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Vincent Cleveland's Park Synagogue, where today he is a Trustee. From 1935 to 1945 he was Principal of the synagogue's High School and College Department. In 1945 he joined the staff of the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland in the position of 'Associate Director and later was appointed Executive Director. Upon his retirement in 1975, he became Executive Direc-. tor Emeritus. ■ Throughout his career, .Vincent has been actively involved in many Jewish and civic organizations and activities, including: National Conference of Jewish Communal Service of which he is a past president, International. Conference of Jewish Communal Service and National Association of Jewish Community Relations Workers. He has also served as the American Coordinator in 1968-69 for the Conference on Human Needs, as Study Director for the National Cultural Study as a Consultant to the Board of Jewish Deputies of South Africa. The Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Western Reserve /University has been the recipient of such prestigious honors as the Milender Fellow, Brandeis University, 197$; Man of the « (CONTINUED ON PAGE 11) S-YV, Miller Deny Air Time To brmer Auschwitz Inmates 10,003 People toch PARIS, (JTA)—Some 10,000 people marched through the center of Paris last week to protest the emergence of neo- Nazi organizations, the spread of racist theories and the lack of adequate police protection for Jewish institution, schools and synagogues. The marchers, led by Alain de Rothschild, president of the Representative Council of Jewish Organizations in France (CRIF), gathered in front of the Memorial to the Unknown Jewish Martyr. Exceptionally strict police measures were taken to protect the marchers. Policemen, many carrying machine guns, were deployed at most intersections and army snipers were posted on adjacent rooftops. No incidents or violence marked the march. Representatives of all political parties were present. The French Presidential elections are only six months away. The demonstration was called in the wake of attacks against five1 Jewish institutions in Paris, including two synagogues and two schools. Neo-Nazis claimed responsibility for the attacks. Begin To Address CJF Assembly NEW YORK, (JTA)—Premier Menachem Begin of Israel will address over 2500 leaders of North American Jewish Federations on Thursday, Nov. 13, at the Council of Jewish Federations' General Assembly in Detroit, it was announced here. Speaking ata major plenary session, Begin will provide delegates with his views on "Israel-Diaspora Relations"— the bond between American Jewry, the State of Israel and its people. By Rochellc Saidel Wolk N E W Y O R K , (JTA)-CBS-TV network officials and playwright Arthur Miller said last week that they would turn down a request from two Auschwitz- Birkenau survivors for time to air a dialogue between them and Miller, author-of the television drama "Playing for Time." The survivors are Marc Berkowitz of New City, N.Y. and Alex Dekel of New York City, both in their late forties. As children they were subjects of the notorious Dr. Josef Men- gele's medical experiments at the extermination camp in southern Poland. They told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency .that they wanted the dialogue with Miller to clear up "deceptions" and "dangerous fictionalizing" in .Miller's version of the story of Fania Fenelon, a 'eison To Person With Ron \ *- * *-»■* - j * * . ■*■ ?*■ By Trude B. Feldman Chronicle's White House Correspondent WASHINGTON, D.C—one who has not yet visited the State of Israel or any Arab country, Ronald Reagan has .views about the Middle East that reflect a close study of the hottest foreign policy matter before the world. He was candid and forthcoming with replies on that area's key issues during a recent, exclusive interview at Washington's Hyatt Regency Hotel. Relaxed, and in an outgoing mood, he was also optimistic about his chances of being elected President of the United States in November. Governor Reagan spoke with confidence that many Democrats will this year vote Republican. He further said he expects to win over a "sizeable portion" of the Jewish voters. The former California Governor sees the Middle East as a "powder keg which offers the greatest possibility of disaster." While he supports the Camp David peace process, Reagan is critical of the Carter Administration's "wide swings in foreign policy," including its approach to the Arab-Israeli conflict. A case in point is the recent flap over the F-15 McDonnell Douglas jet fighter. Recently, the Carter Administration disclosed Saudi Arabia's request to increase the range ,., awl.fU'fi PQwer,.of the F-15, v*a,<i.,-.*o-:';'"t*f'i':»'.«-*vaivfcv1.*r*;.-*.^. which Congress voted to sell in 1978 to the Saudis. President Carter, in urging passage of that arms agreement " two years ago, promised that the F-15 would not be provided the offensive equipment the Saudis are now requesting. Commenting on the Administration's apparent willingness to backtrack on its pledge not to equip the F-15 with extra gas tanks and advanced weaponry, Reagan said, "Now,' the Carter Administration may be on the verge of one of its famous zig-zags in foreign policy." Ronald Reagan said he favors an American presence in the Middle East to counter Soviet and radical threats in that area. Recently, Richard V. Allen, Rea gan's senior National Security, adviser, visited one of the - bases in the Sinai desert, and reported to him that the facility aught to be considered in the strategic planning of the United States Government. "I believe there has to be a Western world presence, an actual physical presence there, because of the danger to the United States, and even more so to Europe and Japan, who are more dependent on .Mideast oil," Reagan told me. "We should give serious consideration to Israel's offer of naval bases since it is important that we show the flag there. This, in itself, could be an indication to the Soviet Union that further aggression may risk a (CONTINUED ON PAGE 16) Ronald Reagan, Republican presidential nominee, gives his views on tlw Middle East and other subjects during an exclusive interview with our White House correspondent, Trude B. Feldman, at Washington's , iwifratt Regency Hotel. Photo by Cassoni. / ■ »-£«£CAV1...,.A'v,«*Vv-' -.-'.-' '.-W.-vAA,'.* *.- -••*• French, half-Jewish member of the women's orchestra at Auschwitz. In addition to other "cruel insensitivities," they described the characterization of Mengele in the television play as "a farce" and an "outrage." "After 33 years of pain and sorrow, we want to come out and express what happened to us. Seeing these opened wounds that never will be healed," they said. Along with the denial of air time, CBS officials reiterated that the network had never intended to offend the Jewish community in either the casting of the controversial Palestine Liberation Organization sympathizer Vanessa Redgrave in the role of Fenelon or in the presentation of "Playing for Time." On the contrary, it is our belief that this production will make a lasting contribution that the terrible events of the Nazi era will not 1>e forgotten," the CBS. official said. A spokesperson for Miller told the JTA that the playwright "prefers not to get involved or discuss the idea" of a dialogue. "He is starting a new project and important as the idea is, he cannot get involved. He doesn't have time," the spokesperson stated. Miller, in the midst of rehearsals of his new Broadway play, said he had "no comment" on the "allegations that Mengele's •character was distorted in "Playing for Time." Berkowitz said he watched the television film from a hospital bed where he is under treatment for a neurological condition inflicted upon him by Mengele's medical experiments. Claiming a lack of authenticity in the film, he told the JTA in a telephone interview, "Maybe this can be done* when it pertains to ancient times. But when something is still before your eyes like pictures in a camera, you 'don't need second best." , Berkowitz, whose arm bears the Auschwitz tattoo number A7738, carries a copy of a certificate signed by Mengele, stating that he was experimented on by the infamous death camp doctor. He said he obtained the document from the Polish government. He said that he and his twin sister were among some 400 children, mostly twins, who were selected for inhuman "medical" experiments. Berkowitz and his sister were liberated from Ausch- ... ».» e*. witz by Soviet forces in December, 1944 along' with five other pairs of twins who survived. Berkowitz described Mengele's medical experiments section of the camp, not referred to in the television film, as a "human zoo." Dekel described himself to . the JTA as "a human guinea pig for Mengele" when he was a child in Auschwitz. He . was liberated while on a death march from the camp. The tattoo number B14844 is still on his arm. According to Dekel, "Miller's message was we're all human beings, even Nazis and he made . heroes out of butchers to prove it." Dekel said, "The " film gives the impression Auschwitz was a jail with inmates who were sentenced. The SS were depicted as wardens, human beings who did their jobs. Giving people like Maria Mandel (the SS commander of the women's camp at Bir- (CONT1NUED ON PAGE 9) This Sunday October 12 MarhsENCORE! This Sunday evening, Oct. 12, members of the Jewish community will participate in ENCORE!, a fundraising event in behalf of The Capital Campaign For Building" . The New Jewish Center. The reception and candlelight supper will be held at The Columbus Sheraton beginning at 6:30 p.m. Attendees will enjoy the music of The Capital City Jazz Band and an encore presentation of the Center's fabulous multimedia production. William A. Goldman, President of The Jewish Center, is quite enthusiastic about the evening. "Now that campaign gifts have reached $5 million, we are getting quite close to our goal of a late fall groundbreaking*. However, we still need the support of each Jewish family in the community to reach $6 million in October. Your attendance at ENCORE! will help ensure our success." A $1,000 minimum contribution to JThe Capital Campaign For Building The New Jewish Center is required. Payable over a three-year period, this commitment amounts to less than $1 per day. There is still' time to make reservations for ENCORE! CaD Sylvia .Mellman at the Center, 231-2731.- v,' ^■-'-■>yM.\-\'- ' '1 j fl ' ll
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Photos from Sweden of Nas featured as StyleBlazer's Man of the Day, as he performs for The Siesta Festival!
Over the past two decades the face of the rap game has changed considerably. However, the one element hip-hop heads have consistently been able to rely on is the raw, hard-hitting, and complex rhymes from the NYC rapper Nas.
Friday night, TAO launched Memorial Day Weekend with hip hop legend Nas.
Recently named a Hennessy V.S. Wild Rabbit Icon, the man born Nasir Jones sat down with Made Men to talk fitness, grilling, looking good and going global. You'd be wise to listen.

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'Suffocating in the streets': Chemical weapons attack reported in Syria
The Syrian government and rebels are accusing each other of launching a deadly chemical attack. NBCNews.com's Dara Brown reports.
By Ian Johnston, Charlene Gubash and Ammar Cheikomar, NBC News
A chemical weapon was used during fierce fighting in a strategically important Syrian town, rebels and the government claimed Tuesday, with each side blaming the other for the deadly attack.
If it is confirmed that a banned chemical agent was used, it could significantly change the international response to the ongoing civil war.
The death toll was put at 25 by Syria's state-run SANA news agency, which said dozens of other people were injured.
White House spokesman Jay Carney addresses reports that chemical weapons may have been used in Syria as civil war continues under the rule of President Bashar Assad.
A photographer for the Reuters news agency visited hospitals in the city of Aleppo, and said a number of patients had breathing difficulties. They told him of people dying and "suffocating in the streets."
SANA blamed the rebels for the attack, which happened in Khan al-Asal in Aleppo province.
"Terrorists on Tuesday launched a rocket containing chemical materials," it said.
"Initial information indicated that about 16 citizens were killed, and 86 others were injured, most of them are in critical condition. Later, the death toll due to the firing of the rocket rose up to 25 martyrs," it added.
SANA's website showed photographs of a number of people, including several children, in what appeared to be a hospital.
'Convulsions, then death'
Information Minister Omran al-Zoabi said that "the substance in the rocket causes unconsciousness, then convulsions, then death," Reuters reported.
George Ourfalian / Reuters
Residents and medics transport a wounded Syrian army soldier to hospital Tuesday after heavy fighting in Aleppo province during which both rebels and government forces said a chemical weapon was used.
Mohammad al-Shafae, a member of the Local Coordination Committees in western Aleppo, said the attack happened around 8 a.m.
Rebel spokesman Fahd al Masry said a Scud missile was fired by the government and that "most probably" chemical weapons had been used. "This is not the first time," he added.
There was "a state of panic and fear among the civilians and dozens of cases of suffocating and poisoning," he said.
George Ourfalian / Reuters
A man is treated at a hospital after a chemical weapons attack in Syria's Aleppo province. Rebels and Syrian government forces blamed each other for the attack.
Masry said the attack would not have happened if foreign governments had taken stronger action.
"They wouldn't have used it if not for the silence of the international community on the crimes and massacres committed in Syria for the past two years," he said.
Masry said that the rebel forces may "be forced to reevaluate the rules of engagement in the coming days."
Ahmad al-Ahmad, a media activist near Khan al-Asal, said state media reports blaming the rebels for the attack were "ridiculous."
"This is ridiculous and cheap and stupid because we do not have these weapons and we do not know how to use them," he said.
Khan al-Asal is the last town in the area to the west of Aleppo that has not been taken by the rebels, and if it fell that would hamper the flow of supplies to the regime's forces in the city.
The town's population has traditionally been split between Sunni Muslims, who tend to be sympathetic toward the rebels, and Shiites, who are more likely to be supporters of President Bashar Assad.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said Tuesday the U.S. was looking carefully at allegations that both sides are using chemical weapons, but he said he was skeptical of any claims made by the Syrian regime, The Associated Press reported.
He added there was no evidence to back up the Assad regime's claim that Syrian rebels have used chemical weapons.
Carney said it was a serious concern for the U.S. that the Assad regime could use such weapons, the AP reported. He said President Barack Obama believed that would be unacceptable and that there would be consequences.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon spoke Tuesday with Ahmet Üzümcü, director general of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) and expressed his "deep concern" about the alleged use of chemical weapons, according to a statement released by the United Nations.
"The Secretary-General remains convinced that the use of chemical weapons by any party under any circumstances would constitute an outrageous crime," the statement read.
On Dec. 24, there were claims that a number of Syrians were killed after inhaling "poisonous gases" released by government forces in rebel-held areas of the city of Homs.
OPCW spokesman Michael Louhan said the body was asked by the United Nations to give its assessment of this incident, but it was unable to find any "conclusive information regarding whether they were banned chemical weapon substances or not."
According to the international body, the Chemical Weapons Convention says it was created "for the sake of all mankind, to exclude completely the possibility" of their use.
The U.K., which recently announced it was sending armored vehicles to the rebel forces, warned Tuesday that if the use of chemical weapons was confirmed it would change its approach.
"We are aware of today's press reports alleging that a chemical weapon was fired in the north of Syria and we are looking into this," a spokesman for the U.K. Foreign Office said.
"The use of chemical weapons would be abhorrent and would be universally condemned," he added. "The U.K. is clear that the use or proliferation of chemical weapons would demand a serious response from the international community and force us to revisit our approach so far."
Russia – one of Syria's dwindling number of allies - blamed the opposition, saying it was "seriously concerned" that "weapons of mass destruction are falling into the hands of the rebels," according to a foreign ministry statement reported by Reuters.
Slideshow: The lives of Syrian rebels
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People resisting the army of President Bashar al-Assad in northern Syria cope with loss and prepare for fighting.
The Reuters photographer said victims he had visited in Aleppo hospitals were "mostly women and children."
"They said that people were suffocating in the streets and the air smelt strongly of chlorine," said the photographer, who Reuters said cannot be named for his own safety.
The photographer quoted victims he met at the University of Aleppo hospital and the al-Rajaa hospital as saying: "People were dying in the streets and in their houses."
Reuters described footage aired by Syrian state television:
Men, women and children were rushed inside on stretchers as doctors inserted medical drips into their arms and oxygen tubes into their mouths. None had visible wounds to their bodies, but some interviewed said they had trouble breathing.
An unidentified doctor interviewed on the channel said the attack was either "phosphorus or poison" but did not elaborate.
"The Free Syrian Army hit us with a rocket, we smelled something and then everyone got dizzy and fell down. People were falling to the ground, " said a sobbing woman, lying on a stretcher with a drip in her arm.
A young girl on a stretcher wept as she said: "My chest closed up. I couldn't talk. I couldn't breathe ... We saw people falling dead to the floor. My father fell, he fell and now we don't know where he is. God curse them, I hope they die."
A man in a green surgical mask, who said he had been helping to evacuate the casualties, said: "It was like a powder, and anyone who breathed it in fell to the ground."
Reuters, The Associated Press and NBC News' John Newland contributed to this report.
Syria threatens military action in Lebanon
'Human river' of Syria refugees hits 1 million; UK to send armored vehicles to rebelsUS defense chief: Intel 'raises serious concerns' about Syria chemical weapons


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5 Ways To Make My Favorite Soup: French Onion
Earlier in the week I professed my love for soup and admitted that I'm an equal opportunity soup eater. However, I do have a favorite, and frankly it's hard not to when French onion soup exists.
French onion soup is the perfect combination of everything wonderful in the world. It's hot, cheesy deliciousness that I wish was just never ending. While there is a definite traditional way of making this soup, I've also had so many different varieties that I've learned there's no one right way of making it.
Play around with different cheeses, types of onions and whether you want bread in it or not. Maybe you don't want to bake it — even though I really suggest doing so!
Here are five variations on my favorite soup: French Onion.
• French Onion Soup, Bon Appetit
• French Onion Soup - Oldie but Goodie, Pease Pudding
• Slow Cooker French Onion Soup With Beef, Kitchen Trial and Error
• French Onion Soup, Elly Says Opa!
• French Onion Soup, A Cup of Mai
Related: How To Make French Onion Soup At Home
(Images: Bon Appetit, Pease Pudding, Kitchen Trial and Error, Elly Says Opa!, A Cup of Mai)


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text: firstname.lastname@example.com COUNTY � The deadly Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) outbreak has many people concerned on how it will impact the amount of deer available this season. Three days into archery season, reports locally are pretty positive.But recent news reports � while pointing out the concerns associated with the disease � have been�misleading, with a recent story on WWMT saying that the disease is "wiping out" the deer population. While this outbreak is the largest the DNR has ever seen, the amount of cases reported (and unreported) is a drop in the bucket to the amount of deer that were harvested last year alone.EHD has taken up yards of column inches in newspapers across the state, but the public remains ill-informed on what the disease is and how they can help. While EHD has undoubtedly killed an alarming amount of deer, the idea that the deer population is being "wiped out" isn't exactly accurate."That's not true at all," said Ed Golder, DNR public information officer. "Last year, there were 250,000 deer harvested in the southern lower peninsula alone."The DNR reminds hunters to get out and hunt. While the amount of deer hunters might see will likely be fewer, the amount of deer taken by EHD is a small one, as the whitetail population in Michigan is estimated at 1.7 million. With nearly 8,500 reported cases of EHD in a 25 county area � Lapeer County is the most recent addition � there are many hunters who are understandably worried. But, the DNR is encouraging hunters to go out and hunt, as EHD cannot be transmitted to humans."We're urging people to get out and hunt," said DNR Wildlife Division Chief Russ Mason. "We think there are places where hunters will see fewer deer, but that means they will have to move a bit more and maybe be a bit less selective this season."Mason noted that he has seen many good deer already in the young archery season and from the early doe hunts. Mason believes that many hunters will see a perfectly normal season, but the DNR is still concerned about the EHD numbers."It's a small amount," said Mason. "Having said that, we're still concerned. We need the public to continue to make reports to the DNR."Locally, license purchases seem to be normal, according to Kip Gordon, sales associate at Gander Mountain. Gordon said, while it's hard to tell the exact numbers, people were still lining up in the days prior to the opening of the bow season and early doe season. Despite that, Gordon said some hunters will not make it into the woods this year."I have heard a few say they won't hunt this year," said Gordon.Michigan is ranked third nationally in the number of licensed hunters. Overall, hunting adds $1.3 billion to the economy and adds $153 million to the state tax revenue. Tim Hart, host of the Q-1 Buck Pole, had positive news regarding the first days of the season locally."The news I'm getting around the area is that people are finding deer in a number of places," said Hart.�


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Local family makes saucy video
A local family is a top-10 finalist in a national contest sponsored by Lea & Perrins Thick Classic Worcestershire Sauce. Crozet-based Danny Vigour and his relatives created the 60-second video dubbed "Dawn of Flavor," which features singing cavemen (and women) dancing around a fire, ripping into meat,and shaking the Lea & Perrins paper-wrapped bottle. Now, online voters will determine the winner of promotional contest, which features a $5,000 cash prize plus hundreds of dollars of meat and sauce products. Voting continues until Thursday, July 30 at 11:59:59.
This is not Danny Vigour's first success in a national contest; in 2008, as a senior in high school, Vigour won a Youtube contest sponsored by the Newspaper Association of America Foundation asking entrants to show ways in which newspapers impact their daily lives.
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Yes, it had to be a rap.
Never heard of this contest, but I checked out the link. What were the rules? That it had to be a rap type of thing? I thought they all sucked, but I've always liked the product. 'Til now that is.


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This story appears in the September 2011 issue of National Geographic magazine.
From where I live a couple of hours north of New York City, I can feel the peculiar gravity of the Adirondacks, which lie another two hours to the north and west. It's a gravity as strong as Manhattan's but the opposite kind—the beckoning of few roads and few people, the pull of a wild region large enough to have an "interior." Here, the outside world seems to vanish behind enfolding mountains, quarantined away by river, still water, and wetland. Crest one of the High Peaks, and all you see is Adirondacks.
Visitors have been coming steadily to these mountains since the mid-19th century. In the early days they came by horse-drawn wagon, Lake George steamer, and train. Today you can get to the Adirondacks by making a left off the highway from Albany to Montreal. And yet some approaches still let you feel you're being devoured by remoteness.
The soil changes mile by mile on a drive up from the south. Soon a dark wall of trees—red spruce, balsam fir, beech, hemlock—surrounds you, and there's a sudden stony persistence. You're climbing onto the Adirondack dome, an exposure of ancient rock thrusting upward, rising faster than anything around it. Then comes water, some of it visible, much of it secret: ponds, lakes, creeks, rivers, and bogs too saturated to bear the weight of anything much heavier than a beaver. Here is a place, as the philosopher William James wrote more than a century ago, to "aspire downwards."
Aspiring downwards for James, like so many visitors then and now, meant climbing upward, as he did in the summer of 1898, hiking up Mount Marcy and Gothics and Basin Mountains all on one memorable day. Others aspire downwards deep in the St. Regis Canoe Area, floating in a seam of light, a silent wake trailing behind their canoe. At such moments it's possible to pretend you're looking straight back into history, well past 1898, if not quite so far as 1609, when Samuel de Champlain came within eyeshot of these mountains.
It's easy to believe, even now, that almost nothing has changed in what James called the "primitive forest." But with few exceptions, almost everything has changed in the Adirondacks. The unbroken green of the summer landscape rolling out from the High Peaks hides a singular fact: New York's Adirondack Park may be the most complicated park on the planet.
The best way to grasp its complexity is by considering a simple question: How do you make a park? In Yellowstone—the first national park in the world—the land was set aside in a single, nearly virginal lump. But by the time Congress protected Yellowstone in 1872, portions of the Adirondacks had been industrial zones for more than half a century, especially along the tributaries of the Hudson River and Lake Champlain. The forest was being cut for charcoal to heat forges working iron from Adirondack mines, for hemlock bark used in local tanneries, and for sawlogs milled downstream. This was the logging of legend, before mechanization: breast-high stumps left by men swinging axes or wielding crosscut saws, horses skidding logs, rivers regulated as "public highways" for log driving.
By 1890, according to the New York Times, there was widespread fear that it was "too late to preserve the Adirondack forests." The intrusion of railroads brought tourists but also extended the reach of loggers. There were "few live trees in sight" along the rail lines, and visitors passed through a country "still blackened from the fires that have passed over it."
Part of the miracle of the Adirondacks is how quickly these abused lands healed. Just decades earlier, in the 1870s, the state had begun taking over parcels of cutover land forfeited for nonpayment of taxes. By 1892 it was ready to make a park of them. The original boundary embraced 2.8 million acres, only half of which actually belonged to the state. (Private land today makes up roughly half the park.) New York enshrined its sprawling forest preserve in the state constitution, which protects the state-owned park as "forever wild."
Since then the park has grown to almost six million acres—the largest park of any kind in the lower 48 states. It encompasses nearly every type of land classification imaginable: wilderness, wild forest, primitive area, land owned by investment groups and private clubs, industrial land, land held in trust by environmental organizations, private land under state easement, and private land without easement, not to mention 103 municipalities within the park, including towns and villages like Tupper Lake, Lake Placid, and Keene. The result is an intricate mosaic of lands and an equally intricate mosaic of humans, all of whom influence the governance and direction of the park itself.
A warm August weekend. At the early morning trailheads, casual hikers are setting off on long and short loops. Climbers ready their gear impatiently, eager to get to the rock faces. Cyclists thread past them, heads down. On the grounds of the Adirondack Museum and along the highway leading to Blue Mountain Lake, crafts and antiques are being set out. Breakfast smoke rises from campfire villages deep in the woods. Canoes and kayaks work their way along the perch-colored shallows of Lower St. Regis Lake. Hikers are waking in lean-tos down the trails, and someone is surely drinking coffee over a laptop in a modern lodge modeled after one of the great Adirondack "camps"—vast log mansions that were once the pinnacle of rustic luxury.
While these capillaries of civilization reach far into the park, there's an inescapable sense wherever you go in the Adirondacks that just a short distance away a wilderness begins—many wildernesses, in fact. What's arresting about the Adirondacks isn't the tantalizing promise of another view lying out of sight, though the park is an endless beaded chain of new perspectives. What's arresting is the absence of a view, the dense enclosure of the eastern forest, the depth of the biotic floor you step across as you move deeper and deeper into a kind of Leatherstocking shade. It seems irrational to feel the trees closing behind you, as if the forest is cutting you off from the present. But the gravity you feel—drawing you over rock and moss, through small streams where the light opens overhead, across deadfalls, and into pure dim stands of hemlock—is the returning wildness of the place.
"The Adirondacks are the Eden of restoration," says Bill McKibben, writer, environmentalist, and longtime Adirondacks resident. "This is probably the place on Earth that went brown to green most resoundingly over the 20th century. Many places in the park you need to be a silviculturist to know you're not in virgin forest. Almost all the original species are back."
When the Adirondack Park was established in 1892, it was intended to be a preserve, not an experiment. And yet the park has become an inadvertent laboratory exploring the coexistence of a nature preserve with a resident population of some 130,000 humans and millions of summer visitors. The biological experiment has been an unqualified success—biodiversity is rebounding—but the social and economic experiment is ongoing.
That experiment is overseen by the Adirondack Park Agency, established by the New York legislature in 1971. Its commission is planning and policy for a park that embraces one-fifth of the state and a maddening puzzle of land types and uses, putting the agency at the center of tension between development and preservation.
"There's almost nothing that's strictly prohibited in the park," says Curt Stiles, the agency's chairman. "It's just a matter of finding the right place for it." Somewhere within the park there is provision, through land classification and environmental impact assessment, for nearly every kind of human activity, from industry to wilderness solitude. Judging by the political temperature in the park at the moment, there seems to be a tolerable, perhaps even sustainable, balance between protection and use. But the scales require constant adjustment in response to shifting conditions—not least of which is the threat posed by climate change.
There's good evidence that climate change is manifesting itself in the park: Average summer temperatures have increased by about two degrees over the past hundred years, winter temperatures by about five. Lakes are freezing up later in the year, and spring is arriving earlier. The park is the southern limit for some plants, and rare alpine species that once thrived atop the High Peaks are now at risk of vanishing.
I find myself imagining a time-lapse photo of future changes, imagining, as well, a time-lapse of the past century and a half in these timeless mountains: the logging and mining and burning, the movement to protect the last fragments of untouched forest, the regreening of this resilient landscape. The remembering is reassuring. For decades now, the stewards of this cherished park have been searching for balance. More often than not, it seems, they've found it.


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Rep. Nadler Proposes The RIAA Bailout Act Of 2012
from the riaa-bailout dept
Of course, this is all somewhat related to the RIAA's ongoing push for a Performance Rights Act, which would force radio stations to pay extra royalties for when they play music. Under existing law, radio stations only pay the composers/songwriters for songs played on the air, due to the recognition that radio airplay is basically a massive advertisement for the musicians and it's silly to have stations pay the copyright holders for advertising their works. In fact, it's doubly crazy when you realize that the history of radio is filled with pretty indisputable evidence that the major music labels find tremendous value in radio play: payola. Payola is all about the labels increasing the airplay, knowing that it leads to all sorts of revenue elsewhere. But the RIAA is so insanely greedy these days that it's been begging for this form of a "bailout" for quite some time -- seeking to get radio stations to pay them for playing the same music that the labels are paying the stations (indirectly, of course, thanks to all the payola settlements) to play!
These proposals don't directly address that issue, but are clearly based on this idea. In fact, Nadler is incredibly upfront that he views taxing internet radio is his way of making up the money that isn't being collected from terrestrial radio:
"The lack of a performance royalty for terrestrial radio airplay is a significant inequity and grossly unfair. We can't start a race to the bottom when it comes to royalty rates and compensation for artists," Nadler said in a statement. "The Interim FIRST Act would provide artists with fair compensation for the valuable creations they share with all of us."In other words, because we can't fund an RIAA bailout off the backs of terrestrial radios (thanks in part to the powerful lobbying of the NAB), we'll instead increase the existing (and already crippling) tax on the useful and innovative services that are trying to help drag the RIAA (kicking and screaming) into the future.
Pandora is, quite reasonably, worried about this turn of events, noting that this new tax would be "astonishingly unfair."
Nadler seems to think that Chaffetz's plan is unfair because it would mean lower royalties from the internet streamers, but that's a gross distortion for a few reasons. First off, it assumes a perfectly static market, which is wrong. Second, it seems to assume that the identical number of services and the identical number of listens will occur. That's not true. As it stands now, the rates are so damaging that Pandora -- the top player in the space -- has made it clear it may never be profitable. Yes, never. Nadler's bill would effectively make sure that no one else in that market would be profitable either. The end result? Many of these services don't exist or never get started. That would actually mean fewer services, fewer listeners and lower royalties.
It's almost as if he has no concept of price elasticity. Lower prices can create higher total income. Also, the idea that any particular Congressional Rep. should be (effectively) determining what the "fair" price is for anything is, well, horrifying.
If these royalties are going to exist, is it really so crazy to think that perhaps (just perhaps) keeping the rates low, to encourage these useful new services to come along and grow, might be a good thing? But, instead, the RIAA and its members are so greedy for the largest payout per music listen, that they're clearly willing to kill off useful legal streaming services like Pandora. In the long run, that's not good (at all) for the record labels and the RIAA, but they've never been particularly good at seeing beyond the price per listen.
Either way, can anyone explain just why the government is bailing out the RIAA in the first place?


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|Posted: January 29, 2009
Nanomagnetic fingerprints enable breakthrough for next-generation information storage media
|(Nanowerk News) In the race to develop the next generation of storage and recording media, a major hurdle has been the difficulty of studying the tiny magnetic structures that will serve as their building blocks. Now a team of physicists at the University of California, Davis, has developed a technique to capture the magnetic "fingerprints" of certain nanostructures even when they are buried within the boards and junctions of an electronic device. This breakthrough in nanomagnetism was published in the Jan. 19 issue of Applied Physics Letters.
|The past decade has witnessed a thousand-fold increase in magnetic recording area density, which has revolutionized the way information is stored and retrieved. These advances are based on the development of nanomagnet arrays which take advantage of the new field of spintronics: using electron spin as well as charge for information storage, transmission and manipulation.
|But due to the miniscule physical dimensions of nanomagnets some are as small as 50 atoms wide observing their magnetic configurations has been a challenge, especially when they are not exposed but built into a functioning device.
|This magnetic fingerprint, or "FORC distribution, " of 10-nanometer-thick cobalt nanodisks shows that all the magnetic moments are pointing in the same direction. (Image: Kai Liu/UC Davis)
|"You can't take full advantage of these nanomagnets unless you can 'see' and understand their magnetic structures not just how the atoms and molecules are put together, but how their electronic and magnetic properties vary accordingly," said Kai Liu, a professor and Chancellor's Fellow in physics at UC Davis. "This is difficult when the tiny nanomagnets are embedded and when there are billions of them in a device."
|To tackle this challenge, Liu and three of his students, Jared Wong, Peter Greene and Randy Dumas, created copper nanowires embedded with magnetic cobalt nanodisks. Then they applied a series of magnetic fields to the wires and measured the responses from the nanodisks. By starting each cycle at full saturation that is, using a field strong enough to align all the nanomagnets then applying a progressively more negative field with each reversal, they created a series of information-rich graphic patterns known to physicists as "first-order reversal curve (FORC) distributions."
|"Each pattern tells us a different story about what's going on inside the nanomagnets," Liu said. "We can see how they switch from one alignment to another, and get quantitative information about how many nanomagents are in one particular phase: for example, whether the magnetic moments are all pointing in the same direction or curling around a disk to form vortices. This in turn tells us how to encode information with these nanomagnets."
|The technique will be applicable to a wide variety of physical systems that exhibit the kind of lag in response time (or hysteresis) as magnets, including ferroelectric, elastic and superconducting materials, Liu explained. "It's a powerful tool for probing variations, or heterogeneity, in the system, and real materials always have a certain amount of this."
|Source: UC Davis
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text: Regis people serve refugee populations in Fort Morgan Nursing student Sara Gallegos grew up just 40 minutes west of Fort Morgan, Colo., in the small town of Keenesburg. Yet before participating in a Regis service-learning immersion trip, she knew little about the growing population of refugees living in the next town over. Sara was one of two students, two faculty members and two service-learning directors who made the trip to Fort Morgan last fall as part of an immersion experience organized by the Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions (RHCHP). The experience offered Regis nursing and health services administration students an opportunity to explore critical issues of health and social justice in the immigrant refugee communities of urban Denver and rural Fort Morgan, which is just an hour away from campus. "It is shocking that no one knows that a community like this is so close," Sara said. "But, of course, I had no idea either. This kind of need, this kind of opportunity is right in our backyard." Sara and her group wasted no time in getting to know these refugees, many of whom are from Somalia. The group also met with health professionals at the Salud Family Health Center and visited Cargill, a meatpacking plant where some of the refugees work. Their goal: to understand the challenges that refugees face on a daily basis and to gain insights into the culture, values and perspectives immigrants and refugees bring to enhance local communities. Confronting matters of social justice close to campus was among the motivating factors for the experience, said Jeremy Lee, director of service learning for RHCHP. Lee is working to make the Fort Morgan experience a biannual service trip. "We don't have to travel to other countries," Sara said. "Our immersion programs that do are incredible, but to know that this is right here is astounding. It forces us to ask 'Do you know what is going on down the street?' and invites us to raise awareness in our own communities and at Regis." Serve in your own backyard with RHCHP.


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Private wells should be tested for arsenic, uranium
The state Department of Public Health on Monday announced it is recommending that private well owners test their wells for arsenic and uranium.
These naturally occurring metals are found in groundwater in sporadic locations across the state and can lead to adverse health effects, the health department said in a news release.
"Recent well testing in various towns around Connecticut has found arsenic and uranium," said DPH Epidemiologist Brian Toal. "While the distribution of contaminated wells has been sporadic, there have been enough findings statewide to prompt recommended testing for both metals in all Connecticut towns."
Wells should be tested at the time of sale of the home and also when a new well is drilled. Wells should be tested again every five years. If levels are found to be higher than state or federal criteria, homeowners have a number of effective treatment options to lower levels of the metals to less concerning levels. The cost for testing for both metals can range between $65 and $100, the health department said.
"The only way to know if these metals are present in your private well is to have your well tested," Toal said. "Since tests for arsenic and uranium are not usually part of a standard well analysis, homeowners will need to specifically ask labs to analyze for these metals."
Arsenic and uranium are metals that occur naturally in bedrock all over the world. When groundwater comes in contact with the bedrock, the metals may leach out and contaminate private wells. Both metals are considered toxic and can have a variety of adverse health effects if people are exposed at high enough levels and for a long period of time.
Arsenic is classified as a human cancer-causing agent, which has been associated with increased risk of lung, bladder and skin cancers. The type of uranium found in groundwater is not considered a radioactive risk and is therefore not a major cancer concern. However, the toxicity of the uranium metal has been associated with adverse effects on kidney function.
For information, visit: http://www.ct.gov/dph/lib/dph/environmental_health/eoha/pdf/03_arsenic_in_drinking_water.pdf; and: http://www.ct.gov/dph/lib/dph/environmental_health/eoha/pdf/uranium_in_well_water.pdf.


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Los Angeles Lakers vs. Detroit Pistons
Friday, November 14th
Live: 7:30 PM
The Los Angeles Lakers aren't merely the NBA's last undefeated team, they're the league's most dominant, winning by an average of 18 points each time they've taken the court.
To stay perfect, they'll have to beat the Detroit Pistons - a team they've been far from flawless against in recent years.
Kobe Bryant and the Lakers will get their first look at Allen Iverson in a Pistons uniform Friday night at Staples Center, where they'll try to remain perfect against a Detroit club that's beaten them in seven of their last nine meetings.
Los Angeles seems eager to erase its final image from last season's playoffs, a 39-point blowout loss in Boston in Game 6 of the NBA finals. The Lakers (7-0) have been the ones delivering the lopsided results so far in 2008-09, averaging a league-high 104.7 points and yielding a league-low 86.7.
They've won their last two by just seven points apiece, but both victories came on the road against Western Conference playoff teams. Los Angeles jumped out to a 23-point third-quarter lead Wednesday before hanging on for a 93-86 victory at New Orleans to stay unbeaten.
"If at the end of the season it's like this then it would mean a lot,'' coach Phil Jackson said. "There have been a lot of teams that have gotten off to good starts and it doesn't mean they have a great finish, but this is what we want to do and we're doing the right thing."
The Lakers have been even more impressive at home, winning by an average of 22.3 points. Recently, though, they've struggled regardless of where they've played Detroit. Los Angeles has won just twice in its last nine meetings with the Pistons, losing by an average of 7.7 points.
The key for Detroit has been containing Bryant. The reigning NBA MVP has been held to 20 points or fewer in five of his last eight games versus the Pistons.
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Mean reversion to blame
Given that I wasn't alive before I was born and won't be when I pass on, my life seems to be an experiment in avoiding death, the ultimate reversion to the mean. This has led me on a path toward investment for the future, since statistics say I'm too young to die.
Chinese firms listed on the US bourse are demonstrating how the truth — however ugly it may be — is always better than lies in an investing environment. Note how Muddy Waters Research Group short-sold shares before releasing a report detailing Sino-Forests' accounting shortcomings, after which the stock tanked, and the firm was properly and promptly delisted amid fraud allegations.
It doesn't bode well that accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers recently absolved itself from responsibility for one Chinese firm's books and walked away. This is another example of reverting to the mean of honesty. Now, every Chinese company on the US bourse will face increased scrutiny, given that these companies' books are considered "state secrets" of Chinese Communist Party leaders.
In terms of transparency and ease of doing business, Taiwan beats China in every category, as rated by many international analysts. Furthermore, it's proven that plain dealings, monitored and fairly enforced by the rule of law and media, are actually the factors that precede the strength of a growing economy, whether national or personal in scale.
Taiwan's African ally [Editor's note: country not specified], now a net exporter of rice, is an encouraging example. Sadly, our diplomatic ally Haiti is still in the poverty doldrums after its devastating earthquake years ago. If local investors help Haiti's economy grow when they're not living in tent camps, as they are now, after another recent hurricane, then they will help Taiwan's economy sometime in the future.
Taiwan should at least freely share its agricultural abundance, which includes organic fruit, vegetable, tea and mushroom farming technology and training. Like working families who live hand-to-mouth, any island country that imports most of its food and energy is doomed. Let's help Haiti.
Many investors seem to ignore the nearly limitless extent of the shadow economy, which has tentacles reaching everywhere, the drug trade being one immoral example. The "war on drugs" has created only carcasses, not cures.
Regardless whether it's doping scandals in sports, worldwide match-fixing or politicians front-running every stock trade before the public gets the information, the truth "will always win out.
To cite several examples, a whistleblower at HSBC Bank, alleging tax evasion, passed a CD of names on to world leaders. In sports, a top athlete was denigrated for profitably engaging in the world's oldest profession. Distortions are everywhere.
China continues to build stadiums for a soccer league that doesn't exist in a graft-based, centrally planned economy, which aren't even available for local schools' sporting events, a mystery to anyone who's concerned about return on, not of, investment.
Despite my reputation as a "doomer," I see great hope in the "Mayan transition" toward greater honesty and integrity, on an international, national and personal level. Get out of debt, people. Save cash and go long-term gold, and that means you, Taiwan's central bank.
Debt is evil, and it leads to an increasing and catastrophic disconnect from the mean.
Torch Pratt
Greater Taichung


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The lone first-timer in the field of six 2-year-old fillies, Fashion Alert was quickly sent to the front from the outside post by Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez with Lindy and Awesomendensome in pursuit.
Shaking free of those two on the turn, Fashion Alert spun into the stretch with a four-length lead and was never challenged as she cruised under the wire.
"She broke to the inside and after three jumps she got into a nice rhythm and sat out in the middle of the track for a while," said Velazquez. "It was pretty easy."
Fashion Alert earned $60,000 for owner George Bolton, who paid $125,000 for the Old Fashioned filly last September at Keeneland.
Trainer Todd Pletcher, who is 2-0-1 with his juveniles at Belmont Park this spring, said the Grade 3, $100,000 Schuylerville on July 18 at Saratoga Race Course likely would be the next spot for Fashion Alert.
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Thanks to all BAFfer's in the last year or so, for info, advice and support in putting together this discography.
This is only a 1970's (1969 - 1982 ish ) discography and the framework is in place but there are many gaps / omissions so please keep the help coming. Apologies also to all the non-broadband users as the pages are too big to browse comfortably at present….


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- Are you bored sitting on the sidelines watching your children do all the cool activities?
- Are you looking for something meaningful and rewarding to do with your children?
At United Martial Arts Centers, we specialize in family martial arts. UMAC's Family Program allows children and adults to train together in the same class. There is nothing more rewarding than both parents and children learning and accomplishing great things together that they have worked so hard for.
What are the Benefits of the UMAC Family Program?
- Memorable Quality Family Time: The UMAC Family Program allows children and adults to train together in the same class. With the hustle and bustle of today's society, UMAC gives the whole family unit an opportunity to be together in a positive environment. Most important, spending quality time together and creating memories that will last a lifetime.
- Train as a Family: UMAC Family Classes are extremely popular because parents and children train as a family. No longer will parents have to go back and forth two or three times with their children dropping them off for different classes. The whole family progresses together, develops together, and shares a common bond that continues to strengthen as time goes on.
- Set and Achieve Goals as a Family: The martial arts is all about setting and accomplishing short-term goals to achieve long-term goals. Put the whole family into the mix and now there is something very powerful. The fact that family members support each other through encouragement and shared effort, strengthens the relationships of any family. When the goals are achieved, it is life altering for all involved!
- Fun: The classes at UMAC are extremely fun and exciting. Family classes take the emphasis away from the parents and places it on the training. This is one of the biggest benefits for parents of our Family Program. Moms and dads are parents 24 hours a day everyday. In the Family Program, children and parents are training partners and leave the parenting to us. This way moms and dads can have FUN with their children and enjoy the quality time together.
- Get in Shape: There is no doubt that classes at UMAC will get you in great physical condition. Classes will definitely get your heart rate up, improve your flexibility while you learn valuable skills that will give you a well-rounded martial arts education.
Why UMAC is Uncommon:
- Professional Martial Artists: The Masters are full-time martial artists at United Martial Arts Centers, where we train and teach for a living. It is our lifestyle, not something we do part-time. We wake up every morning filled with energy and passion to share with our families and help guide them on their martial arts journey.
- Parents are "in the game" rather than on the sidelines: So many activities children do have a waiting area for the parents to view. Not at UMAC! We take the parents off the sidelines and put them in the action. We have a saying at UMAC, "We would much rather be a player than a fan." It is better to develop with your children rather than just watch.
- Family Free Plan: We know when families train together, they become long-lasting students because the families appreciate the benefits the whole family can experience. That is why when two family members train, the rest of the family comes for FREE! That's right, two members pay full-price and every other family member has free tuition.
"The family that kicks together, sticks together"
United Martial Arts Centers have graduated many families to black belt together as one family unit. There is nothing more powerful than achieving such a huge goal with the ones you love the most. UMAC has created an environment that supports families spending more quality time together, working towards common goals, developing confidence, along with "kick butt" training experience for the whole family!
"One of the best decisions I ever made. Over the last 4-1/2 years, our family has created some of the best memories, and for me, I would not trade for anything in the world. We have had some belly laughs, some happy tears and the best martial arts training one could hope for. At a time when most teenagers are looking to separate and withdraw from their parents, our family looks forward to training together and values our time together."
- Instructor Tom Kukowski: 2nd Degree Black Belt and father of three black belts
Results to expect from the Family Martial Arts Program:
A more tight-knit family that is spending shared quality time together.
Adults training will lose weight, get fit and feel great!
Children will have more respect, discipline and confidence in all areas of their life.
Creating memorable moments on a consistent and regular basis as you share the gifts that martial arts have to offer.


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IOS-FW - Block IPv6 Extension Headers
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IPv6 packets have the ability to use extension headers, these will be placed between the IPv6 portion and the next header (ex. ICMP). The following example is blocking the extension header 43 (dest-op), notice that there is three commands in the access-list block4 (the only one being used in this configuration) You can tell it is the only being used by looking at g0/1 and seeing the command ipv6 traffic-filter block4 in
deny 60 any any sequence 30 deny ipv6 any any dest-option permit ipv6 any any
The first command actually does nothing at this time to block this type of header (look at version, may change), the 2nd command blocks the dest-option extension headers that I am sending with the Spirent TestCenter and the third command is allowing all other ipv6 traffic because just like IPv4 access-list there is an implicit deny after the final statement in an access-list.
The switch is just used so I can test other devices besides the 3845 by switching vlans around.
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barbrady#sh ver Cisco IOS Software, 3800 Software (C3845-ADVENTERPRISEK9-M), Version 15.1(2)T1, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1) Technical Support: http://www.cisco.com/techsupport Copyright (c) 1986-2010 by Cisco Systems, Inc. Compiled Wed 11-Aug-10 15:10 by prod_rel_team ROM: System Bootstrap, Version 12.4(13r)T11, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1) barbrady uptime is 6 minutes System returned to ROM by power-on System image file is "flash:c3845-adventerprisek9-mz.151-2.T1.bin" Last reload type: Normal Reload This product contains cryptographic features and is subject to United States and local country laws governing import, export, transfer and use. Delivery of Cisco cryptographic products does not imply third-party authority to import, export, distribute or use encryption. Importers, exporters, distributors and users are responsible for compliance with U.S. and local country laws. By using this product you agree to comply with applicable laws and regulations. If you are unable to comply with U.S. and local laws, return this product immediately. A summary of U.S. laws governing Cisco cryptographic products may be found at: http://www.cisco.com/wwl/export/crypto/tool/stqrg.html If you require further assistance please contact us by sending email to email@example.com. Cisco 3845 (revision 1.0) with 482304K/41984K bytes of memory. Processor board ID FTX1405AJSE 2 Gigabit Ethernet interfaces 1 terminal line 2 Virtual Private Network (VPN) Modules 1 cisco ips sensor(s), ips monitoring on slot 1 DRAM configuration is 64 bits wide with parity enabled. 479K bytes of NVRAM. 500472K bytes of ATA System CompactFlash (Read/Write) License Info: License UDI: ------------------------------------------------- Device# PID SN ------------------------------------------------- *0 CISCO3845-MB FOC14023AUF Configuration register is 0x2102
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barbrady#sh run Building configuration... Current configuration : 1694 bytes ! ! Last configuration change at 17:43:30 UTC Thu Aug 12 2010 ! version 15.0 service timestamps debug datetime msec service timestamps log datetime msec no service password-encryption ! hostname barbrady ! boot-start-marker boot-end-marker ! ! no aaa new-model ! ! ! ! ! ! dot11 syslog ip source-route ! ! ip cef ! ! ipv6 unicast-routing ipv6 cef ! multilink bundle-name authenticated ! ! ! ! voice-card 0 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! license udi pid CISCO3845-MB sn FOC14023AUF ! redundancy ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! interface GigabitEthernet0/0 no ip address duplex auto speed auto media-type rj45 ipv6 address 2000::1/64 ! ! interface GigabitEthernet0/1 no ip address duplex full speed 1000 media-type rj45 ipv6 address 3000::1/64 ipv6 enable ipv6 traffic-filter block4 in ! ! interface IDS-Sensor0/1 no ip address shutdown service-module fail-open ! hold-queue 60 out ! ip forward-protocol nd ! ! ip http server no ip http secure-server ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 172.18.153.1 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ipv6 access-list block deny 0 any any log sequence 60 permit ipv6 any any ! ipv6 access-list block2 deny 43 any any sequence 30 deny 43 any any mobility sequence 50 deny ipv6 any any routing-type 2 permit ipv6 any any ! ipv6 access-list block3 sequence 60 deny 59 any any permit ipv6 any any ! ipv6 access-list block4 deny 60 any any sequence 30 deny ipv6 any any dest-option permit ipv6 any any ! control-plane ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! line con 0 line aux 0 line 386 no activation-character no exec transport preferred none transport input all transport output pad telnet rlogin lapb-ta mop udptn v120 ssh stopbits 1 speed 115200 line vty 0 4 login ! scheduler allocate 20000 1000 end barbrady#


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John 'Jack' Dardis named Adjutor Hominum award recipient
Loyola press release - April 2, 2012
The Loyola University New Orleans Alumni Association has selected John "Jack" Dardis '63 as the 2011 recipient of the Adjutor Hominum Award, the highest honor bestowed by the Alumni Association.
Each year, the association recognizes an outstanding graduate whose life demonstrates the values and philosophy of a Jesuit education—namely moral character, service to humanity and unquestionable integrity. The Adjutor Hominum Award was presented to Dardis on April 15 at the annual Alumni Association Jazz Brunch in the Danna Student Center's St. Charles Room. For ticket information, call Lisa Adams at 504-861-5447 or visit http://www.alumni.loyno.edu/alumniwknd12.
"When I see the list of past winners, it is a bit overwhelming to be included in that group. Twenty-five years ago, my wife's father, for whom I have the utmost respect, received this award –what a great honor to be perceived in any way like him," Dardis said.
Dardis graduated from Loyola in 1963 with a bachelor's degree in business administration. He is the chairman and owner of Dardis, Couvillon and Associates, a branch of Next Financial Group, Inc.
While attending Loyola, Dardis was student council president and a member of Alpha Omicron service fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity and sodality president. He received the Charles H. Bailey Award for Outstanding Male Leader on Campus, the Alpha Pi Omicron Award for Service to the University, the Dean's Award from the College of Business and the Chicago Tribune Award, among others. He has spent many years supporting Wolfpack athletics and the Business Administration Program.
Dardis served in the U.S. Army from 1963 – 67. While on duty in Vietnam, he accepted the assignment as the liaison officer for a mission club project in an orphanage and school for blind girls.
Within New Orleans, Dardis is president of the board of the Catholic Foundation and serves on a number of other boards, including the Archdiocese of New Orleans Investment Committee, Jesuit High School, Dominican High School, Legatus of New Orleans, Closer Walk Ministries, Christopher Holmes, Inc., Sugar Bowl, Sierra Club, Christian Health Ministries and Manresa House. For his service to the community, Dardis has received the Order of St. Louis Medallion, East Jefferson General Hospital's Auxiliary "Great Gentleman Award," Pro Ecclessian et Pontifice, Outstanding Local President Award from the Louisiana Jaycees, the Kendal Crum Award for Outstanding Jaycees, St. Elizabeth's Guild Top Ten Activists Award, Alumnus of the Year from Jesuit High School and the Homines Pro Allis Award from Manresa Retreat House.
As a volunteer for Loyola, Dardis has served as a member of the President's Council, a trustee-member of the Endowment and Finance Committee and chairman of the Endowment Committee. He taught for two years in the College of Business, headed the Loyola MBA Program from 1978 – 79 and was selected as "Alumnus of the Year" in 1991 by the College of Business.
Dardis lives with his wife and Loyola alumna, Anne '67. They have 10 children and 24 grandchildren.


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But it's the other hand (or rather, clause) that really irritates me. People in charge? As opposed to what? Dogs? An all powerful computer? A terrifying fatalism that allows us to abrogate all sense of responsibility?
I don't mean to make this a partisan blog, so please don't consider this to be the beginning of a series of anti-Huhne broadsides. But I do get annoyed when politicians state the bleeding obvious as though it was a vision for the future. If Nick Clegg says anything as pointless and vacuous I will happily jump on it.
Instead of "People in charge", might I suggest to Chris two possible alternatives, either of which would have more meaning but which offer a very different solution to the problems we face. Both would appeal to liberals (I think) because they are significant shifts away from the current Statist, centralised status quo. Yet the solutions they offer are derived from very different strands of liberalism.
Chris Huhne: a fairer society; where people are free – indicating a society where government no longer provides monopoly services, but instead ensures that everybody has the resources necessary to provide themselves with the basic essentials of sustenance, shelter, medical care, education and welfare; and where there is far less legislation and regulation of people's lives.
Chris Huhne: a fairer society, managed by the people – indicating a society where government monopoly services are controlled by tiers of government closer (and so more responsive) to citizens or by directly elected boards; and where the regulations and legislation that shape our lives are instigated and voted upon through more grass-roots mechanisms (e.g. citizen's juries; plebiscites; mandatory petitions).
My regular reader will know which I prefer, but I hope that I have fairly presented the two sides. By choosing one (or offering an alternative – comments welcome) Chris would be doing that thing so rare among the political classes these days – telling us where he stands. I hope and trust that over the coming weeks he'll do just that.
In the meantime, I expect and fear that this is the not last time such vacuous soundbites will be attached to a campaign.


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Damon Vix didn't have to go to court to push Christmas out of the city of Santa Monica. He just joined the festivities.
The atheist's anti-God message alongside a life-sized nativity display in a park overlooking the beach ignited a debate that burned brighter than any Christmas candle.
Santa Monica officials snuffed the city's holiday tradition this year rather than referee the religious rumble, prompting churches that have set up a 14-scene Christian diorama for decades to sue over freedom of speech violations. Their attorney will ask a federal judge Monday to resurrect the depiction of Jesus' birth, while the city aims to eject the case.
"It's a sad, sad commentary on the attitudes of the day that a nearly 60-year-old Christmas tradition is now having to hunt for a home, something like our savior had to hunt for a place to be born because the world was not interested," said Hunter Jameson, head of the nonprofit Santa Monica Nativity Scene Committee that is suing.
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DALLAS (AP) — Former Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Josh Brent's case in a fatal wreck that left his close friend and teammate dead will soon head to a jury, after his attorneys finished their case in one day, arguing again that he wasn't drunk during the crash.
Brent's defense called several witnesses Friday to make the case they laid out from the very beginning: The blood tests implicating him for drinking were wrong, and photos and video of him appearing to be drunk are misleading. Brent's lead attorney, George Milner, rested his case Friday afternoon, and lead prosecutor Heath Harris said his case was finished shortly afterward.
If convicted of intoxication manslaughter or manslaughter, Brent could get anywhere from probation to 20 years in prison.
The December 2012 wreck in the Dallas suburb of Irving killed Jerry Brown, a practice squad linebacker who played football with Brent at the University of Illinois. Milner has argued that his client was guilty of poor judgment and bad driving, but not of causing the crash by drinking beforehand.
Laboratory expert Janine Arvizu sought to poke holes in a key part of the prosecution's case — the blood tests that showed Brent to have a blood-alcohol level of 0.189 percent, more than twice the legal limit. A toxicologist estimated the 320-pound Brent would have had to have 17 drinks to get that drunk.
But Arvizu accused the Dallas County crime lab of using potentially spoiled fluid to process Brent's blood samples, something she compared to a person drinking milk past its expiration date.
"Just because a result is precise doesn't mean it's accurate," Arvizu said.
Judge Robert Burns would not let her testify about other problems she identified with the crime lab, calling them "pure speculation."
A waitress at the Dallas nightclub where Brent, Brown and other Cowboys players visited that night testified that the club served water in bottles that looked like Champagne — part of Milner's argument that security video of Brent holding the bottles might not have meant he was drinking alcohol.
Milner also argued Brent wasn't a skilled driver and could have caused the wreck without being affected by liquor. Aya Matsuda, a restaurateur and close friend of Brent's, recalled giving him rides to practice after finding out that he was taking the bus because he didn't have a car.
Asked about his drinking at the nightclub, Matsuda said: "He didn't have a single drink in his hand the whole, entire night."
But Irving Police Officer James Fairbairn, under questioning by Milner, said Brent swerved and caused the wreck after initially hitting a curb because he was under the influence.
"Had he not been intoxicated, he probably never would have ended up at that point," Fairbairn said.
The trial so far has taken a week. With the prosecution and defense both wrapping up their cases, the closely watched trial that's included testimony from two Cowboys players could finish sooner than the two weeks originally expected.
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