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(CNSNews.com) – As the small number of Western democracies intending to boycott the third United Nations' "Durban" racism event this month slowly grows, plans are coming together for a simultaneous "counter" conference expected to slam the U.N. gathering.
The line-up of speakers at the event, to be held at a hotel near U.N. headquarters on Sept. 22, includes Nobel peace prize laureate Elie Wiesel, former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. John Bolton, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, and former Israeli ambassador to the U.N. Dore Gold.
The government of Canada, the first country to announce its decision not to attend the U.N. meeting known as "Durban III," will be represented at the counter conference by a cabinet member, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism minister Jason Kenney.
Previous events in the Durban process have been marred by anti-Israel rhetoric. Adding to the controversy this time round was the U.N.'s decision to hold the conference in New York City, just days after the tenth anniversary of 9/11.
Marking the tenth anniversary of Durban I – the Aug. 31-Sept. 8, 2001 World Conference Against Racism held in Durban, South Africa – Durban III has been timed to coincide with the high-level opening of the General Assembly's annual session, in a bid to ensure that as many world leaders already in town for that event participate.
Among those likely to do so is Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has attended the General Assembly opening every year since taken office in 2005.
The last event in the Durban process, Durban II in Geneva in 2009, featured a provocative speech by Ahmadinejad who attacked Israel and claimed that the Holocaust was a "pretext" for the establishment of the Jewish state.
The U.S. and nine other Western countries boycotted Durban II, and more than 20 European delegations walked out to protest Ahmadinejad's speech.
Canada, which was also first to announce it was boycotting Durban II, said early on that it would not attend Durban III either, making the announcement last November, two days after a U.N. committee voted for a resolution on holding the Sept. 22 event.
A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers then urged the Obama administration to follow Canada's lead quickly. The State Department announced its decision in June.
The other countries that have said publicly they will not attend are Israel, Australia and four European Union countries – the Czech Republic, Italy, the Netherlands and Austria.
Can Durban III be fixed?
Fifteen other nations voted against the General Assembly's Durban III resolution late last year but have yet to announce whether or not they will participate in this month's event. They are Britain, Bulgaria, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Palau, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Sweden.
According to that December resolution, Durban III aims to adopt "a short and concise political declaration aimed at mobilizing political will at the national, regional and international levels for the full and effective implementation of the Durban Declaration and Program of Action."
The DDPA, adopted in Durban in 2001, is at the center of the controversy. It provocatively identified "Palestinian people under foreign occupation" as victims of racism, in line with the international campaign to label Israel an "apartheid" state. No country other than Israel was similarly targeted.
Countries that stayed away from Durban II based their stance on the atmosphere that pervaded Durban I – and, crucially, on the fact that the 2009 Geneva event embraced the DDPA.
As the main purpose of Durban III is, once again, to promote the DDPA, it is unlikely that negotiations underway in New York in the run-up to the conference will make any difference in the view of critics of the process.
Nonetheless, some of the 15 countries that voted against the resolution in December but have yet to say whether or not they will participate are holding off on announcing a decision, pending the outcome of those negotiations.
They include Latvia, whose foreign ministry spokesman Janis Silis said in response to queries Thursday that Latvia was "strongly committed to fight racism and intolerance" and believed the event should "keep the focus on principal objective and should not be politicized."
A Romanian foreign ministry spokesman said Romania too had not taken a final decision, pending the results of talks in New York on the final text. It was involved in the negotiations with the aim of positively influencing the outcome.
Romania believed that the process should "avoid the focus on specific geographical situations leading to unwanted and counterproductive politicization," he said.
Lithuania's foreign ministry said the Baltic state would take part, represented at a "working level." Other foreign ministries' responses to queries on Durban III attendance are awaited.
The day-long counter conference is being organized by leading U.N. critic Anne Bayefsky, director of the Institute on Human Rights and the Holocaust at Touro College and editor of the Hudson Institute's Eye on the U.N. project.
"10 Years Ago the U.N. Durban Declaration charged Israel – and only Israel – with racism," the invitation reads. "10 Years Ago the U.N. Durban conference legitimized hate speech on a global scale. 10 Years Ago on September 11th the enemies of democracy attacked the friends of freedom. 10 Years have passed and the U.N. will celebrate the 10th anniversary of Durban
in New York City - in the shadow of America's grief. 10 Long Years and the voices of intolerance that drive terrorism are louder than ever."
Other speakers include actor Jon Voight, former NYC mayor Ed Koch, Princeton University professor emeritus Bernard Lewis, Harvard professors Alan Dershowitz and Ruth Wisse, Sudanese human rights activist Simon Deng, Syrian-born critic of Islam Wafa Sultan – named in 2006 as one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people – American Islamic Forum for Democracy president Zuhdi Jasser and Bayefsky.
A coalition of human rights groups will also hold an event in New York coinciding with Durban III, aimed at highlighting some of the cases of human rights violation that are frequently ignored by the U.N.'s Human Rights Council.
The Global Summit Against Discrimination and Persecution will gather dissidents and human rights activists from countries including China, Syria, Sudan, Cuba, Vietnam, Zimbabwe, North Korea and Iran. They include Yang Jianli, a veteran of the 1989 pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square and exiled Uighur leader Rebiya Kadeer.
A keynote address will be given by Mariane Pearl, author and women's rights advocate, and widow of slain Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl
According to the organizers the conference will produce and present to world leaders draft U.N. resolutions on governments that abuse human rights through policies of genocide, torture, discrimination and repression.

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AHIMA's VLab is the platform of choice by HIM educators for value-added HIM experiential education.
In order to help bring experiential learning to the HIM academic experience, AHIMA developed the VLab, an Internet-based, practical, participative, HIM and health information technology (HIT) work environment. Featuring multiple software applications and corresponding lab lessons, the VLab is an affordable solution for bringing health information technology software to the classroom. Launched in 2006, the VLab, has more than 400 subscribing colleges and universities and has been used by more than 10,000 students annually.
Students can access and experience state-of-the-art software like the master patient index (MPI), Electronic Health Record (EHR), encoders, electronic document management systems (EDMS), Release of Information Software (ROI) and other applications they'll regularly use in the working world. Lessons and activities designed specifically for the lab applications allow students to test their skills and decision-making ability without jeopardizing the privacy, security, or integrity of real medical records.
Useful in the traditional classroom or through distance-learning, students will have their first encounter with, or will brush up on, standard processes, identity management, identification and correction of medical records, prevention of duplicate records, and more. The Lab is essential in preparing students for their on-site experiences.
AHIMA's VLab is the platform of choice by health educators around the globe and across all clinical disciplines for interprofessional and experiential health intelligence education.
AHIMA launched its VLab, an internet-based software lab and lesson repository, in March 2006. Developed with input and contributions from software partners, educators, and HIM professionals, the lab was created to provide an affordable learning laboratory for use in colleges and universities offering degree programs in health information management. Available as a subscription service to academic institutions, the VLab provides experiential learning through simulations in health information management. Students get hands-on practice in healthcare information technologies.
Initially established with 30 pilot programs, the VLab now has more than 400 subscribing schools, and has been used by more than 10,000 students annually. Its design is usable for both distance learning and on-campus programs. System maintenance of the lab applications and user support is provided centrally by the VLab, minimizing IT resources required at the local school.
Lab lessons and instructional material are designed to illustrate fundamental concepts and principles of electronic health information management. HIM educators and practitioners contribute to the development and review of instructional materials.
As the healthcare industry continues to expand its reliance on information and communication technologies, competencies in managing electronic information resources will only become more critical for all types of healthcare professionals, and vital components for HIM education. AHIMA's VLab is a great, real-world supplement to HIM education.
Lab applications are available via the internet, 24x7.
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Varies by vendor application and nature of problem. Most downtime occurs during scheduled maintenance windows that users and admins are notified of in advance, usually lasting only a few minutes but can last up to a few hours. Emergency maintenance issues occur very rarely, and in extreme cases but may require one or more business days to restore service.
The concept of AHIMA's VLab is to provide colleges and universities with a single source for virtual access to a full array of core HIM technologies, along with the supporting tools and resources to allow successful and effective integration of these technologies into individual courses and lessons. The VLab will allow students to actually work with the technology they will encounter in the workplace, in an environment that closely simulates real world application.
Step 1: The school will receive orientation materials and any enrollment codes they've ordered, which will be ready to use immediately. They will also receive free enrollment codes for their instructors.
Step 2: Instructors requesting Admin access will also be given access to the VLab Instructors' Engage Community, an online repository containing a library of guides and resources as well as a discussion forum where they will see notices from AHIMA as well as questions and comments posted by other current VLab instructors.
Step 3: Instructors can access the VLab materials on-demand at any time during the subscription, or can learn more about the VLab through a scheduled online training session.
Step 4: Instructors select the specific applications and activities within VLab that their students should access and complete, based on curriculum needs. All users will have access to everything VLab has to offer, so instructors should guide their students to let them know what is relevant to them at that time.
Enrollment in the VLab is open to all HIM/HIT-related organizations, including (but not limited to) universities, community colleges and approved coding programs.
Each enrollment code gives 365 days of continuous all-inclusive access to the full suite of VLab applications, resources and activities. The price for organizations purchasing for their students is $100/code (lower prices are available to those who wish to order a large amount of codes in bulk). Enrollment codes never expire until used, so no need to worry about purchasing more codes than you need at the time because any overstock can be used the following semester/year.
Schools choosing to have the student purchase access themselves can either point them to the Online Shopping Cart for Students (where the students can purchase directly from AHIMA for $110), or the school's bookstore can order a number of codes to resell to the students using the Bookstore Order Form (the price to resellers is $110/code, with lower prices available to those who wish to order a large amount of codes in bulk).
Click on the links below for enrollment forms and pricing information:
VLab Subscription Form (Use to begin/renew organization's VLab subscription)
VLab Enrollment Code Order Form (Use to order more enrollment codes during active subscription)
Bookstore Order Form (Use to order codes in bulk for bookstores)
Online Shopping Cart for Students (Use for students to purchase directly from AHIMA)
Please submit a Customer Support Request Form for more information.
The VLab includes a variety of critical HIM software applications. Each application is based on a commercially available product and has been customized or configured to optimize its usability for experiential learning. Instructors are provided with access to all applications and instructional materials, and can select the specific applications and activities their students will use based on their curriculum requirements. All of the lab applications are included and available with a VLab subscription. For a full list of lab applications, click here
Lab staff provides system maintenance for the applications and is available for assistance with lab setup, review of user materials (especially helpful for online programs) and general user support. The VLab is completely internet-based, requiring minimal set-up on the user's PC, or in your school PC lab. System Requirements
The VLab can be used in the classroom or from home, and the applications are available 24 x 7 for access on your own schedule. The lab applications may provide students with their first exposure to health information software, give them the opportunity to try out new software functions they haven't used before, or brush up on standard processes and tools for coding, identity management, deficiency management, chart analysis, and more.
Step 1: The student receives an enrollment code, either from their instructor or their bookstore. They may also purchase access directly via the Online Shopping Cart for Students.
Step 2: Log into the Learning Management System at academy.ahima.org, then go to the My Learning page.
Step 3: Input the enrollment code in the redemption box at the bottom of the page to enroll in VLab Academy; if you purchased access through the Online Shopping Cart you won't need to do this step, VLab Academy will automatically be added to the My Learning page.
Step 4: User account are already established in the majority of the VLab applications and are accessible immediately upon completion of the individual user enrollment. There are some applications that require an additional self-registration step by the user before they can use them; in those cases step-by-step instructions are available within their specific sections in VLab Academy.
Step 5:Students should wait for further directions from the instructor (he/she will provide an assignment or other materials with login instructions) before using the VLab.
Students who need to purchase an access code for registration may use the Virtual Shopping Cart to purchase the access code online, or their school may make them available for purchase through the school bookstore. The instructor will provide information on this if your school requires purchase of the student packets.
To retrieve a MyAHIMA ID and Password, please go to Email My Password and an ID and password will be sent to the email address on file.
The VLab includes a variety of critical HIM software applications. Each application is based on a commercially available product and has been customized or configured for optimal experiential learning.
The HIM professional practice workspace is continually evolving, with new software applications emerging on a nearly-daily basis. Similarly, AHIMA's VLab strives to maintain a robust suite of software applications which are relevant in the marketplace, actually used in the HIM professional practice workspace, and ultimately equips students with the skills and competencies necessary to succeed in the healthcare industry and to compete in the global economy.
An award-winning, cloud-based EHR giving students experience in many different HIM activities, including building templates, writing macros, writing reports, adding new patients, editing patient data, scheduling patients, and generating bills, among others.
This EHR system includes simulated patient cases or charts. Activities direct students in basic EHR navigation and uses. Students can register and build their own patient cases, allowing them to explore clinical and management tools and functions in the EHR, and build knowledge and skills in clinical information systems. This system also explores:
The MPI software suite is used in patient identity management, duplicate record management and in maintaining database integrity. The database includes more than 50,000 patient demographic records, with approximately 5,000 potential duplicate sets. QuadraMed Smart ID is used for patient registration and prevention of duplicate records, while SmartMerge provides tools for duplicate management, including analysis and duplicate cleanup. Lessons explore the following topics and tools in the software:
This knowledge-based encoder software suite includes ICD-10 diagnostic and procedure codebooks, CPT and HCPCS codebooks, and reimbursement groupers. Students can access extensive coding and general references, such as a medical dictionary, a drug reference guide, and anatomy illustrations, and can gain familiarity with encoder software tools and the resources they provide. The package includes:
3M's decision-based encoder software provides students with access to ICD-10 diagnostic and procedure codebooks, CPT and HCPCS codebooks, reimbursement groupers, and extensive coding and general references (a medical dictionary, a drug reference guide, and anatomy illustrations). Students gain familiarity with encoder software tools and the resources they provide. The 3M package includes:
This document imaging system provides the main chart repository for the Virtual Lab. The system includes over 300 patient encounters and provides a flexible resource available for use in coding exercises, chart analysis, general orientation to the forms and indexing in the medical record. Chart indexing makes it easy for instructors to select charts by patient type or coding category.
This CIOX Health suite allows students to log and analyze release of patient information requests online. Requests and corresponding charts from the Virtual Lab chart repository are reviewed, and the student can submit their "assignments" (documents they determine can be released, based on the request) electronically to their instructor via SmartLink. Specially configured for academic use, the system and corresponding lessons provide students with exposure to key concepts in ROI.
Included is a trial copy of Tableau's data visioning and analysis software, along with practice data sets and a training webcast developed for HIM students.
For more information about subscribing to AHIMA's Virtual Lab please submit a Customer Support Request Form.
Below are the VLab system requirements for individual user PCs (subject to change). All of the VLab Applications are hosted and maintained by the VLab and/or its vendors.


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"That's what Christmas is all about…
…Charlie Brown." Yup, we had Charlie Brown Christmas theme this year for our tea! Mom found Charlie Brown Nativity plates and napkins at Mardels, and she looked on Pinterest for decoration ideas. She's pretty creative! Dec. 21st we had our family Christmas tea!
We were all together that evening!!
LOTS of amazing food!! We finished cooking all the goodies that afternoon.
After we
stuffed ourselves ate, we sang some, shared some thoughts, then opened presents.
Fun sibling pics!
Yes, these say what you think they do! I think these went down as the best gifts that night, it was a blast giving these to Dad and Mom!
We got lots of ice down here, it all melted Christmas day.
It was pretty while it lasted!
Out caroling to neighbors… lots of fun!
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Funeral services for Sharon Coleen Brewer Martens, 71, of Forsyth were Monday morning, Nov. 18, 2013, in the Chapel of Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home of Forsyth. Burial followed in the Forsyth Cemetery.
Mrs. Martens died peacefully in her sleep on Monday, Nov, 11, 2013.
She was born to Francis and Adrienne Groombridge Brewer on Feb. 14, 1942, the second of three children. Mrs. Martens grew up on the family farm east of Forsyth. She attended Forsyth High School, graduating in 1960. While in school, she was active in 4-H, showing her cattle, riding her horse, or working on sewing projects. She was in The Order of Rainbow for Girls, serving as worthy advisor. She was in choir, twirling and played the piano and accordion.
After graduating from high school she went to the Denver Business College and graduated in 1962. She returned to Forsyth and worked for the Rosebud County Attorney's office.
She married her high school sweetheart and best friend, Duane Martens, on Aug. 17, 1963. Together they made a life farming and ranching, and raising their three children, Doug, Tammy and Scott, in the Forsyth and Vananda areas.
Mrs. Martens enjoyed camping, bowling and playing cards, especially canasta and pinochle. She loved to read her Harlequin Romance novels and carried a book in her purse everywhere she went. She loved to dance with her husband, and they danced every chance they had. She always said she had taught him everything he knew about dancing.
She was a true country girl; she loved to take rides through the pastures looking at the cows, and to drive to the highest hill to watch the thunder and lightning storms roll in. Going on walks was one of her favorite things when the weather was nice, sometimes walking three miles a night.
Mrs. Martens was a 4-H leader, a Rainbow mother, served as a judge for the Rosebud County Spelling Bee and worked as an election judge for many years.
Her most treasured asset was her family. She would do anything for her family and was the number one fan of her grandchildren, attending every activity, whether it be concerts, plays or sporting events. She loved cooking lunch for the family, some days having up to eight people and other days having one, but, the meal was always hot, good and appreciated. She always had caramel popcorn balls for Halloween, and would hang them on her Christmas tree. She also made the best Scotcharoos for her grandchildren when they wanted them.
She will be greatly missed by everyone she knew.
Her survivors include by her sons, Doug (Jenell) Martens and Scott (Melanie) Martens; her son-in-law, Robert (Gina) Sorenson; eight grandchildren, Dustin (Becky) Martens, Kordelle (Tyler) Stephenson, Riley, Dylan, and Tanner Sorenson, and Aeriel, Logan, and Morgan Martens; her brother, Kevin (JoAnn) Brewer; a brother-in-law, Terry (Garnet) Essex; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Duane; her daughter, Tammy; her mother and father; a sister, Connie Essex; and a nephew, Timmy Essex.
The family has asked that memorials be made to the Rosebud County Nursing Home Blanket Warmer Fund, P.O. Box 500, Forsyth, MT 59327 or to the Friends & Family Fund, P.O. Box 957, Forsyth, MT 59327.
Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting: www.stevensonandsons.com
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no and it's getting hard to give this stuff away with our low membership. I might raise the limit/member just to get rid of it. Stay tuned.
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I'll take it! I haven't won yet. Seems like every time I get on here, someone has just won some dog-gone PEE. Poor me, with no PEE.
See we are still drawing in the young-ins. You won! Send me your address and what pee you want.
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Well boys, my birthday is tomorrow... the big 33. Sometimes I feel 53! It's mainly my lower back. I lift on my kids waaay too much and I use my back to do it. Plus, the wife and I bought a new king-sized bed about a year ago and we bought a pillow top and it's really, really soft. Well guess what? I need a firm. Yeah, talk about making me sick. But I live with it. For the first hour of every morning, I walk crooked. But then I straighten up and I'm fine. We were at the State Fair about a week ago and they had a booth set up under a tent with those tempurpedic beds. I asked the guy, let me see your most FIRM bed you make. He proceeded to show me a bed, I laid on it and was in heaven until I heard the price. $7000. Yeah.
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Setting an Example for your Dog | The German Shepherd
If you see any of these signs of your German Shepherd Dog losing his or her temper, it is absolutely vital not to lose your own. You need to be an example of control and self-restraint in order to foster these same behaviors in your German Shepherd dog. Remember, your German Shepherd is not born knowing how to behave in a human environment; he or she is taught – and it is your responsibility to be their teacher. If you yell and scream – or worse, behave with physical violence – towards your German Shepherd dog, it is likely that he or she will learn these behaviors from you, and become worse behaviorally in the future. Furthermore, your dog may not even understand why you are angry with him or her, growing fearful and suspicious and destroying the delicate bond between owner and pet. This is absolutely the last thing you want to do, and will have severe repercussions for the trust between you and your dog which is at the center of your relationship.
You might want to consider sending a particularly troublesome or aggressive German Shepherd dog to an obedience training seminar or program. The individuals running these systems are for the most part professionals who will no doubt be glad to receive your German Shepherd dog and use their many years of experience to best treat your dog with respect even as they help him or her abandon destructive or self-destructive behaviors and adopt more conciliatory ones.
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Bridge 99 Complex: 50 percent contained
Area closures reduced; fire activity decreased
SISTERS, Ore. - Evacuation levels were lowered near the Bridge 99 Fires on Tuesday and two campgrounds reopened.
Bridge 99 Complex - 9 a.m. Wednesday
Start date:
Estimated Size:
Bridge 99 Fire: 5,300 acres; (no change)
Southern portion Bear Butte 2 Fire: 619 acres (+2)
Total complex acres 5,917 (+2)
% Contained:
# of
Injuries to date:
Estimated Containment Date:
Pioneer Ford, Lower Bridge, Allen Springs, Canyon Creek, and Candle Creek Campgrounds; Portions of Forest Roads 12, 14, 1140, and 1420400. Jefferson Lake, Sugarpine Ridge, Shirley Lake, Cabot Lake Trails, and a 5 mile section of the Pacific Crest Trail. A closure map is shown the Bridge 99 Complex Inciweb page.
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2 Type I (Heavy),
2 Type II (Medium),
3 Type III (Light)
The Bridge 99 Complex consists of two fires (the Bridge 99 Fire and the Bear Butte 2 Fire). The Bridge 99 Fire is burning 18 miles northwest of the city of Sisters on Green Ridge, next to the Metolius River. The southern portion of the Bear Butte 2 Fire is burning in the Mt. Jefferson Wilderness on the Deschutes National Forest. The northern portion of the Bear Butte 2 Fire is on the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs lands and is being managed by the Fire Team (IMT) working on the Logging Unit Complex.
Due to decreased fire activity, evacuation levels have been reduced and area closures have been changed (see details below). Firefighters completed burnout operations and direct line on the northwest fire perimeter and continued to secure containment lines on the Bridge 99 Fire.
The southern, eastern and much of the northern fire perimeter has been further secured by crews completing mop up (extinguishing burning materials with water and hand tools) activities.
Varying amounts of rain occurred over the fire, but vegetation and burnable debris under the tree canopies still remain dry. Expected fire behavior will be limited to smoldering and burning of heavy fuels, stumps and large diameter logs. Some of the fire crews and other resources will be available to help staff new fires resulting from last night's thunderstorms.
Helicopters will continue to drop water on hotspots to slow the spread of the Bear Butte 2 Fire in the Mt. Jefferson Wilderness. Fire officials responsible for managing the wildfire will begin reducing the number of resources on the fire today. Total complex acreage increased only slightly yesterday, to 5,917 acres.
Weather will be unseasonably cool today with high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s and relative humidity in the 50 to 60 percent range. Crews will continue mop-up activities and patrol.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Department evacuation orders were changed yesterday and are as follows:
All private lands along the Metolius River from Allen Springs Campground to Lake Billy Chinook (including the Metolius Arm) have been lowered to a Level II Evacuation Order. The Three Rivers Subdivision has been lowered to a Level I Evacuation Order. The subdivisions of Rim Park, Forest Park, and Air Park along with Cove Palisades State Park remain under a Level I Evacuation Order. The Cove Palisades State Park remains open.
Monty Campground and Perry South Campground are now open to the public.
The following Forest Service roads, trails, campgrounds and lands remain closed:
Forest Road 12, from its intersection with Forest Roads 1270/1298 to Bridge 99, Forest Road 14, from Bridge 99 to its intersection with Forest Road 1400700 (Allen Springs Campground), Forest Road 1140, from its intersection with Forest Roads 1150/1180 to the intersection with Forest Road 1152, Forest Road 1154, from its intersection with Forest Road 1150 to the intersection with Forest Road 1140, and Forest Road 1420400.
The Lower Bridge, Pioneer Ford, Allen Springs, Canyon Creek, and Candle Creek Campgrounds are closed. The Jefferson Lake Trail (#4001), Sugarpine Ridge Trail (#4002), Shirley Lake Trail (#4003.1), and the Cabot Lake Trail (#4003) are closed within the Mt Jefferson Wilderness. A 5-mile segment of the Pacific Crest Trail (#2000) is closed. The south closure is located north of the Shirley Lake Trail (#4003) junction and the north closure is located near Cathedral Rocks. An area closure has been designated on a map that is available on the Inciweb website listed below. The Wizard Falls Fish Hatchery remains closed to the public.
The above closures and evacuation levels will continually be reassessed to determine if they remain appropriate to protect public health and safety.
For additional information on the Bridge 99 Complex:
For information on smoke impacts to air quality in your community, go to the Oregon Smoke Blog at: http://oregonsmoke.blogspot.com. For detailed information on the fire including Operational Period maps, area closure maps, and photos please visit: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/3963/.


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Bowhunting Mule Deer in Arizona
Posted on December 14, 2011
It was late December 13 years ago when I embarked on my first journey to Southern Arizona to hunt desert mule deer. My hunting buddy and I each had an over-the-counter archery deer tag in our pockets, and with other hunters' stories in our heads, we were positive we would be wrapping that tag around some bone in the next few days.
After a couple days, I started to realize that finding and hunting these desert mulies was not as easy as we had thought. We looked hard for days, but we both ended up eating tag soup that year and again the next. As a new bowhunter, I knew nothing about when or why to hunt water and nothing about bedding down a buck before you put a stalk on him. I had no clue about what I needed to do.
I know now that the stories that I had heard about hunters' successes in Arizona didn't do me any good. Where do I go? What do I do? How do I find the deer? When is the rut? Because of the tight lips of other hunters, I had to answer these questions for myself.
Thirteen years later, I have answered these questions, and I will share them with you. I am not going to give up any secret spots or honey holes, but I will point you in the right direction so that your first hunt in Arizona won't be a waste of time and money. I can't promise that you will fill your tag or even get a shot, but I can promise that you will see deer if you use the tactics and information I am sharing.
The beauty of this over-the-counter hunt is that you can do it every year. You don't have to build up points for years and hope to get drawn. Also, with this one tag, you can hunt three different times of the year. So if you don't fill your tag during the first season, you will still have two more opportunities. In addition–although some may not agree with this–spike bucks are legal. So if you are a new bowhunter or just a meat hunter, you can have even more opportunity with deer that are not yet educated.
Some of the units in Arizona hold the elusive coues whitetail. You can shoot these deer with the same over-the-counter tag. Check the Arizona Game and Fish regulations to see a map that shows where these deer are present. Units in which I have seen them are 6A, 6B, 8, 36A, 36B and 36C.
First Hunt of the Year
January 1–31, 2011 (see current regulations). Open units: 8, 9, 10, 15A, 15B, 15C, 15D, 16A (except Mohave County Park lands), 17A, 17B, 18A, 18B, 19A, 19B, 20A, 20B, 20C, 21 (except Cave Creek Recreation Area), 22, 23, 24A, 24B, 25M, 27, 28, 29, 30A, 30B, 31, 32, 33, 34A, 34B, 35A (except Fort Huachuca), 35B, 36A, 36B, 36C, 37A, 37B, 38M (including Tucson Mountain Wildlife Area), 39, 40A, 40B, 41, 42, 43A, 43B, 44A, 44B, 45A, 45B, 45C and 47M.
Units 29, 34A, 34B, 35A, 35B, 36A, 36B and 36C are great units to hunt this time of year. The desert terrain, rolling hills and buttes in these units make it easier to glass up deer and put stalks on them. Daytime temperatures can sometimes get into the 70s, which makes it nice for a winter hunt. But keep in mind that it's winter, and cold fronts can, and will, come in. Also remember that you CAN hunt and camp in the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge in Units 36A, 36B and 36C. Unit 36C also contains Santa Margarita and the Kings Anvil ranches. These are both private ranches that will let you camp and hunt for free. You simply have to sign in at the gate. All three units have great water holes and hold a lot of deer.
This is my favorite time to hunt in Arizona because of the rut, which usually starts during that last week or two in December and carries on into the second week of January, depending on which area of the state you are in.
During this time of the year, I spend the mornings glassing. If I find a buck I want to pursue, I will bed him down and try to put a stalk together. If you find some does that don't have bucks with them, you will need to keep checking up on them. Eventually, bucks will join the group as the does come into estrus.
I like to hunt water during the afternoons. Success on water will depend on the last time it has rained in the area. You can also brush out the fresh tracks around the water hole to see how frequently the deer are coming in. Alternatively, you can set up a trail camera. Finally, try to get into your blind or treestand at least four hours before dark.
Google Earth is a great tool for locating water holes in the area you are planning to hunt. You can also get a book from Arizona Game and Fish that shows maps to most of the game- and fish-maintained water sources.
Note: There is a lot of illegal immigration activity in these units. Although I have never had any problems, I have heard stories of hunters and game wardens having issues with drug-runners. You just need to be aware of your surroundings. It's LEGAL to carry a sidearm in the southern part of Arizona while bowhunting.
Also, if you are planning on hunting during December (third season) and January (first season), make sure you have a 2011 tag for December and a 2012 tag for January.
Second Hunt
August 19–Sep 8, 2011 (see current regulations). Open Units: 1, 2A, 2B, 2C, 3A, 3B, 3C, 4A, 4B, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B (except Camp Navajo), 7,8, 9, 10, 11M, 15A, 15B, 15C, 15D, 16A (except Mohave County Park lands), 17A, 17B, 18A, 18B, 19A, 19B, 20A, 20B, 20C, 21 (except Cave Creek Recreation Area), 22, 23, 24A, 24B, 27, 28, 29, 30A, 30B, 31, 32, 33, 34A, 34B, 35A (except Fort Huachuca), 35B, 36A, 36B and 36C.
You can find a velvet buck this time of year. I like to hunt units 6A, 6B, 7, 8, 9, 10, 17B, 20A and 20C because the summer temperatures don't get too high in these northern units. I sit a lot of water during this season because of the heat, but spot-and-stalk opportunities are abundant. I normally start hunting in the most northern of these units, checking water holes for fresh sign. If it has rained recently, I will move to the southerly units, which don't get as much rain. Again, use Google Earth or the Game and Fish book to find these water sources.
If there has been a lot of rain, or you just don't want to sit water, the terrain in most of these units is suitable for spot and stalk. I strongly recommend putting your binocular on a tripod while glassing. I can guarantee that you will see more deer doing this.
If you are new to the spot-and-stalk method, the goal is to glass up a buck and then put a stalk on him. The most common thing to do is to wait for the buck to bed down for the day and then plan your stalk. Keep in mind that the wind will normally blow uphill in the mornings as it warms up. This means that you should get above your bedded buck and make a stalk downhill toward him. This is not always the case, so always be aware of the wind direction.
There is a lot of private land in Arizona. However, most land owners don't post their property and don't care if you access it.
The Arizona trespassing law states, "Hunters are permitted to enter onto land unless lawfully posted. Signs must be at least eight inches by eleven inches with plainly legible wording in capital and bold-faced lettering at least one inch high. The sign must have the words "no hunting, no trapping or no fishing" either as a single phrase or in any combination. The signs must be conspicuously placed on a structure or post at least four feet above ground level at all points of vehicular access, at all property or fence corners and at intervals of not more than one-quarter mile along the property boundary. A sign with one hundred square inches or more of orange paint may serve as the interval notices between property or fence corners and points of vehicular access. The orange paint shall be clearly visible and shall cover the entire above-ground surface of the post facing outward and on both lateral sides from the closed area.â€
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I debated the PS Perfectwave while it was on sale. But too pricy for me at this time.
So I went and picked up a Teac.
Its a nicely built unit. Easy to setup. I havent had the chance to run DSD through it yet although I do have DSD files on my MAC (still learning how to use Audionirvana and Amarra.
Over all it sounds pretty close to the Sony 5400 on Redbook. A little more forward thats for sure. Files through Amarra not as good as the Sony transport in my opinion. AIFF ripped files seemed a little wall like in the upper registers.
OTOH, the Schiit Gungnir sounds thin, lacks bass and details are smeared on top. However vocals come across better. If I remember, the Schiit had a more full bass when I used its balanced outs before it went into the shop (The cary SLP0 not the Schiit - although the lack of bass makes me wonder if it needs to go in).
This is all with RCA outs. Havent run a balanced signal to my preamp as my SLP05 cary is still in for repairs.
I havent done a Bifrost listen for a while but will get to trying to compare it to its bigger sibling hopefully soon.
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WASHINGTON • Finding rare political accommodation on the cusp of a holiday recess, Congress passed legislation Friday designed to salvage 2.8 million jobs and shield students from a sharp increase in loan interest rates.
The legislation, which also revamps highway and transit programs and shores up the federal flood insurance program, now goes to the White House for President Barack Obama's signatures.
Lawmakers trying to leave town for a weeklong Fourth of July recess had been facing twin deadlines: Federal highway and transit aid programs and the government's authority to levy federal fuel taxes were expiring Saturday. And interest rates on new student loans were set to double on Sunday.
The burst of legislating came just four months before the November elections, giving lawmakers achievements to show off to voters who have increasingly held Congress in low esteem while the economy continues to flounder.
"We have a bill that will boost this economy. We have a bill that is supported by conservatives and liberals, progressives and moderates. I think it's a great day," said Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., who led Senate negotiations on the transportation portion of the package.
Boxer estimated the bill would save about 1.8 million jobs by keeping aid for highway and transit construction flowing to states and create another 1 million jobs by using federal loan guarantees to leverage private sector investment in infrastructure projects.
Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., chairman of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, said: "Probably millions would have been put out of work if we hadn't acted."
Not all lawmakers were happy.
"At least it's not as bad as our Republican colleagues wanted," complained Rep. Earl Blumenauer, D-Ore., who has championed bike and pedestrian programs that the measure would squeeze. "But make no mistake, it is not a bill to be proud of."
In the bargaining that led up to an agreement on the package earlier this week, House Republicans gave up their demands that the bill require approval of the contentious Keystone XL oil pipeline and block federal regulation of toxic waste generated by coal-fired power plants. Democrats gave ground on environmental protections and biking, pedestrian and safety programs.
The bill consolidates various transportation programs and reduces the number of programs by two-thirds. States would have more flexibility on how they spend transportation aid. It also revamps rules on environmental studies of the potential impact of highway projects, with an aim toward cutting in half the time it takes to complete construction projects. And the measure contains an array of safety initiatives, including requirements that would make it more likely passengers would survive a tour bus crash.
"It doesn't have everything," Mica said. But "we were able to do more with less and move transportation for the nation forward."
The bill would spend about $100 billion on federal highway programs over two years, but puts off the politically tricky decision on how to pay for them after that.
The federal 18.4 cent-a-gallon gasoline tax and 24.4 cent-a-gallon diesel tax are no longer enough to pay for current spending on highway and transit programs. And two commissions and an array of private sector experts have said the U.S. should be spending about twice as much or more on its transportation infrastructure as it does now.
But Congress and the White House have refused to discuss raising fuel taxes or an alternative long-term source of money. The federal trust funds that pay for highway and transit programs are forecast to be nearly broke by the time the bill expires.
"When the bill expires we face a high cliff from which the program could fall," said Erich Zimmerman, a policy analyst with Taxpayers for Common Sense.
The fuel taxes are not indexed for inflation and haven't been increased since 1993, so their buying power has steadily eroded. Also, cars and trucks today are more fuel-efficient and the number of miles driven has flattened, resulting in less gas tax revenue. Since 2008, Congress has three times dipped into the national general treasury to borrow a total of $34.5 billion to keep transportation programs going.
Congressional bargainers reached an agreement earlier this week on the $6 billion college loan portion of the bill that would avert a doubling of interest rates beginning Sunday on federal loans to 7.4 million students. The current 3.4 percent interest rate on subsidized Stafford loans would balloon back to 6.8 percent on Sunday under a cost-saving maneuver contained in a 2007 law.
About $20 billion of the measure's cost is paid for by making changes in companies' pension calculations that will reduce their tax deductions, and increasing the payments businesses must make to insure their pension programs.
The bill also extends the federal flood insurance program to protect 5.6 million households and businesses. It addresses a shortfall arising from claims after 2005's Hurricane Katrina by reducing insurance subsidies for vacation homes and allowing for increases in premiums.
The measure also requires that 80 percent of fines for violations of the Clean Water Act as a result of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico will go to a trust fund for Gulf Coast states damaged by the spill. Elements of three-bill package passed by Congress
Congress on Friday passed and sent to President Barack Obama a package of bills that renew highway and flood insurance programs and prevent some student loan interest rates from rising. Among the key components:
The highway bill:
Reauthorizes transportation programs through September 2014 at a cost of more than $100 billion. About 80 percent of that goes to federal highway programs, 20 percent to mass transit.
Retains the federal taxes 18.4 cents a gallon for gasoline and 24.4 cents for diesel that have been unchanged since 1993. Because the gas taxes are inadequate to pay for the bill, it includes other savings such as $9.4 billion from changing the method of calculating pension plan liabilities, $10.8 billion from increasing Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation premiums and $2.7 billion from raising premiums in the flood insurance program. It also saves $100 million by ending a loophole where machines selling roll-your-own cigarettes are not subject to tobacco taxes. Those savings also make up for the costs in the student loan bill.
Ensures that 80 percent of Clean Water Act Violation fines paid by BP and others held responsible for the Deepwater Horizon oil spill goes to Gulf Coast states.
Gives states more flexibility over how they spend federal highway aid and consolidates the number of highway programs by two-thirds. It also expands a loan guarantee program aimed at increasing private investment in infrastructure projects.
Leaves out several items sought by House Republicans, including government approval of the Keystone XL oil pipeline and a stop to the Environmental Protection Agency regulating ash generated by coal-fired plants.
Speeds up environmental impact studies on highway and transit construction projects and effectively reduces spending on "transportation enhancements" such as bike paths and sidewalks, with the agreement of Senate Democrats. The Senate also acquiesced to House demands that $1.4 billion for general land and water conservation be stripped from the bill.
Extends for one year a federal timber subsidy program that provides $346 million to 700 counties in 41 states. Almost one-third of that goes to Oregon.
Directs the Army Corps of Engineers to speed up efforts to protect the Great Lakes from Asian carp.
The student loan bill:
Keeps interest rates for new subsidized Stafford loans for college students at 3.4 percent for another year. Without congressional action, the rates would have doubled to 6.8 percent on July 1. The action saves some 7.4 million students an average $1,000 in higher interest costs over the life of the loan, typically a decade or longer.
About $1 billion of the $6 billion cost of the low-interest rate extension comes from a GOP plan to limit federal subsidies for Stafford loans for undergraduates to six years. Currently, the government charges no interest while students are still in school, even if it takes them longer than six years to graduate.
The flood insurance bill:
Extends for five years the life of the National Flood Insurance Program, which provides subsidized insurance to about 5.6 million policyholders, mostly in flood-prone areas.
The bill seeks to reduce some of the nearly $18 billion the program owes the Treasury by phasing in more actuarially sound premium rates, ending subsidies for some properties such as vacation homes and relocating homes that are subject to repetitive claims.


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Deletion rationale Edit
- There is no canon basis for this article's existence. --Defiant 08:59, July 22, 2011 (UTC)
Discussion Edit
- The article states that Mitchell had been reading a specific part of the book that the quote came from. I'm not sure where that information comes from right now, but if a specific part of the book was cited or seen in canon(combined with mentioning the author), I think it would be better to have the article at this title than at an Unnamed Book page or deleting this. If that specific section wasn't mentioned, or there is some other reason to not have this article, then it should be merged with Benedict de Spinoza or whatever that page is renamed to.--31dot 09:20, July 22, 2011 (UTC)
- Comment: The quoted text is not said in the episode. The text on the screen is very small and not legible to my eyes. However, in the Starfleet Access commentary for the episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before", Michael Okuda talks about having wanted to include pages from the book on the screen for remastered TOS, which suggests that they weren't already on the screen. I suppose it's possible that someone could have deciphered the tiny, tiny text that is displayed on the screen, but (as far as I can see) there's no evidence if this, either. --Defiant 09:37, July 22, 2011 (UTC)
- If that's the case, then the article should be merged with the author, not simply deleted.--31dot 09:39, July 22, 2011 (UTC)
- Keep, I don't get why this is to be deleted. Several pages of the book are seen on screen, thanks to Blu-ray screenshots, the text is even legible. (Take a look here). The name of the book "The Ethics Part IV" is written on top of every page seen on the sickbay viewer. --Jörg 09:42, July 22, 2011 (UTC)
- Keep; as the title can be identified.--31dot 09:45, July 22, 2011 (UTC)
Agreed. My mistake; I was unaware it appears in a different scene from the one in which Spinoza is mentioned. As an aside, perhaps we should consider moving the page to "The Ethics", as the book is identified on screen(?) --Defiant 09:48, July 22, 2011 (UTC)
Admin resolution Edit
- Resolved, clearer citation found.--31dot 09:49, July 22, 2011 (UTC)


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Great Scott! Jamieson goes close to magical 59
(Reuters) - Britain's Scott Jamieson sits tied for second place after a remarkable third round of the Portugal Masters on Saturday during which he became the 17th player to shoot a 60 on the European Tour.
Jamieson, who made the cut by one shot, reeled off 11 birdies and seven pars at the Oceanico Victoria course in Vilamoura to finish with a 14-under tally of 199.
His 60 was the 18th on the tour where no one has ever returned a 'magical 59'.
Jamieson is two strokes behind fellow Briton Paul Waring who shot a four-under-par 67, along with Ireland's Simon Thornton, Jamie Donaldson of Wales and South African Hennie Otto.
The 29-year-old Scot narrowly failed with his attempt at a record-breaking birdie at the 18th when his chip just missed the cup.
"I thought it was going in but unfortunately it hung on the lip and went past the hole," Jamieson told European Tour Radio.
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Jamieson has only one tour victory to his name and that came at the Nelson Mandela Championship in South Africa in December.
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In stark contrast to yesterday's question about building a unique music collection, today Digital DJ Tips reader Sabri writes: "My goal is to begin DJing part time as soon as possible. I took your How to Digital DJ Fast course as well as went over your YouTube channel content. I think the only way I can begin my DJing business / career is to become a mobile DJ (school events such as dances, and bars around the region) and then expand into the scenes I aspire to be in (remixing, becoming a club resident, promoting events). However, I do not want to buy every track that made it to the top 40 since the 60s just to have it there! Is there a good current starter playlist for beginner mobile DJ you could recommend or point me towards? Once I begin, I am confident that I will get a better understanding on what I need."
Digital DJ Tips says:
I actually took exactly the same route (mobile DJing as a 17-year-old, bar DJing by 21, club DJing by 24) so I think there's a lot of worth in doing it that way. You're going to need to have the best pop/chart music for the last, say, two to three years, then some carefully chosen "classics". Best way to find these is just to listen when you're out and about, and watch what people dance/sing to, and if you like it too, buy it. At the same time, get used to saying "I'll see what I can do!" when someone asks you for something you don't have, and understand that you'll have to often find something similar to keep them happy instead.
True "mobile" DJs do indeed often have massive (tens of thousands) record collections, but you can get away with having far, far fewer. Apart from weddings (where there really does seem to be a pretty standard tune selection - the full list is part of our Complete 21st Century Wedding DJ guide), there's no "standard" playlist for more general mainstream gigs, as this is completely dependent on where you are and the exact types of crowds you play to, and any "standard list" is going to contain lots of stuff you will never play.
However, I'd like to throw this open to the readers to see if they can assist you in your strategy of getting a highly useful, lean tune collection to get you started in mainstream DJing.
So, how would you advise Sabri to proceed? Have you built a "starter" collection quickly in order to start playing gigs? How did you go about it? Please share your thoughts in the comments.


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Jane Butel is the author of more than sixteen cookbooks on New Mexican and American Mexican cuisine. She is a contributor to the Los Angeles Times, Redbook, and National Geographic Traveler. In addition to managing the Jane Butel Southwestern Cooking School in Albuquerque, New Mexico, which Bon Appetit has called among "the best in the U.S.," she continually lectures and conducts cooking classes across the country.
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