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Pres. Lincoln's Carriage Restored
The carriage Pres. and Mrs. Lincoln took to Ford's Theater that fateful evening has been restored and is now open to public view.
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An AP article from South Bend, IN (available at www.USATODAY.com and dated 7 Feb 2008) announces the return to the public (after restoration) of the carriage that carried President and Mrs. Abraham Lincoln to Ford's Theater the night he was assassinated. Built in 1864 by Wood Brothers of New York, it was restored by B. R. Howard and Associates of Carlisle, PA last year, and is now on display at the Studebaker National Museum in Indiana.
After the assassination, the barouche went to Robert Todd Lincoln, who sold it to Dr. F. B. Brewer, a New York physician, who in turn sold it in 1889 to Clement Studebaker.
Regarding the condition of the vehicle, the article reports that, "when it arrived at the workshop, the carriage was in very poor condition because of deteriorating wood, leather and fabric." "Workers discovered the carriage originally wasn't black, but rather dark green with maroon, gold and white details... Conservators also uncovered an elaborate cursive presidential monogram - A. L. - on each door, which had been painted over."
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CDC is committed to improving the health of populations disproportionately affected by sexually transmitted diseases; and eliminating disparities in STDs is essential for achieving health equity. By addressing the differences in STD rates* that occur by gender, race or ethnicity, geographic location, or sexual orientation, CDC supports individual health and promotes community wellness.
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Although there are some signs of progress, large disparities by age and race still exist. The STD/STI Framing Report provides the workgroup's suggestions and actionable items for consideration for CDC to combat this persistent high burden of STDs. This report is useful for governmental agencies, non-governmental agencies, and non-traditional partners working with ethnic and minority communities in the health and medical fields.
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In fact, I never understoond what the rsd tag was good for.
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See this thread – they're template variables.
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Wow, there's some great stuff in there. I'm still most excited about nested tag parsing, because I've found myself using asy_wondertag a lot lately. Having article and article_custom act as container tags makes a lot of sense, though. Powerful as forms can be, sometimes they seem like overkill. Well done all around. :-)
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Any clue what this version will mean in terms of plugin compatibility yet?
I'm pretty sure there aren't any backwards-incompatible changes. I haven't run into any problems running and developing plugins on svn.
Once again, ruud demonstrates he is psychic. Yesterday I wanted to add a multi_edit form to the plugin I'm developing but it didn't work as expected. Looked thru the core and found the reason: it checks to see if it's on the article list page before calling poweredit.
I mused "wouldn't it be more useful if it didn't check for that so it can be used on any tab" and — SHAZZAM — ruud commits the image tab mod which includes exactly that functionality.
/me bows head in appreciation.
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Rational zeros of a function of three variables.
Problem 180
Published on Saturday, 2nd February 2008, 09:00 am; Solved by 844For any integer n, consider the three functions
f1,n(x,y,z) = xn+1 + yn+1 zn+1
f2,n(x,y,z) = (xy + yz + zx)*(xn-1 + yn-1 zn-1)
f3,n(x,y,z) = xyz*(xn-2 + yn-2 zn-2)
and their combination
fn(x,y,z) = f1,n(x,y,z) + f2,n(x,y,z) f3,n(x,y,z)
We call (x,y,z) a golden triple of order k if x, y, and z are all rational numbers of the form a / b with
0 a b k and there is (at least) one integer n, so that fn(x,y,z) = 0.
Let s(x,y,z) = x + y + z.
Let t = u / v be the sum of all distinct s(x,y,z) for all golden triples (x,y,z) of order 35.
All the s(x,y,z) and t must be in reduced form.
Find u + v.


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You are welcome to arrive in Cairo at any time, as today is a designated arrival day with no planned activities. Please note that there will be an important welcome meeting this evening at our joining hotel. Please check the hotel notice board for more information on the location of this meeting or ask at reception. Please bring your passport and travel insurance documents to this meeting, as you will be required to fill out some important pre-trip admin documents.Your tipping kitty will be collected as this time (please refer to the "tipping" section of these notes for more information). After learning more about our tour and plans for the following day, you are welcome to join our leader and your travelling companions for an optional dinner nearby. On this trip we do not spend any time in Cairo. If you want to see the awe inspiring pyramids and Sphinx, the wonders of the Egyptian Museum and wander in the chaos of Old Cairo, we suggest you arrive a day or two early or consider adding our Budget Egypt tour to your itinerary. Please note that this is a Basics level tour. It is designed for 18-39 year olds who want to choose the activities they would like to participate in, rather than have them included as part of the tour price. As a result, entrance fees are not included. Please note "guided walk" means the services of a guide are provided, and transport to the site, but entrance fees, where applicable, are extra. Please refer to the optional activity section of these notes for approximate prices. To help you plan your budget, the activities most travellers choose to do are marked with an astrix *. If this is your first visit to Cairo, we highly recommend that you book an airport transfer (please refer to the joining instructions section of tour dossier for more information).
This morning we transfer by private vehicle to the town of St Catherine, our base for climbing Mount Sinai. Mt Sinai, the place where the Ten Commandments were said to have been revealed is perfect for viewing a glorious sunset. Depending on time, the weather, the season and group wishes, you may like to climb this afternoon for sunset or wake early and climb for sunrise the following day. There are two ways to the summit: the camel path, where it is possible to hire a camel to take you most of the way up; or choose the "quick but deadly" 3750 stairs to the top. Timings depends on various factors but you should allow 2-3 hours to reach the summit and approximately 1.5 hours to descend. Overnight in St Catherine. Estimated travel time: Cairo to St Catherine, 7hrs
Those who are returning from a sunrise climb of Mount Sinai will be transferred back to our hotel in town for breakfast and to collect any non-climbers in the group. We then set off on a visit to the Monastery of St Catherine's, the smallest diocese and oldest Christian monastery still in use in the world. It houses not only a rich collection of icons and precious manuscripts but also the only existing relative of Moses' biblical burning bush! We then transfer to Dahab for some serious chill time. The relaxed village of Dahab is a well known travellers' hub. Here you can choose to do as much or as little as you choose. Sign up for one of the many optional activities on offer or just grab a book and a cold drink and relax at one of the many sea side cafes and enjoy the views of Saudi Arabia, right across the water. Overnight two nights in Dahab. Estimated travel time: St Catherine's to Dahab, 1.5 hrs
After spending the morning in Dahab, this afternoon we board a ferry to cross the Gulf of Aqaba to Jordan. The ferry is simple but does have air-conditioning and airline style seats. Upon entering the ferry, you will be given a Jordanian arrival card to fill out and hand in with your passports to the ferry's immigration official. You will receive a receipt (in Arabic) in return. When you disembark the ferry, it is a very short bus ride to the Arrivals Hall where your passports will be stamped and waiting for you. You will not be accompanied by your Egyptian tour leader for this short journey, but upon arrival at the terminal building in Jordan, your Jordanian tour leader will be there to meet and assist you through the customs and immigration procedures. Please note that there is only one daily ferry from Nuweiba to Aqaba. This ferry has no set schedule and is extremely erratic, as it waits in Jordan until it is full and then makes the crossing to Egypt to collect us and return to Jordan. While experience has shown us the time that it usually departs, it is not unknown for the ferry to be delayed sometimes up to 3-4 hours. While we will do our best to keep you comfortable during this time, we do ask our clients to please keep in mind that the ferry is a public service and therefore out of G Adventures' control.Your tour leader will collect 50 Egyptian pounds from each client to pay your Egyptian departure tax at the ferry terminal. Overnight in Aqaba. Estimated travel times: Ferry terminal waiting time, up to 3-4 hrs; Nuweiba to Aqaba, 1.5 hrs (ferry)
The morning is free to explore Aqaba and its beaches. Around noon we will set off for the drive to Wadi Rum. Blessed with some of the most spectacular desert scenery in the world, Wadi Rum is home to the nomadic Bedouin people. We arrive at our tented home for the night, where we will enjoy a traditional meal and learn more about this ancient culture. Our camp at Wadi Rum is basic but comfortable. We sleep on beds in one long goathair tent, which is divided by blankets into twin-share "rooms" for privacy. A bottom sheet and blanket is provided but most people prefer to bring along a travel sleep sheet/sleeping bag liner. Bathroom facilities are shared and unisex and located around 20m from the camp. Although the way is lit by lanterns, it is a good idea to have a torch/flashlight with you. There is a large, central tent that is traditionally decorated and perfect for relaxing or escaping the cold nights in winter. Our dinner is cooked in traditional fashion, with the meat and vegetables cooked in an underground oven. Soft drinks and water are available for purchase. Please note that for religious reasons no alcohol is permitted at the camp. We spend the evening sitting under the stars, around the fire, listening to stories from our Bedouin hosts. If we are really lucky they may bring the drums out for some music. Overnight in Wadi Rum (desert camp). Estimated travel time: Aqaba to Wadi Rum, 1 hr
After breakfast at our Wadi Rum camp, we set off for Petra. Depending on the season, we will either drop our bags at our hotel in Wadi Musa, our base for the next two nights or head straight to Petra. Upon arrival at the site, and after paying your entrance fee, you will begin an unforgettable walk through the narrow cannon, which forms the dramatic entrance to the city (the siq) until you round the final corner and are greeted by the unforgettable view of the extraordinary façade of the Treasury building. Our guide will give a brief history of this city that the Nabateans carved from the living rock of the surrounding mountains. The site is large, but you can set your own pace depending on the weather and the interests of the group. We return to our hotel in Petra town (Wadi Musa). Why not ask your guide about some local options for dinner this evening. Overnight Wadi Musa (Petra township). Estimated travel time: Wadi Rum to Petra, 2 hrs
An early start this morning as we set off for Amman, via a swim in the Dead Sea. The Dead Sea is actually a lake, without any from of life whatsoever. The water is so dense that it is practically impossible to sink, being five to ten times as salty as regular sea water. We spend the morning at one of the resorts, which provide access to the beach with plenty of time for swimming (or floating!). While swimming, cover yourself with the Sea's mud, which is reputed to have special healing powers, and don't forget to take a photo of yourself reading a book while you float! You will notice that the salt penetrates any cuts on your body and has an unusual smell but there are showers to wash off under. Afterwards, relax under an umbrella next to one of the fresh water swimming pools. After lunch we travel onwards to Amman, Jordan's friendly and modern capital. Overnight in Amman. Estimated travel time: Petra to Amman, 4 hrs
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Mona Herring felt lighter after her baptism Saturday afternoon.
Afterward, she stood with a towel wrapped around her shoulders and recalled the blessing she had just experienced. She said she felt her mind clear when she rose from the water, as if something had been bothering her for a while and it just washed away. Perhaps it was the baptism itself.
The 62-year-old Littlestown resident had been putting off the baptism for years, but with a nudge from her pastor and church family at Christ United Church of Christ she decided to do it.
Herring wasn't alone. Almost 20 members of Christ United Church of Christ and Bethel Assembly of God, both in Littlestown, were baptized in a pond tucked in a corner off of Pine Grove Road in Union Township, northeast of Littlestown.
Many Christian denominations baptize their members as infants, but these churches believe baptismal candidates should be able to make their own decision about dedicating themselves to God. On Saturday, members of all ages, from 8-years-old to 70-years-old, were baptized.
Baptism is an earthly dedication to God and a public confession of faith, said Sheaffer, the Bethel associate pastor. He enjoys watching the transformation as the candidates "get to know the Lord," he said.
Before they walked into the pond, the candidates told the viewers why they want to be baptized. Every reason was different - from wanting to rededicate themselves to the Lord to personal stories about God mysteriously working in their lives. Then, the candidates walk mid-way into the large, dark-blue pond surrounded by trees.
This type of baptism, full-submersion baptism, was how Jesus was baptized in the Jordan River, Arentz said.
The outdoor baptism tradition at the Pine Grove Road pond is about eight years old, the pastors said.
One of the youngest to be baptized was Dave Baker, a 19-year-old from Gettysburg. Baker was baptized two years prior, but felt the need to rededicate himself to God. The Lord has been taking him to bigger places, he said, since his baptism two years ago. After his baptism on Saturday, he said he sees more clearly how God is working in his life.
These emotions are common to members just baptized, according to Bethel Assembly of God Pastor James Ruddy. He said he sees a spiritual and atmospheric difference in each person.
"The Holy Spirit is so strong," Amy Wojnarski, of Centreville, Md., said after her baptism, who traveled from Maryland to be baptized in the same pond her parents were in 2006. She said she loves attending Bethel Assembly of God and hopes to fulfill God's work as a newly baptized woman.
For Beverly Davis, being baptized in the pond brought back childhood memories. She grew up swimming in the pond, but Saturday was her first visit back in at least 40 years.
She recalled memories of jumping off the dock at the pond with her family and catching snapping turtles. On Saturday, Davis made a new memory at the pond. Although she said it was hard to describe the feeling, she said the baptism opened her eyes and heart.
"It was just great," she said, with tears in her eyes.
The baptism isn't the only thing the churches do together. "We're like a family," Davis said of the two churches.
They gather together for several ministries, like helping the homeless in Baltimore. The churches hope for a team atmosphere as they come together in unity, Sheaffer said.
"The scripture says there's one church in a town," Ruddy said. "In eternity there are no labels."


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Stroll to the aquarium
Anchoring the quiet end of Cannery Row, this waterfront boutique hotel is perched above Monterey Bay, with Fisherman's Wharf a quarter-mile away, A Taste of Monterey winery a half-mile away, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium within a half-mile.
Breakfast for two
The day begins with complimentary Continental breakfast for two, delivered to guestrooms on fine china. Cookies and fruits are served daily. A sun-splashed patio includes a spa tub and an outdoor fire pit.
Luxury beds
Down bedding and luxury linens encourage restful sleep. Binoculars provide close-up views of otters and sea lions frolicking in the waves.
Hotel Amenities
- General
This waterfront getaway is steps from the shops, galleries, and restaurants of Cannery Row. Guests can stroll to the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Fisherman's Wharf, Lovers Point Beach, wineries, and other attractions via the Monterey Recreation Trail, a coastal walking and bicycling path right outside the hotel entrance. 17-Mile Drive begins just 2 miles away, and world-class golf is within 6 miles.
The hotel sells aquarium tickets that provide admission for 2 consecutive days for the cost of a 1-day ticket. Ticketholders are also able to bypass the long lines — a boon for guests traveling with children.
Guests enjoy complimentary continental breakfast for 2 delivered to their rooms each morning. Complimentary cookies and fruit are served in the lobby in the afternoon. The inn has 2 spa tubs, and offers complimentary wireless Internet access in both public areas and guestrooms. Business amenities include a 24-hour business center and 432 square feet of meeting facilities.
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 39
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 432
- Number of floors - 4
- Business services
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Computer station
- Rooftop terrace
- One meeting/conference room
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 49
- 24-hour front desk
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Patio
- Porter/bellhop
- Room service (limited hours)
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
- Spa services on site
- Number of spa tubs - 2
- Free Wi-Fi
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- Free local calls
- Private bathroom
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Furnished balcony
- Bathrobes
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- Desk
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- DVD player
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- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
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- In-room massage available
- Double sink
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Free Wi-Fi
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- Complimentary newspaper
- Premium bedding
- Shower/tub combination
- Turndown service
- Voice mail
- Wake-up calls
- Down comforter
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Complimentary Continental breakfast for two is delivered to guestrooms each morning on a tray with fine china and linens. Guests select from a menu the night before. Choices include freshly baked pastries, muffins, orange juice, fruit, yogurt, hard-boiled eggs, coffee, and tea.
Room service: Lunchtime to dinner.
The Monterey Bay Inn's proprietors also own the award-winning Sardine Factory restaurant, a celebrity favorite. The Sardine Factory is four blocks from the hotel.
Other nearby dining options include:
Chart House
Whaling Station
- Recreation
A spa tub, open from 8 AM to 11 PM, is situated on a sunny patio with comfortable seating.
Adjacent San Carlos Beach is popular with scuba divers. Less than a mile away, Del Monte Beach is ideal for long walks, sunbathing, tidepooling, and wading in the rather chilly waters. Whale-watching and kayaking tours depart from or near Fisherman's Wharf. Bike rentals and scuba outfitters are located throughout town.
The waterfront Recreation Trail, right outside the hotel, attracts runners, walkers, and bicyclists.
Pebble Beach Golf Links, Del Monte Golf Course, Links at Spanish Bay, and other world-class courses are within six miles.
Point Lobos State Reserve, seven miles away, offers hiking trails with spectacular views of the rugged coast. Sea lions, harbor seals, and more than 150 bird species—from hummingbirds to herons—are among the animals inhabiting the reserve.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Whale-watching nearby
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- Spa
Serenity Spa offers aromatherapy, mud baths, and facial and body treatments. The spa includes a sauna.
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- Aromatherapy treatments
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- Facial treatments
Policies & Fees
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Early departure fee charged
Parking height restrictions apply
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: USD 15 per night (in/out privileges)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
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- A Green / Sustainable Property - Third Party CertifiedThis property participates in Green Seal, a third-party certification program that has been independently certified. Third-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An objective assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an auditor who is independent of the third-party certification program.


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A A+F Campus Strictness: I chose this campus in particular because of it's academic excellence. I see a bright future for myself at this college because of the hard work I put into my assignments and the dedication each professor has for their students success. This campus is strict in it's own right to encourage absolute success for the students that attend this challenging college. I am extremely grateful for my acceptance to LCAD and plan to exceed all of my expectations and graduate with an internship to an action sports company.
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B- A+F Transportation: The school shuttle is amazing, it is so convenient and the driver is always kind and communicative, but if they had them visit each campus more often, or maybe go to more places other than only school, then it might get an A+ from me.
B+ A+F Off-Campus Housing: Laguna Beach is filled with convenient apartment complexes that are affordable with a comfortable amount of roommates, and much cheaper than housing with the school.
A A+F Majors: Great program. Brand new apple desktops every year loaded with all current software and access to studios on weekends and nights. Small class sizes, wonderful opportunities for growth with company sponsored classes (past sponsors include nike, vans, watg). Instructors will go out of the way to help you if you ask for it and work hard...great school that helps you get a job
A A+F Academics: As a design major with an action sports emphasis I've had many unique opportunities. We have guest speakers come often and classes are taught mainly by working professionals. We also have courses led by Nike, Vans and other industry leaders. The location in south orange county is great for anyone who wants to work i the action sports field because it is home to many major and boutique brands. At LCAD you have to have an internship to graduate which is important
B- A+F Academics: Depends on what you mean by "academics"...art classes are wonderful. Liberal Arts course are not difficult...I had harder classes in 8th grade. That being said it is an ART school, so if you are looking to be pushed in other fields, dont bet on it. my design skills have improved greatly in just one semester. Instructors are knowledgeable, working professionals in their field and are willing to give you extra help/mentor you if you work hard and approach them. The reason I give it a B- is because professors are not by any means rigorous...meaning you get what you put into a course. most professors here are all not actual trained teachers, but professional artists...meaning they arent too strict, allow late work, dont take attendance often, etc...this is a blessing and a curse. i like that they are laidback, but this can also cause you to slack off and not accomplish much. ive seen plenty of my classmates take advantage of teachers and skip class all the time/rarely turn in assignments, but in the long run youre only hurting yourself. as someone whos older and self-motivated i like the laidback approach of LCAD, but if you need discipline this might not be the place for you. however i the real world isnt gonna hold your hand either
Greek Life: As a small art school with less than 500 students greek life is non-existent. However this is a non-issue for me. The school is amazing and you will improve your art skills tremendously...but if youre looking for some crazy, Van Wilder, frathouse college experience, this isn't the place for you.
A A+F Parking: The parking at LCAD is more than adequate. The permit is included in the tuition (which is itself fairly substantial). There is some need for a car, or at least a carpool group. While public transportation within Laguna Beach is just fine, there is really no affordable housing for starving students in the city. Taking the bus is a time consuming affair and many grad students sleep in their studios.
A+ A+F Academics: The Laguna College of Art and Design is an excellent alternative to the usual curiculum and philosophies found in CA art schools. LCAD focuses primarily on figurative work. It is a small school which has a very specific theme. If you are an abstract painter, performance artist, or installation artist, this probably isn't the school for you. The professors are themselves, exceptionally talented artists with rich histories of showing and selling figurative art work. It is refreshing to find a group of instructors who can actually help their students with technical and professional skills.
A A+F Transportation: The city of Laguna Beach has regular buses and taxis patrolling the canyon. The heavy turist load requires this, especially in the summer when the major art festivals are open. The school itself has a free shuttle service which helps transport students between the main campus, and the numerous satellite locations up and down the canyon.
A- A+F Academics: I am a fine art major in the graduate program at LCAD. I have found the academics here to be exceptional, particularly in my studio art classes. The proffersors have a keen interest in their subject matter, as well as their students comprehension and personal growth. My only critique would be that at times, the modern theories of pedagogy put into practice at LCAD, sacrifice learning for egalitarianism in the classroom. The classes can be too student driven. I would like to see certain instructors take a more prominent lead in class discussions, which can sometimes get derailed from the subject at hand.
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So according to a new CNN poll -- majority of Americans say the GOP's beliefs are not mainstream.
The polling director whoever he is says this may be due to a tarnished Republican brand perhaps but the Republican Party is indeed extreme.
If you accept the media's portrayal of -- If you try to explain how taxing the top 2% doesn't help the deficit your extreme if you think government should give money to failed green energy projects your extreme if you think school decisions are better made at the local level -- in DC your extreme if you think it's weird that the government -- -- a person for making the poorly done video.
If you want actual debate about the real impact of manmade global warming extreme -- -- bloated government is unsustainable way extreme.
If you own a gun for protection your extreme.
If you want a liberal.
Your extreme if you go to any specific principle grounded in what your grandparents called common sense you are extreme and by extreme the media really means mean.
Yep it's an old stereotype the -- mad at that daddy you didn't hug them.
And so they conduct a survey to see you there wounds so yes I -- extreme to me that's a compliment for it means I stick to my principles so if you're like me embrace your inner extremist.
In another age it was called -- Line.
Rob bug like that highlight Allen in Atlanta that again they don't realize this it was not a continues I think you're doing extra days -- about IT green I should you know what they should I would be rich.
Well probably not.
-- some people consider -- with an extremist but in ways extremely Austin exactly.
It's a GOP too extreme are not extreme enough I don't think there -- that does make them think they shouldn't expect to their principles and not.
Seeds on this fiscal -- that what did -- what did you ready when it does appear to be any negotiation going on here at the stalemate you've got leadership back you know.
Perhaps even -- two incoming on that John Boehner so right now.
At the end of the air what do we accomplish -- what you would know a lot about stalemate.
Bob is our viewers are dying to hear your opinion on this.
Very sad is that personally -- -- -- -- -- liberals I feel this way the fact is a majority of the American people but also the majority of the vote for the president has state.
Think the Republican Party is extreme and it is.
It is gone back to the days of very go water now it's well to the right is being -- that's what.
John -- problem is as is one of his vision colleagues at the budget knuckle heads in their and the house -- -- right wingers who hold everything not.
But -- this is -- this is kind of my point -- it isn't the word extreme unfair because it confuses two themes believes that are outside the norm.
And fidelity to principle to the Tea Party was about fidelity to principle to limited government however through the prism of the media is made be viewed as outside the norm.
They hate the principal write so therefore they hate you therefore you are extreme and the naked then I'm gonna use a ban -- that narrative in the media is that the Republicans are so extreme.
Actually if you look at the Democrats and what and a lot of them that were elected and this past election.
It isn't more extreme on the left than it has been not to say there are extremists on the right as well what -- -- about my favorite Gallup poll from the summer.
30% of people so they're Republican 30% Democrat.
40% of their independent because they said both parties are too extreme for them if so I know you could talk about the Republicans being extremely tough and I -- -- -- How old media Pete was appalled that other than the general public listed as -- I just mentioned -- -- -- -- -- in this poll we're talk about right now -- that does do the media is everything you do that the delivery of -- and they think you're extreme but no way the media get their information I'm tired of people that came from I don't know that was my point air brush your chest -- been called extreme now.
Get rid of it.
I what you -- it's it's extremely.
Body like this called glad CNN -- -- too extreme but here's what's really going on in America the left is moving left and we know what Barack Obama.
Completely revamp the way we do business in America we do a lot thinks.
The left has moved further left the right is trying to figure out where the senator is now all the squishy Republicans are trying to move to the center that's what the senator the other squishy ones in the center keeps moving left so.
If you stay.
You're suddenly become.
-- -- really -- the -- they really -- by the -- and Michelle Bachmann to be elected president the and it's great I -- I am -- a Kennedy organizer with no past.
That actually Republicans they just -- how to talk about as they have won a huge bite on principle and that is about tax relief.
Because President Obama after for years -- at the bush tax that's only helped.
The wealthy all of a sudden the bush tax cuts for the things that -- saving the middle class and and then lower classes from extreme.
Tax increases so actually the Republicans have won on that issue that will serve them well in history.
They let you stand on your principal guns.
The social issues.
You're extranet and yeah on the writing any kind of writer -- on the right black hat dialects of our separate on that platforms of it happens what she was elected one of what I I think governor wants -- stadium -- But here's the how to -- left its principles are seen as -- romantic.
Right principles are seen as extreme.
Right and dangerous when they're actually right at.
But you agree with me evident but it isn't aren't -- you're trading they're dangerous and scary that's -- -- small government lower tax say that and Gary owned gun ownership Second Amendment.
Social issues.
Right to life and you're an extremist meanwhile that was that's -- the the Republican.
Platform for the better part of two bottles of water there are people that -- what -- -- I think that it is going to be to you -- have you lost there was election like I gave it.
Locally no doubt you're right do you think I ain't lying there are not at all of the Gary and I think I'm the -- there myself like its stride second conservative in principle but.
Maybe I -- on sounds I don't like extreme.
So -- an election you lose an election your -- his extreme well let me tell you saw about how we're also though if you're not extreme in the on the right.
You've become the fall into the -- Republican.
Group that the and I got to save our -- -- -- for this.
John -- -- it's -- John Boehner fell into the trap.
He switched to the to the middle he said you know what let's raise taxes.
On everyone above a million out even agitated 400000 which led by the rockets general counsels young party or how it's working -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- well.
Well you're gonna get replaced yeah I was I right -- -- robbers got beaten the polls.
I think -- I think a moderate Republican got beat this last -- -- yeah well his -- -- Mitt -- when that he.
You try and elect a moderate Massachusetts Republican.
A go to war and -- that senate -- -- And say that would it when it begins at what he's failed at that was -- was the kind of jumped out of but it didn't audio pack up our top -- --
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A Pakistani court has ruled that U.S. drone strikes in that country are illegal. The case was filed on behalf of the families of victims killed in a March 17, 2011 strike. The Independent (U.K.) reports:
In what activists said was an historic decision, the Peshawar High Court issued the verdict against the strikes by CIA-operated spy planes in response to four petitions that contended the attacks killed civilians and caused "collateral damage".Chief Justice Dost Muhammad Khan, who headed a two-judge bench that heard the petitions, ruled the drone strikes were illegal, inhumane and a violation of the UN charter on human rights. The court said the strikes must be declared a war crime as they killed innocent people.
In what activists said was an historic decision, the Peshawar High Court issued the verdict against the strikes by CIA-operated spy planes in response to four petitions that contended the attacks killed civilians and caused "collateral damage".
Chief Justice Dost Muhammad Khan, who headed a two-judge bench that heard the petitions, ruled the drone strikes were illegal, inhumane and a violation of the UN charter on human rights. The court said the strikes must be declared a war crime as they killed innocent people.
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Conservatives have united around immigration reform. Over two dozen signed a statement supporting legislation to overhaul US immigration laws. They feel the current Senate legislation is a "importnat starting point." The Associated Press reports:
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The Heritage Foundation released a study on Monday that estimate the bipartisan immigration proposal being considered in the Senate would cost U.S. taxpayers $6.3 trillion. Other conservative groups were quick to denounce the study for overlooking the role immigrant workers would play in growing the economy. The Washington Post reports:
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House Agriculture Committee Chairman Frank Lucas has proposed a new farm bill that saves $38 billion over 10 years. However the bill saves money by cutting funding to food stamps. Politico reports:
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