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Iceland: Reykjavik to the Glaciers6 days Nature & Wildlife Tours
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Maximum tour group size: 35 travelers
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Overnight Flight 1 night
Day 1: Travel day
Board an overnight flight to Reykjavik.
Reykjavik 4 nights Hotel info
Day 2: Arrival in Reykjavik
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Welcome to Iceland! Get a feel for Reykjavik, often called the greenest city on Earth, with your Tour Director leading the way.
• See the Höfôi House, Restaurant Perlan and the presidential residence at Bessastadir
• Visit Hallgrim's Church and the University District
• Pass Old Town Center, Parliament and the modern City Hall
• Glimpse the artwork of Ásmundur Sveinsson and Einar Jónsson, both famous Icelandic artists
Join your fellow travelers for a welcome dinner this evening.
Day 3: The Golden Circle
Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Leave the bustle of Reykjavik behind as you travel the Golden Circle, a ring of some of Iceland's most magnificent natural wonders.
• Stop at Thingvellir National Park to see the Althing, an open-air governmental assembly that was established in 930 and continued to meet until 1798
• Explore the Great Geysir Geothermal Area, located in the Haukadalur Valley
• Discover Gullfoss, or the Golden Waterfall, a natural wonder and the most powerful waterfall in Europe
Day 4: The South Coast
Included meals: Breakfast
Embark on an excursion to the South Coast, a lowland region of lush farmland, striking waterfalls, beaches, glaciers and picturesque villages.
• Stand behind a gushing waterfall
• View the Eyjafjallajökull volcano
• Feel the power of a glacier beneath your feet (weather permitting)
• Stop in the village of Skógar to see recreated Viking houses
• Walk on the black sands of the country's South Coast
Day 5: The Blue Lagoon
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Spend the morning exploring on your own or add an excursion.
This afternoon, travel to the Blue Lagoon, a famed geothermal spa known for its restorative properties.
• Float weightlessly in the ethereal light-blue waters
• Choose to purchase therapeutic spa treatments and massages
Say goodbye to your group at a farewell dinner this evening.
Optional Excursion - Whale Watching Cruise $85*pp Details
On this three-hour cruise, you'll journey into the aquatic world of whales. Keep an eye out for minke whales, orcas, humpback whales and playful dolphins and porpoises. Where there are whales, sea birds are never far behind, including the gannet, puffin, guillemot razorbill, cormorant, kittiwake, sea gull, tern and many more. Please note: This excursion runs from early May through late September.
Save $10 when you book this excursion up to 3 days before your tour departs. (On-tour price: $95)
Day 6: Departure
Included meals: Breakfast (excluding early morning departures)
Transfer to the airport for your flight home.
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Passport & Visa Requirements
In order to enter Iceland, U.S. and Canadian citizens need a valid passport. The expiration date must extend at least six months beyond the date of your return home. No visa is required for U.S. or Canadian citizens. If you are not a U.S. or Canadian citizen, you must contact each country's consulate for your particular entry requirements.
Baggage Allowance
Airlines have varying weight restrictions on luggage. Some airlines may impose additional charges if you choose to check any baggage; be advised that you are responsible for any such costs. Contact your airline for detailed information regarding luggage size and weight restrictions for your flight, but please note that Go Ahead travelers are restricted to one checked bag per person due to storage limitations on motor coaches and other internal transfers, which may include train connections or flights. One carry-on bag is also permitted, provided that it does not exceed 45 total inches (length + width + height). Make sure you label your baggage and carry valuables, medication and documents in your carry-on bag.
Clothing & Packing Tips
Iceland tends to be cool and often damp at certain times of year. Loose-fitting, layered clothing that can accommodate varying temperatures will probably be most comfortable. A sun hat, sunglasses and a sturdy pair of walking shoes or sneakers are recommended for sightseeing. It's always a good idea to be prepared for any eventuality—a lightweight sports jacket and rainwear are advised. If you plan to visit an elegant restaurant or attend the opera or theater, you will probably feel more comfortable with something formal to wear. Also, remember that it is preferable not to visit churches or other religious sites with bare legs and shoulders (and entrance may be denied on this basis).
There are no major health risks when traveling to Iceland. However, it is always advisable to check with your doctor or health-care provider for the latest updates.
Every island nation should be known for its seafood— and Iceland is no exception. Wherever you go, you'll find the freshest fish and seafood offerings as well as many delightful Icelandic offerings.
Flights arrive in and depart from Reykjavik. Included transportation on "Iceland: Reykjavik to the Glaciers" is by private motorcoach. In your free time, most locations are best accessed on foot.
All destinations operate on the European standard 220 volts.
Time Zones
Iceland is one hour behind Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and five hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time (EST). When it's noon in New York, it's 5 p.m. in Reykjavik.
The Icelandic Krona is the currency you will be using on your tour. Better rates of exchange are usually available overseas, although it is worth ordering some currency from your local bank to use when you first arrive. We strongly advise that you take debit/bank cards and credit cards, which can be used to withdraw cash at local banks, as needed. You can use most debit/credit cards at ATMs on the international networks Cirrus and Plus, but make sure to check with your home bank about withdrawal fees. We suggest that you inform your bank and credit card company of your travel plans, so that they won't confuse your international purchases for fraudulent charges.
At the conclusion of your tour, it is customary to offer your Tour Director and driver a gratuity. We recommend tipping in your tour country'scurrency, the equivalent of $3USD/CAD per person per day for your driver and $6USD/CAD to $9USD/CAD per person per day for your Tour Director. If applicable, we also recommend the equivalent of $2USD/CAD per local guide. Tips can only be paid in cash. Please keep current local currency exchange rates in mind when tipping.
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Wonderful Tour of Iceland
Really enjoyed my recent tour of Iceland with a group of friends. The tour was wonderful - great people, excellent hotel (located in a the city with the harbor, restaurants and shops so convenient), wonderful meals and a friendly, helpful, safe-driving bus driver. Our tour guide Gunnar was wonderful - his knowledge of the country was amazing and he published a book of photographs on Iceland. Based out of Reykjavik, we saw incredible sights from snow-capped mountains, valleys, meadows, horse and sheep farms, glaciers, geysirs, waterfalls, black lava beaches and hot springs. Such a beautiful tour of Iceland's natural beauty. In Reykjavik, we had a great overview of the city and the history of the city. Loved the added-on whale watching tour where we saw minke whales and dolphins. I like the length of the tour - Sunday-Wednesday with travel days on both ends. I liked being busy with little free time except in the evenings. I would highly recommend this tour to Iceland. It was a wonderful experience. Kathy, Canonsburg, PA
Excellent first tour!
This was my first time traveling with Go Ahead and I was very impressed. Even before leaving on the tour the phone center was more than helpful with any questions I had. The tour itself was great! Every place we visited was better than the previous location. My fiancé and I loved it and we look forward to booking more tours with Go Ahead.
Fabulous unless you have dietary restrictions
Almost everything about our tour of Iceland was fantastic. I was excited about having fresh fish and seafood along with locally grown vegetables. Despite the excellent chefs, my request for accommodation with dietary restrictions was not communicated successfully. I came home very sick and frustrated that something so preventable was not handled better.
Dear Kate, We are so pleased that you found your recent tour of Iceland to be fantastic! We regret to hear that you experienced difficulty with your personal dietary restrictions. We understand that our travelers have a wide variety of needs, and we do our best to accommodate those who may need alternate meals prepared. We are looking into the situation you encountered on tour, and are working diligently to ensure that such circumstances do not arise in the future. We are addressing your concerns with your Tour Director's manager, as well as with our operations team. We once again would like to extend our apologies, and thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We do hope that you will travel with Go Ahead again in the future.
Posted by Daniela, Director of Quality Control | July 30, 2015
Great tour, great tour director!
This was a fabulous tour. Our tour director was wonderful/fabulous! The places we went to see, the history and facts provided to us, the hotel, the restaurants included were fantastic. I totally love Iceland! I wish I had purchased more souvenirs for friends here in the U.S., particularly from the hotel gift shot and the Blue Lagoon shop. The hotel breakfasts were out of this world buffet, and of course included herrings and salmon. The included meals were great. I love fish, and all the fresh fish we had is incomparable to anything I've had before. Everything fresh, clean, no pesticides on the veggies grown in hothouses. First dinner in hotel was wonderful. Final dinner in restaurant downtown was great. Best water I've ever had, and I grew up in NYC where water is good. I purchased sushi in hotel for one dinner, and it was fabulous -- I think there was rhubarb in the sushi :-) The geysers, the waterfalls, the Viking history, the art in parks, watching residents bicycle, observing the sheep, going to lava beach, the blue lagoon.... all great.
Iceland is awesome
Iceland is an amazing place. We actually stayed an extra 9 days beyond the tour's end and rented a car and drove around the Ring Road. The sights are amazing. The people are very warm and friendly. Go Ahead Tours does an excellent job of finding lodging that is right in the middle of everything. Our hotel was within easy walking distance to great shopping, restaurants and bars. Overall it was an amazing trip.
An Icebreaker Tour - You will want to return for more
My only complaint about this tour is that it is too short! The hotel is located right in the heart of the city and you can walk to many restaurants, shops and museums. Our tour guide was informative and friendly. He included a few stops that were not on the agenda but we had the time to add them because we were a small group of 13 who were very punctual. Each day got progressively more fasciniating. We went from the city tour on our first full day to a magical day of touring waterfalls, glaciers, volcanoes, geysirs and black sand beaches on our second to last full day. On our last day we had the optional whale watch (no luck with the whales, but I did see 12 puffins). Later that day we went to the Blue Lagoon. Although the Blue Lagoon was a nice, different experience, I must admit it did not live up to my expectations. My most vivid memory will be of watching rainbows form at the waterfalls, including double rainbows. And the memory that makes me laugh is of me walking on a moss covered lava field and then falling. I feared the injuries I would sustain falling on sharp lava but I was so relieved when I landed. The moss had cushioned my fall and I only had 2 tiny scratches on my left pinkie finger. Even though I fell on lava, it felt like I had fallen on a cloud!
Gunnar the Guide
Our tour director was named Gunner, which he referred to himself as Gunnar the Guide. He was very knowledgeable about Iceland and knew all the places to go and see. He tried to get to know all of us and joked around with us on the bus trips to and from different places. He told us about places we should check out as well as eat and places to avoid. If you like being outdoors, this is the trip for you. You experience all of the seasons as well as different environments. We were on black sandy beaches one day, to seeing waterfalls the next, to being on a glacier, to being in the geothermal pools. Overall the Iceland trip was amazing. Go Ahead did a great job putting this together. I would definitely recommend this tour to everyone and would definitely go back myself!
Amazing Country
Iceland is absolutely wonderful. The landscape with mountains, glaciers, lava fields, black pebble beaches, waterfalls, is unbelievable. The tour was an excellent introduction to the western half of the country, and most definitely makes me want to return and travel around the entire country. The tour guide was very nice but not as attentive or as informative as our guide in Italy (he was excellent--so maybe I've been spoiled). But overall, an excellent experience, and I'm booking my next Go Ahead tour today.
Icelandic Adventure
Though briefer than I'd have liked, this tour of Iceland had it all: magnificent scenery, good companions in our group, a fantastic tour guide (Helga), and a wide range of good food. Iceland has waterfalls all over the place! Some are thin rivulets of water slipping down a hillside; others are thunderous streams diving over a cliff to the land below. Gullfoss was an incredibly powerful waterfall--truly majestic. We were there at just the right time of day: the sun and water combination offered a beautiful rainbow arching over the imposing falls. Unfortunately, our trip to the glacier was canceled because of the instability of the volcano bubbling away beneath it. However, we did travel to the coast near Vik where the beach has black sand. Nearby are unusual basalt columns. This is a "puffin area." I didn't get to see one up close and personal--as I'd hoped to do. But I DID see one . . . so I was happy! The old adage about "getting there is half the fun" is not true of this tour. BEING there is all the fun!
Very strange landscape is worth a visit
Iceland is an incredibly volcanic landscape that is worth a visit just for that. Even though we liked that it was a pretty short tour, still an extra day might have been useful -- when the group went whale watching and to the Blue Lagoon we did other things that might have been appealing to other members of the group if the opportunity was available to them.


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Dude made his 41 yd FG with no problem. He's 40 of 55 kicking 40-49 yd field goals. While his career high is 60, he blew the game for them. Had he made the kick, you'd sit here all week telling us how the Jets got robbed b/c of Hill's drops, Fasano's apparent BS catch, and some roughing the kicker nonsense.
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Charters get more than they wanted from lawmakers
A crop of new charter school legislation has been discussed in the North Carolina General Assembly.
Senate Bill 337, titled "an act to create the North Carolina Public Charter Schools Board and make other changes to charter school laws," would create a separate state board for charter schools and changes some of the requirements for charter schools, including teacher certification requirements.
Eddie Goodall, executive director of the North Carolina Public Charter Schools Association, said his group did not request the separate board or teacher requirements in the legislation.
"Our members did not ask for that legislation," Goodall said.
He said they have also not had any members ask that the teacher regulations be removed.
"It's kind of a situation where we ask for fewer regulations, but we've kind of entered a position saying they don't want new regulations," Goodall said.
The legislation strikes the current requirement that at least 75 percent of teachers teaching grades Kindergarten through fifth grade must have teacher certificates. At least 50 percent of teachers in grades six through eight and at least 50 percent of teachers in grades 9 through 12 must have teacher certificates.
It also strikes the requirement that teachers teaching core subjects–math, science, social studies and language arts–in grades six through 12 must be college graduates.
"That was not something the existing schools asked for," Goodall said. "I think they will end up having larger percentages anyway, so I'm not sure what the purpose (is)."
The North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) have concerns about the legislation.
"Public money needs to have accountability and transparency and it seems that with public taxpayer dollars being spent, the taxpayers deserve to have educators that are certified," Kim Hargett, president of the Union County Association of Educators and district director for the NCAE, said.
"I think the issue that really concerns us is also the lack of background checks and I imagine that would also be a real concern for parents," Hargett said. "When it's public dollars, there needs to be accountability. If it's a private entity, certainly private entities have the right to do what they wish."
Hargett said they are also concerned about a separate school board.
"We're setting ourselves up for a shadow school system," Hargett said. "We are headed toward a path of a real socioeconomic divide in our publicly funded schools."
She added that because charter schools do not have to provide transportation or meals, there is a high likelihood that there will be a socioeconomic divide.
State Senator Tommy Tucker, R-35, introduced Senate Bill 575, which authorizes county commissioners to provide funding to public charter schools for capital projects. The bill authorizes up to $250,000 a year for each charter school in the county.
"I was asked by the charter school community to (introduce the bill)," Tucker said. "That was a compelling factor...the charter schools are public schools and they have built their own buildings."
He added that the schools have saved their counties "millions" by doing so.
"Now some of them have capital projects," Tucker said. He added that the schools cannot do much with $250,000.
The bill does not compel county commissioners to fund capital projects, Tucker said, it simply gives them the option, which some commissioners in the state have asked for.
A provision will most likely be added to ensure the secure return of the money should the school close, Tucker said.
"(We are) taking public money and spending it on public schools," Tucker said. "A minimal amount obviously...for capital improvements that they may need...so far they've 100 percent financed everything they've done."
Tucker was not asked by the Union County Commissioners to introduce this specifically, he said. It is a statewide bill.
Goodall said they did ask for Tucker's bill.
"We need that," Goodall said. "We're only asking for the county commissioners to be able to, but they don't have to."
It has come up in the past and the attorney general's office said that since funding capital projects was not listed specifically as something that county commissioners could fund, there was a presumption they could not, Goodall said. They once ran into that problem with Union Academy, he added.
"I'm ecstatic that we are in a position to kind of find out what parents want in the state without artificial barriers," Goodall said. "We will see."
"We always thought that if charters were successful enough and there was enough pressure on district schools to do better then they would somehow figure out what they would have to do," Goodall said. "We think there has been a lot of activity among the traditional public school systems already, especially this year...I think that's a positive."
Goodall added the improvement is not a threat for charter schools, but a positive for public education.
Senate Bill 337 has passed its first reading and is currently in the finance committee. Senate Bill 575 also passed its first reading and has been referred to the education and higher education committee.


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Bill Streeter: LoFiSTL Guru, and Now the RFT's Tech Blogger
I know not everybody reads the Daily RFT, so I figured I'd alert everyone to the fact that LoFiSTL/LoFiSessions guru Bill Streeter is the paper's new technology blogger. Huzzah! Congrats to Bill! His inaugural column is here; follow along with all of his posts here.
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However, Microsoft is now in code-red panic mode as a major bug has been found in Windows 7's RTM build, one which threatens to kill the OS's release party. The RTM build -- 7600.16385 -- thus far only received by a handful, features a reportedly massive memory leak in the unassuming, but frequently used program chkdsk.exe.
When scanning a second hard disk (a non-boot partition or second physical drive) using the "/r" (read and verify all file data) parameter the utility starts to leak memory like its a monsoon and quickly runs up a high enough memory debt that it blue screens and crashes the system, according to some (others merely report a memory usage of around 98 percent within seconds, but without the legendary "blue screen of death").
The bug has been confirmed on many different hardware setups --it's been verified to occur on everything from a Intel Atom-based netbook running the 32-bit version, to a Intel Core 2 Duo notebook running the 64-bit version, and a VMware Workstation 6.5.2 virtual machine running the 32-bit version.
Explorer.exe, which runs the utility does not release the excessively large amounts of memory it gobbles up, compounding the problem.
Microsoft is reportedly trying to avoid claiming responsibility, blaming the problem on chipset driver issues and telling users to upgrade their firmware. Yes, that makes absolutely no sense, considering the bug has been verified to exist in VMware. However, that's the current stance Microsoft is reportedly taking.
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In a heavy roasting pan or large cast-iron skillet, toss together the fennel, onions, 5 lemon quarters, and the wine. Rub the snapper all over with olive oil and season inside and out with salt and pepper. Stuff the cavity with the herbs and the remaining lemons.
Roast about 30 minutes (15 minutes for each inch of thickness), until the flesh just begins to flake.


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From Skechers active range comes this sporty looking casual shoe available in a rane of colours. Great for all day wear the padded ankle collar and tongue for added comfort.
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Following is a yummy Muffin Recipe and guest post
by Audrey at Break It, Make it or Bake It… enjoy!!
Last week my boss requested Monkey Bread. I think his wife has him on a diet and he wanted some sweets… ha ha!
Monkey bread is so easy to make, but seems to make too much, so I decided to try making it into muffins. {this recipe can be used for a regular batch of monkey bread also}
- 3 (12 oz) packages of refrigerated biscuit dough
- 1 cup of granulated sugar
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
- 1 cup (2 sticks) butter
- 1 cup brown sugar
- Foil Muffin Liners
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts (optional)
- 1/2 cup raisins (optional)
Heat Oven to 350 degrees. Put foil liners into muffin tin (I figured foil would be better than paper)
Mix sugar and cinnamon in a plastic bag. Cut biscuits into thirds, and then cut into smaller pieces. Shake biscuit pieces in plastic bag and add all pieces to 1 muffin cup.
Continue until all biscuits are gone or muffin tins are full.
In a small sauce pan, melt the butter and brown sugar over medium heat. Boil for 1 minute.
Spoon 1 teaspoon of mixture over each muffin tin.
Bake at 350 for 17 minutes.
Cool and eat! The muffins should just pull apart.
These were so good for breakfast! And I think next time I will make a cream cheese frosting to drizzle on the top and make them more like a cinnamon roll muffin!
Audrey is a first time mom to a 2 year old, with another baby one the way. When she isn't running around, you can usually find her playing trucks, baking or catching up on junkie reality tv. Read more about her and her crazy son at Break It, Make it or Bake It.
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The document shown below has been accessed from the archive of the WACANupdate. The WACANupdate was an e-newsletter published by the White Anti-racist Community Action Network (www.wacan.org) from 2004 through 2009.
|Colorblindness reforming
by Jeff Hitchcock
National and worldwide opinion agrees President-elect Barack Obama ushered in a historic moment of change last Tuesday. But people differ as to the details.
I believe we are witnessing the beginning of the retreat of colorblindness as the dominant mode of thinking about race in the United States. The irony is that since John McCain took him to task last July 31, Obama ran one of the most perfectly colorblind presidential campaigns in recent memory. But Obama is not colorblind, as his April speech on race unquestionably demonstrated. As President-elect, he has shown a comfort level with racial identity many people of color evince, but white people seldom understand.
Colorblindness has always had two sides, either as an ideal shared by people of all colors, or as a white cultural mechanism for suppressing recognition of racial injustice. Under the guise of colorblindness societal actions, including governmental policy, maintained the advantages of whiteness. Few white people cared to distinguish one type of colorblindness from the other, although the difference was always apparent to people of color.
Now the President can tell the difference. The stealth policies of white advantage, couched in the language of colorblindness, will lose their cloak of plausibly deniable racism.
White supremacists have already declared Obama's election a boon to filling their ranks. Colorblindness is no longer sufficient to address white interests, they proclaim. Racial justice activists also have an opening now to advance race conscious views. In between, the vast colorblind middle that has governed racial discourse for over a half century is beginning to dissipate.
|Letters to the Editor
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|Oh say can you see?
President-elect Barack Obama would like to hear your vision for what America can be.
Some reaction
One black president might do more than thousands of educators, a teacher envisioned, and the immediate reaction made his prediction seem plausible. The African American community senses a need for change. Civil rights leaders ponder the future. But racism is still here, some say. For now, the celebration is enough. Americans feel encouraged about the future of race relations (Article 1, Article 2).
What about white people?
Many white voters welcomed the opportunity to vote for a black candidate. Others felt torn. White fears ran amok and some politicians worked them to the hilt. Ultimately whites sided with the Republican candidate, but the black Democrat won more white votes than his white predecessors. The Republican Party may find whiteness is not enough. Following the election, some white people remained fearful and others elated. Is this how Republicans express white guilt? After a lifetime of witnessing racial injustice one white activist finally glimpses a smidgen of pride.
Dare we discuss our dire fear?
As Barack Obama walked out to face the crowd in Chicago on election night, many people quietly feared for his life. He seemed so vulnerable, alone surrounded by a vast sea of people. Two white supremacists have already been indicted in an assassination plot. The McCain-Palin campaign stirred the pot. The prospect of Obama as a target is not something new. Security experts have been on the case for some time. Let us pray for their continued success.
Disparities and hate continue
Model minority myth exposed in study of Asian residents in New York City. Florida high school keeps Klan leader's name. Hawaiian tourism official resigns over racist emails. Hate crimes are on the rise. Hispanic civil rights activists are being targeted. A Florida boss claims racist signs were a joke. A Rabbi complains sentencing of two cross burners in New York was too lenient. Two Sikhs are attacked in New Jersey. An anti-immigrant law of a local Pennsylvania town faces Federal appeals court. Los Angeles police practice racial profiling. Palo Alto, CA, police do too. Cuyahoga County, OH, gives white people benefit of the doubt in plea bargains.
Ralph Nader's nadir
On election night Ralph Nader wondered publicly if Obama would be an "Uncle Tom." Even Fox News felt this was questionable. Lest there be any doubt, people of color elaborated. Rinku Sen of the Applied Research Center summarized Nader's past uses of race. Krsta Keating of Revolutionize yo' Block let Nader know he didn't have a pass, and blogger Bint Alshamsa called him an "attention-hog," giving him one of her "Special White Woman Awards."
International News
The world celebrated Obama's victory. Reactions varied. In Malaysia one pundit saw a colorblind victory. Others saw lessons for their own country, and the end of white supremacy. An Indonesian writer questioned whether Obama was "black," given his mixed heritage. Another saw the end of racism in the United States. An Australian writer took Obama's identity as a black American at face value and lauded the historical moment. An Australian talk show host played wild and loose with images of lynching. The Prime Minister of Italy came under fire for calling Obama "suntanned." The first lady of France acted with more decorum, calling on France to end its own racism.
In other news, racism rears its head in the Malaysian electoral process. An Australian court hands down a sentence that antagonizes the Aboriginal community. In South Africa, a white employer pays for her racism, but the man she targeted says not enough. Cyprus celebrates color in the Rainbow Festival. Britain asks Spain to act against racism directed at British Formula One racing champion. His father decries the abuse. Irish white supremacists erect racist posters. Racism in Italy comes under public scrutiny (Article 1, Article 2).
White supremacists
Obama's ascendance has given fuel to white supremacist groups (Article 1, Article 2). A Philadelphia racist skinhead remains unapologetic. White supremacists infiltrate the military while the chain of command practices "don't ask, don't tell." David Duke's planned conference caused consternation. The hotel cancelled. But Duke planned to go ahead anyway. A California policeman loses job for racist photo self-portrait. White supremacist murder suspect arrested in Oklahoma.
Archival footage: 1950s government film encourages "integrated" office (Part 1, Part 2).
Black/white progress uneven in social and political spheres.
A history of race in the USA: Interview with David Roediger.
A history of race in the American courtroom.
Asian men resent Asian women for dating Caucasian males.
Are gay men in India enamored with whiteness?
Anti-racist Parent considers what to do why your 6-year-old hears Obama wants to kill babies, and your white supremacist nephews get in your 1-year-old's face at family gatherings.
And what about when a white 17-month-old calls black people "doggie."
White parents adopting in Ethiopia advised to do it surreptitiously.
Obama's victory brings joy to daughter of racist icon George Wallace, others.
Thanks for being a white ally. Hmmm...
Christian Lander, author of Stuff White People Like, shows deepening analysis of white people during interview.
White anti-racist Shelly Tochluk discusses a key moment in her anti-racist development.
Interesting take on the customary presidential portrait gallery.
Fascinating snippet from Cartoon Network's Sealab 2021, naming whiteness.
Is all that is cultural in New York City white?
Barbie, in her many manifestations.
Did Jus Rhyme (of AR-15) get a press agent? (Article 1, Article 2, Article 3, Article 4)
"America mourns the death of Joe the Racist," by Min. Paul Scott. OpEdNews, November 10, 2008.
"Racism 2.0," by Michael Fisher. The Assault on Black Folk's Sanity, November 8, 2008.
"Good, and now back to work: Avoiding both cynicism and overconfidence in the age of Obama," by Tim wise. Racialicious, Nov 5, 2008.
"We still aren't in a post-racial society," by Fred McKissack. The Progressive, November 5, 2008.
"Five ways we talked about race and identity this election," by Latoya Peterson. The American Prospect, November 4, 2008.
"I am a racist," by Abby L. Ferber. Huffington Post, October 30, 2008.
"Asians against white supremacy," by the Editors. Jalan: A Journal of Asian Liberation, September 21, 2008.


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DALLAS (AP) A rare, 165-year-old map of Texas that has been in the same family for generations is expected to sell at auction for more than $150,000.
The 1849 first edition map, considered the first official map of Texas after it became a state in 1845, will be offered Saturday in Dallas by Heritage Auctions.
The map was one of several historical family items that 66-year-old Patrick Martin, a retired architect, decided to bring to an appraisal event Heritage was holding last spring in Birmingham, Ala., near his home.
Joe Fay, Heritage's manager of rare books, called it a "eureka" moment when he realized the map was a first edition.
Fay said the map, a lithograph, was hand signed by Jacob De Cordova, a land agent who commissioned the map.
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Walrus TV Artist Feature: David Choe InterviewJuxtapoz // Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Never boring, and always pushing buttons, David Choe is endlessly stimulating. In this interview from the "Dithers" DVD, you get a glimpse of the man behind the art, and the cleverness you witness as he speaks becomes amplified when viewed in the context of his masterful paintings.
Juxtapoz 15th Anniversary Art Auction: David ChoeJuxtapoz // Monday, November 23, 2009
Today, to kick off the second installment of the Juxtapoz 15th Anniversary Art Auction, we get down and dirty with artist David Choe. Images of sex and violence, heartbreak, and despair--all infused with a dark sense of humor--are only a sampling of themes that permeate his work.
Juxtapoz 15th Anniversary Auction Party: Recap 2Juxtapoz // Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Continuing coverage of our massive 15th Anniversary Auction Party this Saturday in Los Angeles at The Factory Place Arts Complex, we now presnt you with more great photos of one great night.
Get Bidding at Charity BuzzJuxtapoz // Sunday, November 01, 2009
Just to make it all crystal clear, we're reminding you once again that our big 15th Anniversary Art Auction is being held online at CharityBuzz.com in two waves. Why? Because we got so much stunning artwork, we thought it would be better to break it up so you all had less artwork to cull through. This Dave Ellis piece (who will be in our upcoming December 2009 issue) is part of the first wave, and already has multiple bids.
Photos: David Choe x Rob Sato x Joe To at MetropolisJuxtapoz // Wednesday, September 09, 2009
The work of Rob Sato and Joseph To (Juxtapoz #104) is now on display in a showing curated by longtime friend, David Choe. Both these artist's unique renderings are simultaneously humorous, beautiful, and bizarre. We'd expect nothing less from these guys.
The Punishirt from David ChoeJuxtapoz // Tuesday, August 11, 2009
David Choe has a few more of his exclusive punisher t-shirts, also known as The Punishirt. How clever."I had these printed up for San Diego Comic Con 2009," writes David. "These are original custom-made limited-run awesomeness." Read More...
David Choe Siamese TwinsJuxtapoz // Sunday, August 09, 2009
Is it any surprise David Choe likes Siamese twins? (No, not like that, you weirdo). "The Siamese twins are back!" proclaims Choe. "And bigger and badder than ever."
Comic Con 2009 with David ChoeJuxtapoz // Friday, July 31, 2009
"Here's to another year of Star Wars dress-up and comic book signings," reports Trina Calderon. "Comic Con 2009 hosted up to 200,000 fans in San Diego's Gaslamp District this summer." Among attendees were art superstars David Choe and Travis Louie, both of whom Trina caught up with amidst all the Comic Con debauchery.
Exclusive David Choe Tee at Comic ConJuxtapoz // Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Unless you have been living under a rock the past few weeks, you know ComicCon kicks off tomorrow in San Diego. If you're heading down, stop by the Upper Playground booth where they'll be selling a Comic-Con exclusive tee featuring the art of David Choe.
David Choe Speaks on "Spark"Juxtapoz // Tuesday, March 31, 2009
KQED's art program, Spark, profiled David Choe (Juxtapoz cover #72) in this video segment the artist recently posted on his blog, stating, "See how skinny I was when I got out of jail in this clip, KQED just sent to me!" True, Choe is the contemporary art world's favorite badass, having survived time in a Japanese jail, amongst many other extreme situations. We see these as fuel for his amazing artistry. "I've had the door shut on my face so many times. Rejection, rejection, rejection. And I don't really care to get my art critiqued. And I don't really care what you think about it," Choe states in the video. "No one goes to museums anyways, so it's this whole attitude and I just steal a can of paint and go out and paint all this stuff of the freeway and a you know, a thousand people will see it before 8 o'clock on the 101 freeway than the 10 or hundred people that would have ever seen it over the course of a month in an art gallery." Word. Speaking of gallery work, get all the info on Choe's upcoming solo in China, Deathblossom, at PYO Gallery here.


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MILWAUKEE, Wisc. - The University of New Hampshire women's volleyball team was defeated by IUPUI, 3-2 in the opening match of the Marquette Volleyball Challenge at the Al McGuire Center on Friday afternoon. The game scores were 30-26, 30-27, 18-30, 30-32 and 11-15.
UNH fell to 0-4 to begin the season, while IUPUI won its season opener.
The 'Cats were led statistically by sophomore outside hitter Emmy Blouin (St. Albert, Alberta) who tied a career-high with 19 kills in the loss. Senior captain Erin Walker (Fulton, N.Y.) registered 16 kills, six digs and seven blocks, while freshman Caitlin Dowd (Portsmouth, N.H.) turned in another solid performance with a career-high 14 kills and a .385 hitting percentage.
Junior Sarah Rehn (Oceanside, Calif.) ran the Wildcat offense with a career-high 50 assists, while also adding 10 digs. Sophomore outside hitter Jeanne Czipri (Aurora, Ill.) amassed a team-high 16 digs, while freshman libero Callie Webster (Mercer Island, Wash.) posted 14 digs in the match.
The Wildcats next match officially opens their 2005 home schedule at Lundholm Gym on Tuesday, Sept. 6 (7 p.m.) against the 2004 defending national champions Stanford University on the fifth annual "Pack the Arena Night" as the Wildcats try to break their attendance record of 1,949 fans set on Oct. 22, 2000 vs. Hofstra. Tickets are available by calling 1-866-WILDCAT or by visiting www.unhwildcats.com


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(ABC 6 News) -- It's that time of year when cities and counties are fine-tuning their budgets for next year.
And when the Mower County Board asks the public what it thinks tomorrow night, supporters of one organization will be there.
The board went into budget discussions with the usual goal – "to try to bring in the levy as low as we could," said county coordinator Craig Oscarson.
And since mandated programs are just that – mandated:
"The finance committee took a hard look at what are the non-mandated programs in each department," Oscarson explained
The Crisis Nursery is one of those programs.
"Crisis Nursery is short-term emergency child care that's free for families who are in hardship," said Parenting Resource Center Director Maryanne Law.
For years the program was funded by the state. But when that money went away, the Hormel Foundation and the United Way stepped-in, with help from the county
"A very valuable $7,000 for the direct placement costs," Law told us. "It's a minor amount, really, but it's very very significant for the program."
In the first ten months of this year, the Crisis Nursery has served 28 different families, and more than 40 different children.
But because it's is a non-mandated program:
"The finance committee decided not to fund it," Oscarson said.
"The county doesn't have to do it, but it also is a very effective use ... an investment of dollars in an early-intervention service," Law added.
And that's the case the Crisis Nursery will have to make at the county's truth-in-taxation hearing on Thursday night:
"How do they fit with the county -- do they fit our mission, do they save us money long-term," said Oscarson.
"We believe it definitely fits the county mission," Maryanne Law added.
The Mower County Board's truth-in-taxation hearing starts at six o'clock Thursday night at the courthouse in Austin.


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This Week: The Aggie volleyball team heads to the Western Athletic Conference volleyball tournament, which runs Nov. 25-27. NM State is the No. 1 seed and will await the winner of match two between No. 4 seed Idaho and No. 5 seed Kansas City. The Aggies play in match four on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 7:30 p.m. (MT) in Grand Canyon Arena located in Phoenix, Ariz.
Radio Coverage: The Aggie Sports Network is scheduled to air all the WAC Tournament matches on KSNM AM 570 and if the Aggies make the NCAA Tournament, Radio of Las Cruces will also produce those matches as well. Jay Sanderson is giving the play-by-play action for any matches that air on the radio. The matches airing in Las Cruces can also be heard from anywhere around the world on the Internet by logging onto www.NMStateSports.com. Just click on the live events link to access the coverage for a fee.
Live Stats on the Web: Live stats will be available for fans at www.NMStateSports.com at no cost all season long. Fans can click on the Live Events link at the top of the NMStateSports.com home page to access the live stats.
Twitter/Facebook: Get all the updates of Aggie Athletics on Twitter and Facebook. Get in-game statistics and in-game updates on Twitter @NMStateAggies. Find out about all Aggie Athletics promotions and events on Facebook (NMSU Athletics and The Aggie Student-Athlete).
Video Streaming: The Western Athletic Conference, in conjunction with its Web site partner NeuLion, has announced it will stream all of the matches of the 2013 WAC Volleyball Tournament. Viewers can sign up by visiting www.WACsports.tv.
The tournament will be held at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 25-27. The top six teams will advance to the tournament with the top two seeds earning a first round bye. On Monday, Nov. 25, the first round matches include the No. 3 seed versus the No. 6 seed at 5 p.m. MT and the No. 4 seed versus the No. 5 seed at 7:30 p.m. On Tuesday, Nov. 26, the semifinal matches include the No. 2 seed versus the winner of Monday's first match at 5 p.m. and the top seed versus the winner of Monday's second match at 7:30 p.m. The championship will be played on Wednesday at 5 p.m.
All five matches can be seen on WACsports.tv by accessing the volleyball tournament package for a one-time price of $9.95.
More information and how to subscribe to these video streaming events can be found at www.WACsports.tv.
Head coach Mike Jordan Picks up Win No. 350: As the Aggies Swept Utah Valley, Thursday, Nov. 21 in the Pan American Center, head coach Mike Jordan added win No. 350 to his resume. NM State is now 20-10 on the year, marking the 10th time the NM State has tallied a 20-win season during Jordan's tenure.
Jordan's first career win came against Hofstra, Sept. 4, 1998. His 100th win was a sweep at Middle Tennessee State, Oct. 19, 2003, when the Aggies were a part of the Sun Belt Conference.
Jordan picked up the most wins in a season in 2006 when the Aggies were 33-4 while losing in the WAC Tournament title game, 3-1 to Hawaii. The team did get an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament that season, although, falling to Colorado in the first round.
Only one other coach at NM State has over 100 wins. Tom Shoji tallied 115 wins from 1981-86.
Murphy Wraps up Regular Season as one of WAC's Top Players: Sophomore Gwen Murphy helped the Aggies sweep Utah Valley, and helped the head coach Mike Jordan tally his 350th career win by marking a team-high nine kills on a .467 hitting percentage. She also marked one dig, one solo block and four block-assists while scoring a total of 12 points. Murphy finished the season with a WAC-high .470 hitting percentage while posting a total of 143 kills during league play. She finished the WAC season No. 3 in blocks marking 1.29 per set and No. 8 in points with 3.39 per set.
WAC Volleyball Tournament: Top 6 eligible teams advance and play in the tournament. The Tournament will be held November 25-27 at Grand Canyon Arena in Phoenix, Ariz.
Monday November 25-
• Match 1: No.6 seed vs. No. 3 seed at 5 PM
• Match 2: No. 5 seed vs. No. 4 seed at 7:30 PM
Tuesday November 26-
• Match 3: Winner of Match 1 vs. No. 2 seed.
• Match 4 Winner off Match 2 vs. No. 1 seed.
Wednesday November 27-
• Championship Match: Winner Match 3 vs. Winner Match 4
These teams are (in ranked order):
1. New Mexico State
2. Bakersfield
3. Utah Valley
4. Idaho
5. Kansas City
6. Seattle University
Aggie in the WAC Tournament: The Aggies are 13-7 all-time in WAC Tournament matches and 1-5 in WAC Championship matches. All losses in WAC Championship matches were to Hawaii. NM State won its first WAC Tournament Championship and made its sixth NCAA Tournament showing in 2012. The Aggies were runners-up to Hawaii from 2006-08.
Aggies in WAC Play: NM State holds a WAC regular season record of 115-29 since joining the league in 2005. The first ever WAC win came against Fresno State, Sept. 29, 2005 in the Pan American Center. The Aggies' best season in league play was in 2008 when they won the regular season title by going 15-1.
The Aggies pulled off one of the two biggest upsets in WAC tournament history (based upon seeding) when the No. 4 seed NM State team defeated the No. 1 seed Utah State team in 2012. (1) Utah State. (2012)
Did You Know: The Aggies won the 2012 WAC Tournament Championship for the first time in school history.
Did You Know: The WAC Tournament was played in Las Vegas the past 4 years in The Orleans Arena.
Did You Know: There have been 22 WAC all-tournament selections all-time. Former Aggie Kim Oguh was the first ever WAC all-tournament selection, in 2005. Former Aggie Meredith Hays was named WAC Tournament MVP in 2012. Stephanie Ziegler and Desiree Scott were also named to the WAC all-tournament team in 2012.
Did You Know: NM State received seven first place votes in preseason poll and was picked to finish first in the WAC. After they ending with a 14-2 league record, the Aggies held the predictions to be true.
Record Watch: As the season nears its end senior Desiree Scott is still finding her name climb to the top of NM State record books. Scott has a total of 345 block assists on her career and is close behind former Aggie middle, Shari Hearne (2000-03) who is No. 4 on the all-time block assist list with 346.
With her second solo block of the match against Utah Valley, Thursday, Nov. 21, Scott reached the century mark in solo blocks. She is currently No. 5 on the all-time solo block list at NM State and is just the fifth player ever to reach 100 solo blocks in a career at NM State.
With Scott's ability to block her opponents at the net, Scott has tallied 445 total blocks in her career at NM State. This puts her just 18 total blocks behind Kim Oguh (2004-07) who is No. 3 on the all-time list with 463 in her career.
Scott is currently sitting in the No. 4 spot in the NM State record books with a .335 hitting percentage in her career since 2010.
Double-Doubles: There have been 24 double-doubles this year with seven different Aggies posting a double-double in at least one match this year. Sophomore setter Taylor Livoti has the most with nine, while sophomore Bradley Nash has seven and senior Lauren Loerch has four. The first double-double of the season came on Aug. 31 against Sana Barbara when Livoti marked 22 assists and 12 digs. Both Loerch and Nash marked a double-double in the five set at Bakersfield, Oct.17, while Loerch followed that with a double-double in a three-set loss at Utah Valley. Senior Desiree Scott and sophomore Bradley Nash each marked a double-double in a 3-1 win over rival UTEP last week.
Brown – 31A/13 D v. Kansas City, (Nov. 7, 2013)
Livoti- 22 A/12 D v. Santa Barbara (Aug.31, 2013)
Livoti- 14 A/10 D v. Santa Clara (Sept. 7, 2013)
Livoti- 21 A/14 D v. Southern Utah (Sept. 13, 2013)
Livoti- 16 A/13 D v. Hampton (Sept. 20, 2013)
Livoti- 20 A/14 D v. New Mexico (Sept. 23, 2013)
Livoti- 33 A/17 D v. Texas-Pan American (Sept. 28, 2013)
Livoti- 27 A/10 D v. Seattle U (Oct. 6, 2013)
Livoti- 22 A/12 D v. Grand Canyon (Oct 24, 2013)
Livoti – 28 A/13 D v. Idaho (Oct. 31, 2013)
Loerch- 15 K/10 D v. Southern Utah (Sept. 13, 2013)
Loerch- 10 K/ 13 D v. Nothern Illinois (Sept. 14, 2013)
Loerch- 15 K/11 D v. Bakersfield (Oct. 17, 2013)
Loerch- 10 K/10 D v. Utah Valley (Oct. 19, 2013)
Murphy – 11 K/10 B v. Kansas City (Nov. 7, 2013)
Nash- 11 K/17 D v. Nothern Illinois (Sept. 14, 2013)
Nash- 10 K/16 D v. Utah (Sept. 19, 2013)
Nash- 13 K/11 D v. Seattle U (Oct. 6, 2013)
Nash- 10 K/ 11 D v. Bakersfield (Oct. 17, 2013)
Nash- 11 K/17 D v. Grand Canyon (Oct. 24, 2013)
Nash – 13 K/ 10 D v. Kansas City (Nov. 7, 2013)
Nash – 11 K/14 D v. UTEP (Nov. 12, 2013)
Scott – 11 K/11 B v. UTEP (Nov. 12, 2013)
Ziegler – 10 K/ 13 D v. Kansas City (Nov. 7, 2013)
The 6-2 Offense: NM State may run a 6-2 offense using two setters. Senior Ciara Brown and sophomore Taylor Livoti were a part of the 6-2 offense last year and combined for a total of 1,448 assists. Brown tallied 5.94 assists per set and Livoti marked 4.88 assists per set.
This season Brown is averaging 5.61 assists per set and Livoti is marking 5.57 assists per set.
Livoti has nine double-doubles this season with her most recent coming against Idaho when she marked 28 assists and 13 digs in a 3-1 win. Her first of the season was on Aug. 31 as she marked 22 assists and 12 digs in a five-set loss to UC Santa Barbara.
Brown tied a career-high of 31 assists in a five-set loss to Bakersfield, Oct. 17 and did it again when she marked a double-double against Kansas City on Nov. 7. Brown now has 1,281 assists in her time at NM State.


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SAN ANGELO, Texas (AP) - Child Protective Services today asked a
judge in West Texas to return eight youngsters from a polygamist
group -- to foster care.
CPS filed a petition saying the mothers of the eight have
refused to limit the children's contact with men accused of being
part of underage marriages.
Judge Barbara Walther will hold hearings September 25th in San
Officials in April raided the Yearning For Zion Ranch amid
concerns some children were abused. More than 400 children were put
in foster care.
The Texas Supreme Court in May ordered the children back to
their parents, saying the sweep was too broad.
A spokesman for the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of
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Separately, CPS is requesting that the cases of 32 other
children be dropped due to no evidence of underage marriages, or
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Last month, five men -- including jailed FLDS leader Warren
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