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With the government proposing to have The Queen replaced as head of state by an elected president, it's important that all of the facts affecting such a profound constitutional change be discussed fully and openly throughout the country and in the media.
There is a knee-jerk tendency to believe in the moral and practical superiority of a government just because it has some mandate at any given election. The purpose of an evolved constitution is to prevent the usurpation of power by government today or in the future by asserting the supremacy of law and the protection of the law from unconstitutional processes. If those whose basis for not wanting a white Queen in London as their constitutional head of state is merely an emotional or even racial prejudice, first consider whether or not you truly believe in the self-serving integrity of any politician. The Gandhis and the Mandelas are the rarest breeds in politics.
The Queen is a constitutional monarch; the term describes a head of state whose powers are wholly confined by the constitutional law of the UK. Some commentators believe that the UK has no codified or written Constitution, but this is a fallacy encouraged by politicians who perversely believe in the supremacy of Parliament over law, and scarily, even by some of the most senior judges. The UK Constitution has not been knocked up around a table as a single document over a proverbial weekend, such as the USA's (whose Constitution, ironically, is profoundly dependent on English Common Law). Our Constitution has evolved over centuries and is made up of Common Law, Lawful Statutes (as opposed to the great many unlawful statutes currently awaiting constitutional challenge), Precedents and such Great Charters as Magna Carta, the Bill of Rights and others, although currently nominally including the wholly unlawful and perverse 1911 Parliament Act which still awaits challenge.
The role of the monarch is to provide, through the institution of the Crown, the mechanisms that protect the Constitution and the supremacy of law from this government or any future government. The current pretence of
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Only their party dogmas and "whipped MPs" can ever have power despite never achieving a mandate of more than about a third of the actual whole of the electorate's votes; usually much less. Until we have true electoral reform, based upon proportional representation and equal access to the
media-controlled national debate, the Crown and the Constitution it relies upon is all that stands between us and actual tyranny.
The judges and the courts are a part of the Crown; they don't belong to the government; they, the armed forces and the police swear their oath of allegiance to The Queen, who in herself is subordinate to the Crown and Constitutional Law, and not to the government which, under the law,
means that despite the whims of any ruling political party, those forces may never act unlawfully in constitutional terms.
The many current abuses of party political power do not reflect poorly on the law itself, but upon those individuals who have not upheld their duty or those who have acquiesced to those abuses. The creation of a Supreme Court outside of the Lords and indeed the current plans to "reform" the Lords are profound examples of the creeping and unconstitutional usurpation of powers by government. Those who have abused their positions are ultimately subject to the judgement of law and that is what we should be demanding and pursuing with rigour, not mere sentiments too often based on bizarre and utterly unproven conspiracy theories.
Let's get this clear, though, those powers of the Crown are not structurally tyrannical because the highest authority in the land is neither the Crown nor the government, it's the law, which has evolved over time and through people. Of special note is the jury system that current, allegedly democratically elected politicians wish to take away from us. Juries have also correctly been called "Little Parliaments" because of the constitutional and law-making powers they can have. Now that is people power, power that is, when properly exercised, protected by the Crown from the tyranny of politicians. It's about the separation of powers between the legislators (government) and the judiciary (the law) which is essential for any true democracy.
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Reviews by tewaris:
4.33/5 rDev +12.2%
Poured into a Lucifer snifter.
Pours the clear garnet color of a Quadrupel, with a moderate bubbly tan head. Good retention, medium lacing. Smells strongly of honey, and I like it. Drinks sweet with hints of dark bitterness. Definite notes of honey and yeast.
The finish is mildly tannic, and the booze is present. Richness of dark fruit and dried peel --- frankly, this reminds me of Rochefort 10, say what you may! Either my palate is shit, or this beer is way underrated. I read some reviews and the major complaints are off-putting booziness and unwanted esters. Classic "fermentation gone wrong"? Well, I don't get any of it. In my very humble opinion, except for 6, 8, and 10, this is the only beer I have had that evokes similar feelings as Rochefort does!
4, 4, 4.5, 4, 4.5
12-15-2011 10:19:39 | More by tewaris
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North Carolina
3.28/5 rDev -15%
To my best recollection this is only the second braggot style ale I have had.Poured into an oversized wine glass a deep ruby color with a thinner head atop,great rich color here.Like most Weyerbacher "big" beer it smells hot and alcoholic,big caramel sweetness in there as well.Whoo it was hot on the palate,a true sipper with some stone fruit and honey malt sweetness,again hot and sweet.Well for a nightcap it wasnt bad but its to sweet for me to drink much of it.
12-02-2011 19:18:27 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #54 (July 2011):
Nearly 1,500 pounds of honey per batch ... "sweet sixteen," no doubt. Thin tan lacing dresses the top of the dark, inviting brew. Booze-soaked blackberries and cherries, nougat, vinous twang and faint mint show off a pretty complex aroma. Malty with a solid edge of honey. Modest hopping lets the peppery alcohol take a stab at balancing the sweetness. Brown bread, golden raisins and hermit cookies come to mind. Sweet finish, but nothing cloying about it as the taste buds try to break down the complex alcohols. Sip and savor ... let this ale warm up to cellar temperature, and it becomes a treat.
12-15-2011 02:44:30 | More by BeerAdvocate
New York
4.33/5 rDev +12.2%
A - Dark brown with ruby accent. Smallish head on the pour that fades quickly to a covering. Moderate carbonation.
S - Lots of dark malt, ripe fruit, dark cherry with a hint of spice.
T - Intense malt, lots of dark crystal malts, that honey does not come across too sweet and fermented out very well. This is like a Dark Belgian Strong Ale on steroids. Unfortunately, what could have damn near perfect turned slightly boozy at the end...but that is a small knock on the overall flavor.
M - Smooth body, still some sugars in there that could not be broken down, carbonation and alcohol help to help to clean the heaviness up at the end to make it surprisingly drinkable.
O - Damn good braggot, a style I don't drink much of, but absolutely a winner of a braggot. Thought it may be cloyingly sweet, but not at all, and the complex malts make it a winner.
06-27-2011 23:32:23 | More by steelerguy
3.85/5 rDev -0.3%
A dark brown color with a thin tan head.
Nice aroma. Caramel, dark fruit, honey. Can detect the alcohol.
Caramel taste, dark fruit. Honey there, but the taste isn't that sweet. Alcohol noticeable.
This was a fairly nice beer. I thought it was a bit on the hot side.
I haven't had many braggots, but my benchmark is Portsmouth Brewery's Killer Bee.
06-07-2011 16:41:07 | More by lordofthewiens
4/5 rDev +3.6%
06-14-2013 02:44:30 | More by warnerry
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +3.6%
11-18-2011 13:06:25 | More by Hoops4life511
3.9/5 rDev +1%
Bottled shared at bu11zeye's 10,000th rating tasting.
The beer pours a medium brown color with a white head. The aroma is heavy on the honey and spices, with some caramel malt thrown in. The flavor is more of the same. I get a ton of sweet honey and assorted spices, as well as some caramel malt, a hint of leather and quite a bit of alcohol. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
05-22-2012 03:46:30 | More by Mora2000
4.15/5 rDev +7.5%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Snifter. Bottled on April 21, 2011. Best by 2015? Can I really age my other bottle that long?
Appearance: Dark chestnut brown with thin bubbly head and spotty lacing.
Smell: Sweet aroma with honey, dark fruit and cherry.
Taste: Very sweet, dripping with honey and dark fruit. Light Belgian yeast character (not sure if there is Belgian yeast or not), with mild spicy hops at the finish. As it warms, it becomes more dry overall. Based on my inexperience with Braggots, I am not very good at describing this, but I like it.
Feel: While the body is fairly full the honey does keep it lighter than expected for the abv. Low carbonation. Despite the sweet flavor, it dries up considerably for the finish.
Overall: This is only the second Braggot I have had, and the first since I began reviewing. That said, I really did enjoy this a lot. Happy anniversary Weyerbacher!
06-11-2011 02:50:40 | More by bsp77
West Virginia
4.1/5 rDev +6.2%
Deep mahogany brown hue with a light beige tan head, with fine even lacing coated to all sides of my DFH chalice. Aroma has nice dark roasted malts hints of fruit and raisin with a deep alcohol nose, and sweet herbal honey tones. Flavor warming mix of dark fruits, plum/raisins, booze, and sweet honey a bit of cola ridden booziness going on. Mouthfeel is thin bodied I was expecting residual sugars, but this is surprising clean and a bit warming and dry. Overall experience isn't bad compared to most of the bigger beers from Weyerbacher's Anniversary experience, usually much more oppressive toward the palate.
06-09-2011 02:18:08 | More by WVbeergeek
3.78/5 rDev -2.1%
On-tap at the Brick Store.
Pours a hazy brownish-copper color with a cream-colored head that leaves decent lacing.
Smells of grainy caramel malts with hints of toasted and roasted malts. Also present are dry honey notes and lighter amounts of raisins and dates.
Tastes less complex than it smells. Mildly dry caramel malts with hints of roastiness up front are joined quickly by large amounts of dry honey. Midway through hints of boozy raisins come into play before being pushed aside by leafy hops that fade out into a moderately bitter ending. Mouthfeel is good, with solid carbonation.
Overall I've had a few braggots now, but none with such a high ABV. I think the booziness takes away from the nuance brought on by the honey and this beer could benefit from some tweaking toward the lower ABV end of things.
07-26-2011 00:15:16 | More by glid02
3/5 rDev -22.3%
01-10-2012 09:37:08 | More by tugg407
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -22.3%
12-26-2011 20:25:07 | More by acurtis
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
Review from notes.
A: Pours a dark brown/red with a one finger tan head on top with moderate retention. Small bubble carbonation release from the bottom. Very different looking than the other braggot I have had. Reminds me of a brown ale.
S: A little bit of honey, some dark malt and a decent amount of dark fruits - raisins, prunes, and a little bit of cherry even.
T: Quite malty, with some dough and bread with a good bit of honey sweetness. The dark fruit comes through, not as much as the aroma, but certainly still present with some fig and raisin.
M: Medium bodied with high carbonation, but extremely dry.
O: Extremely different than the other commercial braggot I had. Not sure which is more to style, but I preferred the other. Its also quite different than some homebrew braggots I have had. The flavor is just a bit out there. Not bad, but not really what I am looking for.
08-22-2011 02:07:24 | More by mdaschaf
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +3.6%
07-19-2013 14:21:47 | More by Varkias41
New York
4.33/5 rDev +12.2%
12 oz. bottle into a Samuel Smith 12 oz. nonic.
Appearance: Mostly like a really dark amber with good, mildly mocha-colored lacing.
Smell: Honey all over the place, but it never becomes overly bouquet-like (and if it does, it becomes a good sense of sentimentality) or cloying to the nose. Some dark fruits makes their way in also, along with a bit of char and burn, which seems to lessen the sweetness.
Taste: A mouthful of bees? Eating a honeycomb? Not so much, but it seems to me, as not an expect, that the honey used here is top notch. Of course I may be wrong, but what makes me think this mostly is the extremely long finish, which is also what I remember when I brewed my first beer with honey. There are, also, some good spices here. I can't pick all of them out, but they're present, welcoming, and not so complex that they're taking away from what I think is the point of the brew. There's a long bouquet, and again, the flowers are extremely present, which makes sense, considering what bees do, minus the sting.
Mouthfeel: Keeps it non-cloying with the honey and alcohol content, which is what you should probably believe is a good thing considering all of the factors. Carbonation's pretty smooth and at-the-last-second swallow prickly, slightly, in a good way.
Drinkability: Another top notch brew from Weyerbacher. I know I'm not the only one who looks forward to the anniversary releases, and this was no different. A long sipper on the porch in summer is the way to go with this. Enough balance from the hops and char to not make it too sweet, but the honey almost reaches otherwordly qualities on the taste buds -- not quite transcendent, but it's close.
07-02-2011 17:24:59 | More by asabreed
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.6%
a lovely braggot. Pours dark brown like a Belgian strong. Lovely spider lacing. The spices mainly nutmeg supersede the honey aroma. Above average mouthfeel. A fine creation,good balance, and "only" 10.5% abv for this braggot, which aids drinkability. Also cinnamon, a drop of ginger, and drop of turmeric. worth seeking out as a good representative of the style.
01-05-2012 03:06:35 | More by Sammy
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
08-04-2013 21:09:35 | More by whatname
3.6/5 rDev -6.7%
Generous two finger head that recedes into one, tan. Nice lacing.
Smell has a bit of tang, some malt. Hard to smell-- the room is full of air freshener.
Taste follows the nose-- surprisingly tart, makes sense for a braggot. Tangy and a bit metallic though. Decent maltiness though. Not my thing, and a bit underwhelming. ABV is unnoticeable. More complex, but also more metallic as it warms.
Carbonation is understated, but decent for the style.
Decent, but I don't know what I was expecting from a braggot. Not my style.
11-12-2011 04:18:44 | More by zaphodchak
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
12oz bottle
A- Poured into a snifter. Pours a dark brown color with a light tan head.
S- The honey comes right out in the aroma with an array of spices and dark bready malts. Smells good, can't wait to taste it.
T- The taste is bready with dark fruits up front. A honey-like sweetness fills the palate next along with some spices. The finish has some warmth from the alcohol.
M- The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a good amount of carbonation.
O- Overall, Sixteen was an interesting beer. I do not have a whole lot of experience with braggot ales so this was a nice change of pace from the regular styles I am used to drinking.
08-29-2011 01:11:37 | More by cjgator3
4/5 rDev +3.6%
07-21-2012 17:53:09 | More by Cooper
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
12 oz. bottle poured into a tulip glass.
Appearance-Deep brownish-black with ruby highlights-close to opaque but appears mostly clear. Moderately large coffee cream colored head with good retention and some nice lacing.
Aroma-Bright honey aromatics-floral, flower nectar, lemon, orange, and sweet honeycomb. Malt has some bread and caramel character to it-smells like fresh baked sourdough with honey drizzled over it. Slight whiff of alcohol is barely perceptible.
Flavor-Bready malt and sweet honey come through immediately, though the honey lacks the fruity/citrus/floral fermentation character that came through in the nose. The finish is not exceptionally dry, but almost surprisingly dry for how sweet the beverage begins. Finishes with some roselike alcohols and toasty/bready malt flavors. The aftertaste is notably devoid of much honey flavor.
Mouthfeel-Medium full on the palate, with very low carbonation. Smooth and with only a trace of alcohol warmth.
Very tasty and great aromatics, but I can't drink too much of this one-it's just too much of that sweet honey flavor/aroma. Fortunately the finish is pretty dry, otherwise this would be cloying and impossible to drink. The alcohol is remarkably well hidden, but I find that that's often the case when honey is used as a fermentable. All in all a good beverage.
06-15-2011 04:47:24 | More by plfahey
4.45/5 rDev +15.3%
A: Dark reddish brown with a steady one-inch foamy head; this beer is dark and gorgeous; lacing is intricate and delicate looking
S: What a complex bouquet of aromas: nutty and dark fruits: cherry, orange, plums with definite honey and roasted chocolate; my god, this smells sweet and boozy and fruity and awesome
T: So much intense flavors up front; a barrage of nuts and honey and dark fruits and alcohol and roasted malts; it fades a tad but still packs such a flavorful punch; God, this is good--almost like a quad with honey
F: Medium body but perhaps on the thin side but enough beer sticks to the roof of the mouth
O: this is one awesome dark braggot; it is so complex and boozy and yet drinkable; really it is up there as one of Weyerbacher's bests
09-11-2011 23:38:51 | More by dbossman
4.6/5 rDev +19.2%
The TWElve oz. poured into a snifta. Dark deep brown with some red hues w/ compliments of a nice sexy cream tan head. Long ass legs present, but expected from that skyscraping abv. Smells so sweet, honey, sweet caramel malts, milk chocolate scents as well. Uhghghghhh so goood!
Taste follows the nose, the 10.5% abv hides really well behind the curtain of sweet malts & honey. Really fucking smooth with toasted tones to it, could literally drink this big beer all day, or until my nervous system allows.
Thicker mouthfeel meshes well with the moderate carbonation & toasty malts. This is an awesome intro to braggot ales! Will be seeking more of this style out.
09-19-2011 02:38:19 | More by hoptualBrew
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
04-07-2013 04:26:43 | More by Gonzoillini
Sixteen from Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
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Late Thursday night, Faye Hunter posted that quote to her Facebook page. Apparently, it was meant to be her final message to the world. Hunter died Saturday night in Advance, near Winston-Salem, victim of an apparent suicide. She was 59 and will be best-remembered for her time in the 1980s Winston-Salem band Let's Active.
"I'm not shocked, but I am surprised about the timing," her friend Jamie K. Sims said Sunday night. "She'd been talking about this for quite some time. The past three or so years were really bad."
In happier times, Hunter was the original bassist in Mitch Easter's group Let's Active in the early 1980s. The trio of Easter, Hunter and drummer Sara Romweber was part of a wave of Southern underground pop that eventually took R.E.M. to mainstream stardom and the top of the charts in the 1990s.
"Faye was Mitch's girlfriend, and they were the perfect rock couple," said former Winston-Salem Journal music critic Ed Bumgardner, who sold Hunter her first bass and showed her how to play it. "She was an incredibly cool, sweet, kind person, always gracious. Also cute as a bug's ear. Everybody fell in love with Faye at least once."
Hunter was a key player on the first two Let's Active releases – 1983's poppy mini-album "Afoot" and the brilliant 1984 full-length "Cypress" – which were both fascinating combinations of sunny pop sensibilities and dark undercurrents. She also contributed to 1986's "Big Plans For Everybody" before departing the group, adding impeccable harmonies, on-the-one bass work and the occasional lead vocal.
"As soon as we got the band together, it felt like we really had a thing," Easter said. "That version of Let's Active didn't last long, which was the sad part, but it was great while it did. I remember Faye being interested in playing bass, deciding to do it and following through. She was always good and got better. A natural who could take things and run with them, which was a thrill to be around. Also a big animal person, and anybody who loves animals so much has got to be o.k."
On Sunday night, Hunter's status as an important part of North Carolina's musical ecosystem was in evidence as remembrances lit up Facebook upon news of her death. Peter Holsapple, co-leader of Let's Active's Winston-Salem peers the dB's, described her as "the big sister I never had during my teen years," and numerous people posted pictures and YouTube links – and lamented that they'd been unable to help her.
"It's sad that it takes something like this to see how many people care," Bumgardner said. "Faye didn't think anybody remembered her or cared, and nothing could be further from the truth. I think she'd be shocked to see how far this is resonating, all over the world. A core group cared very deeply and tried to reach out, help her climb out of the hole she saw herself in. She tried, but it didn't happen."
Hunter gave a rare public performance in May at Winston-Salem Centennial, a musical celebration that reunited many of the key acts from Winston's '80s underground-pop glory days as Comboland. But in recent years, she struggled with job woes and the stress of care-giving for her elderly mother.
"She'd become physically worn down, very thin and having physical problems from the stress of working and care-giving," Sims said. "Faye was thinking about leaving, but ... I guess this is the only way she could figure out how to do it."
Funeral and memorial service arrangements are still pending.
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With the No. 12 overall pick in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams have selected former LSU Tigers defensive tackle Michael Brockers. Brockers is the 21st-rated prospect in the draft and the second-ranked defensive tackle, according to Mocking The Draft's rankings.
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The high incidence of violence against Aboriginal women is one of the most profound and tragic results of ongoing colonization. In Canada, Aboriginal women are almost three times more likely to be subjected to violent victimization than their non-Aboriginal counterparts (Brennan, 2011). As well, the Report on Stolen Sisters documents that as of July 2009 520 Aboriginal women have gone missing or have been murdered in Canada in the last three decades (Amnesty International, 2009).While Amnesty International has raised awareness of the violence perpetuated against Aboriginal women in Canada relatively little has been done to address the issue. These statistics affirm that many Aboriginal women find themselves subjected to high levels of violence at the individual and societal levels. 2012-08-01T00:00:00Z Exploring the Impact of Ongoing Colonial Violence on Aboriginal Students in the Postsecondary Classroom http://zone.biblio.laurentian.ca:8080/dspace/handle/10219/1989 Title: Exploring the Impact of Ongoing Colonial Violence on Aboriginal Students in the Postsecondary Classroom Authors: Cote-Meek, Sheila Abstract: Framed within an Anishnaabe method and an anti-colonial discursive framework, this thesis explores how Aboriginal students confront narratives of colonial violence in the postsecondary classroom while at the same time living and experiencing colonial violence on a daily basis. In order to garner an understanding of what pedagogies might be useful in postsecondary classrooms that cover such curricula, I explored these questions by interviewing 8 Aboriginal students and 5 Aboriginal professors who were taking or teaching courses on Aboriginal peoples and colonial history. I also engaged two Aboriginal Elders in conversations on pedagogy because they are recognized as carriers of Aboriginal traditional knowledge. Drawing on the literature I theorize colonization as violent, ongoing and traumatic. Specifically, I trace how education for Aboriginal peoples has always been and continues to be part of the colonial regime—one that is marked by violence, abuse and a regime that has had devastating consequences for Aboriginal peoples. This thesis confirms that despite some changes to the educational system Aboriginal students and professors interviewed in this research still confront significant challenges when they enter sites such as the postsecondary classroom. The most profound finding in this thesis was the extent of racism that Aboriginal students confront and negotiate in postsecondary classrooms. These negotiations are especially profound and painful in mixed classrooms where the narrative of ongoing colonial violence is discussed. Aboriginal iii students also employ a number of strategies to resist ongoing colonialism and racism. The narrative of racism is not new but it does reaffirm that colonialism continues to have devastating effects on Aboriginal peoples. It also reaffirms the pervasiveness of violence in our society despite the fact that many would rather ignore or downplay the level of violence that exists. There is no doubt that the Aboriginal students interviewed in this research describe a significant psychological toll in an environment of ongoing colonialism and is especially difficult when revisiting historical and ongoing accounts of violence of their own colonial history. The thesis offers some suggestions for mitigating this impact in the classroom. 2010-05-01T00:00:00Z Decolonisation as a social change framework and its impact on the development of Indigenous-based curricula for Helping Professionals in mainstream Tertiary Education Organisations http://zone.biblio.laurentian.ca:8080/dspace/handle/10219/1988 Title: Decolonisation as a social change framework and its impact on the development of Indigenous-based curricula for Helping Professionals in mainstream Tertiary Education Organisations Authors: Moeke-Pickering, Taima Abstract: This research examined the social and political approaches that Indigenous peoples undertook to situate Indigenous-based education programmes in mainstream post-secondary/tertiary education organisations. Indigenous-based helping programmes assist to progress Indigenous aspirations for self-determination and are sites that center Indigenous worldviews. A decolonisation analysis framework that is embedded in the curriculum deepens students' understanding about the impacts of imperialism, colonisation and post colonial issues. This thesis involved researching two Indigenous-based programmes that are based within mainstream tertiary institutes. The first is the Te Whiuwhiu o te Hau Maori Counselling degree programme which is based at the Waikato Institute of Technology (WINTEC) in Hamilton, Aotearoa, New Zealand. The other is the Native Human Services Social Work degree programme which is based at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. 2010-06-15T00:00:00Z "The learning circle as a research method: The trickster and windigo in research" http://zone.biblio.laurentian.ca:8080/dspace/handle/10219/461 Title: "The learning circle as a research method: The trickster and windigo in research" Authors: Nabigon, Herbert; Hagey, Rebecca; Webster, Schuyler; MacKay, Robert Abstract: This study reports on how funded research - carried out by a recognized elder in selected communities on Manitoulin Island - affects the community experiences and perceptions of the emotional issues surrounding diabetes. In his research, this elder was able to assert and Aboriginal approach of achieving human subjects' review approval. 1999-04-01T00:00:00Z "Inclusivity and diversity at the macro level: Aboriginal self-government" http://zone.biblio.laurentian.ca:8080/dspace/handle/10219/417 Title: "Inclusivity and diversity at the macro level: Aboriginal self-government" Authors: Nabigon, Herbert Abstract: Since time immemorial, we the Anishnaabe (Ojibwe) people lived exclusively in the natural world and we governed ourselves as part of that order. Our powers to govern ourselves are inherent in that order and no one can change that order unless by an act of a new creation. 2003-11-01T00:00:00Z Thessalon First Nation's "Journey to Wellness" http://zone.biblio.laurentian.ca:8080/dspace/handle/10219/395 Title: Thessalon First Nation's "Journey to Wellness" Authors: Manitowabi, Susan; Morningstar, Sally; Manitowabi, Daniel Abstract: Thessalon First Nation, like many other First Nations, has been affected by and continues to deal with the aftermath of the Residential School System. This article highlights the activities undertaken by Thessalon First Nation as they "Journey to Wellness." The development of the "Journey to Wellness" proposal marks the beginning of Thessalon First Nation's development of a social safety net to deal with the inter-generational effects of the Residential School System on the family and community. Beginning with the creation of a Project Team, Thessalon First Nation has made great strides in dealing with the issues resulting from the Residential School System. Thessalon First Nation now has a mental health worker, has produced a video dealing with resiliency of the community, and is working towards creating a community that has the capacity to deal with the traumas resulting from the residential school experience. 2007-03-01T00:00:00Z The Cree Medicine Wheel as an Organizing Paradigm of Theories of Human Development http://zone.biblio.laurentian.ca:8080/dspace/handle/10219/387 Title: The Cree Medicine Wheel as an Organizing Paradigm of Theories of Human Development Authors: Wenger-Nabigon, Annie Abstract: This paper explores the Cree Medicine Wheel as an organizing construct for examining some contemporary theories of human development. Various aspects of Medicine Wheel concepts are discussed along with aspects of knowledge about human development from the mainstream paradigm (Eurocentric) that is dominant in the academy. Perspectives on indigenous wisdom and ways of knowing are presented from an ecological position linking human development concerns to a wholistic view of human development through the Cree Medicine Wheel. The article highlights aspects of the teachings which deepen understandings of parallels in human development theories. Medicine Wheel teachings support development that maintains positive adaptation to a natural world, and can provide a description of contemporary human developmental theory from the perspective of traditional Aboriginal knowledge. Theories about different stages of human development and knowledge about assets that facilitate positive development at each stage are presented, illuminating current concerns in human development theoretical perspectives. 2010-11-01T00:00:00Z Residential Schools: The Intergenerational Impacts on Aboriginal Peoples http://zone.biblio.laurentian.ca:8080/dspace/handle/10219/382 Title: Residential Schools: The Intergenerational Impacts on Aboriginal Peoples Authors: Partridge, Cheryle Abstract: Many authors, historians and researchers concur with the idea that residential schools have impacted generation after generation of Aboriginal Peoples in this country. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the federal government wanted Aboriginal peoples to abandon their traditional beliefs and adopt western-based values and religions. The investigation of the role and impacts of residential schools on Aboriginal traditional knowledge and mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being must be studied within the context of colonization and genocide. Residential schools were funded by the federal government, but were operated by various religious institutions. The goal of residential schools was institutionalized assimilation by stripping Aboriginal peoples of their language, culture and connection with family. Although the assaults on the first peoples of this land have been devastating and intergenerational, as discussed within this article, it is with pride that we celebrate the resilience and tenacity of the holistic well-being of Aboriginal peoples. We are still here. 2010-12-20T21:21:13Z


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The Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust has been rated as one of Britain's top ten most improved hospital trusts for cancer patient care in a national survey of 70,000 patients.
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After you have completed 90 Units, be sure to do the following:
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2. Go to the Academic Advising Center in LSN 1012 to be absolutely sure that your General Education requirements are met and that you have met the minimum requirements for upper-divsion course work. Do not rely on department faculty for this information.
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5. If you are claiming graduation rights prior to 2011 and are not taking Philosophy 189, then be sure to submit your Senior Essay no later than the end of the 2nd week of the semester in which you are graduating. Do not submit a hardcopy; instead, submit your essay by e-mail only to Professor Mayes. His e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com. You may choose any paper you have written for a philosophy course at CSU Sacramento, or a revision of such a paper, as long as you regard it as a representative sample of your best work. Your essay will be evaluated for departmental assessment purposes only. You must submit this essay in order to graduate, but the result of the evaluation will in no way affect your transcript or graduation status.
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Moviefone's Pick of the Week "Project Nim" What's It About? This documentary from the Academy Award-winning filmmaker behind "Man on Wire" chronicles Nim Chimpsky, a newborn chimp that was raised like a human for a controversial study on linguistics. See It Because: If you're looking for a cute movie about cute animals doing cute things like cute babies, this isn't that movie; instead "Nim" is an honest and captivating look at the complex relationship between man and nature, and the too-simple definitions we try to apply to the animal kingdom. Also Available on Amazon Instant Video
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"A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas" Because February is the perfect time to watch a Christmas movie; Harold and Kumar go on another adventure involving weed, Neil Patrick Harris and fantastical creatures and somehow find a way to still be funny two sequels in. See It or Skip It: See It Also Available on Amazon Instant Video
"Anonymous" The director who gave you high literature like "2012" and "The Day After Tomorrow" attempts to tackle the conspiracy theory that Shakespeare was a thieving fraud; looks pretty, but is a mess of over-sensationalized claptrap. See It or Skip It: Skip It Also Available on Redbox DVD
"Fireflies in the Garden" Julia Roberts, Ryan Reynolds, Willem Dafoe and more star in an indie drama about a dysfunctional family reuniting after a tragedy; there's a reason this movie was delayed for three years. See It or Skip It: Skip It Also Available on Redbox DVD
"The Sunset Limited" Tommy Lee Jones directs and co-stars with Samuel L. Jackson in an HBO adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's play; the film is a superbly-acted and intimate character drama about two men debating the nature of god. See It or Skip It: See It
"Fred 2: Night of the Living Fred" The teenage YouTube comedian that makes videos about his hyper alter-ego with the weird voice gets a second movie (this time Halloween-themed) from Nickelodeon; it's sort of sweet in its "for kids, made by kids" attempt, but there's just better options out there. See It or Skip It: Skip It Also Available on Redbox DVD | Amazon Instant Video
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New on Blu-ray "Lady and the Tramp" Diamond Edition The romantic classic from Disney arrives on Blu-ray for the first time, with never-before-released footage from the making of the film.
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Vineyarddawg lays out his strong opposition to the idea that Georgia Tech should be re-invited to join the SEC.
With conference realignment rumors in full swing, two things to keep in mind for any rumors that are floated.
With conference realignment rumors swirling, I thought it wholly appropriate to revisit the current ACC Threat Advisory Level. Click to enlarge.
Basically, UConn and Cincinnati really, really, REALLY don't want to be in the same conference as Houston, SMU, Tulane, Navy and ECU.
The SEC hopes to iron out the scheduling oddities caused by conference expansion by shifting the site of the 2013 game between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers. What impact will this have...
No one expected a 51-44 shootout in Saturday night's SEC college football game between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Tennessee Volunteers, but the Red and Black found a way to win a losable game to...
Analyzing Notre Dame's move to the ACC from a Boston College perspective, more Boston College-Northwestern and this week's picks.
Gather round brothers, sisters and rubberneckers alike. The day we faithful have been waiting for is soon upon us. Some background if you see fit. When Joel approached me to write in our magazine...
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I have been looking for a PhD student in quantum cryptography.
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Cricket games have always been a fun a little slow but for cricket fans its awesome and action cam and the controls in ps3 all together is cool. Infact, playing cricket has never been so much fun.
Certainly the best cricket game i've ever played.I'm a hard core cricket fan n i've played many cricket games including brain lara,cricket 2007,ashes2009.What i find is that international cricket 2010is d best..!Good graphics the controls are easy.I just loved it.If u r a cricket fan n love playing cricket games its worth it.I highly recommend this game.Poor commentary is problem though.
I had played all types of cricket on PC... but playing this on PS3
had a different experience all together.... Tutorials are very easy and fun....
Bowling is little difficult and unpredictable but Batting is amazing. The best part i like about the game is its catching gameplay.
Test match AI fielding could be boring but Play 20-20 its fun.
Waiting for Street Cricket move now...
Lastly on delivery Flipkart deliver on time !!! :)
Not the best game,but considering other competitor games,its nice.....
I did have to change the names to correct them,,,but now can easily pass couple of hours playing it..
A definite buy if you like cricket,,none better so far..
This is the best cricket game. Batting has been overhauled with 360 degree analog stick.
Graphics are better than any cricket. Except England and Australia no other team is licensed. There are very few stadiums of other countries. Commentary is better though it appears to be out of sync with the... (View complete review)
Super game in cricket . More cameras,more shots in this game
Very very super game.the placement,timing is very important.even the catches are difficult to take.the mistakes is : the names are different.new style of catches.there are many features like training,more tournaments,they should make mo... (View complete review)
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I did have to change the names to correct them,,,but now can easily pass couple of hours playing it..
A definite buy if you like cricket,,none better so far.. (View complete review)
The game is fun to play with great visual details and gameplay. It is satisfactory to score runs on it and challenging to bowl. But a few things made me give it only 3 stars.
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Not as good as I expected......even far below it.
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I played all the cricket video games.....and this one have the worst gameplay.....i do not enjoy it at all.
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11/05/13 — Emma Geneva Sparks Erwin McGlone, 59, of Olive Hill, passed away Monday evening, Nov. 4, 2013, at St. Claire Regional Medical Center in Morehead.
She was born Jan. 3, 1954, in Lewis County, a daughter of the late Joseph and Emma Howard Sparks.
Geneva was of the Christian faith and a member of Kibbey Chapel Christian Holiness Church. She enjoyed dancing and spending time with her sisters and grandchildren.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one great granddaughter, Alexis McGlone; one brother, Charles Sparks; and one sister, Rosie Grigson.
Geneva is survived by her husband of 28 years, Bernard McGlone; eight sons and five daughters-in-law, Kenny Erwin, Tommy Erwin, Michael Erwin, Landon and Geanina McGlone, Junior and Beth McGlone, Ray and Beveralee McGlone, Donald and Linda McGlone and Keith and Missy McGlone, all of Olive Hill; two daughters and a son-in-law, Norah and John McGlone and Emily Erwin, all of Olive Hill; 35 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; five brothers, Joseph Sparks and Cecil Sparks, both of Carter City, Robert Sparks and Vernon Sparks, both of Olive Hill, and Thomas Sparks of Vanceburg; four sisters, Freda Roe of Richmond and Beveralee McGlone, Beth McGlone and Carol McGlone, all of Olive Hill; and many nieces and nephews. She also leaves many other family members and friends who will sadly miss her.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, 2013, at Oney-Henderson Funeral Home in Olive Hill with Brother Gary Cooper and Brother David Rayburn officiating. Burial will follow in Emma's Paradise Cemetery on Jordan Fork in Olive Hill.
Friends may visit from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013, and until the service hour at 2 p.m. Friday at Oney-Henderson Funeral Home, 145 Gearhart Street, Olive Hill, KY 41164.
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Open Virtualization Alliance Forms
Today BMC Software, Eucalyptus Systems, HP, IBM, Intel, Red Hat and SUSE announced the formation of the Open Virtualization Alliance. The announcement says that the consortium will "promote examples of customer successes, encourage interoperability and accelerate the expansion of the ecosystem of third-party solutions around KVM, providing businesses improved choice, performance and price for virtualization."
"The consortium complements the existing open source communities managing the development of the KVM hypervisor and associated management capabilities, which are rapidly driving technology innovations for customers virtualizing both Linux and Windows applications," the announcement says. Find out more about the alliance at openvirtualizationalliance.org.
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All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
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DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
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New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
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---- — "An evening of pure elegance."
That's how history remembers a night at the movies in the 1930s and '40s.
Movie-goers would make their way through exciting lobbies to find their lush seats, waiting in a full house for the show to begin. Going to the theater back then was an event to be relished.
And in Logansport, residents were blessed with an abundance of theater options. The city had a heyday of sorts. In 1929, with the Colonial Theatre torn down, crowds filled the new Logan Theatre. It had a kind of elegance one might only expect in a large city.
The Luna, the Roxy, the Ark, the Paramount, the State — they all called Logansport home.
But time has a way of changing things, and this was no different. As state-of-the-art movie theaters became commonplace, the brilliantly lighted marquees of the old theaters faded and were eventually completely dark.
Many of these old theaters are gone from the landscape. Time took their toll and then the bulldozers eventually finished them off.
Communities let these gorgeous landmarks slip away. And many of those same communities look to us here in Logansport with an envious eye, jealous of our State Theatre and its marquee beckoning to the glory days gone by. Yes, we are lucky to still have a historic theater in our downtown.
In its over 70 years, the State has undoubtedly encountered many rocky years. But there likely were few scarier than the last. With a multiplex on the horizon, owners said they couldn't compete and the future of the theater was in jeopardy.
Residents cried out to save the State. They knew history must be protected, especially history in the city's core.
Billy Alger answered the call. His company, Alger Motorsports, renovated the theater into a live entertainment venue. Much work has gone into restoring the theatre, even uncovering the old wooden stage from the '40s.
It re-opens tonight as The Shindig, hosting two comedy acts.
The owners have done their part to save this precious piece of history, and now it's time to do ours.
It's up to the community to keep this history alive, and we do that by supporting the venue. We'll be there tonight and hope to see you.
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(10/18/13) - One person has been released and two people are behind bars after a
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One person was killed, another shot and injured and at least two others were robbed at gunpoint.
In his first press conference as Flint police chief, Chief James Tolbert outlined how investigators believe it all unfolded. He also praised the way agencies worked together.
"It's important that you understand and you see how your law enforcement community comes together, combine (sic) resources and were able to avert any more violence from this group of individuals," Tolbert said.
Tolbert said the "crime spree" started with a carjacking, in Flint, around 7:20 Wednesday night and ended about eight hours later.
He provided this timeline:
7:20 p.m. - Carjacking in the 800 block of Welch in Flint
8:50 p.m. - Armed robbery of a 57-year-old man near Illinois and Iowa in Flint
9:20 p.m. - Attempted armed robbery in the 2800 block of Cherokee in Flint
12:35 a.m. - Shooting of a roughly 45-year-old woman near Dort and Leith in Flint. She's in good condition, according to police.
3:18 a.m. - Armed robbery in the parking lot of Hunter's Ridge Apartments in Flint Township
Police say officers spotted the suspect vehicle nearby and soon had one person in custody near where the vehicle was dumped by Copeman and Milbourne in Flint. Two others were arrested at another location soon after.
3:26 a.m. - Reports of shots fired near the 500 block of Sheffield in Flint.
7:00 a.m. - Woman finds man's body in her front yard in the 500 block of Sheffield
The break came in what police believe was the final crime, despite the slight discrepancies in times, the armed robbery in the parking lot of Hunter's Ridge Apartments in Flint Township.
Flint Township Police Chief George Sippert said victim, a resident there, was approached by two people.
"(They) held a gun to this throat and stole from him numerous items," Sippert said.
The victim saw a dark SUV.
It was the same sort of vehicle described after reports of shots fired on Flint's westside around the same time. Tolbert said even though the time those shots were reported suggests this crime occurred after the Flint Township armed robbery, investigators believe it did occur before.
Deb Bassett said she heard those shots.
"(We) couldn't see anything out the window," Bassett said. "You don't go outside when you hear gunshots. You just don't."
Nearly four hours later, Bassett found a man's body in her front yard on her way out the door to work.
Even worse, she says she recognized the man.
"I was hoping like crazy it wasn't him," Bassett said. "I saw it when they took him. When they turned him over it was him."
Her front yard and normally quiet westside neighborhood, watched and maintained, had a strong police presence Thursday. Police were on scene, on Sheffield off of Beecher, for hours.
"It's a good neighborhood," Bassett said. "This is a fluke. This is somebody who came into our neighborhood and harmed somebody who was a neighbor in our neighborhood."
Carolyn Gerhard lives down the block.
She says she left her former home because of crime like this, because of gunshots like the ones heard in the early morning hours.
"That's 13 years ago, but I had to get out of that neighborhood," Gerhard said. "It's horrible. I can't imagine. I hope the police will get to the bottom of it."
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The school board approved the new suspension method last year and suspended middle and high school students are seeing what it's all about. Superintendent Steve Benton mirrored the program from a successful Alabama school system.
In recent years suspended students are rarely supervised leading to more trouble for the student. Often times homework assigned during the punishment wasn't completed. Now suspended students are picked up from home and brought to the Jackson Alternative School. Once there students are given their assignments, lunch and the opportunity to stay out of trouble.
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He said the commission has cleared him of any wrongdoing and he has the documentation to prove it.
"Every single one has been thrown out. They were all finished," Mitchell said when asked about the investigations that were launched as he made his bid for re-election in 2012.
"This is a witch hunt that keeps going on," Mitchell said. "This is the same reporter that did a hit piece right before the election and he's doing it again."
Mitchell also said he was never contacted by Bee writer Pablo Lopez or the Bee for comment on the article.
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AN Alresford nursery has been targeted by vandals.
The vandals smashed open storage containers at the 345 Pre-school, based at the Methodist Church Hall in Jacklyns Lane. Toys were broken or stolen and left scattered around the town.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - It's a craft beer crackdown. The state of Tennessee is stepping up its efforts to stop restaurants from selling take-home brews.
State regulators with the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission say only restaurants with on-site breweries are allowed to sell alcohol to go.
The move is forcing a popular East Tennessee restaurant chain to stop sales at most of its locations, and customers aren't happy about it.
The chain of Copper Cellar Restaurants, which includes Calhoun's and Smoky Mountain Brewery locations, is well known for its craft beer.
But they recently received a citation from the Tennessee ABC, telling them to stop selling that beer at their restaurants for people to take home.
Copper Cellar Restaurants COO Bart Fricks says that's something they've done for years.
"Kegs. Mini kegs. Bottled beer, or what's called a growler, or glass jug, that you can fill up with beer. People enjoy taking those home," says Fricks.
The company has now ceased take-home brew sales at seven locations.
The only restaurants that can still sell it are the few where they have an on-site brewery.
"We are still selling them at Smoky Mountain Brewery in Turkey Creek, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and Calhoun's in Bearden Hill," said Fricks.
They have to make some changes at those locations in order to still sell it.
Customers can't buy at the front register anymore.
In restaurants licensed by the Tennessee ABC, the sale of beer for off-premises consumption must be done in a separate area of the building.
Fricks says it's a huge inconvenience for customers.
"Now they have to ring it up, they get a receipt. We take them into a separate room. The brew room. We deliver the take home brew to them there, and then they have to go out a side entrance of the restaurant," he said.
While Copper Cellar Restaurants is complying with the TABC's request, they have received a number of complaints from customers who used to get take home beer from the locations that are not permitted to sell it.
Customer Darryl Huddleston said he eats at a Smoky Mountain Brewery every time he passes through Knoxville.
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"I understand that you can't buy a bottle of beer or a glass of beer here and walk out the door with that. That's an open container, but that's a whole different thing than buying something to take home and consume at home," said Huddleston of Cookeville.
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Luxurious 3+ BR new home, pool, incredible views in La Paz
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Welcome to this breath-taking brand new home in the beautiful city of La Paz, Mexico. Welcome to scuba, fishing and water-sports paradise!
This brand new exclusive home sits on a hill-top with one of the best panorama views of the Sea of Cortez and the city. 3+ bedrooms, master-chef's kitchen, mulit-zone sound and beautiful lighting will make your vacation an incredible experience. The Lomas De Palmira hill is only minutes away from the main downtown area and 800 yards from the Malecon and waterline.
The master suite has a king size bed, large walk-in closet, full bathroom with jetted tub and a big shower all in a modern and high end design. The guest bedroom has a queen size bed and a bathroom with shower. The downstairs bedroom is perfect for the kids, with 4 bunk-beds. Downstairs is also equipped with a bathroom and shower. There is also an office/TV room downstairs where you can put out the provided air mattress if additional sleeping is required.
This high end home has natural stone & hardwood floors. Uniquely designed traditional local sinks on top of granite. All granite counter tops in kitchen. All new and high-end appliances, including built-in microwave, separate beverage center, 6 burner gas cook-top on large kitchen island. The house comes complete with furniture, bedding, towels and all the core essentials.
Enjoy the beautiful white sandy beaches, the colored mountains, the turquoise water and the incredible blue sky and ocean. This is truly a paradise!
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- High-end throughout!
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July - October $1,475.00 $ 229.00 $1,350.00
November - June $1,590.00 $ 249.00 $1,350.00
Holidays $1,780.00 $ 279.00 $1,500.00
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Dear Editor;
I do not fully understand the logic about draining the lake every winter as soon as the holidays have past.
The word from the Town is that draining the lake during this time helps manage the weeds in warmer weather. The "theory" is that the cold weather somehow kills the weeds and slows the growth in the warmer days ahead. I am not convinced that this practice makes any sense. First, there are no weeds exposed when the mud appears, second, the exposure of the mud to sunlight might just as well germinate new weed seedlings as we enter spring.
Also, reality is that while it gets cooler in the January to March time period, it is not a hard freeze like in the north. Beyond this, it is difficult to see our lake creatures suffer and disappear as their natural habitat is destroyed.
This is truly the cruelest of decisions on creatures who depend on us to promote their existence.
Regards, Mark Goddard
Carolina Beach, NC
Editor's Note: There was a time when the growth was so thick you could walk on it and fish kills occurred. The maintenance plan, while unsettling at times, has prevented that scenario from reoccurring. The mechanical rake is a big help. Aeration fountains also play a big role; when they work.


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