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Hi everyone! Hope your week is going well. Mine has been a busy one. Running here and there in my life in progress. Nothing to terribly exciting but the necessary life stuff. So we'll skip to the more fun stuff.
First congrats to everyone for completing their TdF goals. If you didn't complete your goals congrats on great spinning anyway. The pics on the Team KP were awesome!!
In the spirit of Portland's Sock Knitting Week I am devoting my free knitting time this week to you guessed it socks. Hope all our friends make it there safely and have a wonderful time. Please take lots of pictures to share with the rest of us green monsters that were not able to go. :D Seriously though I am so excited for everyone going. Its like the excitement you get when someone shares their KP packages they got in the mail. Its not for you but you are thrilled for them.
So this week's socks now dubbed my Sock Summit Socks are...
Stripy #2! My handspun KP roving dyed and over-dyed with KP Bare Stroll. I have turned the heel and decided to knit the foot in my handspun with the toes in the KP Bare.
My Serpentine Socks. Which I have now turn the heel on.
And DD plum tweed socks are coming along. Unfortunately with all the running around this week I didn't have much travel knitting time.
I ripped out my Inlay sock and just don't have the desire at this time to cast them on again. It will happen just not right now.
And as if three wip socks isn't enough I am tempted to cast on another pair of Ankle socks from KP Fancy Feet Anklet Kit.
I know I said it was going to be all about the lace after the TdF. Right now knitting socks while hearing about everyone's Sock Summit plans and adventures just seems like more fun. Lace can wait a week.
So what do you say? A virtual Sock Summit party? Just because we are not going doesn't mean we can't participate in Sock Knitting Week. Right? No time frame, just pop in when you can. Anything sock goes. Spinning, knitting socks, knitting with sock yarn.....whatever.
Happy Knitting!!
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I LOVE this since i'm still smoldering with envy for those that got to go to Sock Summit!
Knit4Many - what yarn did you use for your Serpentine Socks? Those are lovely! oooohhh that Plum Tweed is GORGEOUS! too bad it's discontinued . . . sigh.
Well, here's my contribution to the party (some are sneak peeks to my latest WIP - work-in progress - designs):
A = my "Hawaiian Tattoo Socks" in KP's Bare and Stroll Tonal in Blue Yonder.
B = my "Diamonds in the Rough Socks" in KP Stroll in Eggplant and Lantana (discontinued colors. 1st pass of the design. I am planning on making another pair to test the pattern again.)
C = this is one of my newest designs, still a WIP called "Smocked Socks". I finished the cuff just after taking the photo today so I am now starting on the 2nd sock. This is KP's Stroll Tonal in Kindling and Foliage and I love the great 'fall' colors!
D = Also one of the newer designs. I've been working on this one since February and it's kind of challenging, but I am a bit crazy! This is my "TriColor Socks" and they are knitted with 3 (yes 3!) different lace weight yarns in Fair Isle knitting (I did say I was a bit crazy). The body of the socks have each color knitted as a single stitch, except for the toes, heel and cuff which are 2 strands held together. This is KP's Shadow Tonal in Canopy and Springtime and KP's Merino Wool lace weight yarn (white).
E = another version of my "Shamrock Socks" in Stroll Multi in Lucky and Bare fingering.
Enjoy and Party ON!!
What fun!! Please post pictures.* insert begging face* If you don't want to do a blog post. You can make an album here and then send us an e-mail so we can see. Or your more than welcome to post some pics here to share.
Thanks Wendy they are fun cheerful knit.
My standard weight yarn seems to be between a fingering to sport. I wonder thin I would have to spin for a 3ply sock weight. hmm....
Knit - what a good idea, a sock summit party! I really like your stripy #2 socks.
Susan - your pink yarn is really very pretty. So, do you like the feel of the 3 ply better than a 2 ply? I only ask because this past Feb/March while spinning Bart the Sheep, I was able to do both a 2 and 3 ply yarn. Really like my 3 ply much better - I think it feels so much softer, although I've no idea what I want to knit it into.
Knit... I think it will be somewhere between Worsted and HW... I always wash and block before I measure. I've experienced major changes at this point. It is 184 yards... 5.3 oz.
Glad you got some knitting time in... we have a road trip to the Columbus Airport on Sunday to pick up a neighbor...so if all goes well, I'll have 6 hours of uninterrupted knitting time... I'm on the foot of my second Jazzy Sock... wheee haw!
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We would all rather Lennie Browne was still out in the Antarctic, not least of all himself, but we should all be grateful that he was able to bring back some amazing images of the guys in Punta Arenas, Union Glacier and right up to their respective drop-off points. Enjoy!
Distance remaining: 401 nmi
Total distance travelled: 271 nmi
Lou Rudd delivers a report jam packed with Team Amundsen news. It's another great day in terms of distance covered – the guys clock up 16.2 nautical miles, just a fraction short of their personal best. This was thanks to favourable conditions towards the end of the day.
It's an eventful day for Henry and Lou as they come to realise that what they think is a cloud, is in fact something to bring a smile to their little faces and raise morale even further. The guys are really chuffed, Listen on!
Lou wraps up with a thanks to everyone so far who has made a donation and raised funds for the Scott-Amundsen Race and the Royal British Legion. We're now at a wonderful £30,720 on the JustGiving.com page, and it's a tremendous boost for our guys out in the Antarctic.
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Distance to the Pole: 487 nmi
Total distance travelled: 263.8 nmi
Mark Langridge gives us today's report for the Scott team, as they make steady progress towards the Beardmore Glacier, an important waypoint in their journey to the South Pole. It's a wonder to hear that the chaps are but a handful (or two) of people to see the glacier since Scott 100 years ago.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY Innerpoint!!!!!!!!!
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I agree with both SG & MC. Happy birthday IP!
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Some user may want to connect other cloud services than SkyDrive which is offered by Microsoft. By using Open Source project called Sharpbox, you can access to Dropbox clouds. At the time of writing this article, it is still not possible to access other clouds like CloudMe in Windows Phone although those others works with desktops.
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STEVENS POINT, WI (WSAU) - Portage County has a new Emergency Management Director.
County Executive Patty Dreier announced late Tuesday that she has selected Keith Krueger as the permanent replacement for retired Director Sandy Curtiss. Coreena Neeb was the Interim Director, and she has accepted a similar position with the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point to work on campus emergency planning.
Dreier says she will bring Krueger's appointment through the Public Safety & Emergency Management Committee and then to the May 21st County Board meeting for confirmation. Krueger could take office as soon as the Board confirms the appointment.
Keith Krueger was raised on a dairy farm in Marathon County and has spent over 20 years in the U.S. Army holding various leadership posts. He has experience leading action teams during disasters and humanitarian assistance missions. He has also handled several national special security events. He has a Masters in Science and Administration degree from Central Michigan University with two Bachelor of Science degrees from UW-River Falls in Political Science and Agriculture Business. Krueger is a doctoral candidate in Emergency Management from Capella University School of Public Service Leadership with graduation expected later this year.
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Minneapolis investigators say they have strong leads in finding the person who fired the bullet that killed 5-year-old Nizzel George on Tuesday, but they still need more information from the public and are now offering a $1,000 reward.
According to Sgt. Stephen McCarty, four homicide investigators with the Violent Criminal Apprehension Team are close to identifying the shooter after questioning multiple people.
However, investigators still need more information from the public and are urging anyone with information to call the homicide investigators at 612-673-2941.
Tipsters can also remain anonymous by calling 612-692-8477.
Investigators served two search warrants overnight -- including on at a home at the corner of 45th and Camden avenues. Inspector Mike Martin says that home was shot up the night before George was killed.
The department is very concerned about retaliation so they are putting pressure on people living in both homes, and there are people living in both houses who are currently on probation. That means officers are now cracking down on enforcing the conditions and making home visits.
Officers are working overtime in the area and putting more squads on the streets in an effort to prevent more shootings.
Outside the Bryant Avenue North home where George was shot, a memorial is growing -- but the holes left from a hail of gunfire are still visible on the house.
On Wednesday, the victim's uncle, Robert Tolliver, walked FOX 9 News through the ordeal, saying his nephew was running in fear before collapsing on the family couch to die.
"This door was open. He heard the shots, he got scared -- then he was running in here where we [were]," Tolliver recalled. "I think the bullet caught him coming in here."
The blood-soaked couch was removed on Tuesday, but the tension in the neighborhood is still high. In fact, police have stationed a remote camera across the street from the home because officers said they fear escalation or retaliation in part of an ongoing feud.
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Perched atop Gull Hill, Land's End Inn is a tranquil bed and breakfast retreat offering accommodations that are unsurpassed in Provincetown. The Inn's particular mix of nature, luxury and art, its landmark architecture, opulent views and gracious innkeepers encouraged the New York Times to recognize Land's End as "a lavishly decorated outpost atop the West End with extravagant views and gorgeous grounds."
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5 on November 14, 2013
We had a lovely stay at the Land's End Inn! Stayed in the Library room, and it was just fantastic. beautiful views, and very a giant, very comfortable bed. The innkeepers are all warm and welcoming, and very helpful. They told us about the best places to go eat this time of year. We can't wait to come back to the Land's End!
4.4 on March 27, 2011
Needed to get out of the house...and what a perfect place to go! Pet friendly too. Unique rooms and great views. Continental breakfast exceeded our expectations. The staff is soooo helpful. Will return.
4.8 on October 17, 2010
Land's End Inn is all that and more. There is an elegance that cannot be denied about the entire inn, from the grounds to the oh so comfortable great room. Wine and cheese in the evening, continental breakfast in the morning. The regular rooms are cozy, as in most inns, but impeccably decorated. Spent an hour on the deck this AM with breakfast and never wanted to leave. One tiny thought - if you are the joining in types then grab a room on the great room floor as during wine and cheese time there's a gathering there. If you prefer more quiet privacy, perhaps ask for something away from the great room. Something for everyone. Leave the kids at home and have a get away!
4.6 on September 28, 2010
Land's End Inn was the most wonderful hotel I've ever stayed in. The views were truly breathtaking. We treated ourselves to someplace different and we will be back.
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Land's End Inn was fabulous!! We had a wonderful time...the staff was very helpful and we really enjoyed the happy hour every evening...breakfast was good also. The views were beautiful and the decor very interesting! We can't wait to return and enjoy all its amenities again. Thanks for a GREAT TIME!!!
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It was very relaxing. Beautiful views from the top, especially in the evening. Looking forward to my next trip.
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AIA Congratulates Panetta on NominationApr. 28, 2011
The Aerospace Industries Association offers its congratulations to CIA Director Leon E. Panetta on his nomination by President Obama to succeed Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.
"Director Panetta has a long and distinguished career as a public servant," said AIA President and CEO Marion C. Blakey. "He brings far-reaching expertise and insight to the position at a time when ongoing conflicts and budget pressures require a particularly strong leader at the department's helm."
Industry is looking forward to meeting soon the new secretary. "From continuing the efficiency initiative and strengthening the aerospace and defense industrial…


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Wallabies Spring Tour: Ten to watch from the home nations
Paul Cully The Wallabies start their grand slam tour this weekend armed with some players who bring real attacking purpose, but where do the opposition threats come from?
Timani's size not the only answer needed for a win in Rosario
Paul Cully There was a wonderfully expressive look on the pained face of Argentina's Patricio Albacete in the 71st minute against the All Blacks.
Talking points
Five things we learnt
Paul Cully There's no doubt about it, the All Blacks dominate the Wallabies in every department.
Talking points
Five things we learnt
Paul Cully The talking points from Saturday's Bledisloe Cup clash.
Stats say throw Smith to Lions - or vice versa
Paul Cully Your eyes have not been deceiving you when you have watched the Brumbies go about their business this season and you sense them to be on another level to the Waratahs and the other Australian sides.
Second row must be first priority for Deans
Paul Cully The Wallabies have big problems in the second row: that's a hard concept to grasp
Tight Five
Emotions run hot in the debate over five-eighth
Paul Cully In the third instalment of the Herald's look at the race for Wallabies jerseys, we look at five more positions. We start with five-eighth.
Who will squeeze into Deans' 25-man tent
Paul Cully Trying to squeeze in 25 names for the initial Wallabies squad to be announced on May 19 is akin to putting away a tent for the first time.
Folau's Wallabies stocks up in leaps and bounds
Paul Cully Israel Folau has one arm in a Wallabies jersey.
Deans in for pleasant viewing as Tahs take on Brumbies
Paul Cully Wallabies coach Robbie Deans will be sitting reasonably comfortably when he settles in to watch the Waratahs v Brumbies game on Saturday evening.
Barnes' storming efforts could have him in starting side
Paul Cully The significance of Berrick Barnes' cameos against the Stormers and Brumbies in successive weeks is that he could be playing his way into the Wallabies starting XV, let alone the 25-man squad.
Rugby Union
Folau set for Wallabies
Paul Cully Israel Folau's stunning rise in his third code is complete, with Wallabies coach Robbie Deans naming the NSW Waratahs full-back on the right wing against the British and Irish Lions on Saturday.
Another giant leap as Folau gets Test call-up
Paul Cully Israel Folau's stunning rise in his third code is complete, with Wallabies coach Robbie Deans naming the Waratahs fullback on the right wing to face the British and Irish Lions on Saturday.
McKenzie's Wallabies wish list
Phil Lutton and Paul Cully Ewen McKenzie has named his first Wallabies training squad - now the tough work begins. Phil Lutton and Paul Cully look at five things on the coach's wish list.
McKenzie plays delicate balancing act between attack and defence
Paul Cully A PENNY for the thoughts of Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie as he hears ARU chief executive Bill Pulver bang on his drum for ''running rugby''.
Timani's cameo shows McKenzie size matters
Paul Cully There are question marks about the big second-rower's all-round game, but his urgency and sheer size from the bench on Saturday night gave the Wallabies something they have been lacking in the...
McKenzie will do well to make par with Deans win stat
Paul Cully If Ewen McKenzie was a golfer he'd be at the stage of the round when he starts shooting grumpy glances at his caddy and asking if he has any better clubs in the bag.
Extra beef a key ingredient in recipe for Test success
Paul Cully If Ewen McKenzie were a golfer, he'd be at the stage of the round where he starts shooting grumpy glances at his caddy and asking if he has any better clubs in the bag.
Gotta accentuate the positives ... if you can
Paul Cully Against the benchmark sides, the Wallabies are simply cloaked in mediocrity.
Cheap shot shows cost of coasting is expensive
Paul Cully Blanket accusations of a lack of spite from the Wallabies last Saturday night are not quite true.


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Udall Scholars are a diverse group of students who are united by their interest in our nation's heritage: natural resource protection, conservation, and Native American policy, health, and governance. Recent Udall Scholars are pursuing majors in a variety of fields, including:
Udall Scholars are now working in many professions:
No. Udall Scholars come from all majors and fields of study. Recent Udall Scholars have majored in environmental sciences and policy studies, agriculture, political science, natural resource management, sociology, anthropology, American Indian studies, tribal public policy, history, English, theater, landscape architecture, and public health, to name just a few areas.
Grades are less important than community service and leadership records, but they are still significant. Nominees should generally be in the top quarter of their class and have at least a 3.0 GPA.
For the purposes of the Scholarship Program, a Native American or Alaska Native is any individual who is:
Applicants must submit copies of relevant enrollment forms, cards or descent documentation such as a Certificate of Degree of Indian or Alaska Native Blood. Applicants who are members of the First Nations of Canada must submit proof of U.S. permanent residency. Applicants who cannot demonstrate tribal enrollment and do not have a CDIB may obtain a letter from a tribal leader indicating descent from a member of a tribe or band and involvement in the tribal community, and submit copies of a mother or father's birth certificate showing tribal affiliation.
A Certificate of Degree of Indian or Alaska Native Blood (CDIB) is an official document that certifies a person possesses a specific degree of Indian blood of a federally recognized Indian tribe. The CDIB is issued by the Bureau of Indian Affairs; however, verification and enrollment requirements vary from tribe to tribe.
That depends. If you do not have an enrollment card, you should contact your tribe for information on how to apply for tribal enrollment. Be aware that the application process can take from two months to up to several years. If you are not currently on your tribal roll, and do not have a CDIB, you may instead obtain a letter from a tribal leader indicating your involvement in your tribal community and your descent from a member of the tribe or band; and submit copies of a mother or father's birth certificate showing tribal affiliation. The Udall Foundation will review the letter to determine if it provides sufficient proof of eligibility to meet our criteria.
Yes, applicants from state-recognized tribes are eligible for the scholarship.
No, at this time Native Hawaiians are not eligible. The Foundation may revisit this issue in the future.
Yes. If you will be enrolled full-time the year following your application for the Udall Scholarship, you are eligible to apply, unless you have already applied for the scholarship during both your sophomore and junior years.
No. Scholars must be enrolled full time during the year following their award.
No. You must be in at least your second year of study to apply for the scholarship.
No, the Udall Scholarship cannot be deferred. Scholars must be enrolled full time the year following their award or decline the scholarship.
Yes. Applicants in five-year non-Baccalaureate Master's programs may apply for the scholarship in their 2nd and 3rd years of study. Applicants who are in their fourth year of study are not eligible.
Applicants who have returned to school for a 2nd undergraduate degree are eligible if:
Neither a personal essay nor a policy proposal, the Udall Scholarship essay falls somewhere in between. The best essays demonstrate a sophisticated and nuanced understanding of Morris Udall or Stewart Udall's environmental or tribal policy legacy, and clearly relate their chosen topic to the nominee's interests and career goals.
The Foundation defines public or community service as:
Many students who haven't undertaken formal, scientific research have conducted research projects for campus initiatives and community organizations; an example would be researching alternatives to Styrofoam take away containers and conducting surveys to determine which alternatives would be appropriate for your campus community.
You need only answer the question "if applicable." Readers do not penalize applicants who leave the question blank.
Leadership is an important quality in a Udall Scholar. The selection committee looks for applicants who:
The Udall Scholars Orientation weekend is a mandatory 4-day event that takes place each August in Tucson, Arizona. All new and repeat Scholars must attend. Travel from the Scholar's home or school, lodging and meals will be provided by the Foundation.
The Orientation brings Udall Scholars, alumni, faculty representatives, and Foundation staff together to network, share ideas, hear from distinguished environmental and Native American leaders, and see, first hand, what it means to be a part of the Udall legacy.
No, no, and no. The Scholar Orientation Weekend is an integral part of becoming a Udall Scholar; all new and repeat Scholars must attend. If you are awarded the scholarship and cannot attend the Orientation, the scholarship will be revoked and awarded to a Udall Honorable Mention.
If there is no faculty representative listed for your institution, we recommend you contact your President's office and request that someone be appointed. If the President's office on your campus does not appoint a faculty representative, you can discuss your aspirations about the scholarship with a professor, the dean of your academic college, or a faculty advisor. If you are still having trouble finding a faculty representative, please contact Paula Randler at the Foundation.
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You should submit transcripts from your current institution, transfer institutions, and any institutions where you took summer courses for college credit. If your transcript lists transfer credits, but no grades, we require transcripts from the transferring institution.
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LIFE DIGEST: 'Baby Scan Jesus' ad set despite criticism; ... Carhart to spread late-term abortions
Billboards depicting a baby Jesus in His mother's womb are causing a stir in England.
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WASHINGTON (BP)--An advertising campaign designed to help people focus on Christ at Christmas will portray an ultrasound scan of the Son of God in His mother's womb on British billboards in December despite criticism that it promotes an anti-abortion message.
The advertisement shows a sonogram image of an unborn child with a halo around his head. The message at the top of the ad says, "He's on His way," while the text at the bottom reads, "Christmas starts with Christ."
Promoters of "Baby Scan Jesus," as they have named the ad, hope it will reach 40 million people from more than 2,000 billboard and poster sites Dec. 6-20 in England, according to the Guardian, a British newspaper.
A critic called the ad incredibly naïve. "The image is too specifically associated with pro-lifers to be seen in a benign context. They should go back to angels and cribs," said Terry Sanderson, director of the National Secular Society, the Guardian reported in June in one of its stories about the ad.
Trustees for ChurchAds.net, the ecumenical charity behind the campaign, said the ad "is not, in any way, designed to either support or campaign against abortion." The poster "announces the imminent birth of the Christ child in the way that many modern-day parents choose to announce the coming birth of their own child," they said in a written statement.
A British pro-life leader, however, saw the ad as a "wonderful help in changing people's minds in the abortion issue."
"This is not a cluster of cells but a human person and it just happens to be the God man Jesus.... That is a very, very powerful statement that will strike a chord with the general population," said John Smeaton of the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, according to the Guardian.
Jonathan Edwards, general secretary of the Baptist Union of Great Britain, commended the ad: "The picture of a scan is one of the most defining moments of a pregnancy these days -- it's full of promise and anticipation. I'm delighted to see this year's Christmas advert and pray it will encourage many people to sit up and take note of the Christmas message."
'LIFE PRIZES' WINNERS NAMED -- Five individuals and an organization were named Nov. 15 to receive "Life Prizes" for pro-life achievements. The recipients, who will share the $600,000 in prize money, are:
-- Jeanne Head, United Nations representative for the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC).
-- Kristan Hawkins, executive director of Students for Life of America.
-- Douglas Johnson, NRLC's legislative director.
-- Alveda King, director of African American outreach for Priests for Life and founder of King for America.
-- Marie Smith, director of the Parliamentary Network for Critical Issues, an outreach of Gospel of Life Ministries.
-- The Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network, which helps support people who are disabled or have life-threatening conditions.
The Gerard Health Foundation, which gave its first "Life Prizes" in 2008, presents the awards for important advances regarding the sanctity of human life. The prizes will be given at a Jan. 22 ceremony in Washington, D.C.
LATE-TERM ABORTION MOVE -- LeRoy Carhart plans to take his late-term abortion business to other states after a new Nebraska law banning the procedure at 20 weeks of pregnancy took effect.
Carhart of Bellevue, Neb., told the Omaha World-Herald he plans to begin providing late-term abortions at new clinics in the Washington, D.C., area and Council Bluffs, Iowa. He also plans to expand an abortion facility in Indianapolis.
Carhart told The Washington Post, "The laws are more favorable in these other jurisdictions, and we're going to do the maximum the law allows."
The new Nebraska law -- the Pain-capable Unborn Child Protection Act that took effect Oct. 15 -- establishes a new standard in abortion bans. Rather than setting the benchmark at fetal viability, which can be 22 to 24 weeks, Nebraska's law utilizes evidence that an unborn child experiences pain at 20 weeks for its guideline.
Julie Schmit-Albin, executive director of Nebraska Right to Life, said Carhart's move to other states demonstrates the effectiveness of the new law. "It's interesting to us that Carhart needed to expand to three other states to apply his late-term abortion trend," she said, according to the World-Herald.
ASSISTED SUICIDE GAINS IN VT. -- Assisted-suicide advocates hope Vermont will become the next state to legalize the controversial practice after Democrat Peter Shumlin was elected governor in the Nov. 2 election.
Vermont voters not only elected an assisted-suicide supporter to the governorship but gave advocates for the practice control of the legislature, said Mary Hahn Beerworth, executive director of the Vermont Right to Life Committee.
The Oregon Death With Dignity Political Action Fund applauded Shumlin's election and said it would work for enactment of a law legalizing assisted suicide in 2011. The organization said, "A new Death with Dignity law in Vermont will establish the foothold for a larger movement throughout New England and the east coast."
Assisted suicide is legal in three states: Montana; Oregon and Washington.
TRACKING PLANNED PARENTHOOD -- Planned Parenthood Federation of America, the country's leading provider of abortions, continues to be in the news -- often in a negative light. According to recent reports:
-- Planned Parenthood of the Inland Northwest agreed to pay $345,000 to the state of Washington in a settlement regarding claims the organization had billed to Medicaid, The Seattle Times reported Oct. 29. An audit had estimated improper Medicaid payments of $629,143 were made to the affiliate from 2004-07.
-- Planned Parenthood's office in Lawrence, Kan., has shut down, The Wichita Eagle reported Nov. 13. A sign in the window said the office closed because of a lack of requests for its services. Only three abortion clinics, all in the Kansas City area, remain open in the state, according to Kansans for Life.
Tom Strode is the Washington bureau chief for Baptist Press.
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A New Gallup Poll On Americans' Belief in Evolution Is Out Today …
… and it's full of rather sad figures. A full 46% of those surveyed believe that God created humans in their present form within the past 10,000 years. The number has essentially remained unchanged for the past 30 years (44% in 1982).
You can check the Gallup report for the detailed results, but a few things jumped out at me:
- Among people who never attend church, a full 25% still subscribe to creationist views.
- There's only a 17% difference (58% vs. 41%) between Republicans and Democrats
- Almost four out of five Americans believe God had a hand in creating humans in some way
Now, I'm not bothered by the existence or acceptance of religion, when used for good. Nor do I believe that accepting evolution means that you must deny all other religious beliefs. Sure, the more one learns about science and the universe the more one will experience the pangs of cognitive dissonance and questioned faith. But those feelings and questions are part of the human journey. They carve the unique facets of your identity that make you truly you.
What bothers me is that evolution is at the core of so much of science, and to dismiss its truth is akin to a mathematician dismissing that 1 is half of 2 or a chemist refusing to acknowledge the existence of electrons. You simply can not fully immerse your brain in the workings of our living world without evolution. Medicine, biology, nature … any of it.
And in thirty years of bloody knuckled work to bring science into people's lives, it feels like we still haven't gotten anywhere.
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"We were in a four-bedroom house, just the two of us," says Paul Beares, 69. "We didn't need a four-bedroom house anymore. We needed to downsize."
"And we wanted to upsize," says son David, 37, noting that he and his wife, Abby, had a third child last summer and not much extra space in their small Annapolis home. "Also, we were living in Annapolis, and our business is in Columbia. The drive stinks."
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Driven by a variety of factors -- the uncertain economy, the rising tide of young adults returning to live with their parents, a growing immigrant population with a strong multigenerational household tradition, a growing senior citizen population and increased interest in aging in place -- the number of such households is on the rise.
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A 2010 Pew Research Center Social and Demographic Trends study found that the number of Americans living in a household that included at least two adult generations rose from 28 million in 1980 to 49 million in 2008.
Noting that such extended families were common until World War II but declined in the ensuing few decades, the study concludes: "The multi-generational household has mounted a comeback."
Statewide figures reveal the same trend, with the number of Maryland households with three or more generations increasing from 88,923 in 2000 (4.5 percent of all households) to 108,934 in 2010 (5.3 percent of all households), according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Earlier figures for Howard County are not available, but the 2010 census found 4,163 such households in the county, 4 percent of the total, and those who keep an eye on such trends say multigenerational living is becoming more popular here as well.
"We've probably seen a lot more of it over the past 20 or 30 years," says Dayna Brown, administrator of the county Office on Aging. She credited the increase mainly to people living longer and an increased desire of the elderly to age in place -- stay in the community rather than move to an assisted-living facility. To do that, she says, many rely on family caregivers, such as adult children.
"It's growing," agrees architect Karen Pitsley, owner of Transforming Architecture, a residential design firm based in Highland. Pitsley says she is fielding more and more requests to design second-floor master suites, in-law suites and other additions that will accommodate families combining resources under one roof.
"A lot of people in Howard County are looking for houses that will allow that," she says. "With all the baby boomers hitting their 60s and 70s, there's a much greater need for this now."
While many cite the increasing numbers of elderly and the so-called "boomerang generation," Michael Rendall, director of the Maryland Population Research Center and a professor of sociology at the University of Maryland, says economic forces are largely behind the move to multigenerational housing.
"The Great Recession is the root cause of the phenomenon," he says. The trend is driven by the difficult job situation facing the younger generation, he says. But by pooling resources, both the younger and older generations are helped by the trend.
Rendall predicts that as the economy improves, the trend toward multigenerational households will reverse.
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ACTOR Shaun Evans was spotted filming in a North Oxford street for the second series of Endeavour, about the formative years of Inspector Morse.
Mr Evans, who plays the title character Endeavour Morse, was spotted filming scenes inside a house in Norham Road on Monday.
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Red Hat begins RHEL 5.3 Beta
Linux company Red Hat has announced the beta release of version 5.3 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (RHEL) products.
Based on the 2.6.18-120.e15 kernel, the beta version includes server for x86 platforms, 64 bit AMD and Intel, and Systems p and z Itanium Processor for IBM. An update is available, but Red Hat warns this is unreliable regarding system settings, services and custom configurations, and recommends a new installation. Also, attempts to update with separately installed GFS2 kernel modules will result in an error message. The beta test ends in January 2009, when the final release is expected.
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The release comes with a multitude of new drivers including the updated graphic drivers r400 and r500. The Enterprise Desktop also tests Network Manager 0.7. A detailed description of version 5.3, with instructions on installation and further innovations, can be seen on the release notes web page.
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Markison, Cantor Earn NEC Women's Tennis Player, Rookie of the WeekHAMDEN, Conn. - Quinnipiac University women's tennis players Adrienne Markison (Princeton, N.J.) and Rachel Cantor (Short Hills, N.J.) were named the Northeast Conference's Player and Rookie of the Week, respectively, the league office announced on Tuesday. Markison continued her undefeated singles play in the spring semester, while Cantor picked up a win in both singles and doubles last week. The award is Markison's second consecutive, after earning NEC Player of the Month for February. Meanwhile, Cantor has won a league-best five NEC Rookie of the Week Awards this season.
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Mayor's Healthy Hometown Movement Provides Grants
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Mayor Jerry Abramson and Health Director Dr. Adewale Troutman today awarded more than $50,000 in grants to 17 community-service organizations to promote personal health and fitness. Each organization received $3,000 to support a range of healthy activities in neighborhoods across Louisville, as part of the ongoing Mayor's Healthy Hometown Movement.
"These organizations have come up with innovative approaches to increasing physical activity and better nutrition in our community," Abramson said. "We believe that health initiatives funded through these grants can be replicated throughout Louisville – so that the benefits of increased activity levels and healthier lifestyles spread across our hometown.
" Organizations receiving grants, and the programs to be implemented, include:
· Bridgehaven, to run a daily exercise program and promote wellness among adults with severe mental illness.
· BRYCC House, to repair and build bicycles for Old Louisville residents.
· C.H.O.I.C.E., to provide physical education and nutrition classes for students at Meyzeek Middle School.
· Dreams With Wings, to engage individuals with mental retardation in aerobic, strength training, and stretching activities.
· First Gethsemane Center for Family Development, for a variety of services for 50 families including adult volleyball, youth and adult basketball, aerobics, dance classes, and nutrition classes.
· Jewish Community Center, to provide youth ages 12 through 16 the opportunity to learn proper exercise techniques and build muscle in a non-competitive environment.
· Maryhurst, for individual and group instruction in physical activity to disadvantaged girls through the Heiser Clinic.
· Neighborhood House, for physical fitness and health classes for preschool children to ensure that all children enrolled are current on their immunizations.
· New Zion Development Foundation, for physical-education programming to Park duValle residents.
· Plymouth Community Center, to promote healthier lifestyles among adults living in the Russell neighborhood through health screenings, physical fitness activities, nutritional education and stress management.
· Portland United Methodist Center, to purchase tee-ball equipment and healthy snacks for children in the Portland and Russell neighborhoods.
· PEACE Center, Inc., to provide physical activity and nutritional instruction to adult and adolescent women in the Newburg area. · Prevention 2000, to purchase tennis equipment and develop a tennis program for 150 to 200 children.
· Refuge Community Development, to instruct women ages 18 and older about setting personal fitness goals and to increase muscle strength among participants by 60 percent.
· Somali Community of Louisville, to teach children soccer skills.
· Wesley House, to promote physical fitness to its clients and to the residents of the Butchertown and Phoenix Hill neighborhoods.
· YouthBuild Louisville, for exercise programs and to purchase water bottles, towels and T-shirts to encourage fitness among young adults ages 18 to 24.
About the Mayor's Healthy Hometown Movement
Last year, Abramson launched the Healthy Hometown Movement, a community-wide effort to create a new culture in Louisville where physical activity and optimal nutrition are the norm. The movement seeks to motivate citizens to increase their level of physical activity and to adopt healthier lifestyles.
The Louisville Metro Health Department administers the Movement, and a 45-member Advisory Committee of the area's leading health and fitness professionals provides oversight. Information about the Mayor's Healthy Hometown Movement and listings of health and fitness-oriented events are available at Louisville Metro's official website. Or call MetroCall at 311 or 574-5000.
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