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On February 2, network television's top-rated news program, 60 Minutes, aired an interview with Anita Hill. CBS spokesman Roy Brunett told MediaWatch that 60 Minutes did no investigation of Hill beforehand, and it showed. The story was 12 days early: in their Valentine, CBS noted that Hill had received "more than 30,000 letters of support," and the interview was just as tough. Instead of employing its normal take-no-prisoners interview style, 60 Minutes treated her not like a controversial political figure, but like a celebrity to be adored. In fact, they were actually tougher on Barbra Streisand earlier this season than they were on Hill.
60 Minutes correspondent Ed Bradley began by asking Hill: "You've been described as someone who is conservative in your positions. Is that a fair description of you?" In a roundabout way, Hill agreed: "I think I am conservative to a number of people because I do have a religious background. I do go to church. I'm very close to my family. I have a strong belief in the family structure. And I work in a very conservative profession. As a law professor, generally, it's a conservative profession, so I think in that sense it is fair to say that on some issues or in some respects I am conservative."
Bradley pushed further: "How would you describe yourself politically?" Hill admitted "I'm a Democrat." That's the only revelation the interview produced. During the hearings, liberal activists asked what Hill would have to gain from testifying against Thomas, since she was a conservative. One of Hill's witnesses stressed that Hill supported Robert Bork's nomination to the Supreme Court. But when Hill publicly contradicted that conservative image, Bradley failed to probe Hill about Bork, or about Roe vs. Wade, the primary obsession of the first Thomas hearings.
Instead, Bradley queried: "I'm told you have a picture of Eleanor Roosevelt on your office wall, with a quote from her that says: `You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do things you think you cannot.' Is that...you do have that?"
Bradley followed up with softball questions: "What were the costs to you?....Do you think that's what in essence happened to you, that you came forward, and they didn't believe you? That in some ways you were made to be the culprit?....Do you think you got a fair hearing?....You think it would have been different if there would have been a woman on the committee?....Do you think this becomes an issue in the upcoming election?....Are you going to have any kind of role in that?" During these questions, Bradley refrained from interrupting, letting Hill speak as long as she wished. In conclusion, Bradley handed Hill a question that sounded more like a Barbara Walters question to a movie star: "When someone looks at you and sees Anita Hill, what do you want that to mean?" What could 60 Minutes have asked Hill about?
The American Spectator Exposé. Investigative reporter David Brock filed an astonishing exposé on Anita Hill in the March issue of The American Spectator that suggests Hill's story may have been built on false testimony. Brock's best investigative scoop came from the Senate Judiciary Committee's depositions of Susan Hoerchner, the California judge who testified on behalf of Hill during the televised hearings. According to Brock, "In her [Senate] staff deposition and on another occasion, Hoerchner told interviewers that the call in which Hill said she was being sexually harassed occurred before September 1981, i.e., before Hill had gone to work for Thomas." After consulting with her lawyer, Hoerchner changed her story, telling Senators she could not remember the precise date when Hill called.
Brock detailed many other revelations. A former Education Department official told Brock that then-Education Secretary Terrel Bell "received several allegations of sexual harassment from Anita Hill during the time she worked at the department... directed at Education officials other than Clarence Thomas."
And: "According to Hill's former co-workers at the EEOC, she knew [Democratic Sen. Howard] Metzenbaum aide James Brudney quite well. They say that Hill spoke often of going out with Brudney, and of having spent weekends at his apartment when she worked there....More than any other Hill staffer, Brudney...made it his aim to defeat Clarence Thomas." These revelations may be less ironclad than Hoerchner's lying to Congress, but they do cast large doubts on Hill's credibility -- and the media's.
The Post-Newsweek Coverup. Newsweek dispatched Supreme Court reporter Bob Cohn to investigate Hill. But for all Cohn's effort, Newsweek only printed a tiny one-sided December 2 "Periscope" item on how "Republican leaders tried to dig up information that would discredit Anita Hill and applied strong-arm tactics to witnesses reluctant to come forward against her."
Cohn later summarized his investigation in The New Republic (January 6 & 13 issue). In it, Cohn reported revelations similar to some of Brock's findings: "I tracked down Lawrence Shiles, who had signed a [Judiciary] committee affidavit describing events that occurred while he was enrolled in Hill's legal writing class in 1983. In the three-page affidavit and subsequent interview, Shiles said -- get this -- that he and two male friends found a dozen short black pubic hairs inside papers returned by Hill." The Shiles affidavit was signed on the last day of the Hill hearings, but no one reported it.
Cohn also found: "The former students seemed to share an aversion to Hill. All complained she was an incompetent professor whose liberal views infected her teaching. Several said off the record that she represented, as one put it, 'the worst case of affirmative action.'"
Like Brock, Cohn mentioned the testimony of a fundraiser for the National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL), who told him that NARAL head Kate Michelman told her: "This will not be a difficult job. We have Anita Hill. She's agreed to come forward. We've been working with her since July." Since Hill assured Senators that she had not been in contact with liberal interest groups, it would show Hill to be a perjurer. But Newsweek refused to print any of this, forcing Cohn to turn to The New Republic.
Similarly, Lally Weymouth, a frequent contributor to The Washington Post "Outlook" section, submitted her investigation of Hill to the Post, but they rejected it. Instead, the daughter of Post and Newsweek owner Katharine Graham offered it to The Wall Street Journal, which printed the story last November 20.
Weymouth revealed that Hill served as an adviser to a feminist group at the University of Oklahoma, the Organization for the Advancement of Women. Susan Stallings, a former member of that group, told Weymouth: "Anita Hill is a liberal...she was for such things as `comparable worth.' At our meetings, if it wasn't Reagan-bashing, it was Bush-bashing. They were terrified of Roe v. Wade being overturned."
Ironically, Brock told MediaWatch that Cohn and Weymouth appeared to be the only other national reporters on Hill's trail, and their stories were both rejected by their employer. Brock saw no sign of the other national media outlets, which spent months trailing Thomas tidbits, but apparently wouldn't think of investigating the "Rosa Parks of sexual harassment." Perhaps avoiding the appearance of insensitivity is now more important than the pursuit of truth.
For all of the media's pious declarations of moral indignation over Oliver North lying to Congress, their failure to investigate Anita Hill's credibility reveals a blind eye to corruption of the political process by liberals.


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This episode is the first time that Fuyuki visably loses his temper with Keroro.
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Chicken Roti
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 30 mins
A suggested salad and/or rice make good accompanyments to this Roti. I haven't made it myself yet.
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- 3 boneless chicken breasts (cut up)
- 2 garlic cloves (crushed)
- 1 medium onion (chopped chunky)
- 1 green pepper (chopped chunky)
- 1 large carrot (peeled and thinly sliced)
- 10 1⁄2 ounces chicken broth
- 2 large potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 1⁄2 cup water
- 2 tablespoons curry powder
- 2 -3 teaspoons hot sauce
- salt and pepper
- fresh parsley (chopped)
- 4 large tortillas
- mango chutney or fruit salsa
- In a large skillet saute garlic, onion 1-2 minutes.
- Add chicken and saute until cooked and tender.
- Add green pepper and carrots. Saute 1-2 minutes.
- Add chicken broth, potatoes and as much water as needed to cover everything.
- Simmer until the potatoes are very tender and broth begins to reduce.
- Add all spices and flavorings to personal taste.
- Cover and turn off.
- This can now stand until just before serving time.
- It will thicken a little as it cools.
- At serving time heat the roti mixture to a boil stirring with a wooden spoon. You want a nice thick curry stew.
- Cook to reduce more if too runny.
- Warm tortillas, place on plate.
- Put generous portion of roti mixture in center of tortilla.
- Roll up with ends folded under. Serve with chutney on top.
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I was going to post this recipe myself; mine is identical and I've made it many times. It's always a hit. A superb taste of the Caribbean and REALLY easy to make. Next time I'll take a picture and post: you end up with kind of thick stew that you roll up in a tortilla. (Note steps 7 and 8 and plan ahead: for best results, make earlier and reheat before serving -- this yields a thicker "stew.") In addition to the salsa or chutney (I've used both) I also make Coconut Rice to go with. Delicious!


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WASHINGTON — A 5.9 magnitude earthquake centered northwest of Richmond, Va., shook much of Washington, D.C., and was felt as far north as Rhode Island, New York City and Martha's Vineyard, Mass., where President Barack Obama is vacationing.
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The quake was centered near Louisa, Va., in Louisa County, which is northwest of Richmond and south of Washington.
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The East Coast gets earthquakes, but usually smaller ones and is less prepared than California or Alaska for shaking.
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Joyce L. Kennard
|Joyce L. Kennard
|Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California
|In office
April 1989 – April 5, 2014
|Nominated by
|George Deukmejian
|Preceded by
|John A. Arguelles
|Succeeded by
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|Personal details
May 6, 1941
Bandung, West Java, Indonesia
|Robert Kennard
|Alma mater
|University of Southern California
Joyce Luther Kennard (born May 6, 1941) is a former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California. Appointed by Governor George Deukmejian in 1989, she was the longest-serving justice sitting on the Court at the time of her 2014 retirement, having been retained by California's voters three times—first to fill the unexpired term in 1990, followed by second and third consecutive twelve-year terms in 1994 and 2006.
Early years[edit]
Kennard was born in the city of Bandung in the Indonesian province of West Java. Both of her parents were of mixed Eurasian ancestry. Her father, Johan, was of Dutch, Indonesian and German ancestry, while her mother, Wilhemine, was mostly of Chinese Indonesian ancestry as well as Dutch and Belgian ancestry.[1] Kennard speaks English with a distinct Dutch accent. Her father died in a Japanese concentration camp when she was one year old.[2]
Kennard and her mother moved to the Netherlands in 1955.[1] The rigidity of the Dutch educational system meant that Kennard's hopes of attending university were derailed when she contracted a tumor on her right leg, which resulted in the amputation of part of that limb at age 16.[1] She now walks with the help of a prosthesis.
In 1961, she was able to immigrate to the United States as a result of a special law that authorized 15,000 additional visas for Dutch Indonesian refugees; she settled in Los Angeles and found her first U.S. job as a secretary for Occidental Life Insurance.[1] Wilhemine (who was stuck in a menial restaurant job) stayed behind so that her daughter would always have a home base, but died of lung cancer in 1968.[1]
Wilhemine's last gift to her daughter was a bequest of $5,000 she had carefully saved up over the years.[1] This money, on top of Kennard's own savings (and additional income from continuing to work part-time while in school), enabled Kennard to finally pursue her long-deferred dream of going to college. In 1970, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude in German from the University of Southern California, where she would go on to graduate in 1974 with a Master of Public Administration and a Juris Doctor from the USC Gould School of Law.
Judicial career[edit]
Kennard's rise within the California court system is often described as "meteoric."[3] Appointed to the Los Angeles Municipal Court in 1986, Kennard was elevated to the California Superior Court in 1987 and elevated again to the California Court of Appeal in 1988. Finally, in 1989, Governor George Deukmejian appointed her to the California Supreme Court. Upon taking her oath, Kennard became the second woman and the first Asian American to serve as a justice on the Court.
During her time on the bench, Kennard has authored numerous high-profile opinions, the best-known of which is Kasky v. Nike (2002) 27 Cal. 4th 939. In that case, the California Supreme Court held that Nike could not claim a First Amendment "commercial free speech" defense when charged with lying about sweatshop conditions in its overseas manufacturing plants. The U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari, but ultimately the Court declined to render an opinion, instead letting the California Supreme Court's decision stand. Harvard Professor Laurence Tribe, who had criticized the California Supreme Court's decision, represented Nike.
Kennard has had a reputation for aggressive questioning during oral argument.[4] She did not hesitate to ask long and complicated questions—often speaking for minutes at a time before prompting an attorney to respond, and often asked the first question in a given case.[5]
Justice Kennard retired from the court on April 5, 2014 after 25 years of service.[6][7][8]
- ^ a b c d e f Kort, Michele (7 February 1993). "Fairly Unpredictable: On the lackluster California Supreme Court, Justice Joyce Kennard stands out. She's a woman, she's Asian, and she's developed an tendency to disagree.". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 12 November 2012.
- ^ Harris, Nancy Smith. "Joyce Luther Kennard". Retrieved 2011-02-01.
- ^ "California Supreme Court". Los Angeles Times. May 15, 2008.
- ^ Nick Roman and Julian Burrell (February 17, 2014). "California Supreme Court Justice Kennard talks adversity, gratitude". Southern California Public Radio.
- ^ Kevin R. Johnson (June 30, 2008). "Immigrants Of The Day: Justice Joyce Kennard of Indonesia, James Barrett Reston of Scotland, and Dorothy Jacobs Bellanca of Latvia". Immigration Daily.
- ^ Egelko, Bob (February 12, 2014). "Joyce Kennard to retire from California Supreme Court". San Francisco Gate.
- ^ Mintz, Howard (February 11, 2014). "California Supreme Court Justice Joyce Kennard retiring". San Jose Mercury News.
- ^ Dolan, Maura (February 11, 2014). "Justice Joyce Kennard to retire from California Supreme Court". Los Angeles Times.
- Philip Hager, "L.A. Judge Named to California High Court," L.A Times, 12 March 1989.
- Philip Hager, "Kennard Seeks Her Own Way on High Court," L.A. Times, 17 September 1989.
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Antiabortion Initiatives Divide Movement
Abortion opponents are pushing ballot measures in five states this year. But the campaigns show as much division as unity in the antiabortion movement.
In California, an initiative would add that state to the long list that currently requires doctors to notify parents before giving abortions to minors. In Missouri, abortion foes are trying to require psychological examination to show the woman isn't acting under duress. State officials say the law as written would be tantamount to a ban, but advocates dispute that.
In South Dakota, activists have revived a measure defeated two years ago that directly outlaws abortion. They have modified the proposal to try to boost support, adding new exceptions for the health of the mother and cases of rape or incest. In Colorado and Montana, abortion opponents are taking a newly popular tack, promoting constitutional amendments that give legal rights to human embryos.
Behind the varying measures is a philosophical split among antiabortion groups. Some want to promote measures that ban abortion outright, directly challenging the U.S. Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which legalized abortion. Others prefer to chip away at abortion rights by limiting the types of procedures allowed, or finding other ways to limit access.
The moves in South Dakota, Colorado and Montana take a direct approach. The California proposal embraces the more modest strategy.
The incremental approach has had some success, such as a federal ban on a procedure called dilation and extraction or "partial-birth abortion." That ban was upheld by the Supreme Court last year, but critics in the antiabortion movement argue that and similar changes only make abortions more acceptable to the public. That has reinvigorated some activists to try novel ways to challenge basic abortion rights, such as the ballot measures this year giving legal rights to embryos.
No such law exists in any state. But if enacted, a state constitutional amendment bestowing personhood rights at conception could lead to lawsuits challenging not only abortion but also in vitro fertilization, embryonic-stem-cell research and some forms of birth control.
While a direct abortion ban would be illegal under Roe, changing the definition of personhood could undercut the legal argument behind that ruling, proponents argue. Justice Harry Blackmun wrote for the court in Roe that if a fetus were defined as a person by law, the case "collapses" because the due-process protections of the 14th Amendment would have to be taken into account.
Some more established antiabortion groups such as the National Right to Life Committee and Focus on the Family haven't gotten behind these initiatives. The top lawyer for the National Right to Life Committee has said that they could backfire because the Supreme Court would likely reject these challenges to Roe -- and that an unfavorable ruling could make the job of overturning precedent even more difficult later.
Those concerns haven't stopped grass-roots activists. The Colorado initiative, which is only one sentence long, is promoted by a 20-year-old named Kristi Burton, a student of an online law school. Churches around the state have flocked to her cause, helping to raise most of the 76,000 signatures needed for a May deadline.
"They heard about us and said that's something I can believe in," Ms. Burton said.
A personhood initiative is facing similar disputes among abortion foes in Montana. In a statement, the Montana Catholic Conference wrote of the measure, known as Constitutional Initiative 100 in that state: "We encourage any and all efforts to eliminate or reduce attacks on the unborn but do not believe CI-100 is the most beneficial venue to pursue necessary change." The statement goes on to advocate for pregnancy-care centers, promotion of adoption and requiring judges to approve abortions for minors.
Backers of the South Dakota abortion ban say they are including exceptions for a mother's health and for pregnancy by rape or incest to undercut arguments that led to the measure's defeat two years ago. I learned a lot. This time we're ready," says Leslee Unruh, who spearheaded the current initiative and the previous attempt.
But Ms. Unruh's modifications have cost her support from South Dakota Right to Life, which has said it can't support the initiative because it doesn't ban abortions in all cases.
In California, an initiative that would require doctors to get parental notification two days before giving an abortion to a minor is on the ballot for a third time after two defeats. Organizers said they turned in the last of more than 1.1 million signatures by Friday's deadline. More than 30 states already have parental-consent or notifications laws.
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"California is the most prochoice state in the country," said Amy Everitt, state director of NARAL Pro-Choice California. "Every time they bring it up they lose by a larger margin."
Nonetheless, the state's abortion-rights advocates have spent heavily to fight the measures: $2.1 million in 2005 and $5.3 million in 2006.
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I think my version of Greek chicken looks better and tastes more authentic than most of the other recipes I have tried. It's easy to make and tastes superb!
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- 1 (4 ounce) packagecrumbled feta cheese (1 cup)
- 4 -5 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano or 1 tablespoon fresh oregano, minced
- 6 large boneless skinless chicken breast halves (about 2 lb.)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh coarse ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 cup chicken broth
- 1 medium tomatoes, diced
- 2 cups loosedly packed spinach leaves, coarsely chopped
- In a small bowl, mix the cheese, minced garlic, lemon juice, and oregano with a fork until smooth.
- Place chicken in a large heavy-duty freezer bag. Pound the chicken to 1/2-inch thickness. Remove chicken and discard bag.
- With a knife or a small metal spatula, spread the cheese mixture over the inside of each chicken breast half to within 1/2 inch of the edge. Fold the chicken breast in half crosswise to enclose filling and secure with a wooden toothpick.
- On a plate, mix the salt, garlic powder, pepper and 1 TB flour and use this to coat the chicken.
- Heat oil on medium-high heat in a 12-inch skillet (it doesn't have to be nonstick). Add chicken to the hot oil and cook until golden brown on both sides, turning only once.
- While chicken is cooking, mix the chicken broth and remaining flour in a small bowl or measuring cup until smooth.
- Add the broth mixture, tomato and spinach to skillet with the chicken. Heat to boiling over high heat. Lower heat and simmer, covered, for 8-10 minutes until chicken is tender and no longer pink in the center.
- Remove toothpicks and discard.
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Very tasty and colorful with spinach and tomato. I also doubled the garlic and added a splash of lemon juice to the sauce.
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I thought this recipe was very good. I do agree with chef 1958 about the gahlick. I had to pair down this recipe to 2 people, but I still used the original amount of garlic called for. I am also a garlic fiend. Even with that amount, all of the flavors of the feta, oregano, spinach and tomato came through. The light crust from the flour gave it a great texture. The feta, by smashing it with a fork, ended up nice and creamy. We recommend serving with a side of alfredo.


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Cook the macaroni in boiling water for about 10 minutes until tender but still firm.
Drain well and set aside. In a deep skillet, melt the butter over medium heat. Add the flour to make a roux and cook, stirring, to remove any lumps. Pour in the milk and cook until the mixture is thick and smooth.
Season with salt and pepper. Stir in 2 cups Cheddar and continue to cook until melted. Add the cooked macaroni and stir. Transfer the mixture to a 2-quart casserole dish. Bake in a preheated 350-degree F oven for 20 minutes.
Remove the casserole from oven, top with remaining 1/2-cup cheese. Bake for an additional 5 minutes until hot and bubbly.
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te1307 2y agoMy whole family loved it, will make it again.
TMcMichael 2y agoSuch a yummy treat during cold winter months
Lynn1775 2y agoExcellent basic Mac-n-cheese, I made half the recipe and it came out great. Topped with 3 slices white bread, torn up and mixed with 2 tbsp melted butter, baked at 350 for .5 hour for a crunchy buttery top. Yum!
greatfoodgreatcompany 2y agoCould I substitute the sharp cheddar with shredded Mexican cheese?
Iluvjon4eva26 3y agoIt was ok...
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MinnaB 3y agoGood mac n cheese
FortunaFaythe 3y agoTasted amazing! Thank you for this wonderful base recipe. You can add anything to this recipe!
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Marasco and colleagues genetically engineered human monoclonal antibodies that block both lollipop-stem targets. The antibodies inactivated every flu bug they could find.
"And it gets even better than that," Marasco says. "If the virus can readily undergo genetic changes in this globular head, why shouldn't it be able to undergo changes in this stem? And it cannot. ... When we tried to make escape mutations; the virus fell apart. And when we tried to ask the virus to escape the antibody, it couldn't do it."
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We usually stay right across the street from Disney, this time the price was right and by recommendation from my nephew we decided to stay at Peacock Suites. The staff was friendly. The rooms (we booked 2) both had kitchenettes with dinning table . But the highlight was when we checked out we were running late to the airport an forgot a bag in the closet an never realized it until we were at the airport so we called an left message with night manager well got a call next day from the house keeping manager an they had it and put it in the mail !!! With so much negativity that you hear about some hotels and motels its nice to find one that was definitely positive!!!
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Let's talk honestly. Family is a wonderful thing. I feel incredibly blessed to share my life with so many amazing people. And I love our memory-making during the holidays. But I'm not naive, either. Not every holiday celebration will be postcard-perfect. There are too many variables – distant relatives, dietary restrictions, political opinions, weather – the list goes on and on. Feeling nervous about an upcoming holiday celebration? I have the perfect suggestion for you: Step back and put it on ice. Literally.
This cocktail, adapted from Gramercy Tavern in New York City, captures so many flavors of fall without being too heavy to drink before all of those holiday meals. Many of us will travel through chilly, wet weather to attend family holiday gatherings. Nothing warms cold toes and fingers faster than bourbon. A classic fall food – apples – take center stage with applejack brandy and fresh apple cider. This drink has a slight herbal undertone from thyme-infused simple syrup and stays bright and balanced with a splash of lemon juice.
It's easy to become overwhelmed by our to-do lists and double-booked calendars during this time of year. But sometimes the best memories are created when you least expect them. So go ahead and invite those long-lost faces to the table. Sit back and laugh at that always-repeated joke one more time. Indulge a rant from you-know-who. And sip with a smile.
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- 1/4 cup water
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- 1 ounce bourbon
- 1 ounce applejack brandy
- 1 ounce fresh apple cider
- 1/2 ounce fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 ounce thyme simple syrup
- Dash Angostura bitters
- Combine sugar and water in small saucepan. Stir over medium heat until sugar is dissolved. Remove from heat and add thyme. Allow to steep for 15 minutes. Strain and refrigerate.
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Colorado State University System Chairwoman Dorothy Horrell said the way the CSU-Pueblo campus responds to its current fiscal challenges ultimately will shape the future of the university.
After visiting with students and staff at the Belmont campus Feb. 28, Horrell sent a letter to the campus Wednesday reassuring that the board of governors are committed to the university.
"I speak for the entire CSU System Board of Governors when I say that we are committed to standing with CSU-Pueblo and supporting the university through this difficult period," she said.
Horrell said the passion, dedication and concern for the university and its students came through strongly in the various conversations she had during her visit.
"Not surprisingly, it was also evident that the current budget situation has created a good deal of uncertainty and worry about the future. But great institutions are defined by the way they respond to adversity," she said in the letter.
She said the university is going through a defining time.
"The goal of assuring a healthy and vibrant future for CSU-Pueblo is shared by the board of governors, Chancellor Mike Martin, CSU System staff, your administration and colleagues at your sister institutions."
Horrell pointed out that the board recently invested $5 million to help the campus avoid immediate and painful mid-year cuts due to a drop in operating revenue linked to a decline in enrollment last fall.
"This investment is intended to serve as a bridge to give the University's leadership time to implement a longer-term plan for better aligning expenses with revenues. The board strongly endorses the budget-reduction plan presented by (CSU-Pueblo) President Lesley Di Mare and her leadership team . . ."
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"To succeed in working through these current challenges, we need to seek common ground and resist making personal attacks and using language that divides us or that needlessly fans the flames of fear during this critical time," she said.
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I dont know man. Im sure for the "downsized" workers, the sentence of the day was this one:
"Eason said some of the displaced City Paper employees may be able to relocate."
a.k.a. We've found another place to sell advertisements.
"alternative news products". Brrrrr.
I'm in Atlanta, and I'd take the Stranger over Creative Loafing 10 times out of 10.
(And last I checked, Creative Loafing doesn't run Savage Love. WTF?)
Another Atlantan. I don't even bother with Creative Loafing, and I haven't for years. It's unbelievably crappy.
We should consider ourselves lucky that Mr. Eason didn't use something along the lines of "leveraging our connectivity gateway".
When is The Stranger/Index Publishing going to do a hostile takeover of the Newark Weekly (NJ) or the Newark Reader (DE)?!? Those alt news products desperately need new management to maximize profits and goose market share.
My God!!
An alternative paper that doesn't syndicate the most alternative thing on the planet? Savage Love? Say it aint so joe!
After all, the weekly is a real corporate monster, but savage love, being syndicated by enormous conglomerates, is not. Wow...
Give dan his props, he can convice people that he is an alternative voice in 400 papers across the country on a weekly basis.
I liked you a lot more when you wrote me a personal letter on a bar napkin when I was in college explaing what felching was when I won a little contest. That was back in 1992. Now, you and "ask a mexican" are just about equal in pedestrianism.
Let's watch money be exchanged as everybody completely misses the point of alternative media!
I tried to get a young adult to leverage her pivotal gateway of connectivity, and she called the goddamn cops.
If, Ecce, that so-jaded-it's-a-mini-pillar-of-salt tear falls like a broken stalactite from your eye, it might ruin the autograph on your little napkin.
Careful, buddy.
7. I'd rather see Gustavo Arellano running a weekly than whoever's running the Weekly.
As a former Atlien, I'll defend the Loaf. I was actually more excited to read Hollis Gillespie's article every week than any single recurring column in the Stranger (though the Stranger is generally better as a whole). The Loaf could change that psychedelic lettering on the cover and I wouldn't look like such a dipshit reading it...
Newsflash! One dinosaur eats two others!
I'm completely crushed that they bought the Chicago Reader from its hippy idealist creators. I read that thing completely through every week and if they replace local politics with celebrity sightings or some shit I'm going to cry.
Frantic - I guess it's been quite a while for you. Creative Loafing changed it's logo 5 years ago and I miss the 70's font. It's cold, corporate and soul-less now.
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June, 2005 Report
Colleagues: The History Department has had an incredible year, with numerous awards and achievements behind us. There are so many successes that I realize I'd better catalog them before I forget.
- The Olmstead Endowment granted Karen Blair an award of $7,500 to seek transcriptions for oral history interviews with retired professors from CWU.
- Welcome to Jason Knirck, who was selected from 160 applicants for our tenure-track position in European History. Thanks to Roxanne Easley for chairing the search, with the help of Jim Cook, Dan Herman, Karen Blair, and Paulus Pimomo from the English Department. The effort to conduct interviews at the AHA in Seattle in January was a big one.
- It will be valuable to add Maurice Amutabi to our faculty in September for a one-year post in Africa/Middle East history. Thanks to Jim Cook for chairing the search with Mike Ervin, Tom Wellock, and Louis Meng from the Foreign Language Department. Let's hope the Provost authorizes a search soon for a tenure-track line in Africa/Middle East.
- We are pleased that the new dean of the College of Arts and Humanities, Marjorie Morgan, is an historian. Her work begins on August 1.
- Roxanne Easley and Mike Ervin won summer research grants for 2005 from the College of Arts and Humanities.
- Roxanne Easley was nominated by her students for a prize for teaching at the Center for Excellence in Learning. She won the prize at an award ceremony in May.
Roxanne attended an Alaska workshop in May to further her research on Russians in Alaska. Other professors who attended conferences this year were Shirley Stephens, Karen, Jason, Dan, Mike and Jim.
- Karen Blair won a place in the East-West Center's summer workshop on "Infusing Asian Culture into the Curriculum" at University of Hawaii/Manoa for July and August, 05.
- Jim Cook took a class to China over spring break and will take another group in June, including MA '04 Jennifer Meyers and Teacher Cert '95 Rene Costin. Jim will then take a group of high school teachers to Southeast Asia. He made a visit there last December to explore research possibilities for his own work.
Jim applied for a SOAR grant freeing him from teaching in autumn 05 to write grants relating to Asian studies.
- Mike Ervin will take a group of students to Mexico in June, the first of many projected Latin American student trips. Mike became co-director (with Tony Abbott in Geography of the Latin American Studies Program and initiated a Latin American film series.
Mike spent last summer and autumn in Mexico, with a campus summer grant and release time, conducting research on agronomists.
Mike's suggestion for the new One Book, One Campus discussion was chosen over 70 other nominations. Start reading T. C. Boyle's Tortilla Curtain for September.
- Dan Herman won a National Endowment for the Humanities summer research grant. He also won a place at the 5-week National Endowment for the Humanities "Redemptive West" History workshop in LA for summer 05.
Dan was selected as the campus Phi Kappa Phi Scholar of the Year and presented their annual address on May 25.
Dan's article, "Hunting Democracy," will appear in Montana: The Magazine of Western History in August.
Dan devised an ambitious plan for an Institute on the Study of the Columbia Plain, with bold inter-disciplinary plans. Provost Soltz has okayed a university committee to explore this and has funded Dan's trip to investigate regional museums as models for our proposed facility.
- Stephen Moore survived his first year of teaching and advising our many ed majors. He served as History's link to the Center for Teaching and Learning and provided methods students with the opportunity to assist Mattawa Middle School teachers to prepare their students for the regional History Day competition. Mattawa took some prizes in the spring Washington State contest at Highline Community College campus and one research paper will go to Washington, D.C.'s national contest in June. 2005 is the first time in 20 years that the state contest was not held on our campus.
Stephen has been working with the English Department and Ed College to develop a Middle School Social Studies endorsement.
Stephen's students participated in the creation, development and teaching of four workshops for Kittitas Valley fifth grade students who came to Central for the Teaching American History Grant's "History is Central" program on May 27. They also did a great job representing the history/social studies ed program. Thanks to Cliff Taylor, Jessica Rossi, Maggi Keegan, Heather Mitchell, Gretchen Shirley-Bellande, Meaghen Powell, Tyler Bartlett, Brian Lee and Jason Kranz.
- Tom Wellock took a sabbatical in fall and winter and drafted a textbook on environmental history.
- Kathy Sala won the College of Arts and Humanities Prize for best college staff member. A reception was held in her honor in October, attended by her husband, daughter-in-law and only grandchild. She took another bow at Dean Armstrong's May banquet.


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05. April 2016
New associated project PERFECT develops EU-purchase curriculum of the future
The demand of companies regarding well-qualified personnel increases. Industrial enterprises spend about 60 percent on average of their turnover on supplies. Therefore, a professional organisation of the company's ...more
23. February 2016
EffizienzCluster at the Infoday for new KICs
At the Information Day of both planned new KICs (Knowledge and Innovation Communities), representatives of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) and the European Union explained the approach ...more
18. January 2016
Engagement for KIC creates new contacts
A delegation of Finnish company representatives, mainly executives from the manufacturing sector, visited EffizienzCluster and Fraunhofer IML for an Innovation Day. They got interesting impressions of cutting-edge ...more
04. December 2015
Cooperation with Zaragoza Logistics Center will be intensified
Representatives from Fraunhofer IML have met their colleagues of Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) in Spain to further develop the cooperation between the two institutions as well as with the EffizienzCluster. It ...more
15. September 2015
BVL International Symposium: Call for Papers on 4th Industrial Revolution
"Logistics in the Times of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Ideas, Concepts, Scientific Basis" is the topic BVL`s Scientific Advisory Board has chosen for the 8th International Scientific Symposium on Logistics, ...more
11. September 2015
Lecture Notes link research from DINALOG and EffizienzCluster
The new textbook "Logistics and Supply Chain Innovation. Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice", published by Springer Verlag, reports on a number of recently conducted studies in the DINALOG ...more
09. September 2015
GREEN-AgriChains invites to Final Dissemination Event
At September 18th, 2015 will take place the Final Dissemination Event of GREEN-AgriChains Project in the Marivaux Hotel, Brussels, Belgium. Speakers include Dr. Kerstin Dobers, Fraunhofer IML, coordinator of ...more
08. September 2015
International Cluster Conference discusses "Clusters as Drivers of Competitiveness"
With a new European Cluster Strategy for Growth being shaped, Ireland is hosting the 3rd International Cluster Conference in Limerick on the 30th of September and the 1st of October 2015. This is the first time ...more
16. July 2015
Logistics Mall continues networking
In 2014 the Fraunhofer Innovation Cluster Cloud Computing for Logistics, associated research project of the EffizienzCluster LogistikRuhr, took a major step toward achieving its project goal: The Logistics Mall ...more
19. June 2015
EffizienzCluster consults European Commission
Thorsten Hülsmann, CEO of EffizienzCluster Management GmbH (ECM), is part of the new expert group on digitalization in traffic and logistics "Digital Transport and Logistics Forum" (DTLF) of the ...more
22. May 2015
Happy Birthday EffizienzCluster - Leading-Edge Cluster celebrates 5th anniversary
The EffizienzCluster celebrated its 5th anniversary at 20th May 2015. More than 200 participants from economy and research were part of a great evening at Casino Zollverein in Essen. "The EffizienzCluster ...more