my previous Europe post, I told you about exploring the ruins of Rome and flying to a rainy Paris.
Paris is a beautiful city, but a little less beautiful when its museums and cultural institutions are shut down. That was the case when we were there -- the cause was a labor strike and disagreement with the government over the replacement, or lack thereof, of retiring civil servants.
It was a shame that the Musee d'Orsay, Arc de Triomphe, Rodin Museum and others were closed to a public that just wants to hand over good money to witness the wonders inside. Even local French people we talked to said it was messed up and they were embarrassed.
Anyway, we were in a group of 10 -- 5 couples, to be specific. Now I adore each and every single one of these people, but when you try to travel and sightsee in a group, there are always delays. Someone getting sidetracked or lost, as the case may be. A lot of hurry up and wait.
In fact, it took us an entire day to get the most prominent icon in Paris, the Eiffel Tower. But that's another story.
So, eight of us visited the world-famous Musée du Louvre, which has a long history and used to be a palace for France's monarchs. We were lucky enough to go there on Wednesday, Dec. 2, a day before the strikes shut down the mighty Louvre as well.
We got there on the Metro without too much trouble and then wound up strolling through the Carrousel du Louvre, a trendy mall connected to the museum. For one reason or another, we wound up in Starbucks of all places, and stayed there for a while.
I was eager to see the treasures in the Louvre, which include the "Winged Victory of Samothrace" (c. 190 B.C.), the "Venus de Milo" (c. 100 B.C.), and of course, the "Mona Lisa" (1503-06) by Leonardo da Vinci.
We finally got our tickets and were ready to venture in, but one fellow in our group, Tony Lee, was missing. He was in the bathroom of the Louvre, and he was taking a crazy long time getting out. I wondered if he was having "issues" with his digestive system, if you know what I mean.
But the reality was -- he was stuck in the Louvre loo.
"I did my business and was done, then I reached to come out and I noticed the lever to lock was turning, but it wasn't catching on anything," he told me in a recent interview. "So the mechanism was broken."
A wave of panic overcame Tony as he noticed the space below was too small to fit through. It was a handicapped stall, by the way. There was space above the door, but he had to climb on a sink in order to stick his head through.
Meanwhile, the concerned group was waiting outside the bathroom and Kris Mora went in to see what was wrong. When he entered, he saw Tony's head poking through the top of the stall. Tony told him he was stuck.
Kris went to get help, and a worker at the Louvre came in, but could not unlock the door. Another maintenance worker was retrieved.
By this time, Tony's plight had attracted a small audience, and Kris started videotaping the incident on his trusty video camera. For your edification and viewing enjoyment, here's a clip of the real incident on YouTube:
Anyway, Tony tells me he considered jumping through the hole and having Kris and Sung Lee catch him. But a worker/security guard said no, most likely because the museum didn't want to be liable if he got hurt.
"I just wanted to jump through," Tony said. "I was more claustrophobic than anything."
It took a while for the maintenance guy to finally undo the lock. "The guard made it a long, drawn-out process. It seemed like forever." In reality, it was probably between 40 and 60 minutes. Precious minutes, if you've only got limited time in the Louvre as we did.
Now I've been to the Louvre bathrooms before, and I can tell you from personal experience, they are a mess. On that same day, I used a stall that would NOT lock. And later that afternoon, I opened a bathroom door and a cleaner's mop came crashing down on my face. It (expletive) hurt!
You would think that the bathrooms in the one of the world's most prestigious museums would be at a higher standard. But, sadly, THEY ARE NOT.
Anyway, we did get a chance to see the "Mona Lisa," the "Venus de Milo" and the "Winged Victory of Samothrace." We also got to see the impressive Babylonian "Code of Hammurabi" stele (1790 B.C.), awesome Egyptian, Greek and Roman antiquities, and one of my favorites, "Liberty Leading the People" (1830) by Eugene Delacroix.
Seriously, strolling through the Louvre is like taking a course in art history. Many of the above works are standard pieces in "Gardner's Art Through the Ages" and other respected art history texts.
On Thursday, Dec. 3, we visited Notre Dame Cathedral and the aforementioned Eiffel Tower. It was cold, windy and rainy, and only Kris and Christine Mora ventured to go to the top. Brave souls.
Friday, Dec. 4 was the last day for most of the group. We met at the Arc de Triomphe at 1 p.m., then the girls went shopping at Galeries Lafayette. The guys went back to the hotel and then to Montparnasse Tower. I went to Montmarte and visited the beautiful Basilique du Sacré-Coeur.
We had a farewell dinner Friday night at a French joint that served authentic French food (foie gras, etc.). On Saturday, four of the couples left Paris for the U.S. Tani and I stuck around, went shopping, then went to Versailles, home of the glorious, regal and at times, excessive Palace of Versailles. That's where Kings Louis XIV, XV and XVI lived, and where Marie Antoinette resided and did or did not say, "Let them eat cake." That utterance has been widely debated, and historical evidence shows that she probably didn't say it; it could have been a phrase coined by Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
Anyway, Tani and I spent 6 days and 5 nights in Paris. On Sunday, Dec. 6, we took the Eurostar Chunnel train from Paris to London. That was before the whole operation was shut down. Here's another story on the weekend breakdown.
I'll tell you more about London, including the British Museum, a West End show and the Tate Modern, in my next blog post. Cheers!
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Bush on Friday opened a fast-paced four-country, five-day journey to mark the 60th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany. The president will meet on Saturday with the leaders of Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia. For these Baltic countries, the end of World War II did not bring liberation. Instead, they traded Nazi oppression for nearly five decades of Soviet domination.
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Bush's trip has been clouded by Moscow's unhappiness about his stops in two former Soviet republics, Latvia and Georgia, which the Russians see as interference in its neighborhood. The president also will visit the Netherlands as well as Russia. Bush said he would tell Putin he should welcome peaceful democracies on Russia's borders.
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ANTIGO - When you can't catch fish, it's easy to blame the lure. If you need something different, people in Antigo make a lure that you might want to try. The Mepps assembly plant is located right off Highway 45.
Mepps fishing lures were originally made in Paris, France, starting in 1938. Back in the 1970's, a local Antigo sporting goods store owner, Todd Sheldon, decided to buy that facility and moved it to Nice, France. His son, Mike is now the president of the company.
"The guys that own the Mepps company in France were getting old enough to where they wanted to retire so we bought the Mepps company in France in 1972," said Sheldon.
One detail that makes the lure number one in the world is that they use actual animal tail fur.
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Even though the company distributes their product around the world, the Sheldon's still enjoy being based in Antigo.
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"I'm at the point in my career that I feel qualified to step into a leadership position," Constable said.
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