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Skip to comments.The Republican Identity Crisis
Posted on 12/21/2006 2:57:12 PM PST by Small-L
This reaction previews a broader, high-stakes Republican debate as we head toward the 2008 election. One Republican Partythe Republican Party of movement conservatives on Capitol Hill and in the think-tank worldwill argue that the "big government Republicanism" of the Bush era has been a reason for recent defeats.
Like all fundamentalists, the antigovernment conservatives preach that greater influence requires a return to puritythe purity of Reaganism.
But the golden age of austerity under Reagan is a myth.
As antigovernment conservatives seek to purify the Republican Party, it is reasonable to ask if the purest among them are conservatives at all. The combination of disdain for government, a reflexive preference for markets and an unbalanced emphasis on individual choice is usually called libertarianism. The old conservatives had some concerns about that creed, which Russell Kirk called "an ideology of universal selfishness." ...
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Bush and his GOP cabal view limited government and fiscal conservatives with disdain--"an ideology of universal selfishness." No wonder there is such a chasm developing in the party.
Limited government and fiscal conservatives obviously do not need to support the GOP anymore now that the party has clearly stated their disdain for us.
Abandon the Republican Party. It is dead and deserves to be.
THAT is enough to label him as an enemy of America! Those who belong to CFR are hellbent on destroying America!
And go where?
I'm wondering if we should think in terms of having an efficient and working government. It was really clear that this Congress wasn't working for our interests w/their crazed spending.
I'm not trying to suggest that it will "work" under the Dems, but I'm thinking that instead of talking about how to limit government's influence, how can we work to provide services for people in a cost-effective way - to provide for the defense and security and all the things that are absolutely necessary, while eliminating wasteful programs/spending.
It isn't selfish to want government to be small and non-intrusive; however, I know that I want our government to work in the 21st century.
These are just some thoughts/ideas...I consider myself to be a Republican, but I also want government to work for me - not against me.
Severe lack of testosterone in the Party, IMO. The past six years, the wimps have been wringing their hands instead of fighting back. The only chance the country has is for the GOP to use the RAT'S tactics back on them. Obstruct, accuse, obstruct, accuse.
Any Republican who is having an Identity Crisis has obviously been watching too much left wing liberal spin.
You are a fair weather Conservative, and pretty much subject to weak liberal knee jerk reactions, and maybe you don't deserve to be a Republican.
All Lemmings who read an article posted on Newsweek, MSNBC please feel free to exit to the nearest Republican exit door, and join all the other sheeple headed for the Democrat Cliff and please Jump.
They can boast of no governors nor senators. It would appear that Libertarianism does not connect with any significant number of voters. A party without a base is not a party.
"Unfettered individualism can loosen those bonds, while government can act to strengthen them."
This is pure BS, expanding the role of government weakens these bonds by usurping the role of the institutions of Civil Society.
It is worse today than at almost any other time in history. The GOP is controlled top to middle by liberal, big government ideologues and with no apparent Reagan/Goldwater type leader to lead a resurgence of the conservative wing. I believe it is time to either retake the party or move on. You don't have to form a new party or join a third party. For a start, just withhold donations and vote for only conservatives.
Et tu, Russ! Another Lemming for an MSNBC, Newsweek liberal article. JUMP lemming!
What's that old axiom? Oh yeah, "I didn't leave the Party; it left me."
That's precisely the way I feel about the current "Republican" organization.
Ditto, my loyalty to the party reflects the parties loyalty to me. I don't expect to agree 100%, but we are down to bedrock principles, and I won't concede further.
Exactly. I have a feeling that 60% of the posters here would vote for a Republican candidate who favored abortion, was a socialist, opposed guns, favored gay marriage, as long as he beat the Democrat on just one issue.
"as long as he beat the Democrat on just one issue."
Or just beat the Democrat regardless of issues.
For some, this is a game. They cheer for their team on the field, but don't care what happens to the stadium after the game.....
What fight? This is a complete routing of conservatives by Washington elites who have bought our party.
I'm in!
Newsweek propaganda. Why do they care about the intra-party fights in the GOP.
I was beginning to nod my head in approval while reading this until I came to : "But the golden age of austerity under Reagan is a myth. During the Reagan years, big government got bigger, with federal spending reaching 23.5 percent of GDP (compared with just over 20 percent under the current president)."
I don't have time to research whether these figures are even accurate. What's remarkable with Reagan is that he DRAMATICALLY cut taxes, the economy suddenly grew (compared to the stagflation of the 70s), and tax revenues actually increased. When people make more money, keep more of that money, and get more government services in return....thats the best possible scenario. How to people get paid to write these columns and overlook these simple evaluations.
While his logic is bogus, his conclusions are worth pondering. I too have become frustrated at the ideological nature of free-market/less-government absolutism. In MOST cases, this is the best approach. In other approaches, a blend of the two serves the people best. Just as liberals hold an almost laughable paranoia at corporate America, we sometimes tend to hold that view about government.
"The Libertarian Party would be good if you must pin me down though."
The "libertarian" party is a joke. And not a very funny one at that.
They don't and the only reason this thread is still up is so the screen names that are allowed to turn this site into a cute, one liner, flame wars, bash forum can make their lists of enemies screen names to attack when the next nights of the long knives comes along.
That is exactly my attitude... if they nominate a country club liberal with a fancy Madison Avenue designer label for the White House, no money, no volunteer, no nothin' at all, I vote with my feet, write in Bullwinkle and vote for all the other Republicans I do like...
I like the Constitution Party better.
It's easier to sell to the people.
Sheeple? This is one of those tell tale signs that you listen to the fire-breathing Michael Savage -- a former left-winger that never put away his authoritarian and paternalist ways. Yet you're the good conservative, aren't you? I can tell it in the knuckle-dragging way that you resond the fredom minded people here in this forum. Do you even have a clue as to what (The Spirit of) 1776 represented. Here's a hint, it has little resemblence to the extreme statist desires of that Savage assclown you probably listen to.
JUMP...Lemming, Jump.. and by the way, I don't listen to Michael Savage, I do not even listen to the News, I read it, and make an assessment of what is said. And anyone who puts any puts stock into an article that comes from MSNBC, the same News Network that brings you Screaming Chris Matthews, is well just silly.
The old conservatives had some concerns about that creed, which Russell Kirk called "an ideology of universal selfishness." Conservatives have generally taught that the health of society is determined by the health of institutions: families, neighborhoods, schools, congregations. Unfettered individualism can loosen those bonds, while government can act to strengthen them. By this standard, good public policiesfrom incentives to charitable giving, to imposing minimal standards on inner-city schoolsare not apostasy; they are a thoroughly orthodox, conservative commitment to the common good.
I thought it was called sanity.
The author of this Newsweek piece is using a secular liberal worldview to judge the GOP and does not appear to recognize the effect of Christian morality on the expectations of Republican voters. I would recommend that readers should dismiss this article.
Yay, another article by another Bush Administration socialist. I guess Newsweek never tires of its formula.
Welcome to FR, Newbie. And what would those expectations be? In responding, you may want to address why we should ignore the article since it was written by an advisor to our Republican President. You may also want to compare the view of income redistribution espoused by many of our Christian churches and Marxist Socialist (Compassionate Conservative) principles.
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John J. Castellani
President & C.E.O.
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America
Before: National Journal Forum
Conditions for Progress: Strengthening America's Health Care Ecosystem
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Washington, D.C.
Thank you, Victoria and good morning.
I want to thank the National Journal and Victoria for all that they have done to make this policy summit possible.
There is a scientific proposition developed in-part by the American meteorologist and mathematician Edward Lorenz called chaos theory. It includes something called "the Butterfly Effect."
In its simplest form, everything in the greater ecosystem is inter-related and interconnected.
Small changes and large ones matter. In other words, the hurricane building in the Gulf of Mexico today began with the flapping of a butterfly's wings months before.
I raise the so-called "butterfly effect" because it helps illustrate a basic truth about healthcare in America. It too is an ecosystem.
We too often talk about our health care system as if it is many disparate, sometimes haphazard parts. Doctors, nurses, hospitals, insurers, biopharmaceutical companies, and more, all trying to deliver the moving target of "care."
In fact, it is an intricate, inter-related ecosystem of many different small and large components that are reliant upon one another, with the patient rightly in the middle. It cannot function without all the elements. And it cannot function well if we think of it as just individual actors to be dealt with separately.
Understanding how these systems are linked is critically important when we talk about meeting the healthcare challenges we face.
Our common goal as policy makers, patients, healthcare providers, and creators of new medicines is to foster an environment that advances patient care and promotes medical innovation and good health.
But, as we strive to do so, we must remember that these inter-relationships exist.
Let me give you two examples of how we view the ecosystem within the biopharmaceutical research sector. Our part of the ecosystem includes research companies like our members, patients, caregivers, hospitals, academic research centers and others. Each may at times seem to function apart from other segments of the system, but what happens to one affects all the other parts.
We have a growing diabetes problem in this country. It is and will affect everything we do in healthcare. It will affect health insurance, it will affect the workplace, it will affect healthcare professionals and how they spend their time, and so on.
Today, PhRMA is releasing its latest Medicines in Development report on Diabetes. It shows that there are currently 221 new medicines to treat diabetes in late stage development, testing or before the FDA for approval.
These potential new medicines represent important advances that could both help treat the disease and ease the burden it puts on patients. They also represent the ecosystem working at full speed. The research is conducted by our members and in partnerships with academic medical centers and universities. Patients participate in the clinical trials. Vendors supply equipment and other services needed to test and ultimately produce the medicines. The FDA will review the new medicines for safety and efficacy.
The new medicines could also help reduce the costs of treatment over the long-term, change how and where we treat, reduce the financial and productivity burdens of diabetes on employers and provide clues to even more innovative treatments for diabetes and other conditions.
The point is that these new medicines are developed in a complex ecosystem and also play an important role in an even broader system. As such, the health, fiscal, educational, investment, tax and regulatory policies we choose – policies that on the surface may not seem to have any or only the smallest connection to the development of new diabetes medicines – may have a profound effect.
Vendors and suppliers are another example of the ecosystem – both for the biopharmaceutical sector specifically and the health care industry more broadly. PhRMA measured the scope of these business relationships in 17 states and found over $53 billion in spending by our members with businesses in those states. As PhRMA member companies are affected by economic or policy events, so too are our vendors. The communities they operate in are affected. The men and women they employ are affected. The taxes they pay are affected, and on and on.
While it isn't always evident, the policy choices we make – regulations, spending reductions, investments or neglect of one or more portions of this ecosystem -- have short- and long-term effects on other constituent parts. Some will be obvious. Others, like the vendors I mentioned or the creation of a new diabetes medicine, will be less apparently but just as certainly affected.
That is why we are here today: both to better understand the scope and interconnectedness of our healthcare ecosystem and, to foster a greater dialog about how the economic, health and policy challenges we face affect our ability to advance care and meet patient needs.
If we can do a better job of understanding these relationships, as advocates, policy makers and just plain concerned citizens, we must consider how the choices we make affect our ability to do so -- today, tomorrow and ten years from now.
I'm excited to be here, I thank you all for coming and I am grateful for the participation of all of our panelists, moderators and presenters.
The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) represents the country's leading pharmaceutical research and biotechnology companies, which are devoted to inventing medicines that allow patients to live longer, healthier, and more productive lives. PhRMA companies are leading the way in the search for new cures. PhRMA members alone invested an estimated $49.5 billion in 2011 in discovering and developing new medicines.
Find PhRMA Online:
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RESTful Identity Services - Service Registration
By hubertsblog on Jan 14, 2008
Alright, so in the previous 2 posts I described our overall approach for RESTful identity services and the core scenario we're thinking about. In this post I'm going to explore in a bit more details what happens during the first phase of our scenario: service registration.
One word of caution: this work is evolving quite rapidly so things I present here MAY (and will) change...
In our scenario, our service provider Calendar.com needs to registers itself at our Discovery service. To do so, Calendar.com needs to upload metadata that describes its service at a well known endpoint of the Discovery service. The service metadata we use is derived from what Liberty defines in ID-WSF2.0 although we have simplified it quite a bit. We describe RESTful services with the following metadata:
- Abstract: some text describing the service
- ProviderID: a URI that (uniquely) identifies the service (e.g. something like http://Calendar.com in our example)
- ServiceContext is a complex type with the following elements:
- ServiceType: this is the type of service. An example of this would be "calendar".
- OneTimeURI: this is an element that describes whether this service supports our 1-time URI mechanism or not (described in a subsequent post)
- RegURI: this is the registration URI. This element, assigned by the DS, contains the URI that points to the service metadata. Since it is a resource (in the REST sense) it can be acted upon (e.g. an HTTP DELETE on this URI corresponds to an unregistration).
- SecurityMechID: this describes the security mechanisms supported by Calendar.com. For instance whether it support HTTPS or not.
- Options: used to describe optional features of the service
So, to register its service at the DS, Calendar.com generates the above metadata and send it to the DS at the /SvcMDRegister URI as shown in the illustration below:


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Tuesday of the 15th Week
The Gospel according to Matthew 22:35-46
At that time, a lawyer asked him a question, to test him. "Teacher, which is the great commandment in the law?" And he said to him, "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it, You shall love your neighbor as yourself. On these two commandments depend all the law and the prophets."
Now while the Pharisees were gathered together, Jesus asked them a question, saying "What do you think of Christ? Whose son is he?" They said to him, "The son of David." He said to them, "How is it then that David, inspired by the Spirit, calls him Lord, saying, 'The Lord said to my Lord, Sit at my right hand, till I put your enemies under your feet'? If David thus calls him Lord, how is he his son?" And no one was able to answer him a word, nor from that day did anyone dare to ask him any more questions.
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Review: In 'Steel Hammer,' a Man and a Train in a Race and a Legend
Four playwrights, three vocalists, the troupe Siti Company and the Bang on a Can All Stars interpret the folk tale of John Henry in this production.
December 4, 2015, Friday
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'Babushkas of Chernobyl' Finds Life Thriving in Scarred Land
A new documentary focuses on the women who insist on living near the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster.
November 24, 2015, Tuesday
Review: In 'The Exalted,' Puzzling Stories Inspired by a Rich Life Cut Short
This mix of performance art and music at the BAM Next Wave Festival recounts the life of a German Jewish art historian who committed suicide while fleeing the Nazis.
October 31, 2015, Saturday
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'Steel Hammer' and 'The Christians' Planned for Humana Festival
Now in its 38th year, the festival is scheduled to run Feb. 26 to April 6 in Louisville, Ky.
November 12, 2013, Tuesday
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When Parisians Stormed Out, and the Earth Trembled
"A Rite," a new dance-theater work keyed to the centenary of "The Rite of Spring," was performed by Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane and SITI at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
October 5, 2013, Saturday
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Russia and Stravinsky Are Themes for SummerScape Festival
The Bard College festival is scheduled for July 6 to Aug. 18.
February 6, 2013, Wednesday
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Bodies and Voices Riff on 'Rite of Spring'
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January 28, 2013, Monday
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April 28, 2011, Thursday
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Is this a Macbeth which I see before me? No dagger in sight, the spare, streamlined ''Radio Macbeth'' begins with a golden spotlight on a bald man in suspenders who sounds like the famous murderer but isn't him, exactly. Stephen Duff Webber...
October 13, 2010, Wednesday
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October 11, 2010, Monday
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Spice cake and apple pie filling combine to make one delicious cake!
Top this dessert with a scoop of toasted pecan ice cream and generously drizzle with caramel topping. It's just like eating a caramel apple without the stick!
No cinnamon? Pumpkin pie spice makes a great-tasting stand-in.
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Colombian Beans
FrÝjoles ColombianosDepending on the area of Colombia, some people will use the yellow or ripe plantain rather than the green one used here. PigÆs feet or other pork product is a common addition to this dish.
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1 Carrot, peeled and finely diced
1 Potato, peeled and finely diced
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1 Green plantain, peeled and cut in small dice
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Accompaniment: Canilla Extra Long Grain Rice
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PRICE- Our loving daughter, sister, aunt and friend, Darlene Baca, age 43, passed away peacefully March 6, 2011 at her home in Price.
She was born Dec. 31, 1967 in Price to Ida Sandoval and Elias Baca.
She was a graduate of Carbon High School Class of 1986.
Darlene liked to do crafts and take pictures. She enjoyed playing cards with her friends and being on the computer. She loved the outdoors, especially when she had the opportunity to go camping or fishing.
Survived by her mother, Ida Baca, Price; brothers, Wayne Baca, Price; and Phillip (Berna) Baca, Grand Jct, Colo.; nephews and nieces, Louie Santillanes, Eddie Santillanes, Tina Escoubat, Nicole Baca, Elaine Baca; cousins, Frankie Lee Keysaw and Steve Martinez; uncle and aunt, Frank (Betty) Martinez; niece, Bernice Martinez.
Preceded in death by her father and brother Joe Baca.
Funeral service, Friday, March 11, 2011, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, Price. Family will be at Mitchell's Friday one hour prior to service. Interment Price City Cemetery, Price. Friends are welcome at Mitchell's daily and may share memories of Darlene online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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Tournament Recaps
- Five Things: UConn's Defense, Foul Shooting Fuel Championship Last night, the Huskies cut down the nets in Dallas after beating Kentucky 60-54 to win the school's fourth national championship. Consider that Kentucky needed four straight late escapes to reach the final and you get a sense for what kind of...
- Five Things: Kentucky And UConn To Play For Title The wildest NCAA Tournament of the modern era culminates with an 8 seed versus a 7 seed for the championship. Kentucky, a 74-73 winner over Wisconsin on Saturday, will face Connecticut, which upset Florida 64-53.
- Five Things: Miller Brothers Bounced And Florida Is Still The Favorite Kentucky, the preseason No. 1 that entered the Big Dance unranked, has reached the Final Four as an eight seed. The Wildcats will face Wisconsin, which upset top seed Arizona in a thriller.
- Five Things: NCAA Tournament Opening Weekend By far the most unlikely Sweet 16 matchup is Dayton-Stanford. The 11 seed Flyers started Thursday's madness by beating Ohio State 60-59.
- Five Things: Life On The Bubble And Selection Sunday A great weekend of hoops culminated in Sunday's selection show. With the field set, the real madness can begin.
- Five Things: NCAA Tournament Bids And Wichita's Perfection In the major conferences, Florida completed an undefeated regular season in the SEC and Cincinnati and Louisville tied atop the American.
- Five Things: Iona And Manhattan To Play For MAAC Title Iona and Manhattan, two schools separated by fewer than 10 miles, will play for the MAAC championship in Springfield, MA.


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A few additional fantasy nuggets to help owners set their Week 10 lineups, including injuries, sit/start matchup, a tip of the week and the hottest waiver wire pickups.
Injury report
RB Arian Foster, Texans (questionable)
Little new information on his back injury. Look for Ben Tate to get the majority of snaps regardless.
RB Darren McFadden, Raiders (questionable)
Hamstring injury that forced an early exit in Week 9 is still keeping him from practicing; Rashad Jennings a solid play.
TE Julius Thomas, Broncos (questionable)
Bye week provided welcome time off for his injured ankle to heal; fantasy owners will welcome his return.
STUDS AND DUDS: Expect Brees at his best in prime time
WR Nate Burleson, Lions (doubtful)
Practiced for first time since breaking forearm; may not play this week, but will be a strong WR3 when he does.
RB C.J. Spiller, Bills (probable)
Close to full health, as evidenced by his 61-yard run last week, but still sharing carries with Fred Jackson.
QB Jay Cutler, Bears (questionable)
Decision on his groin injury will be up to team doctors, but he won't play if he isn't 100%.
QB Terrelle Pryor, Raiders (probable)
Knee injury that forced him out of last week's game mostly a precaution; looks good to go vs. Giants.
WR Victor Cruz, Giants (questionable)
Hard to tell how his neck is progressing to the point where he can play. If not, Rueben Randle is a top 20 WR.
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Team is taking every precaution to have him back from hip surgery for the long haul. Look for a Week 11 debut. Until then Golden Tate remains the only startable WR on this run-first team.
RB Darren Sproles, Saints (questionable)
Back at practice following last week's concussion, but Sunday night game makes him a risky start.
RB Andre Brown, Giants (probable)
Looks like Brown will start in Week 10. Expect him to get around 15 touches and be a decent flex play against Oakland.
WR Roddy White, Falcons (questionable)
White is likely to suit up this week, but he isn't start-able until he proves otherwise, especially against the Seahawks.
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START: RB Pierre Thomas, Saints
With Darren Sproles questionable, Thomas should exploit a favorable matchup against the Dallas Cowboys, who allow 6.8 catches per game to running backs — one of his strengths.
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If leaving last week's game with back injury (and zero fantasy points) wasn't enough, the Arizona Cardinals have the NFL's fifth-best defense against the run.
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2. +20% QB Nick Foles, Eagles
3. +18% RB Rashad Jennings, Raiders
4. +18% WR Riley Cooper, Eagles
5. +15% WR Aaron Dobson, Patriots
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Well, even if it doesn't mean much coming from me I just wish you're happy wherever you are.
Well, even if it doesn't mean much coming from me I just wish you're happy wherever you are.
So what that you can see the dark inside of me?
"All our light that shines strong only lasts for so long"
My manga list
Treasure your health guys, as you see not even the young ones are left out of death. Though I dont know what happened to her but she was without a doubt very young to die. Really sad, April aka Redpan, Rest In Peace.
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wow, no words can describe my feelings right now. I will miss her.
I Love You!
I almost bursted into tears in front of the people in my office. It hurts me even more since I also lost a great friend that I met on MS a while ago. I was closer to him than some of my friends irl...
HB, I will miss you. I hope you come back some day. This place is full of nice people you can talk to and that can cheer you up when you are hurt (I know because I went through the same thing).
Redpan, I didn't chat to you too often, but I know you were a very nice person. I will miss you and your art. You will be in my prayers. See you when I get there, girl.
Enjoy your life, and treasure it. Life is short.
OMG i cant believe it im in shock when i read the title im sorry for her friend and family. I always thought that she was really funny and a great person she may rest in peace.
Kick me high, hit me low, spit on me it's gonna take more than that to break my soul.
Redpan ill miss you
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:O never tought that such a thing could happen, i only trade a few words with her in the One Piece and Bleach related sections/clubs, but she really was a nice person.... you will be truly missed, its sad that you wont be here to finish some of your dreams such as know your favorite manga/anime would end and everything, rest in peace RedPan
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I was hoping for awhile that attack would actually be a better version of Yamadzuki. Now let's see what Sakaki's up to.
Yeah I doubt that Hongou's dead. Even though he missed, I think there's something to that last move that he did. That's probably why Sakaki isn't moving.
Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
finally a 'good' guy loses? guess junazard is really on par with the old man i guess.which begs the question y isnt he here to settle this himself?
Well played Syun, well played. You actually gave Hongou a winning chance so he would still looked badass even in defeat.
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haha bazinga guess what he does have a winning chance n is probably gonna do so...badass indeed but i would have liked it if the 'good guys' lost for once
Damn, I thought he was through. What a fighter. Though I still think Jenazad would still win I think Hongou would finally land a significant hit. Sakaki then could take advantage of it when he faces Jenazad next.
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Skip to comments.Is Michelle Obama really "a smoking hot babe" as leftists love to tell us?
Posted on 05/12/2009 3:31:27 PM PDT by Scanian
One more reason why I detest the left is that they are constantly trying to distort reality in the manner so accurately described by George Orwell. This may seem like a trivial example, but the in-your-face insistence that our first lady is some kind of smokin' hot babe is a case in point. All heterosexual men know that this is an outrageous lie. Who are they trying to kid, and why?
Look, we're talking about an average looking woman here. Sarah Palin is not going to lose any sleep over the comparison. But why is this lie being promulgated with such urgency and to such absurd lengths by the liberal media? There must be something more significant going on when someone is in such an insistent state of denial. It reminds me of the liberal love-fest over the Edwards' marriage a couple of years ago. How'd that work out?
Here is a typical tongue bath by closet lesbian columnist Sally Quinn. She says that the first lady's arms -- her arms, fer cryin' out loud -- "are representative of a new kind of woman: young, strong, vigorous, intelligent, accomplished, sexual, powerful, embracing and, most of all, loving."
Hmm. That's quite a devastating indictment. A young, intelligent, and sexy woman is a "new kind of woman"? This is insane. Not only is Quinn seeing something in Michelle that isn't there, but she's not seeing things that have always been there in abundance. Or perhaps she's never strolled through the UCLA campus on a warm September day. Oh, mama!
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She's a friggin' Sasquatch!
Yes, if you are into Frankensteinian shadow people.
She's butt ugly.
Laura bush is more attractive. And that's not saying much. That's why you never heard people going on and on about how gorgeous laura was.
The lefties are pathetic.
They do it because it convinces the weak-minded. No-one in this society takes the time to learn ANYTHING anymore and simply regurgitates what they read in emails and see on TV.
If you like big linebackers in the NFL, then you will love Michelle Obama.
They tried the same thing with Hillary Clinton. Didn't stick.
No kidding. In the South she'd have to tie a pork chop around her neck to get the dogs to play with her.
She's an average middle aged woman with two children. ...and there's nothing wrong with that.
She looks like something they talk about on Coast2CoastAM.
"Shes a friggin Sasquatch!"
She;s a big fat Oprah wannabe. Obamachev is hitting the white women around him. It's only a matter of time.
Why does the left need to insist that its current obsession is sexually attractive. Remember when they tried this with Hillary and then Chelsea Clinton. Remeber just a few weeks ago when some of these nutjobs were comparing her to Carla Bruni? I know, I still have trouble believing it myself, but these are the exact same people who compared the Williams Sisters to Anna Kournikova. I would be fair and say that Michelle Obama is not particularly good-looking, but by no means ugly. And she is dedicated to her own particular sense of style, which the liberals seem to like but I guess I don't get.
Despite the comparisons by the Left, she's no Jackie Kennedy.
cnsidering the babes of the left the past decade has been the likes of rosie o'donnell, hillary clinton, randi rodent and jeanine garafolo it is understandable...
She's a hatchet-faced grinch with a grating voice and no grace whatsoever.
I agree with you.
She looks like a normal woman, but certainly not the traffic stopping beauty the MSM would have us believe.
Oh my Gawd that was funny.
All kidding aside, I really do not see the attraction there. I have to admit that Obama is a very attractive man and those two girls are adorable, but Michelle Ma Belle is not attractive at all.
ANswer: No.
Next question.
I thought Castro thought Hillary was a hottie.
Michelle 0bama can't compare to Sarah Palin, Carrie Prejean, Catherine Hamm, the renegade economist Michelle Muscio, Amanda Carpenter, etc. Even Jill Biden is easily 10x better looking than m.0. So score one for Slow Joe.
Ewwwwwwwwww. He isn't attractive. He's like Bill Clinton, repulsive.
I think fairly attractive guy. But not her.
In our house we call 'em Steve Urkel and Aunt Esther
I don't think BO is attractive at all. Too lanky. Weird head. Jug ears.
I don't think she is attractive..She is not butt ugly and she dresses okay....
I am not sure why people slobber all over her....
I guess it's her arms...They just look like arms to me...
Nothing special...
Only one smoking hot babe on the political scene.
And I'm a girl. She's so awesome and not only beautiful on the outside but on the inside too.
Read this:
Your Butt Will Look Good In These Jeans: In the February 9th issue of New York Magazine, designer Isabel Toledo who outfitted Michelle Obama for the swearing in ceremony - is asked whether the two women had met. They had, just one time, and Toledo tactfully describes her first impression:
I hugged her and thought Let me see what size? Shes got an amazing torso and long, beautiful arms. Shes like a spider.
Toledo chose not to be blunt about Mrs. Obama having large hips, thighs and buttocks. But rather than be dishonest or fawning, the designer subtly made her point by comparing Mrs. Obamas figure to an insect that tends to have skinny arms and a bulbous lower body.
And this:
Updates To Previous Posts (third item, Your Butt Will Look Good In These Jeans): Gushing that Those toned arms are becoming a trademark, CNN.com tells readers how to get Michelle Obama's toned arms. Its true that Michelle Obamas arms are her best feature and she knows it, having posed for the March cover of Vogue in a sleeveless silk sheath and for the cover of People magazine in a lacy pink sleeveless dress but brown-nosing journalists would do the First Lady a favor if they instead told her how to get Beyoncés butt (no junk in that trunk).
Take that Vogue cover, for instance. Michelle Obama is artfully angled and posed so her huge hips are hidden by the sofa cushions; the skirt of the dress is scrunched to place extra fabric around the hips so the form-fitting cut doesnt accentuate her thighs; and her arm obscures most of her chest so as not to call attention to how comparatively bottom-heavy her figure is, since her breasts are very, very small. A lot of photographic sleights of hand went into this cover, just like those before and after photos in ads for miracle weight loss aids:
Relevant Links:
http://thestilettoblog.com/2009/02/04/the-other-shoe-drops-updates-to-previous-posts.aspx (third item on page)
http://thestilettoblog.com/2009/03/02/the-other-shoe-drops-updates-to-previous-posts.aspx (last item on page)
This is the same leftist media which touted Hitlary as a "smokin'-hot mama?" 'Nuff said.
Female here too and SP is great inside and out.
Everytime I see 0bama in that jacket in that pic (taken at anti-Israel bashfest), two words come to mind: Manchurian Candidate.
Not to me.
This begs for satire. Her hips, her thighs, her big ol' feet ... lol.
I'll give it a spin:
"Her thighs are representative of a new kind of woman: mature, stout, enveloping, sweaty and, most of all, well grounded."
Sally Quinn.
Sleeping with the boss has it's advantages though.
I've never heard of "Shrimpenstein".
She looks like a normal woman, but certainly not the traffic stopping beauty the MSM would have us believe.
That's about it. She's no great beauty.
And that "young, strong, vigorous, intelligent, accomplished, sexual, powerful, embracing and, most of all, loving" goes too far. How does Sally Quinn know how "sexual" and "loving" Michelle is? And how far can anyone else trust Sally's judgement in things like this.
But she's not monstrous or hideous or a sasquatch either. Too much of what people on both sides are saying is just a knee-jerk reflection of whether her politics and the commenter's politics coincide or not.
I think she's kind of ugly, with a nasty personality to boot. But, what do I know, I'm not a looney liberal.
It's because she's black. We all have eyes. Sheesh she has a gorilla mouth, ugly legs so far apart she could hold 2 watermelons between them. She gets whiter each day, soon she will look like Michael Jackson. She dresses absurdly. Her feet are bigger than most mens. Her hair is nasty. I could go on and on.
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doesn't he appear in the 8th intro?
i think i saw him, i'll watch it again and edit my post with the colors
EDIT: from what you can see, he's pale, has purple-ish lips and his cloak is dark, as well as his hair
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red hair does'nt suit him i think blue is better on him but nothing you can do about it
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manga's and anime i follow or followed
battle club
battle vixens
cowboy bebop
satan 666
samurai champloo
afro samurai
no bra
one piece
fairly tail
tengo toppe gurren lagann
full metal alcamist
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Well, in the last episode we've seen his silhouette -eyes and a charming smile. A pair of episodes to go, and w'll see him in full colour. It's going to be awesome XD
Don't worry, be happy
This is manga, isn't it? In the anime they can still change the colour pattern. But I hope Toei won't, cause it suits Moria.
Don't worry, be happy
When I look at the opening, you can tell if you look closely that Moria has a red shade for his hair, so it might be more accurate than you think. At first I was taken back by his voice, but now it all fits, so Moria is cool in my books.
Due to the whole zombie thing I'd always pictured him as a goth pale-ish bastard, seems like it was close enough.
Why don't more people read these mangas?


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In the most recent issue of the Aesthetic Surgery Journal (ASJ), there is an interesting article on postoperative hematoma formation in plastic surgery patients. We have long been aware of the correlation of postoperative hematomas and blood pressure. (BP) Most of these studies have been done in face lift patients. In 1973, Straith showed that patients with elevated BP (greater than 150/100 mm Hg) on admission had a 2.6 times greater incidence of postop hematoma formation. Berner suggested that the patient should be medically protected against uncontrolled postop elevated BP's to reduce the incidence of postop hematomas. Postoperative "reactive hypertension" can be caused by coughing, retching or vomiting, postoperative pain, and anxiety. For facial and head/neck procedures, we ask patients to avoid bending over with their head down. We ask them to squat to pick up dropped items or ask someone else to pick them up. Baker used a strict antihypertensive and perioperative blood pressure control regimen of chlorpromazine, valium, and clonidine which reduced his incidence of postop hematomas from 8.7% to 3.97% in his face lift patients.
The ASJ article (see first reference below) was done in patients undergoing body contouring surgery (abdominoplasty, thigh lifts, etc). Many of these patients were placed on antithrombotic therapy, because most of them were massive weight loss patients, the surgery was of increased length, and the current (rightfully so) interest in preventing pulmonary embolus in surgery patients. The incidence of hematoma formation in abdominoplasty surgery ranges from 1%-10%. This study looked at blood pressure and antithrombotic therapy as risk factors in the formation of postop hematomas.
Plastic surgeons have long asked the anesthesiologist to keep the patient's blood pressure low (hypotensive anesthesia) for many of our procedures. This does result in lower pressures within the small vessels and capillaries, which helps keep the surgical field "dry". However, once the patient has returned to their normal blood pressure, these small vessels and capillaries may open (ones that weren't cauterized because they weren't bleeding and therefore missed), and bleeding may ensue. This may lead to a postop hematoma.
So it may be time to give up hypotensive anesthesia, as we begin to use more antithrombotic therapy. Of their 360 patients, 137 received enoxaparin (Lovenox). There were 11 (3.1%) hematomas among the 360 patients. Ten of the 11 (90.9%) occurred in patients receiving Lovenox. These patients were then evaluated for perioperative blood pressures and compared to similar patients without hematoma formation. Mean preoperative MAP's were similar (97.4 mm Hg in the hematoma patients, 95.8 mm Hg in the non-hematoma patients). The mean intraoperative blood pressures (within the last 2 hours of each case) differed significantly. In the hematoma patients, the MAP was 66.7 mm Hg and 82.4 mm Hg in the non-hematoma patients. Postoperative MAP's were 96.3 mm Hg in the hematoma patients and 88.5 mm Hg in the non-hematoma patients.
Though the risk of pulmonary embolus is small (0.1%-0.3%), they can be fatal. So currently, most surgeons feel that the increased risk of hematoma formation from use of antithrombotic prophylaxis is worth it. The things we can do to reduce the risk of hematoma formation are try to keep blood pressure more even between pre-, intra-, and postoperative periods. Then the small capillaries and veins that might get missed by hypotensive anesthesia can be seen and cauterized and the ones that might be missed would be less likely to bleed if the "hyper"tension postoperatively didn't occur.
- Patients who are taking antihypertensive medication should be well maintained until the time of surgery and reinstated as soon as possible postoperatively.
- Patients should be informed to stop all medications that can cause bleeding, such as aspirin, St. John's wort, gingko, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and others. Aspirin and aspirin containing compounds are stopped for 2 weeks before surgery and 1 week postoperatively.
- Patients should adhere to the restrictions given them postoperatively. It is good to get up and move, but do so in a way as to not raise your blood pressure. No heavy lifting means that. No speed walking or jogging means that. Squat rather than bending over.
The Effect of Blood Pressure on Hematoma Formation with Perioperative Lovenox in Excisional Body Contouring Surgery; Aesthetic Surgery Journal, Vol 27, No 6, pp 589-593; Jordan P. Farkas, Jeffrey M. Kenkel, Daniel A. Hatef, Gabrielle Davis, Tuan Truong, Rod J. Rohrich, Spencer A. Brown
The Study of Hematomas in 500 Consecutive Face Lifts; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 59(5):694-698, May 1977; Straith, Richard E. M.D.; Raju, D. Raghava M.D.; Hipps, Chauncey J. M.D.
Postoperative Hypertension as an Etiological Factor in Hematoma after Rhytidectomy; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 57(3):314-319, March 1976; Berner, Robert E. M.D.; Morian, William D. M.D.; Noe, Joel M. M.
Reducing the Incidence of Hematoma requiring Surgical Evacuation following Male Rhytidectomy: a 30-year Review of 985 Cases; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 116(7):1973-1985, December 2005; Baker, Daniel C. M.D.; Stefani, William A. M.D.; Chiu, Ernest S. M.D.
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Tuesday 30 April 2002, 6pm
In 1999, prominent journalist and author, George Negus and his family traded their bush retreat in Bellingen for an apartment in San Giovanni Valdarno - a village high in the Tuscan hills outside Florence. Absorbing himself completely in the rhythms of Italian life, Negus uncovered a side of Italy that cannot be found in guidebooks or Italian travel memoirs.
George Negus will be visiting the National Gallery of Australia on Tuesday 30 April at 6pm for a pizza supper at which he will talk about his recent book The World from Italy. Publishers of his book HarperCollins say he will provide "some thought provoking and challenging insights on how the world works today and how, despite their mad rush to nowhere in particular, the Italians still manage to go their own wonderful way."
George Negus is well-known for his television current affairs programs, which include This Day Tonight, 60 Minutes and Foreign Correspondent. Negus has become one of the most respected journalists and popular personalities on Australian television. He has independently produced documentaries on Russia and children's rights, and has served on various boards and committees, including the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal's Violence Inquiry, the Federal Government's Environmental Futures Group, the Order of Australia Committee, Soccer Australia and LandCare. He has made innumerable television guest appearances on The Mike Walsh Show and The Panel. He is the author of Across the Red Unknown and By George! and has co-authored a bestselling children's book series, Trev the Truck with his partner, Kirsty Cockburn, who will join George at the Gallery on Tuesday night.
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Summary : Our Machu Picchu & Posada Amazonas custom journey is a private, semi-escorted tour, with flexible departure days and superior accommodations, which has also been designed to ease the effects of altitude. Begin your adventure exploring the beautiful Sacred Valley before arriving at your final destination, Machu Picchu. Continue your journey into the Amazon jungle and stay at the Posada Amazonas, one of South America's first-class eco-lodges. During your 3-night visit in the jungle, enjoy guided walks, canoe rides, and birding at the clay licks and from the observation tower. ExpeditionTrips' Program Manager, Lori Gifford, has traveled on this trip. Click to view her travel journal and photos!
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Flight to Lima, Peru. A Peru representative will be at the airport to meet you for your transfer to your hotel, in the heart of Miraflores, the bustling retail district.
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Transfer to the airport for flight to Cusco. Upon arrival, you will travel down into the Sacred Valley to visit the charming ruins at Pisaq, and then continue on to your hotel to freshen up. In the afternoon, you visit a private hacienda that opens its doors to select visitors who will be rewarded with a glimpse into the family's rich and intense past. Sample life in the country, learn about typical locally harvested products and admire the colorful gardens. The visit is capped off by a superb meal prepared with fresh produce from the plantation. After lunch, drive to Ollantaytambo, an impressive fortress and ancient town that defended Cusco from incursions from jungle tribes to the north. It stands at a strategic site at the northern end of the valley, where the river plunges steeply into the Amazon. B,L
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Today, travel with your guide to the village of Chinchero. This typical Andean village is located in one of the most spectacular high plateaus with tremendous views of the Cordillera Vilcabamba Mountain range. You visit the village and the home of artist and master weaver Nilda Callañaupa. Peruvian textiles, recently believed to be a generation away from extinction, are making a surprising comeback, and the revival of the country's 2,000-year-old weaving techniques is largely due to Nilda Callañaupa, who works with six mountain villages to resurrect symbolic patterns and avoid the use of garish chemical dyes and synthetic yarns. Enjoy a highly educational weaving demonstration that will include wool spinning, natural dyes, traditional patterns and weaving techniques. Before continuing your exploration, enjoy a box lunch in the village of Chinchero.
After lunch, travel to the valley of Anta, near the village of Maras, to visit the salt mine of "Las Salinas." These impressive salt terraces on overhanging cliffs have been worked since the Inca times.
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This morning, enjoy breakfast at Sol y Luna before you are transferred to the train station. Your guide will meet you on the train. Arriving mid-morning, you will have the option of freshening up at your hotel or heading straight to the ruins to begin your guided tour of this impressive archaeological wonder. As you wander through the maze of empty plazas, chambers and dwellings saddled atop steep mountainsides, you will be unable to resist your own speculations at the impenetrable mystery of these stones. Lunch is at the Sanctuary Lodge at the entrance of the ruins, and you will have the chance to re-enter the park after lunch. (Around 4 PM, the crowds will start to leave and you will likely have this magical place to yourself to enjoy at sunset!)
After your tour, descend to Aguas Calientes and enjoy dinner at your hotel. B,L,D
NOTE: Your guide will depart from Machu Picchu this afternoon, leaving you with instructions for getting back to the Inkaterra Machu Picchu Hotel.
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This morning you may opt to continue your exploration of the famous citadel, explore the nearby town of Aguas Calientes or take advantage of the spa amenities at your hotel. This afternoon, you retrace your route to the city of Cusco by train. Our Peru representative meets you at the train station for transfer to Casa Andina Private Collection – Cusco. B
NOTE: Today is a free day on your own at Machu Picchu; Entrance fee not included. Your bags are sent to the train station, but you will transfer there independently; you will have reserved seats for the train ride back to Cusco.
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Today, you spend a full day in Cusco on your own. B
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This morning, fly to Puerto Maldonado. After a brief tour of town, depart on a 1-hour drive / 30-minute motorized canoe ride to Posada Amazonas. Enjoy lunch either aboard the boat or at Posada Amazonas. Upon arrival, unpack and unwind, then attend an orientation and briefing on the lodge and Ese'eja Eco-tourism Project. This afternoon, visit a 35-meter tower that offers spectacular views of the river and surrounding forest. A video about the forest of Tambopata is presented to you after dinner. L,D
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Wake up at dawn for a visit to the Tres Chimbadas Oxbow Lake. After an early breakfast you depart for your boat ride and walk to the lakeshore. From here, you take a long, easy canoe ride around the lake. Look for giant river otters, turtles, hoatzin, and wading birds. Then, you return to the lodge for lunch. In the afternoon, visit the community's Ethnobotanical Center. Here, the community has been recorded the uses of medicinal plants from elders as well as planting, producing and distributing them for over ten years. Hike the trails around the center with one of the residents while he/she explains the everyday uses of forest resources in medicine, construction, food and fiber. At the end of the day, return to Posada Amazonas for dinner and overnight. After enjoying the popular happy hour, take part in an optional night walk to search for amphibians, insects and other night crawlers. B,L,D
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After an early breakfast, visit the clay lick, a 10-minute walk from the lodge. Some of the large macaws and parrots visit this lick as well as smaller parrots and parakeets. From the blind that has been constructed next to this lick, even the amateur photographer can take good pictures of these wonderful birds. When the bird activity diminishes you then visit a small parakeet clay lick, located about 45-minute walk away. Dozens and sometimes hundreds of Blue Headed Parrots, Orange-Cheeked Parrots, and Cobalt-winged parakeets congregate here on clear days to ingest clay. This congregation creates a riotous and colorful wildlife spectacle where the greens, oranges, reds and blues of the parrots dance around the bank as each individual parrot competes for their choice beakful of clay. At times, this spectacle lasts for hours. After lunch, take a walk through the primary forest with a community member and your naturalist guide who explain general aspects of rain forest ecology and natural history. In the late afternoon, return to Posada Amazonas where you may reflect on the events of the past three days while enjoying an Amazonian Happy Hour. B,L,D
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After an early breakfast, depart by boat back to the city of Puerto Maldonado, directly to the airport, in time for your flight back to Lima.
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Guests stay at Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge on Day 4.
2013 Premium: $3,550 per person
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Guests stay at Miraflores Park OEH on Day 1, at the Sanctuary Lodge on Day 4, and at Hotel Monasterio in Cusco on Days 5-6.
NOTE: These trips fill quickly, hotel space is very limited.
Meals as indicated in itinerary: B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner; accommodation, based on double occupancy; all river transportation; scheduled land transportation; transfers to/from airport; scheduled excursions with English-speaking guide services; entrance fees.
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International or domestic airfares; excess baggage charges; additional nights during the trip due to flight cancellations; international departure tax; tips; any meals not indicated in itinerary; alcoholic beverages or snacks; insurance of any kind; laundry; phone calls; radio calls or messages; items of personal nature.
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Lima - Puerto Maldonado - Cusco - Lima: $550-$650 per person
Guayaquil - Lima (one way): $450-$550 per person
Quito - Lima (one way): $550-$850 per person
Ese'eja Eco-tourism Project
The Native Community of Infierno - The Infierno Ecotourism Project is a joint eco-tourism venture between a Peruvian private company, Rainforest Expeditions, and the Ese'eja Native Community of Infierno located in the Tambopata Candamo Reserved Zone. The project's principal objective is the implementation and operation of an eco-lodge in the territory of the Ese'eja Native Community of Tambopata, to be co-managed by community members.
The importance of the project lies in the establishment of a natural and cultural resource use mechanism that is profitable both economically and ecologically, allowing the community income-generation alternatives, which do not involve the direct natural resource use that has extended throughout the Tambopata Basin.
Interesting socio-economic results have already been achieved for the education, shared management and income generation objectives. The fundamental concept of this project lies in the shared management of Posada Amazonas, an objective that will allow it to be transferred to the native community.
The project also promotes the cultural and ethnic identity of the Native population in the community because it is based on the rescue of traditional resource management and conservation practices that are functional to the eco-tourism marketplace. The community is forming committees to lead education, handicraft, cultural rescue, agriculture, and urbanization programs in the community.
Posada Amazonas has been a good business decision and quoting anthropologist Amanda Stronza, "we can be cautiously optimistic that eco-tourism at Posada Amazonas is helping to protect the rain forests of Tambopata while meeting the economic needs of the people in the Native Community of Infierno".
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That was a borderline call.
Not so sure about that call
Great at bat by Mes, despite the strikeout. He was very patient and worked Gorzelanny really well. Nice first inning for the Redlegs.
Pretty sure we'll be seeing the Brewer bullpen early tonight. Gorzelanny already with 37 pitches.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Pirate game is 2-2 through four. Aoki grounds to Cozart.
Brewer TV announcers very impressed with Reds, complimenting them all over the place. Maybe trying to soften Reds up.
2-0 count on Segura. Bounces to BP, two out.
Leake with a 1.94 ERA on the road, second best in NL, according to Brewer telecast.
Lucroy is up now. Has 16 homers this year.
Bounces to Leake. Easy inning for Mike in the first.
Quick inning for Leake.
This is fun.
Great inning by Leake. Gorzelanny didn't get much rest after throwing 37 pitches in the top of the inning.
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