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Sixteen teams lined up under a full moon for the 2:00 am start of the 5th Edition Odyssey Mega Dose. Teams knew they had 100 miles ahead of them with 20,000 feet of elevation gain, but didn't know how the near 100 degree temps and extremely high humidity would affect the outcome of their race.
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Teams were back on their bikes heading to a time trial at CP 5. The time trial was a brutal 1.25 mile hike up a gas line trail and back, and would allow teams to get an hour bonus for the fastest times in their division. By this point the mercury was topping out at 98°F and the humidity level was reading close to the same. The majority of the teams were feeling the effect of the heat and realizing the intense pace they would have to maintain to keep the leaders in striking distance. Between the river take out and the time trial, Joe Moerschbaecher and Julia Pollock of Team QuestPatagonia.com put an hour and a half on Eric Turk while Team ATP, Scott Pleban, was able to peddle his way into the mix passing Turk and gaining a half an hour on him.
Eric Turk, QuestPatagonia.com, and Rock n Road Cycles of the 4 person coed division were the winners of the time trial. Teams were back on their bikes climbing toward the climb site CP 7.
The climb site was a traverse over a small waterfall leading to a rappel across a 70' waterfall and ending with a rope assist at the bottom taking racers through deep pools of water and then working their way back up to their bikes. After completing the ropes section teams would climb seemingly endless hills to CP 8, the orienteering section of the race. Teams would be given a map and 5 UTM coordinates and would have to get at least 4 points and leave CP 8 by 11:00 am Sunday to remain in the Pro Class. Teams had to get at least 3 points to stay official and would drop to Adventure Class. For every point missed the teams would receive a 3 hour time penalty. Team QuestPatagonia.com held its lead going into the O course. 12 hours later, Team QuestPatagonia.com surfaced with all 5 points and Eric Turk also having 5 points was hot on their heels. QuestPatagonia's hour and a half lead had diminished to only 10 minutes. Scott Pleban with his 5 points made up some time, now only 30 minutes out of the lead. The 39 miles of biking and 3 CPs back to the finish would be his last shot for the win. Four person coed, Team HYPE and HYPE soloist Doug Hershey remained in the Pro class with 4 points and leaving before the cut off time.
Soloist Eric Turk would take the lead by CP 9 and never look back. Team QuestPatagonia.com and Scott Pleban would settle for 2nd and 3rd overall.
Team Hype would win the premier 4 person coed division and earn a entry to USARA Nationals in November. Team God Speed and Soloist Sean Forester would tie for first in the Adventure Class. With 4 different teams battling for the win with 5 different changes in the lead, the action upfront turned out to be as hot as the weather.
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Pro Class(100 miles)
Eric Turk 1st overall, 1st soloist 33hr 30 min
Team QuestPatagonia.com 2nd overall, 1st 2 person coed 33hr 46 min
Joe Moerschbaecher
Julia Pollock
ATP 3rd overall, 2nd soloist 35hr 12min
Scott Pleban
HYPE 4th overall, 1st 4person coed 42hr 05min
Rodney Villella
Jay Zech
Amy Bartoletti
Kirsten Gum
HYPE Solo 4th overall, 3rd soloist 42hr 05min
Doug Hershey
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God Speed 1st overall, 1st 4 person Coed 45hr 01min
Jennifer Iredale
Daniel Deptula
Ed Rinderle
Chris Caul
Lunatic Fringe 1st overall, 1st soloist 45hr 01min
Sean Forester
Matt Bullington
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When I think of an Irish ship on the sea filled with supplies for the needy, one image that does NOT come to mind is the picture of hundreds of ships from Ireland — then in the grip of The Great Hunger — sailing to England, the author of her agony, brimming with fresh cattle, sheep and dairy products meant for the fattened animals known as the English.
Since I do not believe our Loving Father deals in chance or coincidence, I think it no coincidence that the Irish flag ship Rachel Corrie is trying to deliver emergency aid to the impoverished residents of the Gaza Strip at precisely the moment we Irish recall the anniversary of An Gorta Mor.
Cecil Woodham-Smith, an authority on the Irish Famine, wrote in "The Great Hunger; Ireland 1845–1849," that no issue has provoked so much anger and embittered relations between England and Ireland as "the indisputable fact that huge quantities of food were exported from Ireland to England throughout the period when the people of Ireland were dying of starvation." Ireland remained a leading exporter of food to England throughout most of the five-year Famine.
Christine Kinealy, a University of Liverpool fellow and author of two texts on the famine, "Irish Famine: This Great Calamity" and "A Death-Dealing Famine," writes that Irish exports of calves, livestock (except pigs), bacon and ham actually increased during the Famine. The food was shipped under guard from the most Famine-stricken parts of Ireland. However, the poor Irish had no money to buy food."
The current — and excellent — edition of Irish America magazine (IrishCentral's sister publication) is devoted to an outstanding remembrance of the Famine, which you can read by clicking here. Unflinching and honest to a fault, it tells not only of the venom, hatred and prejudice that doomed millions of Irish, but to those good and noble hearts around the world who would not sit idly while a nation perished.
The Famine is rightly considered not only a human holocaust, but the birth of a special Irish spirit — perhaps a rebel spirit in that it would not accept double standards and double-dealing — that in many ways is alive and well today. I believe that even the uprising that has turned an Irish Cardinal's red hat into a scarlet letter and toppled the judgmental, all-powerful Irish Catholic Church from its self-made pedestal of power into "the defendant," is another expression of that spirit.
Which brings us to a modern-day Irish ship bobbing on the seas, the Rachel Corrie. It too is filled with Irish rebels, including Nobel Prize laureate Mairead Maguire, who insist on the right to deliver humanitarian supplies to the war-torn Gaza Strip. The Irish Government stands with them, and has attempted to negotiate these perilous waters with the government of Israel, which after much saber-rattling and threats of harm, is working on a compromise that the crew of the Rachel Corrie may or may not accept.
Ireland's most senior Catholic cleric, Cardinal Sean Brady, on Friday called for Israel to lift its military blockade of Gaza. The Primate of All-Ireland urged countries around the world to ensure international law is upheld by all parties in the region.
The Cardinal offered prayers for the families and friends of the nine Turks killed by Israeli commandos on an aid boat Monday.
"I deeply regret the loss of life and injury resulting from Israel's military takeover in international waters of the flotilla of humanitarian aid to Gaza this week," Brady said, mincing no words.
"Such loss of life is tragic and the violence associated with these events is reprehensible. It is clear that it is now time to lift the blockade on Gaza."
Brady, who visited Gaza in 2008, said he had been deeply moved by the "dire and unnecessary situation of human deprivation and need" in the terrorist Hamas stronghold.
It is said that man for man, Israel has the best fighting army in the world. Which, sadly, means that Israel is the most-frightened nation in the world. There is, of course, no shortage of people to fear in the "Holy Land," and historically, hard-line military policies are all that has "worked" for Israel in this bottle of scorpions.
The Shoah — the beyond-all-evil Nazi Holocaust that saw millions of Jews and others exterminated — was a monstrous moment in history that just keeps on "giving" — both for the good and the bad.
Instilling in the Jews the iron determination that "never again" would the horror of the Holocaust be permitted to happen, they built a democratic state of their own, a sanctuary in the Holy Land. But in fortifying themselves against the evil of history, have they also forgotten the good?
Hundreds of thousands of people liberated the Jews from Hitler's camps, tried the remaining evil-doers, and helped build the Jewish state — a state that did not exist in the camps, but which was certainly born there. The Jews know better than anyone on the planet what being a prisoner of war is, and what a holy thing an act of bravery and generosity is. Or do they? This is their moment to answer.
Tonight, let us pray that the Jewish people, so horribly abused throughout centuries, will also see the light of decency and goodness in their history, and in their hearts. We are only secure when we are in harmony with God's Own Will.
His Will be done.
God bless you all!
— Father Tim
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downinthebasement | Nov 11, 2010, 07:06 PM EST
Father Tim...
I don't think you should torment Israel...
By singling out Israel for condemnation...it doesn't bring about a peaceful resolution...
Why not condemn Hamas which gets its money from Saudi Arabia and Iran...?
Why not condemn Syria which funds Hezbollah and other terror groups?
I say...it takes two to tango...don't be selective in condemning Israel...
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Monsoonman | Jul 08, 2010, 10:30 AM EDT
Hamas & Hezbollah are tied at the hip and one and the same, both supported by iran...But even CNN has their limits:CNN Editor Fired for Saying She Has "Respect" for Hezbollah Lowlife..CNN has fired senior editor of Middle East affairs Octavia Nasr.
Nasr wrote on......July 4, that she was "sad" to hear of the death of Hezbollah's Sayyed Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah--a man for whom she has "respect."
***Fadlallah had justified suicide bombings, is believed to be responsible for the Marine barracks bombing..
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Monsoonman | Jul 08, 2010, 12:57 AM EDT
Shuvonn, I just thought you, Sean, McBro and I could golf together and discuss this mideast situation in person. I am sure we could come up with a solution to these and other world problems....BTW: Have you heard the latest? Iran has banned the mullet hairdo in their country. Today Kentucky has broken off all diplomatic relations with Iran....Oh why are you on this re-educate binge? I never said that...My evidence of Iran evil? Bullet holes.
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shuvonn | Jul 07, 2010, 09:54 PM EDT
SO you have NO proof that Iran is providing the financial backing for the free Gaza movement, I thought so.
Do you advocate the same treatment as Gaza for anyone who voted for Obama? Perhaps we should re-educate them too eh?
Perhaps the people of Gaza are too busy trying to find food for their family, standing in line to work on their olive farms and having to go through that security check points through that wall onto land that was once theirs. Food and shelter is a priority which is denied by the banning of goods by Israel.
You got your own little Chinese or Iranian thing going here, punish those that disagree with ya.
You DO know it is illegal to level collective punishment on a population? Yet YOU advocate that AND re-education of people who disagree with you, a little disturbing, I thought that people were entitled to express their opinions in American society. I come from a golfing family but I do not golf myself, my father was president of a golf club and my sister in law was lady captain of one the same year, my brother and nephews do also.
Oh and by the way I do some letter writing for Amnesty International, I wrote three today, one to prevent the bulldozing of a school in Jahalin, one to allow access to Gilad Shilat the Israeli soldier taken hostage years ago and the last to demand a fair and unbiased investigation into the Gaza Flotilla killings. But I suppose you consider ME a useful idiot too :-)
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Monsoonman | Jul 07, 2010, 08:07 PM EDT
Come on Shuvonn: Lets take a look at WHY Israel has to build security walls? You do know the incidents of suicide bombings have dropped 90% since those walls have been erected...Until the gazans throw off their terrorist masters they shouldn't expect to be treated as a civillized society. Get rid of hamas and the rest of the criminals and elect a Ghandi figure you would see the world rush to their side, the Israelis too. Do you golf by the way?
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shuvonn | Jul 07, 2010, 07:56 AM EDT
What is sinister is the *idiots* that play hard, fast and loose with facts. Have NOTHING to back up and prove their lies. And you have called Noam Chomsky, Hedy Epstein, Bishop Tutu *useful idiots*
And when I was asked for proof of the disgusting behavior of the IDF members who murdered the flotilla members of their ally Turkey in International waters and then STOLE and used their credit cards, I provided it, when the first source was belittled I provided another, you dropped that like a hot potato and never commented on it. Yes I agree there was NO defense for that,and you had NONE. I ask for sources and proof of your allegations of sinister organizations, you have NOTHING.
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Monsoonman | Jul 07, 2010, 01:05 AM EDT
Code pink is involved in the "peace" flotilla. Like I said the whole movement is rife with useful idiots.
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shuvonn | Jul 06, 2010, 07:46 PM EDT
So NOW you want to accuse Noam Chomsky, Jeff Halper, Hedy Epstein, Bishop Tutu as being involved with organizations that are being funded by Iran? You DO know they are involved with Free Gaza Movement. And your SOURCE and PROOF of such accusations are? Do you REALLY want to call Bishop Tutu AND Hedy Epstein who is a holocaust survivor as useful idiots?
And the Rachel Corrie sailed under the free gaza movement name, do you really want to accuse those on board as being funded by Iran, do you REALLY want to do that WITHOUT PROOF? Do you want to call European members of Parliament on board that flotilla useful idiots? What takes on a whole NEW meaning is someone who does very little research on topics, does not back up the loose and fast allegations they make about people and yes I KNOW all about following the money, how many BILLIONS does the US give to Israel yearly? The billions that the state of Israel NEEDS to survive? How many petro dollars do ya think it takes to forge Irish passports and fund a murder in UAE? How many petro dollars does it take to defend the Israeli soldiers who LIE about their actions in Gaza last year? Or to defend the IDF members who stole credit cards from Palestinian families, or the credit cards that were stolen from the flotilla members? YEAH, I follow the money, and its sickening to be honest....
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Monsoonman | Jul 04, 2010, 12:37 PM EDT
In a world of sinister organizations tagged with benign sounding names such as "Free Gaza, etc., "useful idiot" takes on a whole new meaning. When you trace their money to its source, it is always iranian/jihady petro dollars funding them....always, follow the money.
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shuvonn | Jul 03, 2010, 05:52 PM EDT
I can almost hear the yelling from here....:-)
Israels blockade on Gaza is ILLEGAL. FACT!
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Monsoonman | Jul 01, 2010, 11:47 PM EDT
Is it "legal" in your world Shuvonn, for a governments charter hamas, (its actual main reason for its existence), being the annihilation of a country?...IS THAT LEGAL SHUVOnN!!!!!!!!!
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shuvonn | Jul 01, 2010, 11:46 AM EDT
The Israelis are practicing illegal economic warfare on Gaza.
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Monsoonman | Jun 30, 2010, 07:23 PM EDT
Did you know it is stated in the Hamas charter their goal is the complete and utter destruction of Israel? Do you know who has complete political and military control of Gaza? Hamas.
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shuvonn | Jun 30, 2010, 06:54 PM EDT
Did you know that the state of israel had to be taken to court by an Israeli aid agency Gisha in January 2010 because they refused to reveal the list of banned goods into Gaza.
Israeli human rights organization Gisha, the Legal Center for Freedom of Movement, obtained an Israeli government document which says "A country has the right to decide that it chooses not to engage in economic relations or to give economic assistance to the other party to the conflict, or that it wishes to operate using 'economic warfare,' ".[78] Sari Bashi, the director of Gisha, said that this shows that Israel isn't imposing its blockade for its stated reasons of a security measure to prevent weapons from entering Gaza, but rather as collective punishment for the Palestinian population of Gaza. And NOW Israel is planning to take measures against people who take part in ANY boycott of Isrealis products, so do as I say, not as I do? How hypocritical of Isreal, but TYPICAL.
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Monsoonman | Jun 23, 2010, 09:59 AM EDT
Yes Israel, don't forget: Inspect all cargo and goods being shipped into Gaza, make sure they contain no rockets or weapons of mass destruction.
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Dating & Single Living
Meg I hope you will always feel this way here.
Nothing on earth is perfect, of course, but the blessings (the generous, kind souls) are abundant. I intend to spread the word to a few friends who are also Catholic singles....I, like them, just did not realize what this site really is and, I have to say, the Forums are extra special for it is here the connecting truly happens. I am excited to continue to build friendships here and put the rest in God's hands.
I would consider trying to date a woman from my parrish. However it may cause problems: a man needs to weigh out the potenital rewards and benefits. Does any one look out for single men now adays besides themselves?
Evidently many women do not take a man's perspective into account when considering that.
Aren't we ALL responsible for ourselves?.. I know for sure that no one is looking out for me if I don't look out for myself.. I have only me to depend on as a single woman these last 21 years..
I suppose if I were to ever attend a NOW conference, I would sabotage the sound system and play "Wives and Lovers." Here it is (ladies, don't get mad...I'm messing around, as usual)
(Burt Bacharach & Hal David)
Hey! Little Girl
Comb your hair, fix your makeup
Soon he will open the door
Don't think because there's a ring on your finger
You needn't try anymore
For wives should always be lovers too
Run to his arms the moment he comes home to you
I'm warning you...
Day after day
There are girls at the office
And men will always be men
Don't send him off with your hair still in curlers
You may not see him again
For wives should always be lovers too
Run to his arms the moment he comes home to you
He's almost here...
Hey! Little girl
Better wear something pretty
Something you'd wear to go to the city and
Dim all the lights, pour the wine, start the music
Time to get ready for love
Time to get ready
Time to get ready for love
I was also going to include lyrics from My Fair Lady, "A Hymn to Him," but didn't want to push my luck with the humor.
If your RIP (relationship in progress) doesn't work, who cares about age difference? it appears you and Leon have a connection. If you two ever meet in-person, and can maintain laser-beam eye contact during an intellectual communication...you better go for it.
Maybe like the guy reading the newspaper in "It's a Wonderful Life" recommends to Jimmy Stewart ... why don't you kiss her.
I would consider trying to date a woman from my parrish. However it may cause problems: a man needs to weigh out the potenital rewards and benefits. Does any one look out for single men now adays besides themselves?
Evidently many women do not take a man's perspective into account when considering that.
I did nto completely understand what the risk for a man are if he dates a woman in his parish. What risks are you specifically mentioning that are unique to the man?
For Ray, Marian, Leon and those that have reminded us that there are still gentle men and gentle women in these fora, thank you! I'm often surprised that on a dating site there are those that do not even appear to like the opposite sex. I like harmony, I seek peace, I crave togetherness and just want everyone to act and talk kindly to each other.
It is everyone's perogative to disagree, but one doesn't have to be a bully when stating opposition.
I tend to not play games. If I like someone, I'll compliment them. Sometimes it is flirting, sometimes it is just to let them know they are valued. I asked one person for a f2f and it felt oddly out of place. I was shut down, albeit in a kind way. It didn't mean an end to our conversations, I just felt like I was put in my place and will wait for him to act. The more I have learned that this is God's plan for men, the more it makes sense.
I never have much thought of a man leading because I always figured it is what they do. I am happy to follow their lead. As a single parent, I am called to step up and be a strong leader. It's not something I am comfortable with, but it is necessary. I've read "War on Men" where the inference is that women, by redefining our roles in society, are leaving men in the lurch. Here we are begging for men do what has been traditionally part of their personna and we're being attacked.
If a man has experienced being asked out by a woman, how did it go? How did it feel? That would be helpful information to me.
Because we are only a picture on a screen, we are easy to be ignored, cut off, overlooked or at times entertained. Unless someone takes the initiative to put a voice and a face to that picture, it appears real manners don't necessarily apply.
I like these forums. I like the opinions and the interactions. I like the people I "meet" on here. I think we just need to remember why we joined in the first place.
Great post Kathy. It is true we are only a picture here and that is often not enough for anyone to get a sense of who we are. Which makes any bickering and complaining even more pathetic. We need to remain upstanding, upbeat and positive as we navigate the waters of the site. it does not help to be a bully or to spin out provocative and mean statements.
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Good dog food in Mexico
Hello GSD friends :-)
In 3 weeks, we are moving to the Yucatan (Valladolid) for 6 months. We were able to rent a nice little house and we are getting the dogs and us ready for the trip to Mexico. I keep searching for dog food in Mexico and all I can find is that there are garbage brands like Pedigree, Purina, Science Diet and Iams down there. So far, I am feeling like we will have to go totally raw (we are partially raw, which means raw diet in the evening and Blue Buffalo Wilderness for breakfast) or homecook. I know they have the Costco brand grain free food down there, but our Border Collie Mix gets terrible rashes from that food and our GSD never touched it.... Anybody here has any experience with a) finding quality dog food in Mexico b) feeding raw in Mexico or c) feeding homecooked in Mexico I would love to hear your insights! Thank you very much! Yvonne |
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I don't know anything about what's available in store, but is purchasing online an option?
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Uh-oh. Sadly, yes, that's all the kind of commercial pet food (kibble) you're going to find here. That and Royal Canin at vets offices.
If you're lucky and there's a Costco close, you can find the Kirkland brand, but the ones you listed are pretty much it. That's why I buy kibble in the U.S. (I live in the border with Texas). About raw, I have fed raw before, with cheap or on sale beef cuts that are marked "para asar" (meaning for use in barbecues, at least those are common here in the north), chicken quarters/breasts/gizzards, I just stayed away from pork. I don't even eat pork anymore ever since I got food poisoned with pork once many many years ago but I was so bad I don't ever want to run the risk again. I got ground turkey from the U.S. side, and I don't think I could find other kinds of meat that I could afford to feed 3 dogs, so I stopped feeding raw, it wasn't such a good diet only eating beef and chicken with some turkey. Homecooked may be a good option too. I found this website, it's in Mérida, Yucatán and you can order online, it lists Diamond products too: MAXCOT Servicio de entrega de alimentos para animales a domicilio It's in Spanish though and you think it's useful, if you need any help let me know! Good luck! |
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I'm not sure about Mexico but that's probably all you're gonna find there. It's the same when I go to the Dominican Republic with my smallest dog. The food is garbage. He doesn't even eat it to be honest.
You're probably better off raw or home cooking for those six months. The only other thing I can think of is if you find a really good vet out there and could maybe ask them to order your blue buffalo brand to their office. Maybe if you pay a little upfront they'd be willing to help you out lol. That's the only real way I could see you having access to it out there but I could be wrong. Good luck with the move ! Sounds exciting (: |
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To her delight, social worker-turned-scientist Patricia Wright has found the mischievous Madagascar primates to be astonishingly complex
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On a steep slope, hip deep in bamboo grass, in the heart of the Madagascar rain forest she saved, Patricia Wright is telling a story. "Mother Blue is probably the oldest animal in this forest," she begins. "She was the queen of group one, and she shared her queendom with what I think was her mother."
The animals she is describing are lemurs, primates like us. They are the unlikely product of one of nature's reckless little experiments: all of them—more than 50 living lemur species—derive from a few individuals washed from the African mainland into the Indian Ocean more than 60 million years ago. The castaways had the good luck to land on Madagascar, an island the size of Texas 250 miles off the southeast coast of Africa. And there they have evolved in wild profusion.
Wright, a late-blooming primatologist from the State University of New York at Stony Brook, has made lemurs her life, tracking bamboo lemurs and sifaka lemurs that live in a handful of social groups in Ranomafana National Park. The story she is telling, to a work party from the volunteer group Earthwatch, is one episode in a running saga from 20 years of field research in Madagascar. If her tone evokes a children's story, that may be apt. Wright is a matriarchal figure, with straight auburn hair framing a round face, slightly protuberant eyes under padded eyelids, and a quick, ragged grin. The business of conservation has made her adept at popularizing her lemurs, using all the familiar plotlines of wicked stepmothers, families broken up and reunited, love, sex and murder.
A female sifaka lemur perches on a branch over Wright's head. The graceful creature, a little bigger than a house cat, has a delicate, foxlike snout and plush black fur with a white patch on her back. Her long limbs end in skeletal fingers, curved for gripping branches, with soft, leathery pads at the tips. She turns her head, her stark, staring, reddish orange eyes glowing like hot coals. Then she bounds away in a series of leaps, a dancer in perfect partnership with the trees.
Wright first visited the town of Ranomafana in 1986, basically because she needed a bath. She was looking for the greater bamboo lemur, a species no one had seen in decades. Ranomafana had hot springs—and also a rain forest that was largely intact, a rarity on an island where the vast majority of forest has been destroyed. In the steep hills outside town, Wright spotted a bamboo lemur and started to track it, the first step in getting skittish wild animals to tolerate human observers. "You have to follow them and follow them and follow them, and they're very good at hiding," she says. "It's kind of fun to try to outwit an animal. When they decide that you're boring, that's when you've won."
The lemur Wright followed turned out to be an entirely new species, the golden bamboo lemur, which even locals said they had not seen before. (Wright shares credit for the discovery with a German researcher working in the area at the same time.) On a return trip, she also found the greater bamboo lemur she'd originally been looking for.
As Wright was beginning a long-term study in Ranomafana of both the bamboo lemurs and the sifakas in 1986, she came face to face with a timber baron with a concession from Madagascar's Department of Water and Forests to cut down the entire forest. Wright decided to try and preserve the lemurs' habitat. She was married, raising a young daughter and employed at Duke University as a new faculty member. Friends warned that letting "this conservation stuff" distract her from research would hurt her career. "But I couldn't have it on my conscience," she says now, "that a species I had discovered went extinct because I was worried about getting my tenure."
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There is a legislation pending at the General Assembly to force collection of Virginia sales tax on purchases online.
There is…already…a 5% state sales tax on online purchases, but apparently, nobody is paying it…even the state senator who favors the crackdown.
Hanger : Technically, you know, if we go online, which I have done myself, and purchase things through Amazon or any of the online retailers…
State Senator Emmett Hanger.
Hanger: Technically, we are supposed to file a particular form when we file our income taxes each year in May and have retained all of those receipts in a shoebox and tally that up and transmit it to our Department of Taxation, but as a practical matter that just doesn't happen.
Senator Hanger says it is more practical to go after the major online retailers and make them collect the tax.
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Hanger: Well, not to be critical of them at all, but clearly there are a couple of them that have strategies of avoiding the tax, with the largest one being, of course, Amazon, so that they can maintain what they view as a competitive advantage, which is exactly what I'm trying to get at, it's totally unfair for us to allow them not to collect the sales tax and gain a competitive advantage over the bricks and mortar stores or even other online retailers who recognize a responsibility to collect it and they're already doing that.
Hanger's bill has passed the Senate, but has opposition in the house, and perhaps with the Governor.
Urban: There is sort of a anti-tax tradition in Virginia, at least in some significant sectors, to try and keep the government's hands off of these types of transactions.
Dr. David Urban is interim Dean of the School of Business at VCU.
Urban: But, it, whether they are taxed or not, ah, I don't expect there to be any significant abatement in the growth in online sales.
That's not what the Northern Virginia Technology Council believes…saying online retailers would sever their ties with their Virginia affiliates if the law were to pass. Governor McDonnell's new Secretary of Technology is a former vice chairman of that council, and the Governor has fought new taxes…or perhaps anything that feels like new taxes.
Hanger: When we talked personally he was not, he was really non-committal on it, but I think he understands and I certainly want to remind him, that we're not talking about a penny of new tax, we're talking about tax that is currently owed because of our sales and use statutes but that is not paid because of the impracticality of collecting it.
But whether Hanger's bill passes or not this session, David Urban says the temptation for politicians to tap into online sales will increase as time goes by.
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Meantime, online sales continue to increase, even in hard times, and become a larger part of what we spend, and what Virginia loses in sales tax revenue.
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Dale, For me that is the point of concern. A "fast backplane" switch such as FastIron/BigIron or even the Cisco 6509 series would be nice but the price for a 100 node cluster could be between 70 and 100K US dollars. If you are only using 24 or less ports, finding a non-blocking switch that can handle 48Gb/s is not really an expensive problem. Trunking capabilities in the SMC switch could allow one to in-expensively construct a cluster with many more nodes with overall performance better than simple switches fitted with GBICs. For a cluster much larger than say 48-64 nodes I don't think you could out perform the "fast backplane" type switches, however, the SMC tiger seems to fill a nitch somewhere in between the two. marc -----Original Message----- From: Dale Harris [mailto:rodmur at maybe.org] Sent: February 25, 2003 5:14 PM To: 'beowulf at beowulf.org' Subject: fast blackplanes (was Re: Experience with SMC 8624T L2 switches and nics) On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 08:42:47AM -0500, Mark Hahn elucidated: > > it is a good deal. I know of a large cluster recently installed > in Toronto that is very happily using these switches in an agressive > way (somewhat exotic wiring plan, including trunking.) I believe > they are quite happy with performance. we have one which I'm > only starting to evaluate the performance of, but so far, so good. > I guess I'm missing something here. How would this compare to going with a switch that has a large number of ports with a really fast backplane? Like say a Foundry BigIron 4000, or some such. Is this a just a cost vs. performance issue? Can these switches be wired in such a way to out perform a fast backplane? -- Dale Harris rodmur at maybe.org /.-) _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf
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It's always fun to watch a star on the rise, particularly one as likeable as Emma Stone. Before this 2010 film, Stone wasn't too well known, other than for a sassy supporting role in "Superbad." In this film, she took center stage by playing another sassy girl who hopes a rumor about her personal life will elevate her standing among the high school elite. Loosely based on "The Scarlet Letter," the plot backfires, and Stone's character, Olive, finds the rumor has caused more damage than she realized. Stone shows she's funny and relatable, two traits that have helped her develop into a superstar. Bonus points to Patricia Clarkson and Stanley Tucci as her hilarious parents. Friday, 8 p.m. FX
Christina Applegate of "Up All Night" is host, and Passion Pit is the musical guest. It should be noted that the underrated comedic actress last hosted in 1993, which seems oh-so-long ago. Saturday, 11:30 p.m. NBC
We have the first casualty of the fall season. CBS has canceled "Made in Jersey" after just two episodes. The show, which airs Fridays at 9 p.m., is prompting CBS to shuffle its schedule. "CSI: New York" will move to 9 p.m. Crime show repeats will air at 8 p.m. until Nov. 2, when "Undercover Boss" will swoop in.
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Eddie Murphy's Failed Sitcom Wasn't Much Better Than Arsenio Hall's Cartoon
I've decided to let the Italians worry about Nelson Mandela thanks to staying up late and following Questlove on Twitter. Eddie Murphy had a hand in a failed 1989 sitcom called "What's Alan Watching". Questlove somehow found this and tweeted it out for the rest of us to witness.
Ellen Cleghorne was also in the cast as was Fran Drescher. A token 80s SNL cast member and a woman who made the most annoying sound in the world until Dumb and Dumber. How could CBS deny this brilliance?
Anyone who has seen Coming to America knows that Semi has to do anything Prince Akeem does. Check out Arsenio Hall's cartoon pilot
Chunky A, Florida Evans and Freddie from A Different World? That's an Axis of Awesome. Too bad Eddie and Arsenio couldn't have worked together again and combined live action with a cartoon like Paula Abdul in "Opposites Attract". That video lasted way longer than either of their pilots. MC Skat Kat was the key like Freedom Williams. Eddie Murphy may have liked working with him especially if he was into scat.
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I was happy to find out that Fender has a 6-string banjo and it's not too bad.
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Sekhet-Maat Lodge represents Ordo Templi Orientis in Portland, Oregon. We are chartered to initiate through the P∴I∴ Degree. Additionally we offer weekly classes and performances of the Gnostic Mass, host social functions, conduct periodic public rituals in celebration of Thelemic holidays, and offer workshops on magick and related topics.
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