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SOUTH BEND, Ind. It's the job and life Brian Kelly wanted. He knows the expectations. His first Notre Dame team started 1-3 and heads were shaking. The Irish then ran off three straight wins and fans were beaming.
Then comes a lopsided and weakness-exposing loss to Navy and here comes talk of another 6-6 season, the same record under Charlie Weis a year ago.
Somewhere there's a difference between being toasted and being roasted. The Irish are trying to find it.
Kelly's pitch is that the Irish are committed to making their players better and that is happening, even if that doesn't always show on Saturdays.
And with a 4-4 record entering Saturday's game against Tulsa - a must-win if there ever was one this season - his goal is to get Notre Dame in a bowl game, not just for the experience but for the extension of practice time it would afford.
"It's an important goal. We need those 15 practices," Kelly said Tuesday when he announced that another Irish standout, nose guard Ian Williams, will be out 4-6 weeks with a sprained knee ligament.
Whether Williams could make it back in time for a postseason game is not known. He was injured in Saturday's 35-17 loss to Navy. Kelly said surgery is not required.
Getting to a bowl game is vital, especially with a team still trying to master a new offense - the spread - and a different defense in the 3-4.
"Those 15 practices are important. So, you know, getting to a bowl game allows you more time with your players. I need more time with our guys," Kelly said. "Our coaches need more time with our players. ...it's important to the development of our program."
Notre Dame's defense got run over by Navy's triple option and Williams was forced out in the third quarter with a sprained left medial collateral ligament. The 6-foot-2, 305-pound senior, the anchor of the Irish's defensive line who has 37 tackles, has appeared in 45 games over the course of his career.
"Ian was double-teamed virtually every play so he was in there battling on every play. It's hard to really look at any particular block and say, well, that was, you know, high-low," Kelly said. "I didn't feel that way. Our coaches didn't feel that way. And he was in there the battling a couple of guys virtually every play."
Sean Cwynar and Hafis Williams are going to have fill in for Ian Williams.
The injuries have been mounting, especially ones involving the hamstring.
Linebacker Carlo Calabrese also had to leave Saturday's game with a hamstring pull. Star tight tend Kyle Rudolph is lost for the season after having surgery to repair a torn hamstring. Star wide receiver Michael Floyd didn't play last week because of a sore hamstring, an injury that also dogged offensive tackle Taylor Dever. And freshman receiver TJ Jones has experienced fatigue in a hamstring.
So, are the Irish literally hamstrung or what?
"I've had some years where you'd worry about what shoulder was going to separate this week, or, we had one year where we had two centers that both had torn ligaments in their finger that required immediate surgery," Kelly said, looking back at his two decades of head coaching experience.


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Port Alexander, Alaska
|Port Alexander
|Coordinates: 56°14′24″N 134°39′26″W / 56.24000°N 134.65722°WCoordinates: 56°14′24″N 134°39′26″W / 56.24000°N 134.65722°W
|United States
|Census Area
|Prince of Wales-Hyder
|July 9, 1974[1]
|• Mayor
|Debra Rose Gifford[2]
|• Total
|15.0 sq mi (39.0 km2)
|• Land
|3.8 sq mi (9.8 km2)
|• Water
|11.3 sq mi (29.2 km2)
|43 ft (13 m)
|Population (2000)
|• Total
|• Density
|21.5/sq mi (8.3/km2)
|Time zone
|Alaska (AKST) (UTC-9)
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Port Alexander is a city at the southeastern corner of Baranof Island in Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area,[3] Alaska, United States. At the 2000 census the population was 81.
Port Alexander once was a bustling city with as many as 2,500 people in the early 20th century,[4] featuring brothels and its own token system of currency. Prior to the 1920s, Port Alexander was the salmon fishing capital of the world.
Port Alexander originally incorporated in 1936. It became a part of the Greater Sitka Borough in 1963, following the state legislature's passage of the Mandatory Borough Act. The original municipality was dissolved when it unified with Sitka's city and borough governments in 1971, which formed the present-day entity known as the City and Borough of Sitka. However, residents were unhappy with the arrangement, and successfully sought to detach themselves from the new municipality. Port Alexander reincorporated as a second class city in 1974.
Currently,[when?] the Port Alexander Historical Society is undertaking the project of creating a small museum celebrating the town's history.
Port Alexander is located at 56°14′24″N 134°39′26″W / 56.24000°N 134.65722°W (56.239871, -134.657177).[5]
Port Alexander is the only city on a small sliver of land at the southeastern corner of Baranof Island that is not part of the City and Borough of Sitka. It comprises less than one-quarter of one percent of Baranof Island's land area.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 15.1 square miles (39 km2), of which, 3.8 square miles (9.8 km2) of it is land and 11.3 square miles (29 km2) of it (74.88%) is water.
As of the census[6] of 2000, there were 81 people, 34 households, and 19 families residing in the city. The population density was 21.5 people per square mile (8.3/km²). There were 79 housing units at an average density of 20.9 per square mile (8.1/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 83.95% White, 4.94% Native American, and 11.11% from two or more races. 4.94% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 34 households out of which 29.4% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 58.8% were married couples living together, and 41.2% were non-families. 38.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 5.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.38 and the average family size was 3.30.
In the city the age distribution of the population shows 30.9% under the age of 18, 3.7% from 18 to 24, 29.6% from 25 to 44, 33.3% from 45 to 64, and 2.5% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 females there were 113.2 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 115.4 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $31,563, and the median income for a family was $31,875. Males had a median income of $51,250 versus $41,250 for females. The per capita income for the city was $14,767. There were 25.0% of families and 22.9% of the population living below the poverty line, including 18.5% of under eighteens and none of those over 64.
- ^ 1996 Alaska Municipal Officials Directory. Juneau: Alaska Municipal League/Alaska Department of Community and Regional Affairs. January 1996. p. 122. The incorporation followed the detachment of the area from the original boundaries of the City and Borough of Sitka.
- ^ 2015 Alaska Municipal Officials Directory. Juneau: Alaska Municipal League. 2015. p. 128.
- ^ http://labor.alaska.gov/research/census/maps/bor/02198.pdf
- ^ Kirchhoff, M. J. "Baranof Island, An Illustrated History." Alaska Cedar Press, 1990, p. 76.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.

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First order of business is to get oil. Went to the supermarket. Didnt find oil but Alex got a new camera to replace the one he left in Troncones & Tequila. I got some oatmeal for future breakfasts and some beer. Found an autozone that doesnt carry motorcycle oil. Then happened upon a half Yamaha half fishing/marine gear place. I got some Yamalube and Al bought a hand reel for ocean fishing.
Back at the hotel I got some breakfast and did some typing. Then on to do laundry. We sat in the heat for 25 minutos until the washer completed. Al grabbed the laundry and tossed in the machine just opposite the washer. Fed in the money, hit go, and the clothes are dancing in a torrent of water ..fuck all another 25 minutos later we get to the dryer. I walked down to the beach to kill some time.
While I was at the beach the JW's caught Alex in the laundry room.
couple of women which I don't see nearly as much in the states.
With semi-dry clothes we hung them in the room and prepared for an oil change. Needless to say we made a mess in the hotel parking lot. Oops.
We saw fireworks and heard music during the oil change so we set off on foot and found out that it was the first day of Carnival. A multi-day festival celebrated immediately before Lent. Many people dress up or masquerade during the celebration. Puerto Escondido was no exception. There was a gaggle of trannys performing dance routines on the main stage. Things would have seemed out of place in America with all the Hispanic families eagerly watching on .quite entertaining.
Michalada street vendor:
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The highlight of my evening was winning a chicken piggy bank for hitting balloons with darts. Cost me a dollar and felt bad for even taking anything. Figured Id take it to a Mayan village in San Cristobal and give it to a kid.
The view from our balcony for $40/night
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Stocks fall on Fed worries
Local stocks tumbled for the second straight session Friday as jitters over the tapering of US Federal Reserve's easy money policy intensified following a better-than-expected American jobs data.
The main-share Philippine Stock Exchange slipped by 54.76 points or 0.83 percent to close at 6,525,95, tracking the bloodbath across regional markets.
For the week, the index was still a net gainer of 121.72 points or 1.9 percent.
Dealers said sentiment was affected by escalating talks over US Fed tapering, which likewise caused an overnight slump in Wall Street. A surprise improvement in US jobless claims alongside rising inflation boosted expectations that the Fed would indeed reduce its $85-billion monthly asset buying starting next month.
Value turnover at the local market yesterday amounted to P5.58 billion. There were only 52 advancers against 92 decliners while 40 stocks were unchanged.
Investors also continued to factor in global fund managers' adjustment arising from the latest quarterly MSCI index review, which resulted in a cut on SM Investments' weight. Overall, the Philippines' weight on MSCI's emerging market index was pared down to 0.95 percent from 1.02 percent effective Sept. 2.
SM Investments (-1.18 percent) was the second most actively traded stock. "The reduction of MSCI weighting for SM has nothing to do with its business fundamentals. The fall in the share price is an opportunity to buy a growth stock at cheaper price levels," said Jose Mari Lacson, head of research at Campos Lanuza & Co. Doris C. Dumlao
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(AP) Three women believed a 28-year-old woman was having an affair with one of their boyfriends and came up with a plan to get rid of her by having her deported. A Bellingham police spokesman, Lt. Steve Felmley, said two of the women shoved the victim in a car Friday and took her to a Border Patrol station.
A Border Patrol agent, Michael Bermudez, on Monday said they took no one into custody and called police to deal with the women. The police spokesman said they don't ask crime victims whether they are in the country legally, so the 28-year-old is free.
Meanwhile, the three women are being investigated for unlawful imprisonment.
Felmley said, "I don't think this plan is working out the way they thought it would."
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Finding Pearl
Evergreen Cemetery clean-up reveals lost family gravesite
It's typical to think of graveyards as gloomy, bleak and desolate places.
But on a recent spring-like day in February, Evergreen Cemetery bustled with cheery workers wearing breezy smiles, and echoed with the sounds of youthful exuberance.
Almost 50 students from Virginia Commonwealth University and Virginia Union University had turned out, along with a dozen or so other volunteers, to help Welford Williams (pictured above, with students) reach his mother's side for a long-overdue visit.
Williams, age 87, last visited his mother's grave in 1972. He had just retired from the U.S. Postal Service, and brought his six-year-old daughter Bridgette to the cemetery.
Forty years ago, he told the volunteers, the vegetation was already beginning to take over. But Williams could recall a time when the cemetery was nothing but grass and headstones. As a 10-year-old, he had hunted for Easter eggs among the grave markers.
"[This] was wide open then," he marveled, gesturing at the tall trees and heavy overgrowth surrounding his mother's grave. "It looked just like Hollywood Cemetery."
In the years since, however, vegetation has all but obliterated grave sites, roads and pathways, making it impossible for Williams to get his bearings and find the plot.
So it was only natural that Williams' ears perked up when, at a meeting of the Henrico Historical Society, he heard John Shuck mention a project to spruce up Evergreen.
"My mother is buried there," he told Shuck.
Ever since, said Shuck, he's been on a mission to find Pearl Williams.
'Almost mystical'
A recent winner of the Award of Merit from the Henrico Preservation Advisory Committee, Shuck began visiting cemeteries while pursuing his interest in genealogical research.
On his first visit to Evergreen in 2008, he recalls being completely overwhelmed. The cemetery, which sprawls along the city-county border in eastern Henrico, was used as an illegal dump for decades. On one early trip there, Shuck and his fellow volunteers took just two hours to fill a large dumpster with tires from the site.
"You had to bushwhack back then," he said. "You couldn't walk through here."
Since then, Shuck and his colleagues Vicki and John Stephens (who also received awards from HPAC) have spent many a Saturday clearing wide paths through the underbrush, uncovering graves and even sections of paved road. The addition of so many VCU and VUU volunteers, he says, has provided a huge boost of manpower to the group and accelerated the pace of the clean-up project.
And in mid-February, just off one of the newly-cleared paths, volunteer Dave Campbell stumbled upon the grave of Pearl E. Williams.
"I was just exploring," recalled Campbell. "We've been looking for it for two years. [I thought], We're never gonna find this thing – and then there it was. I just stood staring at if for a minute. It was almost mystical."
"The way it was standing up there," added John Shuck's wife, Debbie, "it was just waiting to be found."
A week later, Welford Williams arrived at Evergreen with wife, several daughters and a few grandchildren in tow. Led to his mother's side, he placed flowers around the grave.
"I don't think Momma will mind me stepping on her," he said with a smile as he arranged the flowers.
"She's probably glad to see you," called out a family member.
Good-looking bunch
After everyone posed for pictures, Williams said he wanted to address the students. Passing around photos of his parents, and a baby picture of himself, he described the night that his mother was laid to rest.
She died three weeks after Pearl Harbor, he told the volunteers, on Christmas night. The funeral was held so late in the evening that car headlights had to be used to illuminate the grave.
Among the family members that Williams introduced was his daughter Bridgette, who had stood on a tree stump by the grave on his last visit in 1972.
Today a pre-kindergarten teacher at Glen Lea Elementary School, Bridgette Williams was ecstatic at seeing the long-lost site again.
"This is incredible," she exclaimed, noting that her cousins in Philadelphia had been thrilled when she contacted them with the news. "One, she's crying, because she never got to see her grandmother's grave.
"They can't come from Philly," she said, "but I'm sending pictures."
Her sister Winifred was quick to chime in with high praise for the student volunteers who had helped bring the moment about.
"You always hear about the bad [regarding young people]," said Winifred. "You never hear about the good, about kids like this."
Their father, eyes shining, clearly echoed the sentiment.
"What a good-looking bunch of young people -- I don't see no ugly faces nowhere!" Welford Williams told the smiling students. "I will never forget this day, meeting you, and finding my mother's grave.
"Excellent work!"
Holman student named Miss Va. Coed Junior Teen
Holman Middle School student Victoria Nguyen recently was named Miss Virginia American Coed Junior Teen after competing in the Miss Virginia American Coed pageant in Williamsburg. She was the youngest competitor in her division. Nguyen now will advance to represent Virginia at the 2015 Miss American Junior Teen Pageant at Walt Disney World in Florida in November. > Read more.
Companion Extraordinaire to honor veterans May 14
Companion Extraordinaire Home Care and Skilled Services will be honoring veterans and current military members May 14 at 11 a.m. The event will take place at 5311 Lakeside Avenue.
Companion Extraordinaire dedicated a hall in its new Lakeside office as a "Wall of Honor" and will be presenting 13 military service men and women with certificates as well as placing their service photos on the wall.
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Henrico student among 3 vying for national $10,000 scholarship
Public vote open through Friday to select winner
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Henrico resident Haley Malloy is one of three national finalists for a $10,000 scholarship, whose winner will be determined by the vote of the public.
Malloy is a finalist for The Goddard School Anthony A. Martino Scholarship, which is open annually to any high school junior or senior who graduated from a Goddard School pre-kindergarten or kindergarten program. Applicants are evaluated based upon the work ethic and perseverance they have demonstrated – two key characteristics of Martino, the founder of the Goddard School franchise system. > Read more.
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More than monkey business
Disneynature's 'Monkey Kingdom' is its strongest yet
"Did you know monkeys could swim?" asks Tina Fey in Monkey Kingdom. While she's asking, a toque macaque (a two foot-long monkey with red-white fur and great hair) breast-strokes under the surface of a pond, yanking out lily pad flowers by her teeth and dragging them ashore to munch later.
Turns out monkeys can swim. And slide down telephone poles. And do the thing from Flashdance where you bring down a cascade of water on your head and shake it off in slow-motion.
All will happen in Monkey Kingdom, the eighth film in nine years from Disneynature, Disney's wildlife documentary outlet. > Read more.
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Relax this holiday weekend with Fridays Uncorked at Southern Season – taste wines from the Roman Empire! Or at James River Cellars who is hosting "Experience Virginia" – sample Virginia wine, beer, cider and mead. And what goes better with wine than strawberries – an annual tradition in Varina, the Gallmeyer Farms' Strawberry Fields Festival is tomorrow. Other fun happenings this weekend include: "A Little Princess" at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen; weekly dance at American Legion Post 125; and National Theatre Live's "Man and Superman" at the University of Richmond. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
CAT Theatre announces 2015-16 schedule, new partnership
Final performance of 2015 season – 'Quartet' – starts this week
CAT Theatre's final show of its 51st season – Quartet by Ronald Harwood – will open May 22 and run through June 6. It will be the show's Richmond-area premiere.
The theatre also announced its four-show schedule for its 52nd season, which will begin in October and continue into June 2016, and announced a new partnership with The Bifocals Theatre Project, an outreach program into senior communities in the Richmond region. > Read more.
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LABOR-HHS-EDUCATION APPROPRIATIONS: When the Labor-HHS- Education appropriations bill was passed on December 19, the pre- existing $250 million Eisenhower Professional Development set- aside to improve science and math teaching was eliminated. The only Education Department program now targeted specifically toward science and math, the new Math and Science Partnerships, received an FY 2002 appropriation of $12.5 million. The two physicists in Congress, Reps. Vern Ehlers (R-MI) and Rush Holt (D-NJ), took to the House floor to ensure that science teaching was still a high priority to Congress. Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Subcommittee chairman Ralph Regula responded that the appropriators "consider math and science teacher training to be an important part of preparing our students for the future," and "intend that, at a minimum, the current level of effort in science and math development [estimated at $375 million in FY 2001] be maintained." Also in the Labor-HHS-Education bill, the recently- created NIH National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering received $112 million for FY 2002.
MARBURGER ON U.S. SCIENCE: "First, this administration is determined not to let terrorism deflect America from its trajectory of world leadership in science," stated OSTP Director John Marburger in a December speech on the impact to science of the war on terrorism. While noting that "science and engineering have critical roles to play in the war on terrorism," he assured listeners that "science has its own intrinsic imperative and this nation will continue to pursue it." In a January address to the American Astronomical Society, Marburger emphasized the administration's commitment to program management and performance measures for science as well as other federal programs. He commented, "I want to state clearly...that, despite its apparent impracticality, the administration values discovery- oriented science, and aims to continue to support the grant quest for knowledge about the universe at the largest and smallest scales. But it also understands that the same technology that makes this quest so exciting today has created unprecedented opportunities for nearly every other field of science.... In view of this embarrassment of scientific riches, the processes of choice are paramount."
COMPARISON OF FUNDING OUTCOMES: A comparison of the FY 2002 funding outcomes for selected science programs shows that most received increases, although the physics-related programs within DOE's Office of Science remained virtually flat.
OUTLOOK FOR DOE SCIENCE PROGRAMS: In a January 3 letter, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham agreed to explore a renewal of U.S. participation in the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), a proposed international burning plasma experiment. Also, a DOE/NSF advisory group on long-range planning for U.S. high-energy physics released its 20-year "road map" for the field. The report's highest priority is support for full U.S. participation in, and possible hosting of, a new international high-energy, high-luminosity linear particle collider, estimated to cost $5-7 billion.


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Pangaea (also spelled Pangea) is derived from "pangaia," which is Greek for "all the Earth," according to Encyclopedia Britannica, It was a supercontinent that contained almost all of Earth's landmass. Pangaea was formed approximately 270 million years ago in the early Permian period and broke apart in the Jurassic period.
The idea of Pangaea was first proposed by German meteorologist Alfred Wegener in 1912 as a cornerstone of the theory of continental drift, a theory later replaced by plate tectonics. The dissolution of Pangaea led to the modern arrangement of Earth's landmass and its oceans. It is believed that several supercontinents like Pangaea existed during Earth's history, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.


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Friday night, young people, ranging from elementary-age to 20-somethings, voiced their concerns about drugs, abuse and bullying as a part of a summit to end violence.
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Young people in Washington are being invited to a discussion on violence led by their peers.
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Attention: Goose Bay/Martin Lake cabin is closed due to damage from the 2011 - 2012 winter heavy snow loading. Once funding is secured repairs will be completed and the cabin will be reopened for public use. To avoid cancellations the cabin will not be available for reservation until work is completed.
OverviewMartin Lake Cabin offers guests a remote lodging experience in the Chugach National Forest in southeastern Alaska. Located on the northwest end of Martin Lake, 42 miles east of Cordova, the cabin offers guests year-round recreation and relaxation. Fishing, hunting and wildlife viewing are within walking distance of the cabin.
Access to the cabin is by float plane only, typically 30 minutes from Cordova. Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements and safety, and must bring several of their own amenities.
Natural Features:
The cabin is situated at the outlet of Martin Lake. At the front of the cabin, alder and willow marsh provide habitat for waterfowl. Mountain goats navigate the ridge line of steep mountains rising from behind the cabin.
This cabin has some of the best fishing in the Cordova District, but it is also popular and reservations for the cabin need to be made early. The outlet stream is a good place to catch salmon and trout species. The inlet streams along the shore and at the far end of the lake are good places to fish for coho salmon. Dolly Varden follow the spawning salmon to eat any stray eggs. Cutthroat and rainbow trout hybrids are in the lakes and creeks in lesser numbers.
The cabin is a 12-by-14 foot rustic structure equipped with wooden bunks that sleep up to six guests. It is furnished with a table, benches, wood stove, oil stove, saw, axe, splitting maul, a rainwater catchment barrel and an outdoor pit toilet.
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Access to the cabin is by float plane only, typically 30 minutes from Cordova. Float planes land on the lake next to the cabin. In fall, winter and early spring, the cabin may be inaccessible to float planes due to the frozen lake surface. Please contact the local Forest Service Ranger District office at (907) 424-7661 for information prior to making reservations for these periods.
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Professor Isabel Karpin
Professor Isabel Karpin joined the faculty in February 2009. She taught in the Faculty of Law at the University of Sydney from 1994 to 2008. Prior to joining the University of Sydney faculty she worked for a period for the law firm Blake Dawson Waldron Solicitors (as it then was), and then took up a position as legal officer at the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission. In 1991 she completed the Masters of Law program at Harvard University and then moved to New York to undertake a JSD at Columbia University. Her doctoral work entitled 'Embodying Justice: Legal Responses to the Transgressive Body', examined the regulation of marginalised bodies, with a particular focus on the pregnant body She specialises in feminist legal theory, health law, genetics and the law, disability and law and culture. Her current scholarship is in the area of law that can broadly be described as regulating bodies. This includes laws governing reproductive technologies, biotechnology as well as the legal responses to developments in genetic technologies and the challenges these pose to legal understandings of normality, disability, individuality, and family.
Forthcoming publications include:
- Perfecting Pregnancy - Law, Disability and the Future of Reproduction (forthcoming Cambridge University Press, New York) (with Kristin Savell)
- Nikser, J, Mykitiuk, R, Karpin, I, Bayliss F, & Mcleod, C The Healthy Embryo (forthcoming, Cambridge University Press, 2009)
- "Taking Care of the Health of the Preconceived Human Embryo" in Nisker, J, Mykitiuk R, Bayliss F, Karpin, I, and McLeod C (eds) The Healthy Embryo, forthcoming 2009
- With Ellison D "Reproduction without women: Frankenstein and the legal prohibition of human cloning" in Catherine Kevin (ed) Feminism and the Body, Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Cambridge, 2009 (forthcoming)
- With Mykitiuk R "Feminist Legal Theory as Embodied Justice" in Martha Fineman (ed) Transcending the Boundaries of Law: Generations of Feminism and Legal Theory Routledge forthcoming (2009)
Research Interests
Isabel is currently involved in several major research projects in the areas of reproductive technology, disability and emergent genetic technologies including:
- ARC Discovery Grant, "The legal meaning of "serious disability" in prenatal and neonatal decision-making" 2009-2011 (with Kristin Savell)
- ARC Discovery Grant, "Enhancing Reproductive Opportunity in Australia: Reconsidering Consent, Altruism and the Legal Status of Embryos" 2009-2011 (with Jenni Millbank and Anita Stuhmcke).
• Regulating Reproduction • Disability and the Law • Genetics and the Law • Health Law • Feminist Legal Theory • Law and Cultural studies
- Australian Constitutional Law
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Daily Archives: May 23, 2012
Get to know the designers of Fathom and Form
1. What is Fathom & Form? and how did you come up with the name? Chris Baas: Fathom & Form is a jewelry company made up of myself, Christopher Baas and Carleigh Wamberg. Basically what jewelry means to us is exploration. Working … Continue reading
Twinkle toes
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What a great accent chair
This is fantastic. Source: theyallhateus.com via Kristine on Pinterest
Tomorrow night: What I will be watching
J.Crew What's GQ tuning into tomorrow night at 10PM ET? CNBC's "J.Crew and the Man Who Dressed America." We're watching, too, of course. http://www.gq.com/style/blogs/the-gq-eye/2012/05/stuff-well-be-watching-cnbcs-jcrew-and-the-man-who-dressed-america.html I can't wait to see this!! Jcrew has turned completely around. Can't wait to hear … Continue reading
Exciting news … I've got a interview with Fathom and Form
Can't wait to share my interview with the designers from Fathom and Form. Stay tuned for more details.
My May Illustrations
Hope you guys like them. These are my latest fashion illustrations! What's your favorite?
fabulous statement piece
Style me pretty I totally agree. This necklace is a great statement. Source: stylemepretty.com via Cici on Pinterest
Cool Interior
Love this interior. The pictures are a nice offset to the modern furniture. Source: thegiftsoflife.tumblr.com via URBANSAILOR on Pinterest
The Great Gatsby Official Trailer #1
I am dying over the outfits in The Great Gatsby official Trailer. I can not wait for this movie to come out. Art Deco clothing is amazing.
My favorite dresses from Cannes
The ladies below all wore stunning dresses to the Cannes festival 2012.


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Couple in court for running online vice operation
A COUPLE pocketed about $10,000 from a 20-year-old prostitute as well as a cut of the earnings of eight other women they managed in an online vice operation. On Friday, Andy Chang Shi Chang, 29, was jailed eight months by a district court.
The unemployed man had pleaded guilty to procuring women for prostitution, living on immoral earnings and to managing a vice service at Gerald Park condominium in Seletar. Sentencing for his girlfriend, Mabel Wong Liya, 20, was adjourned to Nov 2 to gauge her suitability for probation or reformative training. She had pleaded guilty to similar offences.
The court heard that in January 2010 Chang and Wong placed advertisements in The New Paper for social escorts. They would tell the escorts to provide sexual services for between $250 and $500 a session and to give them a cut of $50 to $100 from each booking.
The nine women named in the court papers are now aged between 20 and 45 but one of them was only 17 years old at the time the offences were committed.


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Unions Misallocate Economic Resources
In a March 15 Letter, Kimberly Freeman Brown said, "It's no coincidence that giving an edge to companies that pay a living wage and offer health care, pensions, sick leave, and other benefits will mean giving an edge to union companies." It's also no coincidence that Detroit, home to a heavily unionized work force, has 25% unemployment and is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Far from helping the economy, unions are responsible for the gross misallocation of economic resources. Instead of letting economic worth determine the value of labor, unions support compensation based on economic leverage. Thus, auto workers belonging to labor unions are compensated (including "health care, pensions, sick leave and other benefits") far better than many other workers in occupations that require far more education and skill. The result is the same economic output from auto workers, but a shortage of skilled workers in other areas of the economy.
It is possible for the middle-class benefits to outweigh the damage that unions inflict on the economy, but only to a limited extent. When the federal government is already running a $1.6 trillion deficit and 10% of workers (at least) can't find jobs that pay half as well as union jobs, it is downright obscene for Ms. Brown to indignantly demand that we accrue more debt in order to make the economy less efficient.
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DMV to Internet-less New Yorkers: Get in Line
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City Hid Facts From Feds About Rikers
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Flood Wall Street Gets Pepper Sprayed and Arrested
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Report Sheds Light on Anti-Muslim Bias
By Jon Campbell
Rikers Island Lawsuits Over Diabetic Care
By Albert Samaha
Says Yolanda Huerga Cedeño to the American defenders of Castro: "We the grown-ups understand no better than our children what is happening in our country. Why does the state education system oblige children to scream slogans they cannot even comprehend, instead of just letting them be children?"
As for her husband's plight, she says, "How can expressing opinions in a journalistic text be taken to constitute a violation of the 'law of protection of the national independence and the economy of Cuba'? . . .
"I heard that Cuban parents who have not allowed their children to participate in political gatherings have been threatened with 'revolutionary justice' carrying lengthy imprisonment for 'acts against the normal development of a minor.' "
Ah, what a wonderment Castro has achieved in "universal, free education" in Cuba! Will the American Library Association give him the annual Immroth Award for Intellectual Freedom that it gave me in 1983?
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WORE: Dolce & Gabbana dress, Louis Vuitton shoes, Fendi bag, Rona Pfeiffer ring
WHERE: Trouble with the Curve premiere afterparty in Los Angeles
Jessica was a show-stopper at the fete celebrating the premiere of fiance Justin Timberlake's new movie. Girly and flattering, the black dress with lace paneling was perfectly chic. The actress paired it with a pair of cap-toe pumps, a violet bag, and a jeweled ring. What a great evening look!


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"Olivier was cast because he was the best actor for the role and both Halle and the director agreed. Any speculation beyond that reason is completely false," the Daily Star quoted Berry's spokesperson as telling the New York Post.
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Thorns and Roses: 10.12.07
Texas Tech officials squelch a distasteful display by rooters
ROSES to Texas Tech University officials who moved quickly to ban T-shirts with an offensive print showing Reveille, the Texas A&M mascot, hanging from a leash held by a football player and the words "VICK 'EM." It was an atrocious play on words of the Aggie motto, "Gig 'em." The player wears No. 7, referring to Michael Vick, the pro player who has pleaded guilty to dogfighting charges.
Officials at A&M, which plays Tech on Saturday, thanked Texas Tech leaders for their action. THORNS go to the student and his fraternity who dreamt up the revolting idea.
Once a cheat, always...
Roberto Madrazo finished a distant third in Mexico's presidential election last year, but just a few months later, in September, he seemed to have captured some solace by finishing first in the age-55 category in the Berlin Marathon. Only things looked a little fishy from the moment he crossed the finish line.
First, there was his dress as he crossed the finish line. For a guy who was supposed to have run 26.2 miles in 60-degree weather, he was wearing a windbreaker, hat and tight running pants and looking mighty cool. Around him were exhausted and sweating runners in T-shirts and shorts. Then race officials found he had apparently taken a short cut and had skipped two checkpoints, which would have had him running a 9.3-mile stretch in 21 minutes, a human impossibility. On Monday, Madrazo was disqualified.
Madrazo was the presidential candidate for the PRI, the party that ruled Mexico for 70 years by virtue of fraud and corruption. Madrazo gets a bushel of THORNS for continuing the old ways.
Last-second trickery
With only a second left on the game clock in a Monday night game, Dallas Cowboy kicker Nick Folk lined up and made a 53-yard field goal, apparently giving Dallas an incredible comeback victory over the Buffalo Bills. But the field goal was nullified because Buffalo coach Dick Jauron had called a timeout a split second before the kick. Folk was forced to kick again and again made it. But was the timeout legal? Yes. Was it sportsmanslike? Not by any means.
And, worse, this last-second trickery of calling of a timeout by an opposing coach on a crucial kick is becoming a trend. Earlier in the season, the Denver coach did the same thing to Oakland, making the Oakland kicker miss his second attempt. Then taking the cue, Oakland did the same to Cleveland's kicker in a subsequent game, and the kick was blocked on the second attempt. THORNS on coaches who use this bit of gamesmanship to get an edge and to the NFL if it doesn't change the rule that allows it.
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The best music festivals in London
Some of 2015's top festivals take place right here in the capital
You lucky Londoner: you don't need a tent or even a pair of wellies to get the full music festival experience this summer. You've got some of the world's biggest acts and a whole world of fun a tube ride away, thanks to these incredible music festivals in London. Buy your tickets today and forget about going away, because after a long day of sun and debauchery there's nothing better than a warm shower and your own bed.
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Camden Rocks
Who's playing? Funeral For A Friend, And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of The Dead, Ginger Wildheart, Heaven's Basement, Black Spiders, Turbowolf, Lawnmower Death, Dinosaur Pile-Up and Menswear.
A festival where you can catch loads of bands playing venues across Camden. Sound familiar? No, it's not the ill-fated Camden Crawl. This is Camden Rocks, a rawk and metal-focused twist on the concept, with over 150 bands (a mix of big name and underground acts) gigging across 20 venues in north London's colourful and sticky-floored rock 'n' roll wonderland.Read more
We Are FSTVL
Who's playing? Route 94, Carl Cox, Masters at Work, Dusky, Heidi, Steve Angello, Gorgon City, Hot Since 82, Loco Dice, Seth Troxler and more.
This is only year three for WAF, but it's already established itself as one of the dance festival big guns. Again taking place over two days, it boasts a staggering amount of globe-conquering DJs, white-hot rising talents and a few respected undergrounders.Read more
Born & Bred
Who's playing? Wiley, Goldie, Zinc, Digital Mystikz, Joker, Loefah, DJ Luck & MC Neat, Oxide and Neutrino, Trojan Sound and more.
A one-day festival teeming with bass, glorious bass, courtesy of top London party promoters Found. A stonking cast have been called in to celebrate UK bass culture, including some huge names in Wiley, Goldie, Zinc, Digital Mystikz and tons more. If drum 'n' bass, jungle, dubstep, garage, grime or gritty techno push your dancefloor buttons, this is an essential festival stop.Read more
Field Day
Who's playing? Ride, Caribou, Patti Smith, FKA Twigs, Mac DeMarco, Run The Jewels, Savages and more.
Since 2007 Field Day has slowly become one of London's very best music festivals, with a consistently excellent booking policy covering the world's finest alternative acts. The bill regularly incorporates everything from weird pop and indie up-and-comers to underground dance producers and folk musicians.Read more
Who's playing? Villagers, Nadine Shah, Honeyblood, Lucy Rose, Beans On Toast, All We Are, Lisa Mitchell, Racing Glaciers, Port Isla and Misty Miller.
Compared to the rest of the city, the west London music scene sucks… right? Not necessarily – check out this nifty one-day festival, spread across five Shepherd's Bush venues that (unless you're a local) you've probably never been to. Funky Liverpudlians All We Are, raw rock duo Honeyblood and sweet indie singer Lucy Rose are highlights, but there's plenty of cool stuff throughout the Bush all day. Break out of the north/east London rut and give it a go.Read more
Found Festival
Who's playing? Guy Gerber, Ellen Allien, Anja Schneider, Motor City Drum Ensemble, George Fitzgerald, Alan Fitzpatrick, Genius Of Time and more.
The daytime dance party moves from east London's Haggerston Park to south London's Brockwell Park. As ever, those who stagger down for the 11am start and make it through the whole day (the event finishes at 9pm) will be rewarded with a superb house and techno line-up.Read more
British Summer Time
Who's playing? Taylor Swift, Blur, The Strokes, The Who, Kylie and more.
For the third year running Hyde Park plays host to some of the planet's biggest musical stars, with an upmarket festival vibe that takes in small stages, theatre and comedy, food and drink and a posh VIP area.Read more
Wireless 10
Who's playing? Drake, Rita Ora, Chance The Rapper, Katy B, Public Enemy, Kid Ink, Big Sean, Black Star, Raekwon/Ghostface Killah, De La Soul, Jhene Aiko, G-Eazy, Ilovemakonnen.
Having cancelled on two previous editions of Wireless festival, Drake has a lot of making up to do. The Canadian MC was already due to headline Wireless 2015, but now he's also been announced for this special all-dayer the weekend before.Read more
Who's playing? Drake, Avicii, David Guetta, Nicki Minaj, Kendrick Lamar, Labrinth, Nero, Jessie J, Clean Bandit, Duke Dumont, Joey Bada$$, Fuse ODG, Childish Gambino, Knife Party, Gorgon City, Grandmaster Flash and more.
For the second year running, Finsbury Park plays host to an eyepopping line-up of hip hop, R&B and dance music royalty. Drake's the big Friday headliner, making up for his no-show at last year's festival, while EDM dons Avicii and Guetta take on Saturday and Sunday nights respectively.Read more
Calling Festival
Who's playing? Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Ryan Adams And The Shining, The Hives, Echo And The Bunnymen and more.
Back for a second year on Clapham Common, Calling Festival still sounds a bit like a telesales conference but packs a punch with its rock-leaning line-up. More line-up announcements are on their way soon, including the full line-up for Sunday.Read more


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Alaska - 2012
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Alaska - 2012
We (my 15 year old and I) are planning a trip from Northern Virginia to visit family in California and then drive north to Alaska and back home in 7 - 8 weeks. I would be the only driver (used to that) having done several trips over 7k miles in my SUV. However, this would be my first cross country trip in the RT.
My daughter turns 16 in August and I want this trip to be a memorable experience for her.
Any tips, anyone?
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Hey, I'm in Northern VA too!!!! I live in Woodbridge (near-ish to IKEA)!
Alaska is AMAZING! I went with my parents a few years ago and it was my 1st experience with my own RV! My parents have a 36' class A and when we went to AK I rented a small 22' class C and loved it!
One thing my parents recommended after their trip - they drove their coach from Williamsburg VA to AK and back and all told it took about 5 months - but they stopped to do stuff a lot - they suggested NOT driving the ALCAN but going up the Cassair Hwy and then cutting across to Chicken to get to Denali. That would make sense if you are already in CA b/c I believe the Cassair is further West than the start of the ALCAN.
What I want to do is go up the Inside Passage on the ferries and then camp in the towns - you have to time it right through so you are on the boat during the day since you can't sleep in your van while you are on the ferry. I'm not willing pay for sleeping accommodations when I have an RV!
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We are actually planning to travel via Cassiar and drive back via the Alcan, take a couple days to visit friends in Idaho (they live close to one of the Yellowstone entrances) and back home.
One of my slightly crazy plans is to do the Dalton highway all the way to Deadhorse and dip my feet in the Artic. I would probably not do it in my RT but rent a SUV for that leg of the journey. I was told and read that the road is really bad in places and the clearance on the RT is low, so wondering.
I hear you about not paying for accommodation while you have the van but for the sake of sanity and for some undisturbed sleeping (where my 15 year old is not moving around so much) I might get a room every few days or so.
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You're probably already aware of this info, but just in case...
http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/popular-topics/ ... /hwy37.htm
There's probably info out there about your return route choice (the Alaska Highway?) too.
Also, there was some discussion about trips to Alaska on here a while back, and some discussions
about the pros/cons and risk versus reward stuff associated with such a voyage. The second one
started as a discussion about safety options while traveling but does mention Alaskan treks.
I guess some of the highlights were the roads can be dangerous and flying gravel and rocks are
a problem for radiators, windshields, and headlights. Carrying an extra spare (2 in total) tire might
be useful as tires can also be victims of the roads. Spare rad hoses and belts and some basic tools
to DIY some basic repairs might be a good idea.
Food and drink may be scarce in some areas, so it's recommended to stock up at every opportunity,
or carry as much of both as possible.
Wildlife can be problematic.
We had thought we'd like to try it too, but after reading up on the experiences of others, and
weighing the pros and cons, we decided we may fly in and rent a Bradley APC to do it at some
time in the future, if we're really bored.
I don't know if this is what you were after, so I hope it helps.
I do believe any trip to Alaska is sure to be memorable, no matter how you approach it.
It's not a sprint(er) (unless you make it one), it's (hopefully) a marathon.
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TV - 2009 F150 XLT SuperCrew / Toad - 2003 Chevy Cavalier
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Thanks Mike. I am not someone that plans to the nth detail. I have a rough plan of where we want to go and things to do.
So it kind of is go with the flow in so far as travel and activities
I did read both the topics, However this trip to Alaska by road has been something I have been thinking about for a very long time.
With regards to safety, I do not plan to cut any corners. We are after all 2 women that will be traveling alone plus dog (how could I have forgotten her - she is a good guard dog).
Did get an additional second spare tire and plan to order other spares. Should check if I can add the second spare tire to the side of the existing spare somehow. Might not be able to open the rear door and might be too permanent.
Plan to order EZ lift for the existing spare tire. Have roadside assistance from both Good Sam and my insurance provider.
The RT is in very good shape, never the less plan to get it completely checked by our service guy. Our mechanic has also promised to show me how to do some basic DIYs and have my daughter record the demo
We will have 2 cell phones between the two of us, plan to get an additional prepaid cell phone with coverage in Canada. Borrowing my friend's satellite phone for those places with no cell coverage in case of an emergency and use my common sense. Do not plan to go to isolated areas or boondock. And of course check in with family everyday.
I did read about gravel and rocks destroying the radiator etc - plan to get some kind of grille guard put in.
Definitely very helpful. Thanks much.
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No problem. Ad hoc is how I do just about everything, except longer trips.
A pre-departure vehicle checkup is a great idea.
The options for vehicle service are supposed to be pretty limited up there, so any DIY
options you might choose, may serve you well. Having spare parts is probably the greatest
plus, as it might take days/weeks to get even basic parts for a specific type of vehicle, even
if there are mechanical repair shops available.
Do you have a GPS standalone unit or some other navigation solution? It might be a good idea.
Also, check with your Emergency Road Service provider about rescue and repairs along your planned
route. They may be able to give you a better idea about what sort of challenges you may face in along
the way.
Good luck, wish I was going along.
It's not a sprint(er) (unless you make it one), it's (hopefully) a marathon.
RV - 2002 Roadtrek 190 Popular (Chevy)
TV - 2009 F150 XLT SuperCrew / Toad - 2003 Chevy Cavalier
Re: Alaska - 2012
I do have a garmin nuvi LMT which I purchased after refusing to pay the 2-3 hundreds it takes to get the maps updated every year for built in navigation on my SUV.
That is a great suggestion. I will check with the emergency service provider. A friend that has done the Alaska trip twice before suggested also keeping the local GOOD Sam chapter members contact info handy.
You could always join us in your RT. We should probably plan our own B van caravan trips.
Re: Alaska - 2012
Thanks for the caravan offer, but I currently have too many irons in various fires to make a trip of
that magnitude. In fact, we may be selling the RT and replacing it with a larger travel trailer.
We've enjoyed our (almost) 4 years of touring in the class B, but we're exploring a new destination
type of extended stay traveling/camping, now that we've pretty much figured out where we like to
go and what doesn't work for us.
Back when I was researching a possible Alaska trip, I also looked into GM/Chevrolet dealer and
service/repair locations along the routes, in the event that a major chassis problem were to occur.
As I recall, there weren't too many.
You might want to investigate that as well. You always hope you won't need to know that stuff, but
I used to be a Cub Scout in a past life, so "being prepared" makes sense to me.
One last item that might be useful, is the Garmin GPS POI file for Roadtrek Dealer and Service
locations in North America. I created it last year with the help of one of the service expert guys at Roadtrek (Peter L.) who provided a current list of their authorized dealers and service centers.
It also has a BMP icon file, and an MP3 audible alert, all of which are Garmin compatible.
Here's a link to one of the threads that has links to the files for downloads....
IIRC there is at least one Roadtrek dealer in Alaska.
It's not a sprint(er) (unless you make it one), it's (hopefully) a marathon.
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TV - 2009 F150 XLT SuperCrew / Toad - 2003 Chevy Cavalier
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We are Planning- (Hoping) our B.C./Yukon/ S.E.Alaska trip in the '02 R/T C190V in August & September.
I understand the mosquitos are far less vicious later in the Summer & traffic - especially other tourists will be some lighter after school starts. We (wife & self - no kids, no pets) will leave Arizona on or about August 6th. Probably cross California (Mojave Desrt) as quickly as possible into the Sierras. Then up Calif & Oregon Coast. Will be in Seattle about 15th for a family wedding. Leave Seattle 19th or 20th according to the Activities Director. We'll cross into B.C. at Sumas/Abbotsford. Then straight North on HWY 1 & 97 to Prince George. From there - West/NorthWest on HWY 16 to Kitwanga Junction & HWY 37 (the Stewart/Cassiar HWY). A section of 37 from Iskut to Deese Lake (83 KM) is unpaved! After that will be Yukon & the Alaska HWY near Watson Lake. We'll spend some time in Whitehorse & go to Skagway for the White Pass train ride. Might cross over on ferry to Haines. Maybe drive up to Haines Junction & back to Whitehorse. Then head back Southward. Either the Alaska HWY or the Cassiar if we enjoyed it the first time & depending on the mood & time left to get back to Seattle by Sept. 22nd or so.
Hope to see some of You Class 'B' travelers on the Road!
Re: Alaska - 2012
Was kidding with the caravan part .. my attempt at humor does not always translate well online and falls flat. I did read some of your forum posts about the trailer search and the cats that are yet to graduate med school. I have been a long time lurker here. Ever thought about a Tiger camper from Provan? http://www.tigervehicles.com/.
Thanks for all the tips. I will be sure to download the POIs' for RT service stations. That must have taken you a considerable amount of time to put together.
Re: Alaska - 2012
I wish I could travel August and September and avoid the crowds. Unfortunately I have a 15 year old in high school which means sticking to the summer break. Add on is the Queen of the castle, our dog Madison. We had initially planned on having someone come home and take her for walks and feed her etc but 2 months in an empty house is a long time for a dog alone. We are planning to leave mid July after daughter's summer school and be back by September 1st week.
Activities Director! Good one that. My Activities Director is my 15 year old. I am more the "have a rough plan", be prepared but don't sweat it if we don't get there as planned, we will get there if not today in a day or two kind of person and she is plan every bit kind. So she is devouring milepost and the books on the Pacific Northwest and Alaska by Mike and Terri Church.
Sounds like a good plan. Wishing you all the best. I am sure you are going to have a lot of fun.
We are planning to cross across from Montana, drive through Banff,Jasper etc, hit the Alaska hwy, Fairbanks, Prudhoe Bay, south to Denali, Anchorage, Kenai and through the Cassiar Hwy and Hwy 16 to Vancouver, Seattle and Sacramento where we celebrate my daughter's 16th with family before heading home east to the DC metro.
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Mira variables lose mass
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An attempt at immigration reform in 2006 and 2007 failed because voters remembered the empty promises of 1986 and rallied against similar assurances made by then-President George W. Bush and others.
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Such an approach may take years to work, but remember we've had a system in place for more than 25 years that sounds eerily similar to the approach being taken today and it has not worked at all.
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