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Vol. 05 , No. 01
Religious Freedom and Human Dignity in the Soviet Union
Although the dinner is open to freshmen only, anyone may attend the first address in a new series entitled "The Soviet Union Today and Tomorrow: A Time for New Thinking."' This series is sponsored by the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies, the Keck Center, and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum. Specialists on the Soviet Union will visit CMC throughout the 1989-90 college year, and each will attend an Athenaeum dinner and give a public address in McKenna Auditorium.
John K. Roth is one of Claremont McKenna College's most popular professors. His reputation has traveled far beyond CMC; last year he was selected as Professor of the Year for the United States and Canada by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. As chairperson of CMC's philosophy department and co-administrator of the PPE program, Professor Roth spends countless hours with students in and out of the classroom. His wide-ranging interests are apparent in his teaching and research. He has written 15 books and dozens of articles. Professor Roth graduated from Pomona College, where he first decided to become a teacher because he loved his experiences in a small school. He earned his doctorate in philosophy at Yale University, and has been teaching at Claremont McKenna College ever since.
This summer Dr. Roth visited the Soviet Union to attend a conference, "Human Dignity and Jewish and Christian Tradition," in Moscow, where he delivered the keynote address.
His address, which begins at 7:00 p.m. in McKenna Auditorium, is entitled "Religious Freedom and Human Dignity in the Soviet Union."
All freshmen are signed up for the 5:30 reception and 6:00 dinner preceding Dr. Roth's address. If a freshman is unable to attend the dinner, please stop by the Athenaeum between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. prior to September 11, and let us know. You will not be able to eat in Collins unless you are crossed off the Athenaeum list.
Every Wednesday, beginning September 13, 1989
Our popular Open Forum lunches begin on Wednesday, September 13. No sign-ups are required, and we prepare a meal for 48 persons on a first-come basis. We do save a few spaces for CMC faculty and administrators, who may call on Wednesday morning if one finds himself or herself free and in need of a delicious lunch and student companionship.
Due to their popularity, Open Forum lunches are open only to CMC persons-so come early to assure yourself a place in line.
Alicia Before and After World War II
Alicia Appleman-Jurman writes:
"My parents, four brothers, and close relatives numbering about 80 were all killed by the Germans and their collaborators. During the war years I lived in the ghettos of Buczacz and Kopechince, and learned to survive in the forests and fields surrounding those cities. I escaped death several times. In our ghettos, as well as in all of our region, the Nazis killed us in 'actions.' They would surround the entire ghetto or a neighborhood, and those Jews who were found in homes and in hiding places were taken out to the meadows and forests and shot into open graves."
"During my struggle to survive, I was able to save several Jewish lives, as well as those of two groups of Russian partisans operating behind the German lines. As a witness to our tragedy, I have related my story and the story of the Jewish community in our area, both during and immediately after the war, in my autobiographical book, Alicia: My Story (1988)."
"After the Germans were defeated, I joined the 'Brecha' and helped smuggle Jews out of Poland to Austria. In early 1947 I sailed on an 'illegal' immigrant ship. We were caught by the British navy and sent to Cyprus, where I was interned for eight months."
"In December 1947 I was one of the thousand Youth Aliyah children Golda Meier managed to get out of Cyprus. I was sent to study at a Youth Aliyah school near Tel Aviv. When the War of Independence began in 1948, I took part in the fights against the Arab villages of Abukabir and Tel-Arish, as a member of the Palmach. I was also part of the Palyam and later joined the navy which fought in Jaffa."
"While serving in the Israeli navy, I met Gabriel Appleman, a volunteer from the United States. We were married and came to the United States in 1952. We have three children."
Mrs. Appleman's book, which has won a number of awards, will be on sale at the Athenaeum beginning at 5:00 p.m. on September 14.
Please use the coupon, if you wish to attend the dinner prior to Mrs. Appleman's address on her experiences during and after World War II.
When Heaven and Earth Changed Places: A Vietnamese Woman's Journey from War to Peace
Mrs. Le Ly Hayslip will be the first speaker to begin an Athenaeum series entitled "The Myths and Realities of the Vietnam War." This series is being presented in conjunction with a team-taught CMC class on this devastating encounter.
Phung Thi Le Ly grew up in the village of Ky La, where she was caught between the forces of the Viet Cong on one side and the United States and South Vietnam on the other.
Drawing on memories of the past to create new hopes for the future, Mrs. Hayslip has written When Heaven and Earth Changed Places, a powerfully inspiring story of survival. The book was published in June 1989.
In The New York Times Book Review David Shipler (who was part of our Israeli-Palestinian series last year and who will participate in the Soviet Union series in the spring) wrote, "When Heaven and Earth Changed Places is a searing and human account of Vietnam's destruction and self-destruction. Lucidly, sometimes even lyrically, Mrs. Hayslip paints an intensely intimate portrait." Oliver Stone, the Oscar-winning filmmaker, is scheduled to produce a movie this year about Le Ly's experiences.
Mrs. Hayslip is now the director of East Meets West, the motto of which is "Working together to heal the wounds of war." She is the mother of three children.
Please use the enclosed coupon, if you wish to attend the reception and dinner preceding Mrs. Hayslip's address. There will also be an opportunity to purchase When Heaven and Earth Changed Places; Mrs. Hayslip has consented to autograph the book beginning at 5:15 p.m.
The Spirit of Adventure
0ne of America's leading alpinists, Michael Graber has pioneered first ascents on four continents, including two in Antarctica. A two-time veteran of Mt. Everest, he climbed in 1987 to 28,000 feet (1,000 feet short of the summit) before being turned back by 100 m.p.h. winds and frostbite.
Graber is a seasoned Antarctic explorer and film maker. As cameraman on award-winning "Ski to Forbidden Plateau" (ABC Sports), "Antarctic Odyssey (ABC Sports), and the "Trans-Antarctic Expedition" (ABC), he is familiar with the demands of filming in extreme conditions.
Since 1983 he has filmed the war in Afghanistan for "CBS Evening News with Dan Rather." "The Battle for Afghanistan," an hour-long CBS News special, received an Emmy Award in 1988.
Graber graduated from CMC in 1974 as a philosophy major. During his senior year he received the Most Valuable Player Award for his achievements as a Stag running back. He also is rumored to have climbed up the tower dorm on the outside without a rope. He has lived a life of adventure. His personal philosophy has been that the road one wants to travel in life is attainable through hard work and careful planning.
Mike will be the first of six adventurers coming to the Athenaeum during the college year. Join us for an exciting presentation of film and reminiscences by filling out The Fortnightly coupon.
AMERICA'S AGENDA FOR THE 1990s
A two-day conference has been arranged by the Center for Politics and Policy of the Graduate School, and is open to students and faculty at the colleges.
On Tuesday, September 19, Alexander M. Haig, Jr., former secretary of state, will give an address in Garrison Theater at 8:00 p.m.
On Wednesday, September 20, three panels of distinguished speakers are planned. Schedules may be obtained at the Athenaeum. The evening address at 8:00 p.m. in Garrison Theater will be made by Bruce E. Babbitt, former governor of Arizona.
We have purposely not scheduled major events at the Athenaeum, so that CMC students will be able to attend these addresses, if they wish.
A Black Soviet's View of the U.S.S.R.
Dr. Lily Golden, cultural anthropologist and founder of the African Institute in Moscow, gives an address at McKenna Auditorium on September 25 at 7:00 p.m. Her appearance at CMC is sponsored by the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies, the Keck Center for International Strategic Studies, and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum as part of the continuing series, "The Soviet Union Today and Tomorrow: A Time for New Thinking.
Lily 's grandfather was born a slave in Mississippi. Her father, Oliver Golden, picked cotton as a youth. He eventually received his education at Tuskegee Institute. In the early 1920s Oliver married a young Jewish woman named Bertha. In 1931 the two boarded a ship headed for the U.S.S.R. They never returned to the United States. Authorities in Moscow recognized that Oliver's skills lay in agriculture. He was soon dispatched to Uzbekistan to begin the Soviet cotton industry. In 1934 Oliver and Bertha had a daughter, Lily. Lily began her studies at Moscow University as the only native-born Black student.
Lily's is a fascinating life story. Receiving an education through the doctorate level, living in Moscow, winning a tennis championship, she married an African who was later assassinated. Today she is an historian, lecturer, scholar, and traveler.
If you would like to join Dr. Golden at the reception and dinner prior to her address, please fill out the enclosed coupon. She will speak informally to the dinner audience prior to her public address at McKenna Auditorium.
Vietnam: A History
Stanley Karnow's Vietnam: A History (1983) was on The New York Times' bestseller list for 18 weeks. Karnow served as chief correspondent for the PBS series, "Vietnam: A Television History." This 13-part series took six years to complete and received the highest ratings ever recorded for a public affairs series; it earned Karnow six Emmy Awards. Mr. Karnow's book on Vietnam was a companion to this extensive project.
Mr. Karnow graduated from Harvard, where he was an editor of the Harvard Crimson; he has also been a fellow at Harvard. His reporting on the Vietnam War earned him Overseas Press Club Awards in 1966 and 1968. In 1972 he accompanied President Nixon to China. Mr. Karnow has been a correspondent for 25 years, and is now a syndicated columnist. He has lectured extensively on Vietnam in an effort to contribute to an understanding of that war.
Mr. Karnow's visit is part of the Athenaeum fall series, "The Myths and Realities of the Vietnam War." Please join us for the reception and dinner prior to Stanley Karnow's address by filling out The Fortnightly coupon.
Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam
Journalist Frances FitzGerald is the Pulitzer Prize- winning author of Fire in the Lake: The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam (1972), her analysis of the Vietnam War, which also received other awards.
Known for her commitment to research, Ms. FitzGerald spent a year in Saigon during the height of the Vietnamese conflict.
Of writing, this author says, "I really care about what I write-about getting it right, saying exactly what I want to say. But I also enjoy it ... I mean I really like writing."
Her other books include America Revised (1979) and Cities on a Hill: A Journey through Contemporary American Culture (1986). Most recently she has been writing about the Iran-contra affair and the trial of Oliver North. Ms. FitzGerald graduated from Radcliffe College; she is on the board of overseers at Harvard University. She is a frequent contributor to the New Yorker and other publications.
Please fill out the enclosed form, if you would like to attend the reception and dinner prior to Ms. FitzGerald's address.
The Iran-Contra Affair
Frances FitzGerald has been writing for several periodicals about Oliver North and the Iran-contra affair. She has attended the Iran-contra hearings and the trial of Oliver North.
For an informal view of this fascinating chapter in current American history, please join us for lunch on Thursday, September 28, by signing the enclosed coupon. Ms. FitzGerald will begin speaking at 12:20, and the event will end soon after 1:00 p.m.
An Evening of Poetry
Ellen Gilchrist was born on the banks of the Mississippi River. Her first job, at 14, was writing a column for a local Franklin, Kentucky, paper.
Ellen Gilchrist's first collection of short stories, In the Land of Dreamy Dreams, was published in 1981. She is also the author of The Annunciation (1983), Victory over Japan (1984), Drunk with Love (1986), and Falling through Space (1987). Her latest book is The Anna Papers (1988).
Ms. Gilchrist has won the American Book Award for fiction, as well as many other prizes for her writing.
She is also a beautifully sensitive poet; her work has appeared in numerous publications and has received universal acclaim. The titles of some of her poems tell us of her interest in people and the American scene-"The Other Woman," "The Old Man," "Dr. Davis Watches His Muscular Dystrophy Daughter Do Her Dance," "The Stepmother;" "Leaving the Clinic," "A Letter from Alaska, " and "The Land Surveyor's Daughter."
Join us for an evening with Ellen Gilchrist by filling out the coupon in this Fortnightly.
The success of "The Festival of the Arts" last semester made it obvious that the CMC student body is multi-talented. In order to provide more musical performance outlets and enrich campus life, the Athenaeum is initiating informal concerts by students and faculty at "tea" on the first Thursday of each month, beginning in October.
These concerts will appeal to a wide range of musical interests by featuring classical, jazz, rock, folk, etc. Accoustical needs can be met by three potential sites: Childs Lounge (with its grand piano), the Athenaeum patio, and the soon-to-be-constructed sound shell in Badgley Garden.
If you would like to share your talents and meet other students and faculty with similar interests, come join this eclectic group for its first meeting at 4:00 p.m., Monday, September 11, at the Athenaeum. For more information call Bonnie Snortum, x8244 or 8245.
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Another year is beginning at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum, and I invite you to take advantage of our lunches, teas, dinners, and numerous speakers. One reason that Claremont McKenna College is a unique entity is due to the variety of offerings found at the Athenaeum. No college can match our scope of speakers and musical events. I encourage each of you to catch the spirit of the Athenaeum, and become a regular participant in our programs.
Most of our events end by 8:00 p.m., so that you can still hit the books when the night is just beginning. If you can only spare an hour, come to hear the address-there is no need to make a reservation, and we always have room. When our programs draw a large audience, we use McKenna Auditorium.
Speakers always sit with students at dinner. If you would like to be at the speaker's table, please tell me or the Athenaeum fellows, Anna Ela and Robert Goff.
The Athenaeum programs depend on you; your presence and suggestions are important. If you have a contact with an interesting speaker, please let me know: the second semester has been left wide open for your ideas.
Welcome to another delicious and exciting bill of fare at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum.
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According to an article on Alternet, it wasn't long ago that Pit bulls not only weren't feared, but with their friendly and patient temperaments, were actually considered to be a perfect "nanny breed" for children. But in the 1980s, the breed began to develop a terrible reputation. It's not clear where the cycle started, but at some point, Pit bulls became the dog breed of choice for the criminal element, or those looking for dogs to threaten, guard, intimidate and generally look scary. This led to many owners abusing their Pit bulls into becoming vicious, mean attack dogs. The breed's reputation worsened, thus encouraging more people in the market for "mean" dogs to adopt Pit bulls, and the catch-22 was in place.
Of course, there's no hard evidence to support the idea that Pit bulls are naturally more aggressive or dangerous than other breeds. Myths about their super-powerful bite force and dangerous "locking jaws" are likewise utterly fabricated. Pit bulls don't even have jaw strength as powerful as other breeds like Mastiffs, whose jaws clamp down with much greater force, but somehow haven't cursed them with an image as killer dogs. The real facts show that Pit bulls are actually docile compared to other dogs. A study of dog breeds was conducted to gauge temperament by measuring skittishness, aggression and ability to differentiate between threatening and non-threatening humans. The results showed what Pit bull lovers of the past knew: the "nanny breed" was among the friendliest and least aggressive. Aggressive Pit bulls are almost always the products of abuse, neglect or both. It is irresponsible breeders and owners who are to blame for the breed's negative image.
But the Alternet article points out that the media's ongoing willingness to sell out Pit bulls doesn't help matters. News outlets are quick to support the belief that Pit bulls are dangerous, because it allows for sensationalized stories, stories that won't go over if their audiences don't believe the misleading "facts" on which they are based. In a way, since the Pit bull's negative reputation is essentially an invention, it exists as a cultural meme, a persistent urban legend. Other breeds have trended similarly in the past. Rottweilers and Doberman Pinschers to some degree still deal with this. In the 19th century, it was Bloodhounds who were considered inherently dangerous. If that seems absurd to us now, it's because the idea then was based on the same lies that haunt Pit bulls today. It's gotten so bad that when dog attacks happen, the media will often identify the breed as a Pit bull even when it's not the case. And when Pit bulls do attack, it is often much more widely reported than similar attacks caused by other breeds.
Pit bulls' bad reputation has been so deeply ingrained in our culture that a kind of racism has developed against them. Mistrust leads to suspicious attention, which leads to the breed being implicated in more negative activity than other breeds, which worsens and perpetuates the breed's reputation. Governments and lawmakers, by creating absurd breed-specific bans, only serve to cement misinformed and bigoted beliefs. Even popular entertainers like Kelly Ripa are taken in by the media's portrayal of Pit bulls as bloodthirsty attack dogs, and in turn worsen the problem by perpetuating the stereotype.
But there's always hope, and increasingly, a growing backlash against Pit bull bigotry has more and more people learning that Pit bulls are perfectly safe and even very loving, loyal dogs. As Cesar Millan of "The Dog Whisperer" has grown famous for his canine expertise, his love of and support for Pit bulls has gone a long way to convincing a general audience that the breed's negative image is completely undeserved. Other popular shows like Shorty Rossi's "Pit Boss" add to the wave of positive Pit bull PR. And for every person who adopts a Pit bull and learns of its true nature, an entire network of family and friends in turn learns the truth. It's up to each of us to spread the real facts about Pit bulls.
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A.G. Midland, you have about the same level of intelligence as a turnip.November 05 2014 at 3:14 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
A.G. Midland you have about as much intelligence as a turnip.November 05 2014 at 3:13 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
I am sick to death of people profiling these loving kind dogs, I have a blue pit named Kona she was 8 months old when I took her away from the people that had her. I have grand mall seizures and she has saved my life so many times that I cannot remember. She plays with small dogs and big ones and has never even growled at anyone. So just like guns it's the people that own them not the dog's! More people have been attacked by small breeds then pits.September 21 2014 at 5:13 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Pit have been around for 150 years had a rep.As the best family dog also caled nanny dogs because the are great with little kids.Bad people in the 1980's trained them wrong .Please do real resurce .Dog temperment usa test pitbull as number 1.Jaw power test bull mas.moust powerfull 2 rottwilers 3 sheperds 4 chows 5 pit bulls.New movie behoynd the myth.give some good data.July 18 2014 at 6:22 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Combat vet are getting pitbulls for service dogs .I have to go in houses for my job been biten over 40 times never a problem with a pit bull.July 18 2014 at 6:05 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Combat vets with ptsd arer geting pitbulls as service dogs .I have to go in peoples houses for my job i have been bite over 40 time never a problem with a pitbull .July 18 2014 at 6:02 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
I have had 2 pitbulls, and they were the kindest, most loyal dogs I ever had. I sti have one and shes so sweet and ppl friendly. They are MISUNDETSTOOD and have been lied about by the news, media, social networks, papers, internet etc. Pitbulls are good loving dogs. How a owner treats their dog reflects on their personality just likehumans. If we are treated poorly we can become bitter and mean. Same for them! Get to know them before you judge their kind!April 13 2014 at 12:39 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Pit bulls are different because they have a jaw that locks and they kill and injure much quicker. They are a dangerous breed that should be controlled as they are responsible for most dog killings of both other animals and humans in the U.S. Those who want to pretend that pit bulls are just misunderstood are not dealing with reality. It is offensive to all those who have been killed or seriously injured by pit bulls.March 15 2014 at 8:49 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
pit bulls not as dangerous as they seems to be and for your kind information i know one breed that can kill pit bull in just seconds and that breed name is (TIBETIAN MASTIFF)
if you dont believe then browse on google you will find the answer.
There is a lot of anecdotal evidence that pit bulls kills - but WHO is to blame?
Any dog can be trained to attack can kill, and pit bulls have been chosen because they are so powerful. But if they are not owned by buffoons, they are loyal, intelligent animals.


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Artists from Galesburg and the region gathered in Standish Park, Saturday.
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Peoria MEG was brought into Galesburg yesterday to execute a search warrant.
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RYAN VREDE watched Wales deliver an excellent all-round performance to secure their passage to the semi-finals with a 22-10 victory over Ireland.
The Welsh were outnumbered in the stands of the Wellington Regional Stadium, but their charges gave their traveling support much to cheer by progressing to the last four for only the second time in their history. They finished clinically in scoring three tries against the side ranked as the best defensive unit in the tournament coming into this Test, but it would be remiss not to note their own defensive excellence.
They were white-hot out of the gates, scoring in the second minute in a move that featured powerful phase play that punched up left, snapped right and eventually swung out to Shane Williams on the touchline. You thought it was a statement of intent, instead they spent much of the remainder of the half repelling Ireland.
They did so powerfully, accurately and intelligently, building the defensive effort on an immense gainline fight that allowed them to flood the ruck and stifle Ireland's attacking flow. Special mention must be made of Sam Warburton in this regard. His coach Warren Gatland said prior to the tournament that he is among the best openside flankers in the game and his performance tonight lent further credence to that assertion. He was ably assisted by his team-mates, who tackled relentlessly and desperately at times, but with the spirit that told the story of their deep desire to progress.
Serviced with a slow recycle Ireland's attack lacked a cutting edge, and their cause was further undermined by a series of poorly executed tactical kicks from flyhalf Ronan O'Gara. However, their failings undoubtedly had its root in their collective incompetence in Wales' 22m. Twice they opted for lineouts from kickable penalties, only to see the subsequent drive break down.
Ireland flanker Sean O'Brein was held up in goal and a minute later O'Gara grassed a pass with a numbers advantage on his outside. When Rob Kearney fielded a kick and broke from the halfway line you thought the deadlock would finally be broken. But Wales scrambled brilliantly, and were assisted by the fullback popping the ball into the grateful arms of Jamie Roberts. Ireland will reflect on that period with disappointment and will rightly point to it as being decisive to the outcome.
O'Gara finally got them on the board with a penalty, but Leigh Halfpenny soon re-established Wales' seven point lead with a penalty kicked into the teeth of a wicked Wellington wind. Wales lead 10-3 at the break, but Ireland re-emerged from the tunnel with a purposeful swagger and had soon leveled the score when Keith Earls slid over in the corner and O'Gara landed a brilliant conversion. Game on.
The Test, so compelling, so engrossing up to that point, soared to even higher heights as Ireland twice turned over possession in their 22m. They were, however, helpless to deny Mike Phillips, who broke blind from a scrum and acrobatically touched down. Rhys Priestland missed the conversion, then struck the post with a penalty attempt and with 20 to play, Ireland were desperately trying to avoid being incinerated by the Dragons.
But Wales were irresistible, and when Priestland converted Jonathan Davies' try to extend the lead to 12 points with 15 minutes to play, there was a distinct sense that Ireland would book straight through from Auckland airport home when they would have been hoping for a longer stay.
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Morsi tells Syrian regime it's "time to go"
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi on Wednesday renewed his call for the departure of the current regime in Damascus. He urged Arab countries to move in order to find a quick solution to the conflict. "The time for change has come," said the Egyptian leader as he addressed the Syrian issue, in a keynote speech at a ministerial meeting of the Arab League in Cairo. "Do not waste time talking about reform," he said, insisting that "the Syrian people has clearly made his decision". He also warned Assad that his regime "will not be there for long. "
Mohamed Morsi also urged Damascus to "learn the lessons of recent history," a reference to the recent fall of authoritarian regimes in several Arab countries such as Egypt, Tunisia and Libya. "I mean that the Syrian regime has still a chance to stop the bloodshed," he said.
The Egyptian president also called on Arab countries to work towards finding a solution to the conflict. "The Syrian blood flows day and night, and we are responsible. We can not sleep while the Syrian blood is shed," said Morsi. The conflict in Syria has killed more than 26,000 people in nearly 18 months, according to a Syrian NGO. "I appeal to you, Arab foreign ministers to work hard to find an urgent solution to the tragedy of Syria," he added. "If we do not act, the world will not act seriously."
On Thursday, Morsi already caused a controversy at the Summit of Non-Aligned Countries in Tehran, lambasting the "oppressive regime that has lost its legitimacy" in Syria, calling the support of the opposition as a "moral duty" and a "political and strategic necessity."
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Even if peace is still plausible, it would mean loss of power for Assad and his henchmen -- or their answering for war crimes, as they had reached the point of no return to civilized governance long ago. Their only hope now is to fight the rebellion and carve out a chunk of Syria for their refuge.
The Iranian regime is absolutely determined to help Assad do this -- which is precisely why the path through Syria has become our gateway to Iran.
And let us not fool ourselves: That regime will have to be confronted militarily, sooner or later. The time to do so is now when we have other nations by our side going into Syria.
As for Russia and China, these two are reasonable opponents and will do what is best for them -- and the rabid Iranian regime is not much better for them as it is for the rest of us. And like us, Russia and China have given up all hope of taming it.
It is foreseeable then that Russia and China will again watch as we shed our blood and spend our treasure to rid the world of yet another troublesome regime.
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Way Down Upon The Suwannee River: Houseboating in Florida
In Florida, you find them in all shapes - from clunky to sleek - plugging along ancient rivers, crystalline springs and Everglades back bays, or zipping through the island-edged Intracoastal Waterway and open sea.
Houseboat rentals in Florida perhaps began at Miller's, where the Suwannee River flushes out into the Gulf of Mexico at the crotch known as "Big Bend." The Miller family has run the unpretentious marina for more than 28 years.
Home to prehistoric manatees and Gulf sturgeon, the Suwannee passes miles of thick and ancient magnolia, pine and cypress forest emitting primitive wildcat sounds out of the early morning fog. You can go for hours without signs of civilization.
You can pick up the pace, if you so desire, with other houseboat rentals on the St. John's River, in the Everglades or in coastal waters. Take it zippy or take it slow. That's the beauty of Florida houseboating: no pre-set schedules. The only timekeeper is the tides.
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There are countless restaurants serving tapas late into the night, sake flowing at the many local sushi houses, and comfortable couches at and fireplaces to cozy up to at local lounges. With plenty of live music, you'll be up dancing even after a full day of play in the outdoors! Clubs entice with a stack of resident and visiting infamous DJ's – the resort's nightlife is legendary. House beats, reggae, dance, 80's nights, and soul. The tunes flow if you can find the energy.
Merlin's Bar & Grill
Feel Right At Home Even If You Just Got Here. Located at the base of Blackcomb Mountain in Whistler's Upper Village, where the Wizard Chair rises up and the Size Matters Wonder Routes touches down, Merlin's home-away-from-home vibe is just one small part of the reason that après sessions here can be so off-the-hook. Decor inspired by the laidback mountain cabin, Merlin's has cultivated the spirited vibe of an old-school rec room party free of fundepriving chaperones. The spiritual home of local rockers, The Hairfarmers, Merlin's offers good times, mountain-high nachos and flowing brews, on tap. Open daily for lunch, dinner and bevys from 11am 'til late. 604.938.7700
Garibaldi Lift Co. (GLC)
Where Après is Considered an Artform. World-renowned as "the" place to après, the Garibaldi Lift Company (GLC) lounge bar relishes its location above the Whistler Gondola building, overlooking skiers cruising down the slopes of Whistler Mountain and summer's downhillers charging full-throttle from the Whistler Mountain Bike Park. Offering the perfect view of the Bike Park's infamous GLC drops, (a trio of cliff drops to a dirt landing pad), the patio is an all-season Mecca for those in the know - that is, those who know that every day should end with beers, tall tales and the potential of a viewing spectacular bail from the riders and skiers charging down their final run. Kid-friendly until 8pm, the GLC is open every day from 11am 'til late, and is the rallying point for those kicking off an evening out in Whistler and the after-dark crowd who appreciate above-ground ambience and serious soundscapes. 604.905.2220
Dusty's Bar & BBQ
There's a reason it's been a local staple for decades.Step inside Whistler's original watering hole and go back in time to a place dripping with legend, lore and finger lickin' BBQ sauce. Located at the base of the Creekside Gondola, Dusty's offers mouthwatering BBQ, arguably the world's best Caesar, a legendary après, party rockin' live shows and is open everyday 11am 'til late. When we say Dusty's is full of legend and lore, we aren't kidding. Dusty's Bar and BBQ was named after Dusty, a stuffed horse that rode into Whistler in 1979 in the back of a pick-up. He was placed in the bar and for almost a decade, watched over the regulars as they partied the nights away. One full moon friday, legend has it a female partier stripped totally naked and jumped on Dusty's back. Dusty bucked into life, burst through the bar doors, shook the shocked nude into a snowbank and galloped off into the night, never to be seen again. The moral of the story? This is a place that will put the Wild back into your West. 604.905.2146
Amsterdam Café and Pub
Pub fare cuisine in the heart of the Village. A quaint outdoor patio with overhead umbrellas and a European flavour. 604.932.8334
The Attic
This bar is upstairs at 21 Steps restaurant and has comfy leather chairs and a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy a drink and a chat with friends. Open daily, 6:00 pm to midnight. St. Andrews House, right in Whistler Village. 604.966.2121
Black's Pub
Only steps away from both Village gondolas and on the ground level of the Sundial Boutique Hotel, Black's is an ideal spot for family après. The sunny patio offers unparalleled views, the bar offers more than 100 different beers from around the world, and Whistler's finest selection of scotches. 604.932.6945
Brandy's at the Keg
Catch your favourite sports event on one of Brandy's 15 large HDTVs or just sit back and chill with your friends and Whistler's locals in this cozy upscale lounge attached to The Keg. During the summer and winter, a DJ spins on Friday and Saturday nights. Try the Billy Miner Pie, an exquisite combination of mocha ice cream, hot fudge, caramel and sliced almonds, to satisfy the late night munchies. It's a Brandy's tradition. 4429 Sundial Place, right in Whistler Village. 604.932.5151
Enjoy a wood-fired pizza or rotisserie chicken while you warm by the fireplace and sip fresh brews such as the famous 'Lifty Lager'. Great patio on sunny days. Brewhouse is part of Whistler Tasting Tours. 604.905.2717
Buffalo Bill's
A mix of mainstream hits along with much-loved classics will keep you on the dance floor all night! Bill's attracts a slightly older crowd and features live bands on a regular basis and DJs nightly. There are also pool tables and big-screen TVs. Weekends are usually packed and Bill's is a favourite for stags and stagettes. 4122 Village Green, across from the Whistler Conference Centre in Whistler Village. 604.932.6613
The Champagne Lounge
Whistler's own piano man, Cameron Chu, tickles the ivories with classics and smooth rolling favourites at this stylish lounge inside the award-winning Barefoot Bistro. The pewter bar features an ice rail that keeps your drink cool. 4121 Village Green, right in Whistler Village. 604.932.3433
Cinnamon Bear Bar
Voted Whistler's best spot to play pool, the Cinnamon Bear Bar is tucked inside the Hilton Whistler Resort & Spa. With comfy leather chairs and a cozy fireplace, it's the perfect place to chill out with a beer or a smooth cocktail. Giant sports screens, interactive games and a summer sun-soaked patio will keep you coming back. 4050 Whistler Way, right in Whistler Village. 604.966.5043
The Crystal Lounge
Whistler's best daily drink specials, 35 cent wings until 6:00 pm, and 9 large HDTVs for all your sporting action makes this laid-back lounge a favourite amongst Whistler locals. Located inside the Crystal Lodge and next to the Old Spaghetti Factory, The Crystal Lounge features Jam Session Sundays, Tuesday night Karaoke, and live music most nights of the week. 4154 Village Green, right in Whistler Village. 604.938.1081
Cure Lounge and Patio
With its warm fireplace and expansive lakeside patio, Cure is the ideal après tonic following a day on the mountain or a stroll on the valley trail. Experience a creative drink menu that remains true to the art of cocktail. Located in Nita Lake Lodge in Creekside. 604.966.5700
Dubh Linn Gate Pub
For a taste of Ireland in Whistler head to Dubh Linn Gate located inside the Pan Pacific Mountainside Hotel. This authentic Irish pub serves a perfect pint along with après favourites like classic Irish stew, steak and Guinness pie and fish and chips. 604.905.4047
Earls Restaurant and Bar
A popular chain restaurant with a menu that appeals to the entire family in a casual, yet upscale atmosphere. 604.935.3222
Fifty Two 80 Bar
Named for the vertical on Blackcomb Mountain, this upscale lounge is located inside the Four Seasons Resort in the Upper Village. The chairs are plush, the martinis are creative, the menu is sophisticated. 604.935.3400
FireRock Lounge
River rocks, log ends and hickory sticks make this quintessential mountain lounge cozy and intimate. Located inside the Westin Resort & Spa, the low leather couches and dim lighting will keep you chill all night. There's a large patio with an outdoor fireplace to look at the stars and live jazz plays one night a week, usually on Thursday. 4090 Whistler Way, right in Whistler Village. 604.935.4345
The Fitzsimmons Pub
Fondly known as Whistler's coziest gourmet pub, The Fitz proudly pours 8 delicious brews on draught along with a host of bottled beers. Rub shoulders with locals as you relax in the comfortable couches after a day on the mountain, savour one of our world-famous "Caesars", take in the game on the big screen, or enjoy a bite to eat with friends. 604.932.9795
Cure Lounge and Patio
With its warm fireplace and expansive lakeside patio, Cure is the ideal après tonic following a day on the mountain or a stroll on the valley trail. Experience a creative drink menu that remains true to the art of cocktail. Located in Nita Lake Lodge in Creekside. 604.966.5700
No trip to Whistler is complete without a night at Garf's. Between the live concerts and DJs, you will be busting a move for hours. Thursday is locals' night and Saturdays are always jam packed. Keep an eye on the VIP tables for visiting celebrities and A-listers. 4308 Main Street, right in Whistler Village. 604.932.2323
Lakeside Lounge
The Lakeside Lounge offers refined sophistication and elegance. A massive granite fireplace, huge leather chairs and sofas that long to be shared welcomes guests looking to enjoy a personally prepared martini or bite to eat. For those looking to enjoy the fresh mountain air, the Lakeside outdoor patio comes complete with view and a warming fire pit for those cold mountain evenings. Catch the game in the Lakeside Library or simply sink into a cozy chair and relax with your favourite novel. The Lakeside Lounge will be your new favourite getaway. 2131 Lake Placid Road (Creekside). 604.966.5705
The Longhorn Saloon
A Whistler institution for more than 25 years, the Longhorn sits right at the base of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains in the Village (right across from the GLC). The atmosphere is casual with a mix of locals and visitors; lots of storytelling happens on the sun-filled patio. 604.932.5999
The Mallard Lounge and Terrace
Two roaring fire pits on the terrace make this a warm and inviting place to après. Located in the Fairmont Chateau Whistler in the Upper Village, the Mallard is relaxing and cozy with leather sofas, famous martinis and live entertainment. 604.938.8000
Maxx Fish
Multi-level dance stages and infamous DJ Mat the Alien are well worth the wait to get in. Acid jazz, hip hop, house, popular dance and live bands all keep the party going. 4232 Village Stroll, right in Whistler Village. 604.932.1904
The Mix Lounge
For a great mix of cocktails, wine, friends and good conversation, head to the Crystal Lodge and the funky Mix Lounge. The patio has a retractable roof. 4154 Village Green, right in Whistler Village. 604.932.6499
Moe Joe's
Follow the stairs down beneath Tapley's Pub and enter the glow-in-the-dark world of Moe Joe's. Live music and hot DJs get the dance floor rocking for young hipsters with hip hop, metal, reggae, electro and mash ups. Doors open at 9 PM. 4115 Golfers Approach, right in Whistler Village. 604.935.1152
Roland's Pub
A local's favourite, located in Creekside, Roland's sports pub serves excellent comfort food like chicken wings, nachos, ribs, burgers and fish and chips. 604.932.5940
The Savage Beagle Lounge & Nightclub
Featuring an Urban Concept design-based lounge upstairs, and downstairs a finely tuned state-of-the art sound system and a DJ booth crafted by the engineers at Red Bull. 4222 Village Square, right in Whistler Village. 604.938.3337
Tapley's Neighbourhood Pub
Established in 1981, Tapley's is one of Whistler's original watering holes. You'll find locals relaxing, watching a hockey game or dining on a hearty pub meal. Menu is also available for take-out. 604.932.4011
Tommy Africa's
Tommy's opened in 1988 and the dance floor has been full ever since. Groove to a variety of beats including house, electro, top 40, hip hop, rock, funk and the ever popular 80s retro nights. Go-Go dancers will keep you inspired into the wee hours and watch for the always fun theme nights – Halloween is legendary. 4216 Gateway Drive, beside the taxi loop in Whistler Village. 604.932.6090
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Coca-Cola offers the world's favourite beverage brand to Whistler Blackcomb guests as a part or their memorable resort experience. As the cold drink sponsor at Whistler Blackcomb, Coca-Cola brings more than ice-cold refreshment.
Glacier Fresh Beer.Brewed in the mountain town of Creston, British Columbia, Kokanee beer is famous for it's cool, crisp glacier-fresh taste. Kokanee is enjoyed by outdoor enthusiasts from coast to coast in Canada.
Since 1995, GMC has been the Official Vehicle of Whistler Blackcomb. GMC trucks and SUVs give you the performance, engineering and technology to get you, your family and friends and all their gear to and from the mountain any time of the year.
At Monster all our guys walk the walk in action sports, punk rock music, partying, hangin' with the girls, and living life on the edge. Monster is way more than an energy drink. Led by our athletes, musicians, employees, distributors and fans, Monster is a lifestyle in a can.
Nintendo is the worldwide pioneer in the creation of interactive entertainment, most recently the Wii U™ and the Nintendo 3DS™. It is responsible for the creation of industry icons that have become well-known, household names such as Mario™, Donkey Kong™ and Zelda™.
Smirnoff is proud to be the vodka sponsor of Whistler Blackcomb. From extraordinary event experiences, to the latest in Music, Nightlife and extraordinary Cocktails. The world's best cocktails start with Smirnoff.
Samsung Canada is proud to be the official electronics partner and preferred supplier of Whistler Blackcomb. As a world leader in digital technology, Samsung Canada enables Whistler Blackcomb to enhance the resort experience in new and innovative ways.
The Globe and Mail, Canada's National Newspaper, daily offers unparalleled national, international and business reporting, analysis and commentary to all the guests and patrons of Whistler Blackcomb.
American Express is the official Card of Whistler Blackcomb. The sponsorship program brings unique offers, purchase incentives and rewards for American Express® Cardmembers. ®,™: Used by Amex Bank of Canada under license from American Express
GoPro makes the world's best selling and most versatile cameras, enabling people to capture immersive and engaging footage of themselves during their favorite activities.
An asset to elite athletes around the globe, Oakley is one of the world's leading product design and sport performance brands. As the official optic partner of Whistler Blackcomb, we are excited to collaborate and share our obsession.
Our name represents a long-standing tradition of producing premium wines from Canada and around the world; it is your guarantee of outstanding quality and an uncompromising commitment to making great wine. We've got a wine for that.
Arc'teryx Equipment is a technical high-performance outerwear and equipment company based in North Vancouver, Canada. Our relentless commitment to design, craftsmanship and performance delivers the Arc'teryx experience.
As the official base layer and sock provider of Whistler Blackcomb, Icebreaker Merino Clothing is proud to bring warmth, comfort and style on the slopes to the resort visitors.
W.L. Gore & Associates, the makers of GORE-TEX® products, is proud to be the official technical fabric sponsor of Whistler Blackcomb. GORE-TEX® products are wearable weather protection that keeps you dry and comfortable from head to toe in any kind of weather.
Fueled by passion and guided by our love for the mountains, Quiksilver has evolved with snowboarding, always pushing the boundaries and taking things further.
Avis Car Rental and its subsidiaries operate one of the world's best-known car rental brands with approximately 5,200 locations in more than 165 countries.
With over 170 years of innovation, Stanley Tools offers the broadest range of carpentry hand tools, automotive tools and storage for construction professionals, mechanics, and home improvement enthusiasts.
Blackcomb Aviation is proud to be the Official Helicopter of Whistler Blackcomb. For more than two decades our helicopter pilots and mountain guides have introduced outdoor enthusiasts to the beauty of British Columbia. Summer or winter - our tours cater to a wide range of interests, fitness levels and budgets but can also be tailored for special events. We enjoy this area of our business tremendously and welcome your ideas as much as your business.


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This test measures the amount of potassium in the blood. Potassium is an electrolyte that is vital to cell metabolism and muscle function. Potassium, along with other electrolytes such as sodium, chloride, and bicarbonate (total CO2), helps regulate the amount of fluid in the body, stimulates muscle contraction, and maintains a stable acid-base balance. Potassium is present in all body fluids, but most potassium is found within your cells. Only about 2% is present in fluids outside the cells and in the liquid part of the blood (called serum or plasma). Because the blood concentration of potassium is so small, minor changes can have significant consequences. If potassium levels are too low or too high, there can be serious health consequences; a person may be at risk for developing shock, respiratory failure, or heart rhythm disturbances. An abnormal potassium level can alter the function of neuromuscular tissue; for example, the heart muscle may lose its ability to contract.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is taken by needle from a vein in the arm.
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