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College is difficult to navigate on many levels, with or without the dreaded "freshman 15″. In my case, as a raw vegan, I could've avoided it easily with a bit of planning ahead–but unfortunately (as a raw vegan entering college at 17) there weren't any resources geared toward people of my demographic. Sure, vegan how-to guides for college students existed…but most of those focused on the need to appeal to a younger or otherwise "college-age" crowd, i.e. the irony was so thick you could cut it with a knife. *Disclaimer: The copy in those books never ceased to be clever, and for that I think they're great. I adapted many of the recipes to suit a raw food diet and later said recipes actually became quite helpful. That said, the avocado-date-kale smoothies I made in the dorm kitchen prior to moving out did not do me many favors in terms of staying fit. The walks from work to school and drinking coffee instead of breakfast did. I'm not saying you should skip breakfast, in college or otherwise. Knowing your body takes time. It's complicated. The recipe that saved my physique, taking the place of too much fat and sugar, as well as too much coffee, in order to stay alert and not fall asleep in class…is this:
Wakame-Carrot-Tahini Bowl
I invented this after acquiring a food processor at Goodwill in February 2008 that I noticed while in search of cassette tapes (this was pre-smartphone/iPhone, obviously) for my 1996 Subaru Outback. I admit I'm a bit of a blender snob (if that's a thing; I doubt it is) so the 1985 Oster blender caught my eye immediately. So did the 1981 food processor. Ironically and to my sheer and utter delight, I found both that day. After that fateful second-hand shopping spree, inevitably my raw (and later, paleovegan) recipes started to require a food processor or blender. Take note, parents and grandparents of college students or other progeny with hectic schedules: sometimes you can't take the time to eat a salad. It is, however, possible to throw said salad in a blender, pour it in a coffee mug, and drink it on the way to class or to work.
Despite the monologue regarding blenders, this post concerns a recipe that doesn't require one. (It was merely to foreshadow upcoming posts for future recipes geared toward paleovegan college students). This wakame-carrot-tahini bowl incorporates every component of the type of meal that scientific studies have proven to meet the requirements of satisfaction regarding the human palate. It's true: see this article. It also contains 160 calories…about the same as a Luna bar, a Lara bar, or other "bar" I previously relied on for a "snack". It does contain fat (13g) but the absence of oil makes it paleo. I lost 10 pounds after eliminating oil, avocados, and bananas from my diet. *Note, I'm not against the consumption of avocados or bananas. In fact, I actually really like them. It's just not natural, in my opinion, to eat them in non-tropical regions of the world. If you live in a tropical climate and those fruits are available in-season, locally…you should incorporate them into your otherwise balanced paleovegan diet.
The Need for Seaweed
I'm discovering more and more how significant a part seaweed plays in a paleovegan diet no matter where you live. Seaweed is available and sourced naturally from one end of the earth to the other. Wherever there's ocean, seaweed exists. Granted, some states and provinces are landlocked…but never more than halfway across a continent from a beach. Eat seaweed. But do take note of the semi-recent radiation scare re: Fukushima…and also be aware of the fact that only hijiki seaweed is thought to have been affected. So, avoid hijiki if you're worried about the potential radiation (which many studies show did not actually affect the seaweed) but don't worry about other varieties. Seaweed contains iodine, a nutrient missing in most other foods but considered important according to science. A member of the algae family, the plethora of seaweed available falls into three different categories: brown, red and green. The most commonly used by chefs throughout the world are the brown varieties such as wakame (the seaweed used in this recipe) followed by kelp (of which there are so many varieties I can't list them here). Then there is red seaweed, a subgroup of seaweed that includes nori (the type used in sushi).
Wakame-Carrot-Tahini Bowl: The Recipe
…so easy and satisfying, you'll kick yourself the times you brought ramen noodles to school or microwaved frozen dinners for late-night sustenance.
Makes 1 serving
3/4 cup dry wakame seaweed
1 cup raw julienned carrots (or you can use a vegetable peeler to shave off noodle-like pieces).
2 Tbsp raw tahini (or you can use roasted, which some people prefer and is the type generally used in hummus and babaganoush)
Put wakame in a small bowl or mug. Pour enough water over it to cover and let sit for 10 minutes (wakame is perhaps the quickest to hydrate of all the seaweeds, hence the use of it in this "quick and easy" student-friendly recipe).
After wakame is hydrated, there shouldn't be much water to drain. It depends on your salt preference. If you like ramen noodles or recently stopped eating meat or cheese, don't drain it. If your taste buds are more fine-tuned (having gone vegan at least 6 months ago), drain at least part of the water.
Add raw tahini to the carrot pieces to coat them. Then add carrot to the seaweed, stirring as you would a salad.
…and await more raw vegan and paleovegan recipes. Focus on your studies and let me take charge of your meal plan. You'll thank me later.


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In a statement released Friday, Dean said, "Although I am aware of circumstances that would explain why she fabricated the incident, the university is reviewing all options including bringing criminal charges and other administrative sanctions."
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While decorating with Christmas lights can be fun, the limitations caused by a far-away power outlet can be a hassle. Instead of getting tangled up in clunky extension cords, switch out some of your plug-in string lights with battery-operated Christmas lights. With the installation of a few batteries and the flip of a switch, these handy lights will allow you to add festive illumination to areas in your home without a power source. Here at 1000Bulbs.com, we have a great selection of indoor and outdoor battery-operated Christmas lights that give you the freedom to decorate without worrying about the location of the nearest outlet.
One of the best things about battery-powered light strings is that they allow you to isolate your decorating to smaller projects and areas of the home. Powered by only a discrete battery pack, indoor/outdoor wide angle mini LEDs are perfect for decorating wreaths, centerpieces, and fireplace mantles. For wiring that is a little less noticeable, these InvisiLite LED lights feature 360-degree illumination embedded in flexible, ultra-thin wiring. Cool to the touch, LED string lights work well against synthetic fabrics and greenery.
In case you didn't already know, LED light bulbs have been proven to consume far less energy than standard incandescent bulbs, including Christmas lights. Battery-powered LED string lights consume less battery power and have a much longer life than traditional incandescent Christmas lights. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, it can cost you up to twice as much to run incandescent mini lights as it would to run LED mini lights 12 hours a day for 40 days. Not only are LED lights safer due to their cooler temperature, but they are made from sturdy, epoxy lenses instead of glass, making them much more resistant to breakage.
Outdoor Christmas lighting can be even more of an inconvenience when it comes to finding a power source. Featuring a built-in controller, these outdoor battery-operated LED path markers will provide a safe and brightly-lit pathway for you and your guests. Sold in a set of five, the path markers automatically cycle through light-show functions and change colors as they fade, chase, or twinkle. For a glimpse at how these path markers work, click here.
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Have you ever noticed how twinkling string lights on a Christmas tree or through a frosted window can create a warm, inviting ambiance? Well, if you're someone who wants that magical feeling all year long, decorating your bedroom with Christmas lights will transform it into a comfortable oasis. Although Christmas lights are most widely used to decorate trees, fireplaces, and home exteriors during the holiday season, they have become a popular way to bring a little sparkle and decorative flair to everyday interiors. Here are five ways to keep your bedroom cozy and festive no matter the time of year!
Dress Up Your Mirror
Whether it's a large standing mirror like this one, or a small mirror mounted on your bedroom wall, Christmas lights will instantly bring new life to this décor staple. Make sure your mirror is close to a plug, and simply drape the lights any way that you wish. Just about any light will work to create this look, but wide angle LED lights will emit omni-directional light for better illumination, not to mention the fact that they are 10 times more energy efficient than incandescent lights. Besides, everyone's reflection looks a little bit better under the soft glow of dim, ambient lighting.
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To create a cozy place to catch some Zs, try wrapping lights around the bars of your bed frame. If you're going for a dainty look with a touch of whimsy, try LED mini berry light strings. Whether you choose classic white or multi-color light strings, your bed will become a charming R&R destination. With a magical atmosphere like this, you'll never want to leave!
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TELL CITY—Tell City hit only 28.1 percent from the field and committed 27 turnovers in a 44-23 PAC girls basketball loss to Southridge Thursday.
The Marksmen did not score in the first seven minutes, falling behind 7-0. They went 0 for 7 from the field and committed six turnovers in the first quarter.
Southridge's 34.0 percent field-goal shooting for the game was only slightly better than the Marksmen's. But the Raiders took 21 more shots thanks to their committing 17 fewer turnovers and having a 32-28 rebounding edge.
TELL CITY—Amanda Wagner won two individual events and a relay but Tell City lost to Castle 108-77 in girls swimming Thursday.
Wagner won the 50-yard freestyle in 26.05 seconds and the 100 breaststroke in 1:11.57.
She teamed with Erika Hauenstein, C.J. Fentress and Chelsea Malone to win the 200 free relay in 1:48.71.
Malone won the 100 backstroke in 1:06.46 and took second in the 50 free in 26.16.
Hauenstein placed second in the 200 individual medley in 2:27.82 and Bailey Malone was third in it in 2:34.48.
TELL CITY—Castle's boys swim team is ranked 10th in the state and demonstrated why in a 126-51 victory over Tell City Thursday.
The Knights won all three relays and swept the top three places in four of the nine individual events.
Tell City swept the top three places in the 50-yard freestyle, though.
Nick Bower won it in 24.73 seconds, Jerry Ammon placed second in 26.90, and David McDaniel took third in 28.31.
CANNELTON - Cannelton is one of six southwestern-Indiana cities selected to get shares of nearly $1.5 million in federal Safe Routes to School funding. Cannelton will get $246,439 to improve sidewalks, curb ramps and drainage at all three of the city's schools.
"It's great news," Superintendent of Schools Al Chapman said Friday. The school corporation hasn't provided daily bus transportation for three decades, he said, so students who aren't dropped off by parents walk or ride bikes or scooters.
TELL CITY - The Tell City-Troy Township School Corp. is doing such a good job of implementing Olweus anti-bullying measures in its schools that a William Tell Elementary School counselor was asked to speak at the International Bullying Prevention Association National Conference.
Sally Wolfe said Tuesday she talked about "empowering bystanders" at the event, conducted Nov. 15 to 19 in Pittsburgh.
An airport runway that normally serves local pilots' Pipers and Cessnas and the occasional business jet became an asphalt classroom for local police officers last month, as they pushed mettle and metal in a state-required emergency-vehicle operations course.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - A Perry County native, who was ordained a priest in 1992 and worked as a pastor in Indianapolis and a director of seminarians before returning to his home county last summer, will be ordained bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cheyenne Wednesday.
ROCKPORT — A public hearing Thursday will offer the community a chance to learn more about a proposal to construct an industrial monofill on 124 acres in Huff Township.
According to a petition filed by ThyssenKrupp Waupaca and landowners Paul and Pamela Metz, the site would be used to dispose of solid residual materials generated as byproducts of the Perry County foundry's operations.
Waupaca currently transports material to a monofill near Troy.
TELL CITY - The Tell City High School Band is planning to take a motor-coach trip to Orlando, Fla. March 22-27, and invites others to join them so costs can be held down for everyone.
Band Boosters President Patty Hawkins said she'd like to have 12 to 14 more community members sign up to fill remaining seats on a bus. They don't have to be associated with the band. Any non-band student making the trip must be accompanied by an adult.
PERRY COUNTY - Steve Upmeyer, president of the Perry County Community Foundation's board of directors, has announced that scholarship opportunities are available through the foundation's Community Scholarship Program and the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program.
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Tokyo, Mar 6, 2012 (JCN) - JGC Corp. has recently been awarded a contract from PETRONAS, Malaysia's state-owned oil company, for the Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) work and Early Works of Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning (EPCC) for PETRONAS LNG Train 9 Project, which is located in Bintulu, Sarawak, Malaysia.
The contract, which adopts a Dual FEED competition scheme, will increase the existing LNG plant facilities with an additional capacity of 3.6 million ton/year. The FEED is planned to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2012.
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The Tuesday Takeaway Brett Lawrie can hit, and the 22-year-old is rapidly learning how to pick it at the hot corner. But the questions about his makeup that led the Brewers to ship him to the Blue Jays in a one-for-one deal that brought back Shaun Marcum reared their ugly heads again last night in an incident that is likely to result in a suspension. At the plate with nobody on and one out in the bottom of the ninth inning, with Toronto trailing Tampa Bay 4-3, Lawrie worked the count to 3-1. Then, home plate umpire Bill Miller clearly gipped him of a walk, calling a Fernando Rodney fastball that crossed the plate at least four inches outside a strike. The payoff pitch was a changeup that threatened the upper fringe of the zone but stayed an inch or so too high. Miller rang Lawrie up, and—moments later—the young third baseman seemed ready to ring the ump's bell. Lawrie had every right to be miffed about the outcome of the at-bat. He should have walked, but instead he was calle...
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Family war zones: Research shows increasing physical and psychological impacts on kids
Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News
Mary Davis is wide-eyed as she opens the door for a police officer one Saturday night. Her fiance is gone, she explains to the officer. He left after the fight but tried to take one last punch at her as he stepped out the door.
Inside her tidy Central City home, Mary lifts up her shirt. This is where he punched her, she shows the officer. This is how he jerked her off the ground and threw her across the couch. This is how her fiance's cousin kicked her when she was on the floor.
"He was drunk," she tells the officer. "He's fine when he's not drinking."
Three little boys are watching their mom describe the violence. Nine-year-old Jacob is holding 2-year-old Matthew tight. Mary answers the officer's questions. "Yes, it's happened before." The older boy's eyes drop to the floor.
Jacob and Matthew represent thousands of Utah children who witness violence in their homes and are left essentially on their own to deal with the aftermath all while research shows increasing physical and psychological impacts on kids who witness domestic abuse.
"If people realized what this does to children ...," says Samantha Nolan, director of South Valley Sanctuary. Day after day she sees the vacant eyes of children in her domestic violence refuge one of 16 sanctuaries in Utah and one of two in the Salt Lake Valley. "The children you see in our shelter look the same as those you'd see in a war zone."
Indeed, thousands of Utah children are living in loud, chaotic, violent battle zones called homes.
Last year, the state Division of Child and Family Services identified 12,000 children who were victims of abuse and domestic violence.
Like 11-year-old Bobby, who often got hit defending his mother from his drunken father.
Like Ma'i, 4, and Patrick, 5, who are in therapy after watching their dad pummel their mother and their grandfather beat their grandmother.
Like 9-year-old Ryan, who watched his mother's boyfriend fire two bullets into her back, then smash his mother's face with the butt of a shotgun.
There are thousands more who hear screaming and fighting, punching and slapping behind closed doors, who live with anxiety and fear, who don't feel safe, and indeed, they are not.
The Deseret Morning News spent four months investigating the state of children in Utah who live in these family war zones.
Reporters interviewed dozens of victims, perpetrators, children, judges, police and child and victim advocates. They also talked to state officials, child-welfare workers, prosecutors and shelter workers to determine how the state, the system and the adults who care for them are failing these children.
The five-day series examines these issues within the context of Utah's domestic abuse epidemic. It explores the effort or lack of effort by officials to prevent the next generation of abusers and victims, and the implications this may have for the state.
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The older boys say yes.
An uncle whispers to 11-year-old Brian. He is small for his age, pale.
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"You shouldn't have to see that," the uncle says. "You shouldn't. It's wrong."
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This was a truly 1st rate professional performance, I kept getting goose bumps throughout. I don't have the chance to see much Flamenco, but I cannot remember having seen any more wonderful and entertaining than this. I'm guessing every move was perfectly executed & flawless. Flamenco is a very beautiful cultural art form that crosses all nationalities & ethnicities & grabs & holds everyone in the same way. All through the show I wanted to dance in the aisle, or at least jump up and yell "Ole!" Beautifully entertaining way to spend an evening, in a small, intimate theatre where you can see the show close up and appreciate all the details and meticulous movements of both feet & hands that you might miss in a larger venue. Would love to see this show again..and again.
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Continuing our impromptu series Literary Figures Talk About Twitter: The terrific Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood did an interview with Big Think about (among other things) her usage of and thoughts about Twitter. Atwood's long been an investigator of technology both in her fiction and in real life. (Who can forget the LongPen, her freakishly awesome tool for doing book signings via long-distance robot arm?)
Like New Yorker writer Susan Orlean, whom we interviewed earlier this month, Atwood has found a lot of connections between Twitter and other forms of human communication. (Atwood currently leads Orlean in Twitter followers, 88,000 to 81,000. That would make for a much classier version of Ashton Kutcher vs. CNN.) Here's some of what Atwood had to say:
Well, it is just an extension of the diary. And there is a wonderful book called The Assassin's Cloak, which takes diary entries from all centuries and arranges them according to day of the year. So you can turn to January the 1st and there will be an entry from Lord Byron, and there will be one from somebody during World War II, and there will be one from Brian Eno. And then on January 2, there will be somebody else.
People used to perform their lives this way to themselves in their diaries, and also through letters to other people. So for me, anything that happens in social media is an extension of stuff we were already doing in some other way. So, it's all human communication. And the form that most closely resembles the "tweet" is the telegram of old, which also was limited because you paid by the letter. And so short communications very rapidly sent.
So all of these things, the postal service, et cetera, they're all improvements, if you like, or modernizations of things that already existed earlier in some other form. Even African tribal drums, for instance, could send very complex messages over great distances. They were very rapid, they were very well-worked out and communications could just go like wildfire using that medium of communications.
So all of this stuff is what we do now, but it's not different in nature from what we have always done, which is communicate with one another, send messages to one another, and perform our lives. We've been doing that for a long time.
Atwood also gets into the performative aspects of social media: "And if you think that what goes up on people's blogs is really the full content of their lives, of course, you're quite wrong. It's what they're doing in the spotlight. It's their turn. And this spotlight they can shine it on themselves and they can go in there and sort of dance about and create a persona for themselves. Of course it's not the whole story."
She talks about Twitter in the videos above and immediately below; in the third video, she talks about the rise of ebooks and why you should keep your Kindle in a lead-lined box. You can find the entire interview (which covers topics like speculative fiction and "the neurology of reading") here.
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Mark Sanchez is a New York Jet, and that's about all he can ask for right now.The much-maligned signal-caller, coming off his fourth and worst season, will head into the 2013 offseason without the starting job in hand for the first time since 2010. (photo: TexCap, Flickr)"I think he's champing at the bit," New Jets general manager John Idzik told WFAN Monday. "And he wants to get going with his new coordinator (Marty Mornhinweg). He's all about competing. I got a really good feeling from Mark."It will be up to Idzik to make Sanchez's job as difficult as possible. If he earns it, he truly needs to earn it this time. And if he earns it, Jets fans might not be tickled to death.Gang Green will almost certainly bring in a veteran via free agency or trade, and making what could be a reach in the first round for one of the questionable signal-callers coming out of college isn't out of the realm of possibility, though the Jets are better served getting a QB in Round 2 or beyond....
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Interior Officials Want to Allow Concealed Carry in the National Parks
Interesting artical the what if's are unsupported though. People can have a gun in thier car now as long as it meets the unassecable requiremnets so the illegal uses such as poaching or commiting a crime has been able to happen for many a year,so thats not a reasonable grip....In all places that concealed carry is allowed crime has went down...."The proposed regulation made no allowance for how rangers were to police the various gun laws in those parks". they don't need to be an allowance either you posses a permit thats allowed in that state or you don't...it's policed just like a driver's licenes......."How many visitors want to be concerned about whether the person next to them during a ranger-guided walk"....people are around you everyday in most the US that carry...The Park would be no different.......The number of people entering the park want be effected at all...like I said they are around people carrying every day already..."Impulsive uses of guns:....the people that carry just have to access the weapon,and load it to use it anyway,it would take a couple of minutes longer is the only difference, so this is another unjustified what if.....if your going to be against something you should have real reasons instead of blow out of porportion what ifs
Showdown at the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park
Thank God that there are rangers who put the protection of the resource and the principles of the service ahead of personal comfort and ambition.
What Should a Park Do With "Surplus" Wood? Yellowstone National Park Has One Answer
Anonymous -
From a supply standpoint, you make a good point about the ready availability of beetle killed wood in SW Montana. However, I hope people will be cautious about hauling wood from any insect kill site, anywhere in the country. At least until the wood has been thoroughly dried and cured, and the insects have moved on, there's a risk of spreading the insects into areas that aren't already infested.
When I worked in the Big Thicket National Preserve in SE Texas years ago, that whole area was in the midst of a periodic outbreak of southern pine beetle, and there was a lot of salvage logging occurring on timber company and other private forests. When aerial photos were taken of the area as part of control efforts, it was not uncommon to see new "hot spots" of beetle activity show up right along the edge of roads where bug killed trees had been hauled out by truck.
Federal Judge Issues Scathing Opinion in Blocking "Concealed Carry" In National Parks, Wildlife Refuges
I would note that in NPS areas with grizzly bears, the carrying of bear pepper spray is legal. You can find it in most gift shops in Yellowstone or Grand Teton. One of the problems with carrying a handgun is that it's not likely to take down a 400+ lb grizzly bear and it's very, very difficult to hit a full-gallop grizzly. Even so, I remember some rangers at Grand Teton talking about their bear spray and commenting that they felt they were more likely to use it against some person than a bear.
As for the illegal pot farms - they're usually located well away from major trails, since they don't want to be found. If you're camping in the frontcountry or near major roads, you've got little to be worried about. I heard about one guy who ran across one. Since he wasn't law enforcement, the man guarding the plants told him to just forget that he'd seen anything and just walk away. I don't recall any case where someone accidentally hiking into an illegal pot farm on NPS land being shot at.
In any case, the NPS has trained law enforcement. They are equipped with 12 gauge shotguns and AR-15s. If you're really worried about armed groups in national parts outfitted with AK-47s, then a handgun isn't likely to be enough.
Showdown at the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park
This is typical of how the entire federal government functions.
What Should a Park Do With "Surplus" Wood? Yellowstone National Park Has One Answer
With the incredible amount of beetle killed tree available throughout SW Montana, I am not sure why someone would want to drive the extra distance into Yellowstone Park to get firewood.
Congress Passes Sweeping Public Lands Package, National Parks Will Benefit
Tomp, god we could use you now in Yosemite National Park...more then ever. I agree in periodic closing of certain national parks in order to reestablish areas that have been human grazed to pieces from excessive usages. Something like rotational grazing, in which they do on the open range land to reestablish grasslands for better palatability for livestock. Much focus should on rejuvenation of mother nature and a better sense of vegetation dynamics to enhance the parks to a better mode of natural beauty. The national parks should be respected for it's natural and pristine beauty and not to be treated as some kind of backyard junk pile. There's a certain element of respect and etiquette that I see is lacking in our national parks. We need to reeducate the public in those values once again, in which I see that has been terribly lacking for the last past eight years. I truly believe that honest conscientious and holistic help is on it's way with are present administration...and despite what the professional cynics think.
Congress Passes Sweeping Public Lands Package, National Parks Will Benefit
Tomp. Thanks for sharing your opinion, but basically you seem to having a basic bias against bikes on narrow trails. I happen to disagree.
Congress Passes Sweeping Public Lands Package, National Parks Will Benefit
How about some context for that number? How many acres of federal land are _open_ to bicycles? There are both thousands of times more acres closed to bicycles than any hiker could ever visit, and thousands of times more acres open to bicycles than any cyclist could ever visit. [Which leaves those of us who both hike & bike as appropriate too many acres and too little time.] I don't have the data and thus might lose, but I'd bet a beer that almost all NPS units allow bikes on roads, and that a majority of NPS units (not just "parks") allow bikes on some types of trails closed to automobiles.
The argument is not about how many acres should be open to what, its about appropriate access to specific places, and about the process for making those decisions. The previous bicycles in parks article was about whether for NPS lands, the default should be no bikes unless NEPA and national-level review allows them in specific cases, or should it be anything with hiking or horses defaults to allow bikes unless NEPA & national planning explicitly justify closing them, or should the decision be made by the local superintendent, subject to local community/business/user pressure, and almost certain to move on to a different NPS unit in a couple of years (unless he or she alienates the local stakeholders)? Ask the same question about management of BLM or FS or FWS land, and you'll probably get different answers, as those lands are managed for different purposes.
I come down hard on the side of conservation/preservation in National Parks (broadly interpreting "unimpaired for future generations" to include indirect effects on flora & fauna, loss of archeological resources, erosion in sensitive areas, etc.), so I'm even ok with some areas being closed to all human access (seasonally like parts of Yellowstone for bears, for years like some areas trying to be restored, or permanent for some critical habitat). Some parks have to be open only to guided/escorted groups of hikers to protect archeological resources, so I won't see another sunrise at Waputki. I think that much of the backcountry of large parks like Yellowstone & Yosemite and Sequoia should be open only to foot traffic. [I'd be happier if more of the areas open to hiking didn't allow horses, although requirements to bring feed rather than let horses graze wet meadows help reduce the impact.] I think that mountain biking on established trails is appropriate in some parks (e.g., much of the Needles district of Canyonlands), and that an honest process will find more parks where mountain bikes on trails can be accommodated without harm, but that "open until harm is demonstrated" is backward and would produce much harm that will take decades to restore. (I'd favor something like alternate week schedules on shared trails to benefit both hikers & bikers, the way many medium-sided lakes have alternate days for sailboats v. powerboats.). And again, motorized access on both paved & unpaved roads is appropriate in some areas (even jeeps in parts of Canyonlands, but not driving up sensitive washes). I'm the same way about climbing: some areas can be open, some areas can be open with restrictions on no new hardware, and some areas should be closed to climbing.
Back to the wilderness bill. Having been in the back country of ROMO and Sequoia and a bit in Zion, I think wilderness is the appropriate designation for those specific areas, with no bikes (and I'd like to see no horses). As a scientist, I realize that ROMO & YELL need substantial areas with little or no human visitation as core or refuge areas for wildlife so there will be wildlife to see in the front country, so if the difficulty in getting there isn't enough, the core areas may need to be closed to hikers (including me) as well.
ps: If I were in charge of Yosemite, I'd ban _all_ private vehicles from the valley, allowing only the LPG buses and bikes on the roads, and developing a system of unpaved bike paths/trails for mountain bikes throughout most of the valley. It wouldn't be technical or booming & zooming thrill riding, but touring bikes & mountain bikes are appropriate technology for Yosemite Valley, Zion Canyon, (and Toulumne valley if Hetch Hetchy every goes away).
What Should a Park Do With "Surplus" Wood? Yellowstone National Park Has One Answer
If you ever camped in British Columbias' fine campsites, you will know that they have cut up wood, free for campers to use. What a nice idea. Too bad I have never seen it here in the states.
Managing Resources Underwater At Buck Island Reef National Monument
If you're interested, the NPS I&M South Florida Caribbean Network website (http://science.nature.nps.gov/im/units/sfcn/) has several video swim-throughs on their website (http://science.nature.nps.gov/im/units/sfcn/virtualtours.cfm), including during & after a coral bleaching event, as well as quite a bit of inventory information.
Ignorance and Complacency—Common Denominators in Many Park Accidents
I take full responsibility for my life, my ignorance and my complacency.
"No servant brought them meals… No traffic cop whistled them off the hidden rock in the next rapids. No friendly roof kept them dry when they misguessed weather or not to pitch the tent. No guide showed them which camping spots offered a night long breeze and which a nightlong misery of mosquitoes; which firewood made clear coals and which would only smoke. The elemental simplicities of wilderness travel were thrills…because they represented complete freedom to make mistakes. The wilderness gave…those rewards and penalties for wise and foolish acts…against which civilization had built a thousand buffers." ~Aldo Leopold~
NRA Appeals Ruling Blocking Concealed Carry in National Parks
Yo Bemis- I don't know where you live, but where I live it really is not that bad. Criminals don't rule the roost, I don't have to lock my door and feel perfectly safe walking at night or the trails during the day. Just as safe as I feel hiking and camping in the Parks I frequent. I know... I know some day I will wish you were here with your concealed weapon to save me. Well, I am just going to do what I do as I have been for 45 years, be a true law abiding citizen, visit our National Parks and hope every one does the same. Laws change, it is someting we all live with. I will live with what ever happens with this and keep a smile on my face, can you say the same? It was that way in 1787 and it is the same way now, we just roll with the punches. That is why we live in this wonderful country, if you know of a better place, well... feel free...
House Consideration of Massive Public Lands Bill Could Involve Gun Amendment
I would like to thank Rick Smith for his comment which gave more info bot this land bill. My personal preference would have liked the gun rights language.But that can be handled as a separate issue. We do not need to weigh down bills with pet agendas.
I would like more info on how the sequester of these lands impact any energy issues. Since preservation and mining often clash.
Federal Judge Issues Scathing Opinion in Blocking "Concealed Carry" In National Parks, Wildlife Refuges
Pike, would you please help me find documentation for this claim?
November 2005, Carnegie was attacked and killed by wolves while hiking in remote
Northern Saskatchewan [Canada]. Carnegie is the first human known to have been
killed by healthy, wild wolves in North America.
My problem is with the "known to" part of that statement. The last I heard, an exhaustive examination of the scene did not provide solid evidence that the victim was killed by wolves. Wolf tracks in the vicinity and some (reasonable) assumptions did support the conclusion that the victim might have been killed by wolves. Is there an autopsy report that nails this thing down? Did an eyewitness come forward? I'm genuinely curious.
Spring Blooms Not Too Far Away in Shenandoah, Blue Ridge Parkway, And Great Smoky Mountains National Park
You've bum-rapped the system, Sharon, because it's really not fair to say that a "senior pass" is hard to get. In fact, it's one of the simplest things you'll ever do, national parks-wise. The major constraint here is that the America The Beautiful Senior Pass (abbreviated name) has to be purchased in person. The NPS site that provides basic information about passes says only that you should buy one "at the park" (see below). What they mean is that you can buy it at any NPS unit that charges an admission fee. In fact, you don't even need to go to an NPS unit. You can buy the ATB Senior Pass at any federal recreation site that charges a fee.
This is a lifetime pass for U.S. citizens or permanent residents age 62 or over. The pass provides access to, and use of, Federal recreation sites that charge an Entrance or Standard Amenity. The pass admits the pass holder and passengers in a non-commercial vehicle at per vehicle fee areas and pass holder + 3 adults, not to exceed 4 adults, at per person fee areas (children under 16 are admitted free). The pass can only be obtained in person at the park. The Senior Pass provides a 50 percent discount on some Expanded Amenity Fees charged for facilities and services such as camping, swimming, boat launch, and specialized interpretive services. In some cases where Expanded Amenity Fees are charged, only the pass holder will be given the 50 percent price reduction. The pass is non-transferable and generally does NOT cover or reduce special recreation permit fees or fees charged by concessionaires.
Bottom line: Just get your senior pass the next time you visit a national park or other federal recreation site that charges an admission fee.
And remember that U.S. citizens with permanent disabilities are eligible to get a lifetime ATB Access Pass at no cost.
Congress Passes Sweeping Public Lands Package, National Parks Will Benefit
Frank N, there's currently 200 million acres of federal land closed to bicycles (from what I read). How much more do we need to close?
Based on the comments of a few politicians, I'm hopeful that access will change over time. It'll probably be too late for me, but it'll happen in time for my kids.
Spring Blooms Not Too Far Away in Shenandoah, Blue Ridge Parkway, And Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Why is it so hard to locate a place to buy senior passes or other national park passes? I have been trying on the phone and the internet to locate to purchase a pass close to me. I seem to keep being told to call here, go there, and just like run around. No one seems to know where. Can you help?
What Should a Park Do With "Surplus" Wood? Yellowstone National Park Has One Answer
Anonymous -
Sorry if I gave the impression the policy is "new." It was brought to my attention with the suggestion that the information isn't known to everyone, and therefore might be of interest to some readers.
Federal Judge Issues Scathing Opinion in Blocking "Concealed Carry" In National Parks, Wildlife Refuges
As you point out, this "debate" offers quite the smorgasbord of statistics, plenty to go around.
Quick question: The April 2008 attack in Yellowstone. Do you have any more specifics, such as date, where in the park it happened? The park public affairs office never put out a release on that one, which I certainly would consider newsworthy. I'm not questioning you, I'm just curious about the incident.
Carrying Guns in the National Parks -- Is This Being Fast-Tracked?
Any capable and proficient adult who walks around in a remote area of a national park while unarmed has no business being there.
Congress Passes Sweeping Public Lands Package, National Parks Will Benefit
Good point.
Federal Judge Issues Scathing Opinion in Blocking "Concealed Carry" In National Parks, Wildlife Refuges
Most if not all of Frank's examples can be found on the website of the self proclaimed "most aggressive group in the gun control movement" - The Violence Policy Center. Instead of me visiting the NRA website and regurgitating what I just read, you should just visit www.nra.org.
I'll credit Google for helping me find the following excerpts and quotes which are from newspaper articles, NPS press releases, and research papers:
NPS 2007 Annual Report – 8 murders, 43 forcible rapes, 57 robberies, and 274 instances of aggravated assault
"The most visitors used to worry about is running into a grizzly bear. Now there is the specter of violence by a masked [illegal] alien toting an AK-47," said David Barna, chief spokesman for the National Park Service (NPS).
Press Release National Park Service, August 2008 - Director Mary A. Bomar:
"These people slip in and out of their camps for supplies, tend and vigorously defend the marijuana crop that can be worth millions of dollars if it gets to market," Bomar said. "And anyone who stumbles on their operations is in real danger."
"National parks budgets are stretched far enough without having to deal with illegal marijuana growing operations." (Mary Bomar)
"It's a $2 billion or a $4 billion problem, and we're throwing $1 million at it," said Supervisor Allen Ishida of Tulare County, whose deputies seized 157,000 pot plants on public and private lands and made 28 arrests this year.
Illegal marijuana growing sites have previously been found – and destroyed – at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, Santa Monica National Recreation Area, and Point Reyes National Seashore.
The largest single bust in the nation this year netted 482,000 plants in the remote Sierra of Tulare County, the forest service said.
Violent crimes have occurred at Mount Rainier. There was a double rape and armed robbery on Rampart Ridge in 1978. In 1981 there was an armed robbery at the National Park Inn. The 1996 death of Sheila Ann Kearns, a housekeeper at the inn, was ruled a homicide.
April 2008 – A 55 year old man was attacked at Yellowstone. During the battle, the grizzly ripped off a big chunk of his scalp, scraped a wide groove of meat from beneath his right arm, and battered and scratched his torso. A small backpack probably helped him avoid further injury. Then the bear attacked again, he reached for the pistol he [illegally] wore in a holster on his belt and subsequently shot and killed the bear.
US Alligator attacks 1948 to 2004 – 376 injuries
Fatal alligator attacks (US) since 2000 - 13 deaths
KENAI -- A man was mauled by a brown bear on the Kenai Peninsula in what state officials are calling the first mauling of 2008. was charged by a sow with two cubs when he left his home early Tuesday. The man turned and fled, but the bear quickly caught him, biting his buttocks, the back of his head and his chest.
73 Mountain Lion Attacks between 1991 and 2003 in US - 10 victims were killed.
August 2008 - A woman on a guided hike in the Brooks Range was mauled by a bear at her group's campsite in the Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve on Thursday morning.
The Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve , 1996, a Washington, D.C. man was fatally mauled during a float trip down the Noatak River. He and another man were hiking through dense brush about a mile from the river when they surprised a sow grizzly with a cub at close range. The sow attacked and killed one of the men, the first fatal mauling in the park's 28-year history.
March 2006, A 92-year-old man who was attacked by a bull moose while walking to church in a small mountain town was upgraded to serious condition on Monday.
A female moose with two calves attacked a 60-year-old woman while she was walking her dog. The woman was taken to hospital with minor injuries while her dog, a cocker spaniel, was so badly injured that it had to be euthanized.
November 2005, Carnegie was attacked and killed by wolves while hiking in remote Northern Saskatchewan [Canada]. Carnegie is the first human known to have been killed by healthy, wild wolves in North America.
SFC Frick from the magazine "Field and Stream" regarding self-defense with a gun "It's better to be sad than room temperature"
What Should a Park Do With "Surplus" Wood? Yellowstone National Park Has One Answer
I received a firewood collection permit in 1999 and again in 2001. So what is so "new" about this policy?
Congress Passes Sweeping Public Lands Package, National Parks Will Benefit
Does the author has to show his or her bias by saying (EVEN THE RANKING REPUBLICAN) praised the bill. You should realize there are many conservatives that believe in the preservation of the planet. Try to get along with them and we might get a head in this task at a better pace.


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When this guy finally woke up, he had dollar signs in his eyes.
Eminem and Rihanna are teaming up for a trio of stadium shows this summer on their Monster Tour and we want you to go.
It can be difficult to decide what to do with your pets when you go on vacation. Here are some suggestions for how to take care of your beloved animal friends when you head off for a summer getaway:
So there's this bald, bearded, tattooed guy sitting outside a cathedral in France, and he is a wizard.
If you ever needed proof that pets are becoming more and more like real members of the family, check this out.
Sports has always been a reflection of the times. And that may not be any truer than the present.
Losing early at the French Open is not stopping Serena Williams from enjoying life.
The next great skating star may be here.
This weekend we get a fresh interpretation of a classic fairy tale, along with a wacky-looking western comedy from the guy who made 2012's hit about a foul-mouthed stuffed animal, 'Ted.'
Maya Angelou, author of 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,' died at her home in North Carolina on Wednesday morning. She was 86.