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Join the December 2013 solidarity brigade to Venezuela!
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DECEMBER 4th – 13th, 2013
Registrations close October 1, 2013
The Australia-Venezuela Solidarity Network's 14th solidarity brigade to Venezuela this December is a very special opportunity to observe, learn about and be inspired by the Bolivarian revolution that is transforming Latin America and challenging the greed, exploitation and destructiveness of global capitalism by showing that a better world is possible.
Venezuelan Embassy warning about the media campaign to not recognise the results of the April 14 presidential elections
Statement by Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in Australia
In order to advise, truthfully, the reality of what occurred in Venezuela after presidential elections held on 14 April, in which the president Nicolás Maduro won with 50.78% of votes, and to avoid any more "media misunderstandings" that are the result of the non-recognition of the results by the former candidate Henrique Capriles Radonski, a loser in this electoral process, this Embassy responsibly seeks to inform that:
Venezuela: International solidarity needed as US-backed right wing spreads chaos
Friday, April 19, 2013
By Ryan Mallett-Outtrim, Merida, Venezuela
As the Venezuelan opposition is emboldened by chaos on the streets, reactionary propaganda on the private airwaves that still dominate Venezuela's media landscape and firm support from Washington, now is the time for the international left to galvanise support for the Bolivarian revolution.
The Venezuelan people have spoken: Nicolas Maduro is president
End the opposition violence! Respect the democratic process!
No US-backed intervention in Venezuela!
April 17, 2013
Statement from the Australia-Venezuela Solidarity Network
The Australia-Venezuela Solidarity Network joins with all those voices for democracy and peace to call for an immediate end to the opposition-initiated violence now occurring in Venezuela.
Viva Chavez – Hasta la Victoria Siempre!
Solidarity with the Bolivarian revolution:
Viva Chavez – Hasta la Victoria Siempre
Not since the murder of Ernesto Che Guevara has the death of a revolutionary fighter had such an impact on the world. Hugo Chavez, who has been at the head of the Bolivarian revolution since 1998, elected five times by the people of Venezuela as its President, is an example of what is needed to combat the brutality of capitalism.
Hasta siempre Chavez! The revolution must continue
Jorge Jorquera
Socialist Alternative
Revolutionary movements invariably produce great leaders. The name Hugo Chavez stands among these.
Hugo Chavez Frias – visionary, fighter, Companero
Statement from the Socialist Alliance
The Socialist Alliance in Australia expresses its deepest sympathies with the people and government of Venezuela on the death of Companero Hugo Chavez Frias on March 5. His passing is a huge loss for all peoples, across Latin America and the globe, struggling for a world free of inequality, exploitation and oppression.
Hugo Chávez Dead: Transformed Venezuela & Survived U.S.-Backed Coup, Now Leaves Uncertainty Behind
Chavistas score big win in regional polls
By Ryan Mallett-Outtrim
Venezuelans went to the polls for the second time this year on December 16, and delivered another overwhelming victory to President Hugo Chavez's United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV).
Chavez is leading a process of social change, known as the Bolivarian revolution, that has halved poverty in the oil-rich nation and promoted participatory democracy.
After presidential elections returned Chavez with more than 55% of the vote, the PSUV increased its majority of state governorships and legislatures.
Twelve wonderful days of inspiration and education in Venezuela: Report on the Australia-Venezuela Solidarity Network's 2012 solidarity brigade
By Jim McIlroy (Brigade co-leader)
The 18 members of the Australia-Venezuela Solidarity Network (AVSN) Presidential Election Brigade to Venezuela, from September 27 to October 8, 2012, spent a wonderful and inspirational 12 days observing the Bolivarian revolutionary process and learning about the struggles of the Venezuelan people for Socialism of the 21st Century. A highlight of the brigade was to participate in the October 4 massive rally of three million supporters of Hugo Chavez' successful campaign for re-election as president of Venezuela in the national poll held on October 7.


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2 hrs ago | El Paso Times
Northeast El Paso accident involves police unit
U.S. 54 southbound lanes near Paisano Drive were closed due to a motor vehicle accident involving a police unit Sunday morning.
Should public schools teach Evolution or Creationism?
Do you support a federal assault weapons ban?
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Celebrate Holidaze with Hal Marcus
"Happy Hippie Holidaze," the annual open house and bazaar, will be 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday at the Hal Marcus Gallery, 1308 N. Oregon.
78th annual Celebration of Lights brightens Downtown El Paso
Downtown's Cleveland Square became a beacon of colorful lights Saturday during the 78th Annual evolve Federal Credit Union Celebration of Lights Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony and parade.
Socorro man sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2011 fatal hit-and-run
A state district judge sentenced a man Thursday to 20 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to hitting and killing a 13-year-old Socorro boy in 2011.
El Paso fans line up for One Direction tickets, seats still available
Fans wait outside in the cold by the UTEP ticket center to purchase One Direction tickets for the Sep. 19 2014 concert at the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Saturday, December 7, 2013.
Feds give mixed signal on El Paso schools probe
Federal education agency officials say they won't pursue potential civil rights violations from a cheating scheme at El Paso public schools, though the school district may not be totally in the clear.
Friends host benefit for East El Paso motorcyclist killed
Friends of a motorcyclist who was killed last month in East El Paso are hosting a benefit to open a trust fund for his young children.
El Pasoans, USO prepare comfort kits for kids with deployed parents
Meghan Darnell of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce hands a teddy bear to Kathleen Walker, Chair of the Chamber of Commerce, as they prepared Comfort Kits for children who's parents are deployed or deploying during the holidays.
My East Side" Learning academy, Ratio One.61, Chuck E. Cheese
East Side learning academy promotes language and culture : Hector Enriquez, a Spanish professor at the University of Texas at El Paso, said this city lacks a linguistic and cultural space to promote diversity.
Famous Dave's opens third El Paso Location
Trying to capitalize on the commercial and population growth of El Paso, Famous Dave's is opening up a third location.
El Paso driver in fatal wrong-way crash has pending DWI case
The driver who allegedly caused a deadly wrong-way accident on Interstate 10 last month has a history of alcohol-related charges, according to court records.
El Pasoan one of 12 Wienermobile drivers for Oscar Mayer
El Pasoan Stephanie Corte took a year off between her undergranduate and law school to see the country from behind the steering wheel of the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile.
From Mexico to the Midwest, a drug supply chain delivers
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First Blake's Lotaburger in Texas to open in El Paso
Craig Wood, Blake's Lotaburger manager of business development, and Gilda Maraboto, project manager architect firm PhiloWilke, stand in front of the Legacy Wall, a vinyl wall with the Lotaburger catchphrases.
BRIEF: El Paso woman arrested in stolen credit card case
Dec. 06 -- El Paso County sheriff's detectives arrested a woman late Wednesday after her photo was publicized in connection with a credit card theft case.
Fort Bliss' Holiday Tour of Homes benefits groups on, off post
Diana Stefaniak, Franny Puente-Bonilla and Lynda MacFarland are teaming up for the Holiday Tour of Homes at Fort Bliss.
El Paso remembers Nelson Mandela: Leaders, civil rights activists react
Flowers are left on a fence in front of a statue of Nelson Mandela at the South African Embassy in Washington, which is currently under renovation, Thursday, Dec. 5, 2013.
El Paso County officials seek help paying for ambulance costs
All county municipalities -- except El Paso -- and the Emergency Services Districts will be asked to share ambulance costs with the county.
Tiempo: American Idiot at the Plaza, Independent Burger in West El Paso
'American Idiot' musical to rock Plaza Theatre: "American Idiot," the Tony Award-winning musical based on the Grammy Award-winning, multiplatinum-selling album of the same name from Green Day and frontman Billie Joe Armstrong, is set to take the stage Monday at the Plaza Theatre.


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Once on a sunny island there was a princess called Princess Sparkle!
Princess Sparkle was called to see the wizard of the forrest for a request!
However while she was away an evil queen Amatha took over the island! She made them all row and get her food and drink!
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They manneged to trap her high in the air and she eventually ran out of air and perrished!
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As far as I know any remote xbmc screen shared via vino will not update (sometimes you'll see a blank screen.. sometimes you'll see the screen as it was when you started the vnc session). Keystrokes will work though, and so will mouse movements.
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Stupid question. How do you in xbmcbuntu stop xbmc en go to the desktop? When i do logoff, the next time i log on xbmc is back (autostart).
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Exit out of XBMC, don't reboot or shutdown. If the skin you're using doesn't have the Exit option, switch to Confluence. Once you've exited out, it should drop you to a login screen, where you can choose XBMCbuntu instead of XBMC. Once you type in your password, you'll be greeted with a desktop environment.
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Also would like to know if it is possible to auto start a VNC server on XBMCBuntu.
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I walk into the bamboo forest, weapons sheathed and I await my opponents.
Ok, this has no OOC. Just come, because I need help keeping myself from becoming rusty. Yes, you may be OP, but no autohitting.
I walk into the bamboo forest, weapons sheathed and I await my opponents.
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A small pink blot appeared in the sky. As it grew larger, one could almost make out what looked like...a teddy bear? Suddenly it collided with the earth with a large
It was a teddy bear...but it was slightly larger than your average stuffed animal. It seemed to have two mechanical items haphazardly strapped to its wrists. As it lifted its head, you noticed it had a laser tracker in place of one of its eyes. It seemed to have been through a haphazard operation, being crudely stitched together. Its tracker caught the body of Showdown. Its mechanical appliances quickly revealed deadly chainsaws, already stained with what looked like various colors of the rainbow. It seemed to stumble and run at the same time, over to its target, yelling all the while:
[we never finished our sparring, so we might as well do it here. ;P]
Sig made by the magical Lillian Thorne
I pulled out Bladovek and held it behind me in a ready stance. The materials of the bear. Metal, cotton, and.... denim? Hmmm..... strange. No matter. I concentrated and wrapped fire around my blade, then, with a few good slashes, i sent fireballsof blue and green hurtling straight for the abdomen of the giant toy. I would first break the plaything, and then the one who was playing with it.
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The small creature adeptly leaped over the fireballs, leaving a small rainbow trail behind it. It then revved up its chainsaws, as it prepared to land on its victim and tear into some flesh...perhaps that would make it easier to hug.
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I quickly cocooned myself in a fire shield of purple flames as the bear was over me. I then pinned the nitrogen in the air to its body. Undodgable since it was untracable. Ineffective in itself, but not once my plan took place.
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A great explosion took place, and the bear seemed somewhat unharmed.
Other than the fact that its head had separated from its body.
Both pieces simply laid there for a few moments, both oozing out rainbowish goo. An antenna was now visible on the creature's back.
Then, the body began to move.
It picked up its head, and seemed to charge up a stream of energy from its neck.
Then it let loose with a deadly rainbow, aimed directly at Showdown.
No matter what happened afterwards, it would reattach its head, distend its arms, then become a spinning tornado of rainbowy chainsaw death.
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I launch myself into the air and dodge the stream, landing on the other side of the bear and wrapping stone armor around myself.
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The spinning stops, and the chainsaws retract. The creature then starts pulsing with colorful power, and eventually rammed into the stone armor with enough force to shatter it - and the one inside.
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I wince as the impact shoots me out the back of the armor, but thankful I had thought of one thing. I quickly teleported a few miles away as the bomb I had implanted in the front of the armor using natural ores creates a nuclear explosion. To top it off, I had brought in lightning clouds, causing the lightning to aim at the one object with plenty of nitrogen--
The bear.
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And the lightning struck.
As well as the bomb.
And it was more than just the creature's head that was blown off.
It was all of the rest of him too, reduced to nothing more than ashes on the ground. The ashes blew away in the wind.
Well done...well done... A voice that reeked of pure evil echoed throughout Showdown's mind.
Now...RISE. Suddenly, a nondescript temple in the distance shone with all the colors of the rainbow.
The ground beneath Showdown began to rot and crack. Then...
A pink arm came out.
And another. Then another...
An army of small, pink teddy bears, all rotten to the core, shambled over to Showdown.
Your fears shall overwhelm you...
[Couldn't think of what to do next, so I thought, "Who doesn't like a good zombie apocalypse?" XD]
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hi daoiri, looking through your fishing photos with interest. what sort of eel is that you ve got . fresh or salt water.?
what a monster.we fish here in nz at a place called rangitata, south side of the river where it meets the beach.
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June 21, 2012, Iliamna, Alaska - After meetings in several Southeastern Alaska communities, Governor Sean Parnell has continued his visits to communities, traveling to Southwest Alaska this week meeting with community leaders and constituents.
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Bird and Nature Fest—Canon City (January)Links to current information will be posted here as soon as it is made available. Visit the official Canon City website.
Eagle Day Festival—Pueblo (Early February)Viewing opportunities, programs and presentations, and other activities. Held at Lake Pueblo State Park. All activities are free, but a valid parks pass is required for each vehicle that goes through the park. For additional information, visit the Eagle Day Festival website, or call 719/561-5300. Bald Eagle Festival - Barr Lake State Park (Early/Mid-February)February is an excellent month for bald eagle viewing, including nesting pairs and many other wintering eagles. Eagles begin their courtship behavior in January, including tumbling in mid-air, nest building, and staying close together. In mid-February, and often coinciding with Valentine's Day, bald eagles lay one to three eggs. Celebrate this unique time at Barr Lake by attending the Bald Eagle Festival at the nature center. A Parks pass is required to enter the park ($7 daily/$70 annual). For more information, see the Barr Lake page.
Bighorn Sheep Day—Colorado Springs (Mid-February)Brought to you by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, this free event celebrates the fact that our majestic state mammal is often seen within the Colorado Springs city limits! Find out more about the amazing Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep! Look for bighorns using binoculars and scopes, take a guided nature walk that focuses on bighorn sheep, hear presentations about bighorn sheep biology and the Rampart and Pikes Peak herds, take an auto tour through Queens Canyon, and experience a bighorn 'touch table'. Free refreshments, too.
For more information, visit the website of the Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center (look under Special Events), or call 719/634-6666.
Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC)—Nationwide (Mid-February)From the GBBC website: "The Great Backyard Bird Count is an annual four-day event that engages bird watchers of all ages in counting birds to create a real-time snapshot of where the birds are across the continent. Anyone can participate, from beginning bird watchers to experts. It takes as little as 15 minutes on one day, or you can count for as long as you like each day of the event. It's free, fun, and easy—and it helps the birds." GBBC is a joint project of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Audubon.
High Plains Snow Goose Festival—Lamar (End of February)Numbering at least six million, lesser snow geese are considered to be the most abundant goose in the world! Four distinct populations are recognized. The lesser snow geese you will see at the High Plains Snow Goose Festival are part of the Western Central Flyway population that are on their way back to the Canadian Arctic where they nest. This flock winters in southeastern Colorado, New Mexico, the Texas panhandle and northern Mexico.
The festival offers tours, educational programs, presentations, arts and crafts, and a banquet! Visit the festival's website.
Monte Vista Crane Festival—Monte Vista (Mid-March) From the festival's Web site—"The festival hosts wildlife experts, local naturalists, and biologists who present educational workshops at the Monte Vista Middle School (workshops are free!), while flocks of dancing sandhills assemble in the neighboring farm fields, just east of town. Bus tours to the nearby refuge and adjacent farmlands provide visitors with the opportunity to view this spectacle up close and personal, with a knowledgeable local guide. Special tours feature raptor identification, sunset trips to view cranes, a visit to a local potato warehouse (with free potatoes) and visits to closed areas of the refuge for Crane Fest participants."
For a listing of scheduled workshops, registration information, and more, go to the festival's website or call 719/852-3552.
Lesser Prairie-chicken Viewing—Near Granada, Prowers County (Mid-March, April) Visit the heart of the Great Plains to see the lesser prairie-chicken's distinctive breeding displays. View chickens in Comanche National Grassland at Scenic Picture Canyon, Carrizo Creek. (The leks will be closed to public access for the 2011 breeding season and until further notice.) Call the USDA Forest Service, 719/523-6591, to reserve Campo lek viewing blinds. Arena Dust Guided Tours offers tours to leks on private land. Call 719/734-5226 for any closures and other information.
Greater Prairie-chicken Viewing—Wray (Late March through April) Each year, visitors from all over the world come to Wray, Colorado to see the sun come up over the grasslands while watching prairie-chicken males dance a courtship dance, and listening to their 'booming' courtship calls. Since greater prairie-chicken leks in northeastern Colorado are located on private property, guided tours are made possible through a partnership between Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), the Wray Chamber of Commerce, the East Yuma County Historical Society, the Wray Museum, and local landowners. To register for a tour, and for more information, visit the Greater Prairie-chicken Viewing Tours website. Reservations are required. Register early as available reservations go quickly!
Each tour includes an evening educational program presented by CPW staff at the Wray Museum, the guided field trip, and a ranch-style breakfast. (There is also an interesting article online from the National Wildlife Federation that features the prairie-chicken tours.)
Gunnison Sage-grouse Festival—Gunnison (Early April)The Gunnison Sage-grouse Festival was first held in 2011 as an interagency cooperative to recognize this unique species. The festival takes place during the sage-grouse lekking season, allowing visitors a rare opportunity to view the birds in person. The following is from the festival's website: "Booths and interactive activities will feature information about the Gunnison Sage-grouse, where it lives and ways we can help conserve the species. Bring your family and friends to learn more about our special bird and share your experiences, stories and joy for our valley's signature bird."
Further information about the festival is available on the website. Greater Sage-grouse Viewing—Walden (Mid- to Late April)Guided viewing trips offered; tours are limited to 20 people per day, so it's best to register early. Each tour begins at 6:00 p.m. the evening before the viewing trip, with a meal and a short educational program provided by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Participants meet before dawn the next morning for the trip to the sage grouse lek. Tour fees are paid to the Walden Chamber of Commerce (CoC) and cover the cost of meals, one night's accommodation, and access to State Land Board property. You make lodging arrangements; the motel will bill the CoC for your convenience (the cost is included in your registration fee). For details, lodging information, and a registration form, call the Walden (North Park) Chamber of Commerce at 970/723-4600, or write to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Karval Mountain Plover Festival—Karval (Late April)Who should go to this festival? Anyone wanting a first-hand, guided experience to see shortgrass prairie wildlife, including mountain plovers, burrowing owls, and swift foxes. Visit the festival's website or the Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory's website for the schedule of events, registration information, and directions. (Karval is about 75 miles east of Colorado Springs.)
Ute Mountain—Mesa Verde Birding Festival—Cortez (Early May) A four day event. Take tours of local sites, including Mesa Verde, Denny Lake, McElmo Canyon, Ute Mountain tribal Park, and many more; hear presentations about protecting birds, backyard feeders; attend a bird-oriented art show; learn bird songs! Opening reception, guest speakers, and some meals provided. For further information, visit the festival's website; the Web site contains complete schedules for each day and a registration form.
Hummingbird Festival—Colorado Springs (Mid-May)Free, one-day event held at the Starsmore Discovery Center, featuring children's activities, craft projects, face painting, live entertainment, climbing wall, Ute tipi and Ute craft project, native plant sale, hummingbird viewing bus tour, food and nature product vendors, and much, much more. Fun for the whole family! For details, call 719/385-6086 or write to Phyllis McKee.
International Migratory Bird Day—Statewide (Mid-May)Not an event for Colorado exclusively, International Migratory Bird Day (IMBD) is celebrated worldwide, with events in Colorado sometimes associated with it or occurring at the same time. For details about local events, or to learn how you can organize and register you own celebration, visit the IMBD website.
"Bent on Birding"—Bent County (Mid-May)Activities include a petroglyph tour, least tern and piping plover viewing, a dinosaur tracks tour, and a chuckwagon dinner at Boggsville National Historic Site. Also, tour the Festus Museum, Kit Carson Museum, the Art Gallery at Rawlings Heritage Center, Boggsville, and John Martin Reservoir. Call 719/980-1320 or 719/456-2173 for reservations or more information. You may also contact festival organizers at email@example.com or go to the festival's website. Donations accepted.
Orient Mine Bat Viewing-Near Villa Grove, San Luis Valley (June-August) At least once in your life you must experience this extraordinary event. A one-hour hike will take you to the abandoned mine from which you will see nearly 250,000 Mexican free-tailed bats emerge! The Orient Mine is the summer home of the northernmost and largest bachelor colony of Mexican free-tailed bats known in North America. Call 719/256-4315 or visit the website for visitor information.
Grand Mesa Moose Day–Grand Junction (Late July) A free event for the entire family. Take a scenic drive on Grand Mesa and learn about moose! Scavenger hunt, puppet show & prizes for kids; touch table with hides and tracks; programs on moose viewing and safety; moose biology & telemetry demonstrations. At the U.S. Forest Service Visitor Center off of Highway 65, 20090 Baron Lake Drive. Yampa Valley Crane Festival—Steamboat Springs (Early September) The Greater Sandhill Crane is an iconic species of the Yampa Valley. In late summer and early fall, hundreds of cranes from the Rocky Mountain flock join the local birds to rest and feed before continuing their journey south. The festival includes daily crane viewings, expert speakers, films, art exhibits, workshops, family activities and more. All community activities and events are free unless otherwise indicated in the program! For more information, please call 970/846-5556 or write to email@example.com.
Fall Birding Festival at Barr Lake—Brighton (Mid-September) Fly over to Barr Lake State Park to celebrate the fall bird migration, an experience worth sharing with others. Be entertained at this festive community event filled with food, fun, and lore—something for everyone. Plan for a day packed with free food and activities. Admission to the festival is $2 per person and $5 per vehicle.
For more information about the Fall Birding Festival, call Barr Lake Nature Center at 303/659-6005 or send an e-mail to email@example.com.
Northern Colorado Birding Fair—Fort Collins (Late September)Crazy about birds, or just curious? Enjoy a free day of fun and learning! Compete in the Bird Olympics, go on a guided bird walk and scavenger hunt, or listen to presentations from experts in the field. No matter what tickles your fancy, birders young and old, beginner to experienced, will find something at this exciting event to fit the bill. Event sponsors will discuss and demonstrate the latest in bird viewing equipment and resource materials. Held at Fossil Creek Reservoir Regional Open Space, between Fort Collins and Windsor. For more information, please call 970/679-4534, or write to firstname.lastname@example.com. You may also visit the Birding Fair's website for details!
Elk Fest—Estes Park (Late September/ Early October) A two-day festival, as described on the event's website: "Elk Fest offers visitors a chance to view elk during the rutting season in the wild, as well as expand their knowledge of elk. Learn more about elk, their habitats, and how to observe them in the wild. Held in Bond Park, located in downtown Estes Park, Elk Fest will offer bugling competitions, educational areas, seminars, music by the Elktones, Mountain Man Rendezvous, Native American story telling and music, guided elk viewing tours, and vendors that offer art from oils and pastels, hand made elk-ivory jewelry, scrimshawed antler knives, elk antler lamps and chandeliers, elk hide pillows, silver and gold jewelry, and elk antlers." Find out more from the Elk Fest website, including schedules and costs (for elk viewing tours), or write to the event organizers.
The Big Sit!—Chatfield State Park (Early October)The Big Sit! is like a "Big Day", or a bird-a-thon, in that the object is to tally as many bird species as can be seen or heard within 24 hours. The difference lies in the area limitation from which you can observe. This is a free event, open to everyone! Some people have called it a "tailgate party for birders". There are Big Sit! circles all over the world, including Guatemala, India, the Netherlands, England, Vietnam, and New Zealand. (Description from the Bird Watcher's Digest Web site.) See the BWD website, the Denver Field Ornithologists website, or the Chatfield State Park website for more information.
"Cranes for Kids" Festival—Monte Vista (Mid-October)Kids, bring your parents to Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge to enjoy the fresh fall air, migrating Sandhill cranes, food, fun, and educational activities. The festival includes a barbeque lunch, a puppet show, watchable wildlife workshops, nest hunts, bird migration games, learning about the water cycle, and horse drawn wagon rides. For additional information, contact the San Luis Valley National Wildlife Refuge Complex at 719/589-4021.
Georgetown Bighorn Sheep Festival—Georgetown (2nd Saturday in November) Celebrate Colorado's 'state mammal'—the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. The Town of Georgetown and the Colorado Division of Wildlife offer opportunities to watch and learn about one of Colorado's oldest bighorn sheep herds. Plus, speakers and short wildlife educational programs for the whole family! Artisans and shop owners in Georgetown will showcase their wildlife related art, gifts, crafts, and other goods. Event PDF.
Bighorn Sheep Viewing—Georgetown (Weekends during November and December)Weekend visitors to the Georgetown Wildlife Viewing Station can enjoy the benefit of trained volunteer guides from Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Ready with binoculars and spotting scopes, volunteers will help visitors locate sheep, and learn about wildlife. (The viewing station offers permanent viewing scopes and educational exhibits throughout the year.) See below for information about the new Georgetown Bighorn Sheep Festival held in November!
To visit the viewing station, take I-70 west from Denver to the Georgetown exit (#288). Turn left on Alvarado Road and follow the brown and white binocular signs until you reach the viewing station near Georgetown lake. Bighorns may be noticed from the highway, but, for the safety of both people and wildlife, please view sheep from the viewing station.
Christmas Bird Counts—Various locations (Mid-December to Early January)More than 50,000 observers participate each year in this all-day census of early-winter bird populations. The results of their efforts are compiled into the longest running database in ornithology, representing over a century of unbroken data on trends of early-winter bird populations across the Americas. Simply put, the Christmas Bird Count, or "CBC", is citizen science in action. Visit the Audubon website for more information and to find your local Christmas Bird Count contacts. See "State Forest State Park hosts 113th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count" and "Chatfield State Park Hosts 59th Annual Denver Christmas Bird Count" for more information.


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Dietitian's tip: Cabbage is a healthy cruciferous vegetable. For this slaw, sliced vegetables are quickly stir-fried, then tossed in a warm dressing.
Serves 6
- 6 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 medium yellow onion, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1 large carrot, peeled and cut into julienne
- 1/2 head napa cabbage, cored and thinly sliced crosswise (about 5 cups)
- 3 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon dark honey
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon caraway seed
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh flat-leaf (Italian) parsley
In a large nonstick saute pan, heat 2 teaspoons of the olive oil over medium-high heat until hot but not smoking. Add the onion and mustard and saute until the onion is soft and lightly golden, about 6 minutes. Transfer to a large bowl.
Reduce the heat to medium and add 2 more teaspoons of the olive oil to the pan. Add the carrot and toss and stir constantly until the carrot is tender-crisp, about 3 minutes. Transfer to the bowl with the onion.
Add the remaining 2 teaspoons oil to the pan over medium heat. Add the cabbage and toss and stir constantly until the cabbage just begins to wilt, about 3 minutes. Quickly transfer the cabbage to the bowl with the other vegetables.
Quickly add the vinegar and honey to the pan over medium heat, stirring until combined and bubbly and the honey is dissolved. Pour over the slaw. Add the salt and pepper and toss well. Garnish with the caraway seed and parsley and serve warm.
Nutritional analysis per serving
Calories | 74 | Sodium | 208 mg |
Total fat | 5 g | Total carbohydrate | 8 g |
Saturated fat | 1 g | Dietary fiber | 1 g |
Monounsaturated fat | 3 g | Protein | 1 g |
Cholesterol | 0 mg |


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Patch Submitted:Yes
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With SVN the developerConnection and connection are
updated to the "real" release URL, that is when I invoke release:prepare with
a URL like:
https://SVNSERVER/svn/REPO/myproject/branches/release it will be
replaced by https://SVNSERVER/svn/REPO/myproject/tags/myproject-1.0
which is fine because now you know which revision to checkout for
building the release.
With git there is no such possibility to realize this with rewriting
the URL AFAIK. So I would have expected however, that maybe the //project/scm/tag
element would be updated to reflect the fact, that the pom is the one
of release, either to the "symbolic name" myproject-1.0 or to the hash
of the tag.
See http://markmail.org/thread/m77cvhqqq56krzzd as well.
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I attached a patch against revision 1213786 of http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/maven/release/trunk
All existing tests are running successfully.
I now released a private release to my repository manager and tested this with two git projects, which ran fine.
@Robert: the patch is for Mercurial and Subversion as well, could you adapt the components?
Mirko, I've created Mercurial and Subversion as MRELEASE-components and added them to this issue. This makes me wonder if these classes shouldn't be moved to SCM, but that's another discussion.
Please review if the <tag> info didn't get abused before you fix this issue!
This information might have been used to 'tweak' the <scm> URL. I already found a few cases where such SCM-Url hack not only have been applied for SVN but also for other SCMs. (e.g. adding the submodule name to the SCM-URL).
@Mark: I do not think it will be a problem for Git or Mercurial as there was no support for this right now. In regards to subversion using tag is probably unneeded as the SCM-URL is unique already? I would be willing to edit the patch to exclude the subversion usecase but think it to be valuable for the DVCSes.
git tag [-a | -s | -u <key-id>] [-f] [-m <msg> | -F <file>]
<tagname> [<commit> | <object>]
git tag -d <tagname>�
git tag [-n[<num>]] -l [--contains <commit>] [--points-at <object>]
git tag -v <tagname>�
Together with
GitTagCommand it looks like this should already work.
Hello Robert,
at least with Git I have not seen any /project/scm/tag element added to the released pom when running mvn release:prepare. See https://github.com/1and1/testlink-junit/blob/net.oneandone.testlinkjunit-3.0.2/pom.xml for an example.
I've done some extra investigation: The git-scm-provider supports it, but there's no GitScmTranslator and so the rewrite is skipped. So I can agree with Mark that your proposal isn't the right solution.
I'll push this forward to 2.4, so we start preparing a new release.
Now I am confused : my patch adds an GitScmTranslator (and HgScmTranslator).
I've now reviewed the patch and think we need to think a bit harder about this
a.) The ScmTranslator was a perfect starting point, but I think it's not yet full cycle.
You added the code:
public String resolveTag( String tag )
if ( !"HEAD".equals( tag ) )
{ return null; }}
but there is no special 'HEAD' tag in GIT nor hg. I assume you've copied that over from the CvsScmTranslator, right? So this doesn't suite for GIT and we should just return tag instead.
I like to try another route:
Currently we had to add a new ScmTranslator for all new SCMs, but that doesn't scale.
I've now created a new DefaultScmTranslator which will get created if NO other (special) ScmTranslator gets picked up. This one just returns the unchanged URLs and the tag.
The main change is that we now allways rewrite the pom and set the tag!
PS:I've kept your unit tests (but didn't yet fix the code style).
PPS: We need to review the HEAD stuff in the other ScmTranslators as well (e.g. ClearCase).
PPPS: will upload the patch after fixing the tests
Mirko, just to clearify myself a bit: it looks to me that the String translateTagUrl( String url, String tag, String tagBase ) is the one which should be implemented instead of the String resolveTag( String tag )
Robert, thanks for the clarification.
I had a look into Mark's patch and to me it looks like Mark is on the right trail by implementing a DefaultScmTranslator which does not fiddle around at all with given tags or urls and is IMHO appropriate out of the box at least for Bazaar, Mercurial and Git (and probably even for CVS, as I do not think anyone will "release" a version called HEAD anyway). The only SCM I know of which fiddles around with urls and tags and branches is Subversion.
So what's next? Mark, will you take care of this issue from now on? When I could be of help nonetheless we should find a way to share work, thought without a DCVS this will be harder .
> it looks to me that the String translateTagUrl
hmm, don't think so. In GIT (like in CVS) the SCM URL doesn't change at all for a new TAG or BRANCH.
The only thing we need to do is to set the <tag> in the SCM info. As far as I've understood this is what the resolveTag method is for, isn't?
PS: I'l take care, but I'm really happy for your feedback folks! This one is pretty fundamental and I don't like to trash the release manager (again) Otoh I don't hesitate to make important changes if there is a good reason. This one feels like one.
This is a small sample svn repo which I use. Of course you need to adopt the scm:svn: URL in the poms.
fixed in r1333660.
I've now used the explicit GitScmTranslator and HgScmTranslator. The generic fix would have been a way to big change. Tested with SVN and GIT.


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prairie dogs got there name from pioneers the pioneers thought there yelp sounded like a dog bark.
Posted by makayla tellis on April 28,2010 | 09:34 AM
Is there any concern about the spread of disease as a result of prairie dog populations? We control other populations of small animals (rats, etc.) partly for that reason. Humans and prairie dogs do not have a history of close-quarters association. This is a new situation, and consequences cannot be projected from past experience with this species.
Posted by Linda S on November 20,2009 | 09:48 AM
I think that there needs to be a plan of action with how to deal with these suburban prairie dogs. There is no doubt in my mind that if people don't take action to get these endangered species to a more secure environment, their numbers will continue to decline. This should be a call to action for the citizens of Denver that want to find a solution instead of being part of the problem.
Posted by Kent K on November 12,2009 | 11:31 AM
J Sidinger,
You are correct that the BT P-dog has a wide habitat(even into WY).
But I see the development that happens in CO and it reminds of So. Cal. Good land turned into poorly designed residential and commercial space, while at the same time there is so much previously developed land that sits empty that could be used.
And I just think about the animals that used to be here and that I now have to drive 5 hours to WY. to see.
Maybe it's just everything that is endangered?
Posted by Philipp W on November 9,2009 | 11:41 PM
1. I apologize for the remark about "NRA Weirdos". I was trying to be ironic and it did not come through well.
2. Wild and pastured horses have sense not to step in holes; but being ridden in persuit of cattle is a different issue. Not everyday, mind you, but it does happen.
3. I did some research about the Black-tailed dog and it turns out that their habitat is still wide and they are among the most prolific of all dog species. Their habitat has decreased but, with over 1.8M acres of habitat through out the high plains, they have been removed from the Endagered Species list.
4. Look, I know there are those of you out there who feel, like A. Robertson above, that at almost all we do is bad. You are distressingly correct in that we have not been the conservators we should be; but let's not devalue the legit. alarms for truly endangered species by crying "Endangered" just because we don't like what we see in our immediate neighborhood. Final post, thanks.
Posted by J Sidinger on November 9,2009 | 03:07 PM
I happen to have a prairie dog that was born in captivity and is now seven years old. Long story as to how he came to me.
One of his behaviors I noticed has been to understand time and routine. He is very aware of who I am, who my Springer Spaniel is, and no one else. He knows when it is play time, feeding time, and even changes in the weather.
He can be very odd, and very smart at the same time. He has been a fascinating animal to observe over the years.
Posted by R. Smith on November 9,2009 | 09:52 AM
This is a tale of misfortune (and lies) that keeps getting handed down, that horses are being put down because their legs are broken due to prairie dog tunnels. Its a myth, one told eagerly by those whose desire to rid themselves of this remarkable and social creature exceeds their sense of morality. It DOES NOT HAPPEN. Its a story heard and then told and retold again and again, just as the concrete/pavement destroying tales. Rumors spread fast and wild so that man can continue to capitalize on "fun hunts" where bucktoothed (in my mind) bear-swilling good old boys take to the fields with their armaments and ammunition in another of man's senseless and brutal ventures, all in the name of "fun". I've heard these hunters describe the rush they get when they get a direct hit, all the commotion and pain that precedes the end effect, another life snuffed out. MAN IS THE PROBLEM, we continue to encroach on nature as it has existed for untold time, its an "inconvenience" to our lives so we kill it, stomp it out, and destroy it. I suppose the earliest example would be the history of the majestic buffalo heard early in our nations history. Hunted to near extinction. We are an arrogant lot, we see, we want, we take. It makes me sad for humanity, whatever impedes our progress is soon gone but we rob ourselves in the process. We don't seem to value life from its earliest inception and so why should we care about the lowly prairie dog. Perhaps because we are humans, capable of emotion and integrity? I wish so.
Posted by Anne Robertson on November 8,2009 | 03:19 AM
I`m presently living in Japan and the zoos here have prairie dogs in them. The Japanese find them to be very cute and funny. They also have raccoons in the zoos here.
Posted by Nadine on November 7,2009 | 12:29 AM
Prairie dogs - cute nuisances. My favorites are groundhogs - I'll always remember the group I encountered on the Going To The Sun highway in Glacier 30 years ago.
Don't know why it's a surprise that fauna are successfully coexisting in suburban and urban areas. The falcons see no particular difference between nesting on cliffs or city hi-rises. And, there's lots of fast food on the streets of NYC. And, bears don't mind taking a dip in your pool, not to mention the gators.
Use common sense. Stay away from the bears, the gators, the coyotes, the wolverines, the moose, etc, etc. You know, the things that might eat you. Otherwise, Rabies is the real threat.
Posted by cme on November 7,2009 | 08:31 PM
J Sidinger and S Dunham,
1. The p dogs in WY are different than the ones in CO. Also you cannot deny that if you put up a 50,000 sq ft parking lot or build thousands of Mcmansions that it doesn't affect the environment/habitat
2. Have you seen how many wild horses run/stampede around in WY? I have yet to see one trip in a (highly visible) p dog burrow. Also I have spoken to friends/ranchers and haven't heard a complaint yet.
3. Finally the story is about the dogs adapting.
Posted by Philipp Wickey on November 7,2009 | 05:56 PM
The idea that Black tailed prarie dogs are endangered is absurd. As this article shows and a drive through rural areas of Colorado, Wyoming & Montana alone will show these numbers are very high. I often joke there are more praire dogs in Wyoming than Humans. The issue at hand here is that some areas of the west were development is high (California) the Praire dogs suffer. Thus focus the issue were it is relevent. The second issue is that Enviromental groups use the endangered speices act as a tool in their current land war on western states. Half the land in many western states is owned by the Federal Government. The NRDC and many other enviromental groups know that if they can tie endangered spieces to these areas then they can stop all activities on these lands. Motorized recreation, Cattle Grazing, oil and gas development, mining, etc. This is widely unpopular in many rural areas who rely on these lands for the local economy. Contrary to popular belief the praire dogs have thrived in these areas.
Posted by S Dunham on November 7,2009 | 01:35 PM
"NRA weirdos"? How rude.
Posted by Dan Jackson on November 6,2009 | 11:04 AM
1. Prarie Dog endangered? Drive few miles E. of Denver and stop by any open field fallow for a year or 3. Those little guys will let you know they are definitely out there in numbers. I suspect that they may have been decimated in urban areas; much less so elsewhere. Most people just don't get out there so are not aware. Think urban places and the mountains are the world.
2. Horses step in the holes and break legs. Mostly when being ridden in chase of loose cattle. Only choice it to put horse down. Dogs don't seem so cute then. Just talk to a few High Plains ranchers - it does happen.
3. Article in recent National Wildlife Federation newsletter talks about how wrong we have been in under estimating "endangered species" populations. These folks aren't NRA weirdos looking to justify killing. You've got to be skeptical about population estimates.
4. But they can be cute ...even if a pain in the grass.
Posted by J Sidinger on November 5,2009 | 03:40 PM
I totally agree with the incredible foresight of Chief Seattle and with the comment by Jerry Sharp. We are the problem not all the other creatures who share this earth with us. Our population has run amuck because we can't control ourselves and no one wants to talk about human overpopulation anymore. Instead of worrying about how to control prairie dogs, concentrate on how humans who are now 7 billion individuals, should be stopped from reproducing. It makes me irate to hear people say we need to control other species when we can't even control our own!!!!! (And no I have no children because I CHOSE not to)
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Buy this photo » Jamie Oliver and Alex James on stage with the Cuban Brothers
THE self-styled Cotswolds Supergroup helped to round off Oxfordshire's festival season in Samba-style at Alex James and Jamie Oliver's Big Feastival.
The Blur bassist and the celebrity chef – and part-time drummer – joined the eccentric Latin group the Cuban Brothers on stage yesterday at the food and music festival on Mr James' farm in Kingham.
The festival, in its second year under the current promotions team, enjoyed glorious weather and packed crowds for its mix of bands, singers, cooking demonstrations, childrens' activities and crafts.
Take That star Mark Owen, hip hop group Rizzle Kicks, soul singer Lianne La Havas, dance duo Basement Jaxx, singer-songwriter KT Tunstall and DJ Norman Jay provided the musical highlights during the festival, which opened on Friday and closed last night by The Feeling.
On the cooking front, TV chefs Rachel Khoo of The Little Paris Kitchen and Valentine Warner were joined by Michelin-starred Tom Kitchin and Jamie's mentor Gennaro Contaldo and others to share a few recipe tips, while children's entertainer Justin Fletcher of CBeebies got things underway on the main stage yesterday.
Mr Oliver said: "It's all about family, music and food. It's an eccentric festival and quite geeky, but it's about looking after the parents and the kids."
Father-of-five Mr James added: "It's one of my highlights of the year. My kids go absolutely crackers for it.
"It's a hell of a lot of work but it's a dream come true, really. Jamie and I went down on Friday night and saw all the lights and the dads dancing with their children on their shoulders and it almost moved me to tears."
Mark Owen, who played a set mixed with Take That and solo material, said: "It's great because I've known Jamie and Alex for a few years – well, I've eaten in plenty of Jamie's restaurants and watched Alex's band a few times."
Asked if he could return to a future Feastival with the rest of Take That, he said: "You never know. They're all fans of good food, so why not?"
Giles Hill, 40, from Finstock, enjoyed a roaring trade over the weekend with his Paelleria, serving up about 2,000 portions of the Spanish dish.
He said: "We were here last year and I would say it seems about 25 per cent bigger this time."
Also doing a good trade was Oxford's Big Bang. The restaurant was selling its speciality sausages for foodies to cook on the barbecues provided on site or to take home.
Stall worker Ben Ashton, 15, said: "We've had a pretty good response. We've sold out of guinea fowl and ginger."
Lara, 33, and Tony Reynolds, 39, brought their children Ewan, six, and Amalie, three, from Basingstoke for the weekend.
Mrs Reynolds said: "Basement Jaxx and Norman Jay were great."
Saturday was a sell-out, while figures for Sunday were unavailable at the time of going to press, but organisers had expected to attract about 20,000 visitors.
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