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This week's "Photo of the Week" comes to us from Eric Bridiers, who serves at the U.S. Mission in Geneva. In this photograph, Bridiers captures the domed ceiling of the Human Rights Council chamber, which was created by Spanish artist Miquel Barcelo using pigments from across the globe.
Today, Under Secretary of State Maria Otero addressed the 19th Session of the Human Rights Council and underscored the significant impact the Council makes on the world. Under Secretary Otero said, "When the United States joined the UN Human Rights Council two years ago, we set forth four values that would guide our work in this body: universality, dialogue, principle, and truth. We knew then, as we know now, that the honest dialogue and dedicated effort of this Council will help all of our nations on the path to international peace and security. In the two years since, we have stayed true to those values. But our global challenges remain -- among them, threats to freedoms of assembly, association, expression and religion and to vulnerable populations. As we seek a second term on the Council, the United States stands ready to build on the Council's successes to pursue solutions to these pressing challenges."
Earlier this week, the Human Rights Council held an Urgent Debate on Syria and hosted the Governing Council of the Community of Democracies. You can learn more about the Council's important work by going to the U.S. Mission's website and following @usmissiongeneva and @AmbDonahoe on Twitter. You can view more of Bridiers' photographs on U.S. Mission Geneva's Flickr photostream.
Ms. N.S. in Wisconsin writes:
I hope the U.S. uses its position in the Council to push the UN beyond its frustrating policy of "condemning" atrocities, or even "urging" the violators to cease their crimes. After nine years of violence in Sudan and nearly a year in Syria, it should be obvious that asking a genocidal dictator for permission to help his victims is not only futile, but insulting to the victims. We are giving those who commit atrocities power and respect that they in no way deserve.
W.W. writes:
Diplomats lookin at the ceiling
for me it represent a falling sky
W.W. writes:
under the falling sky :
The 'Democratic' agenda remains intent on 'change' unlike America as we have known it ...redistribution of wealth (equity) ... decline in values and weaker national security ...in essence ...bring America to its knees.
but why
W.W. writes:
Under the falling sky II :
The 'power' behind the 'special interests' aren't idiots. They know precisely what they are doing ...planning and preparing for this very moment in history over generations!
When will American voters and tax payers learn to use their own minds and common sense instead of sound bytes and media to hire (elect) people in government who will best serve their interests and the interests in America's future and sustainabilty ..their children?
the next President must have extensive knowledge of the Constitution and Law to facilitate the ways and means to DEFEND AND REBUILD the nation and at the same time ...a diplomat, warrior, leader, strategist and politician
why not a native islamic sioux basketball player ?
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ Luke,
To be honest, that ceiling looks like the aftermath of one giant food fight over human rights.
Or just what happens when the latest tech genius demonstrates his anti-gravity generator at a state dinner,...after crashing the party.
Or simply the visible disgust manifest in the world by the physical inaction of the international community to protect populations being murdered by tyrants.
Take your pick.
Howabout we bring back "the question of the week" on Dipnote? I for one yearn for more substantial contributions to the discorse than a weekly photo-op, thanks.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
He want to talk, talk with you?
I fail to loan from israel.
Maureen in Massachusetts writes:
@ Luke Forgerson Managing Editor& Eric Bridiers
Wow! Beautiful image.
@ WW Seriously though, look at the work this artist put into this project- you will be amazed!
Artist Gone Wild -- "A planet -cave that brings together men and that goes into the future-the artist says the hall reflects infinity and the multiplicity of viewpointsâ€
This link has beautiful images of the work in progress: "http://www.lifeinthefastlane.ca/artist-gone-wild-miquel-barcelo/artâ€
Armaiti F. in Texas writes:
It is such a proud feeling as a citizen to see and hear news about our great government involvement in Human Rights in the world and it is such a deep disappointment to be treated inhumanly by our own government in the U.S. and overseas. My family and I made a trip to Ankara, Turkey not long ago. We were all treated so poorly by our government officials at the U.S. embassy. As a matter of fact, they did not even let us in and left us waiting outside in the cold for hours. They made my husband, an American born U.S. citizen and my one year old son to wait out on the street in the cold. We were far less welcomed than the immigrants who they gladly welcomed. It as such a sad moment to watch students who were there applying for a visa to laugh at us and walk in the embassy with open arms!
Nobody at the U.S. embassy is answering my emails or phone calls. They absolutely do not care. Sadly, the only way to contact them is through a generic email address and phone number. My husband and I tried to call them several times. The person who answers the phone does not have any explanation for us and refuses to direct us to a higher up counselor. There is no contact information for any higher up counselors either.
Our embassy is supposed to represent our great nation over seas and make us as citizens and tax payers proud. Instead, it is an independent fortress our of reach with attitude and absolutely no respect for human rights.
Is this how a proud citizen and tax payers is treated these days?
W.W. writes:
When man looks to himself for answers to universal problems ...and pundits ponder with the best of conventional wisdom... (even to denounce God ...and possibly His existence as part of the solution) ...the results are exactly where we are at this late hour.
W.W. writes:
@ Maureen in Massachusetts
wow thanks I like arts and Architecture and Baroque is one of my favorite
the cave look like a different and far far far away huge mouth-world made of sand
I also liked Star Wheel Horizon a new vision of a reloaded Millennium falcon
wish to live in an house like that ...
anyway : ars gratia artis
W.W. writes:
No Shalom till Armageddon
You can only see as far as you can think
Eric in New Mexico writes:
When folks stop looking to themselves to become the solution to universal problems, then we're all in big trouble...(chuckle).
Let the pundits ponder why that is, as I doubt God has a whole lot to do with the results.
W.W. writes:
@ eric
Sic Transit Gloria Mundi anyway


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Skip to comments.'60s Singer Still Calling for 'Nam Apology
Posted on 04/01/2005 8:22:26 PM PST by InvisibleChurch
It's been 30 years since the last bombs fell during the Vietnam War, and longtime peace activist Peter Yarrow says it's about time that America apologizes.
The singer-songwriter from the 1960s folk group Peter, Paul and Mary has grown gray, but his passion to fight for those affected by the war remains fervent.
During his first trip to Vietnam this week, he told The Associated Press that the war wounds of the United States won't heal until the nation makes amends a process he believes should involve helping Vietnamese suffering from the ill health effects of Agent Orange, a defoliant sprayed by U.S. planes during the war.
"All I know is that there's something that's really hurting the process of engagement, normalization and mutual respect in this equation," he said of U.S.-Vietnam relations. "And a real flash point is the issue of Agent Orange."
Yarrow, 66, performed a benefit concert before a packed crowd in Hanoi's Opera House to raise money for the cause and visited a village where U.S. veterans volunteer their time to help children suffering from diseases and birth defects believed to be caused by exposure to the chemical.
Yarrow, famous for the song "Puff, The Magic Dragon" and his rendition of Bob Dylan's classic "Blowin' In The Wind", decided to devote himself to the cause after years of activism ranging from marching with slain U.S. civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., to organizing concerts in Madison Square Garden to protest the unpopular war.
"Now, I'm here with that history and came to Vietnam ready to get down on my knees as one American and say, 'Please forgive us. We who are a good country and a great country in many ways also have made some terrible mistakes,'" he said.
Yarrow is among the first well-known anti-war activists to come to Vietnam since the war ended on April 30, 1975, when communist forces took over Saigon, the U.S.-backed capital of South Vietnam.
Actress Jane Fonda visited North Vietnam in 1972 where she met American prisoners of war and was photographed at a communist anti-aircraft gun site, earning her the nickname "Hanoi Jane."
In an interview prior to the release of her memoir next week, Fonda has that "... sitting on an enemy aircraft gun was a betrayal ... the largest lapse of judgment that I can even imagine."
Since the war, relations with the United States have warmed. Diplomatic ties were normalized in 1995 and a landmark trade agreement was signed in 2001, prompting an explosion of business. But the issue of Agent Orange remains a sticking point.
A U.S. federal court last month dismissed the first-ever lawsuit filed by Vietnamese against the American chemical manufactures, claiming they suffered severe health problems after exposure to Agent Orange.
U.S. aircraft dumped 21 million gallons of defoliant on Vietnam from 1962-71. Most of that was Agent Orange, which contains the toxic dioxin, blamed for causing diseases such as cancer, diabetes, spina bifida and a range of other health problems. However, the U.S. government maintains there is not enough evidence to link dioxin to those ailments.
But Yarrow said the science shouldn't matter. Instead, he said the United States should simply do the right thing 30 years after the war by treating the Vietnamese who say they suffer from exposure.
"It's not to me an issue about whether it's 30 percent or 80 percent of them being victims of Agent Orange ... You've got to say 'We, as a country, are sorry' or at least the individuals have to say it," he said.
While in Vietnam, Yarrow also traveled to Ho Chi Minh City where he attended a conference of international schools to promote Operation Respect, a nonprofit he founded to foster nonviolence in schools.
Sowwy.....feel better now?
I agree, it's past time for an apology, but I don't think the communists will apologize.
Has he talked to the Vietnamese who fled Vietnam and now live in the U.S. and many other countries? Why wait for governments when one-on-one apologies are sooo much better.
Hey, Pete how 'bout you apologize for making that sh*tty song?
This twit is the one who apologize - apologize to the Vietnamese people who now suffer in communism.
I am sorry he is such an idiot and Communist sympathizer.
I wonder if he will apologize to the thousands killed by the Communists after we left Vietnam, by Pol Pot, et al?
Not sorry. PROUD.
Should have killed more enemy, if Johnson had allowed it. He was too busy building urban welfare ghettos back home.
Funny, I must be getting old. Don't remember seeing old Pete during my enlistment.
Forty years later and he's still a moron.
I got your apology right here.
"...longtime peace activist Peter Yarrow says it's about time that America apologizes."
Oh. I guess they must'a forgot that CONVICTED PEDOPHILE is also a part of peaceful Peter's profile. Never mind.
I agree.
Time the hippies apologize for 40 years of betrayal against their country. Time they apologize to the people of Vietnam for allowing the Communists to win that led to massacres. Time they apologize to Americans for prolonging a war that could have been won with less bloodshed had they supported their own country. Time they apologize for trying to bring the same defeat in every conflict since.
I will disagree on what it will take to heal the wounds of Vietnam. The only way those wounds are healed is when the hippie generation leaves this Earth.
More harmful effects to smoking marijuana...
"Puff the Magic Dragon", indeed!
I ain't apologizing to any of them and I will oppose any tax dollars going there too. Let the hippies apologize. They were the cause of much of the damage to both sides by encouraging the North to keep fighting after they were deciding to quit. Screw 'em!!
I'd forgotten why I hated Peter Paul & Mary.
Now I remember.
Our mission in Nam was totally justified. Halting the spread of the false Communist "gospel" was a sacred mission in and of itself, which could have yielded for the Vietnamese people even mere "worldly" benefits, for example: freedom of press, speech, religion, property, and so on.
Karl Marx was wrong. The Viet Cong were wrong. Marxist sympathizers in the U.S. are wrong, and always have been.
They need to apologize for holding to an ideology which killed more in its name since 1917 than ANY OTHER thus far (not letting any of the others off the hook, either...). That's one hell of a "brand management" issue, huh?
Anyone who is a Marxist today is a potential future NKVD officer who wants to take your farm, seize your property and put a bullet in the back of your skull.
No apologies are owed, none.
I'm still waiting for people like Peter to apologize to me for treating me like crap when I came home from fighting that he was probably too cowardly to do.
Piss up a rope, Pete.
I wonder if Yarrow has apologized to the 14 year old girl he molested in 1970.
ince you should only apologize for your own mistakes, my first thought was that he was going to apologize for helping to push the U.S. to abandon the South Vietnamese.
Peter,Peter,Peter----give it a rest.No one gives a rat's a** what you want and no one,with a brain, ever did.
Hey Peaceniks, I got your apology right here ( Placing middle finger on the nuclear button)
Go F yourselves.
I was just gonna ask if it was Peter or Paul who did time for molesting little boys. He's awful mouthy for a convicted pedophile.
Is ol' Pete still hitting on underage girls? Perhaps a long-overdue apology is in order.
Ask the Left explain Pol Pot. How about the Shining Path? How about the oh-so wonderful deeds of the FARC? What about the misdeeds of the Sandanistas? Or the stellar human rights record of North Korea and China? I'm sensing a pattern here .... oops
Tell the Left to stick THAT track record in their litte coat pocket. To even think that Kerry is "one of them" is really .....
Quite Scary
He just needs to shut up and sing. Guess all the atrocities that were committed by the Vietnamese on the Americans don't need an apology.
Whoa, he's a ChiMo ? This needs to be shouted from the rooftops, if proven true. We need an anti ChiMo ping.
"I wonder if he will apologize to the thousands killed by the Communists "
I know you meant to type in "millions".
And the leftist marxist usefull idiots like Yarrow and the NY Times should all be tried and prosecuting for aiding and abetting the genocide of 100 million in the last century.
Had the Dems bombed Haiphong as did Nixon, we could have saved 40,000 lives and sopped the communists alot quicker.
Although he hangs out, and seems in agreement, with those two leftists, Paul is an avowed Christian and I am unaware of scandal in his past.
I just looked at my article file. Seems he did three months in jail in 1970 for taking 'immoral liberties' with a 14 year old girl. Sounds like a role model for America's youth to me.
Bada boom, bada bing: Clinton and Kerry (and Carter) were all.... Manchurian Candidates.
I guess we live in one heck of a Puzzle Palace.
Hmmm, I thought there was something about a gas station mens room and a little boy. Maybe that was Billy Preston.
I thought Puff the Magic Dragon was great, but the AC 119's and the AC 130's had more firepower.
If it was girls, I'm encouraged and relieved.
Sounds like Ole' Peter still likes to puff the magic dragon.
Peter, let me tell you I am sorry we raped, pillaged and did things reminiscent of Genghis Kahn...even though my President said these things didn't go on, I can tell you when I heard Nixon in 1968 he was lying....
Understand I'm not doubting what yer sayin'...it's jest that I gotta go with what I have. There are all kinds of possiblilities when you live on the frontier of space and time and I s'pose ol' Pete has done his share of going where no other man has gone before.
I have plenty of leftist singers on my ipod but this one and his group has never made the cut.
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A Weekend of Celebration and Action for Migratory Birds
7 May 2010 - With over 10 per cent of migratory birds in danger, this weekend conservationists will highlight the extinction crisis threatening nature's global travellers.
The theme for World Migratory Bird Day 2010, celebrated around the world on 8-9 May, is 'Save migratory birds in crisis - every species counts!'.
Around 19 per cent of all known birds are considered to be migratory, of which 11 per cent are Globally Threatened or Near Threatened.
"The threat of extinction faced by individual bird species is a reflection of the larger extinction crisis threatening life on Earth," says Bert Lenten, Executive Secretary of the African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbird Agreement (AEWA) and initiator of the World Migratory Bird Day campaign.
Migratory birds face a plethora of mainly human-driven threats: agriculture is degrading natural habitat including vital breeding areas, and imported alien invasive species are changing prey and habitat patterns. Hunting and trapping, logging, an increasingly urban world, pollution and climate change all pose significant dangers to global bird populations.
Events for WMBD in over 40 countries will include bird festivals, educational programmes, presentations and birdwatching trips organized by hundreds of dedicated groups and organizations around the world.
An international photo competition - The World's Rarest Bird Photo Competition - is also linked to WMBD this year, with a focus on the world's most threatened birds.
Critically Endangered bird species are found throughout the world in all countries and territories.
"International collaboration is the only way to conserve migratory birds as they pass along their flyways", said Dr Marco Lambertini, BirdLife's Chief Executive.
"That's why the BirdLife Partnership, with over 100 national organizations across continents, can make a great difference in providing safer routes for migratory birds, as well as promoting the crucial inter-governmental efforts needed to address the growing threats along the flyways".
Prominent examples of migratory birds in crisis include the Slender-billed Curlew (Numenius tenuirostris), the Northern Bald Ibis (Geronticus eremita) , the Sociable Lapwing (Vanellus gregarius) , the Waved Albatross (Phoebastria irrorata) and the Orange-bellied Parrot (Neophema chrysogaster) . All are listed as Critically Endangered.
Birds serve as vital indicators of the biological health of the ecosystems they inhabit. If a bird species becomes threatened with extinction, it is often a sign that the health of the larger ecosystems they inhabit and other species the same area are also under duress.
"The focus on the most threatened migratory birds in 2010 is another reminder to governments that more needs to be done internationally to conserve these species across their migratory ranges", says Elizabeth Maruma Mrema, Executive Secretary of the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS), a UNEP-administered wildlife treaty dedicated to conserving the world's migratory species.
Link to www.worldmigratorybirdday.org
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Worldwide, a staggering 1,227, or 12,4 per cent of the total 9,865 extant bird species in the world are currently classified as globally threatened, and 192 of these are considered Critically Endangered.
World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD)
World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) is a global initiative devoted to celebrating migratory birds and for promoting their conservation worldwide. It is being organized by the Secretariats of the African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbird Agreement (AEWA) and the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) - two international wildlife treaties administered by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The WMBD 2010 campaign has also received support from the following partners: UNEP, The International Year of Biodiversity (IYB), BirdLife International, Wetlands International, The Partnership for the East Asian - Australasian Flyway (EAAFP) and The World's Rarest Project.
The WMBD campaign is made possible through part of the voluntary contribution given to the AEWA Secretariat by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety.
Events in over 40 countries
As of 6 May 2010, over 70 separate events in more than 40 countries have been registered on the campaign website. WMBD events will be celebrated in: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Benin, Botswana, Burundi, Canada, Cameroon, Chile, Colombia, Croatia, Egypt, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Macedonia, Madagascar, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan, Puerto Rico, the Republic of Kosovo, South Africa, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, the United States of America and Zimbabwe.
World's Rarest Birds Photo Competition
World Migratory Bird Day 2010 has teamed up with this year's World's Rarest Bird Photo Competition covering the world's most threatened birds and has included an additional prize for the best photo of one of the 31 Critically Endangered birds that are migratory. Photos submitted to the international photo competition will be featured in a landmark publication - The World's Rarest Birds - which will support international conservation efforts and help fundraise for BirdLife International's Preventing Extinctions Programme. Contributors to the photo competition whose images are published will receive a free copy of the book and also have a chance of winning a number of attractive prizes.
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The biggest question remains how fast and how far the polar ice sheets will melt.up by the deeper, colder parts of the ocean; cold water simply doesn't expand so much on heating as warmer water does, so the sea level rise is less, says Nerem. But the slowdown isn't expected to last.
When ice experts were surveyed, their best guesses for polar ice loss were all over the map.and it should remain too cold for the ice to simply melt away. But the continent is also losing ice from its edges as warmer water causes ice shelf collapse. There is a chance that this ice outflow could cause runaway collapse of the entire western Antarctic ice sheet. This could add several tenths of a meter to global sea level rise by 2100. "There is a lot of ice there," says David Vaughan with the British Antarctic Survey. "If it is knocked out of balance, Antarctica could quite easily become the dominant contribution."
The Yellow River delta is sinking so fast that local sea levels are rising at nearly 100 times the global average.models, but nearly double the IPCC's most recent estimate (which allows, to be fair, tens of centimeters of wiggle room for possible dramatic ice sheet flow from the Antarctic). "The [IPCC's latest] AR5 process-based projections appear optimistic and over-confident when compared with views of ice sheet experts," writes glaciologist Aslak Grinsted of the University of Copenhagen on his website. There is "no good reason" for this, he adds.
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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) ?
The Nebraska Court of Appeals has dismissed a lawsuit filed against God by former state Sen. Ernie Chambers.
In 2007, Chambers sought a permanent injunction against God, saying the Almighty has inspired fear and caused "widespread death, destruction and terrorization of millions."
But a Douglas County district judge threw out the lawsuit because the Almighty wasn't served a legal notice. Chambers appealed, arguing that since God is supposedly all-knowing, the Almighty would know about the lawsuit.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Here are 10 things you should know for Thursday, May 23:
1. -- U.S. stock futures were pointing lower on Wall Street Thursday on worries that the Federal Reserve may be heading for a wind-down of quantitative easing. Furthermore, manufacturing data in China unexpectedly contracted.
2. -- The economic calendar in the U.S. Thursday includes weekly initial jobless claims at 8:30 a.m. EDT, and new-home sales for April at 10 a.m.
3. -- U.S. stocks on Wednesday closed lower, erased morning gains after the Federal Reserve's minutes from its latest policy-making meeting showed that some members are open to scaling back monetary stimulus by June.
4. -- Japanese stocks plummeted Thursday amid a spike in government bond yields and unexpectedly weak Chinese manufacturing. The Nikkei 225 in Tokyo nosedived 7.3% to close at 14,483.98, its worst drop since the 2011 tsunami.
5. -- Hewlett-Packard
HP reported earnings of 87 cents a share in the first quarter on revenue of $27.6 billion.
Analysts were looking for profit of 82 cents a share on sales of $28.36 billion.
For the third quarter, HP expects it will earn on a non-GAAP basis between 84 cents and 87 cents a share. For the full year, the company expects non-GAAP earnings of between $3.50 and $3.60 a share.
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ALPENA – The removal of personal property tax for businesses in Michigan was aimed to promote growth for companies within the state, as well as attract entrepreneurs from other parts of the country.
On Thursday, Lt. Gov. Brian Calley made a stop in Alpena for a special Alpena Area Chamber of Commerce event at the Sanctuary Inn to explain how Michigan will benefit from the tax's abolishment and how the state will help to reimburse local government for the loss of revenue.
Calley said Michigan was one of the country's least business-friendly states and other states would exploit that by recruiting business away from Michigan. He said without the personal property tax, Michigan is being viewed differently and as a result more economic development is taking shape and hiring has increased.
"It has been no secret that Michigan has lagged behind the rest of the nation over the course of the last decade," Calley said. "Before 2010 we found ourselves at the top of every list you would want to be at the bottom of and the bottom of every list you would want to be at the top of. That is starting to change now. Our unemployment rate has come down, our personal income rate has risen and there has been private sector job growth.We have created more than 200,000 jobs in Michigan in just the last few years and we haven't seen that type of job growth since the 1990s. It is exciting to see."
When it was announced there would be no more personal property tax, cities and counties feared they would suffer large losses of much-needed revenue. Calley said there is a plan in place that will supplement the loss of the tax money. He said money would be used from other state tax sources and distributed to municipalities.
"Explaining what the reimbursement plan is what the purpose of my visit is," Calley said. "There is going to be a phase out of the tax, and there will be the institution of a local government revenue stream from real taxes on the businesses. It will help governments perform better than the personal property tax base."
Calley said many community offer companies tax abatements to entice them to build or expand their businesses. He said the state decided that instead of having abatements being considered on an individual basis, removing the tax would be far more practical and beneficial to developers.
"Local governments tend to reduce their personal property tax as an incentive and most new investment in Michigan come with the abatement. That showed us something was in the way. So instead of doing it company by company, lets just get rid of it, since we have a dependable revenue stream to give to local government to make up for the loss of tax revenue."
Rep. Pete Petallia of the 106th District said in the past local governments would grant abatements to large businesses, but the smaller ones were forced to pay. He said that was unfair and the law to do away with the tax will lesson the burden of smaller companies.
"We want Michigan to be a competitive state to do business in and this tax is a burden to us right now," Petallia said. "We have given tax breaks to businesses to come into our area, but while doing that we put the burden of collecting taxes on the businesses that have been here a long time, doing everything right. we just want to make it a level playing field for all."
Calley said the transition away from personal property tax and toward a state infusion of tax revenue to local governments wouldn't be fully implemented until 2015 or 2016 at the earliest.
Steve Schulwitz can be reached via email at email@example.com or by phone at 358-5689. Follow Steve on Twitter ss_alpenanews. Read his blog, Upon Further Review … at www.thealpenanews.com.


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peeker643 wrote:Orenthal wrote:Trying to generate hits with awesome shock value. Although the guy that answered the blog post is probably a centrist.It appeared that way, no doubt. Came off as what I would imagine to be an arrogant, all-knowing board poster as well.Still, you could clearly tell he was smarter than everyone in the room and he didn't appear to need pictures to explain himself.
Orenthal wrote:Trying to generate hits with awesome shock value. Although the guy that answered the blog post is probably a centrist.
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Boston_butt wrote:peeker643 wrote:Orenthal wrote:Trying to generate hits with awesome shock value. Although the guy that answered the blog post is probably a centrist.It appeared that way, no doubt. Came off as what I would imagine to be an arrogant, all-knowing board poster as well.Still, you could clearly tell he was smarter than everyone in the room and he didn't appear to need pictures to explain himself. In my various business dealings, I often find the inability to look into a mirror and see your true nature is one of the most destructive habits of a business leader. You don't get to a position of power in an organization by being the "nice guy", no, the guys that climb the ladder are always the most aggressive, and often most egotistical, guys you'd ever meet. The Jerk Store called, and there is plenty of them in stock. Once they do rise to the top, their egos become even larger, their bluster more rich, and their ability to find fault in themselves diminishes to near zero. This almost always creates a death spiral for their associated business interests, unless they are so supremely talented, like Jobs or Gates, and the ideas and products they generate can bear their ego and arrogance, turning the flaws of hubris and vanity into assets. But that is truly rare.Dan Gilbert is precisely of the mold described above. Whether his wealth was a result of serendipity in business timing, or shrewd business, Gilbert has risen to the top of the veritable food chain, and has let his success define his opinion of himself. One look at his blog, the arrogantly named http://www.choosethinking.com, and you can see his lofty self-opinion, where he pompously suggests "obvious" policy decisions (ignoring the inherent flaws in them), struts his associations with the rich and famous to validate his position in life, and offers general braggadocio thin on substance, like top 25 lists and open letters, as if he's the unquestioned source of wisdom and hope for all. And, because I could not make this up, it is all in comic sans. Yes, he sticks to the comic sans font, unable to admit the font and/or the famous letter was an error in judgment, and instead continues to remind us he was and is a fool. That there is the blinding power of ego.Good luck getting a working "compromise" with such egos in the room. Because compromising = losing. Gilbert and the like will never admit wrong or fault, and stand behind a losing position steadfastly like Kevin Bacon extolling peace at the end of Animal House. Gilbert will fight to the death for Gilbert's ideas on equity and fairness, for no other reason than they are his ideas, and he's so fucking smart his caviar-laced shit could run a Fortune 500 corporation. All is indeed well, Dan, we will remain calm.So you speculated about me in your post. Having seen the perils of denying the truth, I must honestly avow that, yes, I am an arrogant, all-knowing board poster. Is that style by design? Yes, but probably some of it has to be the inner superior-feeling jerk, as much as I try to repress him. If there is a subject on which I have particular education or expertise, then I feel duty bound to articulate my position as eloquently as possible, with just a hint of fustian and magniloquence for style. And does that come across as arrogant, haughty, and a little egotistical? Being honest again, it probably does. Oh well. I have no intention of changing it, having reduced "what other people think of me" to about the same level in my personal give-a-shit meter as "if art modell got gang raped by orangutans". Note I'm not defending, or getting defensive, merely, I'm admitting a weakness. And by doing such, I think I'm awesome, because most people can't do this honestly. Arrogance is indeed the flame that fans itself, isn't it?Additionally, the term "centrist" is a completely arbitrary term which presumes, faultily, that there is only a "right" and a "left". Politics is a multidimensional art, and failure to take an independent viewpoint on each of the issues devalues you as an individual, and makes you a blind drone of the major parties (both of which have fundamental flaws in major components of their base ideologies, imho). For some people, being a drone is a good thing, as clear thinking, common sense, and reason are not ubiquitous traits in the population (they are, in fact, rather rare). That being said, being the arrogant all-knowing type, I prefer to make my own decisions, and as such reject the "centrist" label.
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Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés Presents Part Two of Her Masterwork on the Dangerous Old Woman
"Dear brave souls, I warmly invite you to come be at the fireside with me and the Dangerous Old Woman and the Power of the Crone. Who is the crone? She is the most dangerous, the most radical, the most revolutionary woman in existence. Whether in fairy tales or in consensual reality, the old one goes where she wants to and she acts as she wishes; she lives as she chooses. And this is all as it should be. And no one can stop her. Nor ought they try."—Clarissa Pinkola Estés, PhD
When Does Wisdom Come?
Entering the terrain of wisdom occurs at any age. We sometimes step, sometimes stumble, and other times are pulled into the territory of the Crone when the need for a deeper, larger understanding of our most meaningful paths in life can no longer be denied, and when the gifts that are hidden in our challenges must be brought forth.
On The Power of the Crone, Dr. Estés presents volume two of the Dangerous Old Woman, with six sessions of original stories, psychological commentary, and blessings. Join her to meet Las Cacareas (The Old Cacklers), La Misteria (The Seer), La Arbolaria (The Spellbreaker), and the wisdom-wielding Crone in many more of her guises.
Fulfilling the Callings of Soul
Says Dr. Estés: "If you weep, the Crone will move closer to you. Laugh, and she wants to hear the joke. Dance, and she wants to dance with you and in you. She has help for the hurt and for the one poisoned by bitterness. She can pull the thorn from the breast, and tattoo your scars with flowering boughs." This is the power of the Crone, ready to assist each of us to "fulfill the callings of the souls on this earth—with verve, with style, with critical insights, with wisdom, and with love."
Stories, Poems, and Blessings Include:
- "The Littlest Giantess"
- "The Orcharder Who Tried to Deform the Trees"
- "Backwoods Woman … When the Old Woman Comes to Shake You Awake"
- "Don't Make Creator Too Small"
- "The 13 Phases of the Cycle of Life-Death-Life"
- "The Unrepentant Trees"
- "El Mano and the Monster"
- "When 'The Great They' Say 'Stop Acting Up'"
- "The Girl Who Had No Story"
- "The Checker-Barked Cherry Tree"
- "Jack and the Beanstalk"
- "The Sitar Player"
- "The Rhymer's Advice"
- "Father Bring Me Fire"
- "Gratitude Is an Emotion of the Heart"
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- Food for thought, elixir for the soul Review by clare
Another fabulous collection of stories, commentaries, and Blessings.
Heartfelt thanks Clarissa.
(Posted on 8/12/2016)
- Amazingly insightful Review by Eofawn
I listened to this audio collection while driving to work over the course of two weeks and had I not checked it out from the library, I would listen to it with much greater regularity. It speaks to the truth of the matter an lets you know you are alive even with all your uniqueness and differentness. Quite inspiring! I will certainly model the story telling for my own child. It is a powerful way to teach lessons.
Thank you so much for sharing of yourself Clarissa!
(Posted on 7/16/2015)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Lucinda M
I love listening to Clarissa's stories. She is an amazing story teller and draws you in. I have ordered a lot of her cd's and I am enjoying them & her wisdom. Very well done.
(Posted on 1/28/2014)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by candi B
Clarissa is my favorite wise women. I feel fortunate that she has been sharing her stories and wisdom for so many years of my life. I am a Crowned One, at age 70 and living my life more fully, I am sure because of all the wonderful audio tapes of Clarissa's that I've listened to countless times.
With this series of CDs the first is somewhat difficult to hear, but the rest are fine.
Bless you Clarissa and thank you Sounds True for making it available within my budget.
(Posted on 1/9/2014)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Kathleen
Excellent, clear, profound guidance.
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- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Estella D
Excellent-filled with luscious stories and wisdom!
(Posted on 12/27/2013)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Laura C
This is the second Clarissa Pinkola Estes audio program I have listened to, and I think i'm hooked. I feel like she is sitting right here at my kitchen table talking to me. Her approach (telling us how she heard the story and from whom), her gifts as a storyteller, and her inspiration-which includes powerful insights that I realize I knew all along but had forgotten- are real expressions of the living, creating power of the crone. Many thanks.
(Posted on 9/30/2013)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Valerie M
I love how she expresses herself!!
(Posted on 1/23/2013)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by jean c
These readings were so powerful that I could only listen to them one at a time and then wait many days to digest them
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- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Crista D
Helps us to connect with and value the wisdom of the elderly who have seen life.
(Posted on 1/1/2013)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Martha C
love, love,love CPE!
(Posted on 12/31/2012)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Laura J
The Power of the Crone is truly remarkable . I have enjoyed all 6 CDs very much and love Clarissa Pinkola Estes way of weaving the stories and wisdom into a whole dimension of thinking. I appreciate the point of view and am now hoping to and looking forward to becoming a powerful crone myself!
(Posted on 12/27/2012)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Sharon
Wonderful, wonderful. I have the first two volumes of this set and I have listened to them once and now I'm doing it all over again. In time I will collect them all. Dr. Estes is a very special person and I learn so much from her and it's such an enjoyable journey.
(Posted on 12/19/2012)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Mary M
I listen to her audio books over and over. Since I am a
crone, I find her stories applicable and helpful, as If
I need permission to be me, oh thank you DR. ESTES.
I highly recommend them to every one no matter the
age. She is the best story teller with a wonderful sense of humor.
(Posted on 12/19/2012)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Lori Garcia
Wonderful and insightful. I've always appreciated the wisdom of the elder women in my life. After listening to The Power of the Crone, I appreciate these blessed and wonderful people even more!
(Posted on 12/2/2011)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Linda VandenBrook
Joyous Body is fabulous. I am completely satisfied with the content and the beautiful way that Clarissa brings the listener to enlightenment. I have most of her CDs and have used them both personally and professionally. I wish that there was a way to let the artist know just how valuable her works have been in my life.
Linda V
(Posted on 10/23/2011)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Gail Gates
This series is like water to a parched soul. I want my own Aunt Edna, but since I don't have one delight in hearing about her from Dr. Estes. There is something that comes loose inside of me when I hear Dr. Estes talk, and then I'm free to float on the wonders of being a woman. Can I only give five stars?
(Posted on 10/16/2011)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Joanna Groebel
I really enjoyed the content of this CD, Dr. Estes is amazing. However, it would be great if Sounds True could make the download a little more user friendly...with segments that are labeled as CD's are.
(Posted on 9/20/2011)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Holly Choate
I'm so fond of this woman's story telling and this set is fabulous.
Thank you Sounds True and thank you Clarissa Pinkola-Estes... many voices, one journey!
(Posted on 8/13/2011)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by yolanda robinson
Extraordinay story teller who touches the depths of my soul. I so much enjoy listening to Dr. Pinkola Estes again and again. I am grateful that she weaves so much wisdom into these ancient, archetypal tales.
(Posted on 5/24/2011)
- Review for The Power of the Crone Review by Barbara Rickard
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Quadpacer & Smartimer: Helps to ensure recommended brushing times.
- ProResults brush head: Contoured brush head fits along the gum line to gently clean and massage gums.
- Optimal results: For optimal results, a new brush head is recommended every 3 months.
- Reminder bristles: Bristles fade when a replacement is needed.
The Sonicare EasyClean Toothbrush also features two timers to keep you on track. The Smartimer encourages you to brush for a full two minutes, the time recommended by dental professionals, while the Quadpacer beeps in 30-second intervals to make sure you thoroughly brush all four quadrants of your mouth. If you wish to pause or stop during brushing, just press the power button. If you press the power button again within 30 seconds, the timers will pick up where you left off.Two Weeks of Power on a Single Charge
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Because the EasyClean Toothbrush can last two weeks between charges, you can leave its charger at home for most of your travels. A hygienic travel cap is included for further on-the-go convenience.
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- 2 ProResults brush heads (standard)
- 2 Travel chargers
- 2 Hygienic travel caps
- 2 Travel cases
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Services for Jennifer (Shaw) Leigh, 37, of Sioux Falls, S.D., will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Clarkfield Lutheran Church, with burial to follow in the Clarkfield City Cemetery. Visitation will be from noon-1:30 p.m. at the church. Lynner Funeral Home of Clarkfield is in charge of funeral arrangements.
She died Monday, April 1, 2013, at the Dougherty House in Sioux Falls.
She is the daughter of Scott and Trudy Shaw of Rochester and the granddaughter of Al Cornelius and Bonnie Shaw, both of Clarkfield.


text: « back to directory print Marsha Garrison Suzanne J. and Norman Miles Professor of Law 250 Joralemon Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (718) 780-7947 | Email | CV Areas of Expertise BioethicsFamily LawHealth Law Education B.A., University of Utah J.D., Harvard University Law School Biography Courses Publications Noteworthy Bioethics and Public Policy This course examines the legal regulation of medical decision-making. The central focus is private decision-making by individuals, but public decision-making about the allocation of medical services will also be addressed. Specific topics include the doctrine of informed consent, decision-making for incompetent patients, physician-assisted suicide and euthanasia, reproductive decision-making, and the sale/donation of body parts and services. In examining these various issues, students will consider the extent, content, and consistency of current law, the factual assumptions and policy goals on which legal regulation is based, the impact of technological innovation, and directions for legal reform. Grading and Method of Evaluation: Letter grade with pass/fail option. Some faculty teaching the course will allow students, with the instructors permission, to write a paper to satisfy the Upperclass Writing Requirement in lieu of taking a final examination. Students are advised to check the teaching schedule for details. Children and the Law This course explores the legal relationships among children, family and the state and considers how our society defines and constructs childhood. Specific topics include children's constitutional rights, education, the legal treatment of abused and neglected children, the termination of parental rights and adoption, rules concerning the medical treatment of children, and the juvenile justice system. These subjects will be addressed from both doctrinal and public policy perspectives. Grading and Method of Evaluation: Letter grade with pass/fail option. Final exam. Comparative and International Family Law This course explores legal issues related to family formation, dissolution, and relational rights from a comparative and international perspective. It will compare and contrast U.S. family law with that of other advanced, industrialized nations across a range of issues, including cohabitation, marriage, adoption, artificial reproductive technologies, divorce, child custody, child protection, post-relationship support, and population policy. The course will also examine international treaties governing inter-country family disputes and investigate the role of international conventions, such as the European Convention on Human Rights and the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child, in shaping the development of domestic family law. Grading and Method of Evaluation: Letter grade with pass/fail option. Final exam. With permission of the professor, students may write a paper in lieu of an exam which may be used to satisfy the UCWR. Family Law This course explores the relationship between the family and the state. Specific topics will be selected by the instructor from among the following: premarital regulation, antenuptial agreements, marriage, nontraditional families, parent-child relationships, adoption, termination of parental rights, divorce, property distribution, support, custody, and separation agreements. Grading and Method of Evaluation: Letter grade with pass/fail option. Final exam. For winter session students will have a take home exam. Food Law This seminar will explore a range of legal issues relating to food production, distribution, safety, and consumption. We will explore the current U.S. regulatory structure and its interface with international agencies (WHO, Codex, WTO, etc.). We will also compare the U.S. approach with that of the EU and consider law reform strategies through both regulatory change and litigation. The first part of the course will provide grounding in the relevant regulatory and litigation doctrines. In the second part of the course, we will take up more specific issues, including sustainable agriculture, genetically modified organisms, and obesity. Other topics will be added based on student interest. Grading and Method of Evaluation: Letter grade with pass/fail option. All students will be required to write a paper that meets standards applicable to the upper class writing requirement and to play a role in planning and presenting materials relevant to one of the later classes on specific Food Law issues. Ordinarily, a student's paper should relate to the class in which he or she will work on for the presentation, but this is not essential. Health Law This course will survey legal issues related to the delivery of health care. Topics typically include access to health care (e.g., rights to treatment, health care for the indigent); the doctor-patient relationship (e.g., malpractice, competency, informed consent, confidentiality); bioethics issues (e.g., end-of-life decisionmaking, reproductive rights); and public health issues (e.g., vaccination, the Affordable Care Act). Grading and Method of Evaluation: Letter grade with pass/fail option. Take-home exam. Torts This course is an introduction to the principles governing civil liability for intentional and unintentional injuries to people and property. Specific topics covered may include negligence and personal injury law; strict liability; an introduction to product liability; remedies; and alternatives to the tort system. Grading and Method of Evaluation: Letter grade only. Final exam. Trusts and Estates This course provides an overview of the laws of wills and trusts, emphasizing both fundamental rules for the use of these property transfer devices and their practical integration in the practice of estate planning. The following general subjects are included in this study: history of the laws of inheritance; intestate succession; the protection of the family in the transfer of wealth; the formalities for the execution, amendment and revocation of wills; the creation and legal nature of different types of trusts, including constructive, resulting, private and charitable trusts; and gifts. Students electing this course may not enroll in Wills and Administration. Grading and Method of Evaluation: Letter grade with pass/fail option. Final exam. Related Links: Faculty News Curriculum New Faculty Brochure


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