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http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6624973799 - so it could become handy again.
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Lone boot seen on 60Posted Saturday, March 17, 2012, at 9:02 PM
I took this puzzling picture while driving east on Highway 60 near Dexter today, and I'm dying to know what one boot, obviously leather, is doing posted beside the highway not far from the Hwy 25 overpass????
Any guesses??
I can't imagine the owner being unaware that he had lost such an item. It would seem rather obvious if he were wearing only one boot...It surely couldn't have slipped off his foot accidentally.
And it's strange that a passing motorist would have seen the boot and stopped to stick it on a post beside the highway.
Looks like an expensive boot, too!
I assume that there is no FOOT in the boot...
Is there a one-legged Cossack in the area??
Puzzling! Very puzzling!
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Well, it appears to me that a witch with one wooden leg made an unexpected dive-bomber landing. The rest of her/him could very well be buried,leaving her/his wooden leg above ground. Hey--I'm nothing if not creative. Perhaps one of your fellow-bloggers would edge near enough to check that theory. I'm too far away, or I just might. Of course, that could alter the first line of the story forming in my imagination.
-- Posted by GONENOW on Mon, Mar 19, 2012, at 2:01 PM
Looks like a motorcycle boot to me. It's morbid to think there was an accident and the injured guy was carried off in the ambulance with only one boot.
I knew you'd show up on this blog, Ken! I thought of the Perkins pole, too!
-- Posted by goat lady on Sun, Mar 18, 2012, at 8:15 AM
My first thought if this was the scene of a fatal accident, he died with one boot on.
Just my weird mental rambling.
-- Posted by Dexterite1 on Sun, Mar 18, 2012, at 6:47 AM
I would suspect that someone saw it on the side of the road and put it on the stick so anyone looking for it could see it easily.
If it's still there the next time you pass, grab it for the Perkins Shoe Tree:
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Hello, I haven't had any pu-erh and I've been doing alot or research on the topic as well as reading blogs. I have to admit that I dont feel like I know much more about it than I did when I started. Between all the vendors and the factories it can be a little overwhelming. I contacted Scott at Yunann sourcing and he recommended the following raw and cooked:
I'll list a few teas in each category that I feel might be interesting and good.
2005 Xiaguan "Xiao Fa Tuo" Aged Ripe Pu-erh tea tuo in box
2007 Menghai Tea Factory 7262 Ripe Pu-erh Tea cake
2012 Yunnan Sourcing "Dragon of Jing Mai" Ripe Pu-erh tea mini cake
2009 Mengku "981007" Recipe Ripe Pu-erh tea cake * 400 grams
2006 Menghai "San Ji Pu Bing" Ripe Pu-erh tea cake * 357 grams
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2002 Menghai 7592 201 Ripe Pu-erh Tea cake * 357 grams
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2000 Gu Pu Er "Green Mark Qi Zi" Raw Pu-erh tea cake * 357 grams
2012 Yunnan Sourcing "Chen Xiang" Aged Raw Pu-erh of Wu Liang Mountain
2012 Yunnan Sourcing "Ye Sheng Cha" Wild Tree Purple Tea of Dehong
2012 Menghai Tea Factory "7532 201" Raw Pu-erh Tea cake
2002 Yi Wu "Ancient Spirit" Raw Pu-erh Tea cake * 330 grams
2002 Feng Qing "Jia Ji Tuo Cha" Aged Raw Pu-erh tea
2011 Yunnan Sourcing "Pasha Mountain" Autumn Raw Pu-erh tea cake * 400 grams
2003 Wu Chi Dao "Mengku Zheng Shan" Raw Pu-erh Tea cake
2011 Yunnan Sourcing "Mu Shu Cha" Ancient Arbor Raw Pu-erh tea cake
I would only order samples of some of these.
A lot of these say where they come from, but I'm having a hard time understanding where some of the teas talked about in the forums come from. I read about things that I might like to try and have no idea where to find it.
I would like any feedback on these suggestions as well as a point in the right direction. Is there any factories/vendors that you prefer for certain types? I'm sure that alot of this has been discussed and would appreciate any links to threads.
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NEW ULM – The Renville County Historical Society director and a Crow Creek, S.D. suicide task force organizer, hunting and fishing guide talked about the making of a documentary film and answered questions about it Monday during a screening at Martin Luther College Auditorium.
The film – "Dakota 38" – sprung from a dream that Native American spiritual leader and Vietnam veteran Jim Miller had in the spring of 2005. In the dream, he found himself riding horseback in the South Dakota great plains, arriving at a Minnesota riverbank where he saw 38 Dakota hanged, despite never knowing about the largest simultaneous mass execution in U.S. history on Dec. 26, 1862.
"When you dream, you know it came from the Creator," Miller said. "…It bothered me night and day until we did the ride."
Four years later, the dream became reality and the subject of a documentary film when Miller and a group of horseback riders, which includes natives and non-natives, braved late December cold, driving snow and ice, retracing the 330-mile route from Lower Brule, S.D. to Mankato, arriving at the hanging site on the anniversary day of the execution.
The ride began in Lower Brule, site of an 1862 Dakota prisoner of war camp, the men said.
In the film, Miller said the ride was about healing from the wounds of 150 years ago and today's killing fields of drugs, alcoholism and depression.
Franky Jackson of Morton, the first minority person to lead a county historical society in Minnesota, called the ride "a personal path to healing."
"Learn your family history while you can," he said. "The Dakota suicide rate is three times the national average. One of the youngest riders took his life a year after the ride at age 21."
A University of Minnesota Morris anthropology major, Miller urged the audience to get to know their neighbors, whether they are red, white, black or yellow.
"I'm a cultural millionaire," Jackson said. "I'm not interested in squealing tires on a (Cadillac) Escalade. I'd rather have my culture over materialism any day. We all need more dialogue and networking to come together on all levels."
Hunkpati Suicide Task Force organizer and Crow Creek, S.D. hunting and fishing guide Peter Lengkeek said his mother overcame a rough childhood in a Dakota boarding school to show him love and compassion as a child.
Lengkeek said many Dakota children were taken away from their parents at young ages. They were sometimes beaten and sexually assaulted at boarding schools under the guise of Christian churches, but were operated like military boot camps, scarring young Dakota lives forever.
"I've got aunts and uncles who grew up in boarding schools and have never hugged me yet," Lengkeek said. "I've got cousins who have never been off the reservation or been in a non-native home. I want to help people reconnect with culturally-based programs, not just some program the U.S. government throws money at."
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Ok, so PennDOT says a traffic light at Pennsylvania Avenue and Liberty Street is not needed.
Personally, I disagree, but PennDOT and especially the city could care less what my opinion or anybody else's opinion is; they seem pretty bent on keeping the four-way stop.
Apparently, the brain childs at PennDOT and the city have not driven through there at rush hour. I guess they try to avoid the area like I do because of what a mess it is.
What I don't understand though, why a four-way stop? I'm guessing the traffic study showed that the bulk of the traffic going through that intersection is through traffic on Pennsylvania Avenue, not Liberty Street. So if they refuse to put the light back, why not a two-way stop, with stop signs posted on Liberty Street? You know, like every other intersection on Pennsylvania Avenue not controlled by a traffic light.
Oh yeah, that might make sense. But that would be a safety issue for the huge number of pedestrians that cross Pennsylvania Avenue. But the light would solve that.
Too bad pedestrians, your safety would cost too much. I wonder who did this traffic study? Perhaps PennDOT hired the guy from Washington that inspected the bridge that just collapsed. I am not hoping for an accident there, but when it happens, I hope both PennDOT and the City get sued.
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Planktonic food such as zooplankton, copepods, and algae are the primary source of food for A. ocellaris (Myers 1999). They are classified as generalized omnivores as they feed on equal amounts of algae and animals (Sano et al. 1984). They are also reported to consume parasites from their host anemones (Thresher 1984). Feeding is also dominated by the hierarchical structure of the group dynamics in the anemone. Because the smaller fish receive the most aggression from the others, they have reduced energy for foraging great distances from the anemone and tend to stay close. Additionally, it is unsafe for the smaller fish to stray farther from the safety of the anemone (Fautin and Allen 1992). The large, dominant fish will forage at greater distances, but generally no farther than several meters from the anemone. (Fautin and Allen, 1992; Myers, 1999; Sano, Shimizu, and Nose, 1984; Thresher, 1984)


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Skip to comments.Netherlands: Airport guards cheered 9/11
Posted on 12/29/2009 7:21:00 AM PST by AIM-54
Members of one of the Dutch security companies at Schiphol Airport, Group4Securicor (G4S), are speaking out after the attempted terrorist attack on the US bound plane, for which their company was responsible.
Guards and former guards say that after the September 11 attacks, the only thing that was done was to add more workers, who knew nothing. G4S refused to comment on these accusations.
Belinda Kreugel, who until recently worked for G4S, says that she decided to speak up since the public interest is greater than her personal interest. She says that risk-flights to the US were inspected by beginners, and that people were sent out to do body searches and x-rays after just two weeks of training. Three quarters of the employees have been there for less than a year, after which it becomes too expensive to keep them. Airport administrators repeated these concerns.
One former employee says that some of the guards sympathized with Islamic terrorists. "Among my colleagues were friends of [Moroccan-Dutch terrorist] Samir Azzouz."
"I saw what happened among the guards during the September 11th attack. In the guard area of the 'security members' a loud cheer rose from Muslim colleagues. Several former colleagues witnessed it. There was a standing ovation. Together with other colleagues I've lodged a complaint about it by the military police."
English translation at: http://islamineurope.blogspot.com/2009/12/netherlands-airport-guards-cheered-911.html
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That is what makes the Dutch passenger who thwarted the Nigerian's attempt to cause an explosian designed to take down the plane so remarkable.
Nah, withdrawal and surrender. They only move into the territory the Europeans have left them. Remember, they still constitute only a few percent of the total population; they can do nothing at all by themselves. It's the Europeans that are confused and filled with post-colonial guilt and self-hate. It is SELF-destruction that we are witnessing here.
I just read the the Canadians have called out the federal police force, the RCMP, to assist in airport screening....having traveled trough Toronto, I understand why....the security staff are all recent arrivals, and for most part are Muslims....
The owners / operators of Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam
also own / operate the International Arrivals Terminal at JFK Airport in NYC
A sane person does not trust untrustworthy people.
Or it could be that the Dutch citizenry has awakened to the multicultural insanity that the government is imposing on the people and dialed into what's going down.
Like the USA, the European people are not as stupid as their governments.
How about right here? How about our airplanes being no more safe than Fort Hood?
Somebody posted a pic the other day of an airport screener in a headscarf searching a nun; it was not a joke picture. The pic was presumably taken at an American airport (discussion ensued that there are Muslim screeners at several U.S. airports).
So the whole "screening" thing is a sham exactly the way the security at Fort Hood was a sham.
We're in a religioius war whether we like it or not. Refusing to admit it doesn't make it any less true.
Muslim screeners at American airports moots the entire exercise. The sacrifice of American freedom to PC makes major victims of the economy and the airlines, once a thriving sector of American enterprise. The Muslims are laughing at Americans for victimizing themselves at the Muslims' bidding.
This is a religious war. This is not about race or ethnicity. It is about religion. If "good" Muslims want to do right without converting to a different religion, they must advocate the sense in allowing the U.S. to discriminate against Muslims from jobs such as airport screening. As another FReeper wrote, if blond Amish were the ones bombing planes, then he'd have no problem being profiled in airports even though he wasn't Amish.
The fact that there are Muslim screeners in airports WILL RESULT in the same thing that happened at Fort Hood. It is inevitable.
I don't know what the man's attitude toward 9/11 is, but I will tell you that someone attempting to blow up the airplane YOU are on is a very powerful motivator.
Or.... not so remarkably, the guy who saved himself, the plane and it's other occupants, just wanted to live. I doubt he had time for any other considerations.
But, I do hope you're right about there being an awakening in Europe to dangers vastly spreading.
It's remarkable how many airport employees have names like Muhammed, Abdul and Mo. Sacramento was loaded with them up until recently.
Do you suppose that's a coincidence? I'm guessing not.
Why would anyone question Schuringa's (a white, non-muslim) attitude toward 9/11????
The only people in Holland who cheered the 9/11 attack were muslims..
Jeezuz, some people on the board are so effing dumb!!!!
I did not question Schuringa's attitude toward 9/11. I lauded his bravery and presence of mind in the face of a disaster. However, if one lives in a PC society where all kinds of aberrations are tolerated, it wouldn't surprise me if that person might become complacent.
I just think that it is remarkable that this man (who was seated on the opposite side of the plane with at least 15 seats and passengers between him and the perp) managed to get there first and put out the flames with his bare hands. Most of us are conditioned to think that it is somebody else's duty to take such action.
I didn't question it, I was pointing out that it didn't matter. It wouldn't have surprised me if one of those cheering the attacks on the towers were also on this airplane and had attempted to thwart the crotch bomber.
As for white non-muslims questioning 9/11, you've not looked at the truther movement much. Most of them are white, American, privileged children who think the US gov't plotted the whole thing and demo'd the buildings.
You should reserve your outrage at how "stupid" freepers are until you think more carefully on the subject.
I don't know how you can say that when there are so many white non-Muslim 9/11 Truthers right in here in the USA.
You apparently have never had the pleasure of an encounter with a European marxist, anarchist, or anti-Ameircan.
"Sacramento was loaded with them up until recently."
Very interesting. Where'd they go or did they just change their names?
Check it out.
Stopping all flights from countries who don't take terrorism seriously and haven't screened their own airport employees would be a good start.
IF we have to funnel all European flights thru only a few airports who are going to be vigilant is just fine with me.
The abject failure of airport security in all parts of the world seems to be a direct attempt to destroy that part of the world's economy, also.
Another step into going back to the 7th Century?????
NObama is faaaar too much of a sympathizer to any & all things Muslim. He needs to be removed from office.
Whatever the reward for the Imposter's birth certificate is up to now, it pales in the value of an airplane load of passengers.
No airport on this planet should ever hire any Muslim for any job.
"..the US should simply deny US landing rights to any flight originating in the Netherlands."
Ditto all nations, particularly in the Middle East, that don't all the full body scanning. Another thread on here this morning said ME nations are objecting to the idea of full body searches. Fine, just don't come to the US. Works for me.
And again, we see government at its efficient best. Don't bother checking the twenty-five year old male Muslim, who doesn't have a pass-port, paid cash for his ticket, no checked luggage, on a government terrorism watch list,... What's that, can't use the word terrorism?,... sorry, never mind.
Don't fly into Minneapolis/St Paul then - it's virtually all Somalians.
Celebrate Diversity! Or is it lack of diversity? I'm confused.
Thank you for contacting Senator Collins office with your inquiry regarding the Dutch policy of permitting U.S. Marshals aboard outbound flights from the Netherlands . Pursuant to your inquiry, I have looked into the matter with the Congressional Research Service (a well-respected non-partisan arm of the Library of Congress), which informs me that U.S. air marshals have never had a problem being denied access to a flight that they have requested to board.
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As long as Muslims are allowed to be screeners at American airports, passengers and crew on American flights are as in as much danger as the soldiers killed in the massacre at Fort Hood.
>> "I saw what happened among the guards during the September 11th attack. In the guard area of the 'security members' a loud cheer rose from Muslim colleagues."
This report doesn't surprise me. I'm sure there are reports of similar activity in the States.
That said, gate security was operated by Western looking individuals on my flights back to the U.S. They always appeared to take their jobs seriously.
Regardless of the allegations about the guards, it would make sense to think about who has access to the facilities that provide security lists.
Muzzie security guards. Nice.
I can only wish it was as benignly humorous as a photo I saw not too long ago of a guy with his baseball hat on backward ... using his hand to shade his eyes, while others sitting right next to him had their eyes shaded by the bills of the baseball caps they were wearing properly.
The sad, sick, disgusting poster of the scarved Muslim screener searching the middle-aged nun is the picture-postcard illustration of dangerous absurdity in America.
Security screening at airports is a waste of our time, a charade, and a sham as long as Muslims are in on the searching. It is all a big game of pretend as long as they are there.
Do either of you know — was that photo taken at an American airport? If so, then it's an outrage because OUR TAX DOLLARS are paying for this silly fool's game. If it was taken at the airport of another country, that's another ballgame.
Sorry, for the misunderstanding.
They may still be there. I don't know. I haven't used the airport in over a year.
But in the end had to agree with them the Nuns need to be checked as well. for two reasons:
1. Someone could slip them something they were not aware of.
2. Anyone can get a Nuns outfit.
you are correct...
I was wondering however..... exactly how many "fake nuns" have blown up jets, flown jets into buildings, opened fire at army bases, fragged out fellow soldiers, taken over ocean liners and rolled passengers off the deck, hidden in the back of a car while being driven around and murdered innocent people as a sniper, driven trucks into Marine bases and detonated them....?
That many huh?
Well in that case by all means we should cavity search every woman, especially blond nordic women because that will yield us the highest number of terrorists. I would avoid black men, brown skinned men with mustaches that speak with heavy mid-easter accents, eastern european men that are muslims, and especially anybody that buys a ticket with cash, one way, with no passport and no luggage.
i am not disagreeing with you.
Don't worry about searching the Muslim fanatic that even had his father freaked out. I don't know why everyone wants to get on board with the nudi-x-ray machines when there's no proof that it would even work on sponge bob square pants underwear bombs.
Better yet, crotch sniffing, bomb smelling dogs. No...even better, bomb smelling pigs! Political correctness should not trump national security!
So Steve, you have 10,000 passengers trying to get through an airport on a busy holiday, have one newfangled nudi-x-ray machines. You have a 72 year old women dressed in a habit (with no five o'clock shadow or Koran under her arm,) and a 25 year old male who is sweating bullets, (and has no luggage, and a one way ticket.) You only have time to check one, which who do you scan?
Profiling is reasonable in a time of war. Anyone inconvenienced by it who fusses isn't pulling for the right side! If Muslims get pissed, let them clean up their own and stop the jihadists. The bombers father tried to. I bet he would have wanted his son profiled!
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Ah, this is vintage Charlie. Success is just around the corner and he wants to let you know it. Snyder is coming off an 11-2 coach-of-the-year, Big 12 championship season. Kansas? Really good in basketball. Never mind that Weis never signed a junior college player until this recruiting season. How could he? With his background rooted in the NFL, Notre Dame (no jucos) and Florida (offensive coordinator for one season), he has no experience charming those 14th graders.
Never mind that bringing in that many junior college players is the ultimate recruiting risk/reward. Eighteen jucos is among the highest total in FBS this recruiting season. If a few guys bomb out in the classroom or underachieve on the field, that's more than a black hole. That starts to get into job security.
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"If you're Kansas right now, shoot, good luck and throw up a Hail Mary there," said J.C. Shurburtt, national recruiting director for 247Sports.
Weis' optimism is boundless. You have to give him that. Don't call it a comeback for a man with four Super Bowl rings and two BCS bowls in his past. Call it a throwback. Snyder has used similar tactics for two decades at K-State. The man has become perhaps the best there ever was at procuring and developing juco talent. For Weis, there are worse coaches to imitate.
KU's coach, then, is all in during his latest reincarnation -- with this recruiting class, with copying Snyder, with his job. If Weis whiffs on a few it could ruin his depth -- and the program. If he hits on most of them, KU is going to be a factor in the Big 12. Soon.
"I have to break through the barrier of us being Kansas," he said.
Don't let Bill Self hear that, but part of the statement rings true. KU football is an afterthought here most of the time. Part of the reason Weis took the job was seeing the possibility of that 2008 Orange Bowl, the program's second BCS-level bowl in 39 years.
"Are they any good?" Weis'wife Maura asked her husband in December 2011 when KU AD Sheahon Zenger made the offer.
"No," he replied, "That's why the job is open."
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"Why not take a page from [Snyder]?" Weis said. "I told him that. Before the K-State game this year I wanted him to know: Unlike the rest of the Jayhawk fans who would never give kudos related to the Wildcats … I respect what he's done."
Kansas State started eight jucos on defense last season and had 12 such players in the two-deep. But there is a fine line -- maybe it's a chasm -- between Snyder and everyone else when it comes to squeezing every last drop out of jucos.
Former K-State coach Ron Prince went down a similar path. In 2008 he signed 19 jucos.That brought his three-season total to 37.
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Let's cut through your natural skepticism. Weis can be a lightning rod but the man can recruit. That much is certain. Those 29 seniors who helped Notre Dame to the BCS title game were his guys. Coming to South Bend late following the Patriots' 2004 Super Bowl season, his first class was ranked 40th by rivals.com. His next four classes at ND finished eighth, eighth, second and 21st. The first KU class was ranked 74th but that was understandable.
This year's class has moved up to No. 47 in 247Sports, two spots ahead of Kansas State -- if you believe in such things, which is a good starting point at Kansas. In an incredible case of irony, those 29 Irish seniors equal the number of Kansas players that have left the program since Weis arrived.
"Let's face it," he said unsolicited in the middle of the interview. "People are really questioning whether [I] can get this done at Kansas, or whether I'm worth a crap as a coach, as a head coach."
Sooo -- black hole, be damned -- why not go down this rabbit hole? Weis has his quarterback -- BYU transfer Jake Heaps -- and a hard-pounding ground game taking shape.
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That clock can be a powerful motivator. Those jucos have two years of eligibility remaining. Some are late bloomers, some are academic hardships. Some just didn't get that DI scholarship out of high school. None of them are stars -- not on the FBS level.
A Kansas core four who call themselves the "Juco Dream Team" have emerged. Defensive tackle Marquel Combs has been sort of a ringleader. Combs is the nation's No. 1 juco player out of Pierce College in California. Pierce's teammate, linebacker Marcus Jenkins-Moore, came along with Cassius Sendish, a corner from Arizona Western College and safety Isaiah Johnson from Iowa Western Community College.
Weis says he went head-to-head with Snyder going coast-to-coast to sign the jucos. The players have come from seven states ranging from California to New York. They are being recruited to a program that was historically bad in 2012, beating no FBS teams. The only win came against FCS South Dakota State. Only 10 teams were worse defensively than the Jayhawks. They lost half their games by at least two touchdowns.
Weis says he'll back off juco-heavy recruiting as the roster ripens. That philosophy is now based on this basic question: How many top high school players will come to a program that has won one game?
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Cramer's Top Stock Picks: DFRG, KMX, DVAX, AAPL
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Here are some of the hot stocks Jim Cramer talked about on Friday's "Mad Money" on CNBC:
Del Frisco's (DFRG) : Cramer said of all the recent restaurant IPOs, this is the one investors should be buying.
CarMax (KMX) and AutoNation (AN) : When it comes to the battle between new cars vs. used cars, Cramer said CarMax wins hands down going into 2013.
Dynavax Technologies (DVAX) : Cramer said he called this speculative biotech company wrong in an earlier show, but would not be a seller with shares now down 47% from his initial recommendation.
Apple (AAPL) : Cramer said that Apple, a stock which he owns for his charitable trust, Action Alerts PLUS, demonstrated a classic "oversold" pattern in Friday's trading.To read a full recap of "Mad Money" on CNBC, click here.
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Politicians are trying to suppress political speech by calling it "bullying," charges Hans Bader. He's got a doozy of an example from Canada: Ontario Education Minister Laurel Broten says Catholic schools can't tell students abortion is wrong because anti-abortion speech is "misogyny," which is banned by Bill 13, the anti-bullying law.
Religious schools are subject to censorship, Broten said.
"We do not allow and we're very clear with the passage of Bill 13 that Catholic teachings cannot be taught in our schools that violates human rights and which brings a lack of acceptance to participation in schools," she said. …
. . . "Bill 13 is about tackling misogyny, taking away a woman's right to choose could arguably be one of the most misogynistic actions that one could take."
U.S. protections for free speech are much stronger than in Canada, but some school administrators have tried to bully students who disapprove of homosexuality, Bader writes.
When a Wisconsin high school newspaper ran dueling student opinion pieces on whether same-sex couples should be able to adopt children, the student who took the "no" side was accused of bullying — which can lead to expulsion — by the superintendent.
However, a conservative Christian student successfully challenged a school "harassment" code that punished students who oppose homosexuality, Bader writes. In Saxe v. State College Area School District (2001), a federal appeals court ruled there is no "harassment" exception to the First Amendment for speech which offends members of minority groups.


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You wouldn't find these 8 foods in a dietitian's fridge or pantry.
Think you're being healthy by drizzling fat-free salad dressing on your lettuce? Do you feel virtuous purchasing only organic cookies and candies? Not so fast. We asked eight dietitians to list some of the food items they would never eat, and while some of the responses were no-brainers (no energy drinks or sugary coffees!), there were some surprises, as well. �Of course, there is no such thing as "good" or "bad" foods. But you might think twice before filling your grocery cart with these 8 foods. Sprouts. �As a source of many foodborne illnesses, raw sprouts are one food I tend to avoid,� said nutrition expert and registered dietitian Toby Amidor, author of The Greek Yogurt Kitchen. There have been at least 30 reported illness outbreaks associated with raw or lightly cooked sprouts from salmonella or E. coli bacteria. �If I do choose to eat sprouts, I will cook them beforehand,� she added. Processed red meat. There is strong evidence showing a link between processed red meat and cancer, heart disease and premature death. Registered dietitian-nutritionist Cara Anselmo, who blogs at�caraanselmo.com, tells her clients never to eat bacon, sausage, pepperoni and most hot dogs. �They�re basically just salt, fat and preservatives,� she said. Processed foods. Processed foods are our biggest nutrition issue, according to registered dietitian Jae Berman. �If we just ate foods where we knew the ingredients, understood what is in the food and aware of where the food comes from, we would be a healthier society,� she said. �We put food in our mouths and have no clue where it comes from, the chemicals that are in it and how it is made.� She urges individuals to focus on whole real, local and seasonal foods. �If we did that, we wouldn�t have to focus on foods not to eat,� she said �Raw milk. �Raw milk, whether it is from cows, sheep or goats, has not been pasteurized to kill harmful bacteria,� said registered dietitian Joan Salge Blake, clinical associate professor at Boston University and author of Nutrition & You.�While proponents claim there are health benefits to drinking milk that is unpasteurized and un-homogenized, raw milk carries some dangerous risks.�According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, unpasteurized milk is 150 times more likely than pasteurized milk to cause foodborne illnesses. Your best bet? Stick to organic milk, which is made from cows that aren't treated with growth hormones. Cereals. Cereals with 4 grams of fiber or less are high in sugars and calories and less nutrient-dense than whole grains. �We have become consumers of food-like products, rather than whole foods,� said registered dietitian Carol Ann Brannon. Rather than eating a bowl of sugar-laden cereal for breakfast, make a batch of steel-cut oats on the stovetop�rich in stick-to-your-ribs fiber, oats will keep you fuller for longer. Fat-free bottled salad dressing. �Fat-free bottled salad dressing is never going to taste as good as your own vinaigrette made with extra-virgin olive oil, and it has a strange consistency due to the fillers used to thicken it to make up for the lack of fat,� said registered dietitian Janet Helm, author of The Food Lover�s Healthy Habits Cookbook and blogger at Nutrition Unplugged.�Researchers at Purdue found that fat-fat or low-fat salad dressings reduced the absorption of fat-soluble carotenoids � beneficial compounds in the salad such as lutein, lycopene, beta-carotene and zeaxanthin. She recommends making your own dressing. Organic lollipops. �Many food companies put words on packages to make them appear healthier,� said registered dietitian Shari Portnoy, who blogs at Food Label Nutrition.��The word organic seems to many synonymous with healthy, not true. Organic is a production system, not a healthy eating system.� Lollipops (organic or otherwise) are loaded with sugar and devoid of nutrients. Canned soup. A regular sized can of Campbell�s chicken noodle soup contains 2.5 servings, which breaks down to 150 calories, 5 grams of fat, 20 grams of carbohydrate and a whopping 2,225 milligrams of sodium�more than the recommended daily intake. �Watch the nutrition facts,� said registered dietitian-nutritionist Sara Lopinski with the Division of Endocrinology at Southern Illinois School of Medicine. She recommends staying with the reduced sodium and fat versions and limiting yourself to the suggested serving size. This article originally appeared as on Spry Living


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Degrassi's back, Degrassi's back! Tonight's episode had so many good Degrassi moments. (If you haven't seen it yet, watch it here before you read any further.)
I love that the episode begins with Becky talking to Jenna about how she's "ready for a fresh start." We all are, Becky! Yay for fresh starts and fresh new episodes of Degrassi!
Let's talk about Adam and Becky. Has the Degrassi fandom agreed on a couple name yet? I was leaning toward Adecky, because it's fun to say, but I've also seen people using Beckam and Beckdam... what's it gonna be? Share your preference in the comments, please. I love these two and hope I'll get to talk about them A LOT this season, so I need to know what to call them.
At the beginning of the episode, Becky seemed to be trying way too hard to get Adam to like her, but how cute was that mall montage? (Rewatch it here!) It made me want a life full of love and french fries. That fry-throwing scene... Oh, my heart. Sigh. :)
My only concern here involves the words "secret boyfriend." I feel like secrets have a way of getting out, and it usually happens at the worst possible time.
When Becky invited Adam over to dinner, I think I was more nervous than either of them. (Oh, by the way, that book Adam was reading when Becky called? Survival by Margaret Atwood. I'm a book nerd, so I paused it to check, haha. I'm guessing this one might be homework-related, and not a just-for-fun book, but who knows?) Rewatch Adam's dinner at the Bakers' here. How are you feeling about Adam and Becky right now?
Now, let's talk about Eli. He's verrrry excited about going to NYU, isn't he? I really hope he gets in -- and not just because I went there. I worry how he'll react if he gets a rejection letter. If I could talk to him (or anyone who's that obsessed with going to a particular college), I'd remind him that even if he doesn't get in on the first try, he can go somewhere else and try to transfer later. Also: In the grand scheme of things, it doesn't matter much where you go to college, as long as you go somewhere... but I doubt Eli wants to hear that right now.
When Eli was struggling for film ideas, I was like, "Whoa, he is trying way too hard." (He and Becky both need to relax -- and I don't mean Jake's way.) When Jake suggested that Eli smoke pot before making his film, I was both surprised and annoyed. I miss the Jake that was so worried about Clare when she moved in with the sketchy pot farmers. I miss the Jake that cares about recycling and the environment, and builds a green roof at Degrassi. I'm an environmentalist, too, and I feel like he's making environmentalists look bad. Get it together, Jake. And get it together, Eli!
And of course, let's talk about Drew, Bianca, and Mrs. Torres. I understand why Audra thinks they're too young to get married. If normal high school kids announced their engagement, I'd probably be just as skeptical as she is. But Drew and Bianca aren't exactly normal -- despite their young age, they've both dealt with some seriously grown-up stuff. I feel like getting married could be a good thing for them. I hope Audra comes around.
So... what did YOU think of "Building a Mystery, pt. 1"? (And don't forget to tell me your favorite Adam/Becky couple name!)


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While our previous review of 19" LCD monitors was about models with a screen aspect ratio of 5:4 and a native resolution of 1280x1024 pixels, this review will be concerned with widescreen 19" monitors that have an aspect ratio of 16:10 and a native resolution of 1440x900 pixels. 19" monitors with a larger pixel pitch and a resolution of 1280x768 are not selling anymore – the manufacturers have transitioned to matrixes that provide roughly the same total of pixels as 5:4 models (1.3 million against 1.31 million pixels). Widescreen models prove to be more convenient for users for several reasons.
It is easier to organize your workspace on a wide screen. It is more comfortable to watch widescreen video formats most movies are recorded in. When such video is being reproduced on a wide screen, there are only narrow black areas at the top and bottom left (because the aspect ratio of a movie frame is 16:9 as opposed to the screen aspect ratio of 16:10), but on an ordinary screen these black areas are quite large. Or you lose less information on the sides of the frame if you scale it up to fill the whole screen. It is also easier to work in image-editing programs since you've got some place at the side of the screen to put various toolsets, palettes, menus, etc into. It is also simpler with multiple documents: you can place two text windows next to each other and the text will still be readable.
Widescreen monitors are also better in terms of ergonomics. You can easily put one on your desk so that the top edge the screen was not higher than your eye level. This reduces your eye strain and prevents your eyes from drying out (if your eyes are cast downwards, they are half-covered by the lids). The eye also finds it easier to move horizontally than vertically.
Regrettably, all 19" widescreen monitors are based on TN matrixes as opposed to models with larger diagonals among which you can see *VA and S-IPS matrixes as well. The wideness of the screen helps conceal the narrow vertical viewing angle typical of TN matrixes, yet it doesn't solve this problem completely. I won't mention this parameter in the body of the article considering that all the monitors in this review have almost identical viewing angles (the difference in their specified viewing angles is due to the employed measurement method; as a matter of fact, the real viewing angles of all the tested monitors are far inferior to the angles provided by monitors with PVA and S-IPS matrixes). In fact, all 19" widescreen monitors fall into two groups: fast ones with Response Time Compensation and slow ones without RTC.
I want to remind you our testing methodology in brief. Besides giving you a subjective evaluation of the monitor's exterior design and usability, we test its color reproduction quality, color gamut, response time (and the RTC error level if the monitor features RTC technology), and brightness and contrast ratio. I want to warn you against comparing monitors basing on the average values of response time or RTC error. A monitor may have a low average RTC error but with a few long transitions that are going to be quite conspicuous in practice.
We now publish gamma curve diagrams in static format, but you can click them to open the diagram in the old animated view. The static image shows a theoretical curve corresponding to gamma 2.2 and the monitor's own curves (colored red, green and blue) measured with a calibrator.


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Sail aboard the remarkably comfortable, all-suite Sea Spirit and experience East Greenland in grand style with spacious suites. Every suite aboard the Sea Spirit features an exterior view, en-suite bath, in-room satellite phone, hair-dryer, individual temperature controls, in-room safe, flat-screen TV and a DVD player. 15 top suites also feature private balconies.
Other amenities aboard the 114-passenger Sea Spirit include a library and game room, multi-purpose presentation room with state-of-the-art equipment, hot tub and fitness room. The Sea Spirit does feature internet access, and is equipped with stabilizers for smooth sailing.
Staff and Crew: 94
Guests: 114
Lifeboats: 4 partially enclosed
Propulsion: Diesel - 4,720 horsepower
Ice Class: 1D, ice-strengthened hull
Cruising Speed: 14.5 knots in open water
Registration: Bahamas
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