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In the end, McFarland says, it's not about black or white. It's all the shades of gray that make people uncomfortable.
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Brandon Stanford's parents met in school in New Jersey. His mom's Irish family rejected her for dating a black man.
They've been married 37 years.
In that time, a lot has changed about being a child of an interracial marriage. For one, the man who occupies the White House is the son of a Kenyan man and a white American woman. Many Americans think being mixed is "cool."
Stanford, 29, has his own take.
"I wouldn't say that being mixed race is either cool or not cool," he says.
"I'd say it's a reality that one can choose to embrace by seeing the beauty of a world where the possibilities of transcending the limitations of race and racism exists if one is able to recognize the oneness of humanity. Is this not what our democracy is supposed to represent?"
Stanford, a graduate student in African-American studies at Philadelphia's Temple University, has had his identity questioned by both whites and blacks. That makes being mixed race difficult for some.
Some times white people speak about black people in front of Stanford, assuming he is white. He lets them go on for a while and then says: "By the way, I am one of them."
"I have a unique position in the world based upon what my complexion is," Stanford says. "I always have an opportunity to unsettle people's minds."
But Stanford has never wavered on his identity.
"My complexion is not black, yet I am black," he says.
Stanford doesn't deny his Irish ancestry. The Irish, he points out, were thought of as inferior by the English. They, too, faced discrimination in the United States. Black people were often called the "dark Irish," he says.
But the Irish in America distanced themselves from the anti-slavery movement in the interest of joining the white mainstream, Stanford says. That's where his connection to the Irish stops.
"I identify myself as African-American because of the history of the culture," he says.
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"I took the one drop rule pretty seriously," says Parsard, a graduate student in African-American studies at Yale University.
Parsard's father was born in British-ruled Jamaica. He was raised with Indian people but identified as black because, she says, of how exclusionary Indian communities can be in Jamaica.
She began to think about her own identity when roti and chicken curry appeared at the Thanksgiving table.
"What I have come to realize is that ... people's history is intertwined, that being mixed race is not at odds with being black," she says.
"When we think about blackness, it's usually along a black-white context," she says. "But there are many histories, interesting histories of resistance."

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A 17-year NHL veteran, Doan has already suffered through one lockout back in 2004-2005, and knows the league's latest work stoppage is headed for a similar fate.
Speaking candidly with Todd Walsh of Fox Sports Arizona this week at the Ice Den in Scottsdale, the face of the Coyotes franchise suggested that if mediation doesn't clear matters up between the owners and NHL Players Association, it might be time to turn to a different party: the general managers.
"On the players side, having the vast majority of players involved helps everyone understand what's going on," Doan told Walsh. "I think it could help to have guys that the players admire on the management side."
As Doan pointed out in the interview, several current general managers have playing experience in the league, including Ken Holland, Dean Lombardi, Paul Holmgren and Mike Gillis.
"These are guys that understand the game and understand nuances of the CBA [collective bargaining agreement] and how it works and how it affects the game," said Doan. "And, I think that it's important to listen to them.
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Climbing is difficult. For many, those first encounters with hills come early in life. A reluctant BMX ride to a friend's house or mini-mart perched atop the neighborhood's highest 'mountain'. During these formative experiences, the hill is an unwanted obstacle between you and your destination. And that's all it is, an inconvenience. Only years later, when you make that transition from bike rider to 'cyclist', does the lifelong love affair with climbing begin, one of pain, euphoria and every emotion in between. Then, the hill is transformed. No longer a mere obstacle, it becomes a challenge; not something to avoid or skirt, rather something to tackle head on. Now, routes are selected precisely because they do have hills, not because they don't. As this love of the incline grows, so the relationship is tested. Every rider will meet a climb, sometimes over and again, which has them slipping, regressing, back to that impression formed in childhood: Going up is hard, why do it if you don't have to? This default viewpoint is so deeply rooted that it can be hard to relinquish. Climbing is difficult, often very difficult. Six Gap is the perfect ride to explore climbing's inherent contradictions - the desire to challenge ourselves as cyclists versus our animal instinct to avoid pain and suffering.
Between the gaps, a number of sections of road are perfect for cruising. Taking in the resplendent country, the surroundings and sensations they provoke feel easy and right. Moments of pure harmony, of bike and road, universally loved by all who come and sample Vermont's finest back routes. But always, those moments are punctuated by cruel, punishing steeps. Minutes, sometimes hours, when the scenery fades back, distorted by sweat and dirt, when the only thing to look at is the road just below your front wheel, five feet at time. Forcing yourself forward against the seemingly never-ending gradient, it hits you. You've been looking forward to this horrible experience for weeks. And when it's finished, you'll remember it not as it really was, painful and excruciating, but as something profound and rewarding, possibly even a good time.
Not everyone wants to spend his or her free time this way. Co-workers, non-riders, on hearing that you're headed to Vermont for a weekend in June, say things like: "How nice, it's beautiful up there." They're thinking, of course, of the cows, the farmland, the antiques, this new country idyll. 'You'll have a wonderful time," they say. But when they learn you're off on yet another ride, one that includes climbing, they wonder why you're not heading for the coast, for a relaxing summer day at the beach? But as a cyclist, you know that beauty is more than just postcard scenery and perfect weather. While those things play a part, you know that without difficulty and struggle the experience is incomplete. Theirs is a passive appreciation.
Robert Frost, a poet with ties to Vermont and the Six Gap region in particular, is often perceived to be a nature poet who wrote about the quaint, pastoral nature of New England. In fact, the harshness of the natural world is a theme that runs throughout Frost's literary visions. Perhaps there are parallels between his perspective and that of the cyclist, the desire to reconcile beauty and pain.
Riding up hills on a bicycle is an experience as much felt as seen or done. Exposed to the weather from every direction, in every form, the rider is forced to take it all in, to absorb everything and reformulate the relationship between the elements. The perfect June weather and pretty farm world isn't nearly so straightforward for the cyclist. In the early morning light, that gloriously blue sky full of magnificent, cumulous clouds, is the very same sky holding the sun. Though it has yet to reach its zenith, it is a sun that cooks, burns and boils. And the ocean of wooded hills, stretching as far as the eye can see, rolling and heaving across the countryside is, to the rider, a preview of the gaps. The pain they bring has yet to arrive – but it's coming. When it reaches you, the intensity of the effort makes living and being in the moment the only option. Down to the ounce, down to the chromosome. It makes everything more special and more beautiful. After all, no act in cycling is more intense than riding up hills. Climbing is difficult, and that's good.
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I wrote about this as a Facebook note a little while back. Here is an excerpt from it:
If morality has to be objective, it has to be real, which means that it has to be based on something that makes up reality. That thing is life, by which man experiences reality and defines the concepts that describe reality. That which sustains and advances life is moral and anything less than ideal sustainability and advancement of life is immoral to various degrees. Man's moral code is defended through the use of reason, which is the basis of man's ability to recognize morality. So, whenever you hear someone argue for God-given rights, correct them. Rights aren't given. That implies they can be taken away. They are an inseparable part of life. Rights are human rights.
I am a follower of Rand and I do think that selfishness is essentially the only virtue and every other virtue is a corollary of selfishness. Now, I consider selfishness as doing what's best for you, which means doing which gives you the most sense of accomplishment, which means not cheating yourself by cheating out others through unlawful force. I do not consider selfishness as doing what you want necessarily, because what you want and what's best for you can be different things.
To start with, off the top of my head, I'd aim for relative, subjective...If I was starving, I'd steal food, but otherwise theft of any kind is wrong. But lately, I've gotta wonder if stealing from a thief or lying to a liar or bullying a bully is wrong. Idealism is necessary, but we must play the cards we are dealt, not those we wish we were dealt or the way we wish we could play them without any harm coming to ourselves. Living up to our OWN morality/ideals is often very costly. I get tired of losing or trading gain for idealism.
I know there is morality in the animal kingdom, but what seems to be a animal's morality (kindness), may actually be a selfish (I help you, you help me).
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Morals and ethics are not derived from theism, just as human rights are not derived from theism.
The world toiled for eons post ten commandments, post crucifixion in a dark unnatural hole.
The rights of man are the product of centuries of human thought, brought to fruition during the post-renaissance enlightenment by hundreds of people cultivating the notion of free will, a social contract and separation from religious overseers.
(And, let's face it, Moses wasn't chiseling down instructions for 40 days, he was trying to hold his people together. And desperately making the rules up for a social contract as fast as he could.)
Even now, leftists are trying to re-write the rights of man into being a push toward collective rights rather than individual. Whereas the rights of man are truly instead a series of individual, regulatory, positive leading notions for a better society of humans. Was some of the morality in the rights of man augmented by Jesus or Moses? In the sense of human experience, yes. Was it God's idea? There is no evidence for that as there is none for God at all.
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by Dennis T. Avery
Africa is the only continent where food production per capita is falling as its population continues to expand. Three-fourths of Africa's food is produced on small farms that get radically lower crop yields than its experimental farms.
Even if these little farms got adequate fertilizer and high-yield seeds, they still wouldn't get the higher yields produced by First World farmers because of the heavy weed populations fostered by Africa's high temperatures, high humidity, and intense sunlight. A Nigerian field has an estimated 200 million weed seeds per hectare!
African women are courting disabling diseases as they spend 300 hours per hectare per season to hand-weed a field of corn. The weeds also limit too many African families to one acre of low-yield corn per year. The kids are weeding instead of going to school because the family has to eat. The men have gone to the cities because poor roads mean they can't earn a living selling farm products from their villages, even if they were able to produce extra food for sale. AIDS has cut the available farm labor by at least 10 percent, and malaria by more than that. The healthy must spend their time nursing the ill.
The critical weeding time is the first one-third of the crop's existence, and that means weeding competes with planting on most small farms. Corn crop losses in an un-weeded field have been measured at 55n90 percent, rice yield losses at 50-100 percent. Poor weed control cut yields in a Kenya cassava field by 5 tons per hectare.
What should Africa do? The same thing First World farmers do in this age of technology—use herbicides. In a Nigerian test plot, atrazine on the corn crop doubled yields and cut costs by 60 percent. On peanuts, in Zimbabwe, herbicides cut weed control labor from 100 hours per hectare to one-fourth of an hour per hectare while yields rose sharply.
African governments are now pinning hopes on fertilizer as a crucial input to raise food yields and meet its fast-rising food needs without plowing down more wildlife habitat. Putting only fertilizer on a weedy corn plot can, unfortunately, increase yield losses! Weeds can often out-compete crop plants for the nitrogen in the soil. That is why the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) reported as early as 1998 that crop yields in Africa would stay at the subsistence level as long as the hand-hoe is the primary means of weeding.
Africa will need lots of little countryside farm stores to distribute the better seeds, fertilizers, and herbicides. It needs weed experts far below the PhD level, people who will live and work in the farming regions. It needs better roads, to bring in the inputs and take out food to sell in the cities. Without these rural enhancements the rural population will stay at subsistence level while increased land clearing will keep the wildlife at risk of extinction
The rest of the world needs to come to terms with the African population growth, which will be proportionally greater than anywhere else in the world over the next 40 years. After 2050, the population growth will be over, but any African wildlife species lost in the next four decades will be gone for good.
England's Prince Charles went to Africa last April and told them they need organic-only farming. They've been farming organically for thousands of years and have reaped hunger from low yields and economic stagnation in rural areas. That won't feed the population that's building in Africa any more than it will feed tomorrow's population in China, India, or Bangladesh.
Dennis T. Avery is based in Churchville, VA, and is director of the Hudson Institute's Center for Global Food Issues.
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A seat in the garden brings wonderful atmosphere to accompany the expertly prepared food. The evening of our visit we sampled the "catch of the day" tartare, the lamb and a burger (my husband was quite pleased with this option). The drinks were delicious, and there was a general sense of finesse and sincere passion about the food and service at the Brasserie. Wouldn't hesitate to return again when in GC.
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I spent 7 days on Grand Cayman a couple months ago and ate out at a different restaurant every meal of each day, all of the usual hot spots and local favorites, and I can say that hands down this place was THE BEST. It is an absolute necessity that you try this if you're in town.
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Food was excellent; on a par with some of the best on the island. The service was also very good. It was a bit noisy due to the bar crowd ( we went there on a Friday, so the happy hour crowd was there). Would recommend it
This was our second visit to The Brasserie and we certainly will return the next time we visit Cayman. We enjoy doing the chef's tasting and pairing the wines. Always excellent!
.....top of the list for any foodie visiting Cayman. Yes, it is indoors, but the mahogany decor reminds you of an island plantation. The real star is the cuisine, all lovingly prepared with mostly coming mostly from the garden right outdoors! Best to walk through the garden before dinner, then savor the ripe tomatoes & hot peppers in the salsa and always-on-the-table house-made hot sauce. Only the freshest fish, vegetables, and fruits comprise the menu. Some may be new to your palate, but go for it! You will never leave the Brasserie disappointed with anything. Hope that they continue to thrive and will be around for a long time. Bravo!
My husband and I went here for his birthday this week and had an absolute fabulous time. We decided to do the Chef's Tasting Menu and were totally shocked by how much fun and how wonderful it was. It's always a bit nerve wracking putting it in someone else's hands but Chef Joe created a wonderful menu for us. We truly had a blast. Not only will we be returning but I think we will do the tasting menu again. In fact we probably will do tasting menus at restaurants that have it available. I would definitely recommend you visiting here and doing the tasting menu, put your adventure cap on.
We had a great experience! Our server was very attentive without being annoying. The food was very fresh and cooked to perfection. While its a very nice and more romantic restaurant, we did have our 7 year old with us and he was welcomed & they even had a kids menu. We come to Grand Cayman every year & this is our new favorite.
We stayed at the Ritz and this was the best food we had on our vacation. Highly recommend it. It is a little tricky to find. We drove around a bit before we found it. Don't give up! We will visit this restaurant again and again on our next trip. You need a reservation.
With its non-touristy island feel, locally sourced food, and excellent chef, this restaurant delivered on all levels for us. We enjoyed seeing the kitchen garden and being treated to a behind the scenes tour of the kitchen in action with Chef Joe. Seeing the fresh produce (fish from their own boats, veggies from their own garden etc...) first hand, and the brigade in action, reaffirmed that the dining experience was no fluke. We enjoyed the 5-course Chef's menu - each dish made at the discretion of the Chef (you eat blind) - and had the sommelier's wine pairing - collectively ~$100CI per person - and it was worth the price. I highly recommend the Brasserie.
Everything was organic as they even have their own 'garden'.
This was easily our best meal in Cayman, hands down. The food was not only beautifully presented but was delicious. My husband and I chose the Monday couples special, which included appetizer, entree, dessert, and a bottle of wine. We both had the snapper, caught fresh on one of The Brasserie's two fishing boats. Great deal. Our daughter, 10, ordered the pork loin which was delicious and perfectly cooked. Waitstaff were knowledgeable and attentive. On the table are pickles, peppers and other vegetables that are marinated and pickled. Be sure to try them, as they ( as most of the veggies do) come from their garden in the back. Enjoy!
Great food but limited menu do to all local grown food.
Food is truly delicious. It is a "must" every time we come to Cayman!
outstanding service. Ryan, Cory, Claudia are truly some of the best Service Providers I have ever had. Food outstanding and freshly grown--mostly in their own garden, great beer and wine choices. a beautiful building with great ambience. We went twice in a week and both times were outstanding. Caution --they close for August holiday.
Best meal in the caymans! We did the 5 course tasting menu for our wedding anniversary and everything was perfectly prepared. We loved how they highlight the local ingredients.
My husband and I happened to visit on a night when the passionate and gifted Chef/Owner Dean Max was in the house and what a treat! He set the stage for an exciting evening of the freshest, tastiest, local delicacies that could be found on the island. We had grouper and snapper that were caught in the their own fishing boats that morning, served with sauces and accompaniments that were creative and delicious. We ended the meal with a grilled pineapple napoleon with house-made coconut ice cream - beyond yummy. Then Chef Dean gave us a personal tour of the gardens, showing us all the exotic varieties of edible plants they grow to support the restaurant. We ended the magical evening by buying his cookbook, A Life By The Sea. Truly memorable.
We were in the Caymans to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary and couldn't have picked a better place to have dinner. We were welcomed by a very friendly hostess and staff. The food, attention from our server and atmosphere we perfect. To top it all off we were given a tour of the garden by the manager. What a wonderful night we had. We will certainly make it a point to visit the Brasserie the next time we are in the Caymans. Monica & Scott Cassarino
We ate from the small plates menu to allow for a sharing experience. finding both the conch ceviche and the charcuterie board interesting and delicious. The soup was also excellent. We enjoyed the corner couch tables to allow seating together. We wil lbe back.
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1 Minutes of the Twenty-ninth meeting of the Council of IUIS Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany, August 6, 1989. Present: Officers: J. Natvig (President), H. Metzger (Vice-President), R. Arnon ( Secretary-General ), J.D. Naysmith (Treasurer), G. Nossal (Past-President). Councilors: G. Asherson, J. Bienenstock, S.X. Chen, M.D. Cooper, H. Kirchner, T. Kishimoto, C. Pasqualini, R. V. Petrov. Committees: R. Thompson, Z. Bentwich (Clin. Imm.), F. Celada (Education), J. Kalden (Standardization), D. Wilson (Symposium), B.N. Wilkie (Veterinary Immunology) Regional Federations: M. De Souza (EFIS), R. Olivera (ALAI), E. L. Cooper (Developmental Imm.) Liason: J. Gergely (VIII International Congress) Apologies: Councillors: A. Coutinho, M. Fougereau, C. Geczy, P. Nieuwenhuis, J. Thorbecke, and A. S. Tiilikainen. Guests: K. Eichman, F. Melchers.
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Title | Minutes of the 29th meeting of the Council of the International Union of Immunological Societies |
Date | 1989-08-06 |
Location | Germany -- Berlin. |
Creator | International Union of Immunological Societies |
Summary | Meeting minutes for the 29th meeting of the Council of the IUIS, held on August 6, 1989 in Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany. |
Council Members | Natvig, Jacob B. (President); Metzger, Henry (Vice-President); Arnon, Ruth (Treasurer); Naysmith, J.D. (Treasurer); Nossal, G. J. V. (Gustav Joseph Victor), 1931- (Past-President); |
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Natvig, Jacob B. Metzger, Henry Arnon, Ruth Naysmith, J.D. Nossal, G. J. V. (Gustav Joseph Victor), 1931- Asherson, G. Bienenstock, John Chen, S.X. Cooper, M.D. Kirchner, H. Kishimoto, T. Pasqualini, C. Petrov, R. V. (Rėm Viktorovich) Thompson, Ron Bentwich, Zvi Celada, Franco Kalden, J. R. (Joachim Robert) Wilson, D. Wilkie, B.N. de Sousa, M. Olivera, Roderigo Cooper, Edwin L. (Edwin Lowell), 1936- Gergely, János, 1925- Coutinho, A. Fougereau, M. Geczy, C. Nieuwenhuis, Paul Thorbecke, J. Tiilikainen, A.S. Melchers, F. (Fritz), 1936- Eichmann, Klaus |
Notes | Written notes on the Manual of Operations (see Related Materials). |
Related Materials | Other documents in this folder: 1. Draft of the Minutes of the twenty-eighth Meeting of the Council of IUIS Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany, July 30, 1989. 2. Attachment 1: IUIS Council Meeting 30th July 1989 President's Report and its copy 3. Attachment 2: International Union of Immunological Societies, Statement of Income and Expenditure Year Ended 31 December 1988 and its copy 4. Attachment 3: Report of IUIS Clinical Immunology Committee and its copy 5. Attachment 4: IUIS Education Committee - Report 1986-1989 and its copy 6. Attachment 5: Nomenclature Committee Report, 1986-1989 and its copy 7. Attachment 6: WHO/IUIS Standardization Committee Report July 1989 and its copy 8. Attachment 7: IUIS Symposium Committee and its copy 9. Attachment 8: Veterinary Immunology Committee Annual Report 1988-1989 and its copy 10. Attachment 9: EFIS President's Report and its copy 11. Attachment 10: Letter to Dr. Jacob Natvig from Prof. Dr. Nelson F. Mendes and its copy 12. Preliminary Programme: II Congress Of The Latin American Association Of Immunology (ALAI) and XV Congress Of The Brazilian Society Of Immunology (SBI) and its copy - print is not good 13. Attachment 11: Status Report of ISI to IUIS and its copy 14. Attachment 12: Annual Report for 1988-1989 from the International Society of Developmental and Comparative Immunology to IUIS and its copy 15. Attachment 13: Report on the activities on the International Association of Allergology and Clinical Immunology to the council of the International Union of Immunological Societies and its copy 16. Attachment 14: WHO and its copy 17. Attachment 15: Relation to International Council of Scientific Unions(ICSU) 18. Attachment 16: 8th International Congress of Immunology Budapest, Hungary - August 23-29, 1992 and its copy 19. Draft of the Minutes of the twenty-ninth Meeting of the Council of IUIS Berlin, Federal Republic of Germany, July 30, 1989. 20. Manual Of Operations: The International Union Of Immunological Societies |
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Series Title | Series I.2. Council Meetings, 1970-2011 |
Collection | International Union of Immunological Societies records |
Credit Line | International Union of Immunological Societies records. Center for Biological Sciences Archives, Special Collections. Albin O. Kuhn Library, University of Maryland, Baltimore County. |
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Congratulations to Century High School junior Madison Heldt for being recognized with a Daily Point of Light Award for her outstanding volunteer work and service to others. Read More
Congratulations Hilhi's Head Girls Soccer Coach, Dean Miyama was named Pacific Conference Girls Soccer Coach of the Year! Read More
Century Students Enter Video Contest As part of the NASSP (National Assoc. of Secondary School Principals) Video Contest , Century High School's student gov't produced a video about Principal Ted Zehr called "We love Mr. Zehr!!! "