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Kos Sightseeing
|Nature - Natural Sightseeing
|Hippocrates' plane tree
Just in front of the main gate of the Knights' Castle, there is an imposing huge plane tree. This perennial tree, «the plane tree of Hippocrates» as the locals call it, is of a perimeter of more than 10 meters. As expected, it has been linked to several legends and stories, where reality is blended with fantasy and myth. As the tree is of an age higher than 1000 years, it is possible that, as locals say, it is here that Apostle Paul had preached Christianity, in the mid 1st century A.D.
|Churches and Monasteries
|The Early Christian Basilicas of Agios Stefanos
The early Christian Basilicas at the beach of Agios Stefanos, within Kefalos bay, at a distance of 40 kilometers southeastern to the town of Kos, are dated in the 5th or 6th century, with more recent additions. They are two of them, the southern and the northern ones. more...
|Church of Agios Ioannis Prodromos (St. John the Baptist)
The holy church of Agios Ioannis Prodromos, often called "Epta Vimata" (the "seven steps/conchs") is dedicated to St. John the Baptist and situated at the South of the town of Kos, within the cemetery of the town. The view of the old church among the tall, green cypress trees is very nice and good for taking photos. more...
|The Neratzia Castle, or Castle of Kos
At the entrance of the port of Kos it is situated the so-called «Kastro tis Neratzias» (Neratzia Castle). The place in ancient times was a small islet, connected with the island of Kos by a bridge, the one seen today at Phoinikon Street.
In the 14th century A.D., in the period of sultan Bayazit I, when the raids of the Ottomans on the island had already been dangerous enough, the Knights of the Order of St. John who dominated the island, decided to construct the castle in order to assure the effective defense of the town and the island. more...
|Recent Monuments
|The building of the Synagogue and the Jewish Community of Kos
According to the writer Josephus, a flourishing Jewish community existed in Kos, since the period of the Second Temple. Relative evidence is also found in the book of Maccabees (142 b.C.). When the Knights of St. John conquered Kos, they dispersed the Jewish community and kicked them out, but the Jews came back to the island a few centuries later, in 1522 when Kos was conquered by the Ottomans. more...
|Archaeological sites and Monuments
|The Altar of Dionysus
Situated at small distance from the Agora and the port of the ancient city of Kos, the Altar of Dionysus is a good example of a Π-shaped altar of the Hellenistic period. The part preserved is dated in the 2nd century b.C., a period of flourishing for Kos, as it is evidenced by numerous architectural remains. more...
|The Odeon of Kos
The Odeon of Kos covers the space southern to the ancient ruins, western to the restored Roman House (Casa Romana) and it is situated close to the ancient theater, at the northwest. According to the inscriptions found on the site, the actually preserved building was constructed on the place of an older public building, probably the Bouleuterion of the ancient demos.
|The «Asklepieion»
Asklepieion is the most well known ancient monument of the island. It is situated at a distance of 3,5 kilometers southwestern to the town of Kos, in the area of Panaghia of Tarsos or Alsos. The monument was built on a hillside overlooking the area, with an excellent view of the sea below and of the opposite coasts of Asia Minor. more...
|Ancient Agora of Kos
The area of the archaeological site of ancient agora is successive to the port of Kos and is situated at the eastern end of the island.
After the ancient city of Kos had been established as the administrative center in 366 b.C., several public buildings and sanctuaries were constructed at the area both of the Agora and of the ancient port. more...
|Museums and Galleries
|Archaeological Museum of Kos
The Archaeological Museum of Kos is housed in a nice two-storey building with three entrances topped by arches. Several sculptures from the excavations carried out by Italians after the strong earthquake of 1933 are displayed in three rooms surrounding the atrium, which is decorated with the excellent mosaic presenting the arrival of Aesculapius at Kos. more...
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Hopkinton (Start to 2 miles): The race begins here, but if you think you'll find a good viewing spot, forget it — it will be packed. Instead, meander down the route as far as a mile; around Frankland Road you'll get a good view of the racers as they zip downhill from the starting line.
Ashland (2 to 5 miles): The area around Ashland State Park is usually roomier than the center of town.
Framingham (5 to 8 miles): Check out broad Waverly Street near the railroad station, about the 6-mile mark. The crowd thins out from Union Avenue to the Natick line.
Natick (8 to 11.5 miles): The town green is likely to be pretty crammed, but if you get there early, you can snag a good spot. The 10-mile mark is at Central Street.
Wellesley (11.5 to 16 miles): This town's business district features the exact midway point of the 26.2-mile race. But before the racers get there, the screaming Wellesley College students make for a lively — and loud — watching spot. It's also here that the racers leave Route 135 and merge onto Route 16. Set up either just before the college crowd or after, closer to Town Hall. Hunnewell Park is on a hill and provides a nifty overall view. Wide, straight Washington Street in Wellesley Hills is a great place, too.
Newton Lower Falls, West Newton (16 to 17.5 miles): The well-known red brick Newton Fire Station marks the sharp right the racers must take as they turn from Route 16 (Washington Street) onto Commonwealth Avenue (Route 30) and face the daunting Newton hills. Lots of locals set up picnics here, but there should be room for newbies.
Newton (17.5 to 20 miles): Lots of green space all along Comm. Ave. Check out both the Dartmouth Street and Chestnut Street intersections, as well as the lawn in front of Newton City Hall.
Chestnut Hill (20 to 21.5 miles): This is the make-or-break section of the race: infamous Heartbreak Hill. You'll encounter another noisy college crowd here — that of Boston College, right at the top of the hill — but there are wide roads and green space for good viewing spots.
Brighton (21.5 to 22.5 miles): Another exciting spot to watch is Cleveland Circle, where runners turn left onto Beacon Street. The race is entering urbanville, with the attendant noisy crowds.
Brookline (22.5 to 24.5 miles): The same can be said for lively Coolidge Corner. For a better view, walk down Beacon toward Kenmore Square until the crowd thins out a bit.
Boston (24.5 to 26.2 miles): If you want rowdy, park yourself in Kenmore Square and bring a ladder (only kidding). The crowd swells when the Red Sox game gets out, and whether the Sox won or lost, they'll be um, very loud. This is the last wide-open space for viewing; from here, the racers continue down Comm. Ave., take a right onto tiny Hereford, then a left into the madness of Boylston Street and the finish line.


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A CHARITY music festival has been cancelled after an organisational mix-up.
Combining Disability Services, which organises regular live music nights for disabled islanders, set up the event to raise cash for two charities.
Thousands were expected at Prospects Stadium, Canvey Island FC's ground, in Park Lane, on Sunday, May 4, to watch eight bands perform at Party in the Park.
The organisers claim the club said an administrative error meant a match was being played on the same day - although Canvey's last match of the season is scheduled for April 26.
The club disputed this and said the event couldn't go ahead because vital information regarding safety wasn't submitted before the end of February.
Organiser Tony Thorne, 67, from Combining Disability Services, said he hoped 2,000 people would attend and with tickets costing £3 each, the charity has potentially lost £6,000.
He said: "It is with sadness and regret the Party in the Park has been cancelled. We have had to tell all the booked acts that it will not go ahead, although we hope it will in the future."
Money raised would have been split between two local charities – the Mushroom Troop performing arts organisation and the Danny Green Fund.
The Danny Green Fund supports children under 16 with the rare condition posterior fossa syndrome, and was set up in memory of 11-year-old Danny Green, of Canvey.
Mr Thorne said the club was offered Danny's Pitch, where the Canvey Island FC youth team play in Northwick Road, but it would be too late to draw up a licensing agreement.
Chris Sutton, spokesman for the club, said documents were due to be submitted by the end of February but, after granting a week's extension to the organisers, information had not been provided to the correct standard.
He said: "We sat down with the local authority and the police and discussed the options. As we are based in a residential area, we needed to take a number of important factors into consideration.
"Although the event has been postponed, we will be happy to help arrange an event in the future."
A charity night is still going ahead on Friday at the Concord Rangers' ground, in Thames Road, Canvey. Tickets cost £10.


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|March 17, 2001, 07:19 PM
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I want to do some of my own work, Whats a dremel model?
|March 17, 2001, 10:32 PM
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A gunsmiths nightmare and a dealers dream!
|March 17, 2001, 11:54 PM
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Caution: More guns have been ruined with a Dremel tool than with any amount of shooting. I have a fair amount of experience and yet I have had them get away and ruin parts. I recommend working with old pieces of metal and scrap parts before tackling anything important.
Of course, no one ever takes my advice.
|March 18, 2001, 08:07 AM
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Berthold, dremels can be useful but I'd spend that money on some good files instead. George
|March 18, 2001, 01:03 PM
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When you buy your Dremel tool, make sure you don't buy any grinding wheels. Just use it for polishing things until you really get the hang of it. FWIW, It's the greatest gadget for doing things like polishing feed ramps, but the grinding wheels can destroy a gun faster than you can imagine!
|March 18, 2001, 06:06 PM
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Bad Dremmel, BAD!
I agree with the other's. Your more likely to do damage than anything else with a Dremmel. Stick with polishing strictly on guns and nothing else. A good set of needle files, some very fine sandpaper, and some jeweler's Rogue are all that's required in most cases. Polishing the feed ramp is one of a few jobs that I feel it's necessary to have the Dremmel for. That should take you a while to do and you should be careful not to remove too much. NEVER GRIND with the Dremmel.
That having been said, I prefer the large, variable speed one that plugs in. The rechargeable ones are simply too annoying.
|March 20, 2001, 02:30 AM
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Yup, like everyone else, BAD! YUCK! EVIL! NASTY!
but then again,
forget dremel and do a websearch on Foredom tools. They make Dremels look like something from Fischer Price!
My one serious caveat?
It's much easier to take metal off than to put it back.
(Trust me, I know!)
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Semper Fi and Molon Labe!
|March 20, 2001, 08:59 AM
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What they all said...But when you do buy one (and I know you will ), get one of the top of the line models like the 395. Get a flex shaft and hanger also. 'Course if you got the money, a Foredom is better. Be very, very careful...and have fun.
|March 20, 2001, 01:24 PM
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If ya absolutely gotta musta I can't stand it mama I just gotta have one, I would suggest the models with the flexible adjustment and variable speed.
Get the best one you can afford because when you ruin a good gun you will retire your dremel tool to polishing jobs and duck carving. Slow and easy is the way to go, file a bit, check the fit, file a bit, check the fit...
But then they are ok for bobbing a hammer spur.
Good Shooting
Ps..when ya get a new gun cause you ground the old one into powder...get a glock, you won't need any tools except a punch!
|March 20, 2001, 10:30 PM
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I bought the kit from Sams that has the variable speed with the flexible shaft and the rechargeable unit, plus a bunch of attachments for $89.95.
I use the felt wheel attachment with Simichrome to polish trigger assemblies and feed ramps on my Glocks. Also have used the drum sander for free-floating a couple of rifle stocks.
I don't do any metal grinding with my Dremels, but then, I have Glocks and probably will never need to do any grinding.
|March 21, 2001, 10:31 PM
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Not for gun work (except polishing)
I use mine for general housework, from polishing to chainsaw sharpening. I think the only time I've ever used it was in polishing the feed ramp on a 1911 and de-leading a chamber (felt rod with red rouge).
I use a spherical burr to remove the primer crimp from military cases. It only takes a second for each case (3/16" for small and 1/4" for large).
The one thing its perfect for is cutting bicycle shifter/brake cable. Just silver solder where you want to cut and use the cut-off wheel. Deburr and polish so the cable end can be run through the casing.
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In a pick pack boom a wonderful light in the sky
Beaming gleaming screaming people out in the street
Watching the parade of light danced, glanced tranced
Happy sappy snappy to watch the firecrackers so beautifully
Amazing as it make the sky lively sparkly wonderfully
It shone in the dark out in the park making the mark
A sign of celebration in a cloud nine look so divine
Graces in the space a part of beauty to embrace
Copyright © lena Emp | Year Posted 2007
She lives with friends.
She meets her loves.
She starts her work.
She sits as a dove.
She runs her life.
She's got all that.
But then she's found
Dead on the track.
Copyright © Marina Beaufort | Year Posted 2012
Suddeny it was all new
A new solitude
A new silence
A new emptiness
As if from a nightmare, I jerk awake
Where are all those I'd cared to call my friends?
Where's the meanin I'd cared to find in life?
What's come of those dreams, those endless dreams, that used to mar my very sleep?
New realms swim beckonin before my eyes
A light stroll , I decided, will take off the strangeness a li'l
Through the vast expanse, somethin suddenly began to emerge familiar
(Maybe this verve was mine, beyond reckonin,
Maybe silence n solitude were playmates i had forsaken?)
N yes, up above n shinin, was the moon..
So far away.
N yet,
never cross enough to despise me for more than a night.
It was autumn come a-calling..
The august autumn of another anonymous soul
And as i walked along, so did she
In step
One with me.
N silence found a new meaning,
in the newfound infatuation between us.
My love wasn wasted.
Not any more.
Copyright © shaan taj | Year Posted 2007
Who cares if I live or die
Or if I eat or not
Who cares what happens
When I miss my parents
Who cares if I hate or love
Or if I need someone
who cares if I'm alone
When I miss my parents
Who cares if I dream
Or if my dreams are sweet
Who cares what I dream
When I miss my parents
Who cares that I have daughters
And grandchildren too
Although I love them so
When I miss my parents
Who cares when I teach
I know my students do
Because I show them that I care
Even if I miss my parents
Copyright © Maria Elena Enriquez | Year Posted 2010
Empty things-
Empty rooms-filled with things-
Empty vases-empty jars
Empty seats-
Cupboards that are bare-
Corridors-in my mind-
Long and narrow-alone I stare-
Vacant land -
You once – were there!
Copyright © Brenda Victoria Northeast | Year Posted 2012
The soft rays shoot my eyes
The green grass awakes
On my laps, open like banana leaves
Is a cover-less book
It is about a bread of sorrow
Yonder, a greenly hill gasps
And hinders valleys
Valleys that hinder folks
Folks that bore a damsel
Damsel who gives me sleepless nights
A cat passes by, meows and walks by wayside
Silently, it stalks my new dove
Shhhw; Shwwww, Shwww
And with a "Relax master, I just wanted to play; lol" look
It joins its master and its tummy growls like it has complaining worms
A highland sunset, like all other sunset
Never replicates!
And that is how daily experience is
Never replicates!
Sadly, we witness the death of a day-everyday
A day we never have enough!
Copyright © Arnold Mutugi | Year Posted 2011
I saw in you a laughter of life,
and thought to make things for you alright.
Brightness, cheer, and oh what delight
those eyes of yours they bring.
Never worry of troubles that be they say,
because a friend to you I'll always stay.
Copyright © Jeff Burris | Year Posted 2006
I am Twelve - My cynical composure is of my second nature - A constant, compatible
I am the Winter Solstice - Darkness is my Jesus, the losing light, my Judas.
I am Fourteen - Binded by the breaking basket to Brimstone, with heavy heart I instill my
identity in Lucifer's caress.
I am the mass of minions in your notorious night - Yet, as he watches warily, Lord Lucifer
intervenes my pathological perverted pretense.
I am Sixteen - And I watch those I call my kindred spirits as their earthly esteems are
crushed in a doomed dimension of distress.
I am a Gnostic Ghost - Regression, Repression, and wrong residence cloud my tiresome trail
to prolonged prudence.
I am Seventeen - Sweet success surmounted will send a tempest to those with hateful
hearts towards my continuous convalescence .
I'm a Courteous Comedian - And a sarcastic sermon of a writer's woe leaves simple
satisfaction, with my self in restless reminiscence.
I am an Ageless Apparition - And in this vexatious vessel, ,in this tainted temple, I long
for Lord Lucifer's law of survival of strongest, or a phantom's fall.
I am the Passive Pacifist - Dazzling the dawn, Dashing the dusk; negating the rest of
Light the lamp, Lord Lucifer, speak seductive sounds ... The Secret Salvation of My
Bedroom Walls.
Copyright © Jordan Adorno | Year Posted 2007
We took a tin of tea to town
To play and picnic in the park
As carefree children chased the clown
And danced and dodged all day till dark.
The simple sounds of silence still
Were happily inside my head
When freely formed from fright and frill -
Before the beauty broke and bled.
Copyright © tom mcmurray | Year Posted 2010
Agreeable yet contrary
Friend sometime adversary
Willing yet stubborn
Ignorant sometimes to learn
Rich and poor in a myriad of ways
Driven and focused still to laze
Answer with contradiction
Fact yet fiction
Possessed with unseen truth
Believing only what it can use
Self centered and giving
One but fractured living
No single thought to remain
Even though a familiar refrain
Solid yet a quivering mass
Moving forward through the past
Lost in a moment eternity to last
The shape shifter moves in liquid cement
Anchored by the foot in the moment
Always the same but in constant change
Solid logic lost in mental derange
Not knowing what he display
Thinking himself a molded array
The shape shifter exterior so stiff
Inside the jelly rests and sits
The name of the shape shifter
Man, yes man it is
Copyright © milton benson | Year Posted 2007
Loves lesson's loud
Ears echo endlessly
Always after another
Veering vague views
Eons ever empty
Copyright © mandie zettee | Year Posted 2007


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Natalie Zemon Davis giving a talk in
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2005 Honorary Degree Recipients
Natalie Zemon Davis
Doctor of Humane Letters
Natalie Zemon Davis is an innovative historian, widely regarded as a fearless scholar, a talented teacher and an outstanding mentor. A leading social historian who focuses especially on previously neglected areas, she uses nontraditional source material (including bank documents and travel records) and unusual genres (including fiction and film) to reshape our understanding of the past.
Davis's work leaves open the possibility of multiple and mutually inconsistent truths. By focusing on unfamiliar subjects and previously untold stories, Davis' scholarship reminds us that there is no universal experience, no single way of interpreting that which has come before. In these new insights, there is optimism. "No matter how static and despairing the present looks, the past reminds us that change can occur," she has said. "At least things can be different. The past is an unending source of interest, and can even be a source of hope."
Davis is perhaps best known as the author of The Return of Martin Guerre, but she has written widely, and always across disciplinary boundaries, on a range of topics, especially 16th-century France. She currently is working on a book about cultural mixture.
Although she works outside the constraints of traditional subjects, sources and style, Davis has been recognized at the highest levels of her profession. She is a past president of the American Historical Association, and the Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies annually presents a prize named for her.
Davis studied at Smith and Radcliffe, then received her Ph.D. degree from the University of Michigan. The Henry Charles Lea Professor of History Emerita at Princeton University, she is currently Adjunct Professor of History and Medieval Studies and a Senior Fellow at the University of Toronto.


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Girls track and field: Schow, Burns battle in hurdles
Rachel Schow successfully defended one of her conference titles and narrowly missed gold in two other events while leading the Rosemount girls track team to fifth out of 10 teams at last Wednesday's South Suburban Conference Championships.
Pushed by Lakeville South senior Shaina Burns, Schow broke her own conference record in the 300 hurdles with a time of 44.61 seconds. Burns edged Schow by three-thousands of a second in the 100 hurdles, 14.502-14.505, and Schow clocked in at 12.49 seconds to grab runner-up honors in the 100-meter dash. The three races accounted for 26 of Rosemount's 60 points at Eastview High School.
Lakeville South outscored Prior Lake 147 ½-131 for the team championship.
Josie French reached the finals in four events and helped the Irish score 13 points. She was fifth in both the high jump and triple jump, eighth in the 100 and fifth along with teammates Marisa Knott, Jenna Eichten and Kailey Askew in the 4x100 relay.
The Irish's top relay finish came in the 4x800 where Sydney Hansen, Liz Evenocheck, Madison Schroeder and Morgan Lawler raced to a second-place time of 9:41.24.
Lawler shined individually, as well, placing third in the 400 finals. Evenocheck reached the finish eighth in the 1,600.
The Rosemount 4x400 came in seventh and the 4x200 placed eighth.


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I received an email from a reader who is feeling the squeeze of this recession. Although it's officially over, millions of Americans certainly haven't recovered, and the pain goes on.
This reader is someone I've corresponded privately with through email for quite a while now, so I consider her a friend, even though we've never met. I've been aware of her situation and her challenges for quite a while, so I wasn't at all surprised when I heard she is seriously considering throwing in the towel and "shrugging," as she told me today.
You see, this woman has done everything right for her entire life. She's worked hard, she put herself through business school to avoid the debt that four years of college would have left her with. She bought a house that was handicapped accessible in order to take care of a loved one during that one's last years on this earth. Unfortunately, she lives in one of the areas hardest hit by the housing meltdown, and she's underwater on her mortgage. She hasn't missed, or even been late with, a single payment. But she wants out. She wants to move and start over. Nothing is keeping her where she is except for her house. To make matters worse, she's feeling squeezed by the rising price of food, health insurance and energy.
And I watch countless news stories about people who are criminals (illegal aliens, felons) liars, cheats, or just stupid getting help with their mortgage loans because they "need it". And people getting free medical services because they "need it". And people declaring bankruptcy because it's just too hard to pay the bills, they "need to". All the while I see my government crushing people like me–expecting us to just keep doing, just keep paying, just keep being responsible in order to make up for all of those people who were not.
So, what is she thinking about doing?
I look at my one mortgage in a vast sea of defaulted mortgages, my two measly credit cards with their under $1,000 balances in a vast sea of defaulted credit cards and I am thinking….WHY? Why would I continue to deny my own happiness, when my sense of honor only gets me punished? When it's what everyone else counts on in order to make their flawed scheme work? What do I owe, here? To whom do I owe it really? I spent my entire life putting other people and my financial obligations ahead of my happiness, ahead of my chance to live while I'm here on the earth and not just exist in some gray zone, making sure MY bills are paid.
I would never have imagined, three years ago, that I would resent the very, very rich and the less fortunate. Both of them are doing just fine, it's us in the middle who are being crushed only because we managed to stay in the middle. With no help, by the way. Under our own steam. Never asked for a thing, swallowed the disappointments and kept working and paying bills. Did all of these things because our value systems said it was right and we are not owed anything. And my government, those who insist on "governing" me are so disconnected from it, are so oblivious to the rising desperation in the country. We don't matter.
Well, I'm Egypt tonight. I've had it. It's unthinkable for me—a responsible, honorable, traditional, independent woman—to entertain the idea of just walking away. Bank's problem, not mine. But that's where I am this week. This President and this Administration have done their best to ignite class warfare and warfare between the "differences" in America. They've done a great job. I resent the wealthy, I resent illegal aliens, I resent the professional victim class, I resent being told to just keep the skin in the game so they can continue to ruin every possibility of happiness for me.
My heart goes out to her. In subsequent emails I learned that she is looking into every possibility out there to get out of this situation without defaulting on her mortgage. Even though she's had it, she really is trying to do the right thing. But I'm afraid she's at a tipping point. And I wonder how many more like her are out there? How many more hard working, middle class Americans are ready to just throw their hands in the air and shrug? Imagine how people in the Gulf states feel, whose livelihoods were tied to the oil industry? How many factory workers, whose unions and government drove their employers to shut down operations only to reopen in places like China and Mexico?
My friend is the "Forgotten Man" of our day. Most of us are. How far away are any of us from feeling just as she does? It's one thing to go through these challenges knowing we're all going through it. But we aren't all going through it. Because we now have four Americas:
1-The public employee union class
2-The entitled/welfare class
3-The elite ruling class
4-The rest of us who are paying dearly to support #s 1, 2 and 3
How much longer can this go on before we turn into Egypt, or Greece, or any other failing or failed state? Lord, I hope we can turn things around. But frankly, I don't blame my friend at all for wanting to go Galt. If I were in her situation, I would probably feel the same way.
Update: Instapundit linked – thanks! He also linked to The Coming Middle-Class Anarchy which is worth a read.
Update 2: Vox Popoli linked – thanks!
Update 3: Daily Pundit linked – thanks!
Update 4: Political Realities linked – thanks!
Update 5: HazzzMat linked, so did Shout First Ask Questions Later and Refreshing the Tree of Liberty – Thanks!
Update 6: No One of Any Import picked up on the fact that there's a troll named Tom who left a comment on this thread. He even prompted Tom the government employee to distinguish himself from Tom the troll. Please don't confuse the two, Tom the government worker seems to be a decent guy.


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THE Reserve Bank's June rate cut decision was "finely balanced", the minutes from their monetary policy meeting have shown.
And the recent rate cuts, including the latest in June, "would be providing a measure of stimulus that would be expected to flow through to the domestic economy over the coming months".
The RBA would probably prefer to assess that effect before moving rates again. However, Europe may not give it that option.
The minutes offer no direct pointer to the likely path of interest rates, but the implication is that if the situation in Europe does become more unstable, or if there are signs the world economy has weakened more than currently feared, then a lower cash rate would be on the cards.
But the RBA appears to want to go into wait-and-see mode.
The June decision was dominated by the slower world economy, with the fallout from the eurozone's government budget and debt problems taking centre stage.
And the message standing out from between the lines is that further interest rate cuts will depend on how things pan out as Europe tries to reconcile a single monetary regime with multiple national governments and fiscal policies.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board meeting on June 5 ended with a decision to lower the cash rate from 3.75 per cent to 3.5 per cent. It was the fourth cut since November, when it stood at 4.75 per cent.
In the minutes, the RBA said data showed no sign of a weakening in Australian economic conditions and that it was too early to assess the effects of the interest rate cuts.
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Texas Brine Co. plans to conduct a key test Tuesday on the depth of its failed Napoleonville Dome salt cavern, the suspected cause of a large sinkhole in Assumption Parish, company officials said.
The test is expected to show how close the salt dome cavern is to being completely filled with rock, a point when scientists suspect the grumbling, growing swampland sinkhole may finally begin calming down.
The last depth test was conducted Jan. 31, said Sonny Cranch, Texas Brine spokesman.
Since then, the cavern access well used to conduct the test was partially blocked with salt after its well casing was not replaced following an earlier round of tests, parish officials said.
John Boudreaux, director of the parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, said that on Monday and Tuesday, Texas Brine contractors were able to drill out about 900 feet of salt blockage in the access well and install new casing wide enough to accommodate testing equipment.
The two-month gap in depth tests occurred during an active seismic period around the cavern and under the sinkhole.
At the surface during that period of tremors, dozens of trees fell into the sinkhole as it grew to a surface area of more than 13 acres. Cranch said the new test should show any underground effects.
"That is going to give us a better picture of what has happened with the seismic activity that has been recorded recently," Cranch said.
Drillers will send a tool called a sinker bar down the access well until it hits bottom, providing a measurement of the cavern's depth, Cranch said. They also will conduct a sonar survey of the cavern's remaining open interior, he said.
Scientists think the cavern was broached by a sidewall failure at more than 5,000 feet underground last year, allowing millions of cubic yards of rock outside the salt dome to flood into the cavern and force the sinkhole to emerge at the surface by early Aug. 3.
Formerly tightly consolidated sedimentary rock layers, including petrified sand and clay deposited across the area millions of years ago, are believed to have broken up, becoming a fractured mass being forced into the cavern while also setting off periodic tremors.
Patrick Courreges, spokesman for the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources, said experts cannot say for sure what is happening inside the cavern without the depth test.
"It is expected that it is going to be fuller, but how much, we don't know," Courreges said.
Boudreaux said that when drillers cleared out the access well and got back into the cavern earlier this week, they allowed the drill bit to descend another 100 feet, but it did not hit bottom.
The failure of the cavern has prompted an eight-month evacuation of 150 residences in the Bayou Corne and Grand Bayou communities near the sinkhole as state and parish authorities have dealt with the emergency. The Natural Resources Department recently formed a blue ribbon commission of experts to help in determining when it would be safe for area residents to return to their homes. In the meantime, Texas Brine is moving ahead with buyout offers for some of those residents.
Dissolved with fresh water into the western flank of the subterranean salt dome during a period of nearly 30 years, the cavern was shut down in mid-2011 and filled with brine before the failure.
Measurements before the 20-million-barrel cavern failed showed the conical cavity stretched from a depth of 3,400 feet to a depth of 5,655 feet. It was about 150 feet wide at the top and 300 feet wide at the bottom.
The first measurements of the cavern depth in late September after the failure happened — and after the new access well was drilled into the formerly sealed cavern — put the depth of the partially filled cavity at 4,000 feet, or about three-fourths full.
Since then, rock has continued to move into the cavern, filling an additional 223 feet of depth and leaving the cavern 83 percent filled by Jan. 31, according to figures from Cranch.
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The society, which meets on the second Wednesday of each month, will be getting its programme of events under way the Wollaston Road centre on Wednesday September 12 at 7.30pm, with a talk by Brian Draper MBE on the River Severn from its source on Plynlimmon to Bridgnorth.
The talk will include discussion of the river's natural history and the history of the towns, villages and people associated with the places along its route.
Helen Cook, from Amblecote History Society, said: "We hope the new venue will allow us to deliver the same friendly atmosphere and interesting talks as before, but in a more central location.
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Global retail bank IT spending is to set to rise 19.9% over the next four years to hit $150 billion in 2018, according to figures from Ovum.
This investment is really needed to help the banks rebuild their consumer value proposition and continued relevance in the market. I can not wait to be "wowed" by the banks.
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So….2,449 people named their baby girls Reese last year. Which means that upon meeting those 2,449 little girls, almost everyone for the rest of their lives is going to say, Reese? You mean R-E-E-S-E? As in Reese Witherspoon?
If you name your baby Reese and you're NOT a Legally Blonde maniac, you're going to have some 'splaining to do. Because names like Reese — and Aaliyah and Ashton and Miley and Penn — are so closely tied to one celebrity that people can't help but think that choosing the name amounts to major fandom.
And thousands of parents every year choose names that are inspired by celebrities.
In fact at this very moment, an untold number of new parents in Britain are waiting to hear the royal baby name so they can adopt it for their own already-born children.
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The M.I.A. baby is due on Sunday, the same day the nine months pregnant pop artist is set to perform at the Grammy Awards. But the event we're really anticipating is the announcement of the M.I.A. baby name.
Ever since Frank Zappa named his children Moon Unit and Dweezil, crazy baby names have become a rocker institution. Listen up, M.I.A.: Lesson 1 in naming your rocker or rapper baby is that you can never choose a regular old first name. Instead, consider the following baby-naming lessons from the musical mommies and daddies who came before you:
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Michael Fabiano | Tags: Three and out, Andy Dalton, Carson Palmer, Cincinnati Bengals, DeAngelo Williams, Denver Broncos, Jermaine Gresham, John Fox, Jonathan Stewart, Jordan Palmer, Kenny Britt, Mike McCoy, Tennessee Titans
Here's our fantasy takes on the NFL news of the day …
Broncos will run more in 2011: With new coach John Fox at the helm, it has been a forgone conclusion that the Broncos will scrap the pass-happy attack of Josh McDaniels. Well, OC Mike McCoy has confirmed what everyone was thinking by telling the team's official website that Fox "is determined to run the football." While that should be considered great news for the fantasy value of RB Knowshon Moreno, it also means that the team could be in the market to add another back — and one option could be DeAngelo Williams. Fox is familiar with Williams, a five-year veteran who could be a free agent depending on the details of the new CBA. If that scenario comes to fruition, the value of both players would suffer. On the flip side, though, the departure of Williams would make RB Jonathan Stewart a fantasy beast in Carolina. Stay tuned.
Kenny Britt's stock tumbles: Earlier this week, I posted a blog about the rising fantasy value of Britt. Well, it's time to scratch that. Britt is in trouble with the law again, this time for resisting arrest, one day after he appeared in court for a previous arrest on traffic charge. Britt, who has been arrested several times since joining the Titans, is getting dangerously close to possible NFL discipline once the lockout is over. That situation is one for fantasy owners to monitor, as Britt is a tremendous breakout candidate in his third season. But if he continues to make decisions that put his playing time in jeopardy, Britt's draft-day stock will continue to fall.
Carson Palmer a "former" teammate: If you're hoping that Palmer returns to the Bengals, well, don't hold your breath. The latest sign was his brother, Jordan, referring to Carson as "a former teammate" and saying he's "going a different route." The Bengals offense could have a lot of new players — and fantasy options — next season. At this point, it looks like rookie Andy Dalton will be under center in Week 1. While he certainly has long-term potential, his presence isn't going to be a positive for Chad Ochocinco (if he's still there), A.J. Green or Jerome Simpson. However, it might help TE Jermaine Gresham, who could see a ton of targets as Dalton's safety net. I'd also expect to see a lot of RB Cedric Benson, assuming he is retained for 2011.
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imjustagirl wrote:The moment "YOU" (LOL) cause a narcissistic injury by reacting to some totally ludicrous thing they've said or done, you will start the devalue process and it will only get worse and worse until they discard you all together.
littlewing wrote: These people enter our lives to reveal these patterns and cause just enough pain so we're compelled to change (co-dependency, victim-mentality, whatever our issue is).
deepwater2011 wrote:And my biggest personal theory...we get out of one relationship with the stuff we didn't like (or something that was lacking) so fresh in our minds that the first person who is somewhat attractive in general (on whatever levels, not just physically) that comes along showing promise of what was lacking in the last round, or not having what we didn't like in the last person...well, that's the person we are all excited about discovering. And that kind of blinds us to giving the whole package a more thorough look because we are too busy being relieved to find something that different than what we just left that we didn't like.
littlewing wrote:If I criticize or shame an N and instigate an N meltdown/communication break-down, how does my apology affect him/her? Is this a show of weakness that give him him/her more reason to be disgusted by me, or is the gesture appreciated? What is the best way to bounce back from a fight with an N when you have crossed that boundary and trampled on their self-esteem?
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Stroll River Road by the Little Pigeon River
If you need an "away from it all" moment, take a leisurely stroll along the Riverwalk that runs along the Little Pigeon River one block off the downtown Parkway. Feed the ducks, watch as fishermen cast their flies in hopes of landing a mountain trout, or relax along the riverbank as you listen to the swift river flow before you. Admire beautiful arrays of flowers and dip your feet in the brisk mountain river. Find the perfect photo spot, say "cheese," and help assure that your moments in Gatlinburg are never forgotten!
Enjoy a Picnic – (View Site for Gatlinburg Parks)
Picnicking in the Gatlinburg area is a great way to spend a day enjoying nature with the family or to have a romantic outing for two. There are two special places in Gatlinburg that we highly recommend, Mynatt Park and Mills Park. Both offer many recreational opportunities along with other diversions for all to enjoy.
Mynatt Park – The most popular and scenic park in Gatlinburg. Facilities include many picnic tables with bar-b-que grills, picnic tables, a covered pavilion, children's fishing stream, playground, a basketball court, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, and baseball field. At Traffic Light #8 take Historic Nature Trail Road (was Airport Road) approx. 7/10 mi to Mynatt Park. Be sure to keep right at the "Y" in the road, where the left fork leads to the Park Vista Hotel.
Mills Park – From JMH office turn right (East) on Hwy 321 and travel approx. 3/10 miles to Mills Park Road. Turn left and follow to the park on the left just past the jogging track. Facilities include a covered pavilion with bar-b-que pit, picnic tables, playground, softball field, horseshoe pits, jogging trail, football field, basketball court, skate park and 400-meter track.
Herbert Holt Park – located on the right, just as you enter Gatlinburg coming from Pigeon Forge. Facilities include covered pavilion, grills, children's trout fishing area, handicapped fishing area, horseshoe pits, walking trails and a playground.
There are many other fantastic areas to enjoy a picnic in the Gatlinburg area which include Greenbrier and Cades Cove. We highly suggest that you visit the Sugarlands Welcome Center, just inside the Park at the south end of Gatlinburg for information and advice. Be sure to know the rules and safety precautions.
Douglas Dam Overlook – In the spring and through the fall of the year, a picnic lunch at the Douglas Dam Overlook picnic area is a wonderful way to experience the mountains with a waterfront view! And, if the weather is warm, you can take a swim. This picnic area has a panoramic view of Douglas Lake with the Smoky Mountains as the backdrop, a public boat ramp, swimming area, and the fishing can be excellent in spring.
Tubing Down a River
There are many rivers and streams on which you can spend a lazy day tubing along enjoying the scenery with friends. Two of the most scenic are Little River along Little River Road and the Little Pigeon River in Greenbrier. It is best to go to the Sugarlands Welcome Center to get information on where you can go tubing. If you do not have your own tubes, many of the gas stations in Gatlinburg rent them. Just be careful to observe all safety precautions.
Motor Nature Trail – View PDF
Need to rest your feet? Jump in your car and explore a collection of historical sites on Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail including the preservation of a homestead owned by the Noah "Bud" Ogle family who lived here after the Civil War. See log cabins, Roaring Fork Cemetery, and the remains of a village that supported some two dozen families more than 150 years ago. Located just off of Historic Nature Trail Road / (was) Airport Road – Traffic Light #8, the motor nature trail is accessible to automobiles via the eight-mile one-way paved road. Many stops along the way allow you to get out, take a deep breath of mountain air, step back in time as you visit the primitive settler's cabins, water mill, see water falls, take photographs, and enjoy the aura of the mountains. Auto Touring View
Drive to Greenbrier – View PDF
Just 2.3 miles outside of Gatlinburg is a hidden jewel known as Greenbrier and "The Local's Entrance to the Park". A plethora of daytime fun and free outdoor activities can be enjoyed at this area of the National Park, located just east of Gatlinburg. Tube, swim, picnic, hike, sunbathe, fish, bird watch, bicycle, or just sit back on a rock along the river enjoying the fantastic scenery. Ramsay Cascades, Porter's Creek, and Injun Creek Trail Heads are also located here for those who desire to explore. Just be sure to take proper precautions. All details and rules are available at the Sugarlands Visitor Center.
Take a wild flower hike along Injun Creek trail which starts just behind the Greenbrier ranger station. This is a little known trail that meanders along Injun Creek through the old ruins of the Greenbrier settlement. Many foundations of the old homes still exist and every year the flowers planted by the early settlers bloom. There is also the wreckage of an old sawmill steam engine that crashed into the creek in the early 1900s.
Bicycle Greenbrier Cove – A great bike ride that is only 2.3 miles east of the JMH office. The ride includes about 5 miles along a pristine, crystal clear river with many scenic stops. The JMH staff rates this area as a "must see" freebie.
Sugarlands Visitor Center and Nature Trail – Plan Your Visit
Located at Great Smoky Mountains National Park's main northern entrance two miles south of Gatlinburg along Newfound Gap Road (U.S. 441), Sugarlands is a visitor center you should not miss. A free 20-minute orientation motion picture provides an in-depth look at the Smokies and the enormous diversity of plant and animal life in the Park. Natural history exhibits include mounted specimens of park animals in recreations of their habitats and reproductions of journals kept by the first park naturalists. Ranger talks and slide shows are presented daily from spring through fall. If you only have time for one experience in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, visit Sugarlands Visitor Center!
Sugarlands Nature Trail – This one mile trail is located behind the Sugarlands Visitor Center. The trail is mostly level and offers excellent scenery of the Little Pigeon River as if flows from the National Park into Gatlinburg. This trail is open to dog walking on leash. All details and rules are available at the Sugarlands Visitor Center.
Cades Cove – View PDF
Historical cabins, farmhouses and churches are maintained in Cades Cove, a western valley in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This is a great place to view wildlife without even having to get out of your car, especially in the early morning hours. Be sure to bring your camera in hopes of spotting wildlife such as deer, bear, turkey, owl and fox. First settled by Europeans in 1819, today the National Park Service maintains a historical and cultural preserve of log cabins, churches and other structures. The 11-mile one-way road passes by 19 numbered tour stops as identified in the pamphlet available at the entrance. If you prefer, you can also experience the loop on horseback or bicycle! For the fisherman, Abram's Creek offers excellent native trout fishing and excellent natural scenery. All details and rules are available at the Sugarlands Visitor Center.
Although biking in the National Park is allowed on all roads that are open to vehicle traffic, the steepness of much of the terrain isn't very conducive to biking. There is one site in the park, however, that has been a long-time favorite with pedal pushers.
Biking Cades Cove Loop Road, bicyclists can take advantage of fairly flat terrain and some of the most gorgeous picture-book views in the area. The loop is closed to auto traffic on Wednesday and Saturday until 10 a.m. from the second week of May through the next to last Saturday in September.
Viewing Elk in the Park
The best times to view elk are usually early morning and late evening. Elk may also be active on cloudy summer days and before or after storms. Enjoy elk at a distance, using binoculars or a spotting scope for close-up views. Approaching wildlife too closely causes them to expend crucial energy unnecessarily and can result in real harm. If you approach an animal so closely that it stops feeding, changes direction of travel, or otherwise alters its behavior, you are too close!
Most of the elk are located in the Cataloochee area in the southeastern section of the park. The easiest way to reach Cataloochee is take Hwy-321 to Interstate highway I-40 to North Carolina exit #20. After 0.2 mile, turn right onto Cove Creek Road and follow signs 11 miles into Cataloochee valley. Allow at least 45 minutes to reach the valley once you exit I-40.
Gatlinburg River Raft Regatta – View More
Gatlinburg's popular River Raft Regatta takes place at noon on July 4th, on the Little Pigeon River in downtown Gatlinburg and it is FREE. This unmanned river raft race is open to anything floatable except balls and plastic eggs. In the past, families have entered boats made out of matchsticks, floating rocks, as well as little rubber ducks. Registration takes place between 10 a.m. and noon, with the race beginning promptly at noon. Support for the River Raft Regatta is provided by the Gatlinburg Recreation Department. Toll-Free: 800/568-4748
Gatlinburg Overlooks
See Gatlinburg from a bird's eye view from the two overlooks, one on the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail and the other on the Gatlinburg Bypass (closed when snow is present), which can be entered at the north or south ends of Gatlinburg. These are the perfect souvenir photo spots and one of the most popular places to watch the sun rise or set. So grab your cameras and head up to one of the Gatlinburg Overlooks and enjoy the view!
Visit to Arrowmont – View More
Indulge in a little culture as you browse the galleries of Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. Founded in 1945, the school has developed into a leader in arts and crafts education, with an annual enrollment of more than 2,000 students from the United States and abroad. Stop by and tour select collections of the art galleries, wood turning gallery, the resource center, and the book and supply store.
Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community/The Glades – View More
Take a trolley or your car and visit the eight-mile loop of the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community. See craftsmanship at its best, as artisans using simple tools and skillful hands whittle, carve, cast, sew, weave and transform raw elements into works of art and function. Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community is recognized internationally as the largest group of independent artisans in North America with nearly 100 shops, studios, galleries, cafes and lodging. Check it out – with such an array to choose from, you're sure to find something to fit your fancy!
Gatlinburg's Smoky Mountain Tunes and Tales – View More
Enjoy entertaining mini-performances by costumed performers portraying time periods from the 1800s to today. The history of the Smoky Mountains comes to life every evening as they sing, dance and tell stories while engaging the audience. Don't be surprised if you find yourself clogging, singing, or clapping along with the mountain music! Or simply sit and listen as a storyteller spins tales from long ago. Join in!
Walk on the Parkway
Put on your walking shoes, get out of the car, and join in the great family tradition of the downtown Parkway stroll also known as the center of excitement to those who visit frequently. Explore every nook and cranny where you'll find more than 200 unique shops, dozens of restaurants, and attractions for all ages. As you stroll, be on the look-out for homemade mountain taffy pulling, mouthwatering caramel apples being dipped or delectable fudge being prepared. Play miniature golf, experience the world's largest underwater aquarium tunnel, ride America's largest aerial tram, visit the unique museums, and take a turn on live-action rides! Fill your mountain appetite with scrumptious food from local restaurants featuring mountain style cooking to fine cuisine, fast food restaurants, or restaurant chains, all within the two-mile Parkway. The walk is FREE. What you spend is up to you.


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J R McQuaid
Affiliation: University of California
Country: USA
Detail Information
- Depression in a primary care clinic: the prevalence and impact of an unrecognized disorderJ R McQuaid
University of California, San Diego, USA
J Affect Disord 55:1-10. 1999..This study assesses depression among primary care patients, the relationship between depression and functioning, and how frequently depressed individuals receive mental health treatment...
- Correlates of life stress in an alcohol treatment sampleJ R McQuaid
University of California, San Diego, Veterans Affairs Healthcare System, 92161, USA
Addict Behav 25:131-7. 2000..These results indicate that the nature of some stress experiences prior to treatment for alcohol dependence may be related to current age and the course of alcohol dependence...
- Development of an integrated cognitive-behavioral and social skills training intervention for older patients with schizophreniaJ R McQuaid
University of California, San Diego, and VA San Diego Healthcare Services, 92161, USA
J Psychother Pract Res 9:149-56. 2000..The authors provide two case reports and pilot data suggesting benefits of this approach...
- Use of brief psychiatric screening measures in a primary care sampleJ R McQuaid
University of California, San Diego, USA
Depress Anxiety 12:21-9. 2000..The BAI was a relatively poor screening measure that added no significant information beyond the other measures...
- A comparison of two life stress assessment approaches: prospective prediction of treatment outcome in recurrent depressionJ R McQuaid
University of California, San Diego, and Veterans Affairs San Diego Healthcare System, USA
J Abnorm Psychol 109:787-91. 2000..The results demonstrated that methodology may account for some of the inconsistencies in the life stress literature...
- Development of a brief diagnostic screen for panic disorder in primary careM B Stein
Department of Psychiatry, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla 92093 0985, USA
Psychosom Med 61:359-64. 1999..The purpose of this study was to determine the utility of a brief screening tool for panic disorder in the primary care setting...


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Raleigh, N.C. – In our test of hypothetical presidential matchups, Hillary Clinton finds herself outperforming Barack Obama against all potential Republican foes. She trails Jeb Bush 47/39, Chris Christie 43/39, Mike Huckabee 45/41, and Rand Paul 47/41. Clinton, however, would beat out Sarah Palin in Palin's home state, 44/43. The former Alaska governor is plagued by a low favorability rating amongst Alaskans (39/55). Only 23% of voters think she should run for President in 2016, and it's not just Democrats: 62% of Republicans think that Palin should not run for President.
Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski, though not up for reelection this year, still holds high approval ratings: 50% of voters approve of the job she's doing, compared to 37% who disapprove. Paradoxically, her support comes mainly from Democrats, who approve 59/27, and Independents, who approve 55/33. Republicans, on the other hand, disapprove 38/50.
On the policy side, a majority of voters in Alaska, along with all the other states we've polled, favor extending unemployment benefits (59/34). Alaskans also heavily support an $10 minimum wage (60/33) and medical marijuana (74/22). Voters in the state would even legalize recreational marijuana, with Independents supporting the measure 60/33. And despite Alaska's conservative reputation, our poll shows a plurality of citizens supporting same-sex marriage (47/46).
"Public opinion in Alaska has moved 9 points in support of gay marriage over the last year," said Dean Debnam, President of Public Policy Polling. "That shows how opinions on this issue are rapidly changing in red states too, just as they are everywhere else."
\Alaskans remain the most loyal to Seattle sports teams, with 24% of voters identifying the Seattle Mariners as their favorite baseball team, and 30% identifying the Seattle Seahawks as their favorite football team. The Seahawks revealed some partisan differences, with 41% of Democrats supporting as compared to 27% of Republicans.
PPP surveyed 850 registered voters from January 30th to February 1st, including 442 Republican primary voters. The margin of error for the overall survey is +/- 3.4%, and for the Republicans it's +/-4.7%. 80% of interviews for the poll were conducted over the phone with 20% interviewed over the internet to reach respondents who don't have landline telephones.
Topline results are below. Full results, including crosstabs, can be found here.
General Election Toplines
Q1 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of Sarah Palin?
Favorable........................................................ 39%
Unfavorable .................................................... 55%
Not sure .......................................................... 7%
Q2 In August, there will be a veto referendum on
Senate Bill 21, also known as the Oil and Gas
Production Tax. If the election was today,
would you vote 'yes' to repeal Senate Bill 21 or
'no' to leave it in place?
Yes.................................................................. 43%
No ................................................................... 31%
Not sure .......................................................... 26%
Q3 Do you approve or disapprove of Senator Lisa
Murkowski's job performance?
Approve .......................................................... 50%
Disapprove...................................................... 37%
Not sure .......................................................... 12%
Q4 Would you support or oppose raising the
minimum wage to $10 an hour?
Support ........................................................... 60%
Oppose ........................................................... 33%
Not sure .......................................................... 8%
Q5 Congress is considering whether to continue or
cut off federal unemployment benefits for
workers whose state unemployment benefits
have ended but cannot find a job. Do you think
that Congress should continue or cut off federal
unemployment benefits at this time?
Strongly feel Congress should continue
benefits ...........................................................37%
Somewhat think Congress should continue
benefits ...........................................................22%
Strongly feel Congress should cut off benefits 24%
Somewhat think Congress should cut off
benefits ...........................................................10%
Not sure .......................................................... 7%
Q6 Do you think same-sex marriage should be
allowed, or not?
Think it should be allowed............................... 47%
Think it should not be...................................... 46%
Not sure .......................................................... 7%
Q7 Which of the following best describes your
opinion on gay marriage: gay couples should
be allowed to legally marry, or gay couples
should be allowed to form civil unions but not
legally marry, or there should be no legal
recognition of a gay couple's relationship?
Gay couples should be allowed to legally
marry ..............................................................44%
Gay couples should be allowed to form civil
unions but not marry .......................................27%
There should be no legal recognition of a gay
couple's relationship .......................................26%
Not sure .......................................................... 3%
Q8 Do you think marijuana should be legally
allowed for medical purposes with the approval
of a doctor, or not?
Think it should be allowed............................... 74%
Think it should not be...................................... 22%
Not sure .......................................................... 4%
Q9 Do you think marijuana should be legally
allowed for recreational use, that stores should
be allowed to sell it, and that its sales should
be taxed and regulated similarly to alcohol, or
Think it should be allowed............................... 55%
Think it should not be...................................... 39%
Not sure .......................................................... 6%
Q10 If the candidates for President next time were
Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Jeb
Bush, who would you vote for?
Hillary Clinton.................................................. 39%
Jeb Bush......................................................... 47%
Not sure .......................................................... 14%
Q11 If the candidates for President next time were
Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Chris
Christie, who would you vote for?
Hillary Clinton.................................................. 39%
Chris Christie .................................................. 43%
Not sure .......................................................... 18%
Q12 If the candidates for President next time were
Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Mike
Huckabee, who would you vote for?
Hillary Clinton.................................................. 41%
Mike Huckabee ............................................... 45%
Not sure .......................................................... 14%
Q13 If the candidates for President next time were
Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Sarah
Palin, who would you vote for?
Hillary Clinton.................................................. 44%
Sarah Palin ..................................................... 43%
Not sure .......................................................... 13%
Q14 If the candidates for President next time were
Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Rand
Paul, who would you vote for?
Hillary Clinton.................................................. 41%
Rand Paul ....................................................... 47%
Not sure .......................................................... 12%
Q15 Do you think Sarah Palin should run for
President in 2016, or not?
Think she should run....................................... 23%
Think she should not....................................... 69%
Not sure .......................................................... 8%
Q16 Given the choices of the Atlanta Braves,
Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, Los Angeles
Angels, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York
Yankees, Oakland Athletics, San Francisco
Giants, and Seattle Mariners, which is your
favorite major league baseball team?
Braves ............................................................ 5%
Red Sox.......................................................... 11%
Cubs ............................................................... 9%
Angels............................................................. 2%
Dodgers .......................................................... 4%
Yankees .......................................................... 7%
A's................................................................... 1%
Giants ............................................................. 4%
Mariners.......................................................... 24%
Someone else/Don't have a favorite team ...... 35%
Q17 Given the choices of the Dallas Cowboys,
Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, New
York Giants, Oakland Raiders, San Diego
Chargers, San Francisco 49ers, and Seattle
Seahawks, which is you favorite professional
football team?
Cowboys......................................................... 5%
Broncos........................................................... 15%
Packers........................................................... 13%
Giants ............................................................. 1%
Raiders ........................................................... 3%
Chargers......................................................... 2%
49ers............................................................... 7%
Seahawks ....................................................... 30%
Someone else/Don't have a favorite team ...... 24%
Q18 Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion
of snow?
Favorable........................................................ 75%
Unfavorable .................................................... 12%
Not sure .......................................................... 13%
Q19 In the last presidential election, did you vote for
Barack Obama or Mitt Romney?
Barack Obama................................................ 38%
Mitt Romney.................................................... 50%
Someone else/Don't remember ...................... 12%
Q20 Would you describe yourself as very liberal,
somewhat liberal, moderate, somewhat
conservative, or very conservative?
Very liberal ...................................................... 7%
Somewhat liberal ............................................ 16%
Moderate......................................................... 32%
Somewhat conservative.................................. 23%
Very conservative ........................................... 21%
Q21 If you are a woman, press 1. If a man, press 2.
Woman ........................................................... 53%
Man................................................................. 47%
Q22 If you are a Democrat, press 1. If a Republican,
press 2. If you are an independent or identify
with another party, press 3.
Democrat ........................................................ 20%
Republican...................................................... 33%
Independent/Other.......................................... 46%
Q23 If you are white, press 1. If other, press 2.
White .............................................................. 79%
Other............................................................... 21%
Q24 If you are 18 to 29 years old, press 1. If 30 to
45, press 2. If 46 to 65, press 3. If you are
older than 65, press 4.
18 to 29........................................................... 12%
30 to 45........................................................... 22%
46 to 65........................................................... 48%
Older than 65.................................................. 18%
Q25 Mode
Phone ............................................................. 80%
Internet ........................................................... 20%
Republican Primary Toplines
Q1 Given the choices of Jeb Bush, Chris Christie,
Ted Cruz, Mike Huckabee, Sarah Palin, Rand
Paul, Marco Rubio, Paul Ryan, and Scott
Walker, who would you most like to see as the
GOP candidate for President in 2016?
Jeb Bush......................................................... 12%
Chris Christie .................................................. 10%
Ted Cruz ......................................................... 13%
Mike Huckabee ............................................... 11%
Sarah Palin ..................................................... 13%
Rand Paul ....................................................... 15%
Marco Rubio ................................................... 6%
Paul Ryan ....................................................... 4%
Scott Walker ................................................... 4%
Someone else/Not sure .................................. 12%
Q2 If Sarah Palin was not a candidate for
President, who would you support, given the
choices of Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ted Cruz,
Mike Huckabee, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Paul
Ryan, and Scott Walker?
Jeb Bush......................................................... 14%
Chris Christie .................................................. 9%
Ted Cruz ......................................................... 16%
Mike Huckabee ............................................... 13%
Rand Paul ....................................................... 14%
Marco Rubio ................................................... 8%
Paul Ryan ....................................................... 7%
Scott Walker ................................................... 5%
Someone else/Not sure .................................. 15%
Q3 Would you describe yourself as very liberal,
somewhat liberal, moderate, somewhat
conservative, or very conservative?
Very liberal ...................................................... 2%
Somewhat liberal ............................................ 5%
Moderate......................................................... 23%
Somewhat conservative.................................. 33%
Very conservative ........................................... 37%
Q4 If you are a woman, press 1. If a man, press 2.
Woman ........................................................... 48%
Man................................................................. 52%
Q5 If you are 18 to 45 years old, press 1. If 46 to
65, press 2. If you are older than 65, press 3.
18 to 45........................................................... 30%
46 to 65........................................................... 46%
Older than 65.................................................. 24%


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Ingram elected chairman of Southern Legislative Conference
LITTLE ROCK - State Sen. Keith Ingram of West Memphis was elected chairman of the Southern Legislative Conference during its 67th annual meeting this week in Mobile, Ala., the senator's office said Wednesday.
Ingram, a Democrat, succeeds Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard and he is the fifth Arkansan to serve as chairman of the 15 state SLC. The group's 2014 annual meeting will be held in Little Rock.
Also Wednesday, state Land Commissioner John Thurston's officials said he was elected vice president of the Western States Land Commissioners Association during that organization's recent summer conference in Omaha, Neb.


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Smoked Quail
Serves 4
- 12 semi-boneless quail
Dry rub:
- 1 TBSP plus 2 tsp salt
- 1 TBSP granulated garlic
- 1 TBSP ground black pepper
- 1 TBSP sugar
- 1 TBSP hot paprika
- 1 TBSP chipotle powder (optional)
- 1 tsp dried thyme
- 1 tsp dried Mexican oregano
Pat the quail dry. Mix together dry rub ingredients and season the quail with the rub. Let stand in the refrigerator for at least 4 or up to 24 hours.
Start a medium fire in a smoker and hot smoke the quail until done, about 30-45 minutes. Serve with beans, onions, pickles and hot sauce.
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