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More than 100,000 people die each year from the illness, and about one in 20 people infected will develop severe disease characterized by watery diarrhea, vomiting, and leg cramps, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). People with cholera can become dehydrated rapidly and go into shock—and die—if they don't receive treatment.
Successful treatment includes immediately replacing a patient's lost fluids and salts with an oral rehydration solution—a mixture of salt, sugar, water, and electrolytes. Fewer than 1 percent of cholera patients die when they're rehydrated quickly, according to the CDC.
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In mid-October 2010, staff at Zanmi Lasante (ZL), PIH's sister organization, were among the first to see cases of cholera in the town of Mirebalais. Cholera had never previously been reported in the country or on the island of Hispaniola. PIH/ZL subsequently opened 11 cholera treatment facilities and hired and trained more than 3,300 community health workers to identify and treat cases of cholera and run public hygiene education campaigns. PIH/ZL psychosocial and mental health teams also counseled and conducted memorial services for many families who either lost loved ones to cholera or suffered from the stigma associated with the disease.
The outbreak has now killed nearly 8,000 people, sickened more than 600,000, and become one of the world's largest epidemics in recent history. The epidemic struck at a vulnerable time, as millions remained displaced as a result of the country's January 2010 earthquake—which further weakened Haiti's insufficient water and sanitation infrastructure.
Although the number of new cholera infections has decreased since the outbreak began, any death from cholera is unacceptable. Heavy rains and tropical storms will likely continue to trigger spikes in cholera cases and deaths.
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PIH/ZL has been at the forefront of advocating for a comprehensive response to the epidemic, including case-finding and treatment, improvements in water and sanitation, education, and vaccination against the disease. (For more information, see "Five Complementary Interventions to Slow Cholera: Haiti.")
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Monday, October 27, 2008
Save Money By Using Your CrockPot Slow Cooker
The economy is all whacked out right now and it's scary. I'm not watching the news.
I get an email almost every day asking if I am saving money by using my CrockPot daily.
No. What I am doing is not normal. Most people do not try to do what I'm doing in the crockpot. We are pretty much breaking even on the grocery bills, thanks to BlogHerads. I am grocery shopping more than I ever have before, and am cooking way too much food. I am also buying ingredients that cost more than I would normally spend because I'm trying so many new things.
But you can save money. You don't need to cook a different something every single day. You can cook a big pot of beans, stew, or a casserole and eat it for a few days in a row. You can stock your freezer with homemade broth, stock, and cream of something soup. You can freeze your own cooked beans. You can make yogurt. You can make baby food. You can cook a whole chicken and pick off the meat for future meals. You can even make playdough, crayons, or use the crockpot as a footbath (not really. this one is just for fun.)
When I was first married, I stunk at cooking. I still kind of do, but at least the crockpot allows me a bunch of wiggle-room. I would make Taco Soup every other week, and Adam and I would stretch the food to last for days by making burritos, or adding it on top of rice.
I've put together a round-up of money-saving CrockPot ideas for you. I will continue to add more posts when I come up with them.
homemade chicken broth
homemade beef stock
homemade cream of mushroom soup
Myron's famous whole chicken
lemon and herb chicken
rotisserie-style chicken
How to make canned beans
or refried beans
How to make yogurt
How to make babyfood
Playdough recipe
Recycle crayons in your crockpot
Recycle Candles, too!
Use your crockpot as a rice cooker
Make homemade chicken nuggets in the crockpot
Skip the coffee house and make pumpkin spice lattes at home or peppermint mochas.
Having a party? Stretch your wine by turning it into mulled wine.
Extra food? Make fried rice in the crockpot!
You can make applesauce or apple butter, or homemade granola.
And my favorite way to use my crockpot: the lazy way. Plop in a hunk of frozen meat---it really doesn't matter what kind---and cover it with a bottle or jar of your favorite sauce. Cook on low all day, and serve the shredded meat over rice or pasta. I've used spaghetti sauce, barbecue sauce, A-1, salad dressing, and bottled marinades.
If you are concerned about the amount of energy consumed by using a crockpot (which is a very valid concern!) here is a pamphlet put out by First Energy Corp., in Ohio. The chart on page 5 says that a crockpot uses $0.02 power per hour.
Here's another energy usage list put out by the Northeast Utilities System, that says the monthly cost of using a slow cooker is $1.17.
For more frugal dinner ideas, visit Erin at $5 Dollar Dinners.
Slow Cooking During a Recession
Meal Planning With the CrockPot
Alphabetical Listing of Recipes
Frequently Asked Crock-Pot Questions
Help! My CrockPot Cooks Too Fast!
An Important Note About Safety
My New Year's Resolution
36 comments:
- Melissa Henning said...
stupid question, but what's the difference between broth and stock?
I use those cans of what i thought was chicken stock, and thought that I was going to be making the same thing tomorrow...but now I see you called it broth. It's the same thing, right?
- October 27, 2008 at 1:45 PM
- quinn said...
I have to politely disagree with the notion that you stink at cooking in any way, shape or degree :)
And I appreciate SO MUCH the fact that you are crocking the way you are - experimentally and with great bloggy attentiveness - so that others (like me, for instance) are already saving money - and cutting down on wasted food - by crocking more frequently than ever before.
- October 27, 2008 at 1:46 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi Melissa, it's not a stupid question, and I don't really know the answer. I think you're right, and in this case, that's how I use it. here's a lengthy discussion if you are interested: differences between broth, stock, and boullion.
aw, thanks Quinn!
- October 27, 2008 at 1:49 PM
- Jill said...
I just found your blog and I am very excited! I am a fellow Celiac of about 3 years. I am always looking for new recipes. Thanks so much and I will be checking daily!
- October 27, 2008 at 2:12 PM
- Michele said...
Okay, excellent ideas! But my comment is about the fact that you actually have $10 and $20 bills for that photo op!!??? I'm more impressed by that mere fact than the blog itself! ROFLMBO! As always, love the blog!
- October 27, 2008 at 2:15 PM
- Stephanie said...
What a great round-up!
- October 27, 2008 at 2:29 PM
- Emily said...
Thanks for these awesome recipes!! I have been thinking of trying to make my own stock, cream soups, beans, etc. and freeze them to save money, but just haven't had the chance to figure out how. With a one year old and another one on the way, the crockpot is a painless way to make these things without a lot of effort and save some $$!
- October 27, 2008 at 2:32 PM
- melanie said...
Okay, you're already cool to be fulfilling a New Year's Resolution that is a blessing to other people. But then to compile all the money saving recipes in one post? You're just freakin' amazing.
Thank you!
PS Putting in one more plug for Baked Oatmeal before you finish this and we all miss you terribly.
- October 27, 2008 at 2:37 PM
- Stephanie said...
Just fyi using recipies you have here has helped us save on our grocery bill bc I can usually dig through and find something that uses up a bunch of stuff from the pantry and bc my dh and I tend to really like the stuff from the crockpot and so we save it and eat it for lunch the next few days. I've also made an incredible amount of apple butter.
- October 27, 2008 at 3:01 PM
- Michele said...
I am such a terrible cook. I have always found cooking so boring and tedious. Thanks to you, I have gained some interest. Crockpotting is so easy and not scary at all!
Thanks a bunch!
~ A once scardy pants cook
- October 27, 2008 at 3:36 PM
- Joel, Melody, Grant, & Kate said...
Thanks so much for taking the time to post all of that. You are such a great resource!
- October 27, 2008 at 5:58 PM
Okay Steph, YOU asked for it! You said your favorite way is the lazy way. Here's a lazy one that I'm not sure I've come across on your blog, but I admit, I didn't do a complete and thorough search of every post. Here it is. And. It. Is. So. Super. Easy. Chicken Tacos...as much or little fresh or frozen chicken breasts as you want. Place in crockpot. Dump as much or as little Pace Picante salsa or your own homemade salsa or whatever kind of salsa you like or have on hand over the top of the chicken. Cook on low all day. Shred the chicken with kitchen scissors. Serve with flour tortillas and cheese. DONE! Enjoy. Everyone I've ever served this to has asked for the recipe, which is kind of a joke by now! Thanks for inspiring me to step out of my own comfort zone and try some fabulous meals. Yummo! You're the best!
- October 27, 2008 at 6:27 PM
- C. Beth said...
GREAT post! Thanks so much!
- October 27, 2008 at 6:33 PM
- Cookie baker Lynn said...
Your blog is wonderful! I have two crockbpots that I almost never use. I'll be looking through your blog for ideas on how to change that. Thanks!
- October 27, 2008 at 7:31 PM
- Kacie said...
This is both timely and EXTREMELY helpful. Thank you!
- October 28, 2008 at 5:44 AM
- Susan said...
I tried searching your site for a crockpot stuffing recipe. My sister in law tried it and she said it came out great. I just thought with the holiday around the corner it would be something good to try out. I saw your alphabetical list, you need a search bar on your site too (unless I'm a dork and can't find it)! Today I'm making pulled bbq chicken and acorn squash. I hope to try out TONS of recipes. Thanks for keeping this going every day. I know it's a lot of work. Kudos to you!
- October 28, 2008 at 6:11 AM
- SaraK said...
I have to politely disagree with the notion that you stink at cooking in any way, shape or degree :)
I second that!
You have helped me make so many delicious and nutritious meals in my crock pot and I am definitely saving money because crock pot leftovers taste great the next day.
- October 28, 2008 at 6:31 AM
- Danielle said...
Can I ask what exactly is BlogHerAds and how has it helped you save money? I clicked on the link to the site and really didn't get what exactly the point of it was. Could you simplify? Thanks!!!
- October 28, 2008 at 6:45 AM
- shweetpotato said...
Thanks so much for the cheap dinner ideas and recipes :D Carm
- October 28, 2008 at 1:46 PM
- Christine said...
I don't have to stop at McDonald's because I have frozen, leftover soup I made in the crock pot a month ago, and nuking soup is nearly as fast as a trip to McD's---plus it is full of carrots.
I'm finally using those pecans we bought and got sick of and that have been taking up space in the cabinet, because we're making pecan payday candy in the crockpot.
So, yeah, if the candy works out I only have to buy "store candy" for the neighborhood kids, this week, and my own kids can chomp on homemade stuff from ingredients I already had in the house. Yeah.
How's THAT for "saving money with the crock pot?"?
Thanks again for the blog.
- October 28, 2008 at 3:29 PM
- patternnuts said...
Woo-hoo! Awesome post!
~thank you~
- October 29, 2008 at 3:59 AM
Save money? Those of us with gluten intolerance that was undiscovered for years, pay later in medical bills. I feel so much better with a diet to stick with that removes all the annoying symptoms but it cannot cure the osteoporosis or anemia from not being diagnosed for 20 years. It is worth it if you can prevent first. - Margaret
- October 29, 2008 at 7:49 AM
- Sadie said...
I am an avid cook. I love it, and honestly I had a crockpot that I wasn't really using much. Boy oh Boy have you changed that! I now read your blog every single day....Today while at work I cooked 2 lbs of black beans and now a few of them are happily simmering in a pot of your taco soup. I always cooked, but now I can do housework and read books too.
- October 29, 2008 at 5:03 PM
- Daisy said...
I don't know if I save money (although we might), but I cook from scratch more with the crockpot, and that's definitely healthier.
- October 29, 2008 at 6:13 PM
- Cherie said...
Awesome! Just what I was looking for! You are the Crock Pot Goddess! I have a lot of new family favourites since I first started visiting here. Thanks for all the time and money you have saved me!
- October 30, 2008 at 10:39 AM
- THEhooahwife said...
OH my! I think I just died and went to crockpot HEAVEN! Where has your blog been all my life!? I'm in love! (and now very hungry...)
- November 4, 2008 at 10:36 PM
- PJ said...
Thanks for putting your money saving ideas together in one post.
I've only been reading your blog for about a month (Love it, BTW!)and had missed the play dough recipe. I tried it this morning and it turned out great. It only took 1/2 hour for me. I think my crockpot runs pretty hot.
Somthing you might want to think of for the future, is to have some kind of frugal theme. I know you're not going to do as much crockpot blogging after this year, but maybe you could do something like "Money Saving Monday".
Just an idea.
- November 6, 2008 at 1:55 PM
Finally I found out your website!! What a gift this is for all of us especially since all my 3 girls and I are celiacs! I have been faithful to my slow cooker for the last 3 years and now that I have all these exellent recipies I am truly happy! Thank you!
Sophie T.
- January 5, 2009 at 11:04 AM
- Chef Jen said...
This comment is for Melissa Henning..you asked the question what is the difference between stock and broth?...well the answer is, stock is made with the bones and meat, and the broth is made strictly with just the meat and no bones. I learned that in culinary school =)
- February 22, 2009 at 4:31 PM
- save said...
Any way to save money is good for me. Still, if I'd had the money in the house with me, I'm not sure I could resist the temptation and not spend it..
- April 29, 2009 at 9:37 AM
- that's talking MOMsense! said...
I should do more crock pot cooking! Two Christmas's ago I bought my mother-in-law a 5 ingredient or less cookbook for crockpots, and I probably should've gotten one for myself!
- July 9, 2009 at 1:15 PM
- Dave Drew said...
My wife does the same thing to save money. Not every day, but she uses the crock pot. Another great way to save is to cut up a bunch of vegetables and bake them. I think that has to be my favorite meal now. We just had baked vegetables again last night. Save money and eat healthy at the same time. The true savings will be later in life when you won't be suffering from as many ailments because you took care of yourself. Thank you for this post.
Dave Drew
Money Saving Author
- October 26, 2010 at 8:20 AM
- ben said...
My mom bought a large Crock Pot one thanksgiving. She wanted one big enough that it would fit over her head, and that is how she sized them up in the store lol. We definitely do not have the time to use the Crock Pot every night, but it's great for making big batches on the weekends. We usually make three large dishes and freeze the leftovers. Making larger portions of food makes it more worth it to try new recipes.
- June 13, 2011 at 11:48 PM
- The Blaskowski 4 said...
Not sure where to post this...But, I found an outstanding recipe, made it today and LOVE it so I had to share. Easy and inexpensive
Chicken Tostadas:
4 chicken breasts
2 cans enchilada sauce (red or green)Not sure if they make a gluten free one???
1 packet of taco or enchilada seasoning (again, not sure about gluten free)
Put it all in, cook on low!
Serve on tostada or burrito.
- September 2, 2011 at 4:31 PM
- Connecticut Blogger said...
I was super interested to read both those articles about the amount of energy slow cooking consumers, but neither of your links work!
- January 10, 2012 at 6:47 PM
- Thomas Watson said...
This is a great idea. I am going to get a crockpot today.
- April 24, 2013 at 9:13 PM
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That is the attitude that is still evident on this board. I guess the old iron we mess with has infused us with that old spirit.
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We all experience pain, illness and disease. And we know that there are many reasons for this—some of which we have control over and some we don't. But did you know that most people's poor health is commonly caused by seven factors?
These factors include: imbalances, climate, emotions, diet, activity level, stress and sexual activity. Of course, this list does not include those serious conditions caused by physical trauma or viruses. However, with regard to our daily aches, pains and ailments the list is an adequate representation of causes. By considering your signs and symptoms in these terms you will be able to identify the causative factors of your pain, illness or disease and administer or receive the proper corrective therapy.
Let's now look at some of the more prevalent illness-causes that people tend to overlook because they are prone to them every day.
1. General Imbalances
Pain, illness or disease in the body are the result of either an excess of something (e.g., too much alcohol or sex), a deficiency of something (e.g., not enough calcium or iron in the blood), or a stagnation of something (e.g., muscle spasm or constipation). The main point of any wellness program, then, should be to identify and to correct the imbalance(s). Moderation is the key, in all aspects of life… if wellbeing is to be maintained.
2. The Climate
The six climatic changes found in nature include Wind, Cold, Summer Heat, Damp, Dryness and Fire (mild heat and high heat). Under normal circumstances they do not produce adverse changes in the body. However, each sort of climate does invade the body via the skin, mouth or nose…. and in extremes can cause unbalanced (poor) health.
For example, on damp and rainy days you might feel cold and chilly and pasty; on hot summer days, you risk getting sunstroke or feeling overheated, dehydrated and tired; on cold winter days you can catch a chill, have a runny nose, experience muscle aches and pains. If left untreated (i.e., out of balance), these simple inconveniences may lead to conditions like pain, numbness, nausea and infection.
3. Your Emotions
Emotions play a vital role in both wellness and illness. While emotions are natural and important parts of life, in excess they can be damaging to the body. We are talking here of excessive feelings of joy, anger, melancholy, anxiety, grief, fear and fright.
Under ordinary conditions emotions are normal reactions to events in daily life. However, if emotional frustration is extremely abrupt, intense or persistent, and so exceeds an individual's normal endurance, it may then produce functional disorders of the organs by upsetting the harmonious balance of energy and blood. At extremes, emotions then become the pathogenic factors, bringing on diseases.
4. Dietary Choices
In terms of diet, a way of life that allows the consumption of too much fatty and sweet food can generate internal heat and result in excessive adipose tissue (fat), phlegm and congestion, cholitis, irritable bowel syndrome.
Excessive consumption of raw or cold food can cause harm to the stomach and spleen. The cold and damp qualities of these foods may lead to the abdominal pain and loose stools.
For more on diet, you can find Dr. Wiley's articles here, here and here.
5. Physical Activity
Normal levels of physical exertion and exercise are helpful to digestion, the movement of blood and removal of toxins and, of course, the toning of the body. However, excessive physical or mental exertion or over-indulgence in sexual activity or a lack of physical work and exercise may cause illness.
Inadequate physical work and exercise can result in low energy and slower blood flow. These can cause loss of appetite, lassitude and feebleness in the limbs, listlessness, phlegm and damp retention, obesity, as well as shortness of breath, spontaneous sweating and other secondary illnesses.
For more on physical activity, you can see Dr. Wiley's article here.
6. Stress
Stress is one of the leading causes of illness in the United States. Indeed, nearly 66 percent of all signs and symptoms presented in doctors' offices in the U.S. are stress induced.
The effects of stress include nail biting, anxiety, a racing mind, obsessive thoughts, compulsive behavior, unending worry, muscle tension and spasm, poor appetite or too great an appetite, digestive disorders, constipation, insomnia, poor blood flow, belabored breathing, neck pain, shoulder tension and the possible onset or continuation of bad habits such as dependence on alcohol, drugs, painkillers, food and caffeine.
For more on stress, you can read Dr. Wiley's article here.
7. Sexual Activity
Excessive sexual activity undermines the life "essence" and kidneys. The result is general debility with aching and weakness in the lumbar region of the back and in the knees, dizziness, tinnitus, lassitude, hypo-sexuality, nocturnal emissions, premature ejaculation and impotence.
For more on sex you can read Dr. Wiley's article here.
As you can see from the above examples, there are many things we do and don't do on a daily basis that tax our health and affect our wellness. We could even say that much of the chronic, daily pain and suffering we experience is, in fact, self-induced. That is, it is caused or made worse by our actions, habits and emotional states.
The good news is, once you understand what is causing your non-life-threatening (yet chronic) health issues and start being mindful of your daily life, you can remove most pain and illness from your life.
—Dr. Mark Wiley


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An internationally represented American artist, Bill studied painting and drawing with renowned teachers Victor D'Amico at the Museum of Modern Art's Institute of Modern Art, East Hampton, NY and leading American figurative painter Fletcher Martin at the Albany Institute of Art, in Albany, NY. His brightly colored spontaneous abstractions and expressive figure drawings may be seen widely in private and public collections in Denmark, Sweden, England and the US. Bill attended Cornell University, School of Fine Arts and Boston University, School of Liberal Arts and has a Bachelor's Degree and a Master's Degree in music from the New England Conservatory of Music as well. Before moving in 2001 to Sarasota, Florida where he has his studio, Bill worked and exhibited for twenty years in Europe primarily in Scandinavia. Accomplished as both artist and educator, Bill, along with exhibiting his work frequently, gives workshops and seminars around the country on abstract painting and figure drawing, combining Zen and Modernist techniques. Bill has made five popular DVD's on these subjects and works with Savoir Faire, leading US importer of the finest European art materials, teaching and demonstrating his unique approach. His innovative and popular book, "Expressive Figure Drawing", published by Watson-Guptill/Random House in 2010, is found in many museum bookstores and is available worldwide. In Florida, Bill has been on the faculty of the Ringling College of Arts and Design - Longboat Key Center for the Arts for the last 11 years and now teaches at the Venice Art Center too.


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The University of North Carolina at Wilmington has put out a list of "gay friendly" churches in the area to assist students and faculty in choosing a politically correct place of worship. According to FOX News, the list is part of a "broader guide to gay-friendly businesses, nonprofits, health centers and other services in the area."
But one professor has questioned why the university should be making recommendations to anyone about where they should go to church. "It's just amazing," criminology professor Mike Adams told FOX. "It appears to me to be the height of not just silliness, but government waste."
The university's LGBTQIA (that's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, intersex and allied) Office described the list as a "local resource guide [for] lgbt staff and faculty."
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Since the 1940's there have been thousands of UFO sightings around the world. Hundreds of people claim to have seen little green men from outer space and dozens more claim they've been abducted.
I never laugh. I've seen alien beings on the streets of Moab, Salt Lake, and Park City, so I know ET is out there. The question is, why are they here, what are they doing, and why don't they contact us directly? Uncle Spud has given this a lot of thought, and here is a quick synopsis of his theory.
Somewhere on a mountaintop in the land of fruits and nuts - that's California for those of you who haven't been there yet - there is a whole bunch of satellite dishes aimed at outer space. We are listening to hear any hint of radio traffic from another planet. So far, so good. We haven't intercepted any ET signals, yet.
But think about it. Since before the 1920's we've been broadcasting radio signals into the sky, and TV has been scattering beams into the cosmos since the late 1940's. Those electronic impulses go forever into interstellar space. Somewhere out there, endless reruns of Mash and I Love Lucy are polluting the airwaves of distant galaxies. Surely, little green men are listening to our radio chatter and watching The Simpsons on alien cosmo-plasma TVs. They have certainly tracked the radio beams back to good old mother earth, so they know where we are. They know who we are, too, because we've told them. All they had to do is tune in. From monitoring our radio and TV signals they know that the most important things in our lives are Mighty Putty and Maxi Pads, and we have a strange disease called E.D. that can only be medicated when the moment is right.
Imagine that first little ET scientist to pick up our radio signals. I see him in his white smock and thick glasses, breathlessly telephoning his supervisor to tell about finding radio waves from a little blue planet deep in the wilderness of intergalactic space. With great interest the alien scientists pour over those early radio messages, a tangled network of Morse code dots and dashes. Could it be the emergency locator beacon from a downed spaceship? But then, just a galactic nano-moment later comes a voice on the airwaves: "Can you hear me now? �Hello Mr. Marconi, can you hear me now?" And soon thereafter come full episodes of Amos n' Andy, Fibber McGee and Molly, and The Grand Ole Oprey. The aliens dispatch spaceships to see what all the commotion is about. Surely someone is in distress.
The alien first responders arrive in just a light year or two. Unfortunately, the first spaceship to reach earth crashes near Roswell, N.M. when its guidance system is jammed by radio signals from Gene Gelesnick's Polka Hour on KPUT radio out of Tulsa, Okla. The other spaceships switch to FM. The aliens have orders not to make contact with the lesser life forms here on earth, but only to observe and report back.
The ETs have been here since 1948. They observe and take notes. They have a big space station somewhere under the arctic ice pack. Heat from their stardust-powered generators is warming the arctic waters, melting glaciers, drowning polar bears, and raising ocean levels worldwide. Vapors from their stardust-powered spaceships are warming the atmosphere. They've cut a big hole in the ozone layer so they can better call home, and they dump their intergalactic septic tanks over BLM wilderness areas where the solids become cryptobiotic soils.
It's a tough job being an alien earth-observer. The little green men put in long hours. They observe, record, and try to be tolerant and non-judgmental. When they take a day off, or when they get bored, they make crop circles, mutilate cattle, or kidnap a weirdo or two. Sometimes they fly past commercial airliners and wave, or zoom over Mexico City and flash their lights.
Why don't the aliens land on the White House lawn and introduce themselves? We don't know for sure, but we can always guess. A few years ago someone put a sign in the lower bathhouse at the Plateau Mine that said: "Don't be nice to the bathhouse man. He will follow you home."
Maybe it's something like that.
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In the 1980's the United States was preoccupied with defeating the Soviet Union and the specter of communism, simultaneously calls for Jihad against the Soviet Union in Afghanistan were heralded across the Islamic word. At that unique moment, the interests of the United States and Islamic world were aligned, and through close cooperation dealt a mighty death blow to communist Russia in Afghanistan. The film, "Charlie Wilson's War", highlights the work of a swashbuckling East Texas Congressman, Charlie Wilson (Tom Hanks) and a seductive southern debutante, Joanne Herring (Julia Roberts), who ultimately compelled the United States to fund the mujahedeen (freedom fighters) of Afghanistan. This tag team worked the inner sanctum of the Washington defense establishment and Texas fundraising circuit to immensely expand U.S funding for Afghanistan.
Today, the United States and the Islamic world face the same existential threat: the rise of militant Islam which destabilizes Muslim nations and brings Islam and the West closer to fulfilling the ominous "Clash of Civilizations" prophecy. This mutual enemy creates an opportunity for the mainstream Islamic world and the United States to collaborate. Even though Osama Bin Laden is dead, both the systemic causes of his warped world view and the continued proliferation of his dogma are very much alive. The ideology that serially sends disaffected youth to public places to commit mass murder, destroys civil life, and creates sectarian strife in Muslim countries, is the same ideology that plans the next terrorist attack against America. Conventional warfare, however, has proved inadequate: two wars, Guantanamo Bay, the corrosion of civil liberties and a massive federal deficit have yielded little real progress.
The weapons to defeat this threat are not stinger missiles and Kalashnikov assault rifles, instead, the battle against the myopic ideology of militant Islam, requires schools and economic development. Both Nicholas Kristof and Thomas Friedman of the New York Times have called for increased aid for education to Pakistan and Yemen, respectively. Friedman going so far as to state "For every Predator missile we fire at an Al Qaeda target here, we should help Yemen build 50 new modern schools that teach science and math and critical thinking." Rampant unemployment and scarce opportunity for advancement are fodder for extremism and martyrdom.
Demographics can shape destiny and the Islamic world is at a crucial impasse with the potential for incredible economic development or an unprecedented expansion of existing problems. The Islamic world is extremely young and rapidly growing. Of the fastest growing 48 countries 28 are Muslim majority countries or have Muslim minorities of 33% or more according to Jack Goldstone, writing in Foreign Affairs. In Pakistan, Malaysia and Egypt at least 30% of the populations is age 14 or younger. A young prodigious population can be a powerful catalyst for industrialization and mobility; however, if development lapses the consequences can be dire as even greater numbers of people are without means and opportunity.
Texas has a unique role to play in the fight against radical Islam as it did in the fight against communism. Texas wields significant political influence. Of the last ten Presidents four were either born in Texas or used Texas as a political base, while Texas only represents one-fifteenth of our nation's population. The Catalogue for Philanthropy ranks Texas the fourth most giving state reflecting an ethic of giving among Texans that has supported higher education, healthcare and community development. The confluence of Texas's political power, wealth, and philanthropic predisposition creates a unique opportunity for Texans and Muslim-Texans to partner.
I recently attended a fundraiser in Austin for The Citizens Foundation, a trailblazing NGO that has built 730 schools in Pakistan. I was, however, disappointed that with the exception of one person, all donors present were from the Muslim community. The need for development in Muslim nations is not only a concern of their Diasporas but equally of the West. Partnership with the Muslim migrant communities who maintain ties to their home countries through a network of charities and remittances should be developed.
"Charlie Wilson's War" offers an inspiring road map for Texas in defeating militancy and radicalism. What the Soviet threat was to a generation ago, radical Islam is for today. What the weapons of guns and rockets were to a generation ago, the shipment of books and computers are for today. Once these logical connections are established in philanthropy and political activism, I am confident that Texas can rise to the occasion as it did in the generation of Charlie Wilson.


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Rescuers get ready to remove the injured female passenger from the car and carry her up the hill. Tracks leading down the embankment show the path of the car after it left the highway.
One woman was injured and two men were arrested after their car swerved off Highway 10 and plunged about 30 feet into a wash south of Price Tuesday afternoon.
Utah Highway Patrol Cpl. Todd Johnson said the wreck happened shortly after 2 p.m. Casey Jensen, 43, Huntington, was driving northbound when the Pontiac Grand Am crossed over into the southbound lane, then continued over the edge of the steep embankment.
Johnson said Jensen had a bloody nose from air bag deployment but no other injuries.
A female passenger, whom Johnson did not identify, was injured and taken to Castleview Hospital in an amublance.
A team of rescuers had to lift her up the hill in a carrier to the ambulance at the top.
A third passenger, identified by the Carbon County Jail as Nathan Redmond, 42, of Castle Dale, was arrested on charges of outstanding warrant, possession of paraphernalia and possession of controlled substance.
The driver was booked on charges of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol and improper lane travel, Johnson said.
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Online archive of cemetery transcriptions, with dates and names of people interred in local cemeteries. Also links to related materials online.
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Volunteers play such an important role in Alberta Health Services (AHS). If you are interested in volunteering with Alberta Health Services, contact the location where you would like to volunteer. There is contact information on each site's page. Volunteer Resources can tell you what programs are available and can send you an application package.
A meeting with Volunteer Resources will be set up once your application is received. You will meet with them to talk about your skills, interests, and availability, as well as learn about location guidelines and the volunteer opportunities that are available. Based on this meeting, a placement best suited to you is arranged.
You must have a security check completed before you start a placement. This can take several weeks. Baseline health screening may also be required. All volunteers will be given an organization and facility orientation, followed by a department-specific orientation, when they begin their placement.
For general information about volunteering with AHS please visit our website at http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/volunteers.asp
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Nancy Reagan visits former president's grave on anniversary of his death
Former first lady Nancy Reagan made a rare public appearance Thursday afternoon at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley, where she visited her husband's grave on the 10th anniversary of his death.
Wearing a cream-colored suit, Reagan, 92, arrived in a wheelchair holding a bouquet of flowers that was placed on her husband's headstone before she sat silently at his grave.
Ronald Reagan died June 5, 2004, at age 93.
This year also marks the 25th anniversary since the former president left the White House.
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation commemorated both anniversaries Thursday with a special daylong program that focused on his legacy and impact on the country.
Former Secretary of State James Baker, who served as Reagan's chief of staff during his first term in office, and Fred Ryan, who served as his post chief of staff, laid a wreath of white roses at Reagan's gravesite during a private ceremony Thursday morning also attended by a Marine Corps League detachment.
"I think it's hard for all of us to believe 10 years have passed since Ronald Reagan has passed," Ryan said. "We all can think back to that day and remember it was a time in this country that no matter what people's differences were, whether they were Democrats or Republicans, we all came together to recognize a great American."
Baker delivered a keynote speech after a panel discussion late Thursday morning about Reagan's legacy. Panelists included biographers and the editor of Time magazine.
Baker said Reagan became the 40th president at a low point in American history, when inflation and unemployment hovered above 10 percent and when America's global status had taken a beating in the aftermath of the Vietnam War and the Iran hostage crisis.
Reagan strode onto the scene with an upbeat spirit, he said.
"He focused on our strengths. And our possibilities and didn't harp on our limitation," Baker said.
Baker said Reagan was truly bipartisan and rarely put ideology above getting results. He also never minced words, particularly when it came to foreign policy.
"He said what he meant and he meant what he said. Leaders around the globe got the message and they responded. With Ronald Reagan as president, as with George H. W. Bush, the United States was respected by its allies and feared by its adversaries. How very different from today," Baker said.
Baker said Ronald Reagan went on to complete "two of the most remarkable terms of any U.S. president" and his "timeless qualities continue to be evoked by Republicans and even Barack Obama."
Baker said Reagan continues to remain "a national measuring stick for American greatness."
"Just as the memories of the titans of Mount Rushmore remained etched in our collective minds, so too will President Reagan's legacy, a legacy that is robust and a legacy that will last long into the future."
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Paul Poberezny came from humble beginnings, yet he emerged as one of the 20th century's greatest aviation leaders, creating a worldwide aviation organization and the world's largest annual fly-in event, EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Special places like the museum's Founders Wing and other campus tribute areas like the Brown Arch, Compass Hill, and Memorial Wall combine to give wings to countless aviation dreams and accomplishments. Leave your legacy or that of your loved ones for all who visit Oshkosh to see.
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A tradition that began with the Wright brothers continues today with you. The art of building an aircraft is the stuff of dreams. Until, that is, you build it and take to the sky.
The world of homebuilt aircraft — officially known in the United States as Experimental Amateur-Built Aircraft — has existed as long as powered flight. Even the Wright brothers were homebuilders, since they didn't rely on a factory to construct their airplanes. They, like the homebuilders of today, used their own abilities and craftsmanship to construct safe and efficient flying machines.
Today, tens of thousands of homebuilt aircraft fly throughout the world. A significant number of homebuilt aircraft have flown around the globe and one, the Voyager in 1986, was the first airplane ever to fly around the world non-stop on a single tank of fuel.
EAA was founded in 1953 by a group of airplane enthusiasts mostly comprised of airplane builders, although anyone with an aviation interest has always been welcome in the organization. EAA has been the organization of record as the homebuilt movement moved from simple, single-place tube-and-fabric airplanes 60 years ago to today's wide spectrum of aircraft that feature plans- and kit-built models. No matter the airplane project, one thing remains constant – homebuilt aircraft provide a path where nearly anyone can pursue their personal dream of flight.
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HEUVELTON - Heuvelton Central School is taking a step back and examining how to encourage internal growth after the Morristown Central School Board of Education called off a study of the benefits of sending their high school students to study at Heuvelton.
The two schools were considering splitting the cost of a $9,900 study by education consultant Phillip M. Martin that would investigate the pluses and minuses of tuitioning Morristown students from grades seven to 10 to Heuvelton.
At Wednesdays meeting, the Heuvelton Board of Education unanimously agreed to pursue the study while the Morristown Board of Education, on the same night, voted against it.
Were disappointed that were not following through with this study, but we understand, Heuvelton Superintendent Susan E. Todd said. No hard feelings.
I think were going to pull back and reflect, Mrs. Todd said. Nothing has changed, really; the board is certainly willing and interested in reaching out to neighboring districts.
Mrs. Todd said her district hopes to pursue cost-saving measures like shared services, tuitioning agreements or mergers with any of the district they border, though she said its too soon to say what their next step will be.
Heuvelton Central School Board of Education President Michael J. Davis, who noted his surprise at the vote by Morristown, said his goal is to put our time and energy and resources into making Heuvelton a top performing school.
Citing conversations with members of the Morristown Board of Education earlier in the month Mr. Davis said, They seemed pretty confident that it was a good thing.
Wed be more than happy to entertain the thought of tuitioning students from other districts if other districts thought that would benefit their children more, Mr. Davis said.
Mr. Davis, echoing Mrs. Todd, said a merger could also be acceptable. Were not going to turn away a merger if it benefits everyone.
Mrs. Todd said it is difficult, at the high school level, to provide advanced placement and elective courses when not every student will enroll in them. By combining high school student populations, schools are able to have more courses to offer and teach them more efficiently.
Looking down the road we know it is going to be increasingly challenging to provide the type of education we want to for our students, she said. Were going to be fiscally responsible for our tax payers.
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The Appalachian State University football team should be a unanimous No.1 choice in the polls this week.
The Mountaineers (4-0 overall; 2-0 in the Southern Conference), who had a bye this week, were ranked No.1 in the FCS Coaches Poll and they were ranked second in the The Sports Network Poll. But with defending national champion Villanova losing to William & Mary on Saturday afternoon, the Mountaineers are the logical choice to be ranked No.1 in both polls, when they come out late Monday afternoon.
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Wofford College won its Southern Conference opener Saturday afternoon by blowing out Furman 38-17 in Spartanburg, SC.
The Terrires play at Georgia Southern next Saturday; Furman rerturns home to play Howard in a non-conference game. Wofford travels to Boone to play ASU on November 13; Furman comes to Boone for Black Saturday on October 30.
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Did you know that there is power in declaration? The bible says that you shall decree a thing and it shall be established and light shall shine upon it. Job 22:28.
Why don't we make some declaration today? Alright, let's go!
I decree and declare:
No weapon formed against me shall prosper, and every tongue that rises against me in judgment shall be condemned. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord. Isaiah 54:17
Surely they will gather, but because their gathering is not by me: whosoever shall gather against you shall fall for your sake. Isaiah 59:15
When there is a casting down, there shall be a lifting up for me. Job 22:29 Paraphrase.
There is no enchantment against me, and no divination shall stand. Numbers 23:23 Paraphrase.
For God spoke and it came to past. He commanded, and it stood firm. The Lord foils the plans of the nations; He thwarts the purpose of people. But the Plans of the Lord for my life shall stand firm forever. Psalms 33: 9-11
May those who seek my life be disgrace and put to shame; may those who plot my ruin be turned back in dismay. May they be like chaff before the wind, with the angel of the Lord driving them away; may their path be dark and slippery; with the angel of the Lord pursuing them. Psalm 35:4-6
They dug a pit in my path, but they have fallen into it themselves. Psalm 57:6b
You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflow. Psalm 23:5
In righteousness I shall be established; tyranny shall be far from you; I will have nothing to fear. Terror will be far removed me; it will not come near me. If anyone does attack you, it will not be my doing; whoever attacks you will surrender to you. Isaiah 54:14-15
Then your light will break forth like the dawn, and your healing will quickly appear. Isaiah 58:8
Folks, the Lord will give you victory on every side; He will heal and restore you. He will give hears to your prayers and His power shall go before you. Thousands may fall by your side, ten thousands by your right hand side but it shall not come near you. Every mountain shall be brought low, and doors to great opportunity and success shall begin to open for you. Favour and mercy will seek and find you in Jesus name.
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