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Kelsey Redpath
Patti McGill Peterson Center for International and Intercultural Studies
Why did you choose the KSP?
I had been attracted to St. Lawrence's program in Kenya since my admissions interview. The KSP Summerterm caught my eye because I was a fall and spring athlete so I couldn't go during the regular semesters. I wanted to go to a place that I had never been to before, and that I knew I would probably not get a chance to return to, so Africa, Kenya specifically, was the place for me. From the three courses offered, I chose Health Care Delivery in a Developing Country, taught by KSP Co-Director Wairimu Ndirangu.
What was it about your KSP experience that inspired or compelled you to stay involved with Africa?
In Nairobi's Kibera slums, we were involved with a project focused on solar-powered water disinfection systems which the community was trying to promote. Also in Kibera, we had an opportunity to visit a school and learn from local families about the types of healthcare available. In the town of Eldoret, in Kenya's Rift Valley, we met Dr. Joe Mamlin, who started the Academic Model for Providing Access to Healthcare (AMPATH). When I returned to campus I wrote papers in several of my courses about these and other experiences from Kenya.
Last fall I returned to Kenya as an intern with an organization called Education for All Children (EFAC). I worked in schools in Rongai Village in the Rift Valley with EFAC Scholars. My family sponsors a girl through EFAC so she is able to attend secondary school, and through that connection I was presented with this opportunity. It was a different experience than with the KSP Summerterm, but was still amazing and still leaves me wanting to go back to Kenya.
Do you have a memorable story to share from your KSP?
I was part of a great group while I was in Kenya. There was a weekend that we had free, and we had the options of hiking Mt. Longonot, bopping around Nairobi, or relaxing at the compound. The entire group decided to hike Mt. Longonot. There were students on the program who had never hiked before, and there they were, hiking in Kenya! I was so impressed and so happy to be there with everyone.


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Monday, February 27, 2012 at 4:11 PM
The company United In Purpose is going through personal data — from magazine subscriptions to NASCAR ticket purchases — to identify unregistered Christian conservatives and sign them up. UIP hopes to sway the 2012 elections by signing up 5 million new voters.
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When Bill Dallas first heard that 15 to 20 million Christians in the U.S. are not registered to vote, he couldn't believe it.
"Initially, it surprised me. And then I thought to myself, 'Wait a minute, I'm not registered,' Dallas says. "Why wasn't I registered? Well, because I didn't think my vote made a difference."
Identifying Christians With Data Points
Dallas, an evangelical Christian, has since become a voter. He now runs United In Purpose, a nonprofit startup company that uses data mining to identify unregistered Christians.
The company persuaded wealthy Silicon Valley conservatives to help fund the creation of a database of as many adults in the U.S. as they can find. So far, UIP has added 180 million.
The company buys lists to build a profile of each citizen, and then assigns points for certain characteristics. You get points if you're on a pro-life list or a traditional marriage list. You get a point if you regularly attend church or home-school your kids. You get points if you like NASCAR or fishing.
"If [your score] totaled over 600 points, then we realized you were very serious about your faith," Dallas says. "Then we run that person against the voter registration database ... If they were not registered, that became the key people we were going to target to go after."
Dallas hopes UIP will register five million conservative Christians in the next year — a number he believes could help decide the 2012 presidential race. He points out that in 2008, key states such as Florida, North Carolina and Missouri were won by very small margins — much smaller than the number of unregistered Christians in those states.
To that end, United In Purpose is working with volunteers from organizations such as the Family Research Council to make calls and knock on doors.
Data Mining Meets Old-Fashioned Door-Knocking
The volunteers are called "champions," and Scott Spages, an evangelical Christian and political activist in Davie, Fla., was an early adopter. Electing moral leaders, he says, is a "biblical mandate." So when the Family Research Council came to his church to urge champions to use the new data mining technology, Spages promptly signed up.
"God says that when the righteous rule, the people rejoice, and when the wicked rule, the people groan," Spages says. "So as Christian[s], we are specifically called upon by the Bible and by God to raise up our leaders."
Spages wants to bring that message to his Christian neighbors, so on a recent evening he went into his office, logged onto a website that uses the United In Purpose database and entered his address.
The database finds unregistered Christians who live near him — about 15 names within a couple of miles. The website gives him a script to read, along with several ways to reach his target audience: phone number, email and address. Spages prints out the addresses and heads off, Google maps in hand.
The first person on Spages' list lives in a gated community. The guard won't let him through, so he makes a phone call. He identifies himself and asks if he can speak to Orlando, who — according to UIP's database — is not registered to vote. Spages listens, then says, "Oh, OK. So, Orlando and everyone in the house is registered? OK."
Puzzled, Spages drives to the next house. There, too, everyone is registered. It happens again at the next house and the next, so when Spages reaches Brenda Jacobson to ask if she wants to register, he's not surprised by her answer.
"Well, I'm registered, so I'm not sure why my name showed up," she says.
"We found that a lot tonight," Spages responds, "so I'm going to have to double check that."
As it turns out, all of the names on the Florida list are registered voters — a mistake that United In Purpose discovered after NPR's reporting. In South Carolina and Iowa, the UIP lists also contained registered voters.
But in Ohio, the database worked perfectly. And Kay Clymer, a Tea Partier and evangelical Christian from Zanesville, was eager to use it. Clymer, 67, spends several hours each day on the phone urging people to register and vote. She says she can't remember a more critical election.
"I do strongly, strongly believe the Lord is fully in control," she says. "I pray for a Red Sea experience like he did with the Egyptians — and then wash those people out that don't belong in office. And that's what keeps me going."
She knocks on the door of a neighbor who's been identified as an unregistered Christian. A woman answers, and Clymer makes her pitch.
"Are you registered to vote?" she asks.
"I'm not, but my husband is," the woman responds.
"Would you like to be registered to vote?"
"No. I wouldn't waste my time on any of them," the woman says.
At the next house, the reception is a bit more prickly.
"I'm sorry, they're all crooks and you'll never be able to blame me," the woman says, declining the registration form Clymer offers.
"I'm just trying to get Christians to vote," Clymer protests.
"Well, I'm a Christian, but that's as far as this is going to go," she says, and closes the door.
Clymer leaves, discouraged.
"I wish at least one person would take it," she laments.
But no one takes a registration form that afternoon.
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Dallas, the head of United In Purpose, was embarrassed to learn the organization had botched the list in Florida. And he's philosophical about voter apathy — even antipathy — in Ohio.
"When you look at all these factors," Dallas says, "you realize what a Herculean effort this is — to try to bring in a large group of new voters into the voting population."
United In Purposes' experiment shows the promise and peril of having a bottomless well of data to draw upon: Accessing it is one thing — using it effectively is another thing entirely. [Copyright 2012 National Public Radio]
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We've got a lot to be confident about being Australian. Leaving aside, for a second, all the issues each of us may think are sending this country to hell in a handbasket, (such as this, this and this) the list of what we can be proud of is pretty long.
Most of us would think we could pin point what those things are. We talk about mate-ship, mythologise our sporty outdoorsyness, perhaps mention multi-culturalism, our startling natural wonders, and our stable banking system.
But none of that really adds up to a national identity we can dress up in. There are so many ways we represent ourselves to the world that the annual cringe-fest that is our entry in the national dress segment of Miss Universe is by no means the most crucial. But it does serve as an annual reminder we've got no real idea who we are.
This year's costume, to be worn by the lovely Renae Ayris, is by no means the worst thing we've sent some poor Hawko wannabe down the runway in.
But it's up there in the race for most confusing. I can't believe I'm writing this but the Ugg Boots Jesinta Campbell wore with her Outback inspired dress made more sense than the star-spangled Roman sandals digging in to Ayris's calves. Yeah, we get that they represent the Southern Cross, but they look like Roman sandals.
See, we all know what Roman sandals look like.
The thing on top of Ayris's head is more Vegas showgirl than good Aussie chick.
And the dress? Apart from the fact it is very very short, it's kind of unremarkable.
You can't really blame the designer. According to the Daily Telegraph:
This year's winner, Sydney designer Jessica Bregenhoj who was once mentored by Alex Perry, was chosen from a field of 400 budding designers. Their designs were whittled down to four by 76,000 votes from viewers of the Sunrise breakfast program. Jessica says the gold costume is a symbol of Australia - with its golden sun, desert and sands and was inspired by Jorn Utzon's Opera House.
It sounds right. But it never, ever works.
Our national identity can't be boiled down to a building. That would be like sending the French contestant out with a mini Eiffel Tower on her head, or the Peruvian beauty in a paper mache Machu Picchu.
The French don't need to put a baguette under someone's arm when they've got Coco Chanel from whom to draw style cues.
I bet the Brazilian girl doesn't need a depiction of a rainforest to make her presence known.
And the Russian won't have St Basil's Cathedral sticking out of her fur hat.
We should stop trying so hard. We should embrace our confidence and just be cool, and fresh and, well, Australian. It can't be that hard can it?
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Peter Verde says:
National identity is a bourgeois affectation. Open the borders and free th refugees.
nihonin says:
The only people who worry about an Australian identity or apparent lack thereof, are the people who are ashamed to call themselves Australians.
Gregg says:
I hope that two this and this links being DD&R is not meaningful whereas the fact that we used Sunrise viewers to vote on something could be.
Cool and fresh is certainly the way to go, far better than attempting to make a building or the southern cross into something.
As for the image, I was thinking " Another Bingle! "
At the risk of creating a Melbourne Sydney war and it does not need to be because it was more the Spring Carnival fashions that came to mind and Sydney has its Autumn carnival is it, Golden Slipper Stakes etc. and regardless of where races are held, there are always some smart cool and fresh fashions and horse racing is one of those sporty type events too.
And yes, I agree about stopping to try too hard for national dress as associated with lederhosen or fur hats is something that stems from the stone age eras and Australia with its diversity influence has never really been into developing anything like that, the nearest you could go being in fact the early style dresses worn by pioneers, probably much the same as what the Brits were wearing back over there until they realised they did not need as many petticoats etc.
And then of course, do we forget our indigenous Australians again?
acotrel says:
Is that what the women engineers will be wearing ? Looks good to me, it would go well with a hard hat.
Kate says:
We do not have a 'National Dress' so for goodness sake stop trying to create one. If the young woman just dresses in a beautiful gown created from fine pure wool and designed by an Australian Designer this should be enough. We will be the laughing stock of the world yet again.
gobsmack says:
"Their designs were whittled down to four by 76,000 votes from viewers of the Sunrise breakfast program. "
Say no more.
"the gold costume is a symbol of Australia - with its golden sun"
As opposed to the red dwarfs and blue giants that rise and set over other parts of the world. We are the lucky country.
George says:
Short shorts, thongs, and a tight t-shirt. Yum.
I'm not trying hard. I don't say "mate" every second word, and thankfully most people don't.
The thing about identities is that it can lead to annoying caricatures.
Mahhrat says:
Do we actually need a "national identity"? I'm sure the Israeli and Palestinian combatants have strong national identities, and it doesn't seem to do them much good.
I'm cherry picking of course, but the question remains: what use to us is it?
ronny jonny says:
We don't have a national identity a such because we are a very young nation in the scheme of things and have developed mostly in the modern era where people move around a lot instead of staying in one isolated geographical area developing weird ways of acting and dressing. This will become more pronounced as time goes on and further waves of immigrants enter our society, blending with and changing it. We should have national aspirations like the great "fair go for all" ethic but national dress and identity are a bit old world in my opinion.
dweezy2176 says:
The bit on the head. I thought when I saw it,it was based on the galahs' plume but then on channel 10 news they stated it was Opera House themed.
Still, as the whole outfit looks awful to me I don't suppose it matters!
Mouse says:
Capt Cook found Australia in 1770, the first convicts came in 1788, we became our own nation in 1901. We are still a baby nation, we don't have a long history to draw from. National dress? I'm pretty sure that a loin cloth, bare feet and body paint wouldn't go down too well in the Miss World pageant, but you never know, it could certainly be done better than the current entry! lol :o)
wakeuppls says:
We don't know who we are precisely because we have been force fed by the media that we are a "multicultural" country from our beginnings when this is a blatant lie. This country was founded by White Christian men bringing Common Law from its homeland in Britain. Those who came here after colonisation were essentially the same in culture (with some relatively short periods of unrest) and near identical ethnicity.
Now we are flooded with any and all cultures and are told under the strictest of terms from our media commissars that all these cultures deserve respect and tolerance.
Tork says:
Australia's identity on a world stage isn't known. You'd have a bunch of girls dressed up as the country of their nation and you'd find it hard to define where the Aussie girl came from looking at her clothes.
The defining look for a girl would be a simple, long bright summer patterned looking dress.
The look for the guys would be stubby shorts, a sporting apparell top and a pair of sunnies.
Problem solved!
bella starkey says:
Perhaps sunrise viewers have a better sense of humour than one might give them credit for.
robin says:
Come to my neck of the woods; beer belly and plumbers crack shorts are the norm. Now, as for the guys apparel ...........
Tony of Poorakistan says:
Stick them in a burqa - we'll be there soon enough the way the boats are arriving and the rate at which they breed when they get here and start sucking on the welfare teat.
expat says:
The bogan is probably the largest example of Australian identity. It is really the only point of difference from the uk and us input.
Anubis says:
This comment in the original story sums it all up - "Their designs were whittled down to four by 76,000 votes from viewers of the Sunrise breakfast program."
FFS - using Sunrise viewers to make a decision on a visual representation of our national identity. I'm surprised we didn't also get a F**k off we're full bumper sticker plastered to her arse. They should just have gone and consulted the bogans of Frankston, Woodridge or Bankstown ... ooh wait they did.
Kika says:
She looks like a really lame attempt at looking like She-Ra.
I don't get it. Yes, we don't have a national costume but there are ways and means to get Australiana into a beautiful dress. Aboriginal designs, wattle, the southern cross. How hard is it?
I'm sick of this navel gazing. After spending the weekend with some Norwegians we actually DO have an international identity. They seem to know more about who we are than we do.
AdamC says:
Some Punchers would already be aware that I am not as opposed to traditional gender and family roles as my expensive, ultra-PC private education should probably have made me. (It's true, private education is a waste of money!) And, while it would be wrong to claim that I am a gayer, more attractive, less Catholic version of Archbishop Pell, I certainly wouldn't get a gig over at Fairfax's Daily Life either.
However, I really, really do not like these beauty contests. Are they really what womanhood is about in the twenty-first century: looking pretty in silly costumes and bikinis, flashing a white, toothy grin on cue and compliantly declaring that world peace would be better than double chocolate cookies dipped in fudge? Haven't we all moved on from this crap, especially given that some South American human plastic surgerey advertisement will probably win the thing anyway? (Seriously, the industry sponsors many Latin American pageant entrants.)
I am not saying we should ban beauty pageants, of course, or boycott Honey Boo Boo. But, really, do we all have to make such a big deal of such a deeply silly novelty event as Miss Universe?
Upnorff says:
National identity? When we toured the US they thought we were 'Brits' (sic) because we didn't speak like Steve Irwin. I told a couple of them they couldn't be American because they didn't sound like Huckleberry Hound but it went straight over their heads.
National dress? If we base it on the garb of our Indigenous people pre-colonisation the costumes wouldn't cost much and be no fun at all in cooler climes. However they would be certain to raise an eyebrow or twelve.
lower_case_andrew says:
It's amazing just how preoccupied Australians are with our national "identity" and questions like "who we are".
It DOESN'T MATTER.
Nothing you can do change (or maintain) this supposed "identity".
Cultural identity is an ever-shifting thing. There's no way to control it, mandate it or wish it in to existence.
It's just navel-gazing.
Rosie says:
Yes as soon as I saw the outfit that was to represent us as belonging to the land down under I burst out laughing before I started thinking and then feeling rather sad. I thought gosh we are a nation of people that haven't a clue who we are?
Many years ago when I first arrived in Australia, I knew I had arrived in a different country, the Australia I had imagined but found that patriotism wasn't what it should be. I settled in South Australia and it wasn't until the late Don Dunstan's reign as our Labor Premier that I began to feel patriotism. Don Dunstan loved South Australia and what he tried to do for his State came from the heart and with fearless gusto. This shone through and brought everyone together. I later realized Dunstan was born in Fiji, being a Fiji born myself I understood where he was coming from. There, I was very happy to have a Labor Govt here led by the late Don Dunstan.
Today Australia is a multiracial country with our indigenous people having an identity but the rest of us I feel do not know who we are? Even here in South Australia we have gone missing somewhere along the line. This I feel is because we are trying so hard to make every person that arrive here to fit in that we forget to let them know that we want them here to live in the Australia that we love and belong to.
For the republicans out there, the first thing you guys must do is design a national costume that says; 'Australia' here we come!
Sir Viv says:
"We've got a lot to be confident about being Australian."
If you have to even discuss it your massively insecure. The endless loop of self-aggrandising hype that the Australian media churns out daily to the moronic cheer squad is utterly comedic.
Best place to live!!!
Most multicultural!!
Best food!!!
Best beaches!!!
Best sportspeople!!!
Best sport in the world!!!
Miranda Kerr!!!
Most Friendly people!!!
Bravest soldiers!!!Like as has been proved at almost every school in the world, the guy talking about how much sex he's getting and how awesome he is at it was always the insecure overweight one addicted to masturbation.
Like most of us non-Aussie types we chuckle at the absurdity of it all and carry on with enjoying our day.
Jay2 says:
@subtopic, I would say to the Missus's American family, " Golly gee, Yes, OF COURSE, ALL Australians are really racist rednecks" (see J.Hildebrand's opinion 'piece' for confirmation of this 'fact').
Then you reference a photo of the latest mass shooting by a nutty white guy in the US of A, and ask "Are ALL Americans like this?" . Maybe then you can follow it up with some gang photographs and ask "Is this what America is really like?"
Because we all know that Americans are, from all the media portrayal, Gang bangers; rednecks; religious freaks; rappers; cowboys and just plain gun crazy.@Tory, I think most Australian's know who they are, but there are some who just seem to hand wring and worry so much about being liked or approved of by the international community.
I really can't see the USA or the French sitting around pondering about Australia and if we like them.
Kat Karvess says:
This is a great piece that has definitely got people going.. tahnks for writing it, Tory
I tend to agree with lower_case_andrew when he says "it doesn't matter" because our country is a combo of different cultures which are ever-changing the colour/texture of the fabric of our nation. Which is great!
I think in order to define who we are, we must first figure out who we aren't.
We aren't as laid back as we think we are.
We have a lot of rules and regulations that don't allow us the freedom we think we have.Obviously, compared to other less fortunate countries that are under dictatorships etc, we are lucky and free; but compare us to somewhere like Germany where personal responsibility is paramount.
We are not trusted to be left to our own devices and this affects the way we see ourselves as a whole.
NikRaf of Victoria says:
instead of trolling the costume
why don't you come up with some thing better if you can
then Australia can comment on it
Kassandra says:
This is such a stupid topic. There's no such thing as a "national dress".
There are traditional costumes, which may or may not have anything to do with the people who live in the countries possessing them today, and there are curiosities of historical fashion associated with some countries. If you travel the world much today you find most people dress more or less the same everywhere allowing for differences in climate and in some places religion.
Australia as a nation is a little over a century old, and you expect it to have a "national dress"? And when you can't identify one you think this means we don't know who we are? Au contraire, I think most of us have a pretty good idea who we are, and we don't need a "national dress" to prove it.
As to the international IQ contest called Miss Universe, who cares what our girl from Oz wears in it? Like our olympic athletes' clothes it is a good bet that whatever they come up with the next time will probably be worse than the last time.
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A Magical Weekend of Words and Stories at Lennoxlove Book Festival (02/11/2012)
The fourth Lennoxlove Book Festival, sponsored by McInroy & Wood, gets off to a tremendous start this weekend when two of the biggest names in books take to the stage on the opening Friday evening: Michael Morpurgo and J.K Rowling.
Michael will be talking about his extraordinary life story to biographer Maggie Fergusson, whilst she will be talking to broadcaster and journalist Muriel Gray about her new novel for adults, The Casual Vacancy, currently the number one bestseller around the world and one of the most talked about books of the year.
J.K. Rowling's event proved so popular that tickets sold out within half an hour of going on sale, and such was the demand that the event is to also be live-streamed into a marquee next door to be watched on a large screen, tickets for which are also sold out. The Festival expects its biggest capacity audience so far that night – with some dedicated fans travelling from as far as North America to see the author.
There are however, throughout the weekend, plenty of other events to enjoy and authors to meet. It's a packed programme of wonderful writers, entertainers and thinkers - the best yet, with something for everyone from 0-9 years old.
As well as bestselling novelist Alexander McCall Smith returning to the Book Festival to talk about his latest book, and one of today's finest poets Roger McGough, the programme includes appearances by political veterans Alistair Darling and Jack Straw, top food experts and business women Prue Leith and Clare Macdonald, leading historian Neil Oliver and master entertainer John Sessions.
With Armistice day coming up, World War II is a theme at the Book Festival this year, with no less than four military historians each telling fascinating accounts of some of the war's most perilous operations and the individuals whose courage and ingenuity led to Allied victory.
Events for kids run throughout the day on Saturday and Sunday too, including Sally Magnusson with her new children's book Horace and The Haggis Hunter, Debi Gliori, Vivian French, Beast Quest and Steve Cole's Astrosaurs. East Lothian library service will again be running a series of popular workshops and sessions including rhymetime, storytime, a special Pirate craft session and a special picture book picnic as well as free circus skills sessions for all to enjoy too.
Lennoxlove Book Festival takes place in four venues within the house and grounds of beautiful Lennoxlove House in Haddington. As well as the ticketed events, there is a well-stocked bookshop to browse in and a licensed Festival cafe bar supported for the first time by East Lothian Food and Drink offering snacks, light meals and beverages, using locally-sourced produce and suppliers.
The Festival's free shuttle bus service from Haddington will run again this year throughout the weekend offering visitors a park and ride service from the Council car park in Neilson Park Road, as well as stops in Market Street and outside St Mary's Church.
As well as lead sponsor McInroy & Wood, the Festival enjoys the support of East Lothian Council, EventScotland and Creative Scotland, as well as Queen Margaret University, chartered accountants Springfords and the National Library of Scotland.
Venu Dhupa, Director of Creative Development for Creative Scotland said:
"Supported through our Year of Creative Scotland Culture & Tourism programme the festival has grown in stature over the past three years, celebrating books, reading and the high artistic quality of Scotland's authors. Presenting a dynamic programme for both adults and families, this festival boasts appearances from some of the most successful writers in Scotland and abroad. Another exciting event taking place in this Year of Creative Scotland. "
Paul Bush OBE, Chief Operating Officer for EventScotland said:
"In 2012, the Year of Creative Scotland it is hugely exciting to see another strong programme from the team at the Lennoxlove Book Festival. Scotland is the perfect stage for events, and the festival has really delivered an event that will appeal to all ages. Securing J.K. Rowling is a huge coup, and has helped to raise the international profile of the event, with interest coming from all over the world."
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1 box brownie mix, prepared according to directions on box 2 boxes (1.5 ounces each) instant chocolate pudding 12 ounces non-dairy whipped topping 6 to 9 partially crushed Heath or Skor candy bars 1 maraschino cherry
Prepare and bake brownies according to package directions. Cool and break into 1-inch chunks. Prepare pudding according to package directions using 3 1/2 cups milk. Layer in a large clear glass trifle bowl in this order: 1/3 of brownie chunks, 1/3 pudding, 1/3 whipped topping and 1/4 crushed candy. Repeat layers two times, ending with crushed candy bars. Place a maraschino cherry in the middle for presentation; chill. Serves 16-20.
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When the weather's frightful and the holiday season is upon us, you can never have too many indoor craft ideas up your sleeve. Use recycled wrapping paper scraps and an empty bottle to make this beautiful vase. It might be too early to fill it with flowers, but you can't blame us for dreaming.
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- Now she can use a foam brush to coat the top half of the bottle with a thin coat of white glue or the decoupage medium.
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I really think this weekend at the Italian fest is a treat. It's kinda what Memphis in May use to be. A real homey salute to pasta and friends. I love Italian food more than anything else in the world. That's the main reason I work with Jill Bucco. She is Italian. Real Italian. Loves cooking and wine. And anybody that loves cooking and wine is alright in my book. There is plenty to eat and great music and bocce ball. It's in Marquette Park at park and Mendenhall. Take the family. Enjoy...
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I'm using SafeLoader with all my PyYAML load commands. However to be able to use custom YAMLObjects, I am required to set the custom object's yaml_loader property to that loader as well to make it discoverable. This should work differently, so a single YAMLObject subtype is not bound to a single Loader type.
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Originally posted by: John C. Taylor on 12/3/2005 7:30:45 PM
Boy FJ, if that doesn't get them started nothing will.-----JCT
Originally posted by: FishingJunkie on 11/13/2005 12:04:30 PM
Come on New Mexicans come forward and let us know who you are and what part of the state your from!!! Let us know your favorite fishing spots and so on!!! LETS GET THIS FORUM TO THE TOP BABY!!!!! <!--graemlin:;)--> <!--graemlin::cool:-->
Originally posted by: John C. Taylor on 12/5/2005 8:54:58 AM
FJ, they must be all out fishing or hunting.
Originally posted by: catfishbrad on 12/6/2005 3:34:16 PM
maybe we don't have mexican BB's <!--graemlin::eek:-->
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Jim. Albuquerque. I was born and raised in Duluth, MN. but have lived here for the past 26 years. I fish the following when I have time. Cochiti, Butte, Storrie Lake, and for short trips, Sandia Lakes.
Originally posted by: dawacker on 8/20/2007 9:49:30 PM
i live in sunland park right next to race track i might not be mexican but i know the state i like to fish the butte or chorikie but i hate the drive but its worth it i havent been cating there latly its fun thoe its all about catch the fish people forget the reel meaning of fishing
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A quick hello from Cali <!--graemlin::)--> and nice to see you guys here on the BB <!--graemlin:;)-->There's a lot of good info on here, albeit sometimes buried <!--graemlin::eek:-->Try the "Find" option, or else pick a Forum and start a topic <!--graemlin::)-->
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Hello Conchas or Ute mostly Nolan
Originally posted by: bayliner on 10/24/2007 8:31:33 AM
Where is everyone???? Everyone quit the NAFC????Sure is dead on the NM site. Now I know everyone isn't out fishin at the same time. I'll bet their honey's have em all on honey-do patrol. I'll check back later. See y'all.
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They should've used their cry like in the original Pokedex.
Here's an idea: switch the Language to Japanese if you prefer it.
If you saw the Japanese videos on this application or read anything about this application, you knew this was coming. There are two things that don't happen with that speech: Pokédex entry readouts themselves, like in the anime (which would be a nice optional touch is the space allowed it), and pretty much the only thing that is voiced is reading out the name of the Pokémon (this only happens in the Pokédex and AR Viewer when hovering over other Pokémon). Also, it's a nice change from just hearing their cries all the time. At least the voice tells you what Forme you're looking at.


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Johnathon Smith was in Joe Flacco's house that day in April, 2008, when the phone rang. It was the Baltimore Ravens, calling to tell Flacco they had just selected him with the 18th pick in the first round of the NFL draft.
"He's a great guy, very mellow, just chill. You don't run into guy like that a lot. He was always a leader," Smith said. "The way he is on the field is the way he is in person. After a big play, he might give you a 'Yeah!' and you're like, where the hell did that come from?"
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Smith was ready. Now, the Maine Central Institute graduate wants to help other athletes prepare for life when the game is over.
"You have to really have a back up plan," said Smith, who now lives in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., where he runs his personal training business. "It's a shock and nobody stresses this might end. Nobody's saying, 'Hey, you'd better save your money.' "
Smith has two books due out in March, "Dare to Dream, Play to Win," and children's version of the same title. The books offer advice for student athletes on how to achieve their goals, with Smith's journey from a struggling high school student to Division I football player as the backdrop.
Smith spent one school year at MCI, but when he looks back now, almost 10 years later, Smith realizes that might have been the most important school year of his life. That year away from his Camp Hill, Pa. home prepared him for college life. Smith spent two years playing football at the University of Connecticut before transferring to the University of Delaware, where he earned a Sociology degree.
"MCI did a great job mimicking that model. It's all on you. That allowed me to excel my freshman year because I didn't have that culture shock. That's where a lot of athletes get weeded out," Smith said.
A college football team's freshmen class may have 20 players, Smith said. By the time the class reaches it's senior year, less than a dozen remain. Academics, playing time, and homesickness are just a few of the reasons a college athlete might not make to it senior year.
"You get to graduation, and there's six of you left. Hey, where'd everybody go?" Smith said.
The idea for a book came to Smith in 2009, as he was finishing classes at Delaware. He had just returned to school from mini-camp with Washington, and it hit him. His athletic career could be over at any minute.
"What's going to happen? I was having flashbacks. This all happened and now it's over," Smith said.
When Smith thinks of successful student athletes, one of the people he thinks of is Flacco.
Shortly after Smith joined the Blue Hens, he switched positions, from linebacker to running back. Flacco was there to help Smith learn the offense. With Flacco at quarterback and Smith in the backfield, the Blue Hens played in the 2007 Football Championship Subdivision championship game against Appalachian State, losing . The teammates were neighbors in an off campus apartment complex, and Smith would often go next door to pick Flacco's brain.
"When I switched from defense to offense, he was a great help to me," Smith said.
These days, Smith volunteers with F.A.S.T. Camp, working with children on speed, agility and cardio drills.
"I can reach out and talk to them. It's a chance to practice public speaking," Smith said.
He stays in contact with his teammates and friends from MCI. Smith is still very close to MCI football coach Tom Bertrand and his family. The Bertrands visited Smith in Florida last year. Smith hopes to speak at MCI soon.
"That's what I love, sharing the stories," Smith said. "I just love that town of Pittsfield. Down here, everything going so fast, and I go to Pittsfield, and everything's so relaxing... All those guys I played with, we built a relationship."
Smith has complete confidence that Flacco will bring a Super Bowl win to Baltimore.
"I'm definitely rooting for the Ravens," Smith said. "You never can count Joe out. Never count him out. I can't wait to see the ring."
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Notice is hereby given that the following roads will be closed on Easter Saturday 19 April 2014
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Sitting on the Springs' Committee of the Parks and Recreation Commission, a very active behind the scenes committee that over the years has done systematic testing of various springs which develops a pattern of data on water quality, I hear the word karst more often than most. I'm no geologist, but in practical terms, I know that karst means swiss cheese underfoot. Whatever liquids or water soluble chemicals (like salt) you put on the ground is going to end up in the ground water. The soluble rock on which the ground sits melts slowly over centuries wherever water flows or trickles creating holes, channels and caves. When the water pops out of a hillside, we call it a spring. The water that comes out of our springs is a direct outflow of our karst geology. Spring testing has shown us that the water quality at upper and lower Basin Spring is different. Sweet Spring ain't so sweet if you're looking for a drink, at least after people living somewhere above Sweet Spring flush their toilet(s). Harding Spring is hardly water you want to touch, let alone drink. Grotto Spring is usually just a trickle, not enough to fill a tin cup in a reasonable amount of time, although we now know that after a big rain it can gush enough water to move a hillside. Springs come and go. Whatever happened to Dairy Spring? I've seen old pictures, but I haven't seen the spring itself. Has anyone alive today seen Dairy Spring? How many people have seen what is purportedly the spring with the greatest water flow -- Ozarka Spring? Where is it? Where is Minnehaha Spring as described in book 1, page 52, (Ord. No. 81, 2-16-1882)? One of the functions of the Springs' Committee's testing, under the leadership of Barbara Harmony with the scientific expertise of Jamie Froelich, Jim Helwig, Joe Scott and Patrick Pruitt among others, is the goal of "one clean spring" -- one in which we can eventually take a sip without microorganisms wreaking havoc inside our bodies. Testing suggests Magnetic Spring is the best candidate. I'll drink to that, someday I hope. Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] I know there are many who wish to pin the blame for the spring contamination on toilets, Great Passion Play, whatever. The initial test to discover contamination is a total coliform test. Total coliform bacteria is merely an indicator suggesting that contamination from warm blooded animals is at hand. Fecal coliform bacteria is a more specific strain indicating...well, I hope you all know what the word "fecal" means. Warm blooded animals can run the continuum from those pesky feral cats that so many residents feed, to dogs, to-or dear, shall I say it? DEER!! Yes, the pun was intended. Do the deer poop in the woods? I know the cats do, as does every other animal, including some of our drunken or stoned visitors, homeless bums, and so on. It would be so very nice if we could all just walk up to a spring and grab a cool drink. My biggest fear is non the microscopic contamination of the springs, it is the chemical contamination from people who pour the oil from their recent oil change into the ditch, those who dump the last drops of paint from the can in the yard, and the remnants of varnishes and other toxic products that seep into the ground after remodeling. Good luck finding the true cause of spring contamination. -- Posted by rockpilefarmer on Thu, Jul 21, 2011, at 9:15 AM
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WAKE FOREST—High school football practice kicked off Monday for teams across North Carolina.
Some teams began practicing shortly after midnight. Many athletes have been anticipating the excitement of the game all summer long. When players at Heritage High in Wake Forest took the field around 7 a.m. they got right to work.
"It's the first practice, we've got to start looking good and we have to make sure all the newcomers know that this is our standard," said senior Lucas Seitz.
Coaches wasted no time whipping their team into shape.
"We go hard all the time. I never take time off. And there's mental practice, there's physical practice. So we're going early to get out of the heat of the day," said Offensive Line Coach Mike Doyle.
During the typical three-hour practice, players will take anywhere between six to 12 water breaks. The North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) also requires a first responder or athletic trainer to be on-hand at practices and games to monitor the heat and the players.
"We talked to our athletes about hydrating you know the night before throughout the entire day and obviously on two a days it's going to be more important to have that water hydration put in," said athletic trainer Becky Busack.
Players also recognize the importance of staying well-hydrated.
"You don't want to come out here with no water in you or you will pass out, start to get dehydrated, cramping up and everything," said senior Malyk Hannah.
Players like Seitz believe giving their all during practice and keeping their bodies in good shape will put them in the top spot by the end of the season.
"A lot of them beat us last year, so it's a mindset of we have to get better so we can beat them this year," said Seitz.
After six days of practice, players can suit up in full uniform and participate in body-to-body contact. The first games this season take place on Aug. 17.