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- County meeting on new national monument Oct. 9
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- What's next for the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument?
- May 23:
- Interior secretary leads celebration of Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks designation
- May 22:
- U.S. Interior Department secretary to attend Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks celebration; opponents plan demonstration
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- Interior secretary to visit Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument on Friday
- May 21:
- Obama designates Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument
- Editorial: It's up to us to shape new monument
- May 19:
- Obama to make Organ Mountains national monument
- May 2:
- Tribal, pueblo leaders tour proposed Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument
- Mar 19:
- Town hall pans proposed U.S. Senate legislation on Organ Mountains national monument
- Mar 17:
- Rep. Steve Pearce to join Organ Mountains discussion
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- Rep. Steve Pearce: Our Community, Our Heritage, Our Voice on national monument
- Mar 4:
- Jim Smith: Treasures deserve protection as monument
- Feb 20:
- Jim Harbsison: Just the facts on Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks monument proposal
- Feb 13:
- Neal Hooks: National monument proposal would forfeit the perfect balance
- Feb 9:
- Linda Mervine: National monument will protect God's creation in Dona Ana County
- Feb 6:
- Jim Harbison: Meeting stacked against opponents of national monument
- Jan 26:
- Carol Beidleman: Monument would protect grasslands needed for native birds
- Jan 24:
- Interior secretary tours areas proposed to become national monument
- Jan 23:
- Interior Secretary Jewell here Friday to tour proposed monument area
- Jan 16:
- Senators say monument effort will continue despite sheriffs' opposition
- Jan 12:
- Sheriffs opposing proposed Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument
- Jan 10:
- Green Chamber asks Obama to designate Organ Mountains-Deserts Peaks a national monument
- Dec 29:
- Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich: Monument will preserve lands for future generations
- Dec 12:
- Senators introduce new bill to designate Organs, desert peaks a national monument
- Dec 2:
- Jerry G. Schickedanz: Claims of monument supporters not backed up by existing evidence
- Nov 9:
- National monument designation involves trade-offs
- Oct 27:
- Monument will protect areas for generations
- Sep 9:
- National LULAC's unified voice supports Organ Mountains monument
- Aug 26:
- Green Chamber reports national monument would be worth millions to the economy
- Jun 26:
- LULAC supports national monument proposal
- Apr 18:
- Critics challenge Pearce bill to block monument designation by president
- Apr 17:
- Pearce bill would block national monument designation by president
- Apr 10:
- Land commissioner seeks transparency, consultation on monument proposal
- Apr 1:
- Hispano Chamber of Commerce de Las Cruces endorses Pearce's Organ Mountains legislation
- Mar 11:
- Las Cruces Hispano chamber opposes wilderness designation for Organ Mountains
The environmentalists are ecstatic that Senators Udall and Heinrich have introduced SB 1805, the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument Act. Their bill will put more than 498,000 acres of public land under the more stringent control of the federal government.
Our TVs and airwaves have been inundated with ads touting the many virtues of this act and how it will suddenly make Las Cruces a tourist Mecca. These ads are well done and have convinced the public that restricting 25 percent of the county land is necessary. Who paid for these high-priced ads still remains a mystery since the sponsoring organizations don't appear to have the financial resources to fund them.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the proponents of this national monument have omitted some of the relevant facts about its impacts. They claim that 88 new jobs will be created even though they cannot define them; add $7.4 million in new economic activity; add $562,000 in new state and local tax revenue; and increase tourism by 40 percent. I will not dispute these fairy-tale claims even if I doubt their validity.
While they all sound fantastic, unfortunately the proponents have not been totally honest with the public and provided them an accurate picture of what the monument will do to Dona Ana County and our local economy. They failed to tell you what this monument will cost the county in terms of jobs, economic activity, and tax revenue.
There are currently in excess of 4,000 jobs in the natural resources, mining, and agricultural sectors in the county. Over 82 percent of the county land is for cattle grazing and we are ranked No. 5 in the state for cattle inventory and No. 3 for market value of livestock, poultry and their products. Livestock represents 57 percent of the agricultural products sold in the county.
This monument will directly impact 41 BLM grazing allotments valued at $19.46 million and over 14,000 cows and calves valued at more than $12 million. The destruction of the majority of the county's beef cattle industry alone will result in a potential loss of over $31 million in economic value, cost hundreds of ranching related jobs, and adversely impact the local economy and tax base.
Proponents of the monument claim grazing rights will be maintained. My comment to that is "If you like your grazing permit, you can keep it. Period". This represents another government promise that has routinely been broken. Grazing has historically occurred in national monuments prior to being created, but are continually being challenged in court by environmental groups and ultimately terminated or reduced. Eleven of the 12 New Mexico national monuments no longer allow grazing or hunting. Nine of the twelve monuments now charge entrance fees.
The ads that proclaim more access for the public are pure fantasy. Nearly half of the proposed monument's 498,000 acres are scheduled to be designated as wilderness. In those areas you can only drive on limited "cherry stemmed" roads and if you choose to go off any road you can only enter the wilderness areas on foot or by horseback. Horses must be fed a specific diet before being allowed in wilderness areas.
Disabled veterans and people covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act cannot enter wilderness areas in wheelchairs or any mechanical device. Many groups, encouraged by Bill O'Reilly, have worked tirelessly to purchase special tracked wheelchairs to enable those who lost limbs in Iraq and Afghanistan to hunt and fish. All of these individuals will be denied access to nearly half of the proposed national monument.
Public safety and travel by Border Patrol will be impacted because they must get permission to enter a wilderness area as required by the Act. In the final report on Wilderness Study Areas (WSA) recommendations, BLM pointed out that currently there were 72 miles of road and trails that were being used by Border Patrol, hunters and ranchers that would not be available for use when the area became wilderness.
Don't be fooled by their misleading ads. We have already designated 225,877 acres of land as WSA and can still protect the Organ Mountains, visit Billy the Kid hideout, Geronimo's Cave, Kilbourne Hole, and all the other areas. A better option is to support Congressman Pearce's legislation, HR 995, that protects the scenic Organ Mountains, protects ranching, hunting, and recreation without restricting access and damaging our economy.


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Last we saw Beyoncé, she was causing Photoshop controversy in an unnamed tropical destination. Fast-forward to Saturday, and it was none other than Queen Bey herself who joined her sister Solange towards the end of her set for a Knowles family duet. The sisters performed a rendition of Solange's hit "Losing You," complete with a synchronized dance that, adorably, must have taken some practice.
Beyoncé's better-half also made a surprise appearance at the music festival but a few hours after Beyoncé and Solange joined forces. On Saturday, Jay Z teamed up with Nas to perform "Dead Presidents II," followed by "Where I'm From." It was a whole Carter family affair!
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Groton — Danbury Mayor and Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Boughton said he picked Heather Bond Somers as his running mate largely because of her experiences as a mayor and an entrepreneur.
A former Groton mayor and current council member, Somers will bring both a geographic and gender balance to the ticket, Boughton said Tuesday at the Hilton Garden Inn, where he announced Somers would seek the lieutenant governor seat as part of his team.
"She will bring a unique perspective as to what the challenges are of living here in the Second Congressional District," said Boughton.
Boughton and Somers, also a Republican, first met last year. Somers said they connected as mayors on many of the issues municipalities face.
Somers said she views Groton as a microcosm of the state, demographically and socioeconomically.
"I think the combination of setting a budget, dealing with the only town that has a military base in town, we're one of the only towns that has such diversity that 30 percent of our students are military, so we're juggling a lot of different interests," Somers said. "And I think being able to be successful there can only translate up in Hartford. That, coupled with my business experience, is a win-win."
Boughton is one of several Republicans who have announced or made indications they plan to challenge Gov. Dannel P. Malloy in the November election. Malloy has not said whether or not he would seek a second term.
Somers, 47, is a Robert E. Fitch High School graduate who grew up in Groton and attended the University of Connecticut, where she earned a bachelor's degree in economics. She is married with three children.
After a stint in the purchasing department at Electric Boat in the late 1980s, Somers co-founded Hydrofera LLC, a medical device manufacturing company in Willimantic that now has worldwide distribution. The company was recently purchased by Hollister Inc., and Somers said she has been working the company through the transition — traveling across the globe and meeting with distributors.
She said she plans to remain a member of the nine-member Town Council during the campaign.
"This is a blessed opportunity," she said of her candidacy. "One of the main reasons I decided to do this is that I want my kids to stay in Connecticut. The way things are going, there's not much hope for somebody getting out of school."
Somers said she and Boughton were a good fit, having both come from working middle-class families and serving as mayors in their communities, albeit at different ends of the state. Boughton is a former high school teacher who is in his seventh term as mayor in Danbury.
"He gets it. He understands," Somers said of Boughton. "He's a real person, genuine."
She described Connecticut's government as "broken" — years of one-party rule in the state legislature have resulted in large tax increases due to "fiscally irresponsible policies," she said.
"We've underfunded pensions, we borrow and spend money we don't have, we're drowning in debt," she said.
With new leadership and the ingenuity of the state's citizens, Somers said, "Connecticut can be repaired."
"It's not too late," she said. "Help is on its way."
Boughton said he and Somers will now travel the state to talk about the need to create an economic environment the state's residents can be proud of, to balance the state budget and to put people back to work.
Following the morning announcement, the two made appearances at several locales, including Gaspar's Restaurant in New London.
"Ambition, intelligence, political savvy and always looking to move forward — that's Heather," said Kevin Trejo, chairman of the Republican Town Committee in Groton. "She's a determined person. She's a businesswoman in the state. She cares about the community. She's a fighter.
"They could do wonderful things," he said of Boughton and Somers.
Seeing Somers in office would also go far in Hartford, he said, to increase visibility of southeastern Connecticut towns, which are often overlooked.
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"My phone has been ringing off the hook. Republicans, Democrats, independents and unaffiliated alike — I think people are pretty excited they'll have a voice," she said.
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I have some royal blue leg wraps - set of four - for sale for $10 plus shipping. Barely used.
Come to think of it, I actually have a baby blue English quilted schooling pad with black trim for sale as well. Only used on my gelding a few times. Asking $25.00 plus shipping.
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I guess I have changed his color to Red now. Everybody tells me he looks best in that color, it accents his coloring.
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, if that's the case, they should just be upfront about it. None of this, "you'll get more than ever before" hyperbole! I think that is what frustrates people. The contradictory "information" and hyperbole. Just tell us the truth.
Sure, some people won't like it, but they're already not liking it the way it is!
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That depends on when they knew the money wouldn't be there. Certainly, he should be honest now if it's a budget constraint issue. There's no reason not to be candid.
He said that for quite some time. During that time, I'm sure the BBC would've known that its budget was shrinking. Perhaps there was a lack of communication within the BBC so Moffat and the higher ups had different knowledge.
I'm not blaming Moffat, more saying that the BBC as a whole should just come out and give a clear picture.
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Pitching has been strong except for game one. The bats need to show up if the Tigers are going to avoid a sweep.
fair point that
The Tigers are going to get this done, then go make some WS history.
I agree no team has ever come back from down 3-0. But somebody has to be the first. Lets GO Tigers!!!
One team has come back from an 0 - 3 deficit ('04 Red Sox) to win. However, that was not in the World Series.
Sorry I wasn't clear. I meant in the world series not just the play offs.
Lets goooo tigers
This a horrible time for my cable to start cutting in and out!
you should probably be evacuating.
Can't win four until you win one.
If we do somehow manage to win the next two it will interesting to see how the Giants respond to the pressure of being ahead instead of behind. In ever series they've been in so far they've been the team down and down big. Let's see how they handle prosperity.
Let's start by just getting a run, then we'll go from there and see if we can win a game.
That looked fair!!
You're watching THAT over the World Series!?!?
He's made it clear numerous times he hates baseball, yet he continues to click on the Tigers playoff threads.
Clearly the middle of the lineup needs to provide even half of the run support they are capable of. Go Tigers!
Crowd is pumped. Hopefully that can bring some life to the Tiger bats.
I believe!
Hope the Tigers believe too. This game goes scoreless into late innings they may just start hanging their heads again.
Is looking sharp.
Talk about talking too soon.
Anybody got a stream to the game?
I am stationed overseas and have used this site. Good if you don't mind ads.
All they have to do is hit today and get a win
They win 2-1 or 3-1, and then have Verlander going Game 5, it's a series again
But they have to stop playing from behind, and they're already down 1-0
Biggest players are choking in the WS. This drives me nuts seriously I'm losing my mind over why Miggy and Fielder cannot hit.
Quick rules question. I noticed that Young is standing on first base instead of going into the dugout after his at bat. Does anybody know why that happened? Did he make the other players mad so they're making him stand out there by himself?
I cant remember seeing Tigers standing out on the bases this series before so I wasnt sure what happened.
but they always give them that call anyway. You really just have to be in the vicinity of the bag as you're turning it.
She provides no insight on the game she is pointless
but hot. I miss her on ESPN
Each of our 20+ million dollar men have looked like chumps. Might as well have put in Rayburn and Schlereth.
I see ya Miggy!
A lead and the first positive thing to happen to the team in four games. If anybody is going to lead the Tigers out of this hole they've dug it has to Miggy.
She's pointless
Oh the wind did it? You mean we had some luck go OUR way for once? If someone complains... even a little bit... you gonna getcho ass beat. Erin, don't even...
That inning... what the hell
The guy wearing the Marlins jersey behind the plate is back? Wasn't that in SF? Wut.
He showed up
He confuses me thoroughly.
Baseball can be very streaky.
If there's a team that can come back from 3-0, it's these Tigers.
But, they gotta stop swinging noodles.
Scherzer's got a pair of nuts on him to go after Sandoval on a full count like that. Love it.
Posey finally shows up and it's at the worst time for the Tigers. Shiiiiiiiiiit.
Aaaand then he feeds Posey a cheeseburger.
Buster, come on, you're killing me
I like Buster Posey, but why do we have to play him and why can't he just stay quiet and not make me conflicted? Fuck.
The usual places aren't working.... Anyone know of anything?
Thank you
Delmon continues to be far more productive than Fielder in the postseason, who would have thought that?
Let's go tigers
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Travel Souvenirs: An Interview with Joanna Walsh
September 22, 2015 | by Erik Morse
Joanna Walsh's writing enacts what Chris Kraus has called "a literal vertigo—the feeling that if I fall I will fall not toward the earth but into space—by probing the spaces between things." Walsh, a British writer and illustrator, is fascinated by liminal spaces, especially in the many varieties encountered by tourists. She's sometimes known by her French nom de guerre, Badaude, loosely translated as "gawk," and suggesting the perambulatory figure of the flaneuse. Her work trades on the literary genres of the miniature—short stories, essays, even postcards—reminiscent of Marcel Schwob, Clarice Lispector, Roland Barthes, and Lydia Davis. Her 2014 Twitter initiative @read_women is an archival who's who of modern female writers, extolling in its tweets the distaff works of everyone from Leonora Carrington to Elena Ferrante. Aside from her abundant online presence,Walsh's prolific output includes three new books: Hotel, Vertigo, and Grow a Pair: 9½ Fairytales About Sex, all of which run from the bantam lengths of fifty-five to 170 pages.
Among her seemingly disparate subjects are hotel architecture and etiquette, sexual politics in twentieth-century psychoanalysis, the perils of family vacations, the fantasias of cinema, and fables of transgendered witches. In Walsh's feminist cosmogony, all are brought to bear as inscrutable souvenirs of the everyday mundane. She elucidates the slippery, gendered in-betweenness of everyday ritual in a manner reminiscent of Derrida's disquisition on the chora—that most mysterious and mundane of spaces, not unlike the anonymous corridor of a hotel.
I reached Walsh, appropriately enough, at a hotel in Mexico. She and I shared a lively discussion about hotel culture and theory, travel fantasies, and the contemporary potential of fairy tales.
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Flunking Derrida, and Other News
April 14, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- "It's counterintuitive to think of the British Museum as a happening spot, but for a long time its reading room served as a premier gathering place for London's brainy bohemians … It was also a pickup scene. Edward Aveling, a science lecturer, playwright, and political activist—and a notorious flirt—described the reading room as 'in equal degrees a menagerie and a lunatic asylum' and made a tongue-in-cheek proposal that it be segregated by sex so as to bring about 'less talking and fewer marriages.' " (If you're getting any ideas—don't. The reading room has since closed.)
- As an adult, Derrida transformed English and humanities departments around the world; as a student, he had struggles of his own. When he was twenty, he submitted a paper on Shakespeare that earned him a failing grade, along with such (arguably prophetic) remarks as "quite unintelligible" and "totally incomprehensible": "In this essay," the instructor wrote, "you seem to be constantly on the verge of something interesting but, somewhat, you always fail to explain it clearly."
- Dickens's nighttime constitutionals gave him a chance to "see through the shining riddle of the street," as G. K. Chesterton put it—but they also granted him a chance for emotional escape. "It seems as if they supplied something to my brain," Dickens wrote, "which it cannot bear, when busy, to lose."
- This month marks Trollope's bicentennial, and though his renown is taken more or less for granted today, it wasn't always so: Tolstoy found "too much that is conventional" in his work, and Henry James called him "mechanical."
- Today in teens: they're still out there, they are legion, they are wild, oppressed, they are everything you fear and want to be. "Teens are the only true nihilists left. Teens can use guns and have sex but their brains aren't even fully formed. This is an amazing fact … Teens only care about the immediate culture. They are not stuck in dead-time nostalgia. They have never heard of Missy Elliot. They do not care. That is OK. Teens plow their carts over the bones of the dead."
Pharmacopornography: An Interview with Beatriz Preciado
December 4, 2013 | by Ricky Tucker
The student worker guarding the doors to Beatriz's (B.'s) roundtable discussion at NYU meant business. I had been late leaving a class several blocks over at the less austere New School, and for that he was sorry, but I wouldn't be able to fit in the room with B., José Muñoz, Avital Ronell, their cumulative brilliance, and about a hundred students who may or may have not been aware of the cultural master class that lay in store for them. "If someone leaves, you're next in," he assured me. I sat outside the lacquered double doors, deflated. Attending this discussion was my only chance to unpack, and from the horse's mouth, this dense theoretical/narrative text I had been reading in a silo all summer. My interview with B. was scheduled for the next day.
Last July, when I first picked up the manuscript for what, in its final iteration, would be Beatriz Preciado's Testo Junkie: Sex, Drugs, and Biopolitics in the Pharmacopornographic Era, I was in the hills of Ecuador at a straight friend's wedding, far from anything remotely related to queer theory, pharmacological engineering, Foucaultian lineage, or writing, for that matter. B. toggles between a personal account of using topical testosterone, Testogel, as a kind of performative homage to a fallen queer friend, and a cultural analysis that investigates how pharmaceutical companies politicize the body– down to the molecule. The idea is that Testo Junkie picks up where Foucault's The History of Sexuality left off, a chronicle of sex in an ever increasingly consumerist and pornographically identified modernity. Its mix of personal narrative and theory softened my point of entry, but still, it was a lot to consider on my own.
So, I waited outside of those doors at NYU hoping to get in, and if I did, I prayed that the complexity of the pharmacopornographic dilemma would magically break down into a series of alphabet blocks: pointing to big business as the culprit and queer individuals taking hormones as the politicized bodies. Of course it was not so simple; when the student going to class or dinner or whatever left the auditorium, making room for me, I found through a series of revelatory slides and discussions that this issue is wide-reaching but fundamentally inherent in everything we do—all of us. And that was just the panel discussion.
When I sat down the next day with the calming but intellectually compelling B., B. laid out for me the universality of the pharmacopornographic regime, how all bodies have become biopolitical archives for the powers that be, but also how taking testosterone effects one's cognitive experience, how we romanticize substances like opium and writing, and how the pill is just a blip on the blueprint that is you.
What was the beginning of your academic research?
I went to the New School, for philosophy. I had come from Spain on a Fulbright scholarship, which was very different then. Continental philosophy was more of what I studied at the New School. But what was great for me was that in this context, I had the great chance of meeting Derrida, who became for me a mentor. He was my teacher in a seminar with Ágnes Heller, and I spoke French, so it was fantastic. He was the most generous professor I ever had. He invited me to teach a seminar. I then ended up living in Paris, and now I've been there for the last ten years.
He was teaching a seminar on forgiveness and the gift, but at that time, he was studying Saint Augustine's transformation in relationship to faith and becoming Catholic while at a point of personal transitioning. It was kind of like a story of transexuality. So, I went to France to speak about this. Read More »
Something Out of Something: Talking with Etgar Keret
May 1, 2012 | by Rebecca Sacks
In 2006, the great book-blurber and novelist Gary Shteyngart called Etgar Keret's The Nimrod Flipout "the best work of literature to come out of Israel in the last five thousand years—better than Leviticus and nearly as funny." Keret may indeed be the most loved and widely read Israeli writer working today. He is known for his very short short stories, which are often described as "surreal" and "absurd." It's certainly the case that they do not adhere to the laws of the physical universe.
In his most recent collection, Suddenly, a Knock at the Door (published this month by Farrar, Straus and Giroux), a talking fish grants wishes; a woman unzips her boyfriend to reveal the German gentile inside; a middle-aged man is kidnapped and taken to his childhood. But at the heart of Keret's writing is a deep compassion. His characters may be enmeshed in paradoxes unique to Israel—with its fraught borders, fragmented populations, and newly ancient language—but it's always their humanity that shines through.
Keret is also a filmmaker. With his wife, Shira Geffen, he directed Jellyfish (2009), which won the Camera d'Or at Cannes, and has had his work adapted to film, including Wristcutters: A Love Story (2006). Over the course of two weeks, during which his father passed away from cancer (he has written about his father for Tablet), Keret generously corresponded over e-mail for this interview.
On 'Artaud-Mania … The Diary of a Fan'
October 10, 2011 | by David O'Neill
Johanna Fateman began her 1997 fanzine, Artaud-Mania, by professing, "Dear Diary, I am writing to you because confessional writing is the self-effacing form most suited to the abject position of the fan." Until then, the twenty-two-year-old Fateman hadn't confessed much in her work; her earlier zines (including the series Snarla, cowritten in the early nineties with fellow high school misfit Miranda July) never had the insular or solipsistic feel typical of many of that era's photocopied missives. What's more, the syphilitic and schizophrenic Artaud, an enfant terrible of French arts and letters, was an unlikely idol for the feminist punk scene that Fateman had been a part of and was reacting against—post–Riot Grrrl publications that rarely ventured beyond subjects like the DIY music scene, grassroots organizing, and personal politics. Her appreciation for Artaud came through artists and writers like Nancy Spero and Kathy Acker. Like them, she was inspired by his fierce articulation of what Spero once termed a "sense of victimhood"; Fateman put it more bluntly when she wrote approvingly that Artaud was a "crazy bitch with male authority."


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Remarried to former professional football player-turned-pastor Terrell Fletcher, Sheree is now the First Lady of her new husband's Multi-Cultural Christian Ministry. Nevertheless, Sheree is NOT afraid of confrontation and if she doesn't like something, she makes no secret about it.
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Alternate Title: The Three MusketeersMickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers (The Three Musketeers, Mickey's Three Musketeers) (2004) Feature Length Direct-To-Video Animated Film
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- Cartoon Characters: Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Minnie, Daisy, Pete, Clarabelle, The Troubadour, The Beagle Boys.
- Vocal Talent: Wayne Allwine (Mickey Mouse), Tony Anselmo (Donald Duck), Bill Farmer (Goofy), Russi Taylor (Minnie), Tress MacNeille (Daisy), Jim Cummings (Pete), April Winchell (Clarabelle), Rob Paulsen (The Troubadour), Maurice LaMarche (Beagle Boy), Jeff Bennett (Beagle Boy), Shannon Gregory.
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- Produced By Margot Pipkin.
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CGI Animator: Simon Alberry.
Animation Director: Kevin Peaty.
- Written By David Mickey Evans, Evan Spiliotopoulos.
- Edited By Bret Marnell.
First Assistant Editor: Margaret Johnson-Holzendorf.
Assistant Editors: Robert J. Lemos, Anna Solorio-Catalano.
- Storyboard Artists: Don Dougherty, Ken Mitchroney, Chris Otsuki.
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- Compositor: Christine O'Connor.
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At Naturally Good Food we sell a great range of organic pulses. For the traditional vegetarian, pulses are a mainstay, while for non-vegetarians, pulses offer a great way to a more healthy and a cheaper diet.
We are pleased to offer a full range of organic pulses, most of which are to Soil Association organic standard. We pack many of the organic pulses ourselves, and can offer various size combinations, with a standard 10% case discount on all purchases.
Included in our range of organic pulses are:
|Aduki beans
|Haricot beans
|Black-eyed beans
|Mung beans
|Butter beans
|Red kidney beans
|Soya beans
|Flagolet beans
Our range of organic lentils can be seen in our specific Lentil and split pea section, while the full list of other organic pulses can be viewed below. For a quick result, you can also try our range of tinned beans.
Pulses are nutritious, tasty and an important part of your diet! They include peas, beans and lentils, all plants belonging to the 'Leguminosae' plant group, which gets its name from the pod, or legume, that protects the seed. There are some 13,000 species in this plant group. Pulses or legumes generally prefer warmer climates, but there are varieties that are grown in temperate regions.
As organic farming was the norm until relatively recently, man has been eating organic pulses for many thousands of years. Indeed, lentils were one of the first plants ever to be domesticated by man.
There are a number of good reasons to choose organic pulses. These include the following:
Organic pulses are a valuable part of your diet, as they have a higher protein content than most other plants. For the full benefits, see the guide below to individual pulses.
Many whole pulses, such as aduki beans, chickpeas, whole lentils, mung and soya beans, can be sprouted, increasing their nutritional value.
We sell a wide range of organic pulses, including:
Aduki beans (Adzuki beans): a great little bean, renowned for its health properties. Aduki beans are small, reddish-brown beans, rounded in shape, with a point at one end. Our organic aduki beans have a strong, nutty, sweet flavour. Aduki beans are a good addition to your store-cupboard, as they are smaller than many beans and so have a shorter cooking time.
These beans are similar to most beans in that they are high in soluble fibre, as well as a good source of magnesium, potassium, iron, zinc, copper and B vitamins. Aduki beans are packed with protein and have been seen as a 'weight loss' bean by some nutritionists, being low in calories and fat, but high in nutrition. Our Crazy Jack organic aduki beans come from the USA.
Black-eyed beans: black-eyed beans (or black-eyed peas) have a smooth texture and a pea-like flavour. They are good mixed with other vegetables. Our organic black-eyed beans are a great source of soluble fibre, and contain many essential minerals, including potassium, copper, phosphorous and manganese.
Black-eyed beans are not only low in fat, but, when combined with grains, supply high-quality protein that provides a healthy alternative to meat or other animal protein.
Butter beans: a flat white bean, our organic butter beans are a good store-cupboard line, working well in numerous dishes. Butter beans have a high soluble fibre content, which is associated with lower cholesterol levels.
Butter beans are also known as Lima beans.
Butter beans are a very good source of the trace mineral manganese, and boost the enzymes important for energy production and antioxidant defense. Butter beans also contain the trace mineral molybdenum. As with all beans, you should not eat them raw.
Chickpeas: chickpeas (also known as garbanzo beans, Indian peas, ceci beans and Bengal gram) are among the earliest cultivated vegetable; man has eaten organic chickpeas for some 7,500 years. Organic chickpeas are a very versatile vegetable: not only are they the basis for hummus, but they can be eaten as a simple accompaniment or as the basis of a high-protein curry.
Chickpeas are a rich source of iron and, as with other pulses, of soluble fibre. They are also low in fat, and a fine source of tryptophan, which converts to the 'feel good' neurotransmitter serotonin in the brain.
Flageolet beans: flageolet beans are rightly popular in France. A small, kidney-shaped bean with an attractive light green colour and a creamy texture, these are a great source of fibre, protein and carbohydrate. Flageolet beans are a very versatile bean, going well with lamb, fish and chicken.
Haricot beans: our organic haricot beans are oval shaped and flattened, with a pure white skin. Haricot beans are relatively mild in flavour, but can add to and enrich many dishes. As with all beans, they make an excellent addition to a healthy diet. Haricot beans have many other names, including Boston beans, navy beans and pearl beans. In common with other beans, they are not only good for you, but good for the soil, as they fix nitrogen into the earth and enrich it.
Mung beans: our organic mung beans are small, cylindrical beans with a bright green skin. Mung beans are often sprouted, tasting like young peas, and are great in stir fries - just take care not to over-cook these delicate beans! Mung beans are very low in calories, so are ideal if you want to lose weight.
Pinto beans: pinto beans are part of the red kidney family and make an excellent replacement for kidney beans in a chilli. Our organic pinto beans are beige with light brown streaks, but when cooked, will turn a uniform brown. Pinto beans are often used to make refried beans.
Red kidney beans: as you would expect from their name, these are kidney-shaped beans and are perhaps best known as an ingredient in chilli. They are also great in numerous simmering dishes, where their ability to absorb flavours and keep their shape is valued. Our organic red kidney beans provide an good source of folate, dietary fibre, manganese, protein, thiamin (vitamin B1), phosphorus, iron, copper, magnesium, potassium and vitamin K. As Crazy Jack point out on their site, dried red kidney beans MUST be cooked properly before eating. It is simple to do, but takes a little time – soak the beans in cold water for five to eight hours, then discard the water and rinse the beans in fresh water. Cover again in water and bring to the boil. Boil for ten minutes then continue to simmer for 45-60 minutes. The beans will then be cooked and ready to eat! Our organic red kidney beans come from Crazy Jack.
Soya beans: we sell Crazy Jack organic soya beans from the USA. Soya beans are small and white, and are very popular and versatile. They absorb flavours well and can be added to any dishes with strong sauces or flavour to provide texture and added protein. Soya beans must be cooked thoroughly before eating. Soak the beans in cold water for 12 hours, then discard the water and rinse the beans in fresh water. Cover again in water and bring to the boil. Boil for one hour, then continue to simmer for two to three hours.
We offer both dried organic pulses and organic pulses in tins. Each have their place and each have their advantages and disadvantages:
Our full range of tinned organic pulses can be seen in our tinned bean range.
Don't forget that pulses are gluten-free, so if you are gluten-intolerant, eating pulses is not a problem.
Here is a list of tips and hints on pulses that we have picked up over the years. With the help of some of these tips, you can use organic pulses without paying a great price premium over conventional pulses.
There are many reasons for including beans as part of your regular diet:
For an all-round store-cupboard item, beans and pulses make the ideal choice. They can be used in soups, stews, casseroles and, of course, salads.
In a study of almost 10,000 men and women in the USA, those who ate pulses four or more times a week had a 22% lower risk of coronary heart disease and an 11% lower risk of cardiovascular events than those who ate pulses less than once a week. It appears that this health benefit was independent of other health habits, as adjustments of other important elements of cardiovascular disease resulted in minimal change in the risk estimates. (Source: Bazzano L. A., He J., Ogden L. G., Loria C., Vupputuri S., Myers L., Whelton P. K., 2001; Legume consumption and risk of coronary heart disease in US men and women; Arch Intern Med. 161: 2573-2578.)
There are a huge number of recipes that use organic pulses:
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Abstract: Let be a irreducible symmetric space of Cayley type. Then is diffeomorphic to an open and dense -orbit in the Shilov boundary of . This compactification of is causal and can be used to give answers to questions in harmonic analysis on . In particular we relate the Hardy space of to the classical Hardy space on the bounded symmetric domain . This gives a new formula for the Cauchy-Szegö kernel for .
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Hawaiian Holdings, Inc. : Hawaiian Airlines to Offer Personal Electronic Tablets on B767 Routes HONOLULU - Hawaiian Airlines, Hawai'i's largest and longest serving airline, will lift its award-winning in-flight service on September 1 when it becomes the only U.S. carrier to offer the Apple iPad mini on all of its wide-body Boeing 767-300 aircraft. The airline has contracted Bluebox Avionics, a global provider of portable In-flight Entertainment (IFE) solutions to airline carriers, to deploy 1,500 iPad minis on 14 B767 aircraft serving 14 routes between Hawai'i and the U.S. Mainland, Asia and South Pacific. The iPad minis will replace all current portable entertainment systems on all of Hawaiian Airlines' B767 routes. "Hawaiian Airlines' signature on-board hospitality is already very popular with travelers, but we wanted to go even further to ensure our customers' travel experience is more enjoyable," said Blaine Miyasato, Hawaiian Airlines vice president of product development. 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Travelers will enjoy island-style complimentary meals and made-in-Hawai'i snacks to go along with Hawaiian Airlines' engaging presentation of the islands' culture, people and Aloha Spirit throughout the flight. About Bluebox Avionics Bluebox Avionics specializes in the provision of portable IFE solutions to the airline sector. Utilizing the latest consumer tablet devices, Bluebox provides airlines with the benefits of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technology such as the iPad with software and ancillary components to ensure the class leading in-flight entertainment solution. The Bluebox software solution has been approved by all six major Hollywood movie studios for the delivery of early window content allowing airlines to offer passengers the latest movies ahead of DVD release as well as wide range of other video, audio, reading and gaming content. Bluebox Avionics is backed by content distribution specialist DMD Phantom and AviIT Ltd, a highly regarded aviation IT provider. 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Athletes attending the 2012 Olympic Day festivities in Newport, Rhode Island included 2012 U.S. Olympic Sailing Team member Stuart McNay (Boston, Mass), and 2012 U.S. Paralympic Sailing Team members Brad Johnson (Pompano Beach, Fla.), Jen French (St. Petersburg, Fla.), JP Creignou (Paris, France), Mark LeBlanc (New Orleans, La.), Paul Callahan (Cape Coral, Fla.) and Tom Brown (Castine, Maine).
2012 Olympic Day
Thirty 420 sailors from Sail Newport (Newport, R.I.), Ida Lewis Yacht Club (Newport, R.I.), and Conanicut Yacht Club (Jamestown, R.I.) gathered for a question and answer session in which team members explained how they began sailing and offered friendly advice for junior sailors. 'You have to learn how to be a good loser,' Jen French explained, 'You'll never be a good winner if you don't know how to be a good loser.'
A 'chalk talk' style discussion led by Stuart McNay followed a spirited question and answer session. Junior sailors were asked what they believed were the elements of a good start, and Olympic and Paralymic team members offered tactical pointers to help improve speed and boat handling.
Following lunch, a 420 race clinic was held with McNay as a guest coach. Focusing specifically on starts and boat handling, junior sailors participated in multiple practice races. McNay offered pointers during the races and advice on what sailors could do to improve during their next race. 'It was great to hear what all the kids thought about it,' McNay said at the conclusion of the day, 'and I hope that some of the things I said they'll be able to take with them in their racing in the future.'
The 2012 Olympic Games are scheduled for July 27 – August 12 in London, England. The Olympic Sailing Regatta will take place July 29 – August 11 in Weymouth and Portland, England, approximately 120 miles southwest of London.
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1. Re: Is failover always active-active?dmease729 May 2, 2013 7:29 AM (in response to dmease729)
..should the wording on p45 refer to 'primary' instead of active? ie, the sensor that has been online the longest (or has the highest serial number, becomes the *primary*, and not the *active*.
2. Re: Is failover always active-active?dmease729 May 9, 2013 4:10 AM (in response to dmease729)
From M-3050/M-4050 Sensor Product Guide (Revision A):
"If you choose to run in failover mode, port 2A is used to interconnect with a standby Sensor."
Is this a terminology thing that needs to be sorted in the McAfee documentation? If sensors are indeed active-active, then I think we really should be looking at use of either 'primary' and 'secondary' or 'template' and backup' - something like that, surely? It is things like this that cause confusion, and dont really help the end user experience to be a pleasant one!


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November 18, 2010 2:33 pm
Trashion Show: Once disposable, now elegantly posable
Students and staff strutted their stuff on the runway Nov. 17 as sustainability met fashion for the fifth annual Trashion Show. The Bates community devoured deserts in the Gray Cage while observing fashionable creations transformed from would have been waste.
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John J. Margarones '48, professor emeritus of education, dies at 87
Professor Emeritus of Education John J. Margarones '48, who helped to transform teacher education at Bates from a classroom-based endeavor…
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An associate professor of anthropology and coordinator of Native American research at the University of Maine, Darren Ranco discusses the influence of Native American tribes on environmental legislation in a Bates College lecture at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 17, in Room 204 of Carnegie Science Hall, 44 Campus Ave.
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In an effort to reduce energy consumption on campus, Bates will be turning down the heat in buildings across campus during the winter break. The adjustments are expected to save money and reduce the college's emissions of greenhouse gases.
November 15, 2010 4:13 pm
Language Arts Live presents eclectic author Ander Monson
Author Ander Monson, author of the 2005 poetry collection "Vacationland" and this year's nonfiction "Vanishing Point," visits Bates College to read from his work at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 17, in Skelton Lounge, Chase Hall, 56 Campus Ave.
November 12, 2010 4:12 pm
Bates professor reveals real story of Charles Dickens' wife in new book
Lillian Nayder is a Bates professor whose new biography "The Other Dickens: A Life of Catherine Hogarth" is the first comprehensive portrait of the woman that Charles Dickens married and then repudiated.
November 12, 2010 1:49 pm
Campus Construction Update: Nov. 12, 2010
The Bates helicopter fleet not being at our disposal, Campus Construction Update has spent some time seeking a high vantage point to photograph the work being done atop Roger Williams Hall.
November 12, 2010 12:27 pm
'We are partners' is theme of Garcelon-sponsored admission panel
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November 12, 2010 11:59 am
A Bates weekend in the arts: dance, Global Lens, classical music
Three dance performances featuring work by local and New York choreographers, a film from Serbia in the Global Lens films series, concerts by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and the combined Bates and Bowdoin college orchestra featuring pianist Frank Glazer: Why stay home?
November 12, 2010 11:52 am
Global Lens series presents Serbian film Ordinary People
The Global Lens series of films from around the world continues at Bates College with "Ordinary People" by Serbian director Vladimir Perisic, showing at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 12, and 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 15, at the Ronj, Bates' student-run coffeehouse at 32 Frye St.


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No. 21 Cincinnati beats Rutgers 68-58By JIM O'CONNELL, AP Basketball Writer Saturday, Jan 12, 2013
PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP)—Cincinnati decided it was time to play like Cincinnati.
The 21st-ranked Bearcats snapped a two-game losing streak by playing defense the way they had played defense before the slump that saw them drop three of four and fall from a No. 8 ranking in the Top 25.
With Cashmere Wright leading the way with 23 points while not committing a turnover as he ran the offense, the Bearcats beat Rutgers 68-58 on Saturday night to stay unbeaten on the road.
"Coming in Coach (Mick Cronin) preached that we lost two in a row and we can't lose three," Wright said. "If we're going to get where we want to go, we're going to have play defense.
"At the pregame meal I told everybody that if we can control the game from the start we can control the whole game," Wright added.
He was right.
Cincinnati led 27-15 after a first half that saw the Bearcats shoot 29.0 percent (9 of 31) and the Scarlet Knights managed to make just 4 of 19 (21.1 percent).
Cincinnati scored the first six points of the second half for a 33-15 lead. Rutgers never threatened until the final minute when the Scarlet Knights got within 64-56.
That was all done with defense and rebounding.
"We were trying to get back to being one of the best defensive teams in the Big East, if not the country," Cronin said. "To beat quality teams we have to get back to holding teams near 36 percent shooting."
The Scarlet Knights shot 37.7 percent (20 of 53) and the Bearcats finished with a 41-34 advantage on the boards.
"We won the game in the first half by getting separation through rebounding and defense. Cash Wright was off the charts. He controlled the game. We tried to keep the ball in his hands and he responded with 33 minutes and no turnovers against a team coming after him because they were behind. Tremendous effort by him."
JaQuon Parker added 11 points and Sean Kilpatrick had 10 for the Bearcats (14-3, 2-2 Big East), who are 6-0 on the road this season and that's good news because this was the opening game of a seven-game stretch with five on the road.
"I think it feels like you're playing with house money," Wright said of playing on the road. "You go out and play and don't worry about the fans. We're all one. Win or lose we go home together and that's the attitude we take."
Myles Mack had 15 points for Rutgers (11-4, 2-2), which had won two straight and seven of eight. The Scarlet Knights are 2-2 under coach Mike Rice since he returned from a three-game school-imposed suspension for inappropriate behavior.
Eli Carter, Rutgers' leading scorer at 16.7 per game, was 1 for 11 from the field—0 for 6 from 3-point range—and finished with six points. He was 3 for 14 from the field against St. John's, making him 4 for 25 in his last two games.
"I just have to make shots when I'm open. Nothing different," Carter said. "Obviously I have to play better. It's a huge learning experience. We let this one slip away."
The game was almost 5 minutes old before either team made a field goal.
Parker hit a 3 with 15:06 left to give the Bearcats a 4-0 lead. Thirty-two seconds later Mike Poole hit a foul line jumper to bring Rutgers within 4-2.
The first team to double figures was Cincinnati and the game was 12:14 in when Sean Kilpatrick hit a driving jumper to make it 11-5. Rutgers finally needed a second column on the scoreboard when Austin Johnson hit a jumper with 4:25 left to bring the Scarlet Knights within 21-11.
Rutgers' first-half total was one point better than the lowest it ever had in the Big East, against Pittsburgh in 2003.
The win was Cronin's 127th at Cincinnati breaking a tie for third place with Gale Catlett.
Rutgers was looking for its first 3-1 start since joining the Big East. The Scarlet Knights had beaten four of the last six ranked teams to visit the Rutgers Athletic Center, including then-No. 24 Pittsburgh in its previous home game.
"We have to learn from this. We're going to be in this spot again taking the next step forward," Rice said. "We've got to learn that, in the Big East, if things aren't going well you don't rely on the jump shot. You have to score in the paint, you have to draw contact, you have to get to the free throw line. It's not like we stopped playing hard—we held a tremendous team to 37 percent shooting. Our pressure was effective in the second half, we just never finished a possession off in the second half. Playing a little soft in the first half and a lot of not finishing in the second half was a deadly equation."


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ISTANBUL A man approached a visitor's gate at the U.S. Embassy in the Turkish capital, Ankara, Friday and detonated an explosives-packed vest, killing himself and a Turkish security guard, blowing a gaping hole in the wall and raising new fears about the protection of U.S. diplomats serving in this region.
Within hours Turkish authorities blamed the attack on a homegrown Marxist organization, and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the issue had "pretty much been clarified" because the bomber had been identified, by a skin mark on his head, as a former prisoner once incarcerated for domestic terrorism. Erdogan said the results of DNA testing would be announced today.
In Washington, a White House official said the United States would conduct its own investigation into the attack, which triggered a State Department warning for American citizens to temporarily avoid U.S. diplomatic offices in Turkey.
According to images captured on a security camera and reported by the Turkish television channel NTV, it was just after lunchtime when a man entered a security checkpoint near the consular section and panicked as the metal detector buzzed. When he reached for his midsection, a Turkish guard yelled, "Run away, a bomb!" according to NTV.
A Turkish journalist on her way to have tea with the U.S. ambassador, Francis J. Ricciardone Jr., was critically wounded.
"We've had hundreds of phone calls, in the first minutes, hundreds of text messages of condolences and support," Ricciardone said later. "We feel we are among friends. We feel safe. Thank you for sharing our pain and sorrow on this occasion. We will continue to fight terrorism together."


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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Former Wildcat James Young's NBA career is getting off to a slow start as he will be held out of the Boston Celtics' summer league games in Orlando.
After spending his second summer league game on the bench Monday, Celtics' President Danny Ainge told ESPN Young will be held out.
"He's still got symptoms from the car accident and he doesn't have enough time to learn the stuff, get himself in shape -- he hasn't played for 3 1/2 or 4 weeks, so we're just going to not rush it," Ainge said. "He'll be fine in a couple weeks. Maybe a week. We were just hoping that he would be able to play this week, but he's just not ready and we're not rushing him."
The Celtics made Young the No. 17 pick in the June 26 NBA Draft.
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"In the kingdom of immortals, the restless gods decree that mortal man will fight one another to prove their loyalty. By order of Zeus, The war god Ares leaves his throne to inform man of this noble contest. To the victors go the spoils of war and eternal gratitude from the gods.
As the general of battle hardened archers, infantry, and other units, you have been commissioned by the high priests to lead your people to victory. When the sisters of fate look favorably upon you, your armies will find strategic advantage on the battlefield. Ambush, flank and surround your opponent's forces in an effort to gain the upper hand. If the battle looks bleak, call on your mercenary forces to turn the tide."
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