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February 4, 2015 10:38 AMBATON ROUGE - The Louisiana Highway Safety Commission says traffic fatalities dropped by 29 percent between 2007 and 2013. Lt. Col. John LeBlanc, the commission's executive director, says the state had 993 traffic fatalities in 2007, compared with 703 in 2013, a drop of almost 30 percent. LeBlanc says the... more »
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December 10, 2014 9:51 AMBATON ROUGE - A man accused in the Mother's Day 2013 shooting death of his former girlfriend has been acquitted by an East Baton Rouge Parish jury. Carlos Thomas, of Baton Rouge, was charged with second-degree murder in the killing of Amanda McCullough. In his closing argument Tuesday, Sean Collins... more »
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Role of Accounting Conservatism on the Quality of Financial Statements
This study is an attempt at investigating the relationship between accounting conservatism and the quality offinancial statements of the companies accepted in Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE) market. Accountingconservatism is measured through GULIHINE model, while BIDEL, HILLARY, AND VERDI's (2008) modelis used for assessing the financial statement quality. Through an experimental method, this study presents theconsumers of the accounting information—including market analysts, brokers, managers, and etc- the importanteffect of accounting conservatism on the financial statements of the companies.
Using the financial statement of 102 companies accepted in TSE market in a period of time, between 2006 and2010, it was apparent that there is a significantly positive relationship between accounting conservatism and thequality of financial reports.
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Ukrainians in U.S., Canada urge protester support
PITTSBURGH -- Ukrainians living in the United States and Canada reacted with optimism Wednesday to news of a truce, while still shedding tears for their homeland and nervously wondering what will come next.
Yaakov Dov Bleich, the chief rabbi of Kiev and Ukraine who splits his time between there and New York City, reacted cautiously in New York. He noted the enormity of clashes between government forces and protesters Tuesday that left at least 26 people dead.
Ukraine, he said, won't work as a dictatorship.
"Certain red lines were crossed yesterday," Bleich said. "I think it's going to be very hard to rebuild trust between people and the president."
In the Pittsburgh area, Ukrainian churches and social clubs organized memorials for those who died and called for a stronger response by the U.S. and the European Union.
In Canada, home to more than 1 million people of Ukrainian descent, there was fear for those in the crossfire and that the violence could spread. About 100 protesters gathered outside the Ukrainian Consulate in Chicago on Wednesday, calling for U.S. sanctions against Ukraine.


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Students, faculty and administrators – including President Devorah Lieberman and Vice President for Facilities and Technology Clive Houston-Brown – gathered behind the Health Center for the grand opening ceremony of the University garden during the Earth Day festivities Wednesday.
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Many University of La Verne biology department faculty members attended the "Essence of Pictures: Photography as a Collective Microtome" photo exhibit reception as photographers presented their personal works on nature in the Carlson Gallery Feb. 26.
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Passes and permits
All visitors to Kakadu require a park pass. Your pass includes entry to the park, ranger guided walks and talks and interpretive materials like our apps - Visit Kakadu and Kakadu Birds.
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Park pass prices
From 1 April 2016 Kakadu has a new seasonal pricing structure, with lower prices during our tropical summer from November to March.
100% of park revenue is invested directly back into the park. This helps provide the visitor services and facilities you enjoy, and preservation of the World Heritage-listed environment and culture. It also includes payments to the traditional owners, supporting their homelands, education and training, and business development.
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School groups and media famil tours can apply for a fee exemption.Find out about group exemptions
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The easiest way to buy your pass is online.
You can also buy your pass in the park, in Darwin, Annaburroo, Pine Creek or Emungalan.
You can buy a park pass at the following locations:
- Britz Darwin, 17 Bombing Rd, Winnellie Darwin
- Youthshack Hostel, 69 Mitchell St, Darwin
- Self Drive Shop, 440 Stuart Hwy, Winnellie, Darwin
- Bowali Visitor Centre - Kakadu National Park, Kakadu Highway, Jabiru
- Two Rivers Newsagency, Jabiru Shopping Plaza, Jabiru
- Cooinda Lodge, Kakadu Highway, Cooinda
- Aurora Kakadu, Arnhem Highway, South Alligator
- Bark Hut Inn, Arnhem Highway, Annaburroo
- Lazy Lizard Caravan Park, 299 Millar Terrace, Pine Creek
- Pine Creek Railway Resort, 1 Railway Terrace Pine Creek
- Corroboree Park Tavern, Arnhem Highway, Emungalan
- Katherine Visitor Centre, Stuart Highway & Lindsay Street, Katherine
- Mary River Roadhouse, Kakadu Highway, Burrundie
- Mary River Wilderness Retreat, Arnhem Highway, Humpty Doo
There are a number of different permits that may be required depending on the reason for your visit. If you are conducting research, filming, bushwalk overnight or camping outside designated areas, you may need an additional permit.
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Favorite team is this grad's new focus
Matt Durisko never saw the private offices inside PNC Park, home of the Pittsburgh Pirates, before he started a photography internship with them this season.
As for the rest of the park, Durisko needed no tour.
The Mercyhurst University senior has been an ardent fan of the Major League Baseball franchise since he first attended a game during a 2001 field trip.
"It's been 13 years now," he said, "but it's still beautiful being a fan and walking in there. Every time I'd arrive (for a game) at PNC Park, I couldn't wait to get out of the car. I'd be yelling at everyone, 'Let's go!' Even now with this internship, there's still a pep in my step."
Durisko will help chronicle the experiences of the 2014 Pirates team and their fans on a regular basis at every home game after he graduates from Mercyhurst on May 18. He'll receive his bachelor's degree in sports medicine, with a concentration in physician assistant studies.
As a 2010 graduate of Hickory High School in Hermitage, Durisko was a four-year member of the Hickory Hornets' soccer, basketball, and track and field programs. He also played football as a junior and senior.
Durisko opted for basketball when he finally chose to attend Mercyhurst and play for head coach Gary Manchel. However, a growing list of injuries -- a hyperextended right elbow was the most serious -- ended his time with the program after two seasons.
"I was kind of at that point where I was thinking I wanted to get healthy for life," Durisko said. "It was the hardest conversation I've ever had when I went into coach Manchel's office, but I told him I didn't want to take up a spot for someone more deserving."
While Durisko's elbow hindered his ability to shoot a basketball, it didn't deter him from shooting photographs.
His interest in that began when he purchased a cheap digital camera to get images from a Mercyhurst alumni softball game. Soon, he was taking photos of the Lakers' athletic events and submitting them to the sports information department and other outlets as a freelancer.
Durisko's internship with the Pirates was put into motion by way of another sport on Feb. 1.
Erie native Mike Folga was the equipment manager for the National Hockey League's New York Rangers when they won the 1994 Stanley Cup playoffs. Folga, now the Lakers' head athletic trainer, arranged to have the prized trophy displayed during a men's hockey game at the Mercyhurst Ice Center.
During that event, Durisko began chatting with Meadville Tribune photographer Ed Mailliard. Before Durisko knew it, Mailliard was on the phone with Pirates team photographer Dave Arrigo.
"I had no idea what was going on when he dialed up (the Pirates)," Durisko said. "He (Mailliard) said, 'Dave, do you still need a male intern?'"
The answer was yes.
Arrigo, 52, helped arrange for Durisko to be one of the franchise's two photo interns for 2014. The team's regular photographer since 1990 said it's gratifying to work with others who are still developing their craft.
"They tend to learn pretty quickly and get some useful (photos) throughout the year," Arrigo said. "Sometimes, they're a little slow to catch on, but that's part of the learning process."
Durisko praised Arrigo for his patient approach in the few games they've worked together this month.
"He won't get mad or yell at you if you get the shot the wrong way," Durisko said. "He's been fantastic to work with from the very beginning."
One of the Pirates' games that Durisko worked was the April 2 season opener against the Chicago Cubs. He took photos of Pittsburgh outfielder Andrew McCutchen receiving his award for being voted the 2013 National League Most Valuable Player, as well as plenty of shots amid the park's regular-season record crowd of 39,833.
"It's already been an awesome experience," Durisko said. "I haven't been involved that long, but it's already been a rewarding opportunity. I can't be more thankful."
MIKE COPPER can be reached at 870-1614 or by e-mail. Follow him at twitter.com/ETNcopper.


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Future of Privacy Forum Awarded National Science Foundation Grant to Support Industry-Academic Collaboration on National Privacy Research Priorities
The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) has received a $300,000, two-year grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to establish a Privacy Research and Data Responsibility Research Coordination Network (RCN). The RCN will produce a community of academic researchers and industry practitioners to support industry-academic cooperation to address research priorities identified in the Administration's recently released National Privacy Research Strategy (NPRS).
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In the Mafia, there's a saying that two people can keep a secret if one is dead. Still, there sure were a lot of FBI informers in the mob, and the ones who weren't were waiting to write a book on their experiences.
There are just very few secrets left in the world. Deep Throat, much to my amazement, wasn't actor Hal Holbrook all these years, but Mark Felt, deputy director of the FBI. So much for that 33-year-old who-told-it.
You can't even be a CIA spy anymore without the world knowing. Valerie Plame was outed by Bob Novak, syndicated columnist. Next thing you know she's on "Larry King Live."
But maybe there is one public secret left, at least around here. That's who will become the next conductor of the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra.
The Amish in rural Pennsylvania knew Wade Phillips was to be the next coach of the Cowboys 10 hours before it was officially announced Thursday. Blabbermouth Barney had the whole town of Mayberry welcoming the top-secret gold truck that came through town.
But who will fill the large shoes and take the baton from James Setapen? Pick a lock.
A handful have been sitting on that information for 15 days, and must sit on it one more before the announcement is official at a gala at 6 p.m. Monday at the Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts.
The full board of directors won't even know until 30 minutes before it begins so they can officially ratify Setapen's successor. Only six of the approximately 85 musicians know, and that's because they were on the search committee.
"If this had dragged out for months, it might make me crazy, but it's been handled very well,'' said principal bassist Nick Scales. "I wish I knew, but I'm not going out of my head. That's not to say I haven't done my share of trying to break some people, but they don't break. They've done a marvelous job so far.''
Scales and others will learn of the new conductor just moments before the public does Monday. With the orchestra in place, a video montage of the symphony history will be shown on a large screen that covers much of the stage.
At that conclusion, board president Jeff Booth will begin the announcement to those in attendance. Just before the name is revealed, the new conductor will walk behind the screen to lead the orchestra, which will see him just before the audience does.
So if a long series of muttering and hisses can be heard, it wasn't their guy. Not that there's a chance of that happening.
"The four finalists were just exceptional,'' said Gerry McKay, past board president and search committee member. "But we feel we've chosen the right person. I've kept using the word 'happy' lately, but I'm happy for the community and the orchestra.''
This may come as a shock to those who know me, but I'm not as versed on symphony conductors as others. But the resumes of Kimbo Ishii-Eto, Eduardo Espinel, Byung-Hyun Rhee, and Joel Smirnoff would impress even the dimmest of wits, of which I eminently qualify.
"For somebody who grew up here, and this is my only orchestra experience, for me, I was dazzled by them,'' said Jill Bradford, a 31-year member of the symphony and on the selection committee. "I was just blown away by the fact they wanted to come to Amarillo.
"Growing up here sometimes you don't know what a treasure we have in this symphony.''
The new Performing Arts Center, the community support shown by helping fund it, plus Setapen's 19 years of exceptional work have combined to give Amarillo a symphony that is among the best for cities this size in the country. The American Symphony Orchestra League has Amarillo at the top of Level 5 out of nine levels, which is classified by budget sizes.
The four finalists all conducted concerts over the last five months. Musicians as well as audience members gave input through surveys. The 13-member search committee, which couldn't even tell spouses of the final decision, met each Sunday after each auditioning performance.
Then on Jan. 27 they met one final time, and the puff of white smoke could be seen blowing atop the chamber of commerce building where they met. They had their conductor, the 16th in Amarillo's 83-year history.
"There's been so much excitement all along, and it's been fun for us to pull it along even further,'' said Chip Chandler, director of communications and development for the symphony.
"I don't like secrets. My sister said that I couldn't keep one. I told her the truth about Santa Claus when she was in kindergarten.''
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"Maybe yes, maybe no.''
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The weights are in for the big show on Saturday night in Lodz, Poland. In the main event, former four division world champion Roy Jones Jr. will take on undefeated Pawel Glazewski (17-0, 4 KOs), who weighed in at 182.3. Jones Jr. (55-8, 40 KOs) came in at 183.5. Photos by bokser.org.
In other fights, a heavyweight battle between Artur Szpilka (11-0, 9KOs), 228.5-pounds, and veteran Jameel McCline (41-11-3, 24KOs), 274.5-pounds.
Also on the card, Krzysztof Szot (16-2-1, 5KOs) takes on former lightweight king Nate Campbell (35-9-1, 26KOs). Szot came in at 139-pounds, while Campbell was 142.2.
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Euro-zone officials have been discussing preparations by member states for a possible Greek exit. That is a signal to Asia to prepare for an outcome to the euro crisis sooner rather than later. The decisive moments will come next month, first with fresh Greek elections and then a European Union summit. Neither is likely to produce good news for Asian economies. Greek voters are expected to again reject German-imposed austerity policies in return for a massive bailout. If as a result Greece leaves the euro zone and defaults, the worry would be contagion and pressure on other debt-stricken southern European members.
Germany's stance in the lead-up to the summit is therefore crucial. To head off a Greek exit - and ultimately the threat of a break-up of the euro - Germany and other northern states would have to accept the need to subsidise weaker southern neighbours.
Both scenarios pose risks for Asian economies including Hong Kong's, the first through market volatility and knock-on economic effects, and the second through inhibiting growth in the world's second largest economy, China, given the EU is its biggest export market.
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The dynamics of European leadership changed with the result of the French presidential election, on the same day Greeks swung heavily behind anti-austerity candidates. In France, too, voters rejected the austerity policies of former president Nikolas Sarkozy, an influential partner of German chancellor Angela Merkel in leadership of the euro zone. Whereas they once conferred privately ahead of European summits to establish a common position, Germany now stands relatively isolated. Indeed, new French president Francois Hollande supports common euro zone bonds to ease funding problems for stressed economies and stimulate economic growth. Sadly, however, there is no sign of a softening of Germany's opposition to a sharing of the debt burden in this way, which could raise Germany's borrowing costs.
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Skip to comments.Romney backs away from gay adoptions [Friday night, after endorsing Thursday]
Posted on 05/12/2012 8:12:05 AM PDT by kevcol
(CBS News) Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Friday backed away from his support of adoptions by same-sex couples, saying that he simply "acknowledges" the legality of such adoptions in many states.
A day earlier, Romney, in an interview with Fox News' Neil Cavuto, had indicated that while he does not support same-sex marriage, he considers the adoption of children by same-sex couples a "right."
He said on Thursday: "And if two people of the same gender want to live together, want to have a loving relationship, or even to adopt a child -- in my state individuals of the same sex were able to adopt children. In my view, that's something that people have a right to do. But to call that marriage is something that in my view is a departure from the real meaning of that word."
But then on Friday, he was asked, in an interview with CBS' WBTV in Charlotte, N.C., how his opposition to same-sex marriage "squared" with his support for gay adoptions. Romney told anchor Paul Cameron, "Well actually I think all states but one allow gay adoption, so that's a position which has been decided by most of the state legislators, including the one in my state some time ago. So I simply acknowledge the fact that gay adoption is legal in all states but one."
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Michigan is the state where "the trees are the right height".
It's also his to lose.
...on the other hand, there is the Supreme Court... Could very well be three new judges in the next term. Do you really want Obama to still be in there nominating feminazis, muslims and marxists? As much as I loathe Romney, I have to remind myself that the Supreme Court is even more important, and that Romney if elected can and will be taken to task by conservatives to make sure he nominates conservative judges. Bush's Miers moment would pale in comparison if Romney dared do anything to the contrary.
And, do they classify men who molest boys as homosexual pedifiles?
Men who molest boys are homosexual pedophiles. If they weren't homosexuals, they'd molest girls. All of them should be executed, btw.
And since 1/3 of all (reported) child molestation is same sex, that gives you a clue.
About 2/3 of the judges appointed by Romney in MA were liberals, many were Dem judges. Don't count on a liberal like Romney appointing conservative Constitutionalists to SCOTUS. No way.
I want NEITHER OF THEM!
P.T. Barnum was right.
There is a sucker born every minute.
I'm going to invest in Ringling Brothers.
No, Episcopalian.
Did you hear or see it?
Opinions are like a$$holes, everyone has one. You are entitled to your's just as I am mine. As long we don't attack one another personally, I am fine with people defending their views. That is what FR is all about. We are all conservatives and want what is best for our country.
Then you have no excuse for trusting him.
He had a teleprompter. I gather you didn't see the speech.
I just saw this comment by JR and it sums up my POV (no courtesy ping to JR because I already did one):
Santorum endorses one-time rival Romney
Associated Press ^ | May 7, 2012
There is very little difference between Romney and Obamas actual records. Both supported abortion, gay rights, gun control, liberal judges, global warming, compulsory health insurance, individual mandates, government control over the economy, etc, in other words liberal progressive policies. And they both loathed Reagan, conservatism and the tea party.
Romney now swears hes a Reagan conservative. He also claims that his brand of government controlled, government forced, mandated compulsory health insurance is a free-market conservative solution. He also still says that even if president, he would do nothing about gays in the military. You can bet that means he will do nothing to thwart the advancing gay agenda. He also still says today that man-made global warming is real and that government will eventually have to do something about it. There goes our free-economy. He also says that TARP, the bailouts, the stimulus spending, etc, were all good ideas and that more may be necessary. So he truly does believe that government control of the economy, picking winners and losers, etc, is a good thing. Crony capitalism. He never even mentions the constitution which doesnt give the federal government the authority to do any of the above. Wonder why.
No Reaganite here, so guess thats just another lie too.
And they now call me a troll too for simply stating the truth.
Sorry, I stand corrected: Romney truly is no better than Obama. They both lie effortlessly, but may need the assistance of teleprompters.
I sure as hell don't want four more years of Obama and will crawl over broken glass to vote for Romney or anyone else that is nominated by the GOP. Bachmann and then Santorum were my choices, but I will not cut off my nose to spite my face. Bachmann and Santorum have endorsed Romney. They deal in reality and so do I.
Reality Check: Why all RNC delegates are Free Agents and unbound
We need a REVOLUTION AT THE CONVENTION!
The estiablishemnt RINO GOP insider elites are OUR ENEMIES!! WE DON'T HAVE TO TAKE IT!!!
If Romney is the GOP nominee, and there is every indication he will be, I will enthusiastically vote for him against Obama. Why are some of you wasting your time tearing him up????? The LMS will do it for you.Use your power to make sure that UN Sea Treaty is defeated— and destroyed. Your country is more important that defeating Romney.
You are not dealing in reality if you believe the GOP will nominate someone who didn't go through the primary process. Are you suggesting some sort of voter nullification where the primary results are discounted by rogue delegates?
listen Romney disgusts me as much as anyone..
but if someone gay, straight, single or otherwise wants to help a homeless orphan out by offering them a place in their home... I sure wont stand in their way.
Now should there be some sort of priority given to a married couple? (the best possible placement choice) sure. But once a kid has been passed over time and again by all the married couples... I see no problem with opening up their adoption to singles, gays, or whoever wants to give them a home. Especially if the child is old enough to agree to such a placement.
He's a flip-flopper, but he's OUR flip-flopper.
Hope he gets Obie out of the WH and then we can work from the ground up.
Cruz is a good start in Texas. And there's Ryan . . .
The game is rigged. Watch the video, delegate may indeed actually be free to vote for anyone they want.
The system that forces excrement down our throats is broken. GOP elite establishment RINOs/liberals are ruining our country.
I have...I do believe more than 85%, here at FR, will vote for the despicable mittens if he is the Repube candidate...
unless he gets the bums rush at the convention..which would please me to no end.
but if he does not get the boot....
I will place my springy clothes pin on my nose and pull the lever for the Republicrat....
better (just...but better) than the Marxist/Fascist candidate the Dhimmis have shoved upon America.
Homosexuals are mentally ill sex perverts and molest children a much higher rate that the general population. Not only should they never be allowed to foster or adopt children, they should be barred from any jobs where they have acccess to children.
What's wrong with you???
In order to keep the welfare state going a little longer the Dems will continue to increase taxes and redistribute income even if it means eviscerating our national security. We have seen how the guns versus butter struggle turned out in Europe. Our entitlement programs are unsustainable. They will bankrupt us.
What do you think of this?
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I had that same thought. The Romney-would-choose-better-SCOTUS-judges-than-Obama argument, though, only goes as far as Romney's judicial pick history as Gov of Mass. I heard out of 36 judicial nominees Romney picked 9 Republicans and 27 Dems, and I think it's a reasonably educated guess that the 9 Republicans were RINOs.
And since 1/3 of all (reported) child molestation is same sex, that gives you a clue.
I'm asking because the left argues that more hetros molest children then homos.
As is usually the case the left simply reclassifies or recatagorizes something to make it fit whatever twisted agenda it has.
Holding the nose? More like a gas mask.
Though there might be something to say that a vote for Paul in the CA Primary might enhance his delegate count at the convention, thus increasing the odds of a floor fight.
Romney is clearly a disaster in the waiting for conservatives.
And you know that he will disavow whatever it was he said at that moment in the next. You know this. If you do not know this, then please know this. Know it now.
Ha ha ha.. good one.
Romney's considering it a "right" for homosexual "couples" to adopt is tantamount to hiring a family of foxes to stand guard over the hen house.
Talk about "target marketing, a couple of gay guys playing "parent" to a little boy is child abuse.
Hey, I have an idea: Let's build a principled conservative party.
Two pedophiles who happen to share an address should be able to adopt??
What a freak
Romney is the worst possible candidate
Well, since homosexuals at at most 2% of the population, and commit (at least) 1/3 of all child molestion, that's all anyone needs to know. So yes, 2/3 of all child molestation is opposite sex. But for 1/3 to be committed by less than 2% of the population - it's clear which group of the population (divided into fag/non-fag) does much more molesting per capita.
Leftists cannot see reason, facts or truth because they refuse to. Their beliefs are based on lies, so to admit truth and facts means they'd have to not be a leftist any more.
Ron Paul is the one "Republican" who makes a RINO like Romney look good by comparison.
Do you seriously believe that Ron Paul would favor a law that prohibited gay adoption? Are you mad? Ron Paul is the most pro gay Republican in the nation.
Why do you think Romney should be immune to criticism on Free Republic?
This is a conservative site, not a Republican one. He will be criticized when he is not being conservative and when he flip flops and his liberal record will be exposed.
There is nothing wrong with any of that.
I may very well wind up voting against Obama by voting for Romney, but even if that is the case, that won't stop me from criticizing him.
People can vote how they like. What makes me mad are the FReepers who think "our nominee" should be above repproach. The FReepers who think that any and all criticism of Romney is tantamount to endorsing Obama or something.
More and more it's clear that in this election, it's going to be a question of naming your poison.
Sadly, it is the law in some states. :(
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HOLLYWOOD — While fellow cast members James McAvoy and Kerry Washington and helmer Kevin Macdonald mingled in the Academy's downstairs lobby at Thursday's post-preem party for "The Last King of Scotland," Forest Whitaker, whose role as Idi Amin has already inspired kudos buzz, was nearly trapped upstairs, outside the theater doors, by well-wishers.
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Among those who came out to toast the pic were Stevie Wonder, Cate Blanchett and Vanessa Williams, along with Fox Searchlight execs Peter Rice, Nancy Utley and Stephen Gilula.
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A gourmet culinary experience is totally unexpected at the end of the 90-mile Denali Park road, and 350 miles away from Anchorage.
Our guests are not in pursuit of a unique and memorable eating experience when they book a stay at our lodges, but that is exactly what they get. Over 60 years since our founding, the availability of good ingredients has expanded, as have the expectations of our palates. Long gone are the days of freeze-dried green beans and corned beef from a can. Today, the plates of delicious food served up in our kitchens represent the best flavors and ingredients available to us, and our commitment to source from suppliers dedicated to organic and sustainable production. We pride ourselves in making your dining experience a featured part of a stay at Camp Denali and North Face Lodge.
The level of detail found in our kitchens includes even the smallest of products: spices. The curry powder in our "Curried Cauliflower Soup" comes from The Spice House, a family owned company dedicated to highest quality and freshest spices. This delicious dish is perfect for an Alaskan climate, where a hardy vegetable like cauliflower thrives. Starting in July, we receive heads of Alaska cauliflower, ranging from creamy off-white to bright yellow and sometimes (when we're lucky!) a shocking purple. The creaminess of this soup is unique, derived from pureed cashews and coconut milk. It has a rich flavor without any dairy, and is also vegan.
The recipe comes from health food guru, Dr. Andrew Weil.
1) Put the cashews in a blender and blend until finely ground. Add 3/4 cup of water and blend for 2 minutes. Strain and set this mixture aside.
2) In a large pot, heat the olive oil over low heat. Add the diced onions and sauté until golden. Add the cauliflower, coconut milk, cashew mixture, curry powder, turmeric, cumin, sugar, cinnamon, and salt. Add enough water to cover. Bring to a low boil, reduce heat and simmer until cauliflower is tender, about 10 minutes.
3) Blend the soup with an immersion blender or standing blender until the desired consistency is reached. If using a standing blender, allow the mixture to cool for 20 minutes before blending. Blend until the soup is smooth.
4) Garnish, if desired, with caramelized onions. Sauté the thinly sliced onion in the canola oil over low heat, stirring frequently, until the onion is golden brown, about 30 minutes. Add a couple pinches of sugar and a pinch of salt to complete the caramelizing.
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July 31, 2015
How do you capture the bigness of tundra? The shiver of suddenly spotting a grizzly bear in what, seconds before, seemed merely "landscape?" The helium-balloon-in-your-chest feeling of being out in a wild place, a place where wildlife holds all privilege, both legally and practically?
One of the traditions I love at Camp Denali and the North Face Lodge is the evening story hour. The time during dinner when we all take a few moments to share something from the day. Each hiking group chooses a speaker—some are comedians, others serious; some detailed and dramatic, others succinct—and that person stands up and tells the rest of us what they experienced when they were out and about.
For me, this moment is one of attention (a hush in the room, ears perked), excitement (what will they say?), and sometimes envy (a wolverine?!! phalaropes on a pond??!!). More, though, this tradition connects us to the web of our time in this place together. We were all out, were all surprised by something. To hear others' stories made our short time in Denali richer, more nuanced and expansive.
On the walks I shared with other travelers, we made collaborative haiku. What seemed most amazing? We asked ourselves. At what point did time stop and every color become a bit brighter? It was a treat to sit and scrawl the responses, each of us counting out syllables on our berry-stained fingers. We wrote one haiku about the contents of our lunch (so amazingly delicious after a couple hours of walking). Another about all the poisonous, beautiful plants (bog rosemary, monkshood, death camas). Most days, one haiku was not enough. There were too many facets, too many amazing moments to consider.
One of the hikes included a quartet of travelers from Tokyo, and they taught us the words for bear (kuma), for scat (unchi), and—my favorite—bushwhacking (yabukogi). They said it really translated as "bush swimming" or "bush rowing." What a word! Together, after a ramble that included bouncing through spongy tundra, air spiced with Labrador tea, and a discussion of the amazing strangeness of lichen we wrote:
lichen underfoot
scrambling taxonomy
oh, yabukogi
How do you translate place? Experience? Understanding? How do you share what it's like to listen to water fall from the scooped palms of a bull moose's antlers? In the end, it might be impossible, but trying is fun. We laughed. We nodded when someone captured the spirit of it. And somehow, the smallness of haiku seemed an appropriate answer to the vast sweep of Denali's tundra and sky.
It's even possible that we experienced bits of our walks more acutely from the attention we tried to pay them as we counted and re-counted and pared down words to what felt essential and right.
—Elizabeth Bradfield is a naturalist and poet whose newest collection of poems is Once Removed (Persea, 2015). She is the editor-in-chief of Broadsided Press, lives on Cape Cod, and teaches in the MFA program for the University of Alaska Anchorage. www.ebradfield.com
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Posted By: Jan All Posts by Jan
June 21, 2015
Our season here at the lodges in Denali National Park has been in full swing for about three weeks. The amount of sunlight is almost at its summer maximum, almost 21 hours of daylight, and summer is at full speed. The flowers have been blooming early this season, coloring the tundra in sweeps of yellow Arnica, pink Moss Campion, and blue Forget-Me-Nots. Temperatures even soared into the 80's the past several days, making this an unusually warm spring, following a mild winter.
The simple pleasures of summer have not been lost to us, however. Swimming dips in Moose Creek or Nugget Pond, a bottle of iced tea nestled in your sack lunch, and the chance to lay out on the tundra for lunch without bundling up have been welcome summer delights. Not every piece of the warm weather has been easy, however. Several fires currently burn across the state, one, the Sockeye Fire, even closed the George Parks Highway for a spell, causing several of our guests to need to reroute and re-plan their arrivals. Last year we experienced heavy rains in a short period of time, which washed out part of the Denali Park Road. Each season brings its challenge!
Of course, the warm weather is not likely to continue without end. Only two weeks ago we had a cold snap come through that deposited 6" of snow at the Eielson Visitor Center and other areas of the Park over 3,000 feet in elevation. Two days later, the temperatures soared into the 70's. On one of my hikes this season we started out in t-shirts and shorts, only to be quickly pelted by a small hailstorm midway through the day.
Overall, we would classify this season as unusually warm. The idea of "normal" weather is perhaps an anomaly in Denali, regardless. As previously mentioned, we are only 30 miles away from the largest mountain in North America, so unpredictable is the typical forecast for the day! This warm spell has begun to cause us to bite our nails a bit, however. The tundra is very dry, and I worry about the amount of available water for the root systems of our vegetation, for the insect life, and for birds.
Last evening, thunder cracked across the sky above the mountain range, a few bolts of lighting struck across the tundra, and localized rain squalls pelted parts of the Denali Park Road. CDNFL staff camping on Turtle Hill even witnessed lightning ignite a small tundra fire to our west. Wildfire smoke from the western and southern parts of the state has rolled into our area, creating a bit of a hazy view looking out toward Denali.
We look forward to some more rain spells to alleviate these dry, hot conditions. Until then, we will continue to have fun dunking ourselves in Nugget Pond and Moose Creek to cool off from the warmth.
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It is our pleasure to present Dispatches, a journal of the goings on at Camp Denali & North Face Lodge. Written by members of our staff, Dispatches is an opportunity to peek into the special sightings notebook, brush up on Denali National Park issues, read about our ongoing projects in sustainability, and maybe get a whiff of what's cooking in the kitchens. Dispatches will carry on through the winter, when we hope to share stories of snowy ski adventures, deep cold, and the events of a small Alaskan community.


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Her screams echoed down the alley. The burly men grinned at each other as they moved in.
A shape dropped from overhead. With a sudden blur of movement, the men flew away. They grunted softly upon impact. The woman peered out from beneath her covering arms at the spandex-clad figure who stood, panting, outlined against the streetlights.
"A superhero!" she cried.
"I..." The figure swallowed. "I was bitten by a radioactive insect. It gave me its strength, toughness, speed..." He turned towards her. His face was in shadow. "The flea, it gave me... everything. God help me, I'm... hungry."
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Summary:The objective of the 'Gabardine Project' is to identify alternative sources of water to be artificially recharged and to investigate the feasibility, both environmental and economical, of their utilization. The 'Reclaim Water Project' proposes reclaimed municipal wastewater as an alternative water source, and aims to develop hazard mitigation technologies for water reclamation, and provide safe and cost effective routes for artificial groundwater recharge.
This joint workshop will promote better communication, sharing knowledge and information between participants, and will give an overview of the work done in both projects. International experts will be invited to give their views on aquifer recharge tools.
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A couple of days ago I was at the local mall- a very small and slow mall by "mall standards"- so my daughter could see the Easter Wolverine... umm, Bunny.
Anyway, while trying to convince her that the scary costumed critter wouldn't eat her, we were sitting on a bench and this group of people walked by. I noticed that one had a nice, modern semi-auto pistol on his hip, and was obviously not "law enforcement". I thought "Good job!" and wanted to thank him, but I was in the middle of an explanation to my traumatized daughter about how most people in Easter Bunny costumes don't want to hurt her, and even if this one wanted to, I wouldn't let it happen.
A few minutes later I noticed an obviously excited- but reservedly so- mall cop pacing around. I wondered if he had just encountered the armed patron, or if someone had "reported" the guy, but mall cop hadn't been able to find him. Or, if he was just always one to act testosterone-pumped and the one thing had nothing to do with the other. Although, I had seen mall cop just a few minutes earlier and he seemed much more relaxed as he sauntered along in a daze at that time.
I watched but never saw "open carry guy" stroll through again. Too bad because I wanted to shake his hand and give him my card. I was also willing to say something in his defense if mall cop got out of hand.
I have never noticed any "No guns (unless you plan to massacre)" signs anywhere in the mall, and New Mexico is an "open carry" state. But it is a rare sight around here, indeed. I would love for it to become a lot more common. (Of course, living as I do between two states, and Texas being one of the shameful states on that map, I'd have problems.)
One thing I know is that I feel much more endangered by cops (not the unarmed mall cop) than I do armed residents. Any mall cop ought to be glad to see armed patrons, since they are most likely on the same side. Unless mall cop decides to come down on the wrong side, that is.
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Horrible fear of pooping while delivering!
I didn't poop but I think that is because I laboured for around 20h at home and probably pooed 10 times, lol! The contractions really did a number on my bowels.
Once I got to the hospital I didn't even think of it until after when the dr (very young resident OB) came up to talk to me about how it went and my stitches. I asked him and he was so surprised by the question he looked at the pads underneath me and glanced in the trash! He was like, no! No, I don't think you did!
Lol! I guess no one had asked before because there is such a don't ask don't tell phenomenon around it.
It's actually really lucky for him I didn't since right before I left for the hospital I pounded back two bowls of Thai green curry...😱
Brayden 6/7/07, Mikayla 10/13/09, Logan 6/25/12, Kendra 8/5/14
Exactly! I pooped too, but you know what? My baby came out in 25 minutes of pushing, thank you very much. Nobody cared about the poop.
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I had an enema when they admitted me and it cleaned me out on my second child. With my first, I had diarrhea for about four days straight. It was like seriously just water going thru me for four days. My doctor says that some times people will have diarrhea before going into labor and its like nature's own enema. But what do I know? It doesn't bother me because there is a lot more nasty stuff coming out besides poop.
Mama to DDs Kaylin 7-24-08, Ansley 6-15-09, and Selah 7-29-14!
I literally just died laughing.
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INWOOD - The South Berkeley community is mourning the passing of one of its popular sports figures.
The always-gleaming Tony Mosby, who died earlier this week, was all about serving youth of the area.
He guided the South Berkeley Youth Football League as its president, spent time coaching as a football assistant at Musselman High School and as a boys basketball coach at Musselman Middle School and befriended many.
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He was probably best known for his affable demeanor and his ability to hit it off with practically anyone.
"It didn't make a difference who you were," said Jimmy Kerr, his best friend. "If you were a good person, he had no problem being your friend.
"That was the effect he had on many people. He didn't have any children of his own; someone commented, 'He had hundreds of children of his own.' He had grown adults come up to him and still call him coach."
Kerr's daughter, Logan, called Mosby her godfather, a special honor a parent bestows upon someone.
"He never missed a birthday or Christmas," Kerr said. "He always tried to make my daughter's basketball games at Musselman if he wasn't coaching his own game at the middle school."
A funeral service will take place 11 a.m. Wednesday at the South Berkeley Chapel of the Brown Funeral Homes. After burial services, there will be a gathering at Musselman High School.
"You will see people from all walks of life being there," Kerr said.
Mosby and Kerr played football, basketball and baseball together at Musselman before both graduated in 1994.
Mosby was 37.
"He was just a great fellow," Musselman High School athletic director Steve Campbell said.
"I don't know if there was a person who disliked Tony. Never have I ever heard a person say a nasty thing about him. He was outgoing. ... He was very good to all the kids in the youth leagues."
Retired Musselman football coach Denny Price coached Mosby and worked with him.
"He was a very outgoing guy; he was a very hard-working guy," Price said. "In all my years of watching him play and coaching with him, I don't know if I ever saw him lose his temper.
"Working with kids, he was always very positive with them, and that made him a popular coach. The fact he worked hard with the kids and taught them well, they respected him. He was all about working with kids."
Mosby made that his mission. Youngsters had no bigger backer than him.
"We just had the Tri-County championships (earlier this month)," said Doug Arndt, president of the Tri-County Youth Football League. "Tony gave out every single runner-up and championship trophy and shook every single kid's hand. That's the kind of guy he was.
"It was really just a sad day when we heard about Tony."
Always with a smile, Mosby stood steadfast of how he wanted the children to be treated.
"When Tony said youth football is all about the kids, he meant it, he meant every word of it," Arndt said. "With the Tri-County football board and things we do and policies we make, one thing he agreed on was that if it didn't benefit the players, it wasn't worth doing. He'd bring that up. He was an advocate for youth football."
Arndt said that even when Mosby was experiencing some health issues during the season, he made sure to attend youth football functions - even something as trivial as weigh-ins.
That aspect of Mosby stood out in the eyes of Price.
"Even through sickness, which he handled for many, many years," Price said, "he refused to let it stop him from working with the youth in the south end of the county. He continued working through his illness when a lot of people wouldn't have been able to do it. He insisted on doing it."
Mosby is survived by his mother, Davida.
"There aren't enough words to describe the situation with Tony and his family," Price said. "If you know him, you really are sad at this time. There's nothing you can say or do to take that away."


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Conversation with Stephen Rohde on Peace and Justice 10 Years After 9/11
Robert Link: ICUJP doesn't have the luxury of pursuing a single issue which can realistically be brought to an end in the short term. Economic, political, sociological, and religious forces in the U.S. are addicted to war.
Palestine: "Well…It Is an Occupation!"
Why Back Marcy Again?
Dick Price: I want someone who will stand on the corner and raise some hell. Lord knows, Washington has all the "go along to get along" it needs.
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Lawrence Wittner: Despite the President's rhetorical support for nuclear abolition, it looks like the United States and other nations are on a very slow track to ridding the world of the nuclear menace.
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Tom Hayden: Like all Americans, the Peace and Justice Resource Center needs the peeling back of secrecy covering the Pentagon's wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Will Sanity Be Restored and Fear Be Kept Alive?
David Swanson: If our government is, uniquely among wealthy countries, denying people healthcare, shouldn't we talk about that? How "sane" can it be to always seek out the middle ground and believe whatever propositions lie halfway between advocacy for peace and justice and advocacy for glorified racist ignorance and corporatism?
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Diane Lefer: "Nightwind"–the play we created in 2004 about his experience and his brother's abduction, torture, and murder by a death squad–has toured the US and the world, including Afghanistan, to raise global opposition to the practice of torture. Performing it for the first time in Medellín, the city where the atrocities took place, Hector was nervous.
When Teachers Unions Back War Escalations
David Swanson: There is nothing altruistic in the idea of peace activists helping workers and the unemployed here at home. That's how you build a movement for any political end, and that's how you keep our young people from becoming cannon fodder.
Winograd For Congress Sponsors Rare Reading of "My Name Is Rachel Corrie"
Progressive Democrat Marcy Winograd, who is challenging blue dog incumbent Jane Harman for California's 36th Congressional District, brings Rachel's story to Los Angeles to support President Obama's call upon the Israeli government to freeze further expansion of Israeli settlements into the Palestinian territory.
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by Nadia Hajib — I usually define myself as, first, a human being and a global citizen, committed to human rights for all. Second, a Palestinian Arab with American attributes. And third, a woman, conscious of that additional layer of discrimination with which women struggle, whatever their race, creed, or economic status.


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Dr. Norris was my son (now 23) and daughter's (now 20 and 9) pediatrician while his practice was in Houston. We still miss him a lot.
I love this doctor...he is great with children... I am very very pleased with him...takes the time to talk to you explain and answers questions.... NOT quick to get you out of his office.
This Doctor is only good at prescribing medicine. Every time we walk in the door, we have to remind him of our child's past medical history which ...
We were blessed to have Dr. Norris for 19 years. There is no better or more caring doctor. We miss him and love him.
Dr. Payne is a wonderful pediatrician. We are blessed that our children were able to see him for so many years. We miss him!
Oh, THANK YOU, Carol! I miss you and your incredible family there in Houston SO MUCH TOO!!! I hope everyone is healthy and happy. Thank you for allowing me to work with your awesome kids! Please tell them hello and keep in touch through Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/PaynePedi) and when you're in the Atlanta area, you must stop by and let me see everyone! Have a great holiday season and thanks for writing. I appreciate you! All the best, Norris
Dr Payne and Payne Pediatrics has taken care of our 4 children,including one special needs child,for the past 12 years. Words cannot describe what a wonderful doctor he has been. We have always felt blessed to have a doctor that we can completely trust what we value most in this world....our children.
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How did I lose my common sense and run this red light?
Freaked out like crazy: I ran a red light and put myself and others in very real danger. How did I forget how to drive safely for 10 seconds? [more inside]
Panic attacks while driving!
I am terrified of driving cars. I don't have much experience driving (lived in a large city and used public transportation until recently). I find myself thinking that I will get into a car accident every time I get into the car. It is especially bad on the highway, and I even experience shortness of breath and major anxiety while on the highway. Help! [more inside]
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Should I stay or should I go?
Is the drive on 95 to Georgetown in DC a thing to be feared? Any tips for a noob? [more inside]
Help me conquer my fear of driving
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Monday, June 16, 2014
After three consecutive years of sold-out shows at the Charleston Comedy Festival, North America's most defining, multicultural stand-up comedy showcase returns to Charleston on one of its biggest stages.
"The Most Races Show on Earth" takes place Saturday, June 21, at the historic Charleston Music Hall for one night only.
The multi-ethnic show was created nine years ago by Charleston-based, Filipino-Canadian comedian Neil Bansil as a way to examine racial differences and bring diverse audiences together laughing under one roof.
"It's amazing to see how far the show has come," says Bansil. "Ten years ago, this show started with five local Toronto comedians performing in my hometown, and since then it has grown to feature over 60-plus comedians of various backgrounds hailing from L.A. to New York, from Atlanta to Montreal on stages across two countries."
In addition to annual shows in Toronto, the show continues to bring diversity to stages with performances all over the Southeast, including an 18-city U.S. tour in 2013, as well as shows at colleges and universities across the country. "We chose Charleston, not only because it is my new hometown, but because it is quickly becoming one of the most progressive cities in the Southeast," said Bansil.
Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for groups of six or more. A portion from each ticket sold will go to local nonprofit Corpus Callosum.
For tickets, please call 843-853-2252, visit www.etix.com, or visit the Charleston Music Hall box office at 37 John Street.
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