text: NWHikers.net - View topic - Mount Defiance's Defiance is Futile! Shop FAQ Search Members / Pics Login Register Active Topics Min 1 Week Min 1 Month Trail Talk Partners Trip Report Steward/History Gear/Food/Photo Support/Links Saloon/Trade Forum Index -> Trip Reports -> Mount Defiance's Defiance is Futile! Page 1 of 1 Previous :: Next Topic Author Message Obi Tony KenobiWaterfall Crazy!Joined: 25 Jun 2007Posts: 1885 | TRs | PicsLocation: Capitol Hill, WA Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:29 pm Mount Defiance's Defiance is Futile! As I get closer to attempt to summit Mount Adams in a little less than a month, I joined Trailblazing Todd, his parents, and 6 others for a conditioning hike/climb to the summit of Mount Defiance. It was a hike that had elevation, snow, distance, and defiance built into it. The road to the Ira Springs trailhead which takes you to Bandera Mountain, Mason Lake and its sibling lakes, and Mount Defiance is in great shape. The trail is mud and snow free all the way to Mason Lake. What it is not free of is people and their dogs running loose everywhere. The trail is not what I expected. I thought it was going to be a gradual elevation hike to the Bandera/Mason Lake junction, was I wrong! It starts climbing from the start relentlessly all the way to the junction. The views are amazing as you go higher and Mount Rainier was trying to show all its glory, but clouds covered the top. On the way up we heard morons firing guns down below. At one time we heard about 20 gunshots within 10 minutes. I was sure on the way in No Shooting signs were visibly displayed. Of course there is also the steady stream of people going up along with the trail runners. As much as they like to yell out on your right so that you get out of their way, they kept yelling out their dogs names over and over as they ran up and down the trail with no leash and out of the sight of their owners (and they wonder why their pets get attacked by mountain lions and bears). I love dogs(I want a corgi so bad and already have a name for him for when I get him... someday), but sheesh, leash your dogs people! After leaving the herds of people behind as we headed over to Mason Lake, the trail goes down and you lose some of the elevation you gain. Here youll start seeing spotty snow. The Lake is beautiful and covered in ice with a soft blue hue. There are plenty of spots to pitch a tent despite the snow and this is probably the best time to do it if you dont want the crowds that go to the lake in the summer. Mason LakeMason Lake Leaving Mason Lake and heading over towards Lake Kulla Kulla and Mount Defiance, the patchy snow becomes more abundant and icier. You can spot Lake Kulla Kulla below (I wonder if there are camping spots there considering there is no trail to the lake, anyone knows?) and then you come to the ridge of Mount Defiance. Constant snow appears on the trail after leaving Mason LakeGoing up the trailLooking for the trail up the ridge Here it is all snow and you just follow the steps cut into the icy snow. Going up the ridge was easy, then you get to the rocky outcrop that tricks you into thinking its its summit. Here a bit of that uneasiness crept into my head, but Mount Defiance's futile attempt to keep me off the summit didnt work and I went up the class 2 scramble with a little help from Trailblazing Todd. Once up that I looked back and ask myself what was all the fuzz about in my head. Then surprise; I wasnt at the summit, I was right below it! So up the last 75 or so to the summit on the snowfield and I was on the summit! Below the Summit of Mount Defiance in the clouds What views! Lakes, river valleys, mountains, everything except Mount Rainier! It decided it was going to go hide in the clouds so along with that, it meant no views of Mount Adams, Mount Hood, Mount Saint Helens, Mount Baker, and Glacier Peak. Oh well, at least I could see Mount Stewart and off to the east. There were at least 8 others that were on the summit or leaving it. 8 labels8 labelsAlpine Lakes of Kulla Kulla, Little Kulla Kulla, Mason Lake, Little Mason Lake, Island Lake, Rainbow Lake, Blazer Lake, and Pratt Lake along with Pratt Mountain and Bandera Mountain in the foreground from the Summit of Mount Defiance (5584') looking east. EastKings' pose - Often imitated, never duplicated is quite right.My first Summit Foot Shot. I actually remembered this time Then came the descend part. I wasnt thrilled with it as I had this irrational fear that I was going to slide off the mountain side (I swear it felt like I had lost the almighty). We took a side path around the rocky outcrop and most got past it fine. Now I have never dealt with this before so it took some coaching and encouragement from Trailblazing Todd to get me off. Later after falling way behind Jeff came over and ran, jumped, and danced on the snow to prove to me that the snow was not going to give and send me to my death off the side of the mountain, but would stop me. Then the fear went away and like a bunny I hopped off the steep mountain side back to the tree line and forest just as Bill came back to make sure everything was fine. We made it back to the rest of the group at Mason Lake waiting for us and after a short break back down the trail we went. At Mason Lake after summiting Mount Defiance On the way down after spotting a cute pika we notice a placard in memory of Ira Spring facing out towards I-90. In memory of Ira Springs Then I noticed a waterfall going down Harris Creek (about 100 tall). 1 label1 label Looking south of I-90. Can you spot the waterfall?Harris Falls, Harris Creek, Snoqualmie Area On the way down once again we heard the constant sound guns being fired. Made a quick stop at Ira Spring Falls (pretty tall waterfall if you look past the trees) and then finally made it to the car. Ira Springs Falls (Mason Falls), Mason Creek, Snoqualmie AreaIra Spring Falls (Mason Falls), Mason Creek, Snoqualmie Area. Falls are steeper than they appear here.Little Ira Falls, Unnamed Creek, Snoqualmie Area I had finally finished my first major summit since Three Fingers (Tiger Mountain and its summits dont count, those are hills in my opinion!) and to my surprise, my legs were fine. In fact I kind of had the urge to go up Bandera Mountain with Todd on the way down. The only thing that was sore was my arms (along with this intense itch and rash from the sunscreen, I guess its time to find a new one!), being a goalie playing hockey has sure kept my legs in shape! Thank you to Trailblazing Todds mom for organizing this and to Todd and Jeff for their help and patience. This was fun and cant wait for Mount Adams!--------------Tony http://flickr.com/photos/obitonykenobi/ Back to top ConradMeadow baggerJoined: 25 Aug 2006Posts: 2227 | TRs | PicsLocation: Moscow, ID Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:47 pm Nice report Tony. Just an idea for all the people who go up Defiance and then just go home: If you continue W on the main Trail 1009 past the spur up to the top of Defiance, on down to the back (N) side of the ridge, there are some nice little meadow patches back there that I think few people ever see. Back to top MagellanBrutally HandsomeJoined: 26 Jul 2006Posts: 13027 | TRs | PicsLocation: Inexorable descent Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:51 pm Love that summit! Thanks for the tip Conrad. There is usually snow back there when I go. Back to top ConradMeadow baggerJoined: 25 Aug 2006Posts: 2227 | TRs | PicsLocation: Moscow, ID Mon Jun 14, 2010 7:36 pm Magellan wrote: There is usually snow back there when I go. Which explains why there are meadows later I went through there on a round trip to Thompson Lake in the early '90s. Nice swim out to the islands in Thompson Lake too. There was also a massive bug orgy on top of Defiance that day. Not biting, but swarming so thick I could hardly stay up there. The flowers in the steep meadow below Defiance were awesome though. I must have counted ~10 kinds. The view of Rainier is stunning too. Sorry you missed it Tony. Back to top Trailblazing ToddTrail WandererJoined: 26 Mar 2010Posts: 116 | TRs | PicsLocation: Everett Mon Jun 14, 2010 10:21 pm Nice report, Tony. Good job on that slope! I also can't wait to hike up Adams! Here are some of my pictures: Spider/Thompson Lake ValleyIce Neuron Crossed above this slope in snow......with still some more to go Pika on the rocksSunbeam passing McClellan ButteSunbeam Valley--------------Wherever the trail takes me. Back to top YetMemberJoined: 23 Apr 2005Posts: 2622 | TRs | PicsLocation: Happily Ever After Tue Jun 15, 2010 6:59 am Love your Eastking pose! Back to top RedwicUnlisted Free AgentJoined: 23 Feb 2009Posts: 3156 | TRs | PicsLocation: On Hiking Hiatus Tue Jun 15, 2010 7:39 am I think the "EastKing Pose" is becoming as famous here as a "Splattski Photo" has on SummitPost. Back to top Marmot and PikaMemberJoined: 01 Mar 2010Posts: 36 | TRs | PicsLocation: mountain meadows and talus fields Tue Jun 15, 2010 5:35 pm Thanks for the report, Tony Seems we had a little of everything on this one. What fun! Sounds like I want to go back when the flowers are blooming. The best part for me may be that my knee was fine. I thought the old ACL was going to complain badly (not to mention the arthritis), but my brace did the trick! This was more or less a trial to see how I was going to do on Mt Adams, and now I'm confident the knee will hold. Yay! Looking west Back to top Bloated ChipmunkSlower than Dial-upJoined: 29 Jan 2007Posts: 2512 | TRs | PicsLocation: Margaritaville Tue Jun 15, 2010 8:04 pm Congrats y'all! Love the pika shot! Oh, & it's also good to see that TT lost the facial hair.... --------------Home is where the hiking is. "Peaks that have come and gone four times should halt a man in his steps." -- William O. Douglas A balanced diet is a margarita in each hand. Back to top Obi Tony KenobiWaterfall Crazy!Joined: 25 Jun 2007Posts: 1885 | TRs | PicsLocation: Capitol Hill, WA Wed Jun 16, 2010 7:01 pm Thanks guys! That was a fun trip! I do have a question and wonder if any of you know... Do Kulla Kulla and Blazer Lakes have any camping spots? I know they have no trails to them, but they sure seem easy to get to, specially Kulla Kulla. When I go there every year I camp out at Island Lake since there usually is no one to bug me and it's the prettiest lake in my opinion there, but I kind of want to branch out. Anybody know?--------------Tony http://flickr.com/photos/obitonykenobi/ Back to top hermesMemberJoined: 24 Feb 2005Posts: 435 | TRs | Pics Wed Jun 16, 2010 9:08 pm Just FYI - once when I was up there somebody told me the gunfire sounds that you hear on that trail come from a law enforcement training facility in the valley on the other side of the freeway. Perhaps somebody can confirm or deny? Back to top Malachai ConstantMemberJoined: 13 Jan 2002Posts: 12805 | TRs | PicsLocation: Back Again Like A Bad Penny Wed Jun 16, 2010 9:21 pm I don't think so never saw it and I have been up both sides a few hundred times, what I have seen is tons of brass and riddled targets on every old borrow pit and landing.--------------"You do not laugh when you look at the mountains, or when you look at the sea." Lafcadio Hearn Back to top Display: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Forum Index -> Trip Reports -> Mount Defiance's Defiance is Futile! Happy Birthday Josh Lewis, Shadow2! 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DramaRama is a little like Jazzfest. Acts take place on the Contemporary Arts Center's theater stages, galleries, rehearsal rooms, the atrium and even in the former garage -- all at once. A vibrant social scene swirls in the halls and around the bars and food tables.
R.J. Tsarov, a playwright who has been DramaRama's artistic director since 2002, says it's great training for performers, because if you're not entertaining, "people can get up and walk away."
The 15th DramaRama, featuring 40 short plays, dances, monologues and comedy routines, will turn the CAC into a kind of performance greenhouse Saturday from 6 p.m. to midnight. The acts are short and often experimental, tailored to emerging performers. It's not the kind of polished theater festival you might find in other cities, Tsarov said, though it's more polished than it once was.
Tsarov's frustration with the lack of preparedness of past acts is what got him involved in DramaRama six years ago.
"I saw some atrocious pieces that didn't have any business being seen," he said.
The event struck him as a bit too fringe. He felt it could use a dose of the professionalism regularly seen on other New Orleans stages.
"I thought it should have been more of a sample of what's happening in the local community," he said.
DramaRama managing director Richard Read's response was, perhaps, predictable. After listening to Tsarov's gripe, he challenged him to put his energy and expertise where his mouth was.
Read said that in the years since, Tsarov has been invaluable in "pulling together the event and making it more polished."
This year, Read has taken a back seat. Though he continues to handle office duties, the artistic heart of DramaRama 2008 is Tsarov, whose strength, Read said, is his ability to present avant-garde performance without forgetting the need to entertain a general audience.
DramaRama Best Bets
Artistic director R.J. Tsarov recommends five particularly promising DramaRama performances:
"Happenstance," choreographer Jeanne Jaubert's abstract dance review set to live music. 7 p.m., Freeport McMoRan Theater.
"Last Night of the Louisiana Fighting Aces," Cripple Creek Theater Company's musical comedy about cockfighting. 8 p.m., Freeport McMoRan Theater.
"Flight," Jeff Becker's sculpture-like, mechanical stage sets with choreography. 10:15 p.m., CAC garage.
Jim Fitzmorris' 15-minute spoken-word solo performance featuring only a microphone, chair, glass of water and a "bad attitude." 10:15 p.m., Lupin Gallery.
"How My Mother Ruined My Life," Pat Bourgeois' play staged as a talk show. 10:45 p.m., Lupin Gallery.
What: The annual experimental theater festival.
When: Saturday, 6 p.m.-midnight.
Where: The Contemporary Arts Center, 900 Camp St.
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The Restorative Justice Wager: The Promise and Hope of a Value-Based, Dialogue-Driven Approach to Conflict Resolution for Social Healing
Howard J. Vogel
Hamline University - School of Law
January 1, 2006
Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution, Vol. 8, p. 565, 2006-2007
This article speaks of restorative justice dialogue as a "wager," asserting its truth as a matter of reason and experience while acknowledging the limits of both reason and experience, as well as embracing an openness to its amendment as future thought and experience might dictate. In this article, the author explores the deep assumptions and commitments associated with the restorative justice wager in order to describe the important contribution that restorative justice has to offer to conventional forms of conflict resolution. The author argues that the restorative dialogue practice of talking circles strikingly embodies the restorative justice wager and invites us to construct a relational theory of restorative justice by taking the principle of internal relations of Process Thought seriously as a way to do so. The author breaks this discussion apart in three sections including the following: (1) the definition in a criminal context, (2) peacemaking circles, and (3) the theory of restorative justice.
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WOODBURY — The Connecticut man accused of hitting with his car and killing a Rowan University student near the Glassboro campus in April was indicted this week on charges of vehicular homicide and obstruction.
Derrick Gilliam, 26, of Bridgeport, Conn., was driving on State Street, near a Rowan fraternity house around 12:30 a.m. April 12 when he struck 22-year-old Matthew Uhl, authorities said.
Uhl, a senior entrepreneurship major from Little Egg Harbor, was taken to Cooper University Hospital, where he died that afternoon.
Police at the accident scene said Gilliam had an odor of alcohol on his breath, and there was an open vodka bottle behind the driver's seat. He refused a breath test, police said, but a blood sample later showed his blood alcohol content was well above the legal limit.
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DALLAS — A Dallas woman has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for the neglect-related death of her diabetic 9-year-old daughter.
A judge in Dallas on Monday sentenced 31-year-old Georgia Jones. Jones pleaded guilty to felony injury to a child in the May 2008 death of Chastity Butler. The death was ruled natural due to diabetic complications.
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TUPELO – One touts his experience in the Legislature as essential to being an effective lieutenant governor. The other says an outsider's perspective is needed.
Billy Hewes and Tate Reeves both visited the Daily Journal on Wednesday for separate editorial board meetings and continued the themes of their Republican primary campaign for the state's second highest office.
Hewes, the Senate president pro tem from Gulfport, and Reeves, the state treasurer and Rankin County native, are headed for an Aug. 2 primary showdown. Since there's no Democrat in the race, and only a nominal third-party candidate in November, the winner should be determined that day.
"The difference in this race is the ability to lead," said Hewes, a 20-year legislative veteran. "The overwhelming majority of Mississippians want someone with experience in this position."
Reeves said in two terms as treasurer he's stood up to "those inside the Capitol who wanted to tax more, spend more and borrow more … I think it's that kind of independent leadership that our Senate needs."
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Burma (Myanmar) was once a country of reading. Books, writing and literature have played an important role throughout its history, and the streets of Rangoon (Yangon) are still filled with people in tea shops reading newspapers, old books and magazines -- whatever reading material they can get a hold of.
Unfortunately, books and magazines are hard to come by. The cost of shipping books to Myanmar makes buying books too expensive for most people. The local publishing industry is not well developed. Even Yangon's many second hand bookstores are out of reach for most. With an average monthly income of under US$40, $2 per book means a big investment.
Children are affected by this lack of books. Research into Early Childhood Development has continually shown that regular reading at a young age is key to developing both an enthusiasm for learning and strong literacy skills. With few opportunities for decent schooling, independent reading and study is one of the few options for educational development.
Banyan Tree Reading Centre in Yangon's first children's library. Banyan Tree Reading Centre works through developmentally appropriate children's games, art and literacy classes to build early literacy skills and a love of reading among Yangon's children.
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Worcester Park through to ECB National Indoor Finals
Worcester Park became the first side to book their place in the finals of the ECB National Indoor Championships 2008 after beating Canterbury in the South Eastern regional final at Kent CCC's Indoor School at St Lawrence.
The four teams battling it out for the South Eastern berth in the finals at Lord's on March 16 were MK Azad (Bucks) Canterbury (Kent), BT/Waldringfield (Suffolk) and Worcester Park (Surrey) who had progressed to the Regional Finals stage by becoming Champions in their respective county and winning through a play-off round.
In the semi finals, Worcester Park made heavy weather of chasing a modest 55 set by MK Azad. The Milton Keynes side struggled against the tight Worcester Park bowling attack and only Aftab 14 and Hussain 18 made double figures. Marshall was the best Worcester Park bowler taking 1-8. In reply, Rob Hill (15 not out) and Joe Hill (17) added 36 for the first wicket and the score was kept ticking over as the MK Azad bowlers conceded 16 wides allowing Worcester Park to reach the total required in 10 overs.
Canterbury's semi-final against BT Waldringfield was a comfortable win for the home side. Batting first, Steer and Ryan Minter added 47 for the first wicket and Cooper scored a brisk 23 including two sixes as they reached 101 in 12 overs with Steer hitting a six off the final ball giving him a personal score of 37 not out. Koumasanos (2-20) was Suffolk's top bowler.
Canterbury got off to an excellent start reducing BT Waldringfield to 11 for 3 after three overs with both Minters grabbing a wicket each and Ben Cooper the other. Smyth and Fiddaman steadied the rocking ship scoring 12 and 19 respectively, but when Ryan Minter was brought back into the attack they were both dismissed in successive overs.
The visitors finally ended their innings on 48 with one ball remaining. Ryan Minter's spell was the best of the day as he finished with 2.5 - 5 - 3 while Cooper (1-13) and Damien Minter (1-12 including a maiden) also bowled well.
In the final, Worcester Park batted first but were soon in trouble when Waite was brilliantly caught by Marsh at mid on. The Hill twins soon consolidated as Canterbury's fielding let them down with two catches being dropped and a number of overthrows given away. Rob Hill was out in the sixth over with the score on 47 as Marsh held another good catch off Coopers bowling.
Marshall and Joe Hill continued accruing at a steady rate, the later retiring on 28 in the 10th over after being kept away from the strike for two overs. In trying to scamper runs with a batsman back in the hutch, Marshall was well run out for 23, and the tail enders added only 4 apiece as the visitors finished on a respectable 97 for 3 from their 12 overs. Ben Cooper was the pick of the Canterbury bowlers with 2-17 from his three overs,
In reply Canterbury were soon in trouble. Ryan Minter was out for a duck in the first over and Ben Cooper only managed a single before losing his wicket in the second – both were easily caught by Joe Hill. Smith and Steer rallied but the run rate was climbing and after six overs the Canterbury side had only reached 31.
Joe Hill snatched a third catch in the next over to remove Smith and Damien Minter was run out as he and Paul Steer (30) tried in vain to increase the run rate, Marsh was last out for 12 with the total on 57 giving a convincing victory by 40 runs.
The Worcester Park bowling was impressive throughout with only one bye and one wide conceded and all the bowlers picked up a wicket with Waite (1-11) and Ball (1-16) being the most economic. If there had been a Man of the Match award, it would have gone to Joe Hill who scored 28, took three catches and finished with 1-20 in his spell.
Worcester Park and Staffordshire side Sandyford have both qualified for the Lord's finals on March 16. The regional finals to decide the last two places will be played on Sunday March 2.
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Rep. Bill Huizenga, newly elected congressman from Michigan's 2nd Congressional District, will have a response in the Feb. 8 Chronicle.
Here's what readers said about Kolb's column:
Kolb is referring to the heallthcare bill now determined to be unconstitutional.
Seems like our government should avoid unconstitutional undertakings since Obama and his henchmen all swore to UPHOLD the constitution.
The weak of mind believe somehow that insuring 30 million additional people can be done for free. The weak of mind say "they already are being treated at emergency services" as if allowing them to line up at my doctors office eliminates the need and cost of emergency rooms.
The weak of mind believes we should provide free healthcare to illegals. I have a better solution, why doesn't Kolb and all his left wing wacko retards set up a fund whereby they can give their money to insure these people? I will answer that: Because left wing wackos are generous with everyone's money but their own.
The weak of mind believes we should provide everything free for our people and for illegals rather than provide a job. So the left wing wackos, like Kolb, make laws to send jobs overseas and then expect people who have no job to pay taxes.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL. you lose.
Commenter KZOgreen points out it will be a long legal battle before the law is overturned in court:
The weak of mind believe that one lower court judge is all it takes to declare something unconstitutional. The civil rights act, among many other pieces of legislation, was declared 'unconstitutional' by a lower court. The Supreme Court, on the other hand, did not see it that way.
By the way, if you tally ALL the lower court rulings, this issue is tied at 2-2. Just because one activist judge stepped beyond his boundaries by declaring an entire law unconstitutional because of one provision does not mean its the end of the discussion. Oh, you'll always think so, I'm sure, but luckily you don't get the final say. Our highest court does and we all must abide.
Commenter Fenstermacher points out that many Americans do not want the current "Obamacare" law:
While Kolb tries to come across as the Great Humanitarian, savior of the nation, he still misses the major point. Listening to the public. The major number of Americans don't want Obamacare in it's present form.
Kolb's quote: "... there weren't any other details of how exactly the newly elected representative for West Michigan's 2nd District will get the ball rolling on those all-important fronts."
Maybe not, David, but we sure know how not to get that old ball rolling now don't we? If democratic leadership has taught us anything, we know for sure how not to get anything done.
Last in the nation has not set the ball very high for the republicans to beat. How's that for the big picture?


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An inventor has developed a system which will allow deaf people to enjoy visits to the cinema without having to watch special screenings for the hard-of-hearing.
Jack Ezra, 56, has built the prototype for glasses that would enable deaf film-goers to read sub-titles during any movie. The sub-titles, displayed on a separate screen, would be invisible to those not wearing the glasses.
Stephen Hawking's decision to join the academic boycott of Israel has prompted anger from the organisers of a conference he was due to address.
The University of Cambridge has confirmed that Stephen Hawking is not attending a conference in Jerusalem as part of an academic boycott.
The acclaimed physicist who works at the university was due to be the keynote speaker at the fifth annual "Facing Tomorrow" conference hosted by Israeli President Shimon Peres next month.
Stephen Hawking has announced that his decision to not attend the Israeli President's Conference is due to "health reasons" and "not an academic boycott" as previously claimed by the British Committee for the Universities of Palestine.
Professor Stephen Hawking has pulled out of a conference to be held in Jerusalem as part of an academic boycott of Israel.
Reportedly, the well-known physicist told Israeli President Shimon Peres that he will not be attending the 'Facing Tomorrow' conference in June "based on his knowledge of Palestine."
A 93-year-old alleged SS member was arrested in Germany last night.
Hans Lipshis, who was taken into custody from his care home near Stuttgart, was accused of taking part in murder and genocide at Auschwitz.
Israel has downplayed the possibility of escalation following its air strikes on Syrian targets over the weekend.
Yair Golan, head of the IDF northern command, told Israeli reporters: "It is always right to prepare and train, but there are no winds of war."
Chigwell and Hainault Synagogue moved a step closer to the first Essex area eruv after Redbridge Council unanimously approved its plans last week. But given that the religious boundary will cover more than Redbridge, project leaders now await the go-ahead from Epping Forest District Council.
A New West End Synagogue barmitzvah boy has dedicated the year of his coming of age to raising £65,000 to assist communities without access to "safe water".
The British National Party has lost its only county council seat.
BNP candidate Paul Robinson polled only 358 votes in defence of his seat in the Padiham and Burnley West division in Lancashire, trailing last behind winner, Labour's Marcus Johnstone , in this week's local elections.
Rabbi Anna Gerrard is sick and tired of spaghetti and baked beans.
The minister of the Gloucestershire Liberal Jewish community is part of a Liberal Judaism Centre team who are taking part in this year's Live Below the Poverty Line — the campaign which asks volunteers to spend only a pound a day on food for five days in order to raise awareness about extreme poverty.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has banned protests against the World Jewish Congress plenary assembly, due to take place in Budapest next week.
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office has "welcomed" the Arab League's new positioning on peace talks with Israel.
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim al-Thani announced that the Arab League backed minor land swaps after an Arab delegation met US Secretary of State John Kerry in Washington on Monday.
A senior Salafist terrorist has been killed in Gaza.
An Israeli Air Force strike killed 29-year-old Hitam al-Mahsal near a Hamas training base on Tuesday morning. Reportedly, Mahsal was responsible for the rocket attack on Eilat from the Sinai Peninsula on April 17.
Mahsal was deemed an "explosives expert" by the IDF.
An Israeli man was stabbed to death by a Palestinian on Tuesday morning.
Eviatar Borovsky, 30, from Yitzhar, was attacked at Tapuach Junction in the north of the West Bank.
According to sources, after Mr Borovsky was killed, the Palestinian man from Tul Karn took the Israeli's firearm to shoot at border police.
A man who planned to blow-up synagogues in New York has been sentenced to five years in jail.
Mohamed Mamdouh pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit terrorism and possessing criminal weapons last year. New York State Supreme Court issued the jail sentence on Friday.
The life-changing work of Langdon was highlighted at the educational charity's dinner at London's Grosvenor House on Monday, where Lord Grade was the guest of honour and which raised £410,000.
Thirty-one friends and family of an East Finchley 25-year-old who died in a paragliding accident two years ago travelled to Nepal to help lay the foundations of one of three early childhood development centres being built in his memory.
UJIA's annual Magic Moments programme brought 50 young Israelis to UK communities to help organise Yom Hazikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut events.


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One look at the bright, smiling face in this photo and it is hard to imagine that this same woman was in an accident that nearly took her life.
About 14 years ago, Ingrid was involved in a dirt bike accident that left her with several fractured vertebrae. Restricted to a hospital bed for nine, grueling months, Ingrid found herself relying on her two cats for emotional support. They lay by her side every day for those nine months, providing her the comfort and strength she needed to heal.
Fast forward 14 years and Ingrid is still the energetic and spirited woman she has always been. To her, the "disabled" label she has been given is just that: a label that doesn't hold her back from living her life. She still enjoys hobbies like gardening and walks on the beach with friends. And on the days that she doesn't feel up to going out, she spends time with her cats, Lovebug (pictured above) and Snickers.
Ingrid says that the feeling that her cats give her can be described in one word: calm. The significance of that feeling cannot be overemphasized, because even though Ingrid maintains an active lifestyle, she still finds herself in a great deal of pain from time to time. Lovebug and Snickers will not leave Ingrid's side if they know she is having a tough day, which helps bring her back down to her normal, peaceful self.
Ingrid had been a client on the PAWS Pet Care and Vet Care Program for two years now. Each month she receives in-home delivery of food and supplies for her cats. When available, PAWS will send treats for the cats, which Ingrid exchanges for paw shakes in a game she calls "snacks for shakes." Ingrid could not be more grateful for the services she receives for Lovebug and Snickers, noting fondly "I could never part with these guys."
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Corn Plant
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Corn plant, also sometimes called mass cane, is exceptionally easy to grow, making it one of the best houseplants for beginners. Corn plant bears a thick woody trunk topped by clusters of strappy dark green leaves highlighted by a lime-green stripe down the center. Corn plant's attractive appearance makes it an excellent choice for a wide range of decor styles, from country and rustic to modern and contemporary.
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Corn plant grows best in a bright spot, but tolerates low-light situations well. In areas with less light, it will grow more slowly and may show less lime-green coloration. Allow the top inch or so of the soil to dry between waterings; you'll probably find the plant needs more frequent watering in spring and summer than it does fall and winter. If the leaves develop brown tips or edges, boost humidity by grouping it with other houseplants.
In situations where it's extremely happy, corn plant will bloom, producing clusters of fragrant, creamy-white flowers. However, it doesn't bloom in most homes because it prefers more light to bear its small flowers.
While it's one of the best houseplants, corn plant is not intended for human or animal consumption.
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Re-Inventing Peace
See how political cartoonists from across the globe responded to our call to create a new vision of peace to match the realities of today's conflicts.
From the WPF Archives
Three galleries, organized by theme, offer glimpses into the rich visual and historical materials in the archive of the World Peace Foundation. The imagery draws largely on pre-1945 materials.
Legal remedies
Find more videos by the World Peace Foundation at the Fletcher School Youtube Channel.
April 3, 2014, Carr Center for Human Rights Policy and the Harvard University Committee on African Studies. Two Sudans: The Path Forward
February 13, 2014, Five-minute highlights from panel 1 of the Unlearning Violence conference, Steven Pinker and Daniel Dennett discuss whether the human species is becoming more peaceful. Full panel video is available on our Youtube channel
November 21, 2013, Fletcher School Dean James Stavridis interivews WPF executive director Alex de Waal.
October 4, 2013, video of Alex de Waal's keynote address, Responsibilities of an Activist in a Global Political Order, at The Social Practice of Human Rights: Charting the frontiers of research and advocacy, University of Dayton, Ohio,
May 31, 2012, Alex de Waal: The Ongoing Conflict in Sudan , London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE
February 6, 2012. Auschwitz Institute for Peace and Reconciliation's GenPrev podcast: Jared Knoll speaks to Bridget Conley-Zilkic about the How Mass Atrocities End research project.


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I enjoy a good mystery - and when it involves a code to decipher - it just doubles the fun with two puzzles to solve in one story! In the graphic novel mystery Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Dancing Men, master detective Sherlock Holmes receives a picture of stick figures with their arms and legs positioned in different ways so it looks like they are dancing. The stick figures are appearing around the home of Mr. Cubitt who asks Sherlock Holmes if he can determine what the pictures mean. Holmes examines different samples of the drawings and believes they are a code used to communicate messages in secret. When Holmes travels to Mr. Cubitt's home to inform him of what he has learned, Holmes encounters another mystery: Mr. Cubitt has been murdered! Immediately, Holmes begins questioning the servants and looking for other clues that will reveal the identity of the murderer.
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Wuzzat?!?! No wonder u voted tennis N64
I haven't played strikers
Wuzzat?!?! No wonder u voted tennis N64
When are they gonna do basketball and football?
Football would be interesting...but basketball however is a different story. In one of the NBA games you can actually get some of the mario party characters (Mario, Luigi, Peach, etc.). But there hasn't been a basketball game devoted to mario yet.
what mario tennis 64 was a good game and at least 2nd as I've played the others
True...it was a really good game compared to some of the other ggames that were out at the time.
Mario Tennis, but like others i havnt played SS
There is actually a totally mario based basketball game coming out for the ds in the fall. For the voting though, I would take SS just because it's more fun with multiplayer. What I would really love is for a mario lacrosse game. That would seriously rock.
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What about Mario rugby or Mario track and field, there are endless possiblities!!!!
They should just have a line of mario sports games, until they run out of sports to put mario in. I mean really, I can even see mario badmitton.
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Stars Aligned for Hootie & the Blowfish Monday After the Masters
Hootie & the Blowfish Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am Golf Tournament organizers have announced that PGA Tour players Jim Furyk and former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason will make their first appearances in this year's event to be held April 12 at The Dye Club at Barefoot Resort & Golf in North Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Furyk has recorded 13 PGA Tour victories with his most notable win in the 2003 U.S. Open. Most fans recognize Furyk by his looping, and rather unorthodox swing, but he is also widely regarded as one of the finest players in the world.
Most people know Norman Esiason simply as "Boomer," the former quarterback of the Cincinnati Bengals, and current NFL analyst for The NFL Today show on CBS Sports, and morning co-host of the "Boomer and Carton Show" on WFAN Radio in New York. Esiason played 14 years in the NFL and was named the "Most Valuable Player" in 1988, and the Walter Payton Man of the Year in 1995.
"I am so psyched to know that Jim and Boomer will be here for the 2010 Monday After the Masters for the first time." said Darius Rucker, lead singer of Hootie & the Blowfish. "Each year, the list of great athletes and celebrities continues to grow, and to know we come to Myrtle Beach to have fun and raise money for a great cause, it is without a doubt one of things I look forward to doing every spring."
Other PGA Tour players attending this year include John Daly, Woody Austin, Rich Beem, and LPGA player and Myrtle Beach resident Kristy McPherson. Other celebrities and athletes participating in the event include "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair, NASCAR driver Kyle Petty, and NFL Hall-of Famer and Chicago Bears great Gale Sayers.
Last year, the six-person team led by Hootie & The Blowfish lead guitarist Mark Bryan, Bill Murray and Woody Austin captured the title with a score of 18-under-par.
"This event has grown so much in the seven years we have held it in Myrtle Beach," said Bryan. "Barefoot Resort is the perfect location for 'Monday After the Masters,' and I look forward to seeing old friends, and defending our title this year."
The 2010 Hootie & The Blowfish Monday After the Masters tournament tickets go on sale this Saturday, February 27at 10:00 a.m. at the House of Blues, the Barefoot Resort & Golf pro shops and all Ticketmaster outlets. Tickets are $15 with children 12 years of age and younger admitted free. All ticket proceeds benefit the Hootie & the Blowfish Foundation, which supports the educational needs of children in South Carolina and the South Carolina Junior Golf Foundation. Last year, the event recorded its fourth consecutive sell-out and raised $155,000 for various South Carolina charities.
Volunteers are needed for the Monday After the Masters to assist with various duties associated with staging the event. For more information on volunteer opportunities, call 843/881-2532, or visit www.HootieGolf.com/volunteers.asp.
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Magician performs for Lawndale students
Center City to be the center of millennium activities
Faculty, staff, students turn out in full force for blood drive
Canyon sisters win first-place awards at 4-H Food Show
Oscar Hinger third graders present Thanksgiving program
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Crestview Elementary students participate in peer mediation training session
Substance abuse hurts business industry with expenses, nonproductivity
Open poetry contest dealine near
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Cold or flu? Checklist can help you decide
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Windsor wins it
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Woman hospitalized after car skids into light pole
High school students learn collaboration
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Commissioners approve no-parking zone, receive petition
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Officials hit snag in housing for Randall County teen-ager
Big price jump surprises pharmacists
Randall commissioners OK Kiper settlement
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Rattlers sting Lubbock, 4-1
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Goodwell duo places in NFR saddle bronc riding
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Pruitt, Walker among grid shrine inductees
Panhandle St. loses
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Rowton found guilty in 1 hour
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High plains grain report
Texas A&M students to honor bonfire victims in ceremony
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Man charged in O'Hair case
Colombia scrambles with Y2K problems
Saudi Arabia to deport non-Muslims who violate fasting month rules
Thieves take rug, woman's body
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Researchers utilize gene therapy method to raise bigger pigs
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NASA abandons hope of Lander contact
Homeless couple charged in deaths of six firefighters
Cost breakdowns for Mars Polar Lander mission
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Quake shakes Orange, Los Angeles counties
AMA doctors will advise DMVs of patients who are risky drivers
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Buy a tile: Help build Woodinville's first community park
PRIME DOWNTOWN REAL ESTATE--$45 to $1,000! Now that I have your attention, I'd like to remind everyone that the Wilmot Park brick and tile program still has bricks and tiles for sale.
Community helped make Falcon football season especially memorable
On Saturday, Nov. 23, it was absolutely great to see six charter buses pull out of the Woodinville Park & Ride filled with Falcon football fans.
Many different visions for Woodinville
I was saddened by the tone and the content of Karen Ward's response to Deputy Mayor Brocha's letter about development of the TRF property.
Developers have reaped profits of zoning committee decisions
Ex-Woodinville City Councilmember Don Schneider (Nov. 25 issue) says he has verified Mayor Miller's statement that I proposed holding council meetings at councilmembers' homes.
Average citizen won't even have adequate recreation in King County
King County's adopted budget illustrates county priorities. Fifteen million dollars is assigned to prevent development on 2,240 acres near Issaquah, North Bend, and Lake Sawyer. Those purchases are for open space.
Puget Power service during outage was very unsatisfactory
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It's time to "Get in the Picture," a new movement that will connect moms and their families with the best and brightest photographers in the Santa Clarita Valley. Throughout the promotion, dozens of participating photographers will offer photo packages at 50% off their regular rates to SCV moms.
In addition, by submitting personal stories, SCV Moms Blog members will be entered to win a Grand Prize of a complete makeover, including hair cut and color by Lisa McMullen of Brow Bar Spa and makeup by Sally Van Swearingen, creator of Studio Essentials and co-owner of The A-List Hair & Make Up Studio.
Then, Mom will be sent on a private family photo shoot provided by Renee Bowen Photography. Several photography-related runner up prizes will also be awarded. The contest runs April 12 to May 21, with the winners announced May 31.
For Jackie MacDougall, co-founder of SCV Moms Blog, "Get in the Picture" is a personal mission.
"When I was three, my mom passed away. As I got older, her memory faded and all I was left with was one photo of us together. While most don't experience what I did, moms know how fleeting time can be. We use every excuse not to be in the photo, but we shouldn't deny our children or ourselves the opportunity to hold onto those memories."
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August 16, 2013
Long Island Association Names Dr. John Rizzo Chief Economist
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Long Island Association Names Dr. John Rizzo Chief Economist
The Long Island Association has chosen Dr. John A. Rizzo, a Professor of Economics at Stony Brook University to be its new Chief Economist.
As Chief Economist for the region's leading business organization, Dr. Rizzo will be responsible for analyzing the national, state and local economies, and trends in areas such as labor, consumer spending and housing. He will produce reports that are critical information resources to the Long Island business community, including the LIA's Annual Fact Book, monthly updates on the economy, as well as periodic studies on various industries and facets of our regional economy.
Dr. Rizzo received his Ph.D. and Masters in Economics from Brown University. Prior to joining Stony Brook, he taught at Yale, Ohio State and Cornell Universities. Dr. Rizzo brings nearly 30 years of experience in the field of economics. He is an expert in health care economics, concentrating on hospitals, the health care industry and the pharmaceutical markets.
"Dr. Rizzo's background will be a significant asset to the LIA as the health care industry makes up more than 20% of our local gross domestic product, our hospitals are some of Long Island's major employers, our region is focused on attracting more pharma industries and the Affordable Care Act will result in considerable impacts to small businesses," said Kevin S. Law, President and CEO of the Long Island Association.
Dr. Rizzo's work has appeared in leading economics, health services, and medical journals. He has consulted for leading health care and government organizations, and has testified as an economics expert in cases involving the pharmaceutical and hospital industries.
"Dr. Rizzo has had a distinguished and well-respected career as an economist and the LIA has a long history of providing important and timely economic data and analysis to the business community. Thus, we are pleased to add someone of John's stature to the LIA," said Law.
A resident of Port Jefferson, Dr. Rizzo begins on September 1st. He replaces Pearl Kamer who served as the LIA's Chief Economist since 1995.
The Long Island Association (LIA) is one of the largest business organizations in New York State and the leading business organization on Long Island. Founded in 1926, the LIA's membership is now comprised of small and large businesses, colleges, universities, research laboratories and nonprofit organizations, which together employ two-thirds of Long Island''s workforce. The LIA''s mission is to lead and unify the region in order to strengthen Long Island as a place to live, work, and do business.
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Solitary Islands Marine Park
The NSW Government announced its decision on the recreational fishing amnesty in NSW Marine Parks, based on the Marine Estate Expert Knowledge Panel's advice and further consideration of social values and use conflicts at some sites.
In Solitary Islands Marine Park, the NSW Government proposes to rezone the shoreline (to 100 m offshore) at the following two sites from sanctuary zone to habitat protection zone to permanently allow shore-based recreational line fishing:
- Minnie Water Back Beach
- Bare Bluff to Diggers Point and Moonee Beach.
The amnesty on shore-based recreational line fishing at these two sites will continue until the rezoning process is finalised.
The amnesty has now ceased at the following four sites and enforcement of sanctuary zone rules has recommenced:
- Jones Beach
- Jones Point
- Freshwater Beach region
- Flat Top Point.
All forms of fishing are prohibited in sanctuary zones and significant penalties apply including on-the-spot fines of up to $500.
For more information, please visit the NSW Marine Estate website or contact the Solitary Islands Marine Park office.
- Solitary Islands Marine Park pilot: A new approach to marine park management
- Amnesty on recreational fishing restrictions from ocean beaches and headlands in sanctuaries
Location and size
The first marine park established in NSW, the Solitary Islands Marine Park stretches over 75 km from Muttonbird Island in the south to the Sandon River and Plover Island in the north. The marine park incorporates estuaries to their tidal limit, foreshores to the mean high water mark and extends offshore to the 3 nautical mile state waters boundary.
It covers an area of around 72 200 hectares.
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Adjacent is the Commonwealth Solitary Islands Marine Reserve of 160 square km. Note: Percentages for zones may not add up to 100% due to rounding.
The NSW Government established the Solitary Islands Marine Park on 2 January 1998, incorporating all of the state waters of the Solitary Islands Marine Reserve.
Special features
The marine park contains a diverse range of habitats including estuaries, sandy beaches, intertidal rocky shores, sub-tidal reefs and open oceans. It also contains the important island group, the "Solitary Islands", from which the marine park takes its name.
Researchers have identified over 550 species of reef fish, 90 species of hard coral and 600 species of molluscs (shelled animals) in the marine park. The marine park also supports a range of threatened and protected species such as the grey nurse shark, black cod, turtles, whales, shore birds and rare marine algae.
The local Aboriginal communities within the Gumbaynggirr Nation have strong cultural links with the marine park and are actively involved in conservation planning.
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Visitors and the local community enjoy a range of recreational and commercial activities in the marine park. The most popular activities are swimming and surfing, followed by fishing.
Visitors can enjoy the unique four day Yuraygir Coastal Walk which traverses Yuraygir National Park, the longest stretch of protected coastline in NSW. The walk crosses heathland plains, long sandy beaches, crystal clear creeks and lagoons, and rocky headlands.
Commercial fishing vessels operating out of Coffs Harbour and the Clarence River access the marine park.
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Our detailed \textit{RXTE} monitoring of the supermassive ``pre-hypernova-candidate'' star \eta Carina shows that the X-ray ``low state'' recurs with the optical period of 5.52-years. We interpret this fundamental X-ray variability in terms of a binary model in which the observed variations can mainly be attributed to collisions of 2 extraordinarily powerful stellar winds. However, there are interesting discrepancies between the predictions of simple colliding wind models and the observed behavior of the X-ray emission (in particular, short-term variations, and a decline in the intrinsic source emission during the low state) which need to be explained. Our most recent data shows that ingress into and egress out of the low state is asymmetric, and that the current flux level is somewhat lower than the flux level at the start of the \textit{RXTE} monitoring.
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