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On Tuesday, the Acton Institute co-sponsored, along with Regent University's College of Arts & Sciences and School of Divinity, To Fail or To Flourish: Does My Life and Work Really Matter? The purpose of the event was to initiate a conversation on campus on the topic of human flourishing involving students, faculty, staff and administration.
The day started with a session by Dr. Corné Bekker entitled, "Does the Bible Say Anything About Flourishing?" Dr. Bekker leads the Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership Ecclesial Leadership major, teaches in the doctoral programs of the School of Business and Leadership, and is actively involved in research on the use of Biblical hermeneutics and spirituality to explore leadership.
Dr. Bekker examined the question, "What does it mean to be fully alive?" He cited St. Iranaeus' quote ("the glory of God is man fully alive") and explained how it is often misquoted and/or misused, oftentimes in the context of flourishing. David Kelsey, in "On Human Flourishing," says, "Christian theology has a large stake in making it clear that its affirmations about God and God's ways of relating to human beings underwrite human beings' flourishing." Flourishing is not simply being happy or feeling fully alive. Human flourishing must start with Christ Himself. Kevin Cronin in his book Kenosis: Emptying Self and the Path of Christian Service describes three relationships important to flourishing: God and self, others and self, self and self. Dr. Bekker described these three relationships in the remainder of his lecture.


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This week's laurel goes to Jackie Calmes of The New York Times for reporting the increasing skepticism in health policy circles about claims from the Romney-Ryan ticket that Medicare beneficiaries will be hurt because the president's health reform law cuts $716 billion from future Medicare spending and puts the savings into subsidies for the uninsured called for by the Affordable Care Act. While there has been some attempt by other media to examine the Romney-Ryan claims, Calmes's piece stands out.
First, she adds important context: The cuts to Medicare spending called for by the Affordable Care Act, she reported, prolong the life of the Medicare Part A trust fund by eight years. That fund pays hospital bills and is financed by payroll taxes. According to the experts she spoke with, the spending cuts mean Congress would not have to act as quickly as it otherwise might to shore up the trust fund, a point that's been missing in much of the coverage of Ryan's voucher plan.
The press has also been quick to repeat Romney's contention that under his plan, current beneficiaries and Americans within ten years of receiving Medicare benefits (55 and older) would not be affected by the voucher plan. Calmes reports that they will, and she cites analysts who've crunched the numbers. Those experts found that if the $716 billion savings in future program growth were added back to the budget—in other words, if Romney kept his promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act the day after he moves to the White House—beneficiaries would have to pay hundreds of dollars more in out-of-pocket Medicare expenses, to fund that spending.
It was good to hear Marilyn Moon's voice in the piece. Moon, a former trustee of the Medicare system and now vice president and director of the health program at the American Institutes of Research, is as credible a Medicare expert as you can find. She estimated that restoring the $716 billion would increase premiums and Medicare copayments for beneficiaries by $342 a year on average over the next decade. By 2022 the average increase would be $577.
Why the increase? Calmes carefully explained that beneficiaries share in the cost of Medicare—through premiums, coinsurance, and copayments. That's the way Medicare has always worked. As I pointed out in my own post on Wednesday, most of the $716 billion in spending cuts fell on providers, particularly on hospitals, which had agreed to them early on in ACA negotiations, in exchange for getting more patients with health insurance. So if repeal of the ACA means providers will get more money, it means beneficiaries will have to pay more, too.
Also, the piece begins to outline an emerging GOP argument—that the cuts in the growth of Medicare spending could hurt providers who, in turn, might choose to no longer care for those on Medicare, as a result. Calmes quotes Romney's policy director, Lanhee Chen, who argued in a memorandum last week: "In the real world, the result will be fewer providers accepting Medicare payments and worse care for today's seniors." As the weeks go on, we hope there is more discussion and scrutiny of this part of Romney's argument.
Romney himself has had harsh words for another piece of the puzzle—cuts in reimbursements that the ACA imposes on insurance companies that sell Medicare Advantage plans. Romney said on a campaign stop: "This is the president's plan: $716 billion cut, four million people losing Medicare Advantage, and 15 percent of hospitals and nursing homes not accepting Medicare patients."
What about those Medicare Advantage plans, one option for covering the gaps in Medicare benefits? Moon's explanations in Calmes piece should be mandatory context the next time a reporter deals with this argument that the sellers of Medicare Advantage will be hurt. The reductions for Medicare Advantage sellers are what Moon called "a matter of basic fairness, because they've been overpaid for years." CJR has also pointed this out.
And Moon reinforced another point that has not been raised much by the media until recently: Beneficiaries do not lose any basic Medicare benefits because of the ACA cuts.
Kudos to Calmes for furthering the story of the $716 billion cut/savings! (Take your pick).
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Singapore to Host Top United Nations Environment Prize
Singapore/Nairobi, 23 March 2006 - Seven 'green' leaders are to be celebrated as the 2006 Champions of the Earth by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
The awards, presented for the second time, recognize prominent and inspirational environmental leaders from each region of the world. Through leadership, vision and creativity, each Champion has made an impact at the policy level.
As announced today, the 2006 Champions of the Earth are:
• Tewolde Gebre Egziabher of Ethiopia, a champion against the patenting of life forms and for community rights in Africa.
• Tommy Koh of Singapore for his contributions to the cause of the environment by chairing the Earth Summit and the UN Conference on the Law of the Sea.
• Mikhail Gorbachev of the Russian Federation, a champion in the field of international environmental politics and for conflict prevention on waterways globally.
• Rosa Elena Simeon Negrin of Cuba, a champion of small island developing states and a subscriber and regional force behind the philosophy of 'thinking globally and acting locally".
• The Women's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO), a champion for over 15 years in the field of women's economic, social and gender rights and a beacon for the empowerment of women across the environment and development debate.
• Mohamed El-Ashry of Egypt, a champion for the wise use of natural resources and a former head of the multi-billion Global Environment Facility, which helps developing countries onto the sustainable development path.
• Massoumeh Ebtekar, Iran's first female vice-president and a champion of cleaner production in the petrochemical industry.
The winners will be honoured on 21 April at a gala event hosted by UNEP, the Singapore Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources and the Singapore Tourism Board, with the support of various sponsors and partners including the Asia Pacific Resources International Holdings (APRIL), the Lien Foundation and Nanyang Technological University.
Other supporters of the ceremony include: CNN, Fortune, Time, Eco 4 The World Foundation, Singapore Environment Council, Channel News Asia and Today.
The event and the inspiring stories of the Champions will be broadcast across the Asia Pacific region by CNN and featured in such leading publications as Time and Fortune magazines.
Klaus Toepfer, UNEP's Executive Director, thanked the sponsors and the people of Singapore for supporting and hosting the prestigious event.
"I believe that this event comes at an exciting time, where the last 12 months will go down as a period in history when we rediscovered the crucial importance of the environment for our economic, social and spiritual lives," he said.
"A renaissance in environmental politics and policy does not come in a vacuum. It emerges as a result of the collective efforts of governments, organizations and private business. It needs the long-term commitment and vision of men and women. It needs people who have been and continue to be Champions of the Earth," added Mr Toepfer.
Tewolde Berhan Gebre Egziabher – Ethiopia
Tewolde Berhan Gebre Egziabher has put much of his energy into negotiations at various biodiversity-related fora – in particular the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). He has built a strong group of well-prepared African negotiators who initiated and took the lead in the Group of 77 and China Group. As a result, Africa has come out with united, strong and progressive positions, such as no patents on living materials and the recognition of community rights, which have strengthened the G77 and China's negotiating positions.
He was instrumental in securing recommendations from the African Union (AU) encouraging African countries to develop and implement community rights, a common position on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS), and a clear stance against patents on life. He also guided the drafting of the AU model legislation for community rights, which is being used as the common model by all African countries.Contact: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Tommy Koh – Singapore
Tommy Koh has had a life-long love of nature. It began with his long years in the Boy Scout Movement. In Singapore, he is the Patron of The Nature Society (Singapore), Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Centre on Environmental Law and Chairman of the Advisory Committee of the Master's degree on environment management at the National University of Singapore.
At the international level, he has made significant contributions to the protection of the environment and sustainable development. He was elected to chair the preparatory committee for the 1992 UN Conference on Environment and Development. He chaired the main committee at the Earth Summit. Subsequently, the UN Secretary-General appointed him to the High-Level Advisory Board on Sustainable Development.
He also spent a decade helping to negotiate the landmark 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. He was elected President of that Conference in its critical final year. The Convention represents an important chapter in the protection of the marine environment.
For his contributions to the Environment, he was made a Commander of the Order of the Golden Ark by Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands and received the Elizabeth Haub Prize for Environmental Law from the Free University of Brussels and the World Conservation Union (IUCN).Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
H. E. Mr. Mikhail Gorbachev – Russia
Mikhail Gorbachev has been actively promoting environmental awareness and responsibility, especially among political leaders, for well over a decade – long before sustainable development became the central international concern it is today. As President of the former USSR, he made policy changes aimed at halting the worst contamination and destruction in the country, changes such as closing thousands of heavily polluting factories and preventing a major scheme to divert the rivers of Siberia.
He learned first-hand the critical environmental, strategic and social importance of water resources as State Secretary for Agriculture when he was faced with the terrible calamity of the Aral Sea. This experience led to 'Water for Life and Peace' becoming a major focus of Green Cross International, the organization he founded in 1993. Since then, he has been committed to improving water management and access, and, in particular, the prevention of conflicts over shared water –at village and international level.
He worked tirelessly to encourage shared water to become a source of cooperation among Israelis, Palestinians and Jordanians, and engaged in mediation efforts at the highest level. He has personally supported Green Cross water conflict prevention initiatives in Africa, South America, Central Europe, and in his own native river basin, the Volga. His involvement has been critical to breaking deadlocks and encouraging parties to negotiate. Most recently, in 2003, he launched a Local and Regional Authorities Water Initiative aimed at strengthening decentralized cooperation and North-South solidarity to provide drinking water for the world's most desperate people while respecting local cultures and ecosystems.Contact: email@example.com
Dr. Rosa Elena Simeon Negrin – Cuba
Dr. Rosa Elena Simeon Negrin's passion for the environment is well documented and is a shining example for the world to follow.
Her steadfast, committed and selfless work has been vital for fostering the notion of sustainability and for raising the environmental awareness of Cubans. She took on a position of leadership, which continued for some 20 years, at a time when the issue of environment was beginning to feature prominently in the political agenda of governments and international organizations. She was able to translate the best environmental practices into everyday life in Cuba.
In 1989, she participated, for the first time, in the Forum of Ministers of the Environment of Latin America and the Caribbean, whose sixth meeting took place in Brasilia that year. Since that time, until her death in 2004, Dr. Negrin played a prominent widely acclaimed role in regional forums.
In addition to directing Cuba's preparations for the Rio Summit, she also presided over her country's delegation. She always had a clear vision of the concept of "thinking globally and acting locally" and she brought this vision to international forums. In 1994, she participated in the development of the Alliance of Small Island States Summit (AOSIS). By that time she was already an accomplished international mediator and was able to bring the experience that she had gained from her participation in the Rio Summit to bear on that forum. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Women's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO) – USA
WEDO, established in 1990 by former U.S. Congresswoman Bella Abzug and feminist activist and journalist Mim Kelber, advocates for women's empowerment and gender equality in global policy-making forums, promoting women as decision makers for the achievement of economic, social and gender justice, a healthy, peaceful planet, and human rights for all.
WEDO is a leader in organizing women for international conferences and actions. In the lead up to the 1992 UN Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED), WEDO brought together more than 1,500 diverse women from more than 80 countries for the World Women's Congress for a Healthy Planet, where they produced Women's Action Agenda 21, a comprehensive platform they used at UNCED to put women's rights and gender equality on the official sustainable development agenda for the first time. WEDO pioneered a Women's Caucus at the United Nations through which advocates from around the world worked together to gain crucial commitments at UNCED and in other key international development conferences of the 1990s.
Today WEDO works to ensure that these government commitments are put into action. Even as major global forces—such as privatization of basic services and natural resources, deregulation, increased military spending, religious extremism—are undermining the gains of the past decades, WEDO continues to galvanize the energy and spirit of women worldwide for a healthy and peaceful planet. Contact: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Mohamed El-Ashry – Egypt
Mohamed El-Ashry's contributions to protecting the environment and the wise management of natural resources span more than 35 years—pre-dating the first Earth Day in 1970. His contributions have been made throughout a career that spans academia, public sector institutions, non-governmental organizations, think tanks and international institutions. Perhaps Mr. El-Ashry's most significant achievement is his 12-year role in the re-structuring, management, and operation of the Global Environment Facility (GEF), for which he served as its first Chief Executive Officer and Chairman. Under his leadership, the GEF grew from a modest pilot programme with less than 30 members and an $800 million purse to the largest single source of funding for the global environment with 174 member countries. During his tenure, the GEF allocated US $4.5 billion in grants and leveraged US $12 billion in additional financing for the global environment, for a portfolio of more than 1,200 projects in 140 developing countries. In his three terms of service, he has mobilized from donor countries a total of $7 billion in three replenishments. The first two consisted of $2 billion each. In 2002, for the third replenishment, donors cast an extraordinary vote of confidence in the GEF by replenishing it with $3 billion. Contact: email@example.com
Massoumeh Ebtekar – Iran (Special Prize)
Massoumeh Ebtekar's philosophy that sustainable development depends on maintaining the balance between economic growth and environmental concerns is one that the United Nations shares. As Iran's first woman vice-president, she has led efforts to tackle air-pollution problems in Tehran and promote the protection of marine life in the Persian Gulf.
Ms. Ebtekar has influenced the integration of environmental considerations into the industry and energy sectors in Iran and, thanks to her efforts, clean production technologies and environmental accounting and management systems have been integrated into the country's petrochemical industry. Under her guidance, the Department of Environment is working with the government and the private sector to create necessary incentives and economic mechanisms for enhancing environmental awareness and management capacity.Contact: email@example.com
Note to Editors
Background on the Champions of the Earth prize and all the laureates, including biographies and photographs, is available from http://www.unep.org/champions/ or from UNEP DCPI at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Champions of the Earth award, a new international environment award established in 2004, will be presented by UNEP each year to outstanding environmental achievers and leaders.
No monetary reward is attached to the prize. Each laureate receives a trophy made of recycled metal especially designed by the Kenyan sculptor Kioko. The trophy represents the fundamental elements for life on Earth – sun, air, land and water.
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April 21, 2012 – Irving, TX – Big numbers of black belts converged today to capture top spots on the podium in USA Judo's Senior National Championships.
The total number for the weekend of elite competition, which includes the Senior Nationals today followed tomorrow by divisions for kata, paralympics and masters, is 537, far exceeding the draw last year, which was under 390.
Stepping on the mat at the Senior Nationals are some of the best in the business, almost entirely black belts, producing a picture on the podium that could include Olympians to come.
Taking gold in the men's 73 kg division was Michael Eldred (Western Idaho Judo Institute, Fruitland, ID), who faces off against Nick Delpopolo, also 73 kg (NYAC/Jason Morris Judo, Scotia, NY), in the 'Hour of Power' next month at the back-to-back World Cup Miami and US Open to decide who gets a spot on the US Olympic Judo Team that will fight in London this summer – only one per weight division. Delpopolo did not compete today.
Jacob Larsen, 90 kg (Boulder Judo Training Center/U.S. Olympic Training Center, Colorado) nailed an ippon with less than 10 seconds on the clock to grab gold in the fina of his division.
Others taking the peak were:
Allison Clifford, 78 kg
Hana Carmichael, 57 kg.
Hannah Martin, 63 kg.
Jonathan Fernandez, 81 kg.
Samantha Bleier, 70kg.
Ajax Tadehara, 100 kg.
Bianca Lockette, +78 kg
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Summer Lovin' Date Auction
Pi Sigma Epsilon will host Summer Loving Date Auction. Attendees will have the opportunity to "bid" on male and female students from various student organizations on campus. Each person being "auctioned" comes with a pre-planned date. Admission is $3; proceeds will benefit the respective student organization.


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Eagle Harbor Township buys 320 acres at Brockway
EAGLE HARBOR TOWNSHIP – One of the most scenic spots and important locations for hawk migration in the Keweenaw has been preserved for public access.
On Thursday, Eagle Harbor Township finalized a $498,000 grant through the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund to purchase the summit of Brockway Mountain and the surrounding 320 acres.
The summit now becomes part of the 16-mile Keweenaw Coastal Wildlife Corridor, which stretches from Great Sand Bay to Copper Harbor. Created under former township Supervisor Ed Kisiel, the corridor is meant to provide broader protection to some of the most pristine coastline areas on the peninsula.
"This is just a piece of a larger puzzle, but it's certainly a critical one," said Eagle Harbor Township Supervisor Richard Probst.
Matching funds of $172,000 came from the township and several conservation groups – Houghton-Keweenaw Conservation District, Keweenaw Land Trust, Copper Country Audubon and The Nature Conservancy – as well as a number of private donors.
"Along with the other groups, The Nature Conservancy was a big part of this," Probst said. "We couldn't have done it without them. They definitely helped a bunch."
The 320 acres are part of an internationally known raptor byway, which draws thousands of birdwatchers every year. Raptor migration surveys first took place on the summit of Brockway in 1975. Nearly 20,000 raptors were counted last spring in surveys in the Copper Country and Laughing Whitefish Audubon societies.
Harold Wescoat purchased Brockway Mountain in the 1930s. His grandson Clyde and wife Lloyd Wescoat, the current owners, have kept the land open to the public for recreational use.
With the success of the grant, those uses will be ensured for future generations, Probst said.
The gift shop currently at the summit will be refit for some some of recreational or educational purpose, Probst said. There will also be a dedication ceremony in late spring or early summer.
"The Wescoats have been very generous in the way they've let it be used to date, for recreation … it's a beautiful spot to go up and watch the sunset or watch the birds migrate," Probst said. "It'd certainly be easy enough for Clyde to have sold it to a private developer and made a bit more money. This was a way to keep it the way it is."


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Closing in on end of session
We are closing in on four weeks left in the scheduled 2013 legislative session. When the 85th General Assembly began, House Republicans committed to remaining focused on ways to make Iowa strong. We laid out a plan to create certainty with balanced budgets, promote job creation through tax relief and reform, and build strong schools and communities.
The House has passed the Transportation, Administration and Regulation, Block Grants, and Education budget bills and sent them to the Senate. One bill remains – Rebuild Iowa Infrastructure. We are still awaiting action from the Senate on Agriculture and Natural Resources, Economic Development, Health and Human Services, Justice Systems, Judicial Branch and Standings.
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Southern belle Kit Pannill and her daughter, Talbott Maxey, move in similar social circles and therefore often entertain together. One of their most renowned and coveted parties is a Southern buffet, organized for every occasion from baby showers to visiting dignitaries. The buffet features Kit's favorite home-cooked dishes, including cheese grits, tomato pudding, shrimp salad and classic pecan pie.
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- 1¼ cups packed light brown sugar
- 1 cup light or dark corn syrup
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- ½ tsp. orange zest
- ¼ tsp. salt
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Norma, that is beautiful stuff
Norma,Looks great as all ways! I did not see it but was there any modification to the sauce you used? I grew up on this style in Franklin Mass. and then again in Laconia NH .Now in Jersey you know its NY alll the way.ThanksJOhn
Everybody here prefers the thin crust and cracker, but the good news is I am the one who makes them all so Yes I will try it this winter indoors at some point.John
Ron,Thanks for the kind words! Did you ever try a Greek-style pizza? They are very easy to make and the taste is delicious. You don't have to worry that much about opening a skin. In my opinion the cheddar and the crust of this style of pizza makes it so different.Norma
No I haven't yet, but it's on the list.The pie reminds me of a Detroit style Sicilian. They do the same thing with the white cheddar around the edge of the pan, only on a rectangle instead of the round pan. I agree with you on that part. It gets nice and crunchy and slightly nutty in flavor. Killer.
Ron,I have tried Sicilian styles, when I made some Grandmas pies and some on the Sicilian thread I am on and did oil the rectangular pans. Somehow the Greek-style tastes different to me, maybe because the crust is thinner. I am not sure why it tastes different. I also think the crunchy part on the edges is the best!Looking forward to what you think of the Greek-style pizza, when you have time to make one. Norma
Thank you for figuring out what thickness factor I now use for the preferment Lehmann dough ball weight. I wasnt even sure what TF I was using currently.
Thanks for also finding what size cutter pan or nesting deep-dish pan I could use for my current dough weight. For right now, I will use the same weight you gave me for my sloping deep-dish pan because I do have 4 sloping deep dish pans. I use one at market for making Sicilian pizza out of the preferment Lehmann dough, but if I need them, I also can take the other deep-dish pans to market. If I ever can sell enough Greek-style pizzas (or even take hold), then I might consider getting some new pans. Do you see any advantage in using a cutter pan instead of a deep-dish pan for the Greek-style pizza? I dont have any dark cutter pans, I just have aluminum ones.
Great looking pizza there, Norma! What brand cheese did you use?
Town Spa! Yes! Scott -- and wife -- geez, you didn't mention her name -- THANK YOU!You're right --- always piles and piles of black, oily pans sitting out on the counter --- ahhhhh.Am buying the pans today -- will keep you posted. For now, am late for work!KJ
WOW! I spent alot of time at Town Spa as a child. Upstairs in the old place!!I have been on the West Coast for over 20 years and have had a few spectacular pizza's but nothing like my favorite House Of Pizza style Pizza.A friend showed me this site - and I found this thread - WooooHooooo!Pans were picked up yesterday - Dough from Trader Joes - Mozza, Provolone and Tillamook Cheddar. Home made sauce.500 degree oven for 12 minutes - then rotated and let cook another 3-5 minutes.I am experimenting with the IN PAN dough rising 1-3 hours... I LOVE experiments!Here are pics of the trial run.I need a more authentic cheese taste though.-mark
that looks perfect! nice char! Im pretty sure town spa is one of the places using 100% mild white cheddar......1950 brand I think. Good luck!
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Hunt 1277: CWMU Buck deer
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- Total permits: 4
The Wildlife Board establishes timeframes for hunting on CWMUs. Hunters should expect to hunt at least five days within these timeframes
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DescriptionThe Roan Cliffs Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is north of Sunnyside, Utah and north, northwest, northeast and east of Grassy Trail Reservoir. In the northeast of the Unit, Mount Bartles is the highest point at 9900 feet. Also, there is a unnamed ridge running from the northwest to the southeast which starts at about 9400 feet in the north, reaches a maximum of about 9700 feet in the middle before decreasing to 8500 feet in the south. Whitmore Canyon, which ranges from 7800 feet to 8900 feet, cuts many parts of the Unit. Stone Cabin Draw, ranging from 7800 feet to 9000 feet, cuts the Unit in the extreme northeast. In the southwest part of the Unit, the Left Fork Whitmore Canyon cuts the Unit ranges from 8000 feet to 9100 feet. Bear Canyon also in the southwest of the Unit cuts the Unit ranging from 7300 feet to 8000 feet. The most common elevation is 8800 feet but ranges from 6600 feet to 9900 feet with an elevation difference of 3300 feet. Fifty-two percent (52%) of the CWMU elevation ranges between 6700 feet and 8400 feet an elevation difference of 1700 feet.
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Mr. Speaker, I rise today to draw to the attention of the House that this week is Canadian occupational safety and health week, a week designated to focus public attention on the importance of preventing injury and illness in the workplace.
This year's slogan, "Communicating: Open the Channels", stresses the need for co-operation. The importance of prevention is clear when we look at the figures. In 1993 alone 733 Canadian workers were killed and nearly 830,000 were injured while at work. This translates into more than 15 million work days lost with direct and indirect costs of more than $10 million.
I commend the people trying to reduce these numbers by increasing awareness of the problem. I urge all members of the House to work with business and labour to stop this tragic waste of human and economic resources.
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Ron MacDonald Dartmouth, NS
Mr. Speaker, the leaders of the world's wealthiest countries are meeting in Halifax this week for the G-7 summit to discuss greater economic and political integration.
In this climate of global change we are witnessing the dismantling of barriers to commerce regionally, continentally and globally. This coupled with the changing nature of federalism in this country offers the maritime provinces the opportunity if not the necessity to redefine their role within Confederation.
For too long the common concerns of maritimers have been diluted on the national stage by far too much local parochialism. If the maritime provinces are to re-establish their economies in the context of the national or international marketplace strong leadership must be shown now to arrive at a true economic and by extension political union of the maritime provinces.
I call on the maritime political, business and economic leaders to take up the challenge to place the maritime provinces in the position to succeed as Canada continues to undergo profound periods of restructuring.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Julian Reed Halton—Peel, ON
Mr. Speaker, I call on all members of the House to join me in welcoming Mr. Kresimir Zubak, president of the federation of Bosnia-Hercegovina, and Mr. Vladislav Pogarcic, deputy minister of foreign affairs for the Bosnian federation.
The federation of Bosnia-Hercegovina was created last year in Washington, D.C. Its creation signalled a small step toward peace in what has been a tragic and lengthy war. The federation is currently comprised of Bosnian Croats and Bosnian Muslims who have agreed to work together toward a lasting peace.
The tragic events in Bosnia have touched us all. Television images have haunted us, as have our concerns for the safety of the hundreds of Canadian peacekeepers currently in Bosnia.
We pray for an end to the fighting in Bosnia-Hercegovina and we wish Mr. Zubak much luck in his endeavours to find a lasting peace in his homeland.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker
Colleagues, Mr. Zubak is here now with us in the gallery.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Some hon. members
Hear, hear.
Labour Relations
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Bernard St-Laurent Manicouagan, QC
Mr. Speaker, soon this House will be asked to debate the anti-scab bill presented by the Bloc Quebecois. The purpose of this bill is to end the inherent injustice in the Canada Labour Code that allows federally-regulated employers to hire scabs, which tends to delay dispute settlement and penalizes workers.
I ask members to recall the case of Ogilvie Mills, where a strike has been going on for more than a year, because the new employer wants to impose a collective agreement. Although the Minister of Labour has done nothing about this case, the Bloc urges the government to support our bill. Several Liberal members,including the present Minister of Human Resources Development, voted in favour of a similar bill in 1990.
To our Liberal colleagues I say: you now have a chance to show whether you are prepared to defend the interests of the workers.
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Jim Silye Calgary Centre, AB
Mr. Speaker, over the past few weeks it has become obvious that ministerial arrogance is sky high. I will suggest a few pranks backbenchers can play on cabinet to bring it back to reality, the rookies.
The first trick is to pose as maintenance staff and remove the name plates off the doors of the ministers of health, national revenue and Canadian heritage. When asked what you are doing, simply reply you are getting a head start on your summer job.
Another idea is to call on the Deputy Prime Minister on behalf of Shady Acres retirement homes. Tell her an amount is still owing on her room deposit as she forgot to include the GST. Remember that promise?
How about phoning up the minister of defence and asking him if DND cleans windows too.
Finally, backbenchers, send the Prime Minister a clear message that the strong arm, disciplinarian tactics of the past no longer wash in today's world. Vote the will of your constituents even if it bucks the party line.
Party Fundraising
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Robert Bertrand Pontiac—Gatineau—Labelle, QC
Mr. Speaker, since launching its fundraising campaign, on January 23, the Bloc Quebecois has been boasting about the fact that it was complying with the Quebec legislation on political party financing, by only accepting donations of less than $5,000, and only from individuals.
Yet, the preliminary data just released by the director general of elections concerning the 1993 election campaign show that dozens of corporate donations were accepted by Bloc Quebecois candidates and MPs, and that these donations amount to several thousands of dollars.
Now we understand why the Bloc Quebecois relied for such a long time on the Canada Elections Act clause which allows parties not to release the list of their contributors.
G-7 Summit
Statements By Members
June 13th, 1995 / 2:05 p.m.
Geoff Regan Halifax West, NS
Mr. Speaker, Halifax is ready. World leaders will begin to arrive tomorrow in beautiful Nova Scotia for the Halifax Summit.
They will discuss issues that will affect all of us. Reform of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund can help to build peace and economic stability throughout the world. Better co-operation to fight organized crime is key to all of our security whether we live in Tokyo or Timberlea.
I thank everyone who has worked so hard to make this Halifax summit a great success.
The summit action is not just around the table. Mount Saint Vincent University will bestow an honorary degree on Hillary Clinton. Halifax West will welcome hundreds of international media to see a few of our fabulous sites and we will show off our cultural industries and have a Ceilidh on the Cove in Hubbards. We welcome the world for a fabulous summit.
Referendum On Quebec Sovereignty
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Denis Paradis Brome—Missisquoi, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Château Frontenac was all lit up. Those in charge of the protocol had been at work since the early morning; everything was ready for the big ceremony. Mr. Parizeau himself, also known as "Vibrant Weasel", was presiding and the excitement filled the air.
This is how we learned that the leaders of the PQ, the Bloc and the ADQ had signed a document in which they ask that a referendum on the separation of Quebec be held this fall. But, for many observers, there was no need to wait for this so-called signature ceremony to learn that the PQ leader and his two associates want Quebec to separate.
Four months ago today, people in Orford, Sutton, Cowansville, Lac-Brome, Bedford and the Brome-Missisquoi riding as a whole, said no the separatist adventure. They chose Canada. Quebecers do not want separation, and they will make it clear at the referendum.
Unemployment Insurance Reform
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Monique Guay Laurentides, QC
Mr. Speaker, in his UI reform proposal tabled last week, the Minister of Human Resources Development strikes a direct blow at young people entering the job market by now requiring first time claimants to have worked a minimum of six months before they become eligible for any government assistance.
This reform proposal is ridiculous, considering the appalling situation young people in Quebec and Canada, a generation with 16.5 per cent unemployment, are being plunged into.
Thousands of young people are being penalized, even those who are qualified. In Canada, 30 per cent of poor families included at least one graduate, a proportion that has doubled in the past ten years.
To continue to add to the burden of a generation that has already undergone great hardship is just plain cruel. The minister must withdraw his proposal and stop attacking the young.
Liberal Party
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Ed Harper Simcoe Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, tonight's vote on Bill C-68 will be a decisive moment in Ontario politics. Ninety-seven Liberal members will have an opportunity to represent the views of their constituents. We will have a chance to see if last week's lesson in populism renews the desire of all members to do what is right for their ridings and their province.
Time allocation may speed some bills through the House but Ontario members know the final vote on this issue will take place in 1997 on the gun bill, on pensions, on sexual orientation and employment equity. Liberals must choose between supporting their party or supporting their constituents. Will it be Liberal, Tory, same old story? Do not allow your decisions to be Mcleoded. Vote with your constituents.
Reform Party
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Shaughnessy Cohen Windsor—St. Clair, ON
Mr. Speaker, today is the final vote in the House on Bill C-68.
Just as we faced some tough questions on the bill, it is time for the other side to answer one or two. We know who they are, the new politicians, the great populists, the members who came here to represent the folks back home; the wundekinders who will ignore special interests and stay true to their constituents.
I think their whip said it best when he said a few minutes ago to vote the will of your constituents even if it bucks the party line. The member from Simcoe-Centre was telling us the same thing. In the face of a clear consensus, in the face of the clear wishes of the constituents in Calgary, their leader is kowtowing to the gun lobby, turning his back on his constituents and bowing to the will of his caucus-some populist.
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Patrick Gagnon Bonaventure—Îles-De-La-Madeleine, QC
Mr. Speaker, yesterday, Senator Joyce Fairbairn, along with the Solicitor General and members of criminal justice associations, launched "Between the Lines", an information kit on literacy and crime prevention which points out ways in which we can make a difference in reducing crime in our modern society.
The answer to crime does not lie only in building more prisons or adding more police. The answer lies also in a combined effort by everyone in reducing and eliminating the social inequalities and injustices that contribute to crime in the first place.
We already see the tragic consequences of crime in our federal penitentiaries. The majority of offenders who enter our federal correctional institutions have poor academic skills. Many are unable to read a newspaper or a comic book or follow a simple set of instructions.
The literacy program Between the Lines will make a fundamental and lasting contribution to the prevention of crime and the reduction of illiteracy in Canada.
Presence In The Gallery
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
The Speaker
Before we begin question period today, I would like to draw to members' attention the presence in the gallery of fellow parliamentarians, members of the planning, budgetary and public accounts committee of the Mexican congress.


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Skip to comments.BREAKING: Illinois Bill to Ban All Modern Firearms
Posted on 01/02/2013 6:48:04 PM PST by RC one
UPDATE: Two firearms-related billsincluding an assault weapons (and more) ban, gun range regulations and a magazine registration schemeare now headed for committee. Click here to read the texts.
Press release:
The ISRA has learned from a credible source that Illinois Senate President John Cullerton [above] will introduce a so called assault weapons ban on Wednesday when the legislature returns for its lame duck session. Cullerton hopes to ramrod the bill through and get it to Governor Quinn for signature by Friday. If he is successful at doing so, nearly every gun you currently own will be banned and will be subject to confiscation by the Illinois State Police . . .
Based on what we know about Cullertons bill, firearms that would be banned include all semiautomatic rifles, pistols, and shotguns. Pump action shotguns would be banned as well. This would be a very comprehensive ban that would include not only so-called assault weapons but also such classics as M1 Garands and 1911-based pistols. There would be no exemptions and no grandfathering. You would have a very short window to turn in your guns to the State Police to avoid prosecution.
(Excerpt) Read more at thetruthaboutguns.com ...
What is considered "modern"?
They had full auto machine pistols in 1896
Actually, I believe gun registration will be tied to records of our purchases of guns in gun shops that the government has records of and the IRS. Having the IRS take our homes, property, bank accounts unless we turn them in. Something like that is how they will attack it.
Funny how democrats NEVER talk about this stuff BEFORE an election.
They lie and lie.
And the people vote for Santa Claus.
And then are STUNNED when the true democrats come out.
I am sure that Bill Ayers, Ruvrund Wrong, and the rest of the hoodies are quaking in their boots. /s
The supreme court only matters when it sides with liberals though.
Actually, this bill follows the plan liberals have used to win for decades.
They want a 5 in gun control.
They go in asking for a 12.
Soon the media, Rinos, and various other imbeciles start their blather about compromise.
Everyone gets into the act, and then next thing you know, many people are patting themselves on the back about how we only got stuck with a 5 when they wanted a 12. And Oh by the way, send us more money."
This pattern has happened so many times, I can almost predict it to the minute.
And what makes me even madder is that the dumba$$ Republicans never use the same tactic!
Why should anyone turn in their guns?
I'm not about to obey illegal laws.
When will these lunatics in IL stop passing unconstitutional gun laws and get continuously slapped down by SCOTUS?? Morons don't seem to get the message.
We're talking about Illinois here. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they get the 12. If I lived there, I would start looking for a way out and for a way to safely store my firearms collection while I secure optimal passage out o at least until this bullcrap blows over.
Illinois would be wise to ban Democrats. Look what they've done to that state, and Chicago, over the years. Gun control and massive gun murder rates. Out of sight taxes and huge state deficits. And taxpayers have to pay to house former Democrat governors in the prisons.
The criminals are in charge of the prison in Illinois. No way they let themselves be voted out.
Quinn, Madigan, and Cullerton should have the intellectual honesty to put legislation on the floor to abolish the Bill of Rights. ILL-ANNOY is already a third-world banana republic where politics is a family-run cottage industry - in both political parties. The line needs to be drawn. BTW, the buzzword of "assault weapon" is simply left-wing jibber-jabber. All the weapons I would have in my home are defensive weapons, not assault weapons, regardless of calibre, magazine size, or if they have scary-looking hand-grips. If a gang is attacking you, you can't spend time reloading with a powder horn, wad, new flint, lead ball, bear grease, and ram-rod.
A state law in violation of the 2nd Amendment would be void ab initio: "to be treated as invalid from the outset".
Recall that following the weak Articles of Confederation those signing the new Constitution refused to do so unless ten amendments were added—express reservations of powers to the people and the states—due to the strong powers it gave to a central government.
They were anticipating the 21st century Democratic party. And remember, this is the Peoples Republic of Illinois. Their commissars are just feeling frisky ...
Now, the day that the SCOTUS guts the 2nd would be the beginning of the end of our Republic, although a good argument can be made that it began about four years ago.
Boycott - While I don't live in Ill. I am next door in Missouri and I called and told the dear senator that I would boycott all Ill. businesses, including restaurants, casino's and no more Chicago weekends, if this bill was passed.
The pro-gun forces in the state should immediately contact a federal judge about an injunction as soon as the law is signed. If the judge is amenable to an injunction, then word should go out to Illinois legislators both that the bill is "D.O.A." and that they *will* be punished for voting for it.
It might even be worth it to mount a recall drive against if not the instigators, then the weaker legislators who might actually lose or do not have deep pockets. This is also because a recall will hit them in the pocketbook.
This asks them the question: "Do you love gun control enough to lose your seat *and* personally cost you several thousand dollars?"
I'm in but I have to make an exception for Armalite.... and Rock River arms just in case.
Well, tumblindice, considering the world that I live in, I have had to come to the following understanding.
The rights that God blessed me with are going to exist in me until I no longer exist.
I cannot speak for others, but I came into this world a free man, and I am going to leave it a free man.
Good to know. I will be plundering Illinois when the SHTF.
Then we're of one mind: Better to die on your feet than live on your knees.
Check out the movie `Open Range' if you want to see what two determined free men can do.
Or Nate Champion's diary, here: http://www.hoofprintsofthepast.org/hisc.htm
Better idea, have federal marshals arrest all the people who vote in favor of the bill and charge them with conspiracy to overthrow the Constitution of the United States.
Better idea, have federal marshals arrest all the people who vote in favor of the bill and charge them with conspiracy to overthrow the Constitution of the United States.
Sorry for the double post, but it's worth saying twice.
If that happens then I wouldn't want to be an IRS employee of any kind. I'm just sayin'.
If that happens then I wouldn't want to be an IRS employee of any kind. I'm just sayin'.nu
If that happens then I wouldn't want to be an IRS employee of any kind. I'm just sayin'.nu
Damned fat fingers.
It passed committee, senate vote tomorrow. Want to close down public shooting ranges among other things. Listening to the discussion on the floor, not one of those voting know a gun from a broomstick!
Instead of embracing the Constitutional side of Ron Paul's ideas and using that as a starting point to bargain with the Communists, the Republicans were busy flaying him in the public square.
Then they'd turn around and compromise with the Dems, AGAIN!.
If the idiots would watch Pawn Stars, they'd know you always start high and bargain down to where you wanted to be in the first place--or you just do not get half of what you wanted.
There's an interesting paradox, there.
Elected and appointed officials swear an oath to uphold and defend the constitution, but there is no law against "Conspiracy to overthrow the Constitution of the United States". Instead, the law is against "Conspiracy to overthrow the *government* of the United States."
By the constitution, the only way to change the constitution is via both the national government and the states. The people are not involved in any way, other than by electing their state and federal government that can do this.
Yet the government also has a free hand in grossly and crudely misinterpreting the constitution, as long as the SCOTUS bends to the will of the POTUS and congress, which has happened too many times to count.
This means that by fully supporting the constitution, in any sane reading of it, can be called illegal if in doing so it requires some "Conspiracy to overthrow the *government* of the United States", that is *violating* the constitution in defiance of their oath of office.
The Dems must be pissing themselves with such glee right now over these proposed gun bans.
Reading this article in full it appears that revolvers will be the only legal handguns in IL.
If I were unlucky enough to live there, I guess my Ruger LCR would be safe, but I would have to give up my other babies? (1911 being one)
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Right, guys.
A server, we should try and have one, I think.
What do people think are reasonable specs? What stuff do we have that we can use?
There's an argument about not buying new stuff because we have stuff already, but if some of the stuff is old and crap, is it better to replace it and have at least some small element of futureproofing?
Ryan has asked me to order a new external drive for the jukebox and I could probably order server bits at the same time. We at least need a hard-drive, I think.
My suggestion:
Use the dual P3s we have
New case
New motherboard?
Hard drive
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Topic: Encrypt/Decrypt PW
Hi! I am newbie @ this forum & RoR itself and I *really* need your advice :)
I have e.g. such form:
<input name="user[password]" type="password"/>
<% form_for :user, @user, :url => {:action => 'login'} do |form| %>
<%= form.password_field :password, :size => 20 %>
<% end %>
I have generated public & private keys in OpenSSL and want to use them for encrypted transfer of user password between browser and server.
Password will be decrypted on server using these lines:
private_key_path = File.join(RAILS_ROOT, 'public', 'keys', 'private.pem')
private_key = OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(File.read(private_key_path), 'fizmats')
decrypted_password = private_key.private_decrypt(Base64.decode64(encrypted_password))
And there is the big *Q* - how shall I made encryption on client-side???
probeably I could somehow use this code:
public_key_path = File.join(RAILS_ROOT, 'public', 'keys', 'public.pem')
public_key = OpenSSL::PKey::RSA.new(File.read(public_key_path))
encrypted_password = Base64.encode64(public_key.public_encrypt('password'))
...but how can I get password from that field *exactly at time* when form is submitted and isn't sent to server? maybe I could use JavaScript for client-side encryption, but I haven't found any library that could cope with OpenSSL's keys. :(


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The New Mexico Supreme Court, in a ruling regarding a Christian photographer who declined to photograph the commitment ceremony of a same-sex couple, stated that this violated the state's Human Rights Act.
In 2006, Elane Huguenin, a professional photographer, was asked to photograph the ceremony of a lesbian couple. Huguenin declined, citing her religious beliefs, and subsequently had a complaint filed against her with the New Mexico Human Rights Commission. She was found guilty of discrimination and fined. Justice Richard Bosson, in the court's unanimous decision wrote:
The Huguenins today can no more turn away customers on the basis of their sexual orientation – photographing a same-sex marriage ceremony – than they could refuse to photograph African-Americans or Muslims…
At its heart, this case teaches that at some point in our lives all of us must compromise, if only a little, to accommodate the contrasting values of others," he wrote.
He said the Constitution protects the rights of the Christian photographers to pray to the God of their choice and following religious teachings, but offered a sobering warning.
"But there is a price, one that we all have to pay somewhere in our civic life," the justice wrote. "The Huguenins have to channel their conduct, not their beliefs, so as to leave space for other Americans who believe something different. That compromise is part of the glue that holds us together as a nation, the tolerance that lubricates the varied moving parts of us as a people."


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Just about a month ago, at a Team USA event kicking off the countdown of 100 days until the London Games, we caught up with boxer Rau'shee Warren ...
On being the first Team USA boxer to qualify for three Olympics: "It means a lot. It shows how hard I work and how much I want it and how hungry I am. If you've got a dream, never give up. I went when I was 17-years-old, now I'm 25. I've always had a dream of winning a medal, the first two times I failed, so this time around I can't fail."
On what he's doing differently this time around: "This time around, I'm gonna be fighting first to end, every second, every minute. This is gonna be a different Rau'shee Warren."
On red hair, which has been that way for nine months and will stay that way for London: "This is something different I wanted to do -- I want people to remember me as a boxer but also for my hair. It's like the red devil coming out, I'm not taking it easy on nobody."


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Not a very good start. I had big concerns about AP going nuts today. When the guy wants something he runs with a determination that few backs in the NFL seem to have anymore. This could be a long day defensively. Our offense needs to keep this a game. I want Harris to get the ball – Grant isn't going anywhere today against this fired up D.
Vikes look ready – Pack not so much
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NiceTry Says:
December 30, 2012 at 4:03 pm |
Hawk can't tackle, going for the deep pass every throw, no emotion=Loss. This game sucks.
josh Says:
December 30, 2012 at 4:14 pm |
Calm down, its the second quarter
NiceTry Says:
December 30, 2012 at 4:19 pm
Gotta see some life. We need points before this gets out of hand.
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Gloversville girls fifth, boys sixth
SCHENECTADY – The Gloversville girls indoor track and field team placed fifth Saturday at the Tri-County Indoor Track League meet at Union College.
The Huskies finished with 33 points, while the Gloversville boys placed sixth with 35 points.
In the girls meet, Chanel Thomas set a new school record of 34-10 in the triple jump and placed second in the event. She also was sixth in the 55-meter dash with a time of 6.6 seconds.
Alex Bielli won the 600 meters for Gloversville with a time of 1:45.1, while Cassandra Ryan was second in the 1,000 meters.
Caroline Bakyta (48.2 seconds) was sixth in the 300 meters, while Tierney VanDuesen (12:37) was fifth in the 3,000 meters.
In the boys meet, Hunter Marshall won the 3,200 meters with a time of 11:15.
Michael Budka was second in the pole vault with a height of 12-0, while Cory Miller was fifth with a height of 10-6.
Jack Hayes (40.7 seconds) was fifth in the 300 meters, while Anthony Bravo (40.9) was sixth. Hayes also was sixth in the 1,000 meters with a time of 2:59.
Justin Unislawski (2:54) was third in the 1,000 meters, while Adam Sleezer (5:14) was sixth in the 1,600 meters.
Zachary Funk added sixth in the triple jump with a leap of 37-0 for the Huskies.
Gloversville also placed fourth in the 4 x 400 relay and sixth in the 4 x 200 and 4 x 800 relays.


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Any and all documents that you file with the Board, or that are filed with the Board in conjunction with your claim for benefits are protected from disclosure pursuant to Workers' Compensation Law §110-a.
Workers' Compensation Law §110-a prohibits the release of any of the information in your case file except to those who are party to your claim (including your employer, their workers' compensation insurance carrier, their attorney and your attorney), anyone to whom you have given written permission to access your claim information, or anyone who has obtained a court-order authorizing them to access your claim information. Your information may be shared with other government entities in order for them to process claims for benefits or investigate fraud. Finally, your health care providers may have access to portions of your claim file, in order that they may ascertain payment for services.
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