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Purchasing real estate may very well be a scary process, especially when doing it for the first time. However, this can be an extremely profitable investment as long as you select wisely. It could even improve your life's quality. The following article offers information on real estate buying, and it doesn't matter if this is your first time, or you are a veteran.
If you made an offer to purchase a home but the seller rejected it, do not be discouraged. The seller may still find some way to complete the deal. They may be willing to cover the price of the closing costs or make some repairs to the home before you move in.
Request a checklist from your Realtor to put yourself in the best position before buying. It is not uncommon for a Realtor to bring a checklist containing all facets of a home purchase, including shopping for neighborhoods to obtaining financing. A checklist will keep you organized secret cash formula and allow you to measure your progress.
When you purchase any type of property, you need to have some extra funds set aside. Buyers typically figure out their closing costs by totaling the down payment, any points that they pay to the lender, and all real estate taxes after they are prorated. The closing costs can often include extra charges like improvement bonds, school taxes, and other local charges.
If you want to increase the value of real estate that you own, do some remodeling or repairs to the property. You'll earn an instant return on it as you see your property value rises. Often you will make quite a bit more than the cost of the repairs.
Don't delay investing in real estate. Property values are lower than ever, meaning some great deals can be found. This makes it a perfect time to move from that apartment into a home of your own. Over time you can expect the market to go up again, which will turn your investment into profit.
When you are going to buy a house, you know the price the seller is asking for but deciding what your offer will be is something important to think about. Taking into account information on the house's condition, you can arrive at a final amount that seems fair to both you and the seller.
Real estate is usually the biggest expenditure you'll ever make. It is also one of the most difficult decisions you'll probably ever have to deal with as well. The more education you have about real estate in general, and your potential purchase in particular, the better shape you will be in.


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Hi all, I have my oil to gas conversion scheduled for Thurs Jan 2 with snow predicted followed by a few frigid days. Any thoughts on whether to postpone for a few days and what precautions to take (electric heaters ready, etc)? The process dragged longer than expected. Thanks and Happy Holidays !!
Obviously the worst that could happen is to lose the service of existing system for several days before new system can be installed. If you have confidence in the dealer, I would proceed.
Don't like the idea of multiple space heaters spread out in your home. Get home toasty before old system is disconnected. If you like use one electric heater in one room while new install is ongoing. Keep heater away from furniture and make certain it is not knocked over. Most new electric space heaters have multiple safety features. I just don't care for them.
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Want a Greenhouse, But Best Place is Worst Place
So I've been toying with the idea of building a greenhouse in my backyard, but location is a big problem. The best place to build the greenhouse, due to landscaping and the size of the yard, is a large pit located on the north side of my home. Let me explain:
The pit is an alcove that provides access to the garage from the backyard. It drops about 2 feet from the rest of the yard. The north and west side are open to the yard, but the west side is only 2-3 feet from the backyard fence which stands 6 feet high. The south and est side sides are bounded by the home itself which stands 10-15+ feet high. The house is a south facing home, so this pit is pretty much in the shade for most of the year. I would say that it only receives full sun maybe 2-3 months during the summer.
I would like to use the greenhouse for a small vegatable garden. As I see it, I have 3 major problems:
1) Light...North side of a building. The greenhouse is gaurunteed to be in the shade for most of the year.
2) Drainage...2 feet deep pit. I can't recall this area ever getting filled with water, but our monsoons can be fairly heavy at times I don't usually run outside to stare at the pit when its raining.
3) Heat....During the winter this area will likely take a while to heat-up.
My plan is to use a greenhouse kit (most likely aluminum frame) and then do the following to address the problems I mentioned above:
1) Light...Artificial lighting. I plan on using grow lights for any part year where the greenhouse is not receiving full sunlight for most of the day.
2) Drainage...install a sump in the area in case it does flood. In addition, the plants will be grown in containers 3 feet or so off the ground.
3) Install an electric heater to help warm the greenhouse in the winter.
Unfortunately, I don't have room inside my home or the garage to house an indoor garden and this area of the yard is begging to be utilized.
Shading and cooling are the big greenhouse problems in Phoenix. Not heating and lighting. :) Not being in full sun is likely a blessing.
The greenhouse doesn't need direct sun for plants to get light. It reflects. I seem to remember our greenhouses being covered with whitewash and shade cloths even in winter when I was in the vocational horticulture program in high school and then college in Phoenix. The greenhouse at the nursery where I worked was in partial shade too but was covered. It was twenty years ago so my memory could be wrong but I think you need to worry much more about cooling. You are going to need a big swamp cooler and multiple fans and can probably get by with running a small electric heater out with an outdoor extension cord for those few freezing nights.
I have pretty hot temps here in southern New Mexico, but not as hot as Phoenix. Because of your cooling challenges, I wonder if it wouldn't be helpful to talk to other folks with greenhouses in your city. There's an Orchid Society of Arizona, and it looks like they have meetings in Phoenix. (You could even just email one of the officers, asking for basic greenhouse info.) I looked at their online forum, and found one post saying that all of their members do in fact use swamp coolers in their greenhouses.
Arizona Orchid Society website
We get monsoon rains here too, and I agree it's something to plan for. I'm adding screen panels to my new greenhouse as an aid to my cooling problems, but I'm reminding myself that summer monsoon rains will blow right in through the screens (unless I design a solution for that too.) I'm also waiting for the delivery of an exhaust fan with enough power to exchange the air twice a minute at the highest setting. A swamp cooler may be in my future, but I want to try some other (simpler) methods first.
I don't have the experience to comment on the low-light question...but I think there are probably lots of folks here who have had to locate greenhouses in less than perfect spots. Best of luck!
Sheri (Las Cruces)
Thanks for the replies folks. If I do use artificial lighting, will crop yields be negatively impacted. I suppose that question depends in part on the crop, but my understanding is that most florescents are an average substitute for natural sunlight at best.
Thank again,
This link says growing under fluorescents (instead of sun) will reduce yield and increase maturation time...but then again, yours would be a mixture of the two:
Growing Vegetables Under Fluorescent Lights
IÂve read HID (High Intensity Discharge) lights will provide better results than fluorescents (although they cost a lot more.) One link below also mentions using reflective materials like mylar to increase the light level (that might be another tactic you could use.)
Info about HID Lighting
Lighting Your Garden
This might be a good book if you decide to do further research into HID lights:
Gardening Indoors with HID Lights
High pressure sodium lights are the best to supplement natural light. Not cheap to buy or run. fluorescents can be used to start seedlings but not for fruiting/flowering.
Partial sun in Phoenix is like almost full sun in many areas.
Raised beds to have improved soil would yield just as many veggies as a greenhouse and be a lot cheaper. Even using whiskey barrels would work.
I miss gardening in Phoenix. I have a greenhouse so I can grow the plants I miss!
I'm going to have to use lights even in summer here. I had to take the shade cloth back off as everything was stretching for light.
My original plan was to build a couple raised beds. My research kept telling me to make sure I got full sun so then I started thinking greenhouse to essentially provide a weather barrier for the lighting. And now that I got the greenhouse idea stuck in my head, I'm really looking forward to it. In fact, I'm giving serious consideration to building the greenhouse from scratch since the location also houses an A/C unit which takes up 6 square feet or so.
But, it sounds like the best plan might be to build the raised beds that I was going to use inside the greenhouse first and see what kind of production I can maintain. Thanks for the input.


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Youthful West Valley keeps looking forward
West Valley lost to Elsinore by the score of 18-0 on Friday night. That dropped the Mustangs to 0-6 on the season.
Perhaps a more important numeric reflection of the current state of West Valley's program is 13-7. That is the ratio of sophomores-to-seniors on the West Valley roster.
"I just felt like this was a game we could have won," West Valley coach Scott McRitchie said. "But the scoreboard never would show that."
Although Elsinore never really lost control of Friday's game, which was played at West Valley's handsome mid-campus football facility, there was evidence to support McRitchie's point.
In the first half, West Valley had more first downs (7-4) and ran more plays (31-21) than the Tigers. One of the sophomores, Josh Aguirre, part of a two-man quarterback rotation with junior Jack McKnight, came off the bench late in the first half and finished the game 8-for-10 through the air for 80 yards. He gave Elsinore's defense a little bit of trouble with his scrambling and short, accurate passes.
McRitchie, a second-year head coach, had a good idea what he was in for this season during camp in August. He speculated that whatever happened in 2006, spring ball in 2007 was going to be lively with so many returning players competing with the incoming JV players for spots in the lineup.
The playing field gets leveled a little bit for West Valley this week. It plays Lakeside, a first-year program in the Sunbelt League. Lakeside is a second-year program with no seniors.
-- Tom Sheridan
Still runnin' good
Lost -- but not forgotten -- in Great Oak's Southwestern League debut Friday was another healthy start from running back Darryl Mosely, who rushed for 140 yards and four touchdown's in his return from a shoulder injury last week.
This time, the 5-foot-10 senior gained 82 yards on 19 carries and turned in a 23-yard touchdown run on a draw with 3:21 left in the first half. The score gave the Wolfpack (4-2, 0-1) a 12-7 lead at the half against Chaparral (5-1, 1-0).
The Pumas -- despite committing 16 penalties for 121 yards -- made up the difference over the final two quarters, in part, by limiting Mosely to 11 yards on nine carries in the second half.
Esparza OK
The scariest moment Friday night happened at the Paloma Valley-Lakeside game when Lancers junior running back Jonathan Esparza was taken off the field on a stretcher.
With Lakeside trailing 24-3 in the final minute of the second quarter, the Lancers attempted a hook-and-lateral play. Junior quarterback Matt Dobrowsky threw a 5-yard pass to junior tight end Parker Morris. Before Morris' feet hit the ground, he tried to pitch the ball to Esparza.
The ball landed on the ground for an incomplete pass, but thinking it was a fumble, Esparza ran after it. As he dove for the ball he was hit hard by several Paloma Valley defenders and landed on his head.
Esparza laid on the turf for 15 minutes until paramedics wheeled him off on a stretcher. He was taken to a local hospital in Menifee, examined by a doctor and released. After the game ended, he reappeared on the sideline to the relief of his teammates and Lakeside's coaches.


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Campground at Joshua Tree National Park Closed due to Swarming Bees
Quick question:What specimen (or types) of bee is being accounted for. Not killer bees...right? I hear the killer bees are definitely moving northward. Part of the global climate change in the making.
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
As far as I am concerned, Greenpeace improved the looks of Rushmore. Our government defaced a beautiful mountain to make this monstrosity. To call this an NPS unit is terrible. The only consolation is that (I think) this is part of Mt. Harnish (sp?), an honor given to one of the key people in the killing and resettling of native Americans.
If Greenpeace had hung this banner from Halfdome or El Cap, I would be upset.
I have taken my family to a number of national parks, but do not ever plan to return to Rushmore. I respect the presidents "honored" there, but that has nothing to do with destroying a mountain to carve faces into it.
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Geez, look what the coal firing plants are doing to China's environment. Gasping and choking populace that's on the verge of dying from all kinds of respiratory diseases. Look what the auto pollution is doing to the climate health of the Los Angeles Basin in California...the increase of respiratory diseases among young children and the elderly. Nothing to sneeze or cough at. I'm sure the gas and oil industry lobbyist (and executives) could careless about the environmental health of this nation...accept for the bottom line.
Traveler's Checklist: Buffalo National River
MikeD -
Unfortunately,you're correct about the website. For most small and mid-size parks, website maintenance is an "other duties as assigned," and results are very spotty.
The park's Current's newspaper can be downloaded from the park website, and has a lot of information that ideally would be on the website itself.
Toddler Dies After Drinking Citronella Oil at Chickasaw National Recreation Area Campsite
It is so sad the loss of a love one, but blame can not be put on the Parks for parent's negligence. Parents must be responsible for their kids at the camp site Drinking and Kids do not MIX
Traveler's Checklist: Buffalo National River
Thanks. Their web site is largely nonexistent but it sounds like a rather cool place.
Reader Participation Day: What Would You Like to See Added to the National Park System?
Actually there are visitors centers for Grand Staircase. A friend and I hiked Cottonwood Canyon last autumn and stopped in at the BLM's Cannonville Visitor Center to check on road and canyon conditions (there had been a drowning a few days before due to flash flooding). The VC had a small museum, maps, a gift shop, etc. very like a national park center.
If you check out the BLM's website for Grand Staircase, other VCs are listed as well.
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Coal is the future....plain and simple
Coal is attractive to politicians, utility companies and some consumers because it is a comparatively cheap fuel from domestic sources – and those qualities all make for good sound bites in our current situation.
Unfortunately, the industry's "clean coal" ad campaign is a classic oxymoron, at least as coal is currently being used. There are major costs in human and environmental health associated with the continuing (or expanded) use of coal; this is a classic case of "pay me now or pay me later."
Set aside the endless debate on whether global warming and climate change is real or imagined, and consider the other impacts of burning coal (and other fossil fuels) with existing technology: in addition to air quality issues, and those impacts on problems such as respiratory disease, there's the insidious but serious problem of heavy metals such as mercury released by burning coal. This is a problem that unfortunately receives little attention.
Can technology be developed to burn coal in a way that is not detrimental to our health? If so, coal has real potential. Efforts so far have been inconsistent and as best I can determine, ineffective – and the added cost required to make coal truly "clean" may make it a lot less attractive to those who are only interested in the short-term bottom line of the cost of producing energy.
Experience in the past 4 years in Texas confirmed to me that most utility companies (and many politicians and state regulatory agencies) have no interest in "clean" coal technology - they're only looking for a quick fix for cheap, domestic energy.
Reader Participation Day: What Would You Like to See Added to the National Park System?
Some wonderful ideas have been posted here.
-- re: transfers from the US Forest System: Admiralty Island
-- re: Rangertoo's point on american composer-musicians: John Coltrane's house, already qualified as a National Historic Landmark, in Philadelphia
-- re: Cultural impact: Harriet Tubman's complex in Auburn New York, of house, hospital, church and social services. Not only was Tubman a spy during the Civil War, and a major force and inspiration on the Underground Railroad, but she then continued her tremendous work in Auburn. These sites also already are and/or qualify as National Historic Landmarks. A bill is pending before Congress for a park for Tubman in Auburn (where she received an invitation to settle from Secretary of State William Seward), but also a park in Maryland. The problem with the Maryland designation is an absence of qualifying historic structures, or specifically identifiable sites. But we need the Tubman site in New York if this key story about America is to be told properly.
-- I really want to second Michael Kellett's recommendation for a multi-state national park encompassing the Chesapeake Bay. It needs to be constructed through partnership with multiple landowners, similar to such landscapes as national parks in the United Kingdom.
-- With the same partnership model as the Chesapeake, the Blackstone River Valley in Rhode Island and Mass., with its many hilltop colonial villages and valley early industrial villages, also needs to be designated as a national park. Distinctive ways American's live on distinctive landscapes is as important to America as to other nations in the world, and should be so recognized here as well. Instead of being frozen in time, such places can demonstrate continual environmental improvement and the cultural emphasis on what makes a region special over time.
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Coal is the future....plain and simple.
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
"As for the Earth warming, that remains to be seen. (The global temperature anomaly in January was 0.00 deg. C., the trough of the solar cycle.) There are some who are also critical of computer models that make very general predictions based on some flawed data sets. But go ahead and discredit those criticisms as being based from "CTT"s; nice ad hominem, attacking the source rather than the claim."
If climatologists really aren't in doubt about global climate change, let alone anthropogenic climate change, then the "claims" to the contrary being made should withstand the vetting process of peer review. They tend not to. While I don't worship at the altar of science, I think at least the scientific process is the best thing we've got going in terms of what's truly fueling climate change. However, there is no such checks and balances process in the open market, and anyone may print anything at any time that may sound good but ultimately be pernicious. All sorts of ideas may be promulgated, true and false. When it comes to climate change, I am no expert, and neither are most of us. It sounds simple enough to look at graphs and draw conclusions, but it seems to me that the earth is such a complex system that matters such as climate change tend not to be so simple to our (untrained) eyes as we might think. Thus, I am highly skeptical (how about that!) of people who are not trained climatologists telling me what's happening to the earth (or, more accurately, saying what's not happening to the earth). If this errs me on the side of "bowing down to the liberal elite academic experts," so be it: we all must bow to something here. At some point we must take a "leap of faith" to trust in some truth. For the skeptic, that leap is to the "I don't know" position, which simply requires distancing from the argument.
With some notable exceptions, most folks crying "foul" are lawyers and economists (and it is further sad to me that the division of pro/anti climate change seems to happen strongly along party lines). Lawyers and economists certainly have the freedom and right to do this (it's a free country), and they may or may not have good arguments (i.e., just because they are lawyers and economists doesn't mean they don't have good arguments). But while you're suggesting I'm simply diverting the issue by casting an ad hominem argument against CTTs and not addressing the issues themselves, I think it is a significant issue that an (largely) untrained, extremely well-funded movement has the clear goal of obfuscating the public so that any kind of legislation that helps the environment (and even smells anti-free market) gets slogged down by specious counter-claims that sound good but ultimately are quickly shaken off by those who study this stuff as their life's work. The environmental skeptic movement is far, far better at idea dissemination than are scientists. I disagree that I'm making an ad hominem argument here, but if I am, at least it seems extraordinarily relevant to me that there is a clear agenda on the part of CTTs and this is fueling much of the environmental skepticism movement and casting a very distinct light on the arguments they foment.
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Greenpeace is nothing but a bunch of media hams masquerading as environmentalists. Any steps which help the environment have resulted from members of real environmental organizations doing the real work.
Traveler's Checklist: Buffalo National River
I love the Buffalo. We use to go there all the time for canoe trips when we were kids. I haven't been in years. Maybe I'll plan a trip sometime this fall or next spring.
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Here's the photo on Yelp. They've done a pretty nice job with it. Over the door they've got the standard lettering used around the base, rather than their own logo. It's a nice touch.
If you go in there, they still have many of the original signs there, including the ones pointing out the dairy section or where the bakery used to be. One of the park rangers (Rik Penn) there used to be stationed at the Presidio when he was serving in the Army, and he seemed to think a retail store was an appropriate use of the former commissary.
The location is spectacular. It's right across the street from the redone Chrissy Field wetland area. There are sweeping views of San Francisco Bay, the Marin Headlands, and the Golden Gate Bridge.
I really don't see it as a terribly good location for a high-traffic museum though. The parking is adequate for the current occupants in the area (Sports Basement and a storage rental) but a high-traffic museum would swamp it. I think the area around the Parade Ground was considered prime because they've good oodles of parking there. The connecting roads wouldn't be able to handle that kind of traffic.
Yosemite National Park Returns To Square One on Yosemite Valley Plan
There's likely nothing they can do about the motorcycles. For the most part I've found most bikers going through national parks to be pleasant and friendly, but the sound of Harleys just sort of ruins the experience for me.
Yosemite National Park Returns To Square One on Yosemite Valley Plan
Yep - $5 for a shower at either Curry Village or Housekeeping Camp. A couple years back I backpacked in Yosemite and took a shower before and after my trip. The first time I paid $3 at the Curry Village main desk, wasn't given a receipt (or a towel) and went to take the shower at the men's guest shower room. The second time the desk clerk refused to take my money and offered a towel. As is stands now, there are reports that there are employees stationed at the showers to check for guest keys/receipts. Otherwise they collect $5.
Last year I was camping in Mt Rainier, and they had 7 minute showers that operated on one quarter at the old Jackson Visitor Center. Since that site has been decommissioned, there apparently aren't any public showers in Mt Rainier National Park.
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The NPS manages Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument with the BLM and doesn't do much in the way of development.
Giant Sequoia National Monument would be almost a no-go from the start. There are already several wilderness areas there, so it's not as if they would avoid development. In addition, there are already several business interests there (Montecito-Sequoia Lodge, Stony Creek Lodge, Kings Canyon Lodge, Hume Lake Christian Camp) that would put up a huge fuss over it. The run their enterprises in ways that wouldn't be possible under NPS jurisdiction. The NPS eliminated all the public gas stations in SEKI years ago, and the only nearby options for gas now are in Giant Sequoia NM. I'm not sure what would be done in that case. For the most part there's excellent cooperation between the NPS and Forest Service there. I remember going to the information booth at Grant Village, where there were volunteers from the Sequoia Natural History Association, as well as NPS and Forest Service rangers. The only way I could see it working if there were sections that weren't put under NPS control (perhaps Hume Lake) - although that would get tricky with their current Forest Service use permits. There are some private communities completely within NPS boundaries, including Wawona and Foresta in Yosemite, or Wilsonia in SEKI.
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
That sludge spill, incidentally, was nothing to sneeze at. It was 1.1 billions gallons of nasty, heavy-metal laced muck. That's 3 times the Marin County Spill of 2000, or 50 times bigger than Exxon Valdez...
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Owen - here's the info on Al Gore's windfall:
As far as your arguments regarding nuclear power go, did you read anything from the website I provided? The arguments you're using are obsolete. Nuclear technology has come a long way since the 1970s.
Finally, the IPCC report is one analysis - what about the 31,000, and growing, number of scientists who say that global warming is bogus? How can you say the IPCC owns the truth? You're taking it on pure faith.
Going back to Roger Revelle, Al Gore's global warming mentor. Revelle has backed away from his findings, stating that the true impact of carbon dioxide was not at all certain.
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Visitors may be regretful of their first and possibly only visit to the monument being "spoiled" by the Greenpeace banner, similar to the way I felt while traveling to Europe and even Washington DC and had sights I had longed all my life to see covered with scaffolding for "cleaning and maintenance" that have spoiled the vistas for years and years. I wonder if these same visitors would have protested their disappointment if it were NPS employees obscuring their view to maintain the monument. I am mindful of the forethought and planning of the demonstration that brought no harm to the monument. These were not paint throwers or people with axes and sledge hammers in hand (which has occurred) but people who voluntarily, routinely put their lives in jeopardy to try to protect the planet and bring notice to the world of the harm we people do to our planet and its inhabitants who have just as much right to live as humans do. As far as I can tell from the news and the postings here, they did no more harm as the people who hang banners and wave from overpasses proclaiming a welcome to our American forces who return home after serving their country by trying to bring liberty to peoples around the world as well as protecting our own. Nothing has been said about the NPS personnel having to go up and force them down or having to mount major repair efforts to mend the damage they did not do, only to remove the banner. I'd be honored to join them in hugging a whale. How many of the so rightous here would be willing to join them in putting their lives in jeopardy to save the life of one of the most magnificant creatures to have ever lived on this earth, one that causes no harm but actually has a role to play in keeping this planet healthy, certainly a more nobel being than what most of those here claim humanity to be.
As for you who idolize Al Gore, please go back and examine his carbon footprint. While I'm not an educated scientist or even as acedemically elevated as some here proclaim to be, you don't have to be brilliant to discover that Al Gore himself and his wife, while espousing programs which would make life less livable for those of us who are not as financially priviledged as they are, lives in a mansion that would house a large homeless shelter, all that resource eating space for just 2 people because they have the financial ability to take up more of the world's resources than they need or deserve, drive several cars, travel around by private jet whenever they feel like it...on and on. Get real; their example is false as they do not live in line with what they expouse. Your idol does not live by the same standards he espouses for the rest of us. Your promotion of the man degrades your postings here that might have otherwise carried some weight for some of us.
I'm sorry for the people of Appalachia who were harmed by the toxic sludge. I applaud any regulation that would stop this from happening again, except cap and trade bill. Work needs to be done to clean up our energy sources, not throw us back into the dark ages, literally, when we have to resort to wood burning fireplaces and candles to keep warm and bring light into our homes. According to the global warming proponents, wood burning stoves cause serious polution also so do you propose that we all huddle in our beds wrapped in blankets 24-hours a day in order to be warm enough to even survive. Look at the statistics of any large-ish city of those old and poor who die in their homes during periods of cold or heat because they cannot afford to bring live giving power into their homes, yet cap and trade would raise that cost and many more will be unable to afford survival. So I'm interested, when are you going to pass legislation to cap and trade Mt. St. Helens which spewed toxic waste and floods of mud which destroyed many homes and killed people. Surely you can't be so ready to blame that on humanity as you are global warming.
Just a few thoughts on the postings here. I love our national parks also but why not complain about the financial explotation that our government allows in them instead of people who are trying to protect our planet?
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Good for Greenpeace !! They aren't sitting behind a computer screen, without any information, whinning about things they know NOTHING ABOUT. How exactly do you make a difference? The climbers ARE very experienced climbers and did indeed use the hooks that are there for park service personnel to use to periodically clean. Laughable that the Park Service said that they "got them down safely". They weren't on their job, period. Reports of the greenpeace climbers were in leg chains, that's a bunch of BS too. Greenpeace is a non profit, environmentally aware organization. They ACTUALLY put there money where their mouth is.....AND YOU? Some who post, speak of shooting people, is that your position on anyone that disagrees with your opinion? SHAMEFUL..... Greenpeace will continue to move forward, despite you, and help save this planet we all live on, and for your children, grandchildren, and future generations........GOOD JOB, GREENPEACE !!!!!
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Hey Smokey, exactly how will Al Gore make millions off of a cap and trade system to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
Your position on nuclear power suggests that you aren't aware of the overall costs of design, licensing, construction, operation and regulation of these highly complex facilities, let alone the fact that there is presently no long-term storage solution in place for high-level nuclear wastes, other than to store spent fuel rods onsite submerged in deep water pools.
How many years will it take for the initiation of plans for new nuclear facilities today for them to go online in the future? And, if all of them were to go online 10 to 20 years from now, what fraction of the overall carbon footprint would be deflected?
What impact would this ultimately have on global climate? Once they go online, where is the high-level nuclear waste stored?
Like Kurt, I have a high level of trust in the findings and conclusions of the IPCC report. I disagree with you about global warming being a hoax.
Owen Hoffman
Oak Ridge, TN 37830
Updated: Greenpeace Climbers Arrested for Climate Change Protest at Mount Rushmore National Memorial
The global warming scare is the greatest hoax ever put on mankind.
Does it bother you at all that Al Gore stands to make millions of dollars if this silly-a$$ carbon credit trade system is put in place? Don't you think that this is a conflict of interest in the extreme?
There are 31,000 scientists that now say that either the earth is not warming, or if warming, is not caused by man made CO2, including John Coleman, the founder of the Weather Channel as well as Roger Revelle, the mentor for Al Gore, who came to doubt his original position on man-made global warming.
To the people who blindly believe this dogma: does this information give you any pause? Are you open minded enough to listen to the other side before making decisions that will have negative ramifications to our freedoms, our financial security, and our way of life?
And to those same people, why not nuclear energy? Nuclear power solves a lot of our problems. It's a clean, safe, sustainable power. And , it would create jobs, something this country desperately needs right now.
Reader Participation Day: What Would You Like to See Added to the National Park System?
Mt. St. Helens has been mentioned above, and I most certainly add my own support to include this significant landscape in the National Park System.
Another place of astounding natural beauty and cultural significance is Monument Valley. Since this special location is owned and managed by the Navajo Nation, perhaps some sort of NPS/Navajo partnership can be arranged to designate this fantastic area as a Native American National Park or Monument Valley National Park of the Navajo Nation.
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Here is the second of Archpriest John Behr's four meditative talks to St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary's community during the first two days of Great Lent on the topics "Our Response to the Call of God," "Holding Our Tongue," and "Holding Our Mind." Father John, the Dean of St. Vladimir's, was this year's leader of the rigorous annual retreat that marks the beginning of the Great Fast for seminarians, faculty, and staff at St. Vladimir's
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For a journalist, there are at times stories that go beyond columns and minutes and have a life that needs hundreds of pages to be told. Journalist Beth Macy of Roanoke found such a story in the Factory Man.
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A group of Academics from Kurdistan, visiting Virginia Tech for 3 weeks this month, has watched from afar as their homeland faces attack by ISIS militants.
The group is here studying higher education practices and principles in order to bring them back to their home universities. It's funded by the U.S. State Department and the Iraqi Embassy. When they left home, Kurdistan was in peace.
The Virginia Department of Forestry celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, and fans of the forests will mark the 70th birthday of the best known fire fighter – Smokey Bear.
Since he was introduced to the American public 70 years ago, Smokey's been portrayed by a number of artists, but it was a Virginia painter, Rudy Wendelin, who made this bear the icon he is today.
"He made him more human, he has fingers, he smiles, he wears blue jeans, he has a shovel, and as we say, a little less bear-like."
Nan Marshall and her daughter Helen Broder think the nation has lost its way when it comes to manners. Cell phones, e-mails and text messaging all beg for new rules of conduct. So these two gentile ladies of the South set out to offer guidance with help from America's original gentleman.
Nan Marshall is a retired teacher who noticed a paucity of good manners in her midst. Daughter Helen Broder was a sports agent who thought Americans needed a little coaching when it came to courtesy.
If you think back to middle school, chances are you remember some of the cool kids - those who looked older, dated sooner, drank, and got into trouble. They were the popular students, but a new study from the University of Virginia provides an important lesson for everyone else - the popular kids rarely stay that way.
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Ali Abdullah Saleh, the outgoing Yemeni president, has said he will return to his country before an election to install his successor is finished, raising concerns about his commitment to a peace deal that would ease him out of power.
Saleh is currently in the US receiving treatment for injuries he sustained during an assassination attempt last year in the capital Sanaa. He left in late January, apparently conveing his intention to abide by a plan to step down from power.
"I will return to the land of the nation after the end of my treatment to be present during the election," Saleh says in a statement posted on the Yemeni defence ministry's website on Tuesday.
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The development came just hours after Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, the Yemeni vice-president, officially launched his presidential campaign. Hadi is the only candidate and is expected to be rubber stamped.
Hadi has been acting as Yemen's head of state since Saleh, in power for 33 years, agreed to step down as part of a Gulf and US-brokered deal meant to resolve months of protests and violence.
He told dignitaries and reporters gathered at a ceremony on Tuesday that the election represents a "first step towards a secured future."
"This election represents the best way out of the political crisis that could have turned into a civil war," Hadi said.
He spoke of "difficult days" ahead but said he was "sure of the ability to overcome" difficulties.
"People are no longer able to be patient over the suffering that has lasted longer that it should have," he said.
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The shaky government has begun a publicity campaign to get citizens to vote in the election, to be held on February 21, amid fears of a low turnout.
That could dent Hadi's legitimacy and make it harder for him to lead Yemen during an expected two-year interim period when crucial decisions, dealing with restructuring the armed forms and introducing constitutional reforms, are expected to be taken.
"Your vote protects Yemen," reads a giant poster hung in Sanaa that depicts a smiling woman in a pink headscarf as she places her ballot into a voting box.
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Abdul Wahhab al-Qudsi, head of the electoral commission's external relations, said preparations for the vote were in full swing.
"[Our] main committee has gone to different provinces and the subcommittee will go off this weekend," he told the Reuters news agency.
It will be the first time in 33 years that a candidate other than Saleh - now in the US for treatment of injuries sustained in an assassination attempt last year - will head the impoverished Arab state, located along key oil shipping routes.
Hadi has been endorsed as the candidate by all parties represented in parliament, under the deal Yemen'swealthier Gulf neighbours struck to remove Saleh.
The deal envisions a two-year transition phase leading to new parliamentary elections.
Yemen is trying to recover from months of mass anti-Saleh protests and factional fighting that have allowed al-Qaeda's regional wing to seize swathes of the south while Shia Muslim rebels known as Houthis carve out their own territory in the north. Houthis and separatists in the south have both said they'll boycott the election.
The US and top oil exporter Saudi Arabia, fearing that instability will allow al-Qaeda to expand its base ofoperations in Yemen, are counting on elections to bring stability back to the country and avert the threat of outright civil war.
Despite all the preparations and costs, some Yemenis worry that the elections may not spawn a peaceful transition.
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Analysts say that some of the governments that backed the transition accord worry that a national unity government, comprised of Saleh's People's Congress Party and the opposition's Joint Meeting Parties, would favour a low turnout.
Yemeni officials said the US would not tolerate attempts to upset Hadi's ascension to the presidency.
"The American administration told representatives of [both sides within the unity government] that ... the UN Security Council will strongly confront any attempts to keep Hadi from being elected as the country's president," a Yemeni minister who attended a meeting with US officials last week told Reuters.
Underscoring the disorder in Yemen, unknown assailants fired on a car transporting 34 million Yemeni riyals ($200,000) worth of salaries in the southern city of Aden on Monday, injuring one of the drivers, a local security source told Reuters.
The wages were being taken to workers who built desks and other furniture for local schools. Such money is essential in Yemen, where 42 per cent of the population of 24 million lives on less than $2 a day, according to World Bank data.
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Probably not, but they deserve a lot of credit for suggesting a plausible solution to a problem. Gun control absolutely, unconditionally will not stop another Adam Lanza. In fact, some advocates of gun control are even publicly admitting that.
That being said, the idea put forth most often on the Right since the shooting, arming teachers, isn't a very good one either. This isn't Israel, where military service is mandatory. A lot of teachers have no experience with guns, no desire to learn and in all fairness, they signed up to teach, not to be security guards. Yes, getting rid of "gun free school" zones and giving teachers incentives to carry guns isn't a bad idea, but it's not a comprehensive solution to the problem.
Putting a security guard in every school wouldn't be an ideal way to handle the problem either. It would be expensive, killers could target the security guards first or alternately, they could just move on to softer targets like day care centers or playgrounds.
This is why it's ultimately futile to try to "solve" this problem. The only real fix for it would be to put armed guards EVERYWHERE and it's just not worth it. Part of being a conservative is realizing that there isn't a handy solution to every problem that can be fixed by the government passing a new law.
This is one of those problems. That being said, kudos to the NRA for at least making a good faith effort to offer up a real world solution to a difficult issue. There's not enough of that happening in D.C.
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England have called up Northampton front-row Paul Doran-Jones ahead of their clash against Wales next week.
The 26-year-old former Gloucester tighthead is a temporary replacement for Bath's David Wilson, who has a jaw injury - sustained in the West Country side's win over the Exeter Chiefs on February 5.
Doran-Jones is among 31 players training until Thursday of this week at England's Bagshot base in Surrey. The Saints prop has been vying with Brian Mujati for a spot at Franklin's Gardens and already has three caps to his name.
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