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David Irving, Holocaust Denial, and his Connections to Right Wing Extremists and Neo-National Socialism (Neo-Nazism) in Germany: Electronic Edition, by Hajo FunkeTable of Contents
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3.3. Irving's activities for the DVU, 1990 -1993.
3.3.1.Whilst Irving's position in 1988/9 had changed radically as a result of the Leuchter report (see below), the DVU continued to be cited in OPC reports along lines already established in the early 1980s.
3.3.2.The VSB of 1993 stated that the DNZ published anti-Semitic articles, repeatedly using the anti-Semitic metaphor of the avaricious and meddling Jew. It cited two examples. 'The Zionist world congress and its leader, Edgar Miles-Bronfman described as a Canadian resident, industrialist and a loyal Israel supporter have been accused of intervening in the German debate on Weizsäcker's [the then Federal German President] successor.'88 The German Weekly / German Advertiser [Deutschen Wochenzeitung / Deutschen Anzeiger - DWZ/DA], the DNZ's sister papers in the Frey press imperium, presented one Hungarian-born son of a Jewish lawyer as the 'finance guru of the world', a master of financial speculation, who through his dealings undermines the German mark. The DWZ made the point that the economic recovery of central Germany was jeopardised by Jewish restitution claims.89
3.3.3.The 1993 VSB noted that racist rhetoric against foreigners had become particularly aggressive in the DVU. The DVU advocated an ethnically pure Germany with phrases like 'Germany for the Germans' and declaring its aversion to a 'mix of people'. The DVU was noted as advocating a worldwide-system of apartheid. As an example the report quoted Hans Otto Weidenbach, a DVU-member of the Bremen state parliament as having said 'Kick out the swindlers and scoundrels, the criminals of multi-ethnic origin, the Turkish heroin dealers, the negro cocaine dealers, the gypsy looters, the Polish swindlers and criminal car dealers, because by tolerating them, you only breed hatred for foreigners.'90
3.3.4.The 1992 VSB described such sentiments as racist and claimed that they were designed to incite anti-foreigner sentiment, especially against asylum seekers. 'This systematic aggressive incitement against ethnic minorities aims to suggest that immigrants abuse the asylum laws and are criminals and parasites.' The report singled out the DNZ and DWZ/DA as vehicles for such sentiments.91 Propaganda headlines like 'Gypsy terror - Germany a victim?', 'Opposition will be suppressed', 'Gypsies - danger for Germany?', 'Crimes of foreigners - danger to all of us', 'The civil state is in danger - result of crime and abuse of asylum seeking law' gave the impression that immigrants were inferior and in essence criminals.92
3.3.5.Irving's endorsement of the Leuchter Report and his conversion to radical revisionism (see below) did not prevent Irving appearing as a star speaker at the DVU's annual Passau in March 1990, after not haven spoken at DVU functions for a year-and-a-half.93 His allotted topic was 'Moscow's new policy to Germany'. Originally Irving had cancelled his appearance at Passau ('for economic reasons' as he told Frey94 ) in favour of a meeting in Belgium arranged by Ewald Althans (see below), but changed his mind at the last minute when the meeting was banned.95 On 9 March 1990 the city of Passau banned Irving from appearing altogether as a speaker.96 Irving described his appearance at Passau on 10 March in his diary.
Here [in a side room of the hall in Passau] I was handed a police Verordnung [ordinance] issued under the Ausländergesetz [law governing foreigners] banning me from even attempting to speak there or anywhere else in Passau today, on the grounds of what I had allegedly said at Landshut. Schweinerei [disgraceful]. Bruno Wetzel appeared, said I should comply, and Frey would litigate for damages. Vigorous applause as I went on the stage. Hall was packed, galleries overflowing, over 8,000 people present....When Frey announced, with me standing next to him, ["disgusting"] that the police had banned my speech, there was a colossal tumult of cheers, boos, shouts of "Pfui", etc.97
3.3.6.The city of Passau had justified its ban, according to later appeal documents, with the fact that at Landshut on 23 February 1990 Irving had presented his theory 'that there had never been a gassing of Jews' and that 'The figure of 6 million murdered Jews was described by the plaintiff thereby as a life lie ['Lebenslüge'] by the state of Israel as a means of permanent financial and political blackmail.'98
3.3.7.On 15 October 1990 Frey wrote to Irving in an irritated tone that 'The court case for your right to speak in Passau, for which I am not responsible because it was caused by other appearances, is costing me many thousands of marks...'99 He reminded him that 'We have so often repeated our agreement that you do not talk of Hitler or the Jews at all at our events, that I will content myself with this short reminder also for our events in the future.'100
3.3.8.On 29 January 1991 the Regensburg administrative court found partially in the DVU's favour and the city of Passau retreated to a position of allowing Irving to speak in Passau in the future so long as he obliged himself to refrain from mentioning certain topics.101
3.3.9.Enclosing the court ruling to Irving Frey pointed out that the original ban had been based on statements Irving had made outside the DVU's meetings and that this was an important factor in allowing them to appeal the ban on Irving's behalf.
We would fall under the banning order if these other theses were to be spread with us. Nevertheless I know from your numerous previous speeches with the DVU that you would not even touch upon the topics Hitler or the Jews. [...]
If Hitler or the Jews were even touched upon in your speech it would be a decisive blow against our position and enough grounds for us never to get the Nieblungen hall [in Passau] again, which we have be able to gain in court victories year for year. As always I trust in the full observance of our agreement.102
3.3.10.Irving's opinions on the Holocaust were not the only thing to worry Frey and the DVU. They were also concerned about Irving's new political allies in Germany, especially with Ewald Althans and his AVÖ. As early as December 1989 Bernd Dröse of the DVU's publishers wrote to Irving warning him about 'a man called Ewald Althans' and advised 'caution' ['Vorsicht'] in his dealings with him.103
3.3.11.Regarding an illegal demonstration in Munich after the international revisionist conference in Munich on 20 April 1990 (see below) Irving wrote in his dairy.
8.20 a.m. phoned DVU's [Bruno] Wetzel, he says they are alarmed by the press reports, they couldn't imagine that I would have marched on the Feldherrenhalle. I said, greatly exaggerated. He asked if Althans was on the square (inappropriate metaphor). I said, so far as I can see. But he's a hothead, needs curbing.104
3.3.12.In 1991 Irving's alleged presence on this demonstration continued to disturb the DVU. An AVÖ flyer advertising the second Munich revisionist congress of 23 March 1991 celebrated the exploits of the previous one, writing that '300 participants joined David Irving in a spontaneous demonstration to the Feldherrenhalle after our event.'105 The DVU brought the flyer to Irving's attention and Irving requested Althans correct his statements.106
3.3.13.But Frey was equally unhappy about Irving's willingness to attend this second congress. After thanking him for his 1991 Passau appearance, Frey wrote that he had just received a flyer for the forthcoming conference. 'I fear this will be the cause of a final residency ban ['Aufenthaltsverbot'] in the Federal Republic, which I am very sorry about.'107 A few weeks later Frey again wrote to Irving expressing his concern, and apparently turning down a suggestion by Irving that he tour for the DVU again.
In that you are announced to speak on 23.3. on a topic that does not coincide with the contemporary political legal order, I fear serious drawbacks for you, that could also influence presentations you give on legally harmless topics. [...]
At the moment I have considerable doubts if we could in practice carry through a speaking tour with you, even if we continually won in the courts.108
3.3.14.Two weeks later Frey reiterated his concerns.
...I have just received some documents about the supposed congress that is meant to take place in the "German Museum".
I consider the whole venture in no way accords with the current legal system, presume that the congress will not take place at all, and considerable disadvantages with consequences will arise in the matter of your entry [to Germany].
With regard to our long-standing connection I do not want to be able to say that I neglected to explain this to you yet again.109
3.3.14. Evidently, although aware that Irving's statements to other organisations had become far more radical, Frey trusted that Irving would not become a liability for the DVU.110 Irving faxed back immediately that 'as always' ['wie immer'] at DVU events he would say nothing of the Jews or death camps.111 Frey entreated Irving again to be more careful a week later, asking him to avoid all 'other activities' ['anderweitige Aktivitäten'] in Germany in the run up to the Passau rally of 1991, especially anything which might give cause for another ban. Frey warned Irving that the authorities were waiting to deport him or ban him from Passau. 'It would be madness if you walked in to the open knife that is plain for all to see.'112
3.3.15.On 6 February 1991 the city of Passau banned Irving again from mentioning the theses contained in the Leuchter Report.113 This being only a partial ban meant that Irving spoke at Passau on 'Germany's new role as a great power' ['Deutschlands neue Rolle als Großmacht.'] on 16 February 1991, the audience obviously charged by his previous ban. 'At 4 p.m. I spoke: the audience came alive, began cheering, roaring with laughter, chanting my name (first time), "Ir-ving, Ir-ving!" I made what I consider to be my finest political speech so far.'114
3.3.16.At this point the Irving's documentation becomes sketchy. It would appear that Irving spoke again at Passau on 14 March 1992,115 but for the October 1993 rally Irving was informed by Bruno Wetzel that the DVU had 'put together a program with other speakers for a number of necessities', thus bringing to an end a 12-year political alliance.116
21. Armin Pfahl-Traughber, Rechtsextremismus (Bonn 1995), pp.. 58-61
88. 'Der zionistische Weltkongreß unter Führung des in Kanada residierenden, fanatischen, Israel-treuen Schnapps- und Chemie-Industriellen Edgar Miles -Bronfman hat sich in die deutsche Diskussion um die Weizsäcker-Nachfolge eingemischt'. Verfassungsschutz-Bericht 1993, p. 121.
89. '"Ein in Ungarn geborener Sohn eines jüdischen Rechtsanwaltes" bezeichnet die DWZ/DA als "Finanzguru der Welt:, als "Meister-Spekulant", der seine Spekulationspropaganda gegen die deutsche Mark richte.' Verfassunsschutz-Bericht 1993, pp. 121.
90. Ibid. '"Werfen Sie die Schwindler hinaus, die Gauner, die Verbrecher multinationaler Herkunft, die Herion-Türken und Kokain-Neger, zigeunernde Plünderer und polnische Schmuggler und Autoschieber, denn durch die Duldung züchten Sie ja Fremdenfeinlichkeit." (Weidenbach).'
91. '"Die systematische aggressive Agitation dieser Blätter gegen ethnische Minderheiten erweckt den Eindruck, die fremdländischen Zuwanderer seien vornehmlich Asylbetrüger, Kriminelle und Schmarotzer.'" Verfassungsschutze-Bericht 1992.
92. '"Zigeuner-Terror - Deutsche als Freiwild?", "Wer aufmuckt, wird zusammengeschlagen", "Zigeuner - Gefahr für Deutschland?", "Ausländerkriminalität - Gefahr für uns alle", "Der Rechtsstaat wankt - Folge von Kriminalität und Asylbetrug". Verfassungsschutz-Bericht 1993.
93. Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 26 September 1989; Irving to Dr. Michael von Sprenger, 21 November 1990. That this coincided with Irving's statements to the German press about his 'research' work for Frey in the Berlin Document Center in 1984 may be more than a coincidence.
94. 'Wie Sie schreiben, handelt es um "wirtschaftliche Gründe".' Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 1 February 1990.
95. Irving to Wetzel, 6 January 1990. Apparently Althans had organised htat Irving speak in Belgium and Munich that day, but the Belgian speech was banned. See Irving to Karl Philipp, 6 February 1990; 'Abrechnung D. Irving von Feb / Maz 90' handwritten, dated Münster 11 March 1990; Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 26 March 1990.
96. Stadt Passau, 'Einschränkung der politische Betätigung in der Bundesrepublick gemäß § 6 des Ausländergesetzes...Bescheid', 9 March 1990.
97. Diary entry, 10 March 1990. Irving had spoken in Landshut to the "Arbeitskreis Historische Wahrheit" on 23 February 1990, organised by Ewald Althans. See diary entry, 18 February 1990; 'Vollzug des Ausländergesetzes (AuslG) Ausweisung aus der Bundesrepublik Deutschland', n.d., pp. 6-7.
98. 'Zum Thema Judenvernichtung vertrat er auch in dieser Veranstaltung seine These, daß es nie eine Vergasung von Juden gegeben habe.[...] Die Zahl von 6 Millionen getöteten Juden bezeichnetete der Kläger dabei als Lebenslüge des Staates Israel als Mittel zur ständigen Erpressung auf finanziellen und politischem Gebiet.'
99. 'Der Prozeß um Ihr Rederecht in Passau, für den ich ja nichts kann, weil er durch Ihre anderweitigen Auftritte verursacht ist, kostet mich sehr viele tausende Mark...' Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 15 October 1990.
100. 'Wir haben nun unsere Vereinbarung so oft widerholt, daß Sie über Hitler und Juden auf unseren Veranstaltungen überhaupt nicht sprechen, daß ich es mit diesem kurzen Hinweis auch für unsere Veranstaltungen in der Aukunft bewenden lasse.' Ibid.
101. 'Vollzug des Ausländergesetzes (AuslG) Ausweisung aus der Bundesrepublik Deutschland', n.d., p. 8. See also Irving to Michael Hubertus von Sprenger to Irving, 30 January 1990.
102. 'Wir würden unter die Verbotsverfügung fallen, wenn diese anderweitigen Thesen auch bei uns verbreitet würden. Jedoch weiß ich aus Ihren unzähligen früheren Redebeiträgen bei der DVU, daß Die hier weder das Thema Hitler noch das Thema Juden auch nur berühen.[...]/ Würden in Ihrer Rede Hitler und die Juden auch nur gestreift, wäre das ein entscheidender Schlag gegen unsere Position und wohl ein Grund, daß wir die Nieblungenhalle nie wieder bekämen, die wir jetzt Jahr um Jahr im Prozeßsieg erringen können. Ich vertraue also, wie stets, auf die volle Beachtung unserer Absprachen.' Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 30 January 1991.
103. [Bernd] Dröse, DSZ-VERlag, to Irving, 18 December 1989. See also Irving to Ewald Althans, 31 December 1989; Ewald Althans to Irving, 7 January 1990; Ewald Althans to Sally [Cox], 7 January 1990. See also Irving to Ewald Althans, 31 December 1989.
104. Diary entry, 26 April 1990. See also diary entry, 26 March 1991. 'Faxes from...DVU, Althans told press I was at 21.4.1990 march!(untrue)...'
105. '300 Zuhörer zogen mit David Irving nach unserer Veranstaltung auf einer Spontandemonstration zur Feldherrenhalle.' AVÖ flyer, 'Wahrheit - Freiheit - Recht,' n.d.
106. [Bruno] Wetzel to Irving, 22 March 1991; Irving to Ewald Althans, 26 March 1991. See also diary entry, 20 March 1991. 'Frey faxed me re Althans' clumsy PR work for "Kongress".'
107. 'Ich fürchte, daß dies der Anlaß zu einem endgültigen Aufenhaltsverbot in der Bundesrepublik für Sie werden wird, was ich sehr bedaure.' Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 18 February 1991.
108. 'Da Sie unter einem von der gegenwärtigen politischen Rechtsordnung nicht gedeckten Thema wohl für den 23.3 angekündigt sind, fürchte ich schwerwiegende Nachteile für Sie, die sich auch auf Verträge auswirken könnten, die Sie über rechtlich gänzlich unbedenkliche Thema halten. [...]/ Zum gegnwärtigen Zeitpunkt habe ich erhebliche Zweifel, ob wir eine Vortragsreise mit Ihnen in der Praxis durchsetzen können, auch wenn wir gerichtlich stets gewan.' Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 7 March 1991.
109. '...gerade erhalte ich einige Schriftstücke über den angeblichen Kongress' der im "Deutschen Museum" in München staatfinden soll./ Ich halte das ganze Unternehmen für mit der gegenwärtigen Rechtsordunung keinesfalls übereinstimmend, nehme an, daß der Kongress überhaupt nicht statfinden wird und im Falle Ihrer Einreise beträchtliche Nachteile mit Konsequenzen auf Sie zukommen./ Im Hinblick auf unsere landjährige Verbindung möchte ich nicht versäumt haben, Ihnen dies ein weiteres Mal darzulegen.' Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 20 March 1991.
110. Irving had apparently 'often' ['häug'] given the DVU a written promise not to mention the Jews or Hitler. See Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 5 July 1994.
111. Irving to Dr. Gerhard Frey and Michael Hubertus von Sprenger, 30 January 1991.
112. 'Es wäre Wahnsinn, würden Sie jetzt in die vor aller Augen aufgeklappten Messer laufen.' Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 6 February 1991.
113. 'Vollzug des Ausländergesetzes (auslG) Ausweisung aus der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, n.d., p. 8.
114. Diary entry, 16 February 1991.
115. Dr. Gerhard Frey to Irving, 29 July 1991; Christian Worch to Irving, 20 January 1992
116. '...aus einer Reihe von Notwendigkeiten ein Programm mit anderen Redern zusammengestellt haben...' Bruno Wetzel to Irving, 8 July 1993. Se also Irving to Bruno Wetzel, 21 June 1993; Irving to Bruno Weitzel, 8 July 1993.
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For the dough, I ended up using the recipe below, but I did use the filling and glaze that was used in the original recipe. I also want to give credit to Jaime at Good Eats 'n Sweet Treats for posting her pictures and instructions on how to roll out and form a braided pastry. I never could have figured it out just by reading the directions; I completely needed to see it done in photo form.
The Filling
6 oz cream cheese, softened
3 tbsp butter
1 egg yolk
1 2/3 cups cinnamon chips, divided
In a small mixing bowl, beat cream cheese, sugar, and egg yolk until well blended. Set aside three tablespoons of the cinnamon chips for garnish. Stir the remaining cinnamon chips into the cream cheese mixture. Set aside.
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2 tsp active dry yeast
3 Tbsp honey
3 Tbsp oil
1 tsp salt
1 1/2 Tbsp vital wheat gluten
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1 1/2 cups King Arthur unbleached white whole wheat flour
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Punch dough down, then turn onto lightly floured working surface and pat into a ball. The original recipe uses the entire amount to make one braided danish. I chose to divide the dough into two balls and make one half the danish, and the other half I made into rolls. (practicing for Easter dinner, don't ya know.... and I do think they turned out rather nicely!)
If you're making the entire recipe into one danish, roll the dough into a 12x18 rectangle (mine was 12X9, therefore I only used half the filling as well.) Spread the cream cheese mixture lengthwise down the center third of the dough rectangle. Cut 1-inch wide strips from the edges of the dough almost to the filling. Begin the braid by folding the top row toward the filling. Alternately fold the strips at an angle from each side across the filling toward the opposite side. Fold bottom row toward the filling and finish by stretching last strip and tucking under to seal. Transfer to baking sheet that has been sprayed with cooking spray or you can use parchment paper to cover the baking sheet.
Brush the loaf gently with a beaten egg and cover loosely with plastic wrap that has been sprayed with cooking spray. Allow to rise in a warm place for about an hour.
Stir the powdered sugar and butter together in a small bowl. Add milk until you have the needed consistency. Drizzle glaze over cooled danish and garnish with reserved cinnamon chips.

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Bennett founded Family Recovery Solutions, a counseling center dedicated to families of addicts, about 10 years ago. She is also a staff columnist for The Huffington Post and Psychology Today.
Karen Schilling, project director for the South Central Louisiana Human Services Authority, said Bennett personally experienced addiction within her family, so she's able to relate to her clients.
That, coupled with her extensive work as a counselor, makes her an effective educator, Schilling said.
"She's really helping people understand that the feeling is universal," she said.
Bennett will join a group of counselors and mental health professionals during a closed session at 1 p.m. and will lead a similar presentation at a public meeting at 6 p.m.
Both sessions will be held in the Main Library's large meeting room.
Schilling said Bennett's public presentation will help give families strategies to cope with addiction and give people an understanding of the problems it can cause.
"It's a struggle," Schilling said. "Oftentimes, families can be torn apart by alcoholism and addiction."
Lisa Schilling, executive director for the South Central Louisiana Human Services Authority, said her agency aims to remove the stigma from mental health and addiction issues by educating the public at events like Bennett's presentation.
"I hope people respond," she said. "I'm hoping it will give individuals with addictions and caregivers a chance to be part of a discussion."
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DENVER (AP) - Colorado is having its worst whooping cough season in at least six decades.
As of Dec. 8, 1,407 cases of whopping cough have been reported in Colorado, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment said Tuesday. That's the highest number on record since 1948, when there were 1,833 cases.
An older adult from Larimer County died of the highly contagious disease in October, the first whooping cough death Colorado since 2005, when two infants died.
Whooping cough, officially called pertussis, gets its name from the sound those afflicted with it make when they gasp for breath.
It has made a resurgence across the country, and 2012 is on track to be the nation's worst for whooping cough since 1959.
Health experts aren't completely sure why cases are increasing, but one possible reason is that the current vaccine against the disease, introduced in 1997, doesn't provide immunity for as long as the previous version, said Dr. Rachel Herlihy, immunization director at the state health department. Cases also seem to spike every three to five years and, with the last busy whooping cough year in 2005, Herlihy said officials had been expecting another increase.
The health department recommends that adults and children get the whooping cough booster vaccine, Tdap, when they get their annual flu shot. Besides protecting themselves from the disease, immunized adults can prevent the disease from being spread to children, Herilhy said.
"This is an important vaccine and not just for kids and babies, but adults too," she said.
Under the new federal health care law, people with insurance can get a free whooping cough shot from their doctor. People without insurance may be able to get a low-cost immunization at local public health agencies.


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Can you believe it's Friday already?! This week went pretty quickly, probably because I'm on Spring break and it always goes by too fast!
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Here's your weekly dose of lunchtime cuteness:
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If you're new to Lindsay's Lunchbox, it's a weekly feature on my blog where I post a few healthy lunch ideas. In addition, I ask readers to send me pics of things they ate for lunch this week. I compile them all into these posts, thus providing everyone reading with a one-stop shop for lunchtime inspiration! Did you eat something great for lunch this week? Next time, snap a picture and email it to me at email@example.com
Now on to the food! Here are this week's ideas:
1. Whole Wheat Cinnamon Raisin Oatmeal Pancakes
I know I've suggested pancakes before but these are OATMEAL pancakes. Clearly different. This week I found myself craving oatmeal pancakes, which is a little strange because I'm not sure I've ever even had oatmeal pancakes before! Perhaps it has something to do with the 10 lbs of oats I bought from Costco! Anyways, I did a little searching and came upon this recipe and made a few modifications. I used 1/2 c plain Greek yogurt, 1/2 c Skim milk, 3/4 white whole wheat flour, 3/4 c oats, 1/4 tsp baking powder, 1 tsp baking soda, 1/2 tsp cinnamon, and 2 Tbsp honey. The batter made about 10 pancakes which gave me enough for two lunches! I topped them with a sliced banana, more Greek yogurt for extra protein and added raisins to half of them because I love oatmeal raisin cookies 🙂 They turned out great. Chewy and hearty but still fluffy! AND they kept me full for 4 hours…pretty much unheard of for me!
2. Banana Graham Soft Serve
Remember when I first tried this banana soft serve? Well I've been meaning to make more since then, but I can't seem to stop using my bananas in baked goods! Then I read Sarah's post on Banana Graham Peanut Butter and I became obsessed with the idea of combining bananas and graham crackers! All I did was freeze two bananas, turn them into soft serve and then added two graham crackers. Last second, I mixed in some chocolate chips. Heaven. If you're feeling bold, add some peanut butter like Sarah did! This would be delightful to pack for lunch. Just move it from the freezer to your lunchbox in the morning and it should be just melty enough to eat by lunch time!
3. Fruit Chips
A fun way to change up your fruit intake. Several months ago I made Apple Chips which were delicious!
This week I tried banana chips. I had one banana left so I sliced it thin, spread the slices on a baking sheet, squirted them with lemon juice and baked them for 2 hours (flipping every 1/2 hour) at 170 degrees F. That's as low as my oven goes but I think any temp between 150 and 200 degrees would work. Slice thin, but not too thin, or it will be hard to flip them. As they cool, they will harden into crunchy chips…perfect for snacking on alone or tossing in your trail mix!
Mine got a little brown because I was too lazy to put the lemon juice on both sides 🙂 But still tasty!
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Sarah @ The Pajama Chef sent me a picture of her Black Bean & Corn Quinoa Salad!
She said, "Black Bean & Corn Quinoa Salad is a dish I created–it's a mix of black beans, corn, and red quinoa served in a Mexican-inspired dressing made with a lime, cilantro, and red chili flakes. I love it because it's very flavorful and versatile, and can be enjoyed hot or cold, by itself or over baby greens/spinach. I haven't tried it as a wrap but if some of the liquid was drained, I bet it would be yummy that way too. I'm really looking forward to adding to this salad with farmer's market veggies this summer!"
Kristina @ Food Fun Fabulous submitted a pic of her Lemon Couscous with Tomatoes & White Beans!
Both look crazy delicious in my opinion!! Thanks ladies 🙂
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Dems Who Dislike Obamacare, and Other Poll Tidbits
You've seen our Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll headlines out this morning. Ratings for President Barack Obama sank to 45%, the lowest level since 2011. Disapproval of Congress hit 83%, a new high for the WSJ poll. African Americans have grown more pessimistic on race relations, while the GOP looks set to bear the most blame if immigration legislation fails.
Looking more deeply at the poll data, there are tons more interesting nuggets. Here's a sampling, as compiled by Neil King Jr.
Note: In these items, when looking at subsets of the overall sample, the margin of error will be greater than the margin of error for the entire survey, which was +/- 3.1 percentage points.
Party ID
• Just 23% of Americans under 35 said they considered themselves Republicans, compared with 50% who see themselves as Democrats.
• Just 30% of women of all ages call themselves Republicans.
Wrong Track
• 67% of whites think the country is off on the wrong track, compared to 46% of blacks and 48% of Hispanics.
• 74% of people in rural areas, and 76% of evangelicals, think the country is on the wrong track. As do 72% of whites with less than a college degree, and 75% of southerners.
Obama, Congress Approval
• 55% of people under 35 approve of Obama, compared to 35% of those over 65, though the youngsters are three times as numerous. His approval is 40% among the white working class, and 30% among evangelicals. It is 28% among white independents.
• House Speaker John Boehner is viewed positively by just 35% of Republicans.
• 18% of liberals and 9% of conservatives have positive feelings about Edward Snowden.
• 59% of Republicans, and 50% of Democrats, would like to replace every member of Congress, including their own.
• Just 37% of whites, compared to 80% of blacks and 54% of Hispanics, think Obama is emphasizing unifying the country over partisan politics. Just 40% of Republicans think the GOP is emphasizing unifying the country over partisan politics.
Immigration and Race
• Just shy of half of all Hispanics say they will blame the GOP if the immigration push fails, while 21% say they will blame Obama.
• 79% of Hispanics—and 29% of Republicans–say border concerns are just an excuse for the GOP to block immigration reform.
• 60% of Hispanics say race relations are good, compared with 38% of blacks and 52% of whites.
• 63% of men, but just 45% of women, think the U.S. judges people by the content of their character, not the color of their skin.
Obamacare and Supreme Court
• 77% of Dems, 45% of indies and 17% of Republicans think the GOP should stop trying to block Obamacare.
• 19% of Democrats think the Republicans should block Obamacare from going into effect.
• 13% of liberals think the Supreme Court is too liberal.
• 18% of conservatives think it is too conservative.
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5. Went to a peace rally.
Think war will be disastrous for our economy, and that the US is being a warmongerer for somewhat less than charitable reasons. Note economic and political interests. Nothing like a good war for the US economy, after all. Convinced that US is exaggerating Iraq threat, considering US has far more military power (and apparently fewer scruples). Acknowledge that my understanding of international affairs is limited, but still think war is foolish. Cannot believe people are seriously considering it. Would rather have world populated by geeks.
Not looking forward to warmongering bluster and posturing, death, wanton destruction, skyrocketing oil prices, environmental side-effects, and other such things.
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James Hoggan | May 8, 2008
By James Hoggan • Thursday, May 8, 2008 - 15:17
Corporate apologists, politicians (and their media stooges) are twisting the language and misrepresenting the truth in an effort to deflect responsibility for a global food crisis that is being exacerbated by biofuel farm subsidies.
The issue dusted up last week when U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and the European Union Commissioner for Agriculture Marian Fischer Boel blamed the global food shortage on people in India and China who are shifting their diet toward meat and away from vegetables.
But the facts get in the way: the UN Food and Agriculture Organization reported in response that grain consumption went up in the last year by just over four million tonnes in India and slightly less than seven million tonnes in China, while in the U.S. it climbed more than 33 million tonnes. And the bulk of that increase has gone into the subsidized biofuel crop - a demand that has driven corn prices in the U.S. from $2 per bushel when President George Bush began his ethanol push to $5 per bushel today.
In Canada, where production of biofuel has tripled since 2003, the federal government - which has been otherwise resistant to any policy that might address climate change - has tried to paint the new farm subsidy as an environmental gesture.
"Good for the environment and good for farmers," Prime Minister Stephen Harper said as he announced a $1.5-billion ecoENERGY plan last summer to get more ethanol and biodiesel pouring into Canadian gas tanks. "Our government's investment in biofuels is a double win."
But the spin gets worse. In the same story that included the above quote, Gordon Quaiattini, president of the Canadian Renewable Fuels Association, calls criticism of the diversion of foodcrops to biofuels, "intellectually dishonest."
Quaiattini says biofuels have nothing to with growing world hunger, that there is plenty of food to go around. The problem, he says, is the world's poorest citizens can no longer afford to buy rice, corn and wheat.
Unable - or unwilling - to connect the rising price driven by his own industry to affordability in the developing world, Quaiattini instead tries to blame the whole thing on rising oil prices, which are certainly a consideration, but a minor one compared to the competitive effect of tens of millions of tonnes of food being diverted to make a "green" energy source that is not even very green.
The push for biofuel is nothing short of a huge farm subsidy, a traditional corporate boondoggle that is putting unforgivable pressure on global food stocks.
More unforgivable yet, however, is the cheap political points that some people are trying to score as a result. For example, Rex Murphy, the self-styled Canadian iconoclast, cuddles up to government and corporate position makers once again, arguing (accurately) that biofuels are partly to blame for world food shortages, but then blaming, of all people, Al Gore for the whole problem.
In truth, the former Vice President and Nobel Prize winner was warning a year ago that our turn to biofuels had inherent dangers. But in clinging to a "debate about global warming" that exists only in the minds of a shrinking and risible crowd of idealogues-for-hire, Murphy thrashes around in his thesaurus trying ever more desperately to make ludicrous arguments sound cogent.
No luck Rex. No luck at all.
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Ron S. replied on Permalink
Yeah, Condi is spinning like
Yeah, Condi is spinning like the liar she is.
However, it is true that a meat-based diet is environmentally harmful and globally unsustainable.
Something Al Gore, by the way, rarely if ever mentions.
rob replied on Permalink
Assistant Trailer Park Supervisor Gore
"Something Al Gore, by the way, rarely if ever mentions."
No wonder. How many cheeseburgers can Gore stuff into his fat gut?
Oops. Wrong photo … or is it?
Steve L replied on Permalink
Rob, always reducing the quality of discussion
Beef appears to be especially bad in generating a lot of CO2. Can't remember where I read it, but goat cheese is apparently a better choice than cow cheese. Simplest just to eat a higher proportion of veggies, hopefully locally- produced. But for whatever reason, Rob would like to post irrelevant attacks on someone's appearance than discuss something like a grown-up.
rob replied on Permalink
Like blaming Christmas on Santa Claus
"Biofuel and Blather: Apologists Try to Pin Ill-advised Farm Subsidy on Al Gore"
Yeah, pretty crazy isn't it?
Next thing you know, someone will try to accuse O.J. Simpson of murder.
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DOTHAN – Two Dothan-area high school students were recently recognized for their artistic talents through the 2013 Second Congressional District Art Competition.
The competition was sponsored by U.S. Representative Martha Roby (R-AL) as part of the national Congressional Art Competition. Submitted artwork from across Alabama's Second Congressional District was displayed as a part of "Youth Art Month" at the Wiregrass Museum of Art in Dothan.
Lucy Beasley, a recent graduate of Houston Academy in Dothan, won first place for her charcoal drawing titled "Las Manas." Colby Carroll, a rising senior at Northside Methodist Academy in Dothan, was the runner-up for his torn paper collage titled "Contrast Self Portrait."
"Congratulations to both Lucy and Colby for their tremendous artistic accomplishments," said Rep. Roby. " I also want to recognize the students' art teachers, Anna Beasley at Houston Academy and Alison Beeson at Northside Methodist Academy, for their cultivation of the arts through the Congressional Art Competition. The Congressional Art Competition is an excellent program that promotes artistic achievement and a culture of creativity. I look forward to having Wiregrass artwork on display in our nation's Capitol."
The winning artwork will hang for one year in the United States Capitol alongside the winning pieces from other Congressional districts. The runner-up artwork will be on display in Rep. Roby's Washington D.C. office. All submitted artwork was independently judged by an art professional.
Each spring, Members of the U.S. House of Representatives sponsor a nationwide high school arts competition. The Congressional Art Competition began in 1982 to provide a process for members of Congress to encourage and recognize the artistic talents of their young constituents. Since then, more than 650,000 high school students have been involved with the competition.


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We got to Redlands quite early. So early in fact that the fence had not yet been erected, so we were just wandering around watching the stage when the soundcheck started. Mikey quickly started rolling the DAT deck and we caught most of "Dog Log†and "Heartbreaker†before Amy Skelton came by and asked Mikey to turn it off. Luckily Mikey just switched off the backlight on the display and kept rolling the mics. That was an awesome sound check!
Friday, 03/19/1993
The Greek Theatre, Redlands, CA
Soundcheck: Dog Log -> Heartbreaker, Misty Mountain Hop, Bang a Gong, Jam
Set 1: SuzySuzy Greenberg > Llama, Foam, Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, Rift, Stash, Fluffhead > Cavern, AntelopeRun Like an Antelope
Set 2: Runaway Jim, It's Ice, Uncle Pen, SampleSample in a Jar, LizardsThe Lizards, Mike'sMike's Song > HydrogenI Am Hydrogen > WeekapaugWeekapaug Groove[1] -> HYHUHold Your Head Up > Love You > HYHUHold Your Head Up, GolgiGolgi Apparatus
Encore: Amazing Grace, CDTChalk Dust Torture
[1] Vocal jam; unfinished.
· Rhapsody in Blue tease in It's Ice
· Boulevard and Yodelittle teases in Weekapaug Groove
Noteworthy Jams: Runaway Jim, It's Ice (highly recommended), Weekapaug Groove
Average Song Gap: 2.3
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Page teased Rhapsody in Blue in It's Ice. Weekapaug contained a Boulevard (Jackson Browne) tease from Mike and a vocal jam that contained Yodelittle (moe.) quotes. The soundcheck's Dog Log was performed in a reggae style and Bang A Gong contained When the Whip Comes Down and Slave (Rolling Stones) quotes from Trey.
Song Distribution:
4 A Picture of Nectar
3 Stash
3 Junta
2 Rift
2 Lawn Boy
1 Hoist
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
1 The White Tape
Songs by Debut Year:
This show was part of the "1993 Winter/Spring Tour."
We got to Redlands quite early. So early in fact that the fence had not yet been erected, so we were just wandering around watching the stage when the soundcheck started. Mikey quickly started rolling the DAT deck and we caught most of "Dog Log†and "Heartbreaker†before Amy Skelton came by and asked Mikey to turn it off. Luckily Mikey just switched off the backlight on the display and kept rolling the mics. That was an awesome sound check!
After the first set, I was thinking this show was heading for 3 stars. Pretty average-great, maybe a little sloppy in Stash, though there was a bit of a silent jam at one point. Well, that's the theme for the second set...shhhhh!
I see someone in a previous review mentioned that campus police or someone like that kept telling Paul to turn the volume down. This would explain all of the quiet jamming in Stash, Jim, Lizards and Weekapaug, as well Fish's apology to Paul during Love You.
There is almost nothing standard about this second set. Runaway Jim starts things off with a quiet jam and drifts off into some type II-ish spaciness.
It's Ice is just...well...freaky. There's an extended under-the-ice segment with a Rhapsody in Blue tease from Page, creepy vocals from Fishman and assorted weird noises, and more of said weirdness after the end of the song.
Uncle Pen has a lot of chatter from Mike and Fish, including shouts of "Hoedown!" and "Grab your partner!" Trey comments on the "fine dancing in the pit." This is followed by the 6th ever Sample, which seems to be at a tad slower tempo.
Even the damn Lizards is unusual! You can hear some weird whispering, and there's another quiet jam, plus other assorted weird stuff.
OK, so then you get the Mike's Groove. I think the Mike's is pretty uninteresting, and Hydrogen gets kind of sloppy. But the Weekapaug is really something to hear, and is the highlight of the show. Long version, LOTS of quiet jamming, great Page stuff, and the end turns into a vocal jam which then segues into HYHU. Really great 'Paug!
THEN, the Love You, with band intros, a suggestion by Fishman that they just throw Mike out in the crowd, and a really long vacuum solo which entices the whole damn crowd to start making wolf howls! Really amazing to hear, actually, one of the best vacuum performances I've heard, thanks to that crowd stuff.
On top of everything else, Trey asks everyone if they felt the earthquake, which I thought was another jab at Fishman but was, apparently, an actual earthquake!
Most of the way through the 2nd set I had bumped this up to a 4 star show, but then the Weekapaug with the Love You kicker just put it over the top. I've gotta go 5 stars for now, but that's after just one listen. You should hear the Weekapaug-> HYHU > Love You > HYHU, it's waaaay cool!
Good Suzy to start off first set, and also a good Llama. They are a little more patient in their playing tonight. Foam was good and here's where the dynamics start and I wonder if they were getting shushed already. Bouncing was standard. Rift was better, but the timing is still not there as Fish had a tendency to rush. Stash had a bad intro and continued the dynamic playing. Fluff was pretty good; they did seem a little more patient here as well. Cavern was good and Antelope was a solid closer to a pretty good set.
Jim was ok, but not great as the dynamics continued. Ice had some problems tonight, the climb was off, the middle did have a unique jam, but the song was weak overall. Pen also had a rough middle section. Sample was good, it's still new, but really solid. Lizards continues the extreme dynamic playing, but its decent overall. Mike's was just ok for me. Hydrogen stared off ok, but got worse. Weekapaug was rocking and was unfinished going right into the Fishman section. Love You was nice and funny with the band intros with silent solos to mock the volume rules. Fish is "the Missing Link" tonight. Golgi was patient, but just ok for me in this less than stellar second set.
Everybody gets shushed for the Grace encore, which was ok, and then a rocking Chalk Dust to break the rules one last time!
It's a bummer that this show never quite blossomed into a stand out performance. It sounded just average to my ears.
Given that the memory is now quite old, still I recall having a very good time overall at the show. No musical details however...
Other random day notes:
As Ed said, we got there early and taped the soundcheck from outside the amphitheater, as you could stand in the back and see pretty much all. It was a nice sunny outdoor show, not great attendance.
During the 2nd set there was a smallish earthquake, ISTR.
During the 2nd set, the police, or campus security were repeatedly telling Paul that he had to turn down the volume, so the levels were fluctuating a bit.


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The Renville County Sheriff's Department is releasing information pursuant to Minnesota Statute 244.052. This statute authorizes law enforcement agencies to inform the public of a Level 3 sexual or predatory offender's release from prison or a secure treatment facility when law enforcement believes the release of information would enhance public safety and protection.Jeffrey Joseph Lingl moved into rural Bird Island (Bird Island Township, Renville County) Jan. 18, 2013. Lingl has been convicted of criminal sexual conduct or another offense that requires registration with law enforcement pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 243.166 or 243.167. He has a history of sexual contact with female victims (ages four through adult). Contact included fondling and penetration. This offender was known to his victims.This offender is not wanted by the police at this time and has served the sentence imposed on him by the court. This notification is not intended to increase fear in the community. Rather, the Renville County Sheriff's Department believes an informed public is a safer public.Neither the Renville County Sheriff's Depart-ment, the supervising re-lease agent nor the Minnesota Department of Corrections may direct where this offender does or does not reside, nor can these agencies direct where he works or goes to school. The risk level of this offender has been determined based largely on his potential to re-offend based on his previous criminal behavior.A community notification meeting regarding this offender has been scheduled for Feb. 7, 2013 at 6 p.m. at the Bird Island Municipal Building. Representatives from the Department of Corrections and the Renville County Sheriff's Office are going to be available to provide the public with useful information on public safety.For more information, visit www.doc.state.mn.us.
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"Shark Girl" (8 p.m., Smithsonian): This new series follows 20-year-old Madison Stewart, who feels totally comfortable diving into shark-infested waters. Since childhood, growing up by the Great Barrier Reef, she's treated these predators as family. Now, she's on a mission to protect them.
"Game of Thrones" (9 p.m., HBO): From King Joffrey's ill-fated wedding and the gruesome trial by combat, to last week's mammoth clash on the Wall, Season 4 of this epic fantasy has been packed with jaw-dropping, mind-blowing moments. Now comes the season finale. Can the show top itself once again? We'd bet Tyrion's (Peter Dinklage) life on it.
"The Escape Artist" (9 p.m., PBS): David Tennant, who earned rave reviews for his work in "Doctor Who" and "Broadchurch," shines once again in this two-part "Masterpiece Mystery!" The thriller has him playing a defense lawyer known for being a legal Houdini.
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Upstate colleges to exhibit works at library
Published: Sunday, February 24, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 22, 2013 at 5:11 p.m.
Two art department faculty members and nine students from the University of South Carolina Upstate will exhibit their works at the Spartanburg County Public Library's first Collegiate Invitational Art Exhibition, to be held at the Headquarters Library in downtown Spartanburg through March 8.
The students are Ashleigh Payne (Inman), Emily Phifer (Woodruff), Kyle Rogers (Spartanburg), Aubrey Micah Long (Spartanburg), Tavon Charie Williams (Spartanburg), Halliey Nichols (Greenville), Brandon Lopera (Simpsonville), Beth Copelan (Boiling Springs), and Miriam Jackson (Spartanburg).
Participating faculty members are Judi Battaglia, instructor of art and photography, and Jane Nodine, professor of art.
Anderson University, Bob Jones University, Converse College, Greenville Technical College and Lander University will also be represented.
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West Alabama softball games postponed
Published: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 11, 2013 at 11:35 p.m.
LIVINGSTON | The University of West Alabama softball doubleheader originally scheduled for today at Tuskegee University has been rescheduled for Feb. 26. The first game will begin at noon.
The Tigers opened the 2013 season with a doubleheader sweep at Stillman on Saturday. UWA's next action is in the Charger Chillout this weekend at Wilson Morgan Park in Decatur. The Tigers begin play in the three-day event with games on Friday against Florida Tech (11 a.m.) and North Georgia (1 p.m.). In all, UWA will play six games at the tournament.
West Alabama is led in hitting by left fielder Whitney Brown, who is hitting .625 with a double, triple, grand slam and eight runs batted in after two games.
Stephanie Shoup is hitting .571 with a triple. Jessica Brock has a 2.47 earned run average but did figure in a decision after pitching 52⁄3 innings in the season opener.
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The Stark County Peace Coalition and the Greater Stark County Urban League will co-host a $10 spaghetti dinner fundraiser from 4 to 7 p.m. on Feb. 1 in the Edward R. "Peel" Coleman Center at 1400 Sherrick Rd. SE
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Tickets may be purchased at the Urban League offices, located in the Coleman Center, or by contacting Shawna Bazen at 330-456-3479.
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- Jan 28:
- Contra Costa Times editorial: President Obama's speech had big ideas that have uncertain future
- What is the real State of the Union? These 13 graphs show it.
- State of the Union 2014: Live updates, analysis and commentary
- Jan 27:
- Obama might find it hard to satisfy in State of the Union
- How much do you know about the State of the Union? Take this quiz
- There will be 3 Republican responses to the State of the Union. Here's why.
State of the Union addresses are more about political theater than implementing public policy. They are oratorical smorgasbords brimming with grandiose ideas that have little chance of advancement, especially in the current political climate of the nation's capital.
President Barack Obama's fifth State of the Union address delivered before Congress on Tuesday night was just such an address.
Displaying his undeniable rhetorical ability, the president offered lots of big ideas and hopes for the future that generally ignored the practical detail of getting them through a sharply divided Congress that represents a sharply divided nation.
Obama advanced ideas about job creation, education improvement, immigration reform, tax code revision and raising the federal minimum wage as a means of spurring the nation's economy. He even warned the usually deadlocked Congress that he would push his policies either with them or in spite of them, promising to use executive orders where he could to make those policies a reality.
While Obama said he is eager to work with Congress on his ideas, he also said, "(B)ut America does not stand still -- and neither will I. So wherever and whenever I can take steps without legislation to expand opportunity for more American families, that's what I'm going to do."
It was a promise -- or threat, depending on one's perspective -- clearly designed to take advantage of woefully low public satisfaction ratings with the Congress.
To prove his point, Obama detailed a new executive order to raise the minimum wage for workers employed through new federal contracts that will raise from $7.25 for those workers to $10.10 an hour by 2015.
Following the speech the theatrical turned toward the absurd as not one, not two, not three, but four Republicans offered rebuttals to the president's message. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., the fourth ranking Republican in the House, delivered the official response, but there were also commentaries from libertarian-minded Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., tea party stalwart Rep. Mike Lee, R-Utah, and a separate speech in Spanish from Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Fla.
The GOP said it represented the broad voices within the party, but it appeared to us more a chaotic manifestation of a fractured party that could not come together to respond to the leader of the opposition party.
Rising GOP star McMorris Rodgers offered an upbeat response that blamed middle class struggles on Obama and his policies.
"Too many people are falling further and further behind because, right now, the president's policies are making people's lives harder," she said.
Although the oratory was impressive, it remains that 2014 is a congressional election year and that little reality usually does not bode well for bold initiatives or grandiose ideas, regardless of how skillfully they are presented.


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MONTGOMERY - Alabama Secretary of State Jim Bennett announces September as National Voter Registration month and a good time for citizens who are not registered to vote to do so. The Secretary of State and his staff are also working to finalize rules and plans for the new Photo ID law that takes effect in June of 2014 and plan to release information on that process very soon.
"Whatever the election, whatever the issue, our citizens have the right to express their voice with their vote. It is important to go to the polls on every Election Day and exercise that right," Bennett said. "We want to make sure every citizen who wants to vote is able to. It is also important for registered voters who have moved to update voter registration records with their current address information."
While Alabama citizens can register to vote at their local board of registrars, under federal law they can also fill out and submit voter registration forms at all state and/or county offices that provide public assistance. In Alabama, public assistance offices, such as Medicaid, WIC, and DHR, must distribute voter registration forms, provide assistance in completing the forms if necessary, and accept such forms. These offices must then forward the forms to the local boards of registrars.
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Definition of carillon in English:
1A set of bells in a tower, played using a keyboard or by an automatic mechanism similar to a piano roll.
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- They visited many places of interest during their stay including the magnificent St Colman's Cathedral in Cobh which is constructed in a French Gothic style and has a carillon of 47 bells, one of the largest in these islands.
- The Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Carillon is the second-largest carillon in the world.
- Cyril Johnston is credited as the man who rediscovered the art of bell tuning, an art form which had been lost for more than 200 years, and made the name of Gillett and Johnston synonomous with bells and carillons throughout the world.
1.1A tune played on a carillon.
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- Handel makes delicious use of a carillon in the soprano aria 'Or let the merry bells ring round'.
- We look forward to a successful appeal, and hopefully in the not-too-distant future to hearing the melodious tones of the carillon once again.
- But in the end, the only bell that mattered was the noontime carillon that brought workers in for their one hearty meal at home.
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- This instrument, with more than 100 tons of bronze bells and 72 English-made bells, is so captivating that the world's top carillonneurs come to perform on it.
- Other famous carillonneurs were Antoon Brees, Riverside Church of New York and Cranbrook Church in Detroit, and Camiel Lefevre of Bok Tower in Florida.
- The hour-long recitals on the cathedral's 49-bell carillon will be given by the resident and guest carillonneurs.
Late 18th century: from French, from Old French quarregnon 'peal of four bells', based on Latin quattuor 'four'.
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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. - On Tuesday, Nov. 6, local voters from Nevada and Placer counties will head to the polls to cast their ballots on everything from the presidential race between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama to small-town issues such as Measure J. Below is information for local voters to help them navigate Election Day.
• North Tahoe Event Center, 8318 North Lake Blvd. (on Highway 28), Kings Beach• North Tahoe High School, 2945 Polaris Road, Tahoe City• North Tahoe Fire Station No. 51, 227 Fairway Drive, Tahoe City• Squaw Valley Public Service District, 305 Squaw Valley Road, Olympic Valley• Rideout Community Center, 740 Timberland Lane, Homewood
• Truckee Donner Public Utility District, 11570 Donner Pass Road, Truckee• Emigrant Trail Museum, 12593 Donner Pass Road, Truckee• Northwoods Clubhouse, 11509 Northwoods Blvd., Truckee• Glenshire Swim and Tennis Club, 15726 Glenshire Drive, TruckeePolling stations in both counties are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Nov. 6. In order to know where you vote, you must know your precinct. To find this out, look at your sample ballot, or visit your county's elections website: www.placerelections.com or www.mynevadacounty.com/nc/elections.
There are six contested Tahoe/Truckee government district races this election season:• Truckee Tahoe Airport District: four candidates running for three four-year seats - J. Thomas "Tom" Van Berkem, incumbent; Mary Hetherington, incumbent; Greg Jellinek and Lisa Wallace.• North Tahoe Fire Protection District: two candidates running for one four-year seat (District 1) - Mike Baffone and Scott Meyer.• North Tahoe Public Utility District: all three four-year term seats (Seat No. 1, Seat No. 2 and Seat No. 5) have two candidates - Ernie Dambach and Phil Thompson for No. 1; Tim Ferrell, incumbent, and Teresa O'Dette for No. 2; and John Bergmann, incumbent, and Ramona Cruz for No. 5.• Truckee Donner Public Utility District: four candidates for three four-year seats - Joseph R. Aguera, incumbent; Jeff Bender, incumbent; Bob Ellis and David Gravell.• Tahoe City Public Utility District: both four-year term seats (Seat No. 3 and Seat No. 4) have two candidates running - Kevin Fenley and Judy Friedman, incumbent, for No. 3; and Erik Henrikson, incumbent, and Kay Williams for No. 4.• Truckee Town Council: three candidates running for one two-year seat - Denny Dickinson, Patrick Flora and Daryl Simms. Three candidates running for two four-year seats - Alicia Barr, Jamie Brimer and Joan deRyk Jones, incumbent.
Measure J, to be voted on by parcel owners within the Truckee-Donner Recreation & Park District, is a proposed bond measure for $8.52 million over 30 years to finance the construction of a performing arts center and an aquatic center in Truckee. It is estimated homeowners will pay, on average, $6.91 per $100,000 of assessed property value - amounting to an annual tax of about $20.The current construction cost estimate is $7.25 million for the aquatic center and $7.3 million, with a $500,000 contingency, for the performing arts center. Along with $470,000 for the cost to issue the bond, the total price tag for construction of both facilities $15.52 million - $7 million of which will be financed by funds left over from the construction cost of the Truckee Community Recreation Center back in 2009.Designs for the performing arts center show it will be 11,000 square feet in size and will include a 282-seat theater along with classrooms and storage space. As for the aquatic center, it will have two pools - an eight-lane competition pool and a warm water pool with a lazy river feature for therapy purposes and play features for children.In order for Measure J to pass, it must be approved by a two-thirds majority vote. The bond measure question appears on the ballot as follows: "To improve arts and recreation and create jobs and economic activity in Truckee-Donner by replacing the 40-year old swimming pool with a safe and efficient aquatic center for lessons, lap swimming, senior exercise and therapy programs; providing performing arts center for music, dance, film and other programs, shall Truckee Donner Recreation and Park District issue $8.52 million in bonds that cannot be taken by the State and require annual audits, independent oversight and no money for administrator salaries? Bonds yes (or) bonds no."


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I see zero reason to not ride the hot bat. Let him hit while he's hitting.
I see zero reason to not ride the hot bat. Let him hit while he's hitting.
I'm shocked (shocked I tell you) that this thread has extended to a 3rd page!
Hairston Jr's wearing #15, and we all should know what that means by now...the curse of "Foster not getting his uniform # retired" will do Jerry in
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Never overlook the obvious
Watch it! Remember a player who does not have the potential to hit 40HRs is utterly worthless.
"Don't trust any statistics you did not fake yourself."--Winston Churchill
It was just a pleasant change of pace to see the leadoff guy get on base. This team could use more of that going forward.
I was at the game last night and was impressed with Hariston. He hit the ball hard and got on base. I like it how whenever someone has a good night there are always people to put us who get excited back in our place. But if you take Hariston's previous couple of years before he was injured, yes injuries really do effect the way a player plays, he could really help the reds. The only thing I didn't like about him was the route that he took on the double that scored the Dodgers first run. Patterson catches that ball, but I doubt Freel or Hopper do.
You can tell Hairston is locked in -- I think you could even see it in his PH appearance on Monday. He is a far better hitter than Ryan Freel at this point in their careers, in my opinion, and he should be in there while he's swinging well -- moving around the diamond, spelling different guys. Very nice AB vs Broxton to get his 4th hit last night.
"Baseball is a very, very complex business. It's more of a people business than most businesses." - Bob Castellini
Hairston is already halfway to Phillips' season RBI total.
"I can make all the stadiums rock."
-Air Supply
Hairston has been a nice suprise this season.
Is it that he has been healthy or just lucky?
Why the sudden turn around at age 31?
He certainly looks good at the plate. And he has a lot better smarts on the bases than Freel.
Defensively he is a natural 2B. He has been filling in at SS but really doesn't seem to be more than an emergency SS. What do people think of his defense in the outfield? Whats wrong with Dunn-Bruce-Hairston in the outfield?
Also I am curious - can he play 3B?
Hairston's bat has been pretty ridiculous. I don't expect it to continue, but again, ride that hot bat. He's done a pretty nice job offensively filling in for Kepp, at least thus far.
I never really thought of him as much of a base stealer, but 10/12 ain't too shabby.
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This project facilitates the on-going development and implementation of watershed and plot-scale data collected from agronomic and natural resource research projects. This effort incorporates the existing efforts on the Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP) along with the Renewable Energy Assessment Project (REAP) to enhance the development of databases for these projects and their linkage with geospatial and natural resource data. Personnel assigned to this project will work with NLAE staff and CEAP, REAP, GRACEnet, and other ARS projects to provide programmatic support for the enhancement of web-based data collection and delivery tools.


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Marietta City Council raising its salaries
January 17, 2013
MARIETTA — Next year's Marietta City Council can expect a $1,750 raise — the first salary increase members will have received since 2005, according to Councilman Michael Mullen, I-at large, who......
I just hope this doesn't give Newell any ideas.
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Raise, This Michael Mullen is a pain in the A__!!!! He is self serving, and disgusting. How can he take a raise in these tough economic times? I was made aware that a special Marietta improvement group was formed to pay for many of the decorations and clean up projects in Marietta. I don't live in Marietta but I asked for information on making a donation to this cause due to my frequent visits across the bridge to enjoy what Marietta has to offer. I am appalled at Mr Mullen and view him as a "Money Grub".
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wow 1
exclamation(also wowee /ˈwouē/ /ˈwouˈ(w)ē/)
Expressing astonishment or admiration: "Wow!" he cried enthusiastically
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- Imagine two cute guys chasing after you in real life wowee… lol!
- The salmon steak ($9 - wow!) was well-cooked and blended perfectly with the sweet homemade chutney.
- Hey Eric, shall I tell everyone what we talked about on the way down - fascinating conversation about Supply Chain Management, wow!
cool, amazing, awesome, far out, hot damn
A sensational success: your play's a wow
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- As the game progressed, Celtic began to control the exchanges, but some clever rearguard actions defused some promising Celtic wows, in which Ian Farrell and Tom Butler were prominent.
- Each will be scrutinized by the coaching staff after Grant Noel and Jason Davis failed to produce many wows during the spring.
- Something just felt… too easy… about spinning last year's woes and wows into next year's resolutions.
verb[with object]
Impress and excite (someone) greatly: they wowed audiences on their recent British tour
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- Lemar, who came third in the reality TV show competition, will be wowing the audience with songs, including the tune Lullaby which he composed along with fellow contestant Ainsley.
- Having performed at Just for Laughs in '97 and '98, he's back to take another crack at wowing audiences.
- The group is used to wowing audiences with acts such as spinning one another in the air from suspended strips of cloth, but the school opted for some less dangerous activities.
Natural exclamation: first recorded in Scots in the early 16th century.
Words that rhyme with wowallow, avow, Bilbao, Bissau, bough, bow, bow-wow, brow, cacao, chow, ciao, cow, dhow, Dow, endow, Foochow, Frau, Hangzhou, Hough, how, Howe, kowtow, Lao, Liao, Macao, Macau, miaow, Mindanao, mow, now, ow, Palau, plough (US plow), pow, prow, row, scow, Slough, sough, sow, Tao, thou, vow, Yangshao
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wow 2
Slow pitch fluctuation in sound reproduction, perceptible in long notes. Compare with flutter (sense 1 of the noun).
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- The CD ends on a wow note, with Enough, a deep and beautiful piece.
- Unlike 'Within the Golden Hour,' 'Changes' doesn't end on a wow note but instead recapitulates its opening scene, as the curtain falls.
1930s: imitative.
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PRESTONSBURG, Ky. (WYMT) - The next team in our DQ Grill & Chill Countdown to Tip-Off Series is the Prestonsburg Blackcats.
Under first year head coach James DeRossett, the Blackcats won the 58th district title last season, but fell in overtime to Belfry in the first round of the 15th region tournament, a loss their hoping to build on and move past this season.
"Of course, we'd like to do a little better in conference play. We would like to maybe compete better for the conference," says DeRossett. "Naturally, we want to go back and try and win the district, but I would like to see this team make a better showing in the All 'A'. I'd like to go up there at the Expo and play a little better up there. Obviously, if you're ever going to win the region and get out of here and go to Rupp, you got to be able to go up there and play well.">
"A lot of hard games. A lot of intense games. A lot of close games," adds senior forward Owen Caudill. "But I think if we play with integrity and heart, I think we should come out on top."
"We want to go back and win district obviously. Get past the first round (of the region) this year, because we had a really tough loss against Belfry, and that kind of motivates us some," says Jarin Hall, a sophomore guard.
"We just got hot late, and now that we got knocked off by Belfry in overtime was a hard loss," says senior Bryson Williams, "and now we're just trying to battle back and use that as motivation to play this year,"
"My post moves. In high school, with the bigger competition, I'll have to develop a better shot and my rebounding," adds Dalton Frasure, a freshman.


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Maj. Dan Jennings announced Wednesday the names of the officers who will replace he and his wife, Maj. Dorene Jennings, as the leaders of The Salvation Army in the Quincy and Hannibal region.
Maj. Andrew S. Miller Jr. and his wife, Maj. Cheryl A. Miller, have been appointed to serve the Quincy/Hannibal region beginning Feb. 6. The Millers come from the Kansas and Western Missouri Division, where they have served since 2009. They will serve Quincy as Senior Kroc Officer and Officer for Congregational Life, respectively.
The Jennings have received a new appointment serving as divisional leaders for the Wisconsin and Upper Michigan Division to begin Feb. 6.
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