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|01.17.11 at 4:36 pm ET
Zdeno Chara hadn't been holding his breath for his first career hat trick, but he was able to breathe a sigh of relief after becoming the fourth defenseman in Bruins history to accomplish the feat.
"You're always kind of thinking about how it would be nice to have that kind of a game in your career, to say, 'Hey I've done it, I had a hat trick,' but for myself, it took 14-15 years," Chara said. "I'm not expecting to have another one anytime soon."
Regardless of how frequently he tallies three goals in a game, his teammates were glad to see him do it for the first time, including another long-tenured Bruin who just recently had their first hat trick.
"That's our leader," Patrice Bergeron said of Chara. "That's our captain. That's why he's probably the best defenseman in the league."
Chara celebrated the hat trick by gesturing to the crowd with his glove, waving on the fans to toss their hats. He admitted after the game that he saw Peter Bondra of the Capitals do it after notching three goals against him when we was with the Islanders, and that he kept the move stored in case he ever had the opportunity.
"I kind of remembered [thinking], 'If I ever get a hat trick, I want to do the same.' I thought it was pretty cool," Chara said of seeing Bondra celebrate.
Just as Chara took notice of Bondra, his Bruins teammates got a kick out of their captain's celebration.
"Yes," Milan Lucic said with a laugh when asked if it was the most interesting goal celebration he'd seen. "That's all I'm going to say. Yes."
Bruins win easily behind Zdeno Chara hat trick, Tim Thomas shutout
|01.17.11 at 3:33 pm ET
Zdeno Chara had his first career hat trick, while Tim Thomas recorded his seventh shutout of the season in a 7-0 Bruins win over the Hurricanes. Chara joined Bobby Orr, Ray Bourque and Glen Wesley as the only Bruins defenseman to record three goals in a game.
Cam Ward was the bad guy when he shut out the Bruins at the Garden back on Nov. 26, but the Bruins were able to chase him from the game in just 11:26 thanks to goals from Mark Stuart and Chara.
For Stuart, it was his first goal of the season and a nice way to make his return from a broken hand and dislocated finger that had kept him out for 18 games. Chara would add power play goals in the first and third periods after Justin Peters took over for Ward.
The Bruins also got goals from Gregory Campbell and Patrice Bergeron in the second period. Bergeron, who was named the NHL's No. 2 star of the week earlier in the day, now has 12 points over his last seven games. Michael Ryder scored his 14th goal of the season when he redirected a Dennis Seidenberg shot past Peters.
Peters didn't do himself any favors in the game, as he drew penalties for holding and roughing in the second and third period, respectively.
The two teams will square off again Tuesday night in Carolina.
– The Bruins are proof that goals come in waves. When Patrice Bergeron scored 13 seconds after Gregory Campbell in the second period, it marked the ninth time this season that the Bruins have scored two goals in less than a minute. It was the third time they've done so in the last three games, as they did it last Monday in Pittsburgh and on Saturday against the Penguins.
– His production on the night was obviously overshadowed by that of another Bruins defenseman, but Adam McQuaid had his first-career multi-point game, and it took him less than 12 minutes to accomplish it. On the day, five Bruins defenseman had at least a point, with Johnny Boychuk the only one to not register one. Boychuk had an even rating.
– Tim Thomas continues to put up monster numbers, and he now ahas noter blanking in the books. He's already surpassed his previous career high of five shutouts in a season, but with seven thus far, the question is whether he ends up doubling it.
Thomas didn't find himself facing the most energetic offense, though he did come up with big saves on Eric Staal in the first period. His save on Jeff Skinner in the second led to a quick breakout and, eventually, a beautiful pass from Shawn Thornton to Campbell for a B's goal. With Thornton's assist (his fourth), he jumped back out in front of Thomas in their assist race. Thomas has three helpers on the season.
– Milan Lucic thought he'd scored his 17th goal of the season when he beat Ward at 9:15 of the first, but he was in fact touching up on a delayed penalty on Zdeno Chara. It wasn't exactly costly for the B's, as Chara returned to the ice following the penalty and scored on a 2-on-1.
Lucic has now gone 12 straight games without a goal, though he grabbed an assist on Chara's third goal.
– This was a game in which just about as much went right for the Bruins as possible. All four lines had strong showings, and the defense and goaltending were stout. They even won the fisticuffs battle, as McQuaid pounded Troy Bodie in the third period. There will be plenty of games for the bad to stand out, but there simply wasn't much of it Monday.
Bruins add to lead in second
|01.17.11 at 2:40 pm ET
The Bruins continued piling on in the second period against the Hurricanes, striking twice in 13 seconds to establish a 5-0 lead entering the third.
Shawn Thornton set up a falling Gregory Campbell in front of the net for the center's sixth goal of the season. Blake Wheeler also picked up an assist on the play.
Patrice Bergeron continued his hot streak, as he scored his 15th goal of the season immediately following Campbell's. Bergeron now has 12 points in his last seven games, and 21 in his last 16.
The B's goals weren't the extent of Hurricanes netminder Justin Peter's bad day. He took a holding penalty when he grabbed onto Blake Wheeler's leg late in the period.
The B's are outshooting the Hurricanes, 29-23.
Bruins chase Cam Ward early, lead 3-0 after one
|01.17.11 at 1:45 pm ET
Generally, defensemEn can be responsible for their own goaltender being chased from a game, but the Bruins blueliners did the damage in the first period, ending Cam Ward's day early and piling it on from there. The B's lead, 3-0.
Mark Stuart, who had missed the last 18 games due to a broken right hand and a dislocated finger, go the Bruins with a slapshot from the point at 7:56. It was his seventh goal of the season.
Milan Lucic though he'd made it 2-0 when he took a pass from David Krejci and fired it past Ward, but after celebration and confusion, it was deemed that he was touching up slashing call on Zdeno Chara. The B's defenseman made up for it when he took a pass from Adam McQuaid out of the box and brought it up for a 2-on-1 with Mark Recchi. The B's captain kept the puck and scored on a wrist-shot to make it 2-0.
Ward was yanked following the goal, though Chara would break in replacement Justin Peters with a power play tally at 15:58.
McQuaid picked up assists on the first two goals, giving him his first career multi-point game. It is Chara's ninth two-goal game.
Patrice Bergeron named No. 2 star of the week
|01.17.11 at 12:40 pm ET
Bruins center Patrice Bergeron was named the No. 2 star of the week for the week ending on Jan. 16. The 25-year-old was runner-up to Hurricanes winger Jussi Jokinen, who had four goals and three assists in three games for Carolina during the week.
Bergeron also had seven points during the week, scoring four goals and adding three assists over a four-game stretch in which the B's went 3-1-0. On the season, Bergeron has 14 goals and 20 assists for a team-leading 34 points in 44 games.
Coyotes netminder Ilya Bryzgalov was named the third star.
Tim Thomas to start for Bruins vs. Hurricanes, Milan Lucic and Mark Stuart to play
|01.17.11 at 12:07 pm ET
Bruins coach Claude Julien said prior to Monday's matinee vs. the Hurricanes that the team will see the return of Milan Lucic and Mark Stuart to the lineup.
Lucic has missed the last three games with an undisclosed injury, while Stuart has been out since Dec. 7 with a broken hand and dislocated finger. The team sent defenseman Matt Bartkowski to Providence on Sunday in order to activate Stuart, who had been placed on injured reserve a week prior.
Julien added that Tim Thomas will start in goal against the Hurricanes. Thomas was in goal in the team's Nov. 26 matinee against Carolina, when he allowed three goals in a 3-0 Bruins loss.
Bruins activate Mark Stuart, return Matt Bartkowski to Providence
|01.16.11 at 11:21 pm ET
The Bruins announced Sunday night that they have activated defenseman Mark Stuart from injured reserve and sent Matt Bartkowski to Providence.
Stuart has been out since suffering a fractured hand and dislocated finger on Dec. 7 against the Sabres. He had initially hurt his right hand three days earlier in Toronto.
Bartkowski played two games for the Bruins after being summoned on two separate occasions to fill in for Adam McQuaid and Andrew Ference on Monday and Saturday, respectively. The 22-year-old had a minus-1 rating over his two games, both of which were against the Penguins.
In 34 games in Providence this season, Bartkowski has four goals and eight assists for 12 points.


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A fisherman named Jason Johnston, from Mesquite, Texas, chartered a boat out of Huntington Beach on Monday.
His group hooked a massive shortfin mako shark about 15 miles offshore.
The shark was 11 feet long, 8 feet in girth and more than 1,300 pounds, according to the fishermen's estimates.
It took more than two hours and a quarter-mile of line to reel in the shark, according to Johnston.
"It's unreal. This thing is definitely a killing machine," Johnston said. "Any wrong step and I could have went out of the boat and to the bottom of the ocean," he said.
The shark was being taken to a weigh yard in Gardena to be certified by a weigh master.
It was expected to be donated to a research organization for study.
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"KGB Museum, my reflections - 1" Top 5 Page for this destination Vilnius Travelogue by matcrazy1
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When I entered the Museum of Genocide Victims first I bought a ticket and looked at a few books available at the ticket office (some were in English). Then I went downstairs and I looked at the first two cells or rather small boxes. They were enough to room a standing prisoner only. Hmm... could you survive say a week locked inside? As I remember they were used to punish prisoners for smaller "offences" against prison rules. For larger "offences"... go futher...
I wonder what happened to communist criminals who did it and those who gave orders or supported them? They should still live here or there. Where? In Russia, Lithuania ? As noble senior citizens ?
No punishment (even symbolic) means tolerance to crimes and is wrong sign for the future. I mean it would be "good" sign for eventual followers here or there.
In Poland the state institution founded to investigate communist crimes (Institute of National Memory) is too weak and needs much more money. The Polish parliament cut its budget due to high budget deficit or maybe rather... because of some political reasons. Does it work the same way in Lithuania?
In this cell the arrested had to take off all his clothes, which were thoroughly searched. He was deprived of his belt, shoe laces and personal belongings, and every button was cut off.
The next door room was the dactilography and photo room where the pictures of the arrested in full face and profile as well as finger prints were taken.
There was guards room when I could see old telephone switchboard and secret red-light indicators. There was a scale for weighing coming parcels. Well, the parcels were banned till 50', then they were limited in weight and content. Under Stalin's regime NO parcels and NO visits were allowed.
There was a toilet inside small so called isolation cell of KGB prison on my picture.
I was a little bit confused when I read info about the KGB buiding: "1929 - 1939 - courts of polish occupying power. In 1920, Poland had occupied Vilnius and the surrounding area. Until the autumn 1939 Vilnius voivode courts were acting here."
Polish historical sources describe it quite different:
In June 1920 Vilnius was occupied by Bolsheviks. Polish troops entered Vilnius to defend its Polish majority against Bolsheviks and did it with no fights and were welcomed by Vilnians with great joy. Reffering to official German census population of Vilnius consisted of 54% Poles, 41% Jews and 1.6% Lithuanians in 1917. Vilnius became the capital of the new state: so called Middle Lithuania with Poles as majority. They chose Polish parliament which decided to join the Middle Lithuania to Poland in 1922.
Well, I would rather use word: "annexed" than "occupied". I found word "occupation" a little bit Lithuanian - nationalistic unless German dates of only 1.6% Lithuanian population in Vilnius were wrong. Well, it's not that important for me but for those Poles who were born or whose parents were born in Vilnius it maybe important. Am I wrong?
Don't take me wrong, please. I am not a Polish nationalist. I am very sorry about Poles who ever acted against Lithuania and its culture in the past. I am more than happy about Lithuanian independence. I was keeping my fingers crossed for Lithuanian independence in 1989 - 1991 and as great Polish poet and my friend Kaczmarski sang in his song "The fall of the Soviet Union" in 1991: "a neighbour Lithuania has its independence and I myself feel somewhat more independent". I want to have good future with Lithuania.
There was a cell of Adolfas Ramanauskas in the Museum of Genocide Victims (on my picture).
He was born in the USA in 1918, educated in Lithuania (Kaunas Military Academy). He led the units of partisans of southern Lithuania. In 1950 he was appointed the commander-in-chief of the defence forces of the Movement of the Freedom Fighters of Lithuania. He was arrested in 1956 and shot in Vilnius in 1957. His burial place is unknowm.
Well, keep in mind that WWII finished in 1945 in... western Europe only. In the area of central Europe, where Lithuania is located, fights against foreign, Soviet occupation and struggle for independence ended in... 1990 or even in 1991 and was sealed in... 2004 when Lithuania became NATO and European Union member.
I have no doubts that we have better future now thanks to such people like Ramanauskas and thousands unknown, anynomous heroes here and there...
There was a cell with bags filled with documents cut by special cutting machine in the Museum of Genocide Victims (on my picture). The documents were destroyed by KGB executives in 1998 - 1991 to cover up the tracks of their criminal activities. Other KGB documents were either burnt or torn or transported to Russia. The same happened to documents of UB (Polish version of KGB) in Poland. Even old files stored in archives were looked over The evidence of it is the missing pages in the files.
Well, that's why never ending Stalin and communist regimes' crimes will never be disclosed. Crimes committed by Nazis are much better known. The Nazis had only hours or days to destroy documents at the end of WWII while almost peaceful process of regaining independance took 2-3 years in Lithuania. That was enough time for KGB... Or are there (still) any political reasons of not very effective search for communist crimes?
The isolation cell oficially was for those who had violated prison rules, but in the most part the arrested who wouldn't bear evidence were locked in there. The cell had no heating and no window. The punished were kept there stripped to underwear and barefoot. The daily ration was 300 g of bread and half a litre of warm water, not more than five hours' sleep and no excercises. The opening in the door was kept locked nobody without special permission could talk to the prisoner. Prisoners were kept there up to 7 days.
Well, it reminds me a story of very close to me relative. He was kept in similar place in Warsaw, Poland (but with a little bit natural light and poor heating) for... 6 winter months in 50'. He survived and then he was kept in a prison next 2 years till Stalin's death (he worked in coal mines as a prisoner).
Why was he arrested? Well, he was a young soldier in new so called Polish (more Soviet in real) army and being on a pass he visited exposition about the war in Korea in... US embassy (or US Culture Institute ???) in Warsaw. He took one leaflet about this war and - what a recklessnes of a young, free mind in those hard times - he stored the leaflet in military barracks. Someone disclose it and denounced him. Well, he was accused first for being imperialistic military spy and when he... pleaded guilty he was accused about something "better" and was sentenced for "only" 5 years in a prison. Hmm... in some (many?) cases the accused were sentenced by so called unfamous "judicial trio" - three people (no judges) loyal to communist authorities and chosen by them. Thanks to Stalin's death my relative was released earlier but never rehabilitated. Well, in Lithuania he would be either killed or rather sent to never ending, very busy "holiday" in Siberia, I suppose. Hmm... Soviet authorities in contrast to Polish probably wouldn't tolerate/allow US embassy/consulate to publish any materials on the war in Korea that time.
In communist times my relatibe never ever mentioned about his arrest even to his wife or children. Now, he doesn't want to talk about it. I could hear the story only once when he celebrated Poland's real independence after first partly democratic pools for Polish parliament on 4th June 1989 when people chose no-one communist (even not 1) candidate.
He always repeated me that there was no worse thing on our globe but communism. But he was and still is ashamed about this prison's periode in his life. Ashamed victim ? Well... maybe he was forced to do "incorrect, bad things" in a prison to survive or... I don't know. Probably there are thousands or even milions such silent former prisoners of communist regimes over Eastern Europe, Asia... One more reason why it's so difficult to investigate any communist crimes now.
This cell on my picture was called "a one man cell" in official KGB documents just to prove (on paper, Soviets always believed in paper) that they took care a lot about their prisoners in the brightest and best state of the world (the Soviet Union). In real they used to lock 10-20 prisoners there. There was no furniture in the cell till 1947. About that time, the cell was furnished with plank beds and small cupboards, the wooden floor was laid. In the Sixties, space of the prison was considerably cut, and the so called "one man cells" were reconstructed for 2-3 persons.
Electric bulbs in the cells were on all the day and night. Prisoners were not allowed to sleep from 7.00 am to 10.00 pm. As a rule, they had no rest at night either, as it was the time for investigations.
Well, I remember well Soviet rude border soldiers and custom officers in late 70' who keep us (Polish tourists) inside cars over 24 hours on the border crossing point to the Soviet Union that time, Ukraine now. At night one of them used to knock on a car window every hour and talk rudely: ne nada spat (no need to sleep!) or budete spat doma (you will be sleeping at home!). Did he work in a Soviet prison before?
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SRS: Total 5.5, Offense: 4.5, Defense: 1.0, SoS: -1.8, avg is 0.0.
Scored 421 points (26.3/g), 3rd of 28 in the NFL. Allowed 304 points (19.0/g), 12th.
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On Thursday afternoon, President Obama phoned from his Hawaii vacation to congratulate John Boehner (R-OH) on his re-election as Speaker of the House of Representatives for the 113th Congress.
Earlier in the day, the first act of the newly convened 113th Congress was to narrowly re-elect Boehner to the post he won two years earlier with unanimous support from the 241 Republicans in the House. When all 435 members of Congress are present, 218 votes are needed to win election as Speaker, but with two seats vacant and six members not voting, Boehner needed 214 votes of the 427 cast to win re-election.
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Five Democrats voted for candidates other than Nancy Pelosi. Congressman Rep. Jim Cooper (D-TN) received 2 votes, and Congressman Rep. John Lewis (D-GA), Congressman John Dingell (D-MI), and Colin Powell each received 1 vote.
All four of the conservative tea party-aligned members of Congress who had earlier lost committee assignments as part of Boehner's retribution against internal challengers chose not to vote for him as Speaker.
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So, this game hasn't been updated since forever and I've decided to cancel it. But I thought I would give some news and why its been canceled.
So when I started this game I was at age of 10 and was really new to this hole game design process. I never really would of thought that some people would play this game and enjoy it, but the amount of things I learned and the people I've met because of this game is really amazing! I met a lot of nice people and I had a ton of fun making this game. I had a lot planned for this game but never manage to add them in because of engine limitations and lack of knowledge of how C++ works. The game was a handful when you want to add so many things yet can't do it, It really cut my motivation and eventually made me lose my real purpose and I eventually stopped. I tried to work on it from time to time but it never really went anywhere. so I eventually just stopped progress all together.
But do not fear this game will come back as a full new game(remake). But until I get around to that I hope you have a wonderful holiday and a happy new year!
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"Long Knife" Soldiers bid bittersweet farewell to Family, friends
November 13, 2012
By Spc. Angel Turner, 4th BCT, 1st Cav. Div. Public Affairs
FORT HOOD, Texas - Over the past few weeks, Family and friends have gathered around to say their final farewells to deploying Soldiers of the 4th Brigade, "Long Knife," 1st Cavalry Division, here.
Having just returned from a year-long deployment to Iraq last September, roughly a third of the brigade will be deploying to Afghanistan over the next few weeks.
For Staff Sgt. Ronald Reed, a multichannel transmission systems operator/maintainer assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 5th Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, this will be his third deployment in 11 years. Although he recently joined the "Long Knife" brigade after completing a tour in Korea, he remained optimistic about the mission.
"I feel this is the overall mission," Reed said, a native of Pittsburg, Pa. "Going there and leaving my Family is one thing but actually accomplishing what we were set out to do in the first place--I believe in doing that."
Reed will join many of his fellow Soldiers on Security Forces Advise and Assist Teams to help enable Afghan Security Forces in independently and effectively securing their country.
Reed's wife and two children joined him for a picnic-like setting as they embraced the final moments of the year with their deploying Soldier.
"The day of leaving to me is the hardest part," Reed stated. "That realization that you're actually leaving besides the long flight and movement to the country is difficult for me."
Deployments are not only difficult for Soldiers but also for the families they leave behind.
Reed has been married to his wife for 11 years. Hidden behind her sunglasses, the emotions of the day became evident in her voice. Despite this, she remained optimistic.
"We got married four days before 9/11, Maria Reed stated. "Four days before 9/11 he told me he wanted to join the Army. Then when 9/11 happened he said he still wanted to join so we knew what to expect. It's just something we have to deal with."
Although her husband is leaving before the holidays, Maria stated, "We feel really blessed because he is there no matter if he's far away or if we're together. Being even more spiritually grounded will help my Family this go around."
For Pfc. Travis Prater, a cannon crewman, assigned to Battery A, 5th Bn., 82nd F.A. Regt., this is his first deployment.
Also new to the unit, Prater said, "I feel a little nervous but excited."
"I wanted to leave (deploy) since I got here," added Prater a native of Oxford, Ohio.
Prater's dad and grandparents joined the many families that came to send their Soldiers off.
"It's nice to have their support, but it sucks to say goodbye," said Prater as he glanced in the direction of his Family.
Teary eyed, Prater's grandmother, Mary Tharp stated, "I'm extremely proud of him but at the same time I'm terrified."
"My heart will be with him every day and I know he's doing a wonderful thing. His desires to serve his country are like his grandfather's. What can you do but be proud?"
With the deployment time reduced to nine months, Families no longer have to endure a year away from their loved ones.
Tharp is already excited about seeing her grandson walk across Cooper Field next year. "We plan on being here. We saw them case the colors on Friday and we want to see it uncase next July. That's our plan," she said
Tharp added a message for all the troopers sacrificing time away from home. "Thank you for all that you are doing."


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Hello chictopians! How are you all doing? I hope better than me. Yesterday didn't go so well. Aside from losing my voice for two singing engagements and being sick, the day was topped off with the ruin of my camera. Long story short, my bag got soaked coz there was a leakage from the water bottle inside my bag :( I know, its so stupid (both the incident and I). I was lucky enough to save the memory card though…This and another outfit were the last two things my camera took.
I really am sad because my camera has been with me since summer of 2007. It took a lot of great pictures. It wasn't an SLR but it sure gave justice to my outfit posts to say the least. My mom and I were talking about getting an SLR, but I was with every intention still planning to keep my trusty point and shoot. I was crying like an idiot about it to my mother when I got home. Can't believe I lost my camera just like that. Sorry if I sound shallow to some, but my camera never let me down. In that sense, it was a very good 'friend' to me. Thankfully, my parents are very helpful about it. My dad might accompany me later to a shop to get it fixed. I'm hoping no permanent damage was done.
Anyway, as the hopeful person that I am…I'm trying not to get stuck in my situation. So let's talk about this outfit. NO its not my usual get-up…not even my first choice of style to be honest. However, I figured that I wanted to try something different or less "safe." I wore this dress as a costume for our engagement. Since we were singing for the first birthday party of the son of a Glee Club alumnus, the costume was spring casual (solid bright colors). Just fit for the cute baby Rhys (pronounced "reese"). I got this dress on sale from Topshop. I'm not usually into tailored items, but the color just drew me in. I cannoooot resist orange that looked this good! The dress as pretty as it already is, I wanted to try it with some pink tights that I haven't worn yet. I know right, COLOR EXPLOSION. Well I have always been fond of pink and orange together. Not in clothing perhaps, but the combination attracts me. I decided to tame it with ivory heels :) Sadly, I couldn't wear the tights to the engagement itself because the color was too much to blend in with the rest of the choir! hahaha oh well. Choral singing doesn't allow stick-outs :P
Here's to color (and to my camera's quick recovery)
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Father Richard Neuhaus, the Catholic priest who edits the highly influential New York-based magazine First Things, which covers religion, culture and public life, recently returned from his annual summer vacation in the Ottawa Valley.
After five decades in the United States he has become thoroughly American, but still feels enough of an attachment to his native land to take his rest here and worry about the state of our soul. "It is true to say that, in most aspects of public life [in Canada], Christianity has been not only disestablished but also banished," he wrote in the "The Public Square," the popular column he pens for the magazine.
In a recent phone interview, he linked that state of affairs to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. He calls it paradoxical that there are so many anti-Americans here, yet the Charter "is a thoroughly American document" -- and he does not mean it as a compliment. "It is riddled through and through with the radically individual notion of the unencumbered self and equality enforced by state power. It is a very American document and I think Canada has suffered from it grievously. All of Canada is a fascinating case study in terms of the meaning of modernity relative to religion generally and Christianity in particular. When I'm up there and I speak with clergy they ? seem very much in a state of defensiveness and a deep sense of malaise."
First Things has no charts and photos, just words. Recent articles include "The Sacred Heart of Victor Hugo" and "Faith and Quantum Theory." It is not uncommon to see full-page ads for the recruitment of monks or books on the Eucharist.
And then there is his column, which is usually the length of a short novella. It can run up to 16 pages and cover nearly a dozen topics, but it is easily the most accessible part of the magazine.
He calls First Things "emphatically ecumenical with a particular focus on Christian-Jewish relations."
Two years ago, Time magazine called him one of the tops 25 Evangelicals in the United States. It said the religious authority that President George W. Bush cites most often is "Father Richard." The story also quoted a Bush administration official who said Fr. Neuhaus "does have a fair amount of under-the-radar influence on such policies as abortion, stem-cell research, cloning and the defence-of-marriage amendment."
The fact that he takes no issue with the Vatican keeping its theologians in line would not be a surprise to anyone who has followed his public life, which has soared through the spectrum of U.S. politics and has crossed religious boundaries, too.
Born in Pembroke, Ont., the son of a Lutheran pastor, he himself trained in the United States for the ministry. In the 1960s, working from a poor parish in Brooklyn, he became active in the civil rights movement, in which he worked with Martin Luther King, and was an outspoken opponent of the Vietnam War. Over time, he shifted political allegiances from the left to the right and in 1990 converted to Catholicism and became a priest after 30 years as a Protestant pastor.
He has known Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict the XVI, for more than 20 years and thinks he has the key to understand what motivates this Pope.
"[Pope Benedict] is not a political man. He's not nearly as interested in questions of political philosophy and practice as John Paul II was. He is passionately for the integrity of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the continuing criticism of liberation theology because it compromises the lordship of Christ -- because it sets into competition a hope of salvation through human political effort that detracts from the radicality of the role of Christ as the one mediator between man and God. This is the one driving passion of Pope Benedict. If you understand that, then everything else falls into place."


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WaPo Article on Mt. Pleasant Full of Stereotypes, Sadness
My lord, it seems like only yesterday we were discussing partying all night in Mt. Pleasant. Now, it's like there's nothing left. Where's that Laurie Collins when you really need her?
Today's Washington Post includes and article about the economic slowdown in Mt. Pleasant. The neighborhood's population has become wealthier, but local businesses have struggled to cater to a new clientele. Now, storefronts are unoccupied, and business owners are wondering if they can survive in this climate.
Enter the new resident/fancy pants professor/yuppie and the longtime resident/just chillin' in front of his rowhouse dude.
Exhibit A:
Sean Flynn, 38, a neighborhood homeowner who teaches law at American University, said the strip has long been dominated by "two kinds of establishments — laundromats and mom-and-pop groceries that sell to" Latinos.
"I love those things, but I don't need 10 of them," he said. "We've always wanted more diversity in the retail. So, frankly, when some businesses close, we're happy."
When Flynn passes a vacant former supermarket on Mount Pleasant Street, he imagines a "really cool, vibey restaurant/bar" or a market that sells cheese, meats and wine.
Exhibit B:
Alex Maldonado, 35, considers the possibilities for the empty grocery as he hangs out in front the Mount Pleasant Street rowhouse in which he grew up.
"McDonald's," he said. "The food may not be healthy, but it provides a social structure. It's a way to bring people together."
Bravo Washington Post!First place, stereotypes of the year award. But, I have to say—completely seriously—that my favorite line in the piece comes a little earlier on. Lamenting the loss of revenue at her cafe Dos Gringos, Alex Kramer says:
"If you have all these vacancies and all this darkness, people don't want to come," Kramer said. "No one wants to buy the last cookie."
No one wants to buy the last cookie. Poignant. Okay, Dos Gringos, I'm comin' over to buy some coffee in about an hour.


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I have a friend nearby and we have been to lovely Triberg before - including the House of 1000 Clocks - yes a shop with loads of all sorts of cuckooing clocks - we spent ages the first time a few years ago trying to decide as i wanted one but i have to be sure i am making the right decision! then a problem with my credit cards - but this time i chose one i am very happy with - and its arrived safely at my mum's whos happily babysitting it until i get home?! enjoyed that shopping session - still took ages but not quite as long - and i was glad i didnt choose the one i chose the first time around a few years ago!
All sorts to see around the Black Forest area - and each season has its nice differences. wildflowers in spring, green for miles in summer, excellent in snow covered too. Especially the waterfall at Triberg - a stunner when deep in snow and ice!
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That first "F" in SIFF stands for film, not food, but there's plenty of onscreen eating at the festival to entertain the culinary-minded moviegoer. As
That first "F" in SIFF stands for film, not food, but there's plenty of onscreen eating at the festival to entertain the culinary-minded moviegoer. As a supplement to Seattle Weekly's coverage of the Seattle International Film Festival, Voracious will highlight the program's films of particular interest to those viewers who spend more time in dining rooms than screening rooms.
If you don't have reservations for dinner at El Bulli this summer, you'll never eat there: The legendary Spanish restaurant closes on July 30.
But the documentary El Bulli: Cooking in Progress gives mere plebeians a peek at El Bulli. German filmmaker Gereon Wetzel filmed months of activity in Ferran Adria's kitchen, capturing head chefs brainstorming, experimenting, sampling, and cataloguing new dishes.
For moviegoers who don't identify as food lovers, watching the painstaking process is no more fascinating than a behind-the-scenes glance at laundresses sorting clothes. Cooking in Progress utterly perplexed a blogger who caught the film when the SXSW Film Festival screened it:
"Who goes to this restaurant? How much does it cost? Who are these chefs?" Jette Kernion wrote. "The question of whether some of the dishes actually qualify as food is another one I would have enjoyed seeing explored."
Yet viewers who are familiar with El Bulli are likely to be transfixed by the film's gorgeous images of what many gourmands consider the world's most sophisticated food. While Variety's Alissa Simon felt "the pic doesn't have the narrative drive or emotional appeal of a documentary like D.A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus' Kings of Pastry," she praised Cooking in Progress as "immaculately crafted."
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
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...and I thought last week was challenging! Getting comfortable in my new gym is not a problem. I am mostly all alone in the middle of the night working out. The challenging part is now that I am working a "regular" work week for the last few... Read more
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Week 11 of this 26 week plan was probably the most challenging week to me so far. Not really given a choice, I was assigned a route of daily pickups and drop-offs at work that is quite lucrative. Only problem is that I have to begin each day ... Read more
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
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Ten full weeks of my plan and it met the holidays. As for my nutrition, I was somewhat careful a few days but had at it over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend so some of my numbers calorie wise were quite high, but the nutrient levels strayed ov... Read more
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
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It has been nine full weeks of solid nutrition and exercise after I recovered from pneumonia and I�m hitting it pretty hard. There were small improvements on the measurements and another 2 pounds of body weight lost. Here are the numbers:
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Monday, November 12, 2012
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Eight full weeks of careful nutrition and regular exercise are paying off.
First off the strength�I have increased the weights on the Horizontal Leg Press to 195 pounds for the first set of 15 reps then to 155 for the 2nd set and 115 for ... Read more
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Seven weeks in the books for me and my return to exercise after battling pneumonia and the perseverance is paying off. I included the numbers from the re-start date of September 18 in this blog to show total progress in my quest to return to go... Read more
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
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Mission Possible week six for me was completed 2 days ago and the slow and steady progress I have been experiencing has continued and has been maintained. First off, here are the numbers�
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
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Five full weeks in the books and I had some small changes and a couple of big ones. First off, here are the numbers from last week and then yesterday�
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Every time I log into Facebook, it asks me �What�s on your mind?� It�s kind of like the person that asks you �How are you doing?� My most common response to being asked how I�m doing is �I could write a book on how I�m doing� which usually wil... Read more
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After yesterday's workout I felt like Popeye after he had his spinach. It's been that good. Not living and dying with the numbers, they are very similar and nearly unchanged from last week.
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Monday, October 08, 2012
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So I fiddled around with my web cam and the editing software I have tells me that my processor is no longer able to run the program because I need at least a 2.4ghz processor so no videos for the near future.
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My spark friend BACKTOME10 wrote on my spark page "man on a mission". I have been thinking of that ever since she wrote that (thank you Kelley) and I am going to use part of that as my new motivating mantra for myself.
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There's a rare oyster in town, courtesy of Taylor Shellfish, called the Samish flat oyster.
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"These are a French oyster," explains Oyster Bill (Bill Whitbeck), the man who sells the bivalves at farmers markets, "the same species as the Belon oyster, but we can't really call them Belon because they are not grown on the Belon River. The species is ostrea edulis. We don't grow a lot of them, and they are in short supply. We haven't had them at the farmers market in a while, and we sold out 10 dozen at the U District Farmers Market last week."Look for these rounded, flatter oysters--which are especially prized, and pricey, in Europe--for the next weekend or two. They'll be at Taylor Shellfish's U District market stand on Saturday, and, if they don't sell out, at the Ballard Farmers Market on Sunday.
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Christopher Czarnecki is executive chef of the Joel Palmer House, a Dayton, Ore., restaurant that specializes in wild mushrooms. Czarnecki, 32, says that almost all of the mushrooms used in his kitchens are gathered by his father, a retired chef, or by other family members and friends. Spreading the gospel of mushrooms drives much of his cooking. "Most chefs don't really put enough emphasis on the unique flavor of all of the types of wild mushrooms," he complains. "Too often, they're used as a side notes."
Stephanie Pearl Kimmel, the owner and founding chef of Marché, in Eugene, concurs. "It's been a fabulous chanterelle season here, for example, which has been cause for celebration both in the kitchen and in the dining room," she says. "Our chefs are able to purchase from a large number of foragers, our servers get to learn about the connections between season, climate, ecosystem—and then we share those connections with customers. The relationships between what's on the plate, the people who put it there and the landscape that makes it possible are all stronger as a result."
A recent meal at Marché drove home Kimmel's words, as I savored an earthy terrine made from locally raised pork and garnished with Oregon white truffles that had nestled beneath a Douglas fir tree only days earlier.
Marché goes through about 40 pounds of wild mushrooms every week, and the Joel Palmer House serves even more. But for recreational pickers, it's not as simple as wandering into the woods and scooping up mushrooms by the bushel. Most mushroom picking in Oregon takes place on public lands, overseen by the U.S. Forest Service or the Bureau of Land Management, and with that comes a complicated and often-contradictory tangle of regulations, permissions, and limitations. In some forests, both commercial and recreational pickers are required to purchase a permit, while other areas demand that pickers cut their mushrooms in half before leaving the forest in order to prevent selling. Varying restrictions are placed on the volume of mushrooms allowed, or the number of days a year a person may forage.
Many of the regulations in the Pacific Northwest are "just ridiculous," says Leon Shernoff, editor of Mushroom: The Journal. "It's certainly a legit concern that you don't want people coming in and hauling off 50 tons of forage off of public lands, but at the same time I think they've gone very overboard in regulating the noncommercial people."
Fungi may be big business in Oregon, but foraging is also a competitive, individual pursuit. The best spots are carefully guarded secrets; last October an experienced picker was found dead from hypothermia and exposure after losing her way while foraging alone in the Willamette National Forest. "Mushroomers are an inherent category of missing subjects because they don't take much survival gear and they have their head down all of the time, so they tend to get disoriented out there," said John Miller, the search and rescue coordinator at the Lane County Sheriff's office. "I've had several pickers get lost more than once." Miller says that the vast majority of missing people are found, but it's not uncommon to see one or two fatalities every year. Statewide data shows that search and rescue missions for lost mushroom pickers rose significantly in the past year, from 18 missions in 2009 to at least 30 missions in 2010.
It was raining steadily on the Saturday morning that my husband and I set out on our own attempt at mushroom chasing, driving along the coastal mountain range to a spot friends had recommended in the Suislaw National Forest. Not taking any chances, we were prepared with warm jackets, boots, waterproof matches and GPS. We parked in a windy lot near the beach, hopped a highway barrier, crossed a swollen creek, and trudged through the brush up a steep incline to some trees. Under the tall conifers the undergrowth thinned, so that I found myself stepping into rich loam and among lichen-covered branches, rather than the brambles and bushes that had clustered closer to the shore.
We weren't very hopeful—it was just our first forage, and at the very end of the season. But once our eyes adjusted to the dim light of the forest, we started seeing mushrooms everywhere, beneath our feet, under the gnarled roots of the trees, just up a slope, half-hidden by leaves. I suddenly understood what the woman at the lecture had meant about looking down. My eyes were glued to the ground, constantly seeking, and I had to remind myself to look up to orient myself, or to admire the sway of the trees towering over our heads. Given our inexperience, we had decided to limit any actual harvesting to two easily identifiable species, winter chanterelles and hedgehogs, but that didn't stop us from exclaiming over the diversity of fungi that were blooming all around our boots. We unearthed delicate, violet-tinged mushrooms that were small and slick with dew; heavier, soapy-smelling stems with thick, gilled caps; and one twisted orange fungi that I guessed might be a late lobster, after consulting our pocket identification guide.
Despite the fact that the highway was less than a mile away, we felt utterly alone, and I quickly realized how easy it would be to get lost, especially if searching in a more isolated area. Mushroom foraging is all about taking the extra step, climbing over the fallen log, pressing on a little farther, peeking into one more hollow, just in case you might be missing a treasure. No wonder people wander off without realizing it. It was plain that other chasers had been here before us, given some of the more trampled patches of earth, and the occasional cluster of knifed stems that confronted us. After a couple of hours, we found ourselves at the edge of a low cliff, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The sun was starting to set, and as we turned back to avoid the swift-falling dusk, we glimpsed a flash of yellow tucked below a damp tree—our first chanterelles.


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Mary Kay Place to revisit career during stop at History Center
She once sang "If Communism Comes Knocking at You Door, Don't Answer It" to Archie Bunker, who thought it was "a damn good song."
The "All in the Family" audience thought it was hilarious, and former Tulsa high school cheerleader Mary Kay Place, composer of that satirical country tune, took her first step toward
the role that would make her famous — as Loretta Haggers, the drawling, God-fearing, sweet-natured, empty-headed, country-singing neighbor on the '70s soap opera parody "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman."
Place still has a trace of Okie twang in her voice sometimes, but she's far from empty-headed, having proven her talents as an actress, screenwriter, director, singer and songwriter over and over again during her 40 years in Hollywood.
She'll be sharing memories and lessons learned from her incredible career with an audience at the Oklahoma History Center at 7 p.m. Sunday during an Oklahoma version of "Inside the Actors' Studio."
"I'm excited to come to Oklahoma City," the Tulsa native said in a recent phone interview. "That's going to be interesting."
It couldn't be otherwise, considering her show-biz resume, which includes becoming the first female performer ever to win a primetime Emmy as best supporting actress in a syndicated comedy series ("Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman"). She also co-wrote scripts for "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "M*A*S*H" and "Phyllis," and had prominent roles in "The Big Chill," "The Rainmaker," "Being John Malkovich" and HBO's "The Big Love," to name but a few of her credits.
During her Q&A at the history museum — where the "Oklahoma @ The Movies" exhibit is on display — Place will announce a donation to the Oklahoma Historical Society for eventual display in the proposed Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture (OKPOP). The donation includes costumes and memorabilia from her work on stage, screen and in music.
Place is appearing at the Oklahoma History Center in support of the OKPOP Museum, planned for construction in the Brady Arts District in her hometown.
"They're already in the (Oklahoma History Center), the Loretta outfit and I think a hat and maybe some boots," she said. "And maybe I might bring a costume from 'Big Love.' I don't know if you ever saw that, but that was a really fun show to do. It was a blast because the writers were so good. … So I'm going to bring that, and maybe there's a sweater from 'The Big Chill' as well."
No doubt, Place has accumulated a big closet of memories since leaving Tulsa to chase her California dreams, dreams that date to her childhood.
"My grandparents, my father's parents, loved to have me sing," she recalled. "And they would have me sing for their friends and they were always wanting me to sing songs, and I loved to sing as a kid, as a little kid. So the (performing) bug was early. Like 3, 4, 5, 6. It started in and never stopped."
When recalling her teen years at Nathan Hale High School, the young adult novels of S.E. Hinton came into the conversation; the way the Tulsa author described the different crowds that made up the social structure of high school in 1960s Tulsa: the "soshes," or popular social-climbers, and the "greasers," which was not a racial slur in this case, but a high school term for the misfits and the black leather jacket crowd. And then, of course, there were the theater geeks.
"I was not a greaser," she said with a laugh, "but I had a lot of greaser friends. I was right in the middle because I was a cheerleader and I was in student government and I was in plays. I was in a lot of musical things. We had these big variety shows that our club put on every year. You know, our Speakers Bureau Club. And we worked really hard on them and we wrote all these sketches.
"And I have to say they were hilarious. They were absolutely hilarious. And a lot of these kids who never went into show business — Gale Caharns is one of them — he was a brilliant writer, director, actor. He could write any music and he's head of a hospital nursing staff in Dallas, Texas, now.
"So I didn't fall into the greaser category, for sure, but I had friends who were greasers. I think I had friends on both sides of the fence. I was in a lot of groups, because I had a lot of different interests and they crossed groups."
But her main interests lay in acting and writing, and as soon as she graduated from the University of Tulsa in 1969, Mary Kay Place loaded up her Volkswagen and headed west. All she had was a phone number given her by a guest speaker in a drama class.
She was determined to skip waitressing and head straight into the entertainment industry, and that's just what she did, starting at the bottom at CBS Television City.
"I wanted to work in the business and learn and observe," she said.
Her first job was as a $110 per week clerk typist in the music clearance department at CBS. Her father, Brad, then the head of the art department at the University of Tulsa, and her mother, Gwen, who was an elementary schoolteacher, ran up a big phone bill keeping tabs on her.
But she did all right. The clerk job led to a secretarial position on "The Tim Conway Comedy Hour," then a similar job with producer Norman Lear's Tandem Productions. And that led to the singing and acting debut on "All in the Family" and, finally, the Loretta role on "Mary Hartman, Hartman," an Emmy win, and even a Grammy-nominated album called "Tonite! At the Capri Lounge: Loretta Haggers."
But Place was never comfortable singing in front of people. And she found she didn't have the stamina for directing, although she helmed episodes of "Friends," "Arli$$," "The Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman" and "Dream On." And writing? Well …
"Writing is the most difficult," she said. "I think writing is really hard, and I think I'm probably the least gifted (at writing). I just, I have enormous respect for writers. I mean they're the kings and queens. Or I should say queens and kings of the whole deal. Because if you don't have the good script — I mean the better the writing is, the better your performance is. And the more satisfying it is for the audience."
She lists her proudest accomplishments as: "Well, I think certainly 'Mary Hartman' and 'The Big Chill.' I think the character I played on 'Big Love' is one of the highlights, for me. I also liked the character I played on Francis Coppola's 'Rainmaker.' I also liked the character I played on an independent film called 'Manny & Lo' with Scarlett Johansson when she was 10. I'm sure there are others, but those come to mind right now, at 8 a.m."
As for how growing up in Oklahoma shaped her as a person and an artist, Place offers:
"I just think I feel grounded because of growing up in Oklahoma. There was a kind of no-nonsense … In other words when you're in L.A. and New York there are all these social structures and outward rules that people feel they have to follow and I didn't know anything about that when I grew up in Tulsa. I just was oblivious to it.
"So it could've just been my particular family and what we cared about … But I felt like that there was just a natural way of being. I just feel like I had real friends and obviously school life was fraught with typical teenage things that every kid goes through, but there was a kind of grounded feeling that I had, growing up in Tulsa. And that served me well, that foundation."
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Bill and Lori Liberty's tattoo parlor will double as an art gallery on Second Saturday, 5-9 p.m. Aug. 14. Designed after the Bellagio Suite in Las Vegas, Liberty Tattoo, 715 Sutter Street, "is a comfortable place to hang out, get tattooed and browse around," Bill said. Bill is a photographer and painter in addition to a tattoo artist. His acrylics and watercolors, as well as photos of the tattoos he has designed, adorn the walls. His work, including "U-LA," an acrylic of a submarine he completed two weeks ago, will be on sale during the Second Saturday event. "Since we're upstairs, a lot of people don't know there's a tattoo shop on Sutter Street, so this a good way to promote our business," Lori said. "Hip Pockit Metal Art" and original "Sailor Jerry" work will also be on sale. According to Bill, Sailor Jerry was a famous tattoo artist in the 40's and 50's. "He's the original Ed Hardy," Lori said. Artwork from other galleries and by friends of Bill and Lori will also be displayed. "We have a lot of clients and friends who are artists," Lori said. "We try to convince them to display their work."


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President Obama has signed the Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation's land transfer into law, Wednesday evening.
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President Obama has signed the Yukon Kuskokwim Health Corporation's land transfer into law, Wednesday evening.
The 2015 World Eskimo-Indian Olympics, WEIO, has kicked off in Fairbanks. 2015 Miss Cama-i, Mary Kernak will represent the YK Delta. The new Miss WEIO will be named Friday evening.
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In 2012 the thirteen defendants, all Yup'ik Alaska Native fishermen living a subsistence lifestyle, were charged with violating the Alaska Department of Fish and Game's emergency orders restricting fishing for king salmon on the Kuskokwim River.
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An archaeological dig near Quinhagak, in Southwest Alaska, contributed the largest set of genetic samples for a groundbreaking DNA study of Arctic indigenous people released this summer. The study answers longstanding questions about migrations of the ancient Alaska Native people, on the state's west coast and the local people hope to learn even more about their own ancestors.
Alaska Natives in Bethel are reportedly receiving checks from the Cobell Indian Trust Settlement.
Three judges with the Alaska Court of appeals are now weighing whether Yup'ik Fishermen, who targeted Chinook or king Salmon during a closure on the Kuskokwim River in 2012, were wrongfully convicted. Their attorney based their defense on a 1970's moose-hunting case. The fishermen say state fisheries managers interfered with their religious rights and they want new regulations to insure it won't happen again.
Megan Leary is the 2014 first runner up of the Miss Indian World competition, which concluded Saturday night at the Gathering of Nations in Albuquerque. The contest brings together young, indigenous culture bearers from all over North America. Leary won the competition for best speech and best talent for her skin sewing.
The Kuskokwim Salmon Working Group met this week to set summer conservation measures. Representatives from villages along the Kuskokwim River talked with state and federal officials, discussing a management plan for subsistence salmon fishing. KYUK reporters Ben Matheson and Charles Enoch attended the meeting which took place Thursday and Friday in Anchorage. Daysha Eaton interviewed them to find out what fishers can expect.


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We now know how bad a bad boy can be. In Detroit Saturday, Charlie Sheen and his "napalm-dripping brain" drew a big crowd that was
We now know how bad a bad boy can be. In Detroit Saturday, Charlie Sheen and his "napalm-dripping brain" drew a big crowd that was soon booing, walking out within 10 minutes, and ripping up those prized $350 front-row tickets. The "Violent Torpedo of Truth" tour sank fast at the first stop of a U.S. and Canadian schedule that ends at Everett's Comcast Arena next month. The first twisted fan to buy a ticket in Everett said he hopes to see "ranting and raving," and apparently that's what Sheen offered, heavy on the ranting (though he reportedly redeemed himself a bit last night in Chicago). When Detroit audience members booed him and his endless film clips, the diplomatic Sheen shouted "I already got your money, dude!" Here's some of what Entertainment Weekly reported:
He says he seeks "Freedom from monkey-eyed . . . sweat-eating whores. Freedom from the dour and sour taste of malignant reproach . . . I'm a giant and leaky bag of mayhem."
"They took my awesome children . . . They took my sometimes bitchin' job . . . And when they thought there was nothing left, they tried to take my heart and brain and titanium spine. But they could not."
Audience grows restless. Nobody understands a word Sheen is saying. Including him.
"Is anybody else as confused by this shit as I am?" he finally asks. There are roars from the crowd. "I wrote every word!"
"Nothing terrifies a troll more than its own reflection," Sheen continues, before shifting gears into politics. "In a recent poll, they told me I'd bring down that whore [Sarah] Palin. I don't have time for that nonsense."
Et cetera, et cetera. You can read more here. BTW, this just in: Denise Richards Flees U.S. to Avoid Charlie Sheen's Rage. Did she see the show?
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