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Our family skied at Deer Mountain for several years before it was bought out in 2008. Since then it has gone down hill and we've had to go elsewhere. The first thing they did was spend a bunch of money on a new computer system that left people standing for HOURS on opening day waiting to get their passes, equipment, etc. They've had tremendous snow the last few seasons but have managed to run off all of their good help and loyal customers. It was a virtual ghost town last year. They spent a bunch of money on computers, TVs, and signs, but neglected the slopes. They've logged a bunch of trees out to make room for houses, etc., but in the process have created areas where the snow now blows away. They have limited snow making ability. The 2nd year they owned it there were bare spots in the runs almost all season despite good snowfall. They routinely run snowmobiles down the middle of certain runs making big ruts for beginners to negotiate. The worst neglect was of their lifts. They hardly opened the back side for the first 2 seasons because of lift problems and the 2nd season it was only open for part of 1 day before a chair fell off of it!!! I don't think they even bothered to open the backside last year. They also let trees grow up in the middle of runs for a couple of years. They took over the ski school and got rid of all the good instructors. They took over the food service and now it's too expensive. Our family really misses skiing there and we're waiting for the next owner to come along! If anyone else buys it, we'll be back!!
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Geoff Wilson is the personification of entrepreneurship. More important than his success is starting and growing businesses though is his penchant for giving back to other budding entrepreneurs. First, a little background about Geoff; He is the President and CEO of 352 Media Group, a local Web development and digital marketing agency he founded from his room in a fraternity house while still in college at the University of Florida in 1997. The company, which now employees over 70 people, was not his first foray in to starting a business: he owned a successful computer repair store in a Sarasota, FL mall during high school.
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In addition to 352 Media Group, Geoff built and sold 3 successful Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream franchises in Gainesville, an online virtual world for kids called CampPete.com, and a successful social media startup targeting the television news market called Social Newsdesk. He has been recognized on INC. Magazine's list of America's Top 30 Young Entrepreneurs, was on Gainesville Magazine's Top 40 Under 40, and was the winner of the UF College of Business' Clark Butler Entrepreneur of the Year award.
Despite all this, Geoff still finds time to give back. He is an advisor and frequent speaker at UF's Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. He also served on the board of directors of the Gainesville Advertising Federation, where he worked closely with students and Santa Fe College and UF. 352 Media Group host an internship program with at least ten students each semester. Geoff spearheaded this program and makes a point of mentoring the students.
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Get an overview of this hotelAdults-only Playa del Carmen hotel in Avenida Constituyentes with free parking
Located in Avenida Constituyentes, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Quinta Alegria, Pier Navega, and Nuestra Senora del Carmen Catholic Church. Mamitas Beach Club and Central Square are also within 10 minutes.
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Playalingua del Caribe features an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and express check-in. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and an area shuttle. This Playa del Carmen hotel also offers express check-out and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Google's decision to branch off from WebKit and develop its own Blink browser rendering engine is a matter of speed not fragmentation and control, one Chrome team developer has argued, pointing out that what's currently the de-facto standard has already become a weight around devs' necks. "To make a better platform faster, you must be able to iterate faster" Google London's Alex Russell argues, likening the sluggishness of adding and tweaking WebKit features to the inefficiency of using an old computer when newer, faster ones are available. As a bonus, he points out, developers will be less likely to inadvertently break something when modifying the Blink engine, a situation Russell says can often occur when dealing with WebKit.


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This former Vogue senior fashion editor and New York City native, launched her first bridal collection in 1990. Since then, her name has become synonymous with bridal and evening glamour. Her collection now includes footwear, fragrance, eyewear and home furnishings.
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Not all student health services are universally equipped to take care of the demand for the vaccine. Availability varies across the country, and Rock feels that this is something that needs to be addressed. "We're informing parents and students in orientations and mailings from the universities about the vaccine, but maybe we haven't gone the next step and let them know where to get it," he says.
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To The Editor: On Feb. 10 a letter was published, signed by numerous parties, including now candidate for county commissioner Walter Sheppard. The letter accused a county official of gaining entrance to private property by deception.
J.C. Anders refused to allow the official on his property without a search warrant. The official returned with a deputy and presented Anders with some official looking papers. It was later found that the papers contained no search warrant. The charge is serious; it may also be against federal law.
At this point in time it remains a charge that hasn't been proved. This inaction is a lack of justice for both the accused and the accusers. It also gives the appearance of a cover-up.
To the Times-News' credit, it published the letter. but left out the official's name. I'm sure the county commissioners became aware of the accusation, but chose to ignore it.
My question is, why did the Times-News also choose to ignore the incident? It has a duty to seek the truth and report the facts behind the charge.
Government officials acting like storm troopers is prohibited by the Fourth Amendment and upheld: United States Supreme Court 1968 Bumper v. North Carolina.
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There! See the line of lights, A chain of stars down either side the street -- Why can't you lift the chain and give it to me, A necklace for my throat? I'd twist it round And you could play with it. You smile at me As though I were a little dreamy child Behind whose eyes the fairies live. . . . And see, The people on the street look up at us All envious. We are a king and queen, Our royal carriage is a motor bus, We watch our subjects with a haughty joy. . . . How still you are! Have you been hard at work And are you tired to-night? It is so long Since I have seen you -- four whole days, I think. My heart is crowded full of foolish thoughts Like early flowers in an April meadow, And I must give them to you, all of them, Before they fade. The people I have met, The play I saw, the trivial, shifting things That loom too big or shrink too little, shadows That hurry, gesturing along a wall, Haunting or gay -- and yet they all grow real And take their proper size here in my heart When you have seen them. . . . There's the Plaza now, A lake of light! To-night it almost seems That all the lights are gathered in your eyes, Drawn somehow toward you. See the open park Lying below us with a million lamps Scattered in wise disorder like the stars. We look down on them as God must look down On constellations floating under Him Tangled in clouds. . . . Come, then, and let us walk Since we have reached the park. It is our garden, All black and blossomless this winter night, But we bring April with us, you and I; We set the whole world on the trail of spring. I think that every path we ever took Has marked our footprints in mysterious fire, Delicate gold that only fairies see. When they wake up at dawn in hollow tree-trunks And come out on the drowsy park, they look Along the empty paths and say, "Oh, here They went, and here, and here, and here! Come, see, Here is their bench, take hands and let us dance About it in a windy ring and make A circle round it only they can cross When they come back again!" . . . Look at the lake -- Do you remember how we watched the swans That night in late October while they slept? Swans must have stately dreams, I think. But now The lake bears only thin reflected lights That shake a little. How I long to take One from the cold black water -- new-made gold To give you in your hand! And see, and see, There is a star, deep in the lake, a star! Oh, dimmer than a pearl -- if you stoop down Your hand could almost reach it up to me. . . . There was a new frail yellow moon to-night -- I wish you could have had it for a cup With stars like dew to fill it to the brim. . . . How cold it is! Even the lights are cold; They have put shawls of fog around them, see! What if the air should grow so dimly white That we would lose our way along the paths Made new by walls of moving mist receding The more we follow. . . . What a silver night! That was our bench the time you said to me The long new poem -- but how different now, How eerie with the curtain of the fog Making it strange to all the friendly trees! There is no wind, and yet great curving scrolls Carve themselves, ever changing, in the mist. Walk on a little, let me stand here watching To see you, too, grown strange to me and far. . . . I used to wonder how the park would be If one night we could have it all alone -- No lovers with close arm-encircled waists To whisper and break in upon our dreams. And now we have it! Every wish comes true! We are alone now in a fleecy world; Even the stars have gone. We two alone!
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[Warning: profanity ahead.] The not-married Bill Maher on Thursday closed out his live convention shows by insisting that Bill Clinton can "fuck around" on Hillary Clinton and still "love her." The Real Time host also pleaded for Americans to have a more "European" attitude about such infidelities.
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When Bill Maher isn't bashing Nazi Republicans who plan to put immigrants in "boxcars," the HBO comic wants to bring people together. The Real Time host opened a live, post-convention version of his show with this nasty joke: "For people who have been saying elections didn't offer a real choice, it is kind of a real choice. Right? 'Hillary is going to fight for you.' 'Hillary is going to murder you.' 'How do we welcome immigrants?' 'How many can we fit in a boxcar?'"
In the same episode that Bill Maher attacked Republicans as mentally retarded and compared them to Nazis, he insisted that this election will be a "referendum on decency." In a live, post-Republican National Convention edition of HBO's Real Time, Maher lamented, "This whole election to me is a referendum on decency. Just fundamental decency. I mean, the hatred we have heard [about Hillary Clinton]."
In a live version of his HBO show, Bill Maher on Wednesday night slimed Donald Trump's son as Nazis and black and gay Republicans as traitors. During the opening of the show, he sneered, "There was there was an outbreak of Norovirus, the one they get on cruise ships, at the convention. They said avoid shaking hands. If you see the Trump boys, just Sieg Heil and walk right on by."
On Friday's Real Time, HBO host Bill Maher attacked presumptive Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence as someone who "hates poor people" and "super, super hates gay people," who, because being Catholic "wasn't oppressive enough," "became an evangelical Christian."
He then attacked Donald Trump and his son as "a**holes," and compared Trump's children to the infamous sons of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, calling them "Uday and Qusay."
Just often enough to catch your attention, loose-cannon lefty comic Bill Maher demonstrates why conservatives still remain in his audience.
One of the guests on his HBO show Friday night, veteran Clinton apologist/Democrat consultant Paul Begala made a claim about Republicans so insipid that Maher -- who enjoys nothing more than bashing the GOP -- immediately challenged.
Concluding his Real Time show on Friday, HBO comedian Bill Maher called on President Barack Obama to go on an "apology tour" around the world to "drive Republicans nuts" and, presumably if Donald Trump loses the presidential election, to send a message that America is "back on our meds." On one of his most anti-America rants, Maher asserted that America "did some bad s***" in its history and has "acted like a nasty drunk" toward other countries. Maher listed Iraq among the list of countries the U.S. should apologize to as he called it "our eternal drunken booty call" which the U.S. invaded because "We were pretty badly hooked on oil at the time, and it made us do some crazy things."
Appearing as a guest on Friday's Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO, left-wing film maker Michael Moore asserted that "race hatred" by the Republican party in Michigan was to blame for Flint's water pollution problems, but he also ended up placing some of the blame on President Barack Obama for assuring people that the water was safe to drink. The two left-wingers also spent about four minutes musing over the many things they like better about Europe than the United States. although they both ironically ended up admitting they prefer to live in the U.S.
HBO host Bill Maher was his usual nasty self on Friday's Real Time. Joking about Cuba and America's relationship with the communist country, he sneered that the United States's decades-old embargo "means endlessly patching up their old DeSotos and Edsels with whatever they can scrounge, old tractor parts, chicken wire, the bones of prostitutes Rush Limbaugh killed on vacation."
It was almost enough but not quite to elicit a twinge of sympathy for the 39th president of the United States.
In addition to his HBO show that airs Friday nights, comic Bill Maher posts on "Overtime" segment on YouTube that's often worth checking out, as was the case this weekend.
On his Real Time show on Friday, HBO comedian Bill Maher referred to the U.S. military as a "mass murder machine" as he recalled that the reason he likes Bernie Sanders so much is because the Vermont socialist is the only presidential candidate who would argue against building a bigger military. Maher also made a crass reference to Tea Party conservatives by referring to Muslim extremists in Pakistan who want to be able to marry children as "teabaggers" who objected to a "meddling federal government stopping us from marrying children."
On Friday's Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO, host Maher ended the show with a commentary against religion as he demanded that churches in the U.S. be taxed. The HBO comedian compared taxing religion to taxing destructive habits like smoking by suggesting a tax on Sunday school so children "don't get stupid." Conveniently ignoring that the Nazis and communists who mass murdered tens of millions were atheists, Maher also linked religion to genocide and other destructive behavior.


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One way of getting around the tax phenomenon for United States citizens is by adding silver to their IRA, 401K, or 403B retirement investments. In 1997, when precious metals were first allowed to be included in these retirement plans silver investments were restricted to the American Silver Eagle. However this restriction has been relaxed. Silver bars or non-collectable (non-graded) silver coins having a fineness of 99.9% or higher can be used. This allows a large variety of silver rounds as well as silver bullion coins that are currently being minted by national mints around the world to be added to these retirement accounts.
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Listen Listening... / 2:11 KUT's Kate McGee has more on the AISD enrollment outlook report. Austin's Digital Inclusion Program Serves as a Model for Other Cities By Joy Diaz • Jul 29, 2015 Brad Flickinger/flickr Federal housing officials were in Austin Tuesday — not to give direction, but to learn from the local housing authority's successes in closing the digital divide. The federal government is taking a model for digital inclusion from Austin to other cities around the country. Report Calls for Action on 'Repeat Offender' Properties By Joy Diaz • Jul 27, 2015 Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT News There are thousands of rental properties in Austin – after all, most people who live in Austin rent – and of those thousands, there are more than two dozen that have racked up 300 code violations from the City of Austin. A new study provides suggestions on how to handle the so-called "repeat offenders." The study's author argues that the city could be focusing more on these violations, rather than dedicating more Code Compliance resources towards the policing of short-term rentals. Austin Home Prices Hit Another Record in April 2015 By Matt Largey • May 21, 2015 flickr.com/digallagher Home prices in Austin hit another record last month. The numbers come as new Census data confirms Austin has continued its explosive growth in recent years. The Austin Board of Realtors says the median home price was up 14 percent in April 2015, compared to the same month last year, to $274,000. The number of homes sold also hit a record for the month of April. To Buy A House, You Might Need an English Major By Brenda Salinas • May 20, 2015 crdot/flickr A Houston homeowner is holding an essay contest to sell his historic bungalow for $150. There's a catch, however: The house, valued at $400,000, will go to the person with the best 200-word essay. The owner hopes to get 3,000 applications by mid-June to part with the house at market value. Travis County Home Values Increase by 11 Percent in 2015 By Kate McGee • Apr 29, 2015 Jon Shapley/KUT News If you're a homeowner, start checking your mail. You should receive the most recent appraisal of your home value from Travis Central Appraisal District by the end of the week. And expect those values to have gone up. The average home value in the county increased by 11 percent in 2015, to $355,312 from $320,032 last year. Taxable values rose about nine percent. Housing Prices are Rising Faster than Wages in Austin, But Maybe Not for Long By Nathan Bernier • Mar 26, 2015 flickr.com/gjmj Austin home values are going up much faster than wages, according to a new report. But experts say it likely won't continue that way for long. If you own a home in the Austin-Rock Rock area, it's probably worth a lot more now than it was two years ago: Median home prices here have gone up by almost 23 percent over the last two years, according to RealtyTrac, a real estate data firm based in California. Job Growth Spurs Temporary Housing Market in Houston By Brenda Salinas • Mar 10, 2015 Courtesy of WaterWalk Approximately 50,000 people relocate to Houston every year, creating a luxury-housing boom. Imagine waking up in your luxury apartment. There's a knock at the door – in wheels some scrambled eggs, bacon, toast, a gourmet breakfast delivered. Every morning. And your company's paying for all of it. That could be the reality for some Houston transplants as early as June, if David Redfern has his way. He's the president of Waterwalk. 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The Austin Board of Realtors says more units are being leased than last year and the prices are higher. But the City of Austin says it can be hard for people who use housing vouchers to find a place to live. Now, some city commissions are considering adding "source of income" discrimination [PDF] to a list of banned landlord behavior. A study found fewer than 10 percent of rental units in Austin currently accept vouchers – a move that critics say contributes to a concentration of poverty in the northern and eastern parts of the city. Can Anything Be Done to Lower Austin's Property Taxes? By Joy Diaz • May 28, 2014 flickr.com/polymerchemist The deadline to file a protest regarding your property tax appraisal is fast approaching – Monday, June 2. Many people in Travis County are shocked to learn how much their property values – and consequently, their property taxes – might go up this year. County officials say valuations have risen roughly 15 percent on average this year. But as seen in this local Reddit discussion, many homeowners are facing 25 percent and 30 percent increases – and higher. Sticker shock is so prevalent, Travis County Commissioners say their phones haven't stopped ringing from residents calling, asking for help. Do Austinites Have Choices When it Comes to Housing? By Joy Diaz • Apr 28, 2014 flickr.com/gjmj If you live or work in the City of Austin, have you asked yourself why you chose to work or live where you do? Well, the City of Austin wants to know the answers to those questions to help plan for the future. The city is conducting a "housing choice survey." But with the current shortage of housing, do Austinites have any real choice in where they live? Word on the street is that Austinites have very few housing choices. At least, that's what rapper "Blind Man" says as he finds his way with his cane to a bench on East 11th Street. Austin Considers Measure Aimed at Lowering Cost of Tiny Apartments By Nathan Bernier • Mar 25, 2014 https://flic.kr/p/4sG5xG The City of Austin could remove off-street parking space requirements for developers who build some apartments smaller than 500 square feet – dwellings known as "micro-units." Advocates say it could encourage development of the micro-units along public transit corridors. "We're talking about 300- or 400-square-foot apartments. Is there a market for that? In some cities, it looks like there has been," Council Member Bill Spelman said Tuesday during a council work session. "This is another way of simply reducing the cost. The whole thing is really about affordable housing." City code requires most residential developments to have at least one off-street parking space per unit. Council removed most of those requirements for downtown businesses last year. Montopolis Residents Battle Alleged Housing Scam By Syeda Hasan • Dec 20, 2013 Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon, KUT News The Texas Civil Rights Project is calling on local authorities to investigate a string of suspicious housing deals that could cause seniors to lose their homes. A company called Castro has been approaching Montopolis residents to see if they qualify for free home repairs paid for by the government. According to homeowners, the solicitors urged them to sign contracts granting Castro full legal rights over their homes. Texas Civil Rights Project attorney Brian McGiverin says the Travis County District Attorney and the Texas Attorney General must investigate immediately. What Recession? Census Says Downturn Didn't Hurt Austin Housing Market By Laura Rice • Nov 14, 2013 flickr.com/winemegup Austin's housing market is hot. So hot, in fact, that it wasn't seriously dampened in the recession to post-recession period. New census data shows home values in Austin and in Travis County increased between 2007 to 2009 and 2010 to 2012. Most other large areas in the country saw home values decrease between those two periods. Out of the country's 50 most populous cities, only nine cities saw an increase in the median home values during those periods. And Austin lead the pack: Austin, TX: + $13,800 Denver, CO: + $9,600 Oklahoma City, OK: + $8,100 Austin Home Sales Jumped 34 Percent in September By Nathan Bernier • Oct 21, 2013 Photo courtesy http://www.flickr.com/photos/bunchesandbits/4714938136/ Austin-area home sales grew by 34 percent in September compared to a year earlier. A new report from the Austin Board of Realtors says almost 2,391 single-family homes were sold last month. Homes are spending an average of 44 days on the market, which is 22 days fewer than a year ago. In many cases, homes are being sold by word of mouth before they're even listed, according to housing economist Jim Gaines at the Texas A&M Real Estate Center. Austin Popular Place to Relocate, But Good Luck Finding a Home By Nathan Bernier • Oct 1, 2013 http://www.flickr.com/photos/bcostin/101701289/ People across America really want to live in Central Texas. So many people, that Williamson County had the ninth largest growth in households of any county in the nation last year, according to a new report by the Texas Association of Realtors. Travis County was number eleven. The "net inflow" of households to Williamson County was 4,436 last year. In Travis County, it was 4,045. "Texas continues to be an attractive place for people who are considering to be relocating," said Stacey Armijo with the Texas Association of Realtors, "and I think, in particular, those who are looking for job opportunities and a high quality of life." Austin Study Highlights LGBT Housing Discrimination By Laura Rice • Jun 28, 2013 Laura Rice, KUT News The City of Austin and the Austin Tenant's Council are hosting a community forum Saturday focused on housing discrimination against Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender people. Austin Receives $2.5M Grant to Fix Problems at Older Homes By Laura Rice & Filipa Rodrigues • May 28, 2013 flickr.com/editor The City of Austin has received a federal grant to address health problems posed by some older homes. The city already has a program to inspect for toxic lead-based paint. The $2.5 million grant will also allow the city to take care of pest and mold problems in older homes and to install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. The grant will provide for services to 138 homes. Pages1 2 next › last »


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There was a time when people bought cars for a specific reason. Sometimes it was for simple transportation, sometimes it was for moving stuff, and sometimes it was for traveling to remote locations.
Cars were built specifically for a purpose. People didn't drive the Ford F-100 to the theater, they took the Buick Regal into town and left the Ford on the ranch for hauling hay.
Today's cars have become multi-purpose vehicles and serve as family haulers, date night chariots, moving trucks, and off-road adventurers all rolled into one attractive wrapping.
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PHILADELPHIA – There's a decent chance Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign could greatly impact Martin Rucker II's professional career. The former Mizzou football star is running as a Democrat for state representative in the Kansas City area. Since he's running in a district that's not exactly a sure thing for Democrats, Rucker will probably need strong showing from people higher up the ballot to help him out.


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Sen. Clinton weighing secretary of state post
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CHICAGO (AP) _ Associates of Hillary Rodham Clinton and her husband say the former first lady is weighing whether to leave the Senate and become secretary of state, believing the job is hers if she wants it.
Obama transition officials say other candidates have been vetted for the job, but the New York senator has emerged as the leading contender and the vetting of former president Bill Clinton has been particularly intense.
Associates say Hillary Clinton has been told that Obama wants her to be secretary of state, although accounts differ on how bluntly and directly Obama made the overture. They spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because of the private nature of the negotiations.
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Condi's Korean Failure
Putting diplomacy above disarmament.
Condoleezza Rice has spent her four years as Secretary of State trying to engage America's adversaries in much the same way that Hillary Clinton is promising to do. So it's worth noting the final collapse of Ms. Rice's North Korean diplomacy last week.
Pyongyang announced that it won't put in writing the verbal commitments on nuclear verification that it had previously made to U.S. negotiator Christopher Hill. Ms. Rice and Mr. Hill had used those verbal promises to persuade President Bush in October to remove North Korea from the U.S. list of terror-sponsoring countries. But having won that concession, the North is now refusing to submit to even de minimis verification of its supposed disarmament.
This is no great surprise, except perhaps to Mr. Hill and Ms. Rice. The North has never kept a commitment, verbal or written. Its negotiating habit is to make promises to win concessions, then renege on those promises and saber-rattle until the U.S. offers further concessions. Under the verification deal, U.S., Japan, South Korea, China and Russia had pledged one million tons of fuel oil to the energy-starved North. The State Department said Friday that those shipments would be halted, but half of the deliveries have already been made. The North will now hold out for an even better deal from the Obama Administration, knowing from experience that it will probably get it.
Meanwhile, the suffering of the North Korean people has continued, with new reports of food shortages and an even harsher crackdown on Koreans trying to flee to China. Ms. Rice recently said the only alternative to her Pyongyang policy was short-term "regime change," which is a classic false dilemma. Her failure -- and Mr. Bush's -- was putting the appearance of diplomatic progress above genuine disarmament.
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Jerry Brown Signs Gay History Law Into Effect
California public schools will be required to teach gay history.
California governor Jerry Brown signed a bill on Thursday that requires the contributions and history of gays and lesbians in the United States to be included in state social studies courses and textbooks. California is the first state to take this step, which is seen in part as a way to combat homophobia, an idea that has proven effective in other schools. The legislature passed a similar bill in 2006, but Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed it at the time. Some people aren't excited about it, of course:
"It's a sad day for our republic," said Tim Donnelly. "[It] prohibits schools from presenting gays and lesbians in anything other than a positive light. It's censorship."
Preventing statements like that is why this law sounds like a great idea. In any case, Jerry Brown notes that it's kind of the opposite of censorship:
"History should be honest,'' Brown said. "This bill prohibits discrimination in education and ensures that the contributions of Americans from all backgrounds and walks of life are included in our history books.''
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if you remember who Rainbow Brite is, please leave a comment saying yeah. lol.
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Woot! Another Rainbow Brite fan! Yay!
You like rainbow brite too? Awesome! She rocks. <3
Rainbow Brite and the sprites were great. So were the Poples!!!! Long live the 80's
I know!! I loved her. I kinda forgot about her until i saw a rainbow brite halloween costume, and i was like omg rainbow brite!! So cool! lol.
Im going to steal all those stamps.
Do u mind?
Do u mind?
no it's cool, if you go to the artist's page there is more stamps you can use too.
Ummm.. im turning 13 soon.
Who's Rainbow Brite? Mayb i was too young to remember.. hmm..
Who's Rainbow Brite? Mayb i was too young to remember.. hmm..
yeah, your probably to young to remember. Rainbow Brite was this cute cartoon character. When I was a little kid the show was really big.
yeah, i'm that old that i remember growing up with her. Rainbow Brite was cool when i was younger.
now theres a cartoon i havent seen n like 4ever
I know, right? It's been forever. But that show was so cute. I wish cartoons were more like that one. lol.
yeah...im sick of these new 1's they make my brain die
Same here, all the ones they are making now are gross. The art sucks and they make children dumb because everyone sentence they say something nasty because they think it's funny or something. I hate those shows like Ed, Edd, Eddy (or however it's spelled), Flapjack, Chowder, etc. They are sooo stupid. >.<
I kinda do... although I was really young and couldn;t understand anything exept that moving pictures are pretty. o3o
...I think I remember a part about something that looked like spaghetti...
...I think I remember a part about something that looked like spaghetti...
omfing gawd! i remember rainbow brite. and that unicorn of hers... name excapes me, but she had a white unicorn with a rainbow main.. i think... or was it just a horse?
Yay!! I loved her when i was younger. It's a horse with a rainbow mane, called Starlite.
thats the one, she was so cute, liek straberry shortcake on steroids type cuteness.
lol, I loved Strawberry Shortcake too!!! The cartoons back then were so cute...I wish they were still like that. But now they are ugly and gross.
ooh yeah, like the grim adventures of billy and mandy.. and verious crap like that.. cartoons aint what they used to be.
Yeah, i hated that show, and shows like flapjack, chowder, etc. Their why i don't watch cartoons really anymore. Cause they aren't cute or funny anymore.
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Sorry, I'm very literal But, seriously, I remember being a big Rainbow Brite fan when I was younger
Sorry, I'm very literal But, seriously, I remember being a big Rainbow Brite fan when I was younger
Same here, I loved Rainbow Brite!! She was awesome. I was seeing if people still remembered her.


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Our caring staff works hard to give students a quality education that prepares them for the future. The students of our campus are academically prepared and successful in their lives. We strive to challenge our students and create life-long learners.
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Our newly renovated campus is spectacular! The students and staff are enjoying the facilties and updates. New computer labs, additional classrooms, remodeled cafeteria, new library, landscaping, and so much more!
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Marywood Named a 2011 Great College to Work For
Mon, July 25, 2011Marywood University is one of the best colleges in the nation to work for, according to a new survey by The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Sr. Mariam Pfeifer Shares Music with Deaf Children
Tue, July 12, 2011Sr. Mariam Pfeifer, IHM and students in Marywood's music therapy program share the sound of music with deaf children who have received cochlear implants.
Remembering Sister M. Coleman Nee, IHM
Sat, July 09, 2011It is with great sadness that the Marywood University community announces the death of Sister M. Coleman Nee, IHM, our Ninth President.
Ending the Race to Nowhere
Mon, June 20, 2011Two Marywood faculty members are collaborating with a respected community center and local school district to raise awareness of the stress our educational system puts on students, teachers, and parents.
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Mon, May 23, 2011The Orientation Liturgy Mass will be on Saturday, July 16, 4 p.m. in the Sette La Verghetta Theatre for Performing Arts. There will not be a 10:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday, July 17 in the Marian Chapel.


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