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THE MAROON ESTABLISHED 1923 VOL. 74 NO. 20 Loyola University New Orleans FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1996 Students march on state capitol By SARAH WALKER Assistant News Editor A statue of Huey P. Long gazed on with stone eyes from the state capitol grounds as the fever of angst and disagreement filled Baton Rouge's thick, humid air on March 29. The loud clatter of protesters' footsteps rang throughout Louisiana's capitol. Several of the picketers' signs conveyed messages such as, "It's age discrimination!," "As adults we deserve adult privileges!" and "Equal rights for all adults, 18 and 21!" Raging protesters picketed on the steps of the state capitol over the controversial legal drinking age. Almost 200 people, mostly Louisiana State University students, gathered to protest the current drinking age which remains at 21. All in attendance felt that the legal drinking age should be 18. Neil Benson, a 19-year-old LSU management sophomore said, "We came to speak our minds and demand equal rights for all adults." The protesters' intentions were to attract the attention of Gov. Mike Foster and to voice their opinions concerning what they see as age discrimination. Benson said he hopes that the state will make what he sees as the appropriate moral decision by setting the legal drinking age at 18. At 18. one assumes adult responsibih.:es, therefore 18-year-olds should also be granted adult privileges, Benson said. "We care about what's going »» on. Robert Owen, a 19-year-old LSU marketing sophomore, expressed concern over what he considered the flagrant age discrimination exhibited by state legislators. "They're throwing our rights around," Owen said. Benson and Owen were the driving force behind the rally. They have loosely organized a group of protesters who seek to influence Foster and Attorney General By SARAH WALKER Protesters wait on the capitol steps for organizers to return from a conference with Gov. Mike Foster. Lanouette speaks on the bomb By DABNEY SHURUNG Contributing writer Dropping the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki triggered the Cold War and introduced a worldwide fear of nuclear holocaust. But the decision to drop the bombs was not that of President Harry Truman, according to William Lanouette, one of the leading experts on nuclear energy. Instead, General Leslie Groves, the military director for the Manhattan Project (a United States government research project that lasted from 1942- 1945 to produce the first atomic bomb) and James Byrnes, Truman's secretary of state made the call. Lanouette gave a lecture entitled, "Why We Dropped the Bomb," to a group of approximately 40 people in the Honors Center at 4:30 p.m. on Monday, March Lanouette (center) speaks to faculty as Kenneth Keulman, religious studies professor, listens. 24, which discussed those and other events that led to the devastation of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The program was sponsored by the honors program, the Biever Lecture Series and the Faculty Seminar on Biography. Lanouette said that, contrary to popular opinion, Truman had no knowledge of the creation of the atom bomb until two weeks after his presidential inauguration. According to Lanouette, the bomb was By DAN OBARSKI Georgetown confronts changes in curriculum By JENNY JOHNSON Business Manager Shakespeare, Chaucer and Milton. These three men became the center of controversy last semester at Georgetown University after the English Department dropped the requirement that English majors take at least two of these "major authors" before graduating. The deletion of the requirement was one of a few changes in curriculum decided upon, not by the administration, but by the English department. A third of the faculty opposed the changes. Some members of the Washington, D.C., university praised the decision as a move to diversify the courses offered and to provide students greater freedom to choose classes, while opponents charge Georgetown with being more concerned with political correctness than with teaching students about authors considered to be classics. One professor called the changes a reaction against "dead white men." While there have been no additions or deletions of specific courses, the new curriculum will require students to choose one of three areas of concentration: the traditional historical approach to literature, a cultural approach to literature or an emphasis on writing. The students are no longer required to take Chaucer, Shakespeare or Milton to graduate, although those classes will still be offered. English majors will have to take two courses outside their concentration as well Abuse of remissions curtailed By ROSE FRENCH Assistant News Editor Students who participate in the university tuition waiver program may have cause for alarm this semester if their previous grade point averages and academic profiles are not up to par with the revisions Norman Roussell, vice president for Administration, has recommended. In a speech addressed to University Faculty Senate members on March 7, Roussell outlined his recommended revisions to Loyola's tuition remission policy. Under the current program, university employees, as well as dependent children of faculty or staff, receive a 100 percent tuition exemption. To curtail many of the abuses which have occurred under this benefit, Roussell proposed setting higher standards and expectations for students in the program. These students must now meet requirements not included in the previous policy — the same requirements met by other students. Students must earn a minimum 2.0 GPA each semester and maintain "reasonable progress." The policy allows students a maximum of 175 hours in which a degree must be earned. If program participants fail to meet these new standards, Roussell said, they will be placed on probation and allowed one semester to meet eligibility requirements. Many of the abuses Roussell mentioned during the presentation directly stem from the students' "lack of direction." Some students in the program frequently take a large amount of courses but do not complete them, creating a long string of failures, withdrawals and incompletes, permanently recorded on their transcripts, he said. This policy "is supposed to benefit employees and move them toward a position where they would be enhanced educationally," Roussell said. "In the policy itself, it didn't provide limits or expected levels of performance on the part of the people receiving remissions." See TUITION, Pg. 3 See PROTEST, Pg. 3 See ENGLISH, Pg. 5 See BOMB, Pg. 4 crusades Hp Loyola Baseball goes one for one against Mobile. 11 Sacred Threads Professor gets his hands The Maroon will not appear next week because of the Easter break. We will resume publication on April 12.
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Edward R. Laskowski, M.D.: The bent-over row is an exercise you can do with resistance tubing to work the muscles in the back of the shoulder. Specifically, the bent-over row targets the posterior part of the deltoid in the shoulder. That's important, because many people focus on the muscles at the front of the shoulder. For strength in the shoulder, what you really want is balance between the front and back muscles in the shoulder.
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Bono looks so old now...wow
Well...we're approaching 3 months since last word on the new album, the second longest stretch with no news. You'd think they could only skirt the issue for so long before it's like, "ok, here's what the hell we're actually up to"...funny how "later on in 2009" turned into "maybe in 2013." It's really kind of hilarious to look at the atU2 new album news page now...it's so long and contains so many falsely promising statements.I love the work Bono's doing with all his public appearances and meeting with politicians...but I'm a little discouraged at the thought that it will probably continue on into World AIDS Day and after that the band probably won't do anything until after the holidays. And after that...who knows? I doubt they're going to release another album in the spring like NLOTH again, so it seems we are in waiting season until next fall? I guess you could chalk all this talk up to me being selfish and not caring enough about the stuff he's campaigning for...but I wish I could tell Bono, it's true that you can change circumstances with all this campaigning, but don't forget that your music can change people's hearts.
The course of action I'm going to take is to approach 2013 with zero U2 expectations, and then if an album does come, then I can only be surprised (unless I don't like the new music, in which I will be surprised and let down... )
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There have been hundreds, if not thousands, of studies done on the link between video games and violence, yet there has NOT been any definitive correlation made between the two. There are as many studies showing positive effects from games as negative. Regular playing of video games has been shown to increase hand/eye coordination, relieve stress, and increase pro social behavior; yet none of these benefits are ever mentioned. As soon as a tragedy such as Sandy Hook occurs, many are quick to point out that the offender plays video games, what no one bothers to mention is that the vast majority of the general public plays them. The same correlation could be made to wearing pants, he was wearing pants when he committed these atrocities, pants must be to blame.
Video Games have no more impact on violence than movies, television, comic books, or the Bible do. All of these are filled with images, stories, and depictions of horrendous violence and destruction, yet the extremely vast majority of people do not go on murderous rampages. Instead of wasting time on scapegoats that have nothing whatsoever to do with the actual problem, why don't we address the real issue and tackle some of the real underlying issues like mental health care (or healthcare in general for that matter)?
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Posted: 12/13/2013 - An update to my latest post from Thursday evening....
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Once we recognize that no one takes the text literally, and that we have often failed to account for the details in the text regarding the time of day, we can begin anew to try to understand the text as an ancient text rather than as a modern one. As such, we must begin with the idea that the text operates in the world of omens, not the world of physics and astronomy.
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
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"…why a man should be hanged, because it has not yet pleased God to give him his spirit, I confess, I am yet to understand. Certainly to think by a halter to let new light into the understanding, or by the tortures of the body to heal the errors of the mind, seems to me like applying a plaister to the heel, to cure a wound in the head; which doth not work upon the seat of the disease…"
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In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
As I read The Voyage, I often thought about Darwin's other famous work, The Origin of Species, and the delight that Darwin clearly took in the natural world. Writing about a tropical forest in Brazil, he found himself at a loss for words, "…it is not possible to give an adequate idea of the higher feelings of wonder, astonishment, and devotion, which fill and elevate the mind."
Considering my own stance on the satisfying harmony of science and faith, you might be surprised to find on my shelves nearly everything written by Richard Dawkins (including "The God Delusion") and my late friend Christopher Hitchens (including "God Is Not Great"). One must dig deeply into opposing points of view in order to know whether your own position remains defensible. Iron sharpens iron.
How do metaphors impact the dialogue between faith and science? We might start by asking: what are the framing metaphors at work in the current debates? Even using the word "dialogue" here suggests an implicit metaphor that frames my approach to the relationship between faith and science. Imagine substituting "dialogue" with "war;" that would conjure a completely different metaphorical framework.
This series, by Old Testament scholar Richard S. Hess, was first published as an appendix to Christian Apologetics: A Comprehensive Case for Biblical Faith (Downers Grove: IVP Academic; Nottingham: Apollos, 2011).
If your core value is serving God and you believe that anything but a literal interpretation of the Bible is disobedient to God, you can't hear any of the scientific arguments, and that was the way it was with me. Until I dealt with the loyalty question, I could not proceed to the science.
With a high-school level understanding of science and theology, I was convinced by this "either-or" argument and, to my knowledge, became the first Young Earth Creationist in my local Nazarene church. I knew the enemy and the enemy had a name. It was Evolution.
We're pleased to introduce the first official commercials for BioLogos, produced by Ryan Pettey of Satellite Pictures and featuring BioLogos vice president Jeff Schloss, philosopher Alister McGrath, and theologian NT Wright.
With so many issues to discuss, Christians can easily get the feeling that science is always attacking the faith. It is essential to balance such conversations with positive responses to God's creation. After all, the primary response to the natural world in the Bible is to praise the God who made it.
For concordists, the temptation is to interpret every Bible verse to match the current scientific picture. For non-concordists, the temptation is to interpret every Bible verse that appears to disagree with science as figurative.


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Billy Packer Chronicles - First Four
This past year we expanded AA's staple, the Pammies, to the NFL with Straight Outta Stockton and the Dickies. So why wait until the fall comes around to chronicle the best, funniest, and strangest announcer quotes? Why not take another step for the advancement of humankind and bring the Pammies to March Madness and combine the energy of two of the biggest forces in sports? If that sounds a little overdramatic, well, deal with it.
And who better to pay tribute to with our March Madness version of the Pammies than the man that called the Final Four from 1975-2008, and ruffled a few feathers along the way, the one and only Billy Packer. The Billy Packer Chronicles (affectionately known as the Billies... you're welcome Packers fans) will work the same way our other weekly chronicles do.
Leave us the announcer and analyst quotes in the comments below or tweet them to us at @awfulannouncing and/or by using the hashtag #BPAA. Each round of the tournament will mean a new poll so this week there will be three rounds of voting - First Four (Tuesday/Wednesday), Second Round (Thursday/Friday), and Third Round (Saturday/Sunday). Don't forget that it's not just the game announcers but studio personalities, radio announcers, and anyone talking college basketball that is elligible... even President Obama and UK Prime Minister David Cameron, who will be interviewed Tuesday night by Clark Kellogg. At the end of March Madness, which announcer will have their one shining moment as the winner of the Billy Packer Chronicles?
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"Iona's not a 14 seed. ... If Iona don't pass the eye test, you just blind." - Charles Barkley (via smedindy)
"When you've got a guy that can eat glass like that..." - Clark Kellogg (via AA)
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Walking on a beach or swimming in the ocean can be fun and relaxing. But just like any other activities, accidents can happen. This topic will help you determine the next steps to take if you have a jellyfish or Portuguese man-of-war sting, seabather's eruption, or a coral scrape.
Jellyfish and Portuguese man-of-wars are members of a large group of venomous marine animals that also includes fire coral and sea anemones. They are present all over the world and cause injury and illness through the release of venom when their tentacles come in contact with skin (stinging). Tentacles are long, slender, flexible growths found on jellyfish, Portuguese man-of-wars, squid, and octopuses. Tentacles are used for grasping, feeling, moving, and killing prey by stinging. While the sting of a jellyfish or Portuguese man-of-war can cause severe illness and extreme pain, documented deaths are rare.
Jellyfish are often present in coastal waters, having been brought ashore by winds or ocean currents. They are most common in warm ocean waters, especially along the Atlantic coast of the United States. Stings result from contact with the tentacles, which trail from the jellyfish's see-through body. Jellyfish swimming in the water are often hard to see. Beached jellyfish, which may look like the cellophane wrapper from a cigarette pack, can sting if touched.
Jellyfish stings cause immediate, intense pain and burning that can last for several hours. Raised, red welts develop along the site of the sting, which may look like you have been hit with a whip. The welts may last for 1 to 2 weeks, and itchy skin rashes may appear 1 to 4 weeks after the sting. Fortunately, most jellyfish stings are not severe. Extensive stings, allergic reactions, or severe reactions are not common but do occur. To avoid the risk of drowning, swimmers should get out of the water as soon as they realize they have been stung.
The box jellyfish, which is found in the Indian Ocean and South Pacific, can cause a fatal reaction. It is the only jellyfish for which a specific antidote (antivenin) exists. If you get this antivenin, it may save your life.
Seabather's eruption is a rash that develops from the stings of jellyfish or sea anemone larvae. The rash can be quite itchy and annoying, but it usually goes away without medical treatment in 10 to 14 days.
Portuguese man-of-wars (hydrozoans) live in warm seas throughout the world but are most common in the tropical and subtropical regions of the Pacific and Indian oceans and in the Gulf Stream of the North Atlantic Ocean. They float on the surface of the water with their long, stinging tentacles trailing in the water below. Detached tentacles that wash up on the beach may remain dangerous for months.
Portuguese man-of-war stings produce immediate burning pain and redness where the tentacles touched the skin. The affected area develops a red line with small white lesions. In severe cases, blisters and welts that look like a string of beads may appear. Stings that involve the eye may cause pain, swelling, excessive tears, blurred vision, or increased sensitivity to light. Severe reactions are most likely to occur in children and small adults. Severe toxic reactions to the venom can also occur.
Coral scrapes and cuts are common injuries that may occur when you walk on a beach or swim, snorkel, or dive in warm water. Coral polyps, the soft living material that covers the surface of coral, can be easily torn away from the rigid and abrasive structure underneath if you touch, bump, or fall on coral. A skin infection may develop when small pieces of coral, other debris, and bacteria get inside the wound. Scrapes and cuts from sharp-edged coral may take weeks or even months to heal.
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[Continued from above] . . .The hamstring muscles (semitendinosus, semimembranosus, and the biceps femoris) help to flex the knee. These muscles pass along the back of the thigh and connect close to the midline ends of the fibula and tibia. The hamstring can be felt as a ridge behind the knee.
Some other muscles that help the knee move include the popliteus muscle (which helps the leg rotate inward), the articularis genus muscle (which elevates the capsule of the knee joint), dorsal and plantar flexor muscles, plantaris muscle, peroneus brevis muscle, sartorius muscle (which flexes the leg at the knee joint and rotates it slightly after flexing), and the tibialis anterior muscle. With these and the hamstring and quadriceps muscles, the leg couldn't bend, straighten or twist, meaning the body couldn't walk, run, kick and do other similar movements with the legs.


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GREENVILLE, WI, Dec. 4, 2012 (Press Release) -Spool kits from Badger Plug contain all components for assembling spools on site fast, easy and economically. Kit components can include all customer specified spool plugs, spool cores and spool ends. Spool ends are manufactured from high quality chipboard, hardboard, cardboard, plywood, particleboard and plastic.
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SPRINGFIELD, MA, Nov. 30, 2012 (Press Release) -From November 14-15, 2012, human resources managers attended the Paperboard Packaging Council (PPC)'s Human Resources Forum in Chattanooga, TN.
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DALLAS, TX, Nov. 29, 2012 (Press Release) -KBA North America announces that Specialty Finishing, a full service high graphic folding carton and litho-laminated packaging manufacturer for a wide range of national brands located in Omaha, Nebraska, has completed installation of its two new large-format KBA Rapida 145 57-inch presses.
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East Haven — Ledyard, playing in its first CIAC girls' volleyball state tournament final, came through like seasoned veterans Saturday, beating No. 1 Woodland in the Class M final, 25-17, 25-23 and 25-20.
Ledyard's Kylie Fustini was named most valuable player with 13 kills and two blocks. Also for No. 3 Ledyard (19-5), Brianna Riley had 18 assists and two aces, Michelle Klinikowski had 10 kills and Arianna Fustini had 11 kills.
Ledyard becomes the third Eastern Connecticut Conference team to win a state title in volleyball, joining Norwich Free Academy (Class LL in 2008) and East Lyme (Class L in 2010 and 2011).
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A man inside the crop duster crashed into a field this afternoon leaving the pilot trapped inside. It happened east of Highway 41 near Harlan Road in Riverdale.
The helicopter was spraying chemicals in two fields when it went down.
Firefighters had to take special precautions when rescuing the pilot. Witnesses say the pilot's spotters adn fuelers were on site communicating with the pilot when he suddenly went down. Fresno County Fire and Sheriff's Department responded to the crash. There, they found the pilot heavily entangled inside the helicopter.
"They were first concerned with the transportation of herbicides on the aircraft. So, after taking precautions they were able to being extraction of the patient. It took just about an hour to extracate the patient," said captain if the Fire Department, Ryan Michaels.
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Digital Guide to Night and Low Light Photography - Tony Worobiec in Workington
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A very popular lecturer, Tony returns again to his native north east to talk about his latest book which is bound to be in demand as some of the illustration is very local.
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Now I'm imagining you sitting behind your computer in boyish clothing.. >.>
But even then, why is it Iris vs. Maya, Zion and #3? And where does Cilan giving commands come in?
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- Lilligant, Roserade (and its trainer) and Pansage take a facedive into the mud.
- Snivy battles something that also has Leaf Storm, as well as Cinccino thus complicating the scenario that you have.
RANK UP: I'm Black and White, for now! I'm going to turn Grey tomorrow!
Answer to all the bad things in the world: Give up on trying to make everything better. Hence, accepting it for what it is. YOLO! <- Click the link and daw.. -.-
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Its just nothing else sounds intresting about the episode, just Iris getting more screen time whos my least favorite out of the bunch and I'll wait to see more if Ash is using Snivy at all this episode. So far I haven't been liking what I'm hearing and Ash crossdressing has always been very funny to watch.
Now that you mention it though, you saying that makes me think your the type to do that and is just shy to admit it awe.
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Visitors to Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park have long marveled at Somes Sound, for more than a century billed as the only fjord on the eastern seaboard. The long, narrow tongue of ocean cuts into the heart of the island from the south, with rocky cliffs rising on each side and deep water underneath. But as it turns out, Maine's only fjord, ummm, isn't. Apparently those cliffs don't rise high enough, and the water isn't deep enough for geological nitpickers. Lately even the rangers and information desk workers at Acadia have taken to describing Somes Sound as "fjord-like" or, to be more precise, a fjard.A fjord is usually defined as a long, narrow, glacially eroded arm of the sea, with steep rock cliffs and a shallow sill at its mouth that prevents extensive mixing with the open ocean. Somes comes close, but a fjord also features water hundreds of meters deep and completely deoxygenated at its bottom. Somes is only sixty to seventy meters deep at the most, and its water has plenty of dissolved oxygen all the way to the bottom.
"It's something the specialists are into," explains Deborah Wade, the chief of the park's interpretation division. "We're now explaining to visitors that some geologists say Somes is more like a fjard than a fjord." Wade takes the pragmatic view. "I don't think it's dramatic enough to warrant changing all the descriptions in the tour guides," she allows.
Fjord? Fjard? For many, it's a distinction without a difference. Somes is still pretty impressive no matter what you call it.
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A surprising new resident of Eastern Egg Rock aims to terminate gulls' appetite.
Eastern Egg Rock, a tiny dollop of rock and dirt about five miles south of Friendship, is one of those places along the Maine coast where even the smallest human presence can seem pretty intrusive. Which is precisely why a new robot that randomly leaps up from the rocks should be just the ticket to scare the daylights out of seagulls that have been preying upon nesting terns. The device, which looks like a conventional mannequin that you would see in a department store, was designed and built by a middle-school class in Ithaca, New York, where the Project Puffin program is based. (The organization, operated through the National Audubon Society, also maintains an office in Rockland.) A solar-powered computer controls when the Robo-Ranger pops up from its box, presumably startling the gulls enough to keep them away from the eggs and baby terns.
Such an outlandish idea might seem dubious if it were not headed by Stephen W. Kress, the Cornell professor who first began reintroducing puffins to the Maine coast in the 1970s, starting with four young birds transplanted from Newfoundland. Those initial efforts eventually expanded to see some 954 puffins brought to Eastern Egg Rock, many of whom returned year after year to nest on the island. Last year biologists counted ninety nesting pairs on the island, which is also a sanctuary for endangered terns.
Kress says that while initial reports indicate that the robot, which was installed in late June, has reduced the incidence of gull raids on the roseate tern colony, he won't know until the end of the season how effective his scare tactics have been. "We try to do innovative things that no one has done before," Kress remarks. "The terns seem to have gotten used to the robot, so they don't flush out when he pops out of the box, but the real proof will be when we see how many chicks hatch there versus elsewhere on the island."
The puffins' remarkable comeback are proof enough that Kress is no mere egghead. His latest invention may be the most genius of all, since the sight of a naked mannequin will undoubtedly be as terrifying to seagulls as it is to shoppers at Macy's.
Admit One Free
A longstanding state parks policy is now public knowledge.
Sometimes the best gifts are the ones you've already received but have forgotten — the long-lost jar of coins you forgot you salted away, the favorite pair of jeans that you stuffed in the back of the closet. Such is the case for seniors visiting Maine state parks this summer, as the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands has standardized the way it informs people sixty-five and older that they get into the parks for free.
"Going back as far as we have records for, which is at least 1985, we can see that we've always had what we called senior passes," explains Will Harris, the director of the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands. "They were free, and seniors could get them at any park. But one of the problems was the way they were administered and advertised wasn't consistent, so we decided to just use a picture I.D. everywhere and let seniors in." Standardized signs were sent out earlier this year making it more clear at each of the fifty state parks and historic sites that seniors don't have to pay a dime to enter.
Harris says only one site, Fort Knox, contacted him with concerns about the money that it would lose by not charging non-residents. It argued that some of these travelers are driving expensive RVs and therefore could presumably afford the entrance fee. Harris says while he sympathizes with the need to earn money whenever possible, he doesn't believe out-of-staters should be treated any differently than Mainers when it comes to day-use fees. (Maine residents do get a discount when reserving campsites, however.) "Their spirit and their meaning about maximizing money for the fort I don't have a problem with, but I just want to run one system," Harris says. "Our intention is that if you're a senior and you want to use the parks, we want you."
Especially this year, such a sentiment may be even more appreciated than that cozy fleece you just rediscovered after so many years in storage.
Don't Show the kids
Your old college yearbook just went online at UMaine.
A recent project by the Fogler Library at the University of Maine in Orono may have thousands of people shaking their heads and asking such questions as: Were we ever that young? I had hair! I can't believe I wore that in public.
Earlier this year the library finished digitizing every UMaine yearbook from 1895 to 1997 and posted them on its Web site. Among the revelations, visitors may be shocked to learn that the state's land grant university was men-only in its earliest years. Later yearbooks chronicle the students lost in World War I, the patriotic fervor of World War II, and the ferment of the Vietnam era. Hairstyles change, hemlines go up and down, sweatshirts replace sweater sets, and jeans push aside flannels.
"These yearbooks are interesting to far more than just the people who are in them," observes Gretchen Gfeller at Fogler Library. "They absolutely are little historical time capsules. They tell us what was going on in the world and the university, what people wore, what they did."
The Web site has attracted thousands of visitors since it went live last spring, Gfeller notes. "We've received wonderful e-mails from all over the country," she says. The yearbooks are available at www.library.umaine.edu/yearbooks
The yearbooks represent Fogler Library's first major step toward digitizing its collections. "Digitizing is a trend among libraries throughout the country," she explains. "We wanted to start with something that would reach a broad population in the university community." The library's next project is to digitize its entire collection of town reports.
The last printed yearbook was in 1997, Gfeller says. "Yearbooks are student-driven," she explains, "and by the late 1990s the students had other interests. The world had changed enough that yearbooks seemed irrelevant, I guess." The library project has "sparked new interest among some students to bring back the yearbook, perhaps in electronic form," she adds, "but it's just an unofficial glimmer of hope right now."
Reviving the UMaine yearbook would be a worthy goal. Today's students shouldn't deprive their future children of the opportunity to embarrass them with a photo from their college years.
Shocking Statistics
On the subject of lightning, there's good news and bad.
Maybe it's our imagination, but thunderstorms seemed to rumble through our part of the state with unusual regularity this spring and summer. We'll admit to a certain apprehension about them, since fear of lightning played a large role in warnings from our parents on hot August days back on the farm. As it turns out, Mainers have both less and more to worry about when it comes to lightning in the Pine Tree State.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration actually counts lightning strikes around the United States using satellite imagery and computers. When it comes to density of lightning strikes, Maine comes in pretty low on the list — forty-fifth out of forty-nine (counting the District of Columbia and excluding Alaska and Hawaii), with an annual average of 1.2 flashes per square mile between 1996 and 2005. Florida wins that contest, with an amazing 26.3 strikes per square mile.
But these numbers belie the danger of thunderstorms in Maine. As meteorologist John Jensenius at the National Weather Service office in Gray points out, "Maine ranks very high in summer activities. It's the combination of lightning and being outdoors that leads to casualties." And everyone knows that folks in Florida spend most of the thunderstorm season inside cuddled up to an air conditioner.
Since 1959 the National Weather Service has documented twenty-five lightning fatalities in Maine, or about one every two years. On average, another five people per year are struck by lightning and survive. On a per capita basis, Maine actually ranks twenty-second in the country for lightning-related deaths. Wyoming, with its miles of open spaces, comes in first. Wherever we stand in the ratings, it is best not to stand in the wrong place during a thunderstorm, such as in open areas or near isolated tall objects. (For more lightning safety tips, go to www.erh.noaa.gov/gyx/lightning_safety.
htm) When people get a charge out of Maine, we'd rather it wasn't from the sky.
Perseverance Pays
Conservationists reach a multimillion-dollar milestone in Washington County.
It took longer than anyone expected and required nerves of steel to complete, but the Downeast Lakes Forestry Partnership, recipient of the 2006 Down East Environmental Award, has concluded one of the largest land conservation projects in the state of Maine. In May the partnership finished raising the $34.8 million needed to finance the conservation of 342,000 acres of eastern Maine wilderness.
The deal includes nearly two thousand miles of water frontage, notes Mark Berry of the Downeast Lakes Land Trust in Grand Lake Stream. "Who would have thought?" he says, noting that the project began as a conversation around a picnic table nine years ago among local people concerned about the impact of development on the traditional outdoor industries of Grand Lake Stream. The campaign came close to failure in 2005 when a looming deadline ran up against a lack of funds. The New England Forestry Foundation saved the day by providing a six-million-dollar bridge loan financed with a mortgage on its oldest property.
The land trust already has its next project under way, a campaign to raise $3.2 million by November 1 to purchase 6,644 acres around Wabassus Lake in central Washington County next to the 27,080-acre Farm Cove Community Forest.
The Down East conservationists say that there are still opportunities in Maine for landscape-scale conservation efforts, despite the increasing fragmentation of North Woods ownership. "We're not done yet," Berry says.
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Heart-shaped Stones
set a course
between intention
and forgetting
follow the path
of the silent spider
notice where
she disappears
watch a small boy
aiming a rock toward the sea
and hitting his mark
then look down
welcome a butterfly
to your bright
blue water
notice how two gulls
and one diligent painter
have chosen their spot
and stay there
lower your plane
dig down for the small stones
sifted under the large
lower your standards
to include
broken hearts
turn your back to the bay
at the moment
a jet stream perfectly
the half moon
pick up any stone you like
some of them don't look like hearts
until you do
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June 2008
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Tapas Brindisa is an exciting little tapas bar at the corner of Borough market. Like most places in the area it is often very busy and waiting for a table is almost always inevitable. This is the biggest downfall of the place as often you have to put up with customers standing near to you or having to sit crammed in close to other tables. If you can put up with this and enjoy the place for what it is with its costraints you should have a very good expereince. The food is always good (if a little overpriced) £5.5 for padron pepeers or £4.6 for a small slice of omlette. My only other criticism is that some of the food is too heavily garnished with salt. On the other hand - I have eaten some of the best tapas dishes in Brindisa (lamb cutlets, croquettes, gordal olives, iberico ham). I have also noticed that the menu changes and new dishes are added. Best to go with someone and agree to go halves on the bill before hand though as it can be pricy for what it is - especially if you add wine and Sherry. Service always seems fine.
Ben Mon Apr 22 -
Very expensive given the poor quality of the food and recipes.
Patatas Bravas similar to McDonalds potatoes with ketchup
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PLEASE TAKE MY WORD AND AVOID THIS PLACE! As a Spanish national I was was astounded by the lack of authenticty. On arrival I was asked to prove my nationality after keenly stating my national identity! The food had no relevance to the Spain I know and love and the staff were unbelievably rude. I've eaten in every spanish venue in the hope i might find a place from home. Wrong choice! ive eaten in evry Spanish venue in London and this IS THE WORST. My Father visits from Madrid next week and I've changed my plans to avoid embarrassment. If you want a taste of Spain, please see the Easy Jet website for cheaper and richer way to enjoy Spain. Quite simply, this place is crap and you'll regret the expenditure. Very expensive for poor food and poor service.
Danny Fri Nov 16 2012 -
Went a few weeks ago and the food was fab.
SalliC Sun Jul 15 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
Have never eaten at the restaurant, and would be wary after these dreadful reviews, but the chorizo/rocket roll, from the stall in the market, is nothing short of sublime.
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While the quality of the food is generally good (Chorizo on toast, Gambas etc) the bill can get eyewateringly obese if you add in a decent bottle of wine. Their charcuterie plate is odiously expensive. Sorry but £95 for 6 assorted snacks and a few glasses of wine does not cut it anymore with lacklustre service and an extended wait for a table. Will not be going back.
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I did love this place before, NOT any more, Rude staff and poor quality food. Five stars in Time Out. NO Way.
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I like the atmosphere and buzz here although I admit that the wait for a table is at times frustrating. The food is excellent - my favourite dish is the deep friend goat's cheese awith honey nd I always enjoy the gambas pil pil. It's not cheap though - expect to pay £65 approx for a light meal for two people - that's sharing 4-5 dishes and a bottle of the second cheapest red, compared to about £45 for the same quantity of food in the nearby Jose.
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This Our World Now. The world of the electron and switch, The beauty of the baud. We exist without nationality, Skin color, Or religious dais. You wage Wars, Murder, Cheat, Lie to us and try to make us believe it's for our own good. Yet We're the criminals. Yes,I am a criminal. My crime is that of curiosity. I am a hacker and this is my manifesto. You may stop me but you can't stop us all!
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From a podcast I heard them interviewed on, they said "easily over 100 hours." Though we know a lot of those numbers get inflated.
They've got a hella dream team line up though. In addition to Schilling, there's R.A. Salvatore who's written "10,000 years worth of lore" in the Amalur universe. There's also Todd McFarlane (creator of Spawn and award-winning animator) that has directed the animation and art style. Ken Rolston (who had major roles with Morrowind, Oblivion and many tabletop RPG's) is the director of the project as well.
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