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Chavez did some real good in VenezuelaWritten by Admin
To the Editor:
With the recent death of Hugo Chavez, president of Venezuela, there has been much speculation in the media as to whether the reforms he brought about in his country's economy and society would be retained. As one who visited Venezuela two years ago and saw these changes for myself, I would be very surprised if the vast majority of the population who supported him would allow them to be reversed.
With my group, I met people in both the city of Caracas and the mountain village of Sanara, and several places in between — cooperatives, women's groups, teachers, university students, coffee merchants, health promoters, a dance group, a crew in a people's TV station, young people, musicians, a Catholic priest, members of the militia, etc. With the exception of the university students (who complained about raised tuition and reduced services), all were enthusiastic about improvements in their lives and society since Chavez became president and began diverting proceeds from the oil industry away from U.S. oil companies and the local wealthy elite and into improvements in health care, education, infrastructure, and community development.
Among the results from Chavez' policies and programs which I saw:
• An increase in the literacy rate from 20 to 90 percent.
• An adult education system that took people from illiteracy to community college in 10 years, and made them teachers, paralegals, architects, nurses, paramedics, social workers, etc.
• Health centers in villages throughout the country, staffed by Cuban doctors and health promoters, provided in exchange for oil.
• A nationwide music education system that has put symphony orchestras in many towns and villages.
• An improved road system that enables farmers to deliver their crops to markets in urban centers.
• Village councils provided with federal funds and empowered to decide locally how to spend them for their own community development.
• Women achieving parity with men in local business and government.
• Government-funded daycare centers for small children that allow their mothers to work.
• People well-fed, energetic, happy, and enthusiastic about their president and their future.
The people who elected Chavez twice, put him back into power after a CIA-engineered coup tried to force him out, and consistently gave him two-to-one margins of support, will not allow the gains made under his leadership in the above-mentioned areas to be taken away from them.
Some try to discredit this program of utilizing government resources to benefit all the people by calling it "socialism." I call it "government of the people, by the people, and for the people."
And isn't it curious how the media invariably refer to leaders like Chavez and Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua as "socialist presidents," and the Castros of Cuba as "communist leaders," but never refer to presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama as "capitalist leaders?"
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"We all got to touch it," laughed Carol Sparks, clerk at Wellington City offices, as she recalled the rare occasion of handling a $1.1 million check.
The money came as a grant from the state's Permanent Community Impact Board. It did not stay in Wellington very long.
After depositing the check - double- and triple-checking the number of zeroes on the slip - the city wrote another check for a little more than $1.1 million to pay off in full a bond debt to...the Community Impact Board.
It was the legislature's way of making up for an oversight that nearly put the city in default. Four years ago, the state allowed a sales tax break on certain mining equipment and also changed the collection point from point of sale to point of delivery. The impact of those two measures put a double-whammy on the city's budget.
Since a large partince a large part of the city's revenue came from the tax on mining equipment sales, the exemption and change in point of collection caused that revenue to plunge.
The city had to lay off workers to make ends meet and let it be known that there was no way it was going to be able to make the payments on its million-dollar-plus street improvement loan from the CIB.
The legislative fix came as a result of work by Rep. Patrick Painter, who was the House leader of the Legislature's Joint Interim Committee on Revenue and Taxation. Painter and Sen. Curtis Bramble crafted legislation that would authorize the CIB to grant up to $1.1 million to certain cities that met criteria such as huge loss of revenue and small population.
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Using Laird's blended product, I found the Jack Rose underwhelming, and went on to use applejack in other things, where I like it very much. Frankly, dipping into the single bottle of Laird's bonded I have wasn't a worthy expenditure for these drinks; it's too damn rich and apple-y to balance.
Personally, I believe that Laird's bonded spirit is far closer to what was used in all the classic applejack cocktails -- many of which are not terribly interesting when made with blended. Try a Jack Rose using blended and Rose's grenadine. Eh? Not too inspiring. Try it with Laird's bonded and homemade grenadine. Suddenly it all makes sense.
I'm happy to sip it away, but given the testimony on the applejack topic, it seems to me that the Jack Rose is worth pursuing. Here's the problem: I have only 2-1/2 ounces -- just one shot (so to speak) at a great Jack Rose.
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These are crappy times for the the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. The Dark Lord Darwin roams the world unchallenged and his Science taints mankind with reason. The Empiricists win more and more court cases against us Creationists and the Scientists add more and more proof to their already flawless theories and facts. It seems the FSM is too drunk and/or lazy to repel this coming enlightenment.
But all is not lost and hope still remains. Our numbers continue to grow, nearing 100,000 Pastafarians, this summer has been pretty cool, and now, the first edition of the Loose Canon is finally nearing completion. The Loose Canon is an endeavor our scribes, prophets, captains, and preachers have faithfully worked on since the ancient days of the Church and soon copies of the psuedofinished work will be available to all Pastafarians to serve as a beacon of hope in these desperate times.
I say it will be psuedofinished because the Loose Canon should never be finished. Future holy men and women and robots will unveil more theological ideas and histories and the views of the Church will probably change with time. So in the interest of being a perpetually modern religion, Councils of Olive Garden must periodically convene to compile new editions of the Loose Canon.
In my opinion, the texts of the Canon should never be altered or eliminated, however, any text, no matter how contradictory, can be canonized. Even this first edition has texts that contradict each other and even the Gospel of the FSM. This fits with the philosophy of our Church. One should not have blind faith in a holy text. One should not take a holy text as word for word truth. Afterall, it's just a book written by imperfect humans, not by the all-knowing Flying Spaghetti Monster. Though I could be completely wrong about all of this. Future Pastafarians are just gonna have to think for themselves and make up their own minds.
So with that said, I hope the congregation will enjoy the Loose Canon. I hope everyone gets a laugh out of its stories and ponders the wisdom of its teachings. So stay tuned maties cause it's coming and it'll be awesome when it does. And maybe that dick, Darwin, will think twice about tempting us with his evidence and facts when he sees how psyched we are about our newly made book filled with revelations from the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - Keely E. Thompson Jr., executive director of Keely's District Boxing and Youth Center, and his wife, Bianca Thompson, the center's deputy director, were indicted on Friday on federal charges, according to U.S. Attorney Ronald C. Machen.
The Thompsons, both of Accokeek, Md., were indicted on 31 counts that allege they conspired to use both private and District of Columbia grantfunds for their own personal entertainment and services, rather than for the funds' intended use on youth programs.
Keely Thompson, 47, and Bianca Thompson, 42, were indicted by a grand jury in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. The indictment includes charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud, and related charges. It also includes a forfeiture allegation seeking all proceeds that can be traced to the scheme.
According to the indictment, Keely's District Boxing and Youth Center was a non-profit organization with locations in Northwest and Northeast Washington. The operations were funded with grant money. The organization received more than $1.5 million in government and private funding between 2004 and 2010. The money was to be used to provide youth development and physical fitness programs to at-risk children living in the District of Columbia.
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James Salter, a 'Writer's Writer' Short on Sales but Long on Acclaim, Dies at 90
Mr. Salter wrote slowly, exactingly and, by almost every critic's estimation, beautifully. But he never achieved the broad popularity he craved.
June 20, 2015, Saturday
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June 19, 2015, Friday
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An Evening with Salter, Ford — and Bascombe
Richard Ford and James Salter appeared at the 92nd Street Y on Monday, where Mr. Ford read from a new story starring his iconic character Frank Bascombe.
April 30, 2013, Tuesday
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A Changed Man
James Salter's first novel in more than 30 years follows the loves and losses of a World War II veteran.
April 28, 2013, Sunday
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James Salter, Jonny Steinberg and Naomi Wallace are among the winners of the Windham Campbell Prizes.
March 4, 2013, Monday
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October 22, 2012, Monday
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April 21, 2011, Thursday
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The private equity firm is expected to name Mitchell C. Berk as its chief executive, seven months after its former chief's departure.
July 12, 2010, Monday
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January 13, 2010, Wednesday
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In the Russian Arctic, salmon season means 24 hours of daylight and more great water than you can shake a graphite stick at. The Patagonia Minimalist Wading Jacket fends off fatigue and inclement weather so you can take full advantage of the opportunities at hand. Made from durable H2No Performance Standard 2.5-layer nylon ripstop fabric with a waterproof/breathable barrier and Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish, the Minimalist sheds weather like other premium fly fishing jackets at about half the weight. Two large upper fly box pockets with highly water-repellent zips carry what you need, while the two lower hand pockets keep your off hand warm during the swing. Add in the fully adjustable hood and cuffs plus a bungee drawcord at the waist and it's clear: The Minimalist provides all the features of heavier, full-featured fly-fishing jackets. It is also our longest jacket (5.5 inches longer than the SST).
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Priority Application Period Update and Podcast
A total of 187,329 prospective California State University students submitted their applications through the system's application website, csumentor.edu, between Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009 and Thursday, Oct. 28, 2009–a nearly 50 percent increase over the prior Fall. Applications submitted last year, during the same month-long period, totaled 124,684.
One of the CSU's primary messages has been to have a back-up plan. CSU applicants, on average, have submitted applications to two or more campuses per person.
The other CSU message is for first-time freshmen to apply early–and the CSU has also seen a total increase of 20 percent in first-time freshmen applications over the prior year. Driving this increase is a nearly 40 percent rise in applications by Asian American students, and a nearly 30 percent rise in application by Latino/Latina students. First-time freshmen applications among African American students also rose by 17 percent.
All 23 campuses will remain open for applications from Oct. 1 through Nov. 30. After that period, at least 12 campuses will stop accepting applications from prospective first-time freshmen and, in some cases, from community college transfers. The CSU encourages students to submit their applications early to avoid missing the closing date of campuses or programs.
Hear the podcast of CSU's Director of Enrollment Management Services Jim Blackburn describing how recent budget cuts have impacted the CSU's enrollment for the 2010-11 and what future students can do to prepare. This is the first of a three part series on CSU's Priority Application Period, which ends November 30. Listen now.


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1 Newall C, Anderson LA, Phillipson JD. Herbal Medicines: A Guide for Health-Care Professionals. London, England: Pharmaceutical Press; 1996:15-16.
2 Ernst E. Herbal medicinal products during pregnancy: are they safe? BJOG. 2002;109:227-235.
3 Masters N, McGuire MA, Beerman KA, et al. Maternal supplementation with CLA decreases milk fat in humans. Lipids. 2002;37:133-138.
4 Boyer EW, Kearney S, Shannon MW, et al. Poisoning from a dietary supplement administered during hospitalization. Pediatrics Electronic Pages . 2002;109:E49.
5 Florkowski CM, Elder PA, Lewis JG, et al. Two cases of adrenal suppression following a Chinese herbal remedy: a cause for concern? N Z Med J . 2002;115:223-224.
6 Cronin AJ, Maidment G, Cook T, et al. Aristolochic acid as a causative factor in a case of Chinese herbal nephropathy. Nephrol Dial Transplant . 2002;17:524-525.
7 Misidentified Herb Causes Serious Problems for Users of Imported Chinese Herbal Medicine. Kampo Today [serial online]. 1998;3. Available: http://www.tsumura.co.jp/english/kthp/3-1-03.htm . Accessed November 20, 2002.
8 Ernst E. Adulteration of Chinese herbal medicines with synthetic drugs: a systematic review. J Intern Med . 2002;252:107-113.
9 Verucchi G, Calza L, Attard L, et al. Acute hepatitis induced by traditional Chinese herbs used in the treatment of psoriasis. J Gastroenterol Hepatol . 2002;17:1342-1345.
10 Chan TY. Incidence of herb-induced aconitine poisoning in Hong Kong: impact of publicity measures to promote awareness among the herbalists and the public. Drug Saf . 2002;25:823-828.
11 Tait PA, Vors A, James S, et al. Severe congenital lead poisoning in a preterm infant due to a herbal remedy. Med J Aust . 2002;177:193-195.
12 Navarro-Peran E, Cabezas-Herrera J, Garcia-Canovas F, et al. The antifolate activity of tea catechins. Cancer Res . 2005;65:2059-2064.
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Jake Peter Selected in 7th Round by Chicago White Sox
OMAHA, Neb. - Junior Jake Peter was selected in the seventh round of the Major League Baseball (MLB) draft with the 198th overall pick by the Chicago White Sox on Friday, June 6.
Peter becomes the 17th selection in the MLB draft in the 11 years Ed Servais has been at the helm of Bluejay baseball. Peter becomes Creighton's highest draft pick since Ty Blach signed with the San Francisco Giants in the fith round (No. 178 overall) in the 2012 season.
Peter closed the 2014 season second on the team with a .299 average, collecting 59 hits. He was also second for the Bluejays with 37 RBI as well as four home runs. Jake posted a .377 mark in BIG EAST games, with eight extra base hits (five doubles, one triple and two home runs) and 14 RBI. A two-way player, Peter recorded one save with a 2-1 record and a 2.35 ERA in seven appearances.
Peter had a breakout 2013, both at the plate and on the mound. Jake was the Bluejays' leader in average (.350), hits (71), RBI (35) and is second in doubles (10), triples (5) as well as slugging percentage (.463). On the mound, Jake has served as the Jays' closer this season, collecting six saves and two wins in 14 appearances. Peter finished with a 3.07 ERA in 14.2 innings, walking just three batters and collecting 18 punch-outs.
During the summer of 2013 Jake was invited to participate in a Team USA training camp, named a finalist for the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award and a semifinalist for the Gregg Olson Award, created to honor college baseball's "Breakout Player of the Year".


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Shocker! 10 Trends Guys Secretly Love On You
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We've long been convinced that, unless an outfit can be described as either boob-a-licious or ass-tastic, dudes aren't gonna dig it. So when we surveyed the general guy population about the current trends they liked on women and got answers like "statement sweatshirts" and "pantsuits", we were surprised to say the least. Perhaps, we'd underestimated the opposite sex's ability to appreciate the finer points of fashion. Duly impressed, we compiled the best responses into this informative slideshow. There's not a pervy quote in the bunch. (Ok, that's a lie.)
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Statement Sweatshirts
"At least they show a girl has a sense of humor (and confidence—because objectively they're not remotely attractive, so it takes balls to wear one)." - Charlie, Creative Executive
"Oversized tie-dye animal sweatshirts!"-TJ, Law Student
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Rep LA Sweatshirt ($18)
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High-Waisted Jeans
"They accentuate the figure and make your booty look awesome. They're tight which is nice, and still jeans, so that's normal."- Tom, Grad Student
"Every time I see a woman in high-wasted pants, I find myself looking twice. Not sure what it is about them, but they get my attention!"- Jordan, Attorney
"I love high-waisted jorts. They remind me of my first babysitter." - Tiger, Product Director
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J Brand
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Oversized Sweaters
"I find them to be sexy because they give off a very casual and approachable vibe." - Joe, Sales Manager
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Sade Knit Tunic ($320)
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"They play into the whole hooking up with the boss fantasy." - Mike, Analyst
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T by Alexander Wang
Shawl Collar Blazer ($485) and Drape Suiting Tapered Trousers ($295) in Rose
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Wide-Brimmed Fedoras
"My girlfriend recently bought one and it looks retro cool. I'm a fan." - Brennan, Bartender
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Felt Fedora Hat ($37) in Burgundy
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"Not the baggy university athlete ones but the more sleek and utilitarian variety. It gives off this very sexy, sporty vibe that also looks cool and natural." – David, Marketing Exec
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Athletic Wear
"Sports bras. You'd think making two boobs into one would be a bad thing, but one giant boob is just as good."- Steve, Banker
"Yoga pants (anything with Lycra) and whoever invented these form-fitting apparatuses deserves a Nobel Prize." - Esteban, Art Curator
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Adidas By Stella McCartney
Lycra Sports Bra ($78)
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Band Tees
"We often don't understand women's fashion, but an oversized, grungy, rocker tee makes complete sense. Just make sure it's small enough so I don't steal it."- Theo, Ad Executive
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Joy Division
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"It's like the male's version of a 'sexy plumber,' but more fashionable."- Josh, Real Estate Exec
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Moto Tencil Denim Boilersuit ($136)
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Men's Button Downs
"Since they aren't meant for breasts you can sometimes catch tantalizing glimpses of skin in the spaces between the buttons." –Eli, Writer/Producer
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Brooks Brothers


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This recipe has been my favorite Thanksgiving side dish for many years but it's so good, the color is so beautiful, I really should make it more often. Just purée roasted butternut squash until smooth, add gently cooked onion, a few spices and a little cream, then top with toasted pumpkin seeds.
"My family loved this savory dish and the leftovers were great. " ~ Carrie
In a world of polarity, it's easy to discern what's 'truth' and what's 'spin'. Truth is the stock of fervent judgments held by folks whose beliefs match our own. Spin is the malicious, manipulative deception spewed by the other guys.
Yet consider these titles: Freedom from Fear, Freedom from Want. Freedom to Worship, Freedom of Speech.
Truth or Spin? They're four paintings by artist Norman Rockwell, canvases inspired by the world vision of FDR, a wartime president.
Truth or Spin? Patriotic punditry or perverse propaganda? Or in gentler, less polarizing prose, perhaps only outmoded Americana?
The Thanksgiving tableau in Freedom from Want is familiar yet enigmatic. Is that three (or four?) generations gathered round? And what of the Sunday clothes and Mother's good dishes?
Truth or Spin? It's hard to know for sure, even if the outcome of that war, two and even three generations past, is largely known.
Let us give simple thanks, then, for what we do know today, the words we have right, and privilege, to speak.
Call it truth. Call it spin. But do call it freedom.
Thank God.
Time-to-table: 65 minutes
Serves 6
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 small onion, chopped (about 1/2 cup)
- 3 cups roasted winter squash (see ALANNA's TIPS)
- 2 large eggs
- 1/4 cup half 'n' half
- 3 tablespoons flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 cup hulled pumpkin seeds (pepitas)
Preheat the oven to 375F.
Melt the butter in a small skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and slowly soften, about 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, mash the squash with an electric mixer in a large bowl. Add the eggs one at a time, beating for a minute or so after each addition. Add the onion and remaining ingredients (except the pumpkin seeds) and combine well. Turn the mixture into a well-greased pie plate or quiche pan. Add the pumpkin seeds to the hot, still buttery skillet and toast for 2 – 3 minutes. Smooth the squash mixture and sprinkle pumpkin seeds over top.
Bake for 45 minutes or until a knife inserted in the middle comes out clean.
(Note: Plan on an hour in the oven if the squash has been assembled in advance and is cold from the refrigerator.)
The Familiar Tableau:
Freedom from Want by Norman Rockwell
More Favorite Thanksgiving Side Dish Recipes
from Kitchen Parade
~ Savory Sweet Potato Casserole ~
~ World's Best Green Bean Casserole ~
~ Cauliflower Cream ~
~ more more favorite Thanksgiving vegetable recipes ~
from A Veggie Venture
© Copyright 2005 Kitchen Parade
Lovely squash 'puff' - I like that word; it implies souffle-like without the effort (to me)
Happy Thanksgiving, Alanna, and thanks for all your good tastes throughout the year!
best, Stephen
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Thank you for taking a moment to write! I read each and every comment, for each and every recipe. If you have a specific question, it's nearly always answered quick-quick. But I also love hearing your reactions, your curiosity, even your concerns! When you've made a recipe, I especially love to know how it turned out, what variations you made, what you'll do differently the next time. ~ Alanna


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|Four Ashe Departments Called to Glendale Springs Structure Fire
|Written by Steve Frank
|Friday, 01 March 2013 06:47
An Ashe woman managed to escape her burning home before dawn this morning after a sound woke her, a sound also heard by neighbors who called in the fire. Arriving firefighters from the Glendale Springs Fire Department found the home fully involved in flames, according to Chief Greg Chatham,
who said Coleen Bowers was a bit smoky, but otherwise was unharmed by the fire. The call came in at about 5:30 this morning to the home at 2074 Burgess Road off of NC 16 South of Glendale Springs, with Glendale, Jefferson, Laurel Springs and New River departments all called to the scene. It was two hours later before the fire was declared under control, but the Ashe Fire Marshal said the home was a total loss. Chatham said the Red Cross was working to help Coleen Bowers who has a sister near-by to live with in the short term. The cause of the fire is still being determined, according to fire investigators.
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