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Missouri River Breaks Interpretive Center Hosts Lewis and Clark Expedition Impersonator
FORT BENTON, Mont. – Starting in January, the Missouri Breaks Interpretive Center and Sunrise Bluffs Estates are hosting presenters on the first Friday of every month. The presentations are free and open to the public as part of the Humanities Montana Speakers Bureau program.
The series begins on Jan. 4 at 1 p.m., with Richard Baker's presentation, "An Evening with Pierre Cruzatte's Ghost." The program will be located in the dining room of Sunrise Bluffs, 711 21st St. in Fort Benton.
Pierre Cruzatte was a French-Indian boatman and fiddler on the Lewis and Clark Expedition. In this presentation, Richard Baker brings Cruzatte to life, entertaining the audience with yarns of the expedition and fiddle tunes of the era. Listeners are drawn directly into the experiences of the exploration as if they are listening to Cruzatte in person.
Mr. Baker, of Great Falls, Montana, has been portraying Cruzatte for nearly 20 years in many settings, including the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center in Great Falls.
Partial funding for the Speakers Bureau program is provided by a legislative grant from Montana's Cultural Trust and from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
For more information, please call the Missouri Breaks Interpretive Center at (406) 622-4000. For directions to Sunrise Bluffs, please call (406) 622-5443.
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At the age of 89, Fred Beckey is at it again. Beckey roped up with two other climbers to do Tranquility, a three-pitch 5.6 in Joshua Tree. Beckey turns 90 on January 14 and is an American climbing treasure.
"His body may have been weakened by age, but he can still move fluidly and thoughtlessly, like he's been doing it for 70+ years!" Richard Shore writes on Mountainproject.com. Shore soloed the route beside the team and took photos.
"Hard of hearing, Fred couldn't quite understand what the name of the tower was called - 'Hedgehog? Moosecock? Moosecat? Oh, Moosedog! Like the one I did in the Karakoram,'" Shore writes on Mountain Project.
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(FAUCETT, Mo.) After leading the Dragons for the past two seasons, Randy Williams decided it's time to pursue other endeavors.
Williams resigned his position as Mid-Buchanan head football coach for another opportunity in the corporate world, he said. He compiled just five wins in his two season with the Dragons.
He also served as an assistant coach at Lawson from 1991-1992 and spent a stint at Winona State University. He then took a hiatus until returning to the sideline at Faucett in 2010.
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Dottie Grimes of the Emery County Archives presented a slide show for the Emery County Historical Society at its monthly gathering. Along with the slide show, Grimes told of the oral histories from county residents which are being gathered for the archives. "We are still asking residents of Emery County to come into the archive's office and give their oral histories," said Grimes. "These oral histories are very important. Along with the oral histories, we are asking residents with historical photographs to bring them so we can scan them into the archives' collection."
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Grimes' slide show included photographs from the construction projects in Emery County over the years such as the Swinging Bridge and the projects completed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. She displayed many newspaper headlines from the Wasatch Front of the opening of the "Mystery Lands" and the "Wonderland" which was how the reporters referred to the San Rafael Swell.
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The wolverine is an enduring symbol of deep wilderness, dogged determination and fierce independence. Their lives may be best described as wandering from valley bottom to alpine tundra in a continual search for food. Wolverines are Blue-listed as a species of special concern by the government of British Columbia and are under federal reassessment by the national Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC). Wolverines have a low-reproductive rate, require large home ranges and are sensitive to human activities and habitat fragmentation created by development1.
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The wolverine is the largest member of the weasel family. The wolverine is often mistaken for a small bear or large hoary marmot. Close in size to a medium dog, males weigh between 12 and 16 kg, while females are usually smaller. They have a rich, chocolate brown coat with blonde stripes down the sides. Individuals have unique silvery markings on their broad face.
Backcountry skier © Parks Canada - Jordy Shepherd
Wolverines cover a phenomenal amount of territory, often going right over mountains instead of taking the easy way around. Males have home ranges of 230 to 1580 km2, while females, especially those with young, maintain a much smaller home range, generally 50 to 400 km2 1. In the Columbia Mountains, backcountry skiers are known to spy their tracks traversing mountain ridge tops, high passes and deep, remote valleys. In North America, wolverines range as far south as California, but south of the boreal forest, they are typically found only in the most rugged mountain ranges, including Canada's Rocky and Columbia Mountains1.
Wolverines mate between April and September, but embryo implantation is delayed many months and young are typically born between late March and mid April. Reproduction rates are low (2-3 kits) and females do not bear young every year1. In addition, poor nutrition caused by scarce food and increased stress from disturbances may stop a female from bringing a pregnancy to term (Persson 2005). Come late winter, pregnant females move to higher elevations to den among large snow covered boulders or talus slopes (Krebs and Lewis 2000).
If you see a wolverine, consider yourself lucky, for they are few and far between. While we don't presently have a population estimate for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks, research from a study in the 1990s indicates the population in the Northern Selkirk Mountains to be approximately 1 wolverine for every 167 km2 (Krebs and Lewis 2000). Of this area, Glacier is 1349 km2 and Mount Revelstoke is 260 km2.
The wolverines' appetite is legendary. Their scientific name, Gulo gulo, comes from the Latin word for glutton, but really they eat no more than any other animal their size. It's just that they aren't particularly picky eaters. Once thought to be almost exclusively eaters of carrion, we now know they are accomplished predators. They will kill caribou and goats, animals several times their size; they also prey on small mammals such as marmots, porcupine, ground squirrels and being omnivore, will eat roots and berries1. Much of their diet consists of large mammals that were previously killed by predators or avalanches1.
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Did you Know?Research indicates that wolverines that spend the majority of their time in protected areas have a higher survival rate (Krebs et al 2004)
Wolverines in western Canada, including the Mountain Parks, have been recommended as a Species of Special Concern by the national Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC). This ranking reflects their low numbers and slow capacity to recover from population declines1. Both Alberta and British Columbia provincial governments recognize wolverine as a species that may be at risk and require special management considerations. Canada's Mountain National Parks play an important role in providing valuable habitat for the wolverine. But, because wolverines require a large home range, the ones that call these parks home only spend a portion of their lives within the park boundaries. Despite their fearsome reputation, the wolverine is susceptible to a number of threats including: disturbance in winter by backcountry skiers, heliskiers and snowmobilers (Krebs et al. 2007); human activity that may result in den abandonment (Magoun and Copeland 1998); decline in food sources such as Mountain Caribou1 and predator species that provide carrion for wolverine1; habitat loss and fragmentation1; mortality caused by the harvesting of pelts1; road and railway strikes1 and climate change impacts on habitat (Copeland et al. 2010). Wolverines are a wide-ranging, low-density species that are important indicators of ecosystem health1. Protected within the boundaries of the national parks, they still face threats such as reduced landscape connectivity caused by transportation corridors and human disturbance in the form of recreation near den sites1. Denning females leave their young alone for up to several days while they search for food during the late winter1. The young are helpless and vulnerable, so mothers ensure they are in a secure den, safe from potential predators. Unwittingly, backcountry recreationalists may risk disturbing a female with kits, forcing her to find a new den and move her young. Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks are subject to increasing winter recreation pressure and increasing traffic flows along the existing transportation corridor. These factors may be affecting the range, connectivity and genetic diversity of the wolverine population.
Researchers and a wolverine at a research station in Glacier National Park / © Parks Canada
Currently, Parks Canada is collecting wolverine DNA from hair samples in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks to determine the presence and behaviour of wolverine in relation to the Trans Canada Highway (TCH) and railway lines. This will help determine the potential need for and placement of crossing structures if the highway is expanded. It will also help determine where restrictions in gene flow may be occurring across wolverine range. The hair samples from wolverine are collected on barbed wire at baited stations. This is a genetic sampling technique used to collect data on wolverine occurrence, distribution and genetics. Each sampling site has a remote camera that helps confirm animal visits to the site and acts as an additional method of detection. This kind of research was established by biologists conducting wolverine research in the Rocky Mountains (www.albertawolverine.com and www.wolverinewatch.org).
A wolverine research project was conducted in the North Columbia Mountains in the mid-1990's (Krebs and Lewis, 2000; Krebs et al. 2004; Krebs et al. 2007) by the Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program in collaboration with Parks Canada, the Ministry of Forests and the Habitat Conservation Trust Fund. This project determined home range size, mortality causes, habitat use and population estimates. The study area was centred north of Glacier National Park and included the Trans Canada Highway corridor. During the project, one collared wolverine was killed on the railway and one on the highway. The Trans Canada Highway corridor is thought to form a partial barrier to wolverine distribution. Wolverines in the study area were also found to be sensitive to recreational pressure (Krebs et al. 2007).
When in the backcountry, observe all wildlife tracks closely. Not only does this help you to learn more about the behaviour of wildlife, but this increased awareness can also help you to avoid causing undue stress on sensitive species like wolverine. Remember, never follow tracks toward an animal and if you suspect you are near a wolverine den site, please leave the area immediately and notify park staff on your return. Common den sites may be identified by several sets of tracks leading to and from a hole in the snow. Please do not approach dens. Any wolverine tracks you observe provide useful information for park biologists currently investigating wolverine distribution and ecology in the parks. Note your position, date and time; if you have a GPS unit, please record the UTM co-ordinates, describe if the tracks are fresh or snow covered, the estimated size and spacing of the tracks, and if you are able, take a photo. Please return your observations to: In person: to park visitor centres or warden officesEmail: email@example.com Phone: 250.837.7500 or 250.837.7553
1Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC), 2003.


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No Andrew I keep telling you that your work week confuses me. Have a great "weekend" and rest of the week. Be safe in the "big house" my friend
I download Firefox yesterday but using this I have to remember all of my user names and passwords :( It seems to work better than IE and I still use Google as my browser with either program. Anyway be safe in the "big house" and have a great week!!!!
I was using Google Chrome but I have a program installed that remembers all of my passwords and user names and it isn't compatible with Google Chrome :(
Sorry about the generic post. Here I go again, lately I have been only able to post to a few pages. I played around with my computer last night and hopefully I fixed what was wrong with it. Personally I think it's Monster and their server, when too many people are signed on it seems as though the site slows down. Who knows.
Hey Andrew I think I finally got IE fixed at least I hope I have, let's keep our fingers crossed. :) Be safe in the "big house".
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I'm sorry I've been neglecting my PL family for the past week or so. I'm at crunch time now for my National Night Out which is scheduled for Wednesday August 3rd. I promise I will be less neglecting of all of you after the event is over……finally. Lots of work when you're doing it yourself. You all have a great rest of the week and watch your six. By all means….Stay Cool
Hi Andrew you have all of the luck, drunks in the "big house" drunks at home at least he didn't do any harm thank God for small miracles. It's a bit cooler here today only in the high 70's but the less than 5 minute rainfall we just had made the humidity worse. Which is 89% oh yeah!!!! As you know your schedule confuses me LMFAO but whenever you work again be safe in the "big house". I was watching Lockup Maricopa County yesterday I had DVR'd 3 episodes, I must say three of the better Lockups. :)
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Just stopping by to say Hi and have a great rest of Wednesday!!!! The heat index here in Frederick, MD is 107, too hot to go outside . Stay cool my friend.
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Skip to comments.Carnival Triumph Review From an Actual Passenger "Not a Nightmare".
Posted on 02/24/2013 7:40:22 PM PST by willk
I had a GREAT time on my first cruise!! And yes...I was on the Triumph!! It was NOT THAT BAD!! It was akin to camping in one's own backyard as a kid. The crew was great, we were well treated, food was plentiful, water was restored quickly and the toilet issue was a minor inconvenience.
To expound a little on the camping analogy......Imagine camping in the backyard as a kid, the septic tank has a little bit of an issue on the other side of the yard, and mom hasn't been to the store in a couple of days. You could avoid the "squishy" part of the yard, and you may not have found what you wanted in the pantry...but there was food. Make sense?? There was NEVER any solid waste in the floor (unless someone defficated there on purpose somewhere) . There were some spots with some grey water overflow, but most was due to people not managing their water use considering the angle of list on the boat. We were never out of toilet paper....nor was anyone that we spoke to (which probably numbered well into the hundreds over the course of 5 days). We ran out of towels and all we had to do was (gasp) ask for more. Those that made the DELIBERATE DECISION to IGNORE the directions to NOT USE the toilets were susceptible to overflow when they pressure tested the system while trying to repair it. Those incidents were a DIRECT RESULT of people doing what they were specifically told NOT TO DO...but they thought "oh....it'll be ok just this once" and as a result of THEIR actions...they suffered more than others.
Addressing the food situation, there was AMPLE food. Even with the hoarding that some were doing, there was plenty of food available 24/7. Lines were lengthy for things like hamburgers, hot dogs and desserts,..... but the lines for sandwiches and fruits/veggies and things were very reasonable. As for the "they were making us eat onion and cucumber sandwiches" story.....yes, there were onion and cucumber sandwiches AFTER other passengers had come along and REMOVED THE MEAT FROM THEM for themselves!!! If you are gonna tell the story....tell it in it's entirety!! There were people walking around with trays of juice and water constantly. Servers were EVERYWHERE! It may not have been in a bottle, but it was bottled water served in cups and it was readily available at EVERY SINGLE BEVERAGE STATION and from a dozen or more servers at any given time!
I fully understand that not everyone goes camping and there are people that are a bit more emotionally sensitive than most, but it was not the emotional travesty it is being made out to be. If anyone has ANY sense of self preservation, it was no big deal. To those that have become nothing more than a "social dependent"... It was probably a bit more of a shock. There were some elderly that were having a hard time with all of the stair climbing that was necessary, but they come from a different generation....one that wasn't steeped in the "entitlement" mentality that recent generations seem to have. The elders on the boat, although having a hard time, were some of the most positive people I encountered!!
I would get back on another Carnival boat tomorrow, and I FULLY intend to be on the Triumph as she makes sail for the first time after her repairs are completed! Kuddos to Carnival staff, all the way from the bottom of the ladder to the top for making every effort to handle this incident as best as possible.
What a moron...Why pay many thousands when you could buy a pup tent and cook some hotdogs in the back yard for 20 bucks...
Bet the rent this idiot is on the payroll, one way or another.
From what I understand they could easily have lost the ship if they had failed to quickly control the fire.
I'd say they're pretty lucky.
Likely a Carnival employee, as this contradicts the others interviewed, actual video etc.
the international association of whining lawyers is not in your corner on this one. Neither is the amalgamated association of permanent victims and those otherwise inconvienced by natural happenings....so sad!
"Bet the rent this idiot is on the payroll, one way or another. "
Or maybe he just see things in perspective and doesn't get bent out of shape about everything.
Been on one cruise, but not sure will ever go with Carnival again due to numerous passengers saying this cruise ship has had known engine problems lately in online review sites.
It looked like a lot were making the best of the situation unlike the ones who stole what wasn't theirs. Sound familiar?
Yeah, I enjoy sleeping in sewage.
A client's son was on the ship, and was interviewed by CNN. He also didn't makd it out to be that bad.....but I did note he was a 'platinum' member...so maybe he got better treatment.
AHHH, I think he is probably right. He went on a cruise, but ended up having a FREE camping trip, a GRATIS free Cruise in the future, at least $500 cash, and a good story to tell. He is a winner with a positive attitude.
hey!!!!when the Greyhound bus with 26 passangers slid on the ice and bumped a guardrail, you were the 967th "passenger to file an injured back claim....pathetic.
Or maybe he just see things in perspective and doesnt get bent out of shape about everything.
I should start a boat tour, buy some rusty boat, set up porta-potties in the rooms and get some drunk to make salami sandwiches for dinner...
Promise elegance and wink and nod while taking reservations from people like you.
I saw a few of the people who were interviewed after getting of the ship who kind of shrugged their shoulders about it not being pleasant but no big deal.
I also saw drama queens who had obviously spoken to their attorneys about the lifetime of mental anguish they're sure to suffer.
I camp in a tent so inconvenience isn't a major hassle to me.
Oh yeah, what a deal...Get one vacation a year and spend it slipping and sliding on human waste..Cool...Tell all your friends and ask the wife how impressed she is!
Well, my family and I were on the Concordia, before it sank, and it was fantastic!
All I would ask is for my money back and possibly the pay for the lost vacation time. I certainly wouldn't be whining about pain and suffering.
Make sure you tell him to not get bent out of shape about it.
While he's on the trip, have people steal all the stuff from his house so he can keep things in perspective. After all, it could have been worse.
It does make me wonder if the passengers that paid more and had better accomodations might have had an easier time.
Years ago, the cruise I was on was diverted from the Dominican Republic because of potentially bad weather. A couple I met got their noses out of joint and threatened to sue. Some people can't adjust when things go wrong. Probably Obama voters.
I was on a tour in Greece many years ago. The farmers went on strike, and blocked the main roads. We took an alternate route through some scary mountain roads. Our tour bus was followed by three busloads of Italians trying to get to Athens to see Italy play Germany in the world cup. If we didn't get to Corinth in time for the last ferry, they would miss the game. When we got to the bottom of the mountain, there were another group of farmers blocking the road. The Italians, 150 of them, got off the bus and literally picked up the tractor blocking the road and threw it on its side. An unexpected, but great memory.
I really can't believe that any time on a curise ship could be that bad. Yes,you expect perfection. But seriously, nobody wants to hear about a perfect cruise. They will have memories for a lifetime.
"From what I understand they could easily have lost the ship if they had failed to quickly control the fire.
Id say theyre pretty lucky."
Yea. Fires have a way of doing that if they are not put out promptly.
"From what I understand they could easily have lost the ship if they had failed to quickly control the fire.
Id say theyre pretty lucky."
Yea. Fires have a way of doing that if they are not put out promptly.
What surprised me was that everyone getting off the boat looked like they were freshly showered, hair clean and styled, and wearing clothes that looked very clean and neat.
If not so, why would so many of them choose to immediately get on a bus for a very long drive back to Galveston? If it was all that bad, they would have insisted on getting to a nice hotel in Mobile for a shower and a very good meal.
Here's a pic of all those people enjoying their camping trip, sleeping and sunning themselves on the deck.. ...What a blast!
If a person from Haiti were on board, they would have thought that they just died and went to Heaven.
"A clients son was on the ship, and was interviewed by CNN. He also didnt makd it out to be that bad.....but I did note he was a platinum member...so maybe he got better treatment."
Probably not. But I bet Platinum gave him priority boarding, 10 minutes free internet with the purchase of 120 minutes and a robe for their personal use while on board.
Take a cruse and end up eating lunch meat in a Mobile hotel...oh yeah...
A cruise even Haitians would enjoy...
Lets book!
I'm not a Carnival employee, but post the youtube links of sewage and waste flowing in passageways. I found one 2-3 second clip with water coming out of a cabin's bathroom door. Not good if your cabin but adapt to situation, overcome and be prepared with contingencies.
I'm a platinum Carnival member & we mostly cruise Carnival because they are the FunShips. We are looking to book the Legend in October out of Tampa. We were on a noro-virus cruise (Celebrity CL) and though not as difficult as being dead in the water as the Triumph was, we still enjoyed ourselves, stayed virus free and as with the Triumph no one died.
XRegulator was right the older passengers were the most enduring and positive on the noro cruise. And I'd cruise Celebrity again based on ports and price.
Carnival has always been the most tight-fisted CL, but they did step up to plate on compensation for this cruise.
Again, send me the links.
Passengers got full refunds for the cruise and travel expenses, a free cruise in the future and $500.
As I understand it, they were refunded their money, given a free cruise of their choice, and $500. Yes, they had a bad vacation that didn't cost them a penny. I'm sure $500 covered their airfare.
Life is not guaranteed. I wasn't there so I will never know the real challenges, but I know they will have memories for a lifetime.
I survived the Blizzard of '77 in Buffalo. I still talk about it to this day. I mention my 'perfect' vacation in Barbados about never.
"He went on a cruise, but ended up having a FREE camping trip, a GRATIS free Cruise in the future, at least $500 cash, and a good story to tell. He is a winner with a positive attitude."
Ah, the winning post on here.
What joys in life do not have some element of risk?
Ships sink, planes crash, hotels burn down...S happens.
I do not fault Carnival at all, and I think their compensation was quite fair and adequate.
The whiners, including those on this thread, should just stay in bed and never leave home.
Tough times have a funny habit of becoming fond memories.
If they didn't we'd all be miserable all the time. I thank God that I grew up poor because it made me a much happier and satisfied adult.
I think of our men and woman in the military getting freaking shot at in some third world hellhole, on one hand..
And then compare that to someone complaining because their cruise ship ran out of hot water and beef filets.
Not much sympathy from me.
Poor babies; sitting out in a tropical climate under a umbrella. They better sue someone!
There is no contradiction between sincerely hoping that Carnival won't make a habit of allowing such failures and wanting to see proof of that before patronizing them again, and meeting the failures with the best spirit you can muster if they DO happen.
Life without the grace of God is a bitch, please pardon my English.
Our photo was meant as a negative, however it kicked up fond memories of past cruises.
I enjoy team-building w my fellow passengers, occasionally ending in the Sports bar til 3-4-5am talking life experiences. Made some friends I would have never known otherwise. A couple times I made my way to the cabin on my own, other times I'd have the bartender call security to lead me to my cabin, one time I untied a lounge chair on a forward deck and slept under the stars until the sun woke me. In the 1-2 hours the sun was up, the crew had cleaned the deck around me but never woke me, I had a blanket over me and my head was resting on a pool towel.
The best was the pre-9/11 days when we had to queue up on the ship to go threw customs. We are talking 1-3 hours and the entire family had to be there for customs. So I told the wife I was going to bathroom and for her to wait in line for me. I followed the line to the lounge where the customs agents were sitting. I promptly laid down and slept on a two person chair like a loveseat right alongside the customs line so my wife would not miss me. My wife woke me saying that at least we'll never see these people again and she was right. Both incidents were on different cruises and on the FunShips. Though not booked yet our Oct cruise will be #23 for the wife and I.
Hey tuber, make sure you get that valving correct.
Perhaps you can't afford a cruise? Maybe you should save up. They are great fun. Sure, there is an occasional slip up. But not everyone on a cruise is a moron. Your wife must love the cook-outs in your backyard. Such fun. So romantic. Maybe that explains why you have no children.
Me, I avoid large groups and crowds like the plague.
But feel free to spend your free time on some floating apartment building....Whatever spins your spokes katy.
Pure BS.
No one enjoys being stranded with no toilet. Ship designers who don't think emergency power sufficient to operate the running water deserve to be and will be sued out of business. Its a 14 story hotel, folks. they could put anything they want on board, including enough back up power to run the water and a small city. If they wanted to, of course.
Carnival is just darned lucky that there was not an outbreak of cholera or typhoid.
I sure hope you are never on a cruise that I am on asshole!!!
Well, there ya go! :) All you had to say from the start is you think cruises are stupid and even a successful voyage sounds like your very own version of Kafka's hell on earth. No need to fuss with cruise lovers (like K and K) over this news story. Asking you to see the bright side of a failed cruise, considering your views, would be silly! And that's totally cool too.
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If you're disposed to the argument made in the pages of Barron's lately — that municipal bonds are getting more attractive by the day — you'll want to see this chart.
You're looking at the two years-plus trading history of SPDR Nuveen S&P High Yield Municipal Bond ETF (HYMB), whose price these days is back where it was in mid-2011. A victim of the "taper" worries and probably the Detroit bankruptcy, this fund's current yield recently hit 6.2%.
The trend is similar for Market Vectors High Yield Municipal Index ETF (HYD), as well as the plainer vanilla iShares S&P National AMT-Free Municipal Bond Fund (MUB).
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Skip to comments.Maryland, Maine back gay marriage in breakthrough votes
Posted on 11/07/2012 7:23:16 PM PST by Tolerance Sucks Rocks
Gay marriage advocates cheered victories in voter initiatives in Maryland and Maine on Tuesday night and seemed poised to win in two other states. The votes were first setbacks at the ballot box for opponents of same-sex marriage after more than 30 victories.
With 93 percent of the vote counted in Maryland, Ballot Question 6, which legalizes gay marriage in the state, was leading by 52 percent to 48 percent, and supporters were already claiming victory in the heated and expensive battle.
Today the marriage equality map expands to Maryland, giving thousands more loving couples the opportunity to make lifelong commitments through marriage, said Chad Griffin, president of the Human Rights Campaign, which poured almost $3 million into the Maryland ballot issue.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, who pushed for gay marriage, said to Marylands children, please know that you and your families matter to the people of our state. Whether your parents happen to be gay or straight, Democratic, Republican or independent, your families are equal before the eyes of the law.
In Maine, Question 1, which also approves gay marriage, was ahead 52 percent to 48 percent, with 60 percent of the precincts counted.
Maine voters chose freedom over fear, said Shenna Bellows, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Maine.
In Minnesota, an amendment to limit marriage to only one man and one woman was in a dead heat: With 53 percent of the votes tallies, 48 percent approved the amendment, 48 percent rejected it and 4 percent left it blank. The amendment must have 50 percent or more affirmative votes to be adopted.
In Washington state, the fourth state with a gay marriage measure on the ballot Tuesday, early returns showed voters approving gay marriage 52 percent to 48 percent . . .
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Maryland "Freak State" PING!
Sad. We are losing more and more of the culture war battles at this point. The country is changing rapidly - and not for the better. What passes for the American public will soon be largely secular and socialist. This spiral downward is likely to accelerate and will end in complete societal/economic collapse.
Anti-Bucket list: visiting Maryland
Visiting Maine
And pot — don't forget weed legalization / decriminalization.
Thanks Tolerance Sucks Rocks.
Is Mary Land like Disney World?
Yep...and it won't be long. Only eight survived the Great Flood. Eight.
Sad because most of our financail problems are due to our spiritual/moral corruption... Correct the latter and former falls in line..
Their "commitments" will be just as transient as ever. Except now there will be more children involved, and attacks on the Catholic Church will escalate.
the culture battles are waged in the media
the right barely shows up for the fight
This cat is out of the bag. I doubt it takes more than 2 to 3 election cycles to bring this everywhere. The country is abyss bound.
Gay marriage is not winning in the deep South. It will have to be by judicial fiat after all of the other blue and purple states adopt gay marriage.
Is Mary Land like Disney World?
Cancel cable/dish now. Don't set foot in another movie theater or chain concert hall.
Defund the Left.
And to think this nation was founded by Pilgrims who dedicated it in covenant to God and for the gospel of Jesus Christ only to degenerate into these abominations. I'm only in my mid fifties but destination Heaven is looking better all the time.
Believe me that it's only a matter of time before the guilt trips kick in. The idea that disagreement hurts is ever-prevalent in this hot button issue.
Second, the whole marriage issue should be more appealing now that the promise is exemption based on not taking government funding.
Third, it simply won't be the popular way to go. You will be considered weird because your group doesn't marry same-gender couplings.
As a final note, wired is not bad in today's world anymore.
Matter of time, I fear. The schools churn out liberals every year and they come across the border everyday. No, last night didn't leave me very optimistic about our future.
Maine voters chose freedom over fear,
No, they chose sin over righteousness.
The late Spiro Agnew left liberal MD for CA, before it was so liberal, years ago. Maybe MD and CA can have intramural competition on who is the most liberal. But Agnew is not around to break the deadlock. MD people as a whole always disappoint, but I assume there are individual exceptions.
Just what we need, more knee-jerk religious dogma. It is that dogma that cost us the election.
Only to a dogmatic zealot.
So that tiny little colony — Plymouth is all of America now? Not all Americans, nor all conservatives are christians, or even religious for that matter. But then what are facts . . .
You do realize that Agnew was convicted of felonies, yes? Quoting the example of a convict is not the way to convince others of your views.
Without Conservative Christians....The GOP is little more than a decent Third Party.
The GOP Establishment just got a demographic hammering.
Go to school.
I haven't had cable tv in years (thank you eztv.it)
I go to maybe 2 movies a year
I don't go to concerts
I have no magazine or newspaper subscriptions (online or otherwise)
I've defunded them best I can... short of stop paying taxes
and I shut down my company 2 years ago... so they get MUCH less from me then they use to
Well if Disney World is a place where tourists are randomly assaulted by gangs of thugs, then, yes, Maryland is like Disney World.
You say I should go to school — well, let school begin:
55% of women voted Dems overall
more importantly —
in the 18 to 29 demographic (the future members of any party)
60% voted Dems.
You were correct in one respect, the GOP got a demographic pounding by hanging on to outdated religious dogma.
This is the second thread today where I've seen your postings read like liberal baloney.
Lets see... Earlier today you talked about how you don't care about gay marriage.
You also talked about how you don't agree with abortion but don't understand why it is so important to us conservatives to stop it.
Now you are spewing the phrase "religious zealot" on FReeRepublic.
You are posting on a conservative site. You and your liberal views don't belong here.
Everyone on this thread should look up what you are posting. I thought we had rules against this crap.
"You were correct in one respect, the GOP got a demographic pounding by hanging on to outdated religious dogma."
Proving you have no idea of which you speak.
Seriously kid.
Take out the Christian vote and the GOP has no coalition that even has a chance.
Have you ever considered the idea that perhaps those who reject Christ and His teachings about life, marriage and family deserve to live under Democratic economic and security policies? The sad thing is these social libs choose to share and impose their misery on the rest of us who do not reject Christ.
Obviously the problem started with giving women the right to vote.
It's not going to be fixed by going even further in that direction.
Ann Coulter has said she would gladly give up her right to vote if that meant the Dems would never win another election.
A nick name for another homosexual.
Synonym: Alice May; Bess; Bessie; Betty [known SF72]; Blanche; Brenda; Clarisse; Core; Emma; Emmy; Gussie; Maisis; Maria Marjorine; Martha; Mintie; molly Ravonia; Rose [known Southwest, mid 60s]; Sally [mid 60s]
A male homosexual who takes the passive, feminine role.
A lesbian.
And yet Big Media's Industrial Complex says that entertainment and news revenue is down because people are stealing the content. People turned off the idiot box and stopped getting the daily birdcage liner because of the poor content.
A big tower of babel poised to collapse.
The deep red states are not going to vote for gay marriage any time in my lifetime, but I think we are going to see a lot more blue and purple states voting for it in the next few years.
The current Supreme Court is not going to hold that gay marriage is a constitutional right, but Obama may get more Supreme Court appointments in the next four years.
More importantly, I think there is a 50-50 chance that even the current Supreme Court would hold that, under the Constitution's Full Faith and Credit Clause, every state must recognize a marriage that was legal in the state where it was entered into.
Ah... well, you learn something new every day. ;-)
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Virgin Blue has announced it will introduce an early morning departure from Mackay to Brisbane following enthusiastic encouragement from the local business community, Mackay Port Authority, Mackay City Council and local MP Tim Mulherin.
The airline has spent the past few months reviewing the situation since Qantas downgraded their service to Mackay. Virgin Blue already operates two daily flights between Mackay and Brisbane and will trial on a "use it or lose it" basis, a third flight departing at 6.10am and arriving into Brisbane at 7.30am as of 26 November 2004. It also means an additional evening flight that will depart Brisbane at 7.15pm and arrive into Mackay at 8.45pm allowing for a full day's business in Brisbane.
Chief Executive, Brett Godfrey said "We are encouraged by the commitment offered by the Mackay City Council, the Mackay Port Authority and the Chamber of Commerce and this has enabled us to initiate the trial of this service. However, the first 6 months will be crucial and so it's now down to the businesses and community of Mackay to come to the party and justify the need for this service on a year round basis."
Brett continued "The viability of this service depends on support in both directions and we are more than happy to respond to the needs of the business community in regional centres, especially when other carriers let them down. We've received tremendous support from the people of Mackay and while our existing two flights are well suited to the leisure market, we will do our utmost to give our loyal business flyers an even better flight option to suit their schedule."
Brett Godfrey continued "With this additional service the Brisbane to Mackay route will be the first major market in Queensland where Virgin Blue now offers the highest frequency and capacity share of all airlines servicing the market. It goes to show that where you offer not only great value but also great service in terms of schedule, nationwide connections and fantastic inflight service it's a successful formula that can't be beaten. Unlike other airline groups who have either ignored or downgraded service to regional centres like Mackay we have done the opposite and it's now over to the people and businesses of Mackay to support the airline that's supporting them."
The introduction of the new flight means an aircraft and crew members will overnight in Mackay each night for the first time. It will also provide additional convenient connections for Mackay business people travelling further south to Canberra, Melbourne & Sydney. The new services will also make available new connections to Christchurch New Zealand, Fiji & Vanuatu for the first time. Fares for Virgin Blue flights between Mackay and Brisbane start from $79* one way on the internet.


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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. – The Bureau of Land Management plans to extend closure of the area burned by the Pine Ridge Fire to all public use due to potentially dangerous conditions and to reduce the potential of erosion.
All motorized vehicle, mechanized vehicle and foot travel entry will be restricted during the temporary closure, which will run until July 11, 2014. The BLM will post closure signs at main entry points to this area. Maps of the closure area and information are available at http://www.blm.gov/co/st/en/
"We have been monitoring environmental conditions and based on what we're seeing in the field, particularly with plant growth after our seeding, the site needs some additional time to rehab before it will be able to handle traffic," said Grand Junction Field Manager Katie Stevens. "Although we have good germination, the soils are not yet stabilized, and there have been some big dust events this spring that have affected DeBeque."
The burn area closure began on July 12, 2012, in response to erosion concerns from the intensely-burned range. Any foot or vehicle traffic poses a serious risk for increased erosion in areas reseeded to stabilize soils.
Any person who violates the closure may be tried before a United States Magistrate and fined up to $1,000 or imprisoned for up to 12 months, or both.
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Once again in 2016, fans will have a voice in which former player, coach, or manager is selected to the Phillies Wall of Fame this year. Voting is underway and ends at 5 p.m. ET on March 7, 2016. Last year's honoree, Pat Burrell, became the 36th inductee into the Wall of Fame.
Fans can select their top three choices from a 12-man ballot of Phillies alumni. A first place vote is worth five points, second place three points and third place one point. The top five fan consensus choices as determined by total points will serve as the official ballot for a special Wall of Fame Selection Committee that will choose this year's inductee.
Induction ceremonies at Citizens Bank Park are set for August 12, prior to the 7:05 p.m. game against the Rockies. A 14"x20" cast bronze plaque will be added to the Toyota Wall of Fame display located in the Memory Lane section of Ashburn Alley. The following day, August 13, is Phillies Alumni Night in which former players living in the tri-state area will be introduced pre-game.
Players, managers and coaches with four or more years of service are eligible. All candidates must be retired for three years before they can be eligible for the 12-man ballot. In addition to a player's statistical record, consideration is given to longevity, ability, contributions to the Phillies and baseball, character, plus special achievements.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Brandi Webster scored 46 points last week in a region game against Whitehorse and led the Lady Pirate team to a 69-51 victory. The win kept Green River�s region record perfect for the season at 4-0.
Whitehorse took the early lead in the game. Whitehorse outscored Green River 13-10 in the opening quarter. That lead was short lived though; Green River and Webster owned the second quarter 26-11 as the Pirates now led at the half by a score of 36-24.
Green River extended their lead in the third quarter by 7 points as they won the period 20-13. Whitehorse cut into the final margin in the final period but the game had long been over. Whitehorse won that quarter 14-13.
Besides Webster�s points, Leah Swalberg also finished in double figures with 13 points. Also scoring in the game were Bailie Packer with 4 points and Sara Swalberg, Jill Vetere and Crosby Hatt all scoring 2 points.
The Lady Pirates also played Duchesne last week in a non-region contest and lost a close game as time ran out. Final score was 41-40.
Duchesne led after the first quarter 8-3 and at the half 20-18. Green River did outscore Duchesne 15-12 in the second period. Green River took the lead in the third quarter at 31-30 before being outscored in the final period 11-9 to lose a close game. Green River could have won the game at the free throw line where they only shot 50 percent. The Pirates were 12 for 24.
Webster again was the leading scorer in the game, this time with 19 points. Hatt scored 7 points and Sara Swalberg added 6 points. Leah scored 4 points and Bailie and Jill each scored 2 points.
Green River now travels to Monticello this Wednesday and to Navajo Mountain this Friday for region basketball contests.
The Green River boys lost their only game last week. Whitehorse took a huge lead in the first quarter and never was threatened in the game. Final score was 91-46. Whitehorse led after the first quarter 31-7 and at the half 54-16 as they scored at will most of the game.
Luis Mendoza led Green River in scoring with 15 points. Brennan Bigelow scored 14 points and Tyson Johnson scored 11 points as three Pirates ended the night in double figures. Mecham scored 4 points and Clark scored 2 points.
Green River will host Monticello this Thursday night in their only game of the week.


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