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Issue date: Friday, January 7, 1955
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Previous edition: Thursday, January 6, 1955
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Publication name: Galveston Daily News
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Galveston Daily News (Newspaper) - January 7, 1955, Galveston, Texas A GOOD NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION: TAKE THE FAMItY OUT FOK A DELICIOUS DINNER HILL'S1 CAFi 5th A BMOh Ph. 5-5323 (falfteftfcm Texai' Oldeif Iti Oni Hundrsd and Thirtetnth Year of Public to Galveiton and the Mainland W. L MOODY CQ. (UNINCORPORATED) BANKERS ESTABLISHED IM lint 4rln-l> f U for M yemn. urn at UTlBI MWIIBta. ESTABLISHED 1842 CnlUd Prut FreM GALVESTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1955 EW7 Moraine Vol. 113, No. 272 MEMORIAL POOL DEDICATED Congress Jumps Gun on Bill To Establish UMT Program FIRST DIRECT REPORT Sessions On In Peiping The plaque which dr.ign.to. the Julia Vedder Key Mernorial Pool was n in dedication ceremonies, at the YWCA. Looking on are from left to right: Mrs. Emil B. Hempf. pVesldent of th- Women's Christian Association, Mrs. Kate Featherstone and Mrs Asa Lee Crow Sr. nicer., of the late Julia Key and Kathy Crow, 5, great-granddaughter of the YWCA bene- fkctresl third niece, Mrs. Cortes Pauls of Kemah. was not present, when the picture was made. FundV to build thr pool were derived from the sale of the YWCA residence formerly located on 24th andTBro.dw.iy, given by the husband of the late Key in her memory. (See related pictures inside-) (EDITORS follow- ing dispatch is the first direct word from Peiping on the negotiar tions between UN Secretary Gen- eral Dag Hammarskjold and Bed Chinese Premier Chon En-Lai on the jailed American airmen. It is written by the New Delhi resident editors of the Times of India, Bom- bay, who went to Peiping to cover the conference on special assign- ment from the United Press after the U. S. State Department efused a United Press request that it lift passport restrictions against travel to Red China to permit a UP man to go to Peiping.) Social Security Vote Set At Med RABIES THREAT GROWS Lagging Vaccinations Any case of rabief in a human vaccinate dogs IF one of the best caused from thc bit? of a family available and gives solid immunity, pet criminal, according to a hcmgV-carrie'r-'of'rabies. preventive mcriicinc Onn't Wait uy usuei rrcvm. n.j health educaior. important thing is to have'In addition to the already-existing American airmen _who The most thins, fa ana not TeacherE Retirement System or the bout rabiM is that there Is no bi anpear8 _.. shot In far northwest, Korta 1700 Employes Will Decide If They Want Federal Coverage By D. B. MANKEKAR Written for United Press Copyright 1955 Times of India News Service, PEIPING. Jan. 6 Peip- ing's freezing 12-degree-below-zero weather showed no signs of thaw- ing over the American "spies" is- sue Thursday as the momentous talks between UN Secretary Gener- al Dag Hammarskjold and Premi- er Chou En Lai got going. Hammarskjold met Chou at p. a. m. and is believed to have presented for- mally to Chou United Nations .message urging the release of 13 Some 1700 employes of the Uni- j cwneseanterrUoryCted s Medical Branch (ijnited Nations dispatches have will decide if they wish to be i indicated that Hamtnarskjold's covered by federal social security (emphasis will be on 11 imprisoned TEXAS NEWCOMERS GREETED of Hammarskjold and they also dined together. The secretary general's prefer- ence to stay with the Swedish am- bassador, declining the Chinese government's invitation to be its juest, has greatly disappointed Chinese leaders here. It left a bad in the mouth initially, which Is considered unfortunate at thej outset of important conversations requiring the fullest goodwill and! understanding. Nevertheless, Hammarskjold got a. cordial reception which was evi- dent at the cocktail party and din- ner Wednesday night. While as yet Peiping does not appear in a mood to relent over the American spies question, there is little doubt that Chinese leaders are putting much, store in the UNi secretary general's visit to their' capital as a way of relaxing world tension and narrowing the gulf be- tween the countries of East and West. wait Imtil a cafe oj rabics appears for it after the virus invades Jn tjje he the system throuph the sbia- infpcljon caUfc-d by Employes Retirement Plan. Wjth the third amendment Officers9 Heirs Paid by City Benefits Were Due 2 Deceased Policemen of city commissioners recommenda- during the Korean It has '-1. Rep. Jack Brooks right, greets four new Texas con- gressmen on the Capitol steps in Washington. The newcomers, all Democrats, are left to right, John J. Bell of Cuero, J. T. Buther- ford of Odessa, Jim Wright of Wsatherford and Joe M. of McAllen. Brooks of Beaumont and new House formerly served together in the Texas legislature. _ I LJUI1 in v.a ur T-i4 nlone by .the rabid animal into the skin by Old Age and Survivors Insur- ir....... -r nm cinnr ancp Act passed by Congress last to indicated that the case of two civil- Kleinecke and authorized pay- VmETERMimD TOLL bttc. Dr. Pollard, health gt the Univprn M'd'csl Branch, said But it in es tooth of the rabid animal Thomas Downey, 24, New Britain. Conn., and Richard ments made in two cases affect- ing heirs of police officers. George employe, under the i.iie o j rt i But it Iff prevcntame. nolhinjr can be done but wait, for various state retirement plane may Galveston should not have any the patient's Dr. Pollard participate also in the social se- from rabies if people will 6aJd. 'curity program of the federal gov- take the simple precaution of The rabies virus attack the nerve having their family petit vnccin- ccus which are destroyed. Vnablc to Swallow ernment Gov. Allan Shivers designated atcd, Dr. Pollard declarrrt. tnanic to i A check of local veterinarians Thc patient becomes unable State Department of Public Thursdsv stowed only 346 rtocs have been vaccinated and given the 1B55 license tape. ThPre were snmc 2000 dug' vac- llkp thc rabid dogs, they dnatpd and issued liccnhr-; la--l can produce lhe disease in other year. According to opinion of thr. humanf. veterinarians, thc 2000 fiqure is fur umaller than Uif dog population in the city. 27 Lynn. Mass, j Thus ended litigation pending the past two years in the district courts and which later went to the State Supreme Court. In one case Mrs. Methal Hjme, Reiterated Stand It is presumed the Chinese pre- cauiing the "frothing as thc agency responsible thr mouth." and thr inability i--.j.__ drink water. And mier reiterated Peiping's stand that the case was China's internal matter and that they had clear evidence of the accuseds' spying activity. Hammarskjold and widow of the late police officer John Hime, and her two children sought certain benefits due her husband from the city of Galves- ton at the time of his death. The case finally went to the State Su- holding a special referendum on the matter. Vote Jlarch 18 Hammarskjold and Chou Court -which ruled Mrs. closeted more than three hours h chndren were en- Thursday It was a clear sunny afternoon i but a cold, piercing wind was blow- nfiricri. Announcement of this referendum i Thr rabies treatment for humans'was ported at the medical 'branch; is painful and somewhat dangerous j Dec. IS. and on March 18, thej and her children were en- titled to the benefits. In a settlement through James Simpson, attorney for Mrs. Hime, rirklnc Vp Doc> [rs. Hime and her children, and fees to Simpson. The board I; Pollard said, and must on thel tnf authorized the city auditor to L hofnrr, )hn s-vmnt.oms hv BPrrnt ballot. tu' acconippnipd by; the I ake checks m settlement of these chief of protocol and Hie chief of amounts. ithc intRrnational conference de- partmcnt of the Chinese eovern- Three Navy Craft Capsize in Atlantic _..... hr .-.-tartrd before thr symptoms. question by Fecrct ballot. Hubert Clark nasitstr'pt liralth of the infrction are manifested. lalso will be' provisions for director. 8airt th. do. is on He cautioned about SUSpcclcd: tee ballot. jpartnVent of the Chinese govern- sewelT'bavisTwiTow' of thi- lookout for dot? wanden.iq rnbid dops. Dr. Chauncey D. Lrakr. cxecu-: received Hammarskjold' at lice officer Sanders Davis, was Th( about the. htrrets without lircnsr.: "S.irh riops should not bi- killed tfve director of the medical branch.; thp ajrporl and preRented him J28977 for sick'leave said to ,Jf tags. Thry will In- 'bill Impounded, finrp it if easier .appointed a committee to hold "The thrf-B dollars sprnt for the to ilrtrcl if thr animal dies family pet's licenKe nnrt innocn- natural causes or of the disease BEAUFORT, N. C., Jan. Navy landing craft cap- sized in rough seas off Beaufort bar Thursday night and the Coast Guard reported an undetermined number of men missing. Four survivors, all Navy person- nel, were picked up. Surface craft and planes joined in rescue oper- ations at the scene about three miles off this port city. The Navy sent rescue crews and craft from lalion is the rhenpfst investment he explained. ricular affairs: E. to prevent nn unnecessary And if the doK is killed, the bead'business mana tivc mrecior 01 IHK mi-uium ni3111.11.; tnp ajrporl and presented him to paid for sick 'leav "appointed a committee to hold the: aRSPmblpd diplomats of nations ibe due her late husband ofjpollinc. It includes Dr D. Bailey i nted Bt Peipinp. j The citv had held the .Calvin, dean of student and cur-, had a Himo 4n 1DS2 r.nul .e.appK'man. ana KODcrt within the family or in the neigh-'must be sent to a laboratory for'Jannasch. personnel director, borhoocl." tic commented. examination. Dr. John-G. Sinclair and 'Dr. Pollard pointed out that Gal- "At any rate, when veston. bbinjr an island, could can- hittrn by an animal it is best to Hv control rabies problem here, consult, a physician immediately." Mid the vaccine now used to Dr. Pollard warned. nc j i ine. city nan neia vue Hamrnarskjold .had a prelimin-1 due to Hime in 1952 could not be ary one-hour conversation withjhanded down to the heirs of the i Chou En Lai Wednesday, with Dep-j police officer, but this was denied iuty Foreign Minister Chang the State Supreme Court, whose Dr. John -G. Sinclair and Dr. j pu, who speaks pood English, also! rilling affecting all policemen and K. Lamar are conducting firemen, declared benefits up to "'public information campaign to ac-i Later jn the evening. Chou days can be passed on to their nnaint thc nersnr.nel on thp bcne-lr-: n mounLs. an amphibious fleet offshore com- In thc second case, Mrs. Juanit.a j manded by the Flagship USS Po- The landing craft called "Ducks" sent in nearby Morehead City, N. C-, had been scheduled to trans- port marines from Camp LeJeune benefit He Mid Write Contract If the referendum passes by n clear majority of the eligible vot-; ers, it. will be up to the legislature ;to write thc legislation allowing a i state-federal contract to be drawn! iup. When and if such a contract isoes into effect, it will cover all j employes of the medical branch, 'with the possible exception of part- LAKE CHARLES. La., .Ian. of the Gulf of Mexico thejtimc punnc inipiiimLuiu chairman-to-be of the House com- mittee, offered it in the lower cham- ber. It was understood the meas- ure was introduced at the requtrt of the American Legion, which strongly favors UMT. Among The bill was among 166 Intro- duced in the Senate on the first day of actual business. The Senate tra- ditionally does not permit Introduc- tion of legislation until after President's state of the union mei- sage. More than bills were In- troduced In the House on opening day Wednesday. Sen. John W. Bricker again Introduced his propoied con- stitutional amendment to limit President's treaty-making power. Narrowly defeated last year, it again bears the number joint resolution No. the in the last Congress. Other bill! ranged from a'15-cent increase in the federal minimum wage to one dealing with the trans- portation of live scorpions in mails. Two school construction Witt were offered immediately after Mr. Eisenhower proposed a program of federal aid for school Basic Training Under the UMT bill, youthi would be given about four basic military training and then required to serve five in reserves. They would be strictly under civilian supervision during their training period. Reservists would to eight years if they failed to part actively in the pro- gram. The bill also would extend the draft, now due to empire 30, for four years. The administra- tion will make a similar request In its military manpoww proposal. The administration plan, ally a proposal to beef-up the re- serves, is far more complex. It in- corporates a UMT feature by pro- viding for six-month training oc 100.000 youths annually. But training would be given by the mil- itary and the trainees would a 9% year reserve obligation. U.S. PLANES FOB JAPAN TOKYO U.S. will turn 85 airplanes over to the fledgling Japan Air Force a.bout Jan. 15, the Far East Air Force announced. TB Seal Drive Is Short of Goal BWrt from CrOliDY COOL Forfi-ast for (inlvonlnn mid vi- cinity: IncronHlns: nnd cool' Friday. Saturday cloudy with litrht rain nnd wurnirr. l.ow nr.'ir 'S and bich nr-Hr K2' rxprrted I'rid.-iy. Mntl- rrntf to MS tn 21 per linur) to rait hrroniltis to Saturday, o tv. .T u. ----i tinic ana emerKrncv employes and Uiat Stratojet bomb-1 statr" rotirement plan row problems" that lie ahead advised to follow. There were a qualified rjledees of cooo-ifew GOP dissents, mainly on tarn: choppy fnded that the other three lo "mplovV" or i-ation today from leaders of the j reductions and farm price sup- ports. The one thought that appeared uppermost in the minds of most r er -mifrht stll! br siivc after the first siirvjvo.s! This has b.en due to Congress. ports. located in irio --hilly Gulf: the cost of livinp and! whilc the" was the usua' Po! skirmishing on the sidelines, Council Member Puts Point Across witters. ibecause of the limitation on the The Air Knrce identified the men j amount which can he set aside! n-ho plun.ced into the Gulf Wodnrs-jhy the employe. Also, no matching! day nieht but failed to funds are made by 'the the body they recovered, pending! until retirement. inhnerm Tevaq dominated nndhration nf next of kin. Nn amendments bern mHdr-f.on- B. Johnson of Texas. IQf domestic igs'ues. whereas leader said: story on State of thp. Union Speech. Page 21) legislators as they talked it over in capitol lobbies was national de- fense. Administration farm and tax the discussion The Air Force said 1st U. Mnt- to liberalize these systems, whereas lrndrr s nf T nhir, Ik. riACr h.nn ninf.nrlf.H sev- 1I1C rlPMCiCntS Vai 1O11S Gemery of Ohio, thr OAST has was the observer who parachuted eral times t from thc crippled plnne which limped snfi'ly to its home. Kim. Mnnn. ,md Tinr, fnr jsmi.iry 7. jbaso nt Lake Charles. He was one of the missing been amended meet the See Demo Label CHICAGO. Jan. Paul Jones, publicity director of the Na- tional Safety Council, nursed leg injuries Thursday suffered when he was hit by a taxicab. Jones, ES-year old expert on traf- Galveston county residents have contributed toward the 000 quota, of the Anti-Tuberculosis Association fund. However, Sam Holland, seal sale chairman, said thousands of county residents have not yet paid for their Christmas seals. "We still he said. this deficit might be made HP as to at least equal those last year. Seal bonds are usually sent to places of business, industries and some individuals, he explained. Dave Purjet, president, explain- ed most people do not think at William Lawes. treasurer of the association, stressed. "It is im- portant we reach the goal this year." The Christmas seal campaign is the association's only source of funds to support its work for better are heir TB Association except at when the familiar envelope of seals arrives in mail. "Unknown to many, the conditions. Dr. Lamar stated. Matching Amount If tlie referendum parses. m' :n .1 Pin some instances, they be accepted: in others they will be rejected; and in ntill others, there jlepislalure must make a contract substitutes .But the. attitude 11-_ fnrl rvni< nmnfcftit'. i "The President's various recom-; See Benio Jones sa-year Om uu guppon Rs work fc menrtntions will receive reasonable; Many Democrats professed safety, was strucu health jn thjs commumty. consideration hv reasonable men. see a Democratic label on some "P was on. ms waj I "Even a small contributi ..t ------...j home from nis oitice in a ram- _ .___ the hnura TI'Mr .llATI'lll II, til for seven yeitrs. so it Rives period of 10 years, some of Kisenhowor s nn HI Kl l.nrol', K.1I1 AllUtn (Alrpor'i Ollirr Mnllntu II 1. Mnj. 11 D.' (V. nnd 1st Rodney P. Kcdslon of I.cvelliind. Tex., for si-rvrr-bonibiirdier added. C'rump was the father of six chil-j dren. I Officiuls at LnUe rh.Trlcn AFBJ snid If Ornery had wnlted just nin1edical branch in later life nnrt moment loncrr lirforo Ion ping small children, Pr. (lie plnne he would hnve learned; snid. il would dike to thr plane WIIK under control. i However, It will _f Hl. n Will SUnSlltlllOF. HUl U1C lUlllWie pO The mnmbow of Iho' the federal government so it of thp Democratic pntty will be in ph.ne s VIM, Identlfed as cfln ronfrinulo n amount. L s h hj suhordinate R( Mnj. .lonn S. Piorsnn. of D.im.Hlc., rannoi be can-! jd projlidicc o, nlrrrMt commander: of and David O. Trump, nf Albermnrle, PBnnol beromr rffrp- Of TcNas (0.' lul I .t MOllsn SipO.IKOl Oliril Ol of Eisenhower's renewed recom- mendations, and members of both parties predicted bipartisan sup- port for much of his program. home from his office in a rain-! storm. He. told police he stepped off thej curb and saw the taxicab line down on me." At least two house members j jd h d to BVoifl Reps. Albert Thomas (D-Tex) and1 I Steed (D-Okla) viewed Eisenhow- er's message an announcement of he. intended to seek reelection ommemlntions The of social wr.urity Jf n bumper strucK nis legs, cui- he. intended to seek reelection ,tj the ,rft and bruising the rrr- two years hence, while Sen. T, very cood" termed it "one of the President's the jcftst political" speeches in re- niessage was cent history. 'Even a small contribution from those who have not sent theirs would make the association reach its Holland said. Never Too Late "It is never too late to send in a contribution. Many of our friends sent their contributions after the Christmas rush each year. "We believe the public, has faith ,in the program of the Anti-Tuber- Manuel Rancer, 20. the. cab driv- culosis Association and we feel the auto, lost his balanci! and fell st a passing taxicab. Thc bumper struck his legs, cut- Kayluirn Hns Praise i accused Eisenhower a n shrink- er. took Jones to Hcr.rotin hospi- tal where the cut on his leg was .stitched. X-rays revealed there 'shrmK- worc no broken bones, but Jones tOWaru' in hiMvift thcy want thc work to Holland stated. During the next few weeks, re- minders will be sent to those who Nr 2': N i uir ]iumr iiiiiin jinwevcr, n win be up to I lie recommendations The pilot of 'lie plune which to decide, on March IS. turned the other B--I7 uppnr- sinnfhed on his craft York Clly T'ntuhiirKti fdM T.fil.P FIIIK rrrllmii, 7.1 M KririM i M i. n, i in 11 H, <2 from nhovn, Iraving -i' AM 11 in .17 711 (he cnhln bofort it. off to crrir.h Into thr water. Cnpl. Morris K. Shiver. nf IHJ 111 (1 UUIII. .1, UUt. T--.. "I don't knoA- linw manv months ot weakness confined to his home not as yet sent their contrl- iCommunist China, criticized jbutlon, Xo chargeR were placed against' "This Is not a dun in any sense .nncer. nn independent cab the he explained. "No _ cm-rv out his'Communist cmnn. cruicizen Rnvhurn said. President's "failure, "Some'ot them wore verv good- I" propose that we take some, R some 01 mem wore iivanfcr. jm uiui'in.-iuivuL mi. slronp nation.-t] dcfc-nso." to sRf.urc lhe. re.- er and wflg not hcld Rancer onc jg being billed for Christmas hit us" (lie nix-jet Turn to Pago 2, So6 ONE out ol order, RUSSIA BACKS PEH'ING HONG KONG made her customnry bid to sent f'hlnn as the Kconomjc slon for Asia nnd the oprneil trnd.................... day. The Soviet demand was ruled jlnRly. of Amnrican n seals sent them. Tin cards are belnp mailed merely as reminders for those who hive overlooked cnl trnde. nnd matc-rs of that OI told police, that Jones fell against We will have to wait for the jsils. McCarthy cah Bnd nfi help it." usslfl made ic messages to pet more details." ,the KlMnhower could have Thp NBtlona, Council is a for those who hive ovcrlool sent Red Some other PomorMtlc "ls to Indicate that would ln promoting traffic safctyjsending in their contribution, jc thai political cnopern- 'rut off "id to our AlllM wlio are, ,n 1hp nntion Jones Is In close. I Bonds iMf Km- Kast'llnn is n stnvl. nnd snid itrndlnR with Red China. j touch with trafflt problems Trving Ducolf. chairman of le tnlks to- they would be accord-! On 1hf other hand Rcp' Doart during hnlidny periods works close- bond rtrlve. said fi iinriv i____________________t Iv with thu nc.ws iicrvlcex In check- bond contributions have Ingj lublicaiiB generally applauded ud tolli, the thr thic year and k Turn to Page 2, See TWO LISTENING will hear what God will speak." Tsalms I asked a dear old preacher- friend Whose useful now nears its end "Suppose, like Nicodemus, you Could thc Lord hold interview? What questions would you ask Him, I wondered just what character Of in- quiry ho would propound But he with an nlr pro- found "To His wordi I would listen, son So that I would not miss a one." .1ULIEN C. HYEB ;


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"See-It-All Tour of Bolivia and Follow-up Trips" Top 5 Page for this destination Bolivia by AlbuqRay
Bolivia Travel Guide: 2,191 reviews and 5,973 photos
My 18 day see-it-all tour of Bolivia and the Cusco area in Peru began in La Paz on 28 Sep 03. It's a beautiful site for a city. Although it is 3650 m (~12,000 ft) above sea level, I was lucky and had no problem with altitude sickness (soroche), probably since I live at 1800 m in Albuquerque, NM. See my itinerary and recommended tour guides under the Favorites tips. All the pictures in the travelogues also have corresponding information.
Little did I know when I flew to Cusco on 11 Oct 03 that I would not make it back to La Paz on the 14th. The airport was closed due to political demonstrations that had turned into riots. The demonstrations had been mostly peaceful while I was there. However, there were road blockades the whole time that did keep me from visiting Lake Titicaca and Tiwanaku as planned. The president resigned on the 17th. Per their constitution, the vice-president assumed control and things have returned to normal now. You should not miss this amazing country with the spectacular landscapes, and the friendly, independent people with their mystical sense of the past and present.
In Nov 04 I got a chance to return to Bolivia to see the things I missed the first time. I spent 6 days touring Tiwanaku, Lake Titicaca, Isla del Sol and Sorata. I also repeated some of my first tour with a 5 day trip on the riverboat. Even that trip covered some new territory. November is late Spring in Bolivia, so the temperatures were milder and quite pleasant. However, it was rainy in the lower elevations and more cloudy (hiding the mountain tops) in the higher elevations. See also separate travel pages for La Paz, Potosi, Isla del Sol, Tiahuanaco, Copacabana and the Lake Titicaca area, Sorata, Coroico, Trinidad, Uyuni, and Colchani.
In Apr 06 I returned to Bolivia. A young friend of mine was graduating from high school. I convinced her to do her senior project on children's books for schools in Bolivia. Not only did we take books, but we also did a 12 day tour. Evo Morales, the first indigenous president, was in office and the country was as peaceful as I have seen it, even though he nationalized the natural gas industry while we were there. One of the places I had not been before was the northern Salar de Uyuni. There are fantastic sights to see and no crowds there. See my tips on Coquesa and Volcan Thunupa.
Even some of the places I had been before had new perspectives. See my Isla del Sol pages for a possible "new" Rock of the Puma and Viracocha creation legend.
It is Jan 08. I was looking for information on the Salar de Uyuni during the rainy season, when I happened upon this amazing journey by a young family with two kids that cycled from Canada to Chile. What an adventure! Even 4WD vehicles have a hard time going across some of the places they went.
The Mamore River is a tributary of the Amazon River. Fremen Tours has the Reina de Enin floating hotel there. You fly to Trinidad, drive to Loma Suarez on the Ibare River, and catch a small boat to get to the Reina de Enin wherever it happens to be on the Mamore. See my Things to Do tip here and corresponding Cruising on the Mamore River travelogue for more pictures and information about my first trip on the Reina de Enin. See my Trinidad pages for pictures and information on my second cruise.
Laguna Canapa was only one of many places in Bolivia that provided feelings of awe and wonder. It was difficult to choose which picture to put here. In Bolivia you see many contrasts in all sorts of contexts. Laguna Canapa is a high (4151 m = 13619 ft) saline lake populated with flamingos and surrounded by huge mountains. See my travelogues here on Salar de Uyuni, Laguna Colorado and Most Southern Bolivia for more pictures and information on the southern Altiplano. Also, look at my Uyuni tips for details on 4WD tours both north and south out of Uyuni.
- Pros:Amazing sights and sites; friendly people; dollar goes a long way
- Cons:Hard to get around due to size and political demonstrations
- In a nutshell:A country of contrasts and wonders awaiting infrastructure
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Comments (27)
Great tips!
You have the most amazing pages about Bolivia. I have saved some of your tips for future use. Greetings.
Totally awesome, if you get the chance grab a bowl for lunch.
Our plans for Bolivia are much better now. thanks for sharing. especially like the complete story on the hotels
Planning a trip myself just now, excellent page Ray!
This is an excellent page on Bolivia. I'm hoping to travel in South America next year and am reading up on various places. Bolivia looks very interesting.
I was doubting between Rurrenabaque and Iquitos (Perú) but I think that I must think also in the Mamore river
Spectacular vistas and wonderful antiquities--your trip took you to so many great places! Boliva is very beautiful....
Hi Ray, Fantastic Bolivia page and tips! Interesting 4 Women Story! I'll be back to read more...thanks! Do you have more about your donating books? I've done that in Guatemala...great experience.
Hi, Ray--your updated Bolivia pages are great. Your travel pages, photos & info are THE BEST! Want to go back! Sorry I will miss the artist retreat in Alburque.
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A pre-budget polling slump for the Coalition expands Labor's poll aggregate lead, crediting them with an absolute majority on the seat projection.
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A pre-budget polling slump for the Coalition expands Labor's poll aggregate lead, crediting them with an absolute majority on the seat projection.
A barren spell for polling has ended with a vengeance over the past week, with results emerging from Newspoll, Galaxy, ReachTEL, Morgan and Essential everyone indeed except Nielsen, who are presumably due next week. Each of the five polls sang from the same song sheet, and poll aggregation being the name of the game here, the BludgerTrack results on the sidebar do the same. On the primary vote, the Coalition maintains its downward trend while Labor perks up after a period in which it lost market share to the Greens. The Greens continue to fade after their Nielsen-driven peak of three weeks ago, but remain above the single-digit level they typically recorded throughout 2013. The big mover apart from Labor this week is Palmer United, which is at its highest level since December.
On the seat projection, Labor emerges in majority territory after gaining one each in New South Wales and Victoria and another three on an already hard-to-credit result in Queensland, for which I now have ten consecutive data points showing Labor with a two-party preferred, something it rarely enjoys in Queensland historically. Those who observe BludgerTrack closely will be aware that the territories result which, it should go without saying, is based on a rather shallow pool of data has long shown curiously strong readings for the Coalition. I've now addressed this with a bias correction measure, with a rather dramatic effect. This is a little crude methodologically, but I'm more confident in the result as it stands now, which closely reflects the national swing.
Of the many polls this week, only Newspoll furnishes useable results for the leadership tracking, and being the only leadership result of any kind for the past three weeks, the present BludgerTrack reading reflects it very closely. The result shows a sudden slump in Tony Abbott's net approval, while Bill Shorten's continues to settle in to the mediocre but by no means disastrous territory he has inhabited since the air went out of his honeymoon ratings over summer. Preferred prime minister remains on its steadily narrowing trajectory.
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Mark Latham seems to have beaten the Fairfax strike with this piece in the AFR
[When the Prime Minister spoke to hundreds of Tory grandees at a Sydney Institute dinner last week, the audience reaction was as morbid as a Gerard Henderson comedy hour.
Conservative politics is now based on a series of contradictions. Abbott's supporters want him to be a small government man, but his election pledges were those of a big government liberal. He campaigned on trust but is now running an administration of broken promises and distrust.
In Abbott's home state of NSW, the Coalition went to the 2011 election on a public platform of anti-corruption, while privately its MPs and candidates were corrupting the state's party-donation laws.]
Morning all. Normally governments leak the bad news before the budget, then surprise on the upside on the night. Is it a sign of the nervousness of the Liberals that they are now announcing some of the good news ahead of time?
Good morning Dawn Patrollers.
In most cases the Fairfax articles are written by people whose names I don't recognise.
The SMH shows the now symbolic deceit tax will raise peanuts and it points out far more effective and targeted ways.
And Lenore Taylor agrees.
I wonder what the quid pro quo on this potentially concocted arrangement will be!
Another example of the inexplicable terror of theocracies.
Well worth a read – Mark Latham. He's had enough.
Napthine caught pulling strings he shouldn't have been pulling?
This regressive taxation move would go down well with the punters!
Perhaps the psychosexual assessment should be extended to a psychological assessment. The nobody would get in!
Section 2 . . .
Can-Do gets his way and nobbles the Crime and Misconduct Commission.
Abuse survivors hat back at the Vatican.
This issue just might be one the Coalition gets caught on.
And this is a terrible look.
Van Badham piles into Turnbull's woeful NBN.
An excellent contribution from Wayne Swan – "Abbott swings his wrecking ball".
I hope this doctor gets his wish and finishes up in court.
The unrelenting demise of department stores.
A beautiful contribution from Cathy Wilcox. Oh so true!
Section 3 . . .
Ron Tandberg with the budget winners and losers.
David Rowe and dissention on the godd ship Liberal.
And here's yesterday's effort from Rowe.
This is not a good sign, esp with the WA govt set to increase utility costs further in the budget.
[The number of families asking for help to pay their electricity bills is on track to be the highest on record this year after rocketing more than 500 per cent under the Barnett Government.
Ahead of inflation-busting increases to electricity tariffs expected in today's State Budget and a similar rise for water, figures have highlighted how thousands of households are struggling to keep up.]
[The Abbott government will unveil a new $10 billion infrastructure package in its first budget offsetting the political pain of a harsh blueprint winding back social security, cutting family payments, introducing 'user pays' in health and education, and featuring increased taxes.]
What is it with Tories and the idea that building things will take people's minds off services going to sh*t?
It's the mistake Kennett made. Now Napthine – and apparently Abbott – are doing the same.
The idea that someone who's lost their job because of public service cutbacks will gaze proudly at a bridge and think that it's all worth it is obviously bonkers.
[$5 billion will be spent on a range of major projects to turbo charge their roll out, with those projects that will receive extra money expected to include the East West link in Melbourne, which will receive additional federal funding over and above the $3 billion already committed to stages one and two of the road.
About another billion dollars will be committed to the $3.5 billion package already announced for roads and other infrastructure connected to the second Sydney airport at Badgerys Creek.
Other projects tipped for a funding boost include the South Road project in South Australia and the second range crossing in Toowoomba.]
Wow. Roads. Which certainly I'll never use, and I'd bet that goes for the majority of Australians.
But I do use many of the services which are going to be cut, and in some cases I'll notice that every day.
Of course, I suppose that the people who build roads are Tory mates, and they'll be happy, so there'll be some kind of trickle down effect where they being happy means that the hoi polloi are too.
Bracks won an unwinnable election against a big infrastructure spending Premier, with the simple message that 70% of a government's job is delivering services, and if you're not doing that right, you're not a good government.
And from the Land of the Free –
Chris Hayes lays bare a gun nut.
Hilary Clinton gets it right.
The Repugs shot themselves in the foot with this hearing.
Jon Stewart nicely takes down FoxNews. Again!
Yes BK that they were. I think O'Bigmouth thought she was just going to go on morning TV and wave the new big blue book about onscreen and discuss the "Labor Mess" we all should of known already that has existed.
They certainly shut her book launch down quickly.
Loved how Virginia just said in the end "We are not going to get an answer to a question out of you are we"
Morning all
Napthine Abbott and Co believe they are onto a winner with this road fujding.
Also re the train line as mentioned yesterday
zoomster, you've summed it up perfectly. Cutting back on human services to pay for urban expressways and other such infrastructure goes down in the bush about as well as the proverbial pork chop at a bar mitzvah.
But how many senior coalition figures know anything much about the sort of rural and regional areas where you live? Barnaby perhaps, but he's not especially on the ball. Truss is from coastal Queensland, which is a different world to the inland.
The real difference between Howard and this lot seems to be that Howard had a real feel for the country. These guys are city slickers: as you say, like Kennett.
[$5 billion will be spent on a range of major projects to turbo charge their roll out, with those projects that will receive extra money expected to include the East West link in Melbourne, which will receive additional federal funding over and above the $3 billion already committed to stages one and two of the road.]
even as one who plans and designs roads, the approach to delivery is troubling. Both sides have turned road funding into a political football. First high during the GFC, then way too low under Swan's attempted recession inducing 2013 budget, now high again under Liberals. It is far less efficient than a steady rate of predictable funding.
There are many problems with this approach. People leave the industry when times are tough, meaning prices get bid through the roof when work is ramped up again. Inflation in road construction has been well above CPI in the pat decade. Buy shares in Theiss or a plant hire company if this budget goes through. Planning processes get rushed, denying the public the opportunity to comment. And what if a rail extension made more sense? Too bad.
Further to 20, while I could not say. I am sorry to see some increase in infrastructure funding both personally (I have friends who lost their jobs in 2013) and economically (we are still running one of the highest population growth rates in the OECD, I do not support funding roads by cutting health and education either. It is callous, and robs the future.
Have a good day all.
I will add that I'm an infrastructure fan – my basic take out is that, in bad times, governments should invest in infrastructure and that, in good times, governments should invest in infrastructure.
(As Soc observes, 'boom or bust' is not a good approach).
But I make the rash assumption there that governments can walk and chew gum – that if they can find the money for infrastructure, they can also find the money to keep services functioning.
Governments which cut services with relish and then point to infrastructure spending as if that makes up for it are bonkers.
Well this is a surprise.
[Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt yesterday wrote to the State Government confirming the shark kill program would need to be assessed properly and would not be given a once-over lightly approval.
Federal environmental approvals are notoriously protracted and sometimes take years to clear bureaucratic checks.]
I am assuming that the whole point of infrastructure programs in Victoria and SA is to soak up the massive no of unemployed expected with the closure of the auto industry. I imagine some of the younger auto workers will get jobs in construction and a few components manufacturers cab switch to road, rail and bridge widgets.
Older style conservative politicians loved building dams.
Now there are not so many spare, flowing rivers to dam, I guess the emphasis is on roads.
I have nothing against better roads but whether another choked freeway is better than paying two and three times for the same medical service and still being out of pocket is something else.
In Perth, all the grand promises from Barnett for railways to the airport, light rail and a line to Ellenbrook bit the dust in just weeks after the last election.
Liberals, by and large, do not build railways – though they were happy enough to do so when it came to Alice Springs – Darwin. It also didn't seem to bother JWH or Turnbull that no cost/benefit analysis was ever done on said line.
You get what you vote for as the electorate will learn over the next week or two I suppose.
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Older style conservative politicians loved building dams.
Now there are not so many spare, flowing rivers to dam, I guess the emphasis is on roads.]
Regarding dams, I'm pretty sure Abbott when in opposition was going to dam practically every river and provide infrastructure for a great food export industry in the north.
No pre-budget leaks about this – or maybe the electorates that matter are not where the 'dammable' rivers are.
Yes BK that they were. I think O'Bigmouth thought she was just going to go on morning TV and wave the new big blue book about onscreen and discuss the "Labor Mess" we all should of known already that has existed.
They certainly shut her book launch down quickly.
Loved how Virginia just said in the end "We are not going to get an answer to a question out of you are we"
Interesting how a number of media outlets are giving this latest booklet stunt a cold shoulder.
When cormann launched it yesterday I expected it to be plastered all over the news bulletins last night – but not the case.
abbott still in hiding though.
Regarding dams, I'm pretty sure Abbott when in opposition was going to dam practically every river and provide infrastructure for a great food export industry in the north.
I think that was his harebrained "100 Dams policy". Which I gather has sunk without a trace.
Yep Abbott was the 100 dam man.
[Tony Abbott's 100 dams policy is the Sharknado of Australian politics]
The latest 'little blue book' was probably dreamed up and written well before Abbott and the audit commission started to scare the living daylights out of everybody.
It probably sounded like a good idea at the time to blame the previous government for a tough budget but then their plan was seriously derailed.
Now people just laugh at an untrustworthy mob trying to blame someone else for the hardship they will impose on Australians.
Wow! I sure am glad I left when I did last night before the rampant misandry got underway again!
Time Puff and kezza2 put a sock in it. Gillard, what ever fine qualities she undoubtedly has, was not up to the job as leader. She lacked an important element of political judgement that let her fall into traps a seasoned politician should have avoided.
It was not all just a male plot. Get over it.
There was some musing last night about Plibersek as leader. Were Bill to fall under a bus or quit, I would be quite comfortable with Tanya Plibersek.
It isn't about gender! Get it? 😡
[ Regarding dams, I'm pretty sure Abbott when in opposition was going to dam practically every river and provide infrastructure for a great food export industry in the north. ]
Yep he was a regular little gonner – gonner do this and gonner do that – but mostly what he is doing is lying, back flipping, trying to re-define was a lie is – but above all he is demonstrating incompetence in his job.
He is on a hiding to nothing next week – if he goes in too hard/ with the wrong sector/ segment of voters he is in trouble.
If he doesn't go in hard – it will prove he has just been calling wolf.
The "its Labor's fault" is of diminishing utility.
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Treasurer Joe Hockey says PPL levy shows coalition never promised no new taxes in Govt: http://latika.me/1njUnKB
That is a pathetically bad effort from Hockey.
[A controversial expansion of one of the Hunter's largest coal mines has been approved by the state government's Planning Assessment Commission (PAC).
Glencore Xstrata's Mangoola mine near Muswellbrook will be able to ramp up coal production by a third, increasing its annual extraction rate from 10.5 million to 13.5 million tonnes.
Employee numbers will rise from 300 to 540, weekly blasts will be more frequent, rising to six a week, and for the first the mine will begin releasing saline water into the Hunter River.
Muswellbrook Council had raised concerns about possible impacts from the discharged water on downstream agriculture and horse studs.
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Good Morning
The word you are looking for is sustainable. Labor to its credit does a lot of infrastructure building. Yes on a federal level that includes urban trains.
Infrastructure Australia set up by Albanese is a great example of this. Get the best bang for the buck by taking as much of the decisions out of politicians hands to avoid pork barrelling and the perception of same.
This way you can plan the finances without it having to create a huge sudden lift in the spending of any one budget.
The Libs have failed in Victoria because they cannot see spending big a few months before an election is a massive fail. Especially as it means money is taken from other areas.


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Lori Salierno came home Sunday to start a 3,000-mile bicycle journey to support her organization that helps at-risk kids.
About 100 people showed up at the Mountain View High School track to cheer on Salierno as she started her trek to Acworth, Ga., less than an hour from Atlanta. She expects the ride to take seven weeks. She's been seriously training only two months.
Salierno, 52, is the founder and chief executive officer of Celebrate Life International, a faith-based group that aims to transform at-risk students into responsible citizens through the Teach One to Lead One program.
Salierno's father, the late Rev. Gerald Marvel, was pastor at First Church of God in Hazel Dell for almost 30 years. Members of that church and Summit View Church are major contributors to Celebrate Life.
"It's time for our generation to step up and make a difference for our kids and kids around the world," said Lorna Atkins, director of the Clark County chapter of the organization.
"I think there's really challenges facing our kids today," said Ott Gaither, a mentor at Mountain View High for Celebrate Life. "This is a proven program." He also serves on the national board of directors of Celebrate Life.
There are about 80 students at Mountain View in the program, which holds meetings every Tuesday and Thursday with 14 adult mentors. Atkins said the program teaches 10 universal principles including integrity, respect, self-control, compassion and enthusiasm.
Savannah Montiel, a 16-year-old sophomore at Mountain View is one of those students.
Asked why she decided on the program, she said, "I wanted to give it a shot, and I wanted to change. I started to think about my life more."
Mentor Laurie Gaither, at the event's microphone, introduced Savannah to the supporters. She asked Savannah what she thought when first learning of the Teach One to Lead One program.
"Honestly, I thought it was stupid," Savannah said. But after two weeks, Savannah said she thought the program could help her. She said she was self-centered and, "Now, I think about other people's point of view."
Laurie Gaither said Savannah visited her teachers and asked what she could do to make up missed work. She also plans on attending summer school.
Ott Gaither said that while the program is faith-based, religion is not taught.
"This is character education and leadership," he said.
Celebrate Life's Jose Maldonado said Clark County people donated $22,000 this week. Donors are asked to give $30 to pay for one child's materials for the class. Also, supporters are asked to follow Salierno's trip and make pledges.
Salierno said local money raised will pay for 700 Clark County students to get training in August. She said her bike ride will eventually provide money to help 10,000 kids.
Maldonado, the chief operating office of Celebrate Life, said 80 percent of donations go to the nonprofit's work, with 20 percent supporting its administration.
Salierno, in biking gear, told the crowd that there are three types of people: those who make it happen, those who watch it happen, and those who ask what happened?
She said, "We think they (at-risk students in the classes) can and will make a difference."
Then she proclaimed, "We are on our way to Atlanta, Ga."
She hopes to raise $300,000 on her journey.
About 25 bike riders followed Salierno, most leaving her at the Interstate 205 Bridge. Her Sunday ride ended 45 miles later at Sandy, Ore.
The road ahead means she needs to average 70 to 100 miles a day.


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Reefs and islands of the Chagos Archipelago, Indian Ocean: why it is the world's largest no-take marine protected area
Version of Record online: 17 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1002/aqc.1248
Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems
Volume 22, Issue 2, pages 232–261, March 2012
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Sheppard, C. R. C., Ateweberhan, M., Bowen, B. W., Carr, P., Chen, C. A., Clubbe, C., Craig, M. T., Ebinghaus, R., Eble, J., Fitzsimmons, N., Gaither, M. R., Gan, C.-H., Gollock, M., Guzman, N., Graham, N. A. J., Harris, A., Jones, R., Keshavmurthy, S., Koldewey, H., Lundin, C. G., Mortimer, J. A., Obura, D., Pfeiffer, M., Price, A. R. G., Purkis, S., Raines, P., Readman, J. W., Riegl, B., Rogers, A., Schleyer, M., Seaward, M. R. D., Sheppard, A. L. S., Tamelander, J., Turner, J. R., Visram, S., Vogler, C., Vogt, S., Wolschke, H., Yang, J. M.-C., Yang, S.-Y. and Yesson, C. (2012), Reefs and islands of the Chagos Archipelago, Indian Ocean: why it is the world's largest no-take marine protected area. Aquatic Conserv: Mar. Freshw. Ecosyst., 22: 232–261. doi: 10.1002/aqc.1248
Publication History
- Issue online: 4 APR 2012
- Version of Record online: 17 JAN 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 14 NOV 2011
- Manuscript Revised: 31 OCT 2011
- Manuscript Received: 4 AUG 2011
- Chagos;
- British Indian Ocean Territory;
- marine protected area;
- coral recovery;
- reef fishes;
- seamounts;
- reef disease;
- marine invasives;
- fisheries;
- island conservation
- The Chagos Archipelago was designated a no-take marine protected area (MPA) in 2010; it covers 550 000 km2, with more than 60 000 km2 shallow limestone platform and reefs. This has doubled the global cover of such MPAs.
- It contains 25–50% of the Indian Ocean reef area remaining in excellent condition, as well as the world's largest contiguous undamaged reef area. It has suffered from warming episodes, but after the most severe mortality event of 1998, coral cover was restored after 10 years.
- Coral reef fishes are orders of magnitude more abundant than in other Indian Ocean locations, regardless of whether the latter are fished or protected.
- Coral diseases are extremely low, and no invasive marine species are known.
- Genetically, Chagos marine species are part of the Western Indian Ocean, and Chagos serves as a 'stepping-stone' in the ocean.
- The no-take MPA extends to the 200 nm boundary, and. includes 86 unfished seamounts and 243 deep knolls as well as encompassing important pelagic species.
- On the larger islands, native plants, coconut crabs, bird and turtle colonies were largely destroyed in plantation times, but several smaller islands are in relatively undamaged state.
- There are now 10 'important bird areas', coconut crab density is high and numbers of green and hawksbill turtles are recovering.
- Diego Garcia atoll contains a military facility; this atoll contains one Ramsar site and several 'strict nature reserves'. Pollutant monitoring shows it to be the least polluted inhabited atoll in the world. Today, strict environmental regulations are enforced.
- Shoreline erosion is significant in many places. Its economic cost in the inhabited part of Diego Garcia is very high, but all islands are vulnerable.
- Chagos is ideally situated for several monitoring programmes, and use is increasingly being made of the archipelago for this purpose.
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Rodriguez was scratched from Thursday night's game against the Cubs after sustaining the injury in batting practice. He is hitting .214 with two home runs and 19 RBI this season, and has thrown out 10 of 22 attempted base stealers. The move is retroactive to July 7.
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JOPLIN, MO.--- From backhoes and concrete work to light switches and electrical outlets, there's a wide range of work going on at the Joplin High School construction site. In some spots, the building is pretty much ready for class. In others, there's still a long way to go.
"One side of the building, doing interior finishes, laying flooring, painting - kind of punch list items. And then on the other half of the building, given the size of it, we're still doing some rough in," said Jason Bishop, Universal Construction Company On Site Manager.
It takes anywhere from 300 to 400 workers on campus each day. At this point, they've got 11 weeks to work with.
"We've set a goal and we intend to meet that goal. This building won't be completely done, we knew that. The Performing Arts Center won't be online yet when we start the school year, but everything else should be close to being functional at that point in time," said Dr. C.J. Huff, Joplin School's Superintendent.
Much closer to completion is the main gymnasium. Seating 25 hundred people, it will be home to basketball, volleyball and much more.
"We've got a lot of amenities here that we didn't have in the old high school. We made a strong commitment early on to build back bigger and better, and we're certainly doing that from a facilities standpoint and more importantly programatically," said Dr. Huff.
Many of the classrooms are all but done, with floors, fixtures and lighting in place. Since there's still much to be completed in other areas, the school will be restricting the site to necessary personnel.
"Once we get the high school opened up, get the kids in here, get them oriented to the facility, get some projects underway. We'll be opening our doors to our community at that point. We're planning right now for a ribbon cutting some time in September, October after we've settled into the facility and have something to show our community in terms of learning going on," said Dr. Huff.
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In his first inaugural speech in 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt, the newly elected president of the US, addressed a nation that was still reeling from the Great Depression. Hoping to ignite a more optimistic outlook regarding that economic crisis, he declared, The only thing we have to fear is fear itself!
Fear often shows up in our lives when we are at risk of losing somethingour wealth, health, reputation, position, safety, family, friends. It reveals our innate desire to protect the things in life that are important to us, rather than fully entrusting them to Gods care and control. When fear takes over, it cripples us emotionally and saps us spiritually. Were afraid to tell others about Christ, to extend our lives and resources for the benefit of others, or to venture into new territory. A fearful spirit is more vulnerable to the enemy, who tempts us to compromise biblical convictions and to take matters into our own hands.
The remedy for fear, of course, is trust in our Creator. Only when we trust the reality of Gods presence, power, protection, and provision for our lives can we share the joy of the psalmist, who said, I sought the Lord, and He heard me, and delivered me from all my fears (Ps. 34:4).
Read: Psalm 34:1-10
Trying to figure out the inscription on the left of the headstone, apparently dedicated to a loving wife and mother, but not mentioning who that was.
Good evening, AZ, and thanks for the red, white, and blue tribute.
Computer locked up just before posting and I didn't get all the title re-entered. The Admin Mod to the rescue...yet again.
Did you get some rest time? *HUGS*
How is sonboy's back? Are the meds still making him chatty?
Good evening, HiTech...the caption reads, "Sgt. Briles is buried next to his wife in the Waveland Cemetery, Prairie City, Iowa".
Haven't found anything else about her.
I take it this caption must be at the place the photo originally appeared. It isn't on this thread. Color me ignorant of such things, but I had thought when a decorated troop is buried in a military graveyard with a spouse, both would be mentioned by name on the marker. Maybe it's on the other side?
Aloha, Hawaii...((HUGS))...any little visitors? Sun? Fishing for dinner?
We had a sunny day, temps still hovering around freezing. I was really surprised that temps dropped to the low teens over night.
God rest the souls of the fallen heroes! Thank you for reminding us of their sacrifice, Conor! (((hugs)))
Thanks, galz, for yet another story of a true American hero! So many...so little time!
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Did MrsSR send a Nate report?
G'Day, Janey...((HUGS))...how are your "babies" doing?
Will they be released into the wild? Or stay where they are?
Amen! We have to be the ones to remember...our government is
getting more and more anti-military.
November can't come too soon for me!
"Love" those Marines! Great pic.
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And why didn't you come as well????
Do you have to stay behind to take care of the pets?
G-Pa needs Nate time tooooo! ;-}
Be well, Conor!
A most worthy member...twice he went into fire to make rescues. Going into fire is such a frightening thing, and to do it twice....yes, First Sgt Briles is most worthy!!
Did my bi monthly shopping trip today. Finishing coupons & list. Saved $136 today.
Shocked every week at the price increases!
So, do I dare tell you we are slated for the 80's late this week?
Tis ok...you can make fun of me mid summer when it's 115!!!
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Dynamo at Timbers
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. today at Jeld-Wen Field.
TV/radio: ROOT Sports (Comcast Ch. 34/734) / AM 750.
Tickets: 503-553-5555, portlandtimbers.com. A very limited number of single seats remained at midday on Friday.
Where they stand: Portland has three ties and a loss through four games and is seventh in the West; Houston (3-1) is second in the East.
Head to head: Houston has two wins and a draw in three MLS games against Portland. This is the only game this season between the teams.
Timbers' tale: The Timbers are still looking for their first win — and first lead — of the season. They have come from behind for all three of their ties, including erasing two-goal deficits twice.
Look for a first-time pairing of David Horst and Mikael Silvestre in the center of the defense, as indications are both are healthy.
Darlington Nagbe, who was slowed by a sore ankle and played only the first half last Saturday at Colorado, trained well this week according to coach Caleb Porter and is available to play.
Dynamo story: Two-time defending Eastern Conference champion Houston comes to Portland on a two-game winning streak, having tied the MLS record for consecutive home games without a loss over all competitions (34). The Dynamo is 3-0 at home this season.
Results have been much different on the road, where the Dynamo have eight wins, 25 losses and 17 ties since the start of their 2010 season.
Forward Will Bruin, who scored his first goal of the season in last week's win over San Jose, is injured and won't play. Omar Cummings, an offseason acquisition from Colorado, is one option to replace Bruin in the lineup.
Caleb Porter on Houston: "The biggest challenge is they're confident. They're a mature team. They've had success. They believe in what they do. They don't waiver in what they do (tactically), home or away."
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Physicians in ancient Greece believed four humours flowed within the human body blood, phlegm, black bile, and choler determining a person's health, mood, and character. Not until the seventeenth century would a more complex view of the anatomy begin to emerge. But by then humoural theory had already become deeply ingrained in Western language and thought and endures to this day in surprising ways.
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I don't know what to do with our ultrasound pictures the ones from 8 1/2 weeks, I can't bear to part with them, I just don't know what to do with them! I even have one in a picture frame that says "showing now" or something close to that! I can't take it down or put awayy my willowtree figure of a pregnant woman! I just don't know what to do. My husband mad a joke like we should hang the pictures above the bed, b/c that is our goal to make another baby! It's cute but no thank you! haha
I plan on planting a tree in the back yard, maybe a cherry blossom in memory of the little one. I just wish I could of met my little bean


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Like the older ceremonial centres of Vijayanagara and Madurai, Ramnad holds the key ingredients of a ceremonial centre; its palace is inside a walled compound and is connected with a temple dedicated to a protective goddess who is venerated during the annual navaratri festival. In this chapter, the buildings which compose the palace complex at Ramnad are described and interpreted. In particular, I consider how south Indian palace space was organized and what this organization says about the function of the palace.
Construction of the palace at Ramnad began in the late seventeenth century. Its earliest structures are no longer standing because they were gradually replaced by more permanent structures during the early eighteenth century. By the mid-eighteenth century, a fully formed palace complex constructed out of brick, stone and timber was standing at the centre of Ramnad town. Most of the buildings in the palace have stone foundations made of granite blocks, while their superstructures are made of brick which has been plastered over and painted. Decorative stuccowork, which was used to create both sculptural details and parapets, adorns the upper portions of several buildings. At first glance the stuccowork resembles carved sandstone, but this is because of the high sand content in the local soil, which forms the main ingredient in the stucco.
The buildings in the palace compound were both structurally and stylistically different from those outside it. In 1773 George Patterson remarked that '[t]he houses within the wall of the fort are but few in number and mostly of mud or unburned brick'. 187 This account is supported by the drawing found in the Mackenzie collection, dated 1784, showing the approach to the palace [Fig. 68]. In the foreground we see buildings of mud and thatch construction, and in the background we see the tall buildings which still make up the palace compound. The Mackenzie drawing thus helps us to visualize the contrast between buildings constructed inside and outside the palace compound. Also, the skyline of the palace buildings in the Mackenzie drawing corresponds with the buildings which currently stand in Ramnad Palace, indicating that these structures are datable to the pre-colonial period.