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E. Studying the Proposed Parks, 1974-1976
After the NPS and other Federal land management agencies, as required by the ANCSA timetable, turned in the various draft EISs and master plans for the proposed conservation areas in December 1973, emphasis turned toward the preparation of a series of final environmental statements (FESs). To a large extent, changes in the EISs would be based on the tenor of public comment. In addition, however, the gathering and analysis of new data by agency staff brought more changes. As in the rest of the Alaska planning effort, there was little time to lose; final documents which incorporated both the additional field work and the heavy volume of public participation had to be completed and published in little more than a year. [66]
In order to prepare the various final environmental statements, NPS personnel fanned out across the state during the summer of 1974. The preparation of the FESs took place that fall. They were completed and distributed to the public between December 1974 and February 1975.
In their approach to subsistence, the recommendations in the various FESs were even more far-reaching than those in the December 1973 draft EISs. All proposed NPS units, for example, were still open to valid subsistence uses. As in the various draft documents, almost all of the final environmental statements issued the following boilerplate statement, which was similar to (though more specific than) language in the December 1973 documents:
Additional subsistence-related proposals were also offered. Most of the proposals for NPS-administered unitsin fact, all but the Gates of the Arctic and Yukon-Charley proposalsincluded proposed park purposes that related to either Native subsistence activities or other Native activities. [68] The two strongest of these statements were at Cape Krusenstern, where the NPS promised "to encourage and assist in every way possible the preservation and interpretation of present-day Native cultures," and at Kobuk Valley, where the agency stated its intention "to foster the continuation of the Alaska Eskimo culture by providing for traditional resource uses, such as hunting, fishing, and gathering, provided such uses are consistent with the preservation of primary resources values." [69] Three proposed park unitsAniakchak, Harding Icefield-Kenai Fjords, and Lake Clarkhad as a purpose "to provide for Native involvement in ongoing monument operations, research, and the provision of visitor services" [70] Both the Katmai and the Lake Clark proposals included language, in their park purposes, calling upon the agency "to encourage and foster cooperative agreements between the NPS and Native groups [as well as with other entities] to help assure optimum use of the region's resources" [71] Still other park purposes were for "developing understanding and respect for ... the present-day American Eskimo culture" (for the Chukchi-Imuruk proposal) and "to insure that ... traditional Native lifestyles and subsistence uses are allowed to continue" (for the Harding Icefields-Kenai Fjords proposal). [72] Provisions pertaining to access were also offered. At Aniakchak, the agency promised to "work with Natives in providing for access to lands in the monument in which Natives have interests," and the Gates of the Arctic FES stated that "The Secretary [of the Interior] may authorize snowmobile use for subsistence purposes within the park." The Gates of the Arctic document, in addition, introduced the traditional use concept. "Traditional subsistence use of the park," it noted, "will be allowed to continue." The document later went on to define as traditional such activities as hunting, fishing, trapping, and fuel gathering. [73]
A key element in the preparation of the various FESs was the growing expertise about the proposed parks by NPS staff. Some of these employees specialized in particular themesgeology or zoology, for examplebut others immersed themselves in the study of particular clusters of park units. This expertise had begun back in the spring of 1972, when the agency had decided to organize four study teams to collect information for the various proposed park units. The initial captains of these study teams, chosen in May of that year, were John Kauffmann, Paul Fritz, Urban Rogers, and John Reynolds; in addition, the agency assigned Zorro Bradley to head a fifth team that would study historical and archeological areas and provide cultural resource assistance to the other four teams. [74] During the preparation of the draft and final EISs the personnel heading the study teams changed; Paul Fritz and Urban Rogers, for instance, were replaced by Gerald Wright and Fred Eubanks, respectively. Beginning in early 1975, however, the level of park expertise dramatically increased when Director Gary Everhardt decided to add ten new professionals to the planning team. These "keymen," as they were called, were given the task of gathering and coordinating knowledge about individual park units. John Kauffmann, who since 1972 had been spearheading the agency's efforts for several proposed parks in northwestern Alaska, became the keyman for the Gates of the Arctic proposal, but most of the other keymen transferred to their new positions from the Denver Service Center. [75]
In addition to their park responsibilities, each of the keymen was assigned an additional collateral duty, and one high priority project in the latter category was the preparation of a subsistence policy statement. Robert Belous, the keyman for the Cape Krusenstern and Kobuk Valley proposals, had written an interim subsistence report back in November 1973; as a follow-up, he issued a Subsistence Policy for Proposed NPS Areas in Alaska, completed in September 1975. Belous then teamed up with Dr. T. Stell Newman, the keyman for the Chukchi-Imuruk proposal, and in April 1976 the two completed a Draft Secretarial Policy: Subsistence Uses of New National Park Service Areas in Alaska. Newman wrote a final subsistence policy document, The National Park Service and Subsistence: A Summary, which was issued in November 1977. [76] The 1976 draft policy was "widely circulated in Alaska for public comment" (according to language in the 1977 study), and the comments generated in response to that draft helped mold the Secretary of the Interior's position on subsistence when he submitted the Department's proposals to Congress in September 1977. In prefatory remarks for the 1977 study, Newman noted that in order to gain a "better understanding of this unique lifestyle," the NPS had conducted "over ten man-years of professional anthropological research ... on the nature of subsistence in the proposed parklands." [77]
As historian Bill Brown has noted, a major source of philosophical guidance for agency officials during this period was ecologist Raymond Dasmann and his concept of the "future primitive." Dasmann, in a seminal 1975 paper on the subject, noted that it was "a good time to reexamine the entire concept of national parks and all equivalent protected areas." "Is it not strange," he stated, that park managers the world over had "taken for granted that people and nature were somehow incompatible"? After suggesting that the world was divided into "ecosystem people" (that is, people who were members of "indigenous traditional cultures") and "biosphere people" (that is, "those who are tied in with the global technological civilization"), he noted that ecosystem people were institutionally fragile because they were dependent upon a single ecosystem for their survival. Historically, he noted, only biosphere people had created national parks. But because of a sharp rise in global development, ecosystem-based homelands were rapidly diminishing. Concerned about that trend, he urged that a profound change be instituted in how national parks should function. "National parks," he noted, "must not serve as a means for displacing the members of traditional societies who have always cared for the land and its biota." "Few anywhere would argue with the concept of national parks," he continued, "but many would argue with the way the concept has been appliedtoo often at the cost of displacement of traditional cultures, and nearly always with insufficient consideration for the practices and policies affecting the lands outside of the park." He therefore made several specific recommendations. First, "The rights of members of indigenous cultures to the lands they have traditionally occupied must be recognized, and any plans for establishing parks or reserves in these lands must be developed in consultation with, and in agreement with, the people involved." In addition, Dasmann urged that "wherever national parks are created, their protection needs to be coordinated with the people who occupy the surrounding lands. Those who are most affected by the presence of a national park must fully share in its benefits...." NPS officials recognized that their options were limited in the various long-established parklands of the Lower 48 states. In Alaska, however, the millions of acres being considered as new national parklands provided an excellent tableau where Dasmann's ideas might be manifested. [78]
All three of the documents that Belous and Newman produced from 1975 to 1977 were philosophically consistent with, and were logical extensions of, the recommendations that had been laid out in the draft and final EISs. The documents were unequivocal regarding the legitimacy of subsistence activities in the various proposed park units. The 1975 study, for example, noted that the NPS "recognizes that the continuance of such harvest of wild food and other biological resources from lands currently proposed as additions to the National Park System ... is an important opportunity for retaining an unbroken link with the Nation's cultural past." It further noted that
Portions of the 1975 draft policy, as noted above, suggested a preference for Native use. Other parts of that policy, however, backed off from that preference. Subsistence permits, for example, would be issued to "local residents who have demonstrated customary and consistent use of [Subsistence] Zones for the direct consumptive use of renewable resources at the time of enactment of ANCSA," a local resident being defined as "a Native or non-Native living in the vicinity of a Subsistence Zone and making consistent and customary use of the Zone for subsistence purposes." The 1976 and 1977 documents made clear that Natives and non-Natives would have equal access to subsistence resources; as noted in the 1976 report, "The need for subsistence resources is not the exclusive claim of Native people in Alaska.... This is consistent with the Alaska State Constitution which recognizes no racial priority but considers all citizens equal under the law." [79]
Other key areas of subsistence policy were first discussed and evaluated in these documents. The idea of a Subsistence Resource Council as a local management element first arose in the 1975 statement, as one leg in a "tripartite" arrangement that would also include the NPS and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. The rationale that demanded the existence of a series of subsistence councils also brought about the insistence that subsistence resources be managed on a regional basis. The study noted that "Because of broad variations in subsistence use patterns and problems across the state ... each unit will be managed under a separate and distinct management plan with a local subsistence resource council representing each unit." Third, the agency made it clear that the proposed subsistence provisions, appropriate as they were, would pertain only to the Alaska parks. The 1976 study noted that because the allowance of subsistence principles comprised "a distinct departure from longstanding NPS management principles," it was therefore "imperative that such design and management departures ... are not to be a precedent for alteration of park system management for existing units in or outside the State of Alaska."
A final theme the various policy statements covered was the subsistence zone idea. The policy writers made it clear that subsistence, in the agency's opinion, was a modern as well as a traditional land use, and that "ancient aboriginal ways of life [should not] be artificially restored or preserved as a static remnant of the past through legislation or prohibition." But even though the agency had no intention of generally suppressing subsistence activities, it did conclude that subsistence uses should not be allowed throughout all of the proposed park units. As the 1976 document made clear,
The 1977 document reiterated the contrast in subsistence dependency; it noted that "Subsistence needs and practices vary widely across the state, from a major dependence in the northwestern Alaska proposals to scant dependence in most other proposed parklands." It also took the subsistence zone idea from the general to the specific; it contained maps outlining proposed subsistence zones for all but three of the proposed parks. No subsistence zone was planned for Aniakchak, either because data was unavailable or because subsistence use was deemed "slight," and subsistence zone maps were omitted for the Glacier Bay extensions and for the Noatak proposal because insufficient data was available to delineate an accurate use area.
Another activity that the NPS undertook during the 1974-1976 periodone that played a large role in delineating the various subsistence zones noted abovewas the completion of a series of studies on subsistence use in the various proposed parks. As has been noted, virtually no data was available about subsistence use in the national interest lands prior to ANCSA, and park planners eagerly sought subsistence data to help guide the evolving legislative proposals. The preparation of these studies was entrusted to the University of Alaska's Cooperative Park Studies Unit, which had been established in 1972 to stimulate park-related research. One of CPSU's two subentities was the Anthropology and Historical Preservation Program, which was headed by Zorro Bradley, an NPS anthropologist and adjunct faculty member at the Fairbanks campus. [80]
During the first several years of the CPSU's existence, historical and cultural studies were largely overlooked. The program did, however, gain one key contact: a Hughes schoolteacher named G. Ray Bane. During the winter of 1973-74, Bane had told a friend that he and his wife, Barbara, planned a 1,400-mile dog-mushing trip. From Hughes, which was a Koyukon Athabaskan village, they would mush down river to Huslia; north to Shungnak, a Kobuk River Inupiat village; then on to Kotzebue, Wainwright (where he had previously taught), and Barrow. Zorro Bradley, having caught wind of the trip, asked Bane to send him a report of his observations along the way. The Banes took their trip, as planned, between February and May 1974, and while visiting Fairbanks shortly afterwards, Bane and Bradley discussed the idea of a subsistence study of Shungnak, which was just beyond the borders of the proposed Gates of the Arctic unit. As Bane later recalled, the NPS "needed to know Shungnak's land use patterns and how the reality of a park would change them." Bane's proposal was approved shortly afterward, and the couple moved that summer to Shungnak. The Banes were later joined by anthropologists Richard K. Nelson and Douglas Anderson. The three of them, along with several other researchers, pooled their efforts and emerged with a landmark document entitled Kuuvangmiit; Traditional Subsistence Living in the Latter Twentieth Century, which revealed the subsistence patterns of five Kobuk River Eskimo villages. [81]
In June 1975, the CPSU's cultural program became far more active when it commenced identifying and evaluating broadly-defined historical sites as defined in Section 14(h)(1) of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. For the next fourteen months, a ten-person CPSU team inventoried more than 7,000 Alaskan historical sites. Once that task had been completed, team members started work on cultural studies related to specific proposed park units, and many of those studies focused on subsistence use patterns. Compiling those studies caused many CPSU researchers to make repeated visits to various villages surrounding the proposed park units; by their actions, they complemented the role of the agency's various "keymen." By 1977, a considerable body of subsistence data had been gathered; that data proved invaluable as hearing testimony when various Alaska lands proposals were being considered that year in the U.S. House of Representatives. By 1979, subsistence studies had been completed and published for the Aniakchak, Cape Krusenstern, Gates of the Arctic, Katmai, Lake Clark, Mount McKinley, Noatak, and Yukon-Charley proposals. [82]
One event during this period, significant as it was for the proposed parklands, took place thousands of miles from Alaska. On October 11, 1974, President Gerald R. Ford signed Congressional legislation that established the first two national preserves: Big Cypress in southern Florida and Big Thicket in eastern Texas. As historian Frank Williss has noted, the preserve concept allowed for hunting and other land uses, so long as those uses did not affect the preservation of the natural values for which the area was established. Prior to the signing of this bill, the only NPS-administered areas in which a diversity of land uses were allowed were the national recreation areas, which were popularly perceived to be limited to reservoir environments. But the bill's passage, coming as it did in the midst of the national interest lands planning process, suggested the possibility to future Congresses that national preservesallowing any number of nontraditional useswere a legislative option for the various Alaska park proposals. [83] Two years before President Ford signed the bill, the State of Alaska had convinced Interior Secretary Morton, as part of a larger agreement, to allow sport hunting in the coastal portion of the Aniakchak Crater proposal. The ramifications of this agreement had the potential to open additional national interest lands to sport hunting. [84] Many park supportersfrom both inside and outside the agencywere "nervous about a park with hunting," according to one planner active in developing various park proposals. But as noted above, Interior Department planners in December 1973, lacking other alternatives, had decided to allow sport hunting in many park proposal documents. The preserve idea thus served as a way to segment the various park proposals based on historical levels of sport hunting activity; and in January 1976, NPS planners posited just such a division for the proposed Lake Clark unit. [85]
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Honors College Staff
Edward J. Harpham
Associate Provost and Professor of Political Science
Dr. Harpham heads the Honors College and serves as Director of the Collegium V Honors Program within the Honors College. Dr. Harpham is Associate Provost and Professor of Political Science at The University of Texas at Dallas. He teaches courses in political theory, American government, Texas Politics, and public policy. Dr. Harpham is a previous winner of the Chancellor Council's Outstanding Teaching Award. He sits on the Board for the Archer Center in Washington D.C. and serves as the faculty advisor for the Archer Internship program. He has published extensively on the role that economic ideas play in modern political thought and their impact upon modern state institutions. His more recent work focuses on the role of the passions in modern political thought. Visit Dr. Harpham's homepage to learn more about his research and courses.
Ph.D., Cornell University
Douglas C. Dow
Associate Director and Clinical Associate Professor of Government and Politics
Douglas C. Dow is the Associate Director of Collegium V, and Clinical Associate Professor of Government and Politics. He also heads the Office of Distinguished Scholarships, recruiting and advising students applying for nationally competitive scholarships and fellowships. Dr. Dow teaches courses in political theory, American politics, Constitutional law and history, ethics and technology, and film and politics. His research interests include the history of political thought and language, human rights, and jurisprudence.
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Director of the Terry Scholars Program
Blythe Torres is the Director of the Terry Scholars Program and has worked in higher education for 15 years. Prior to her arrival at UT Dallas, she was the Manager of the Education Division in Psychiatry at UT Southwestern Medical Center. She accepted the position as Director of the Academic Excellence Scholarship (AES) Program at UT Dallas in 2004 and soon thereafter was asked to oversee the implementation of the Terry Scholars Program while continuing her role as Director of AES. In 2010, she transitioned full-time into her current position. She is a member of two national scholarship organizations and has served on several committees within the National Scholarship Providers Association (NSPA). She was invited to present at a recent NSPA national conference due to her experience in the management of large-scale merit-based scholarship programs.
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Oh, Tony! He actually thinks he'll have the time and/or inclination to paint with a newborn in the house? HAH!
Oh, Tony! He actually thinks he'll have the time and/or inclination to paint with a newborn in the house? HAH!
Kate, I would be furious about the LASIK. That's nuts.
I love chicken nuggets. But I can't do the McDonald's ones. Back when I was a kid they were gray and foamy and I can't get over that memory, even though I've heard they are no longer gray. Other places, though, yum.
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I can't do nuggets at fast food places. I like it when they have tenders though!
Yeah, DH was rather pissed about the whole thing. The dr. made excuses about how his technicians should have recognized right away from the dilation results that DH's eyes were too abnormal to do the Lasik and then he said he'd been out of the country for the past two weeks, which still doesn't explain why he couldn't just look over the results when we came in two months ago to get them done. Everyone knew we were disgruntled when we left and wouldn't even make eye contact with DH who must have had his angry face on--I don't know because I was walking in front of him. He was really looking forward to not needing glasses.
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That's awful about the Lasik! I would have been so mad, too. I hope this weekend is fun for all of you, regardless, and that your dh enjoys his time off.
Most of my appointments went well today -- I got the flu shot, the mammo was easy, the hematology appt was a good checkup. Only snag was the endo. I went in to have a check on a thyroid nodule that I'd had biopsied a year ago. That nodule looked good, but the dr happened to notice another, newer one on the other side. She didn't like the look of it (it had calcification), so she did a biopsy. Two spots, two needles, and this time was a lot more painful than the one last year. My neck's been tender all day. I was not reassured to read that calcified nodules have a high risk of malignancy, and that needle aspirations are not always accurate, but I was reassured to see that if it is cancerous, it's generally very treatable with surgery. Not that I love the idea of having a thyroidectomy, but anyway. Cart before the horse. I should find out the results of the biopsy in a week or so.
Oh, man. That is stressful. I will be thinking of you and anxiously awaiting the results. Will the pain last long? Is dh being a comfort to you? I recently had a spot biopsied and dbf is very dismissive of the possibility of anything negative. Hugs to you.
My dh is similar to yours. It was tough last year with my blood disorder. He handled the not-knowing period, which was quite long and scary with a ton of tests, in a sort of "oh, I'm sure everything will be fine. Don't worry until we know there's something to worry about. Let's forget about it." way. I think deep down he was scared - he's since said that it was the worst time of his life - but I didn't see much support. I have to admit that he hasn't really handled any of my recent medical issues ideally. After my endoscopy, when I was still loopy and he was supposed to have read all the followup papers and be taking care of me, he didn't read them at all and let me eat a giant plate of nachos.
I don't expect this to be different. He's a wonderful, loving husband and father, but this is a place where I know many good men fall a bit short. I'm doing my best not to resent it. It is what it is, you know? But you probably remember when I joked about having daydreams about my doctors. I was definitely wishing for some tender care back then. I hope this is nothing and that I won't need it now.
Gretchen, I agree, my DH is also often less that comforting when I am worried about my health. I hope everything turns out fine.
Jennifer, honestly I'm not sure paint fumes are safe for a newborn. I could be wrong, but to me it's not worth the risk if it's easily avoided by painting now when baby isn't around. If he's planning to paint while baby sleeps, where would baby be? Not in the room?
Maybe I'm confusing painting with lead paint removal... But still, paint is full of nasty fumes I wouldn't want an infant to breathe.
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That makes sense.
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L, how is S doing? Any improvement?
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My DH is uber concerned about my health. So much so that once in college, I called him and said I needed to go to the hospital. My face was going numb and I felt weird (had a reaction to a drug that sent my BP pretty high). I didn't feel I needed 911 and he lived about 10 minutes away. He freaked out and his mom saw him and she drove.....and I guess he kept telling her to hurry and suggested she drive over a lawn...she said she was speeding as it was.
So yeah when I had my surgery, not only did DH and my parents go but I had MIL there to take care of him....I heard he was very grey during surgery. He was awesome afterwards and stayed with me until they kicked him out for the night (now I would insist he stay). My back killed me after (I'm not a back sleeper and over 5 hours on it in surgery was awful for it)....really all pain after was from that....and I couldn't hardly move and he even wiped my behind for me one or two times until I could move more. He brought me my food and if he brought a half cup of cottage cheese, he would go back and only bring me a quarter cup if I asked....I could only eat a few tablespoons at that point and just couldn't look at a whole half a cup of cottage cheese. He didn't eat anything that I liked but couldn't have around me.
He is really quite a good caretaker as long as it's not blood/needles and I'm not crying. Me in labor, he would not be good there. But he's also a pessimist and if we were waiting on test results, he wouldn't be one to be in denial but would be thinking worst case and assuming that.
So I think we are back on to painting....the fumes won him over. He was just thinking baby could sleep in the office or living room the first week and let the room air out. We already have the colors and just usually get pittsburgh paints at menards so I don't know if they do the low VOC's. It is just one room that is 10x10 but my walls are pretty new still and really suck the paint.
His reasons for waiting were, what if it takes so long that we don't get a baby and have to put the room back again to a guest room. We agreed to give it until he's 40 so that is another almost 3.5 years. And I think he can be in denial without the room staring at him all the time....it does feel more like an abstract concept than a reality since all have done is talk about it for years. But he also doesn't want to scramble it together last minute. I want to get it together because I can stop looking at my stuff in the closet and it will feel more real I think. I also know that the adoption has been some concern for him. He hates feeling judged and you are very much judged through the whole process. Even though we agreed to open adoption, don't love the idea. He thinks that birth mom will always be judging us in our parenting and how she would have done it better or differently. I don't think I agree with him on that one. I could see wishing she could have parented but there is generally good reasons why someone places their baby in the first place.
I am hoping for good health and awesome results for everyone!
We've been lucky in that we haven't had any major health issues to confront.... so far. Other than my c/s and hubs babied me for a good couple weeks after that. He was so worried I was going to bust open or something
He was completely, unsympathetic, during the period where we were going through testing when we were ttc Nolan. It was a hard time for me to feel so at fault for not being able to get pregnant and he thought I was being over dramatic. He wouldn't (couldn't?) face the possibility of the reality we were in. I still tell him it was his jerk-iest time in our relationship
Jennifer even with an open adoption I can't imagine birth mom being THAT involved once baby is placed with you. I can see his concern about being judged. You are awesome people, you will be AMAZING parents, and just remind him of that
S is much improved. Still coughing but no more fever and voice slightly hoarse if he uses it a lot. Says throat does not hurt. I had a phone appointment with his doctor yesterday and he agreed that he sounded like he was rapidly improving and didn't need anything else now.
Thanks for asking.
Well shoot, I posted too soon. S. was better yesterday and this morning, and then today he came home from school and was coughing more and has been waking himself up crying and coughing and coughing and crying. He has been clutching his neck in pain. I think this might be something new, though. The coughing is different.
And do you guys remember how Claire knocked out her front tooth last summer? Well, she fell at school today, tripping over someone else's feet while she was running down a ramp. I got a call after school and heard that she fell and bumped her lip but she was fine. She had an acting class after school and when I went to pick her up, I saw that she had fallen and hit her other tooth, and this was a grown-up tooth, and had dislodged a flap of gum and it was hanging down over the tooth and it was kind of wiggly. I can't believe that my phone call was just "bumped her lip and she's fine," but on the other hand I had a hard time examining her myself. We spent part of Friday evening at the dentist and I kept waiting to see if I needed to take S. in but he hasn't woken himself up crying in at least an hour so maybe we'll get some sleep.
The dentist said the tooth is okay for now, and what sometimes happens is that there is residual damage and she'll do an x-ray at her next checkup in about 6 months to see if anything's going on. Poor Claire. She sure has done a lot of damage to herself.
Oh L, your poor babies
It's never just one, is it? I hope they both feel better soon and that C's tooth is okay.
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Oh poor C! And I hope S is feeling better now and you guys have an uneventful weekend.
I took my older two to see Potted Potter today. It's a 90 minute parody of the 7 books. It was fun! It's nice to be with just the two and not be constantly distracted by my darling toddler.
There was a lot of stuff that went over their heads but I think as long as you read (or listened to someone else read) all the books, you'd find it entertaining.
I hope that the kids are all doing better today!
Well we did it....started on the room. Doing two different colors so the top is done with two coats. Not sure if we are doing a third or not....room was gray and we are going yellow and blue. This next weekend I will be working on the blue but at least I will not be a step stool for that. My house has 9ft walls so the very top DH has to be on the ladder to get. In a few weeks MIL is going to be up and can help us with the wallpaper border....she has done a lot of wallpapering in her day and we haven't. The hardest part was getting the queen bed into the basement.
Definitely glad we are working on it now as it does smell in there and it's going to take probably three weekends to do paint and wallpaper. Now my mom thinks it's fine to paint but we should put the bed back in there and keep it as a guest room and finish the rest IF we get a baby. I'm an optimist and use WHEN. DH and I agree to give it until he's 40 so we have 3 years and a few months left. At that point, we both thought the room would make a cute craft room.
Yes, we definitely need to see pics! How exciting to see the room come together.
Grr to your mom to saying if. Definitely when.
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To the Editor: In Frueh and coworkers' review of research on telepsychiatry (1) in the December 2000 issue of Psychiatric Services, the authors focus our attention on issues related to research and economics that are raised when this technology is used to provide affordable high-quality mental health care to patients in areas with few psychiatric services. As they noted, most of the telepsychiatry research is limited to studies of diagnostic reliability and validity and user's perceptions. Many of the articles are anecdotal and appear in publications with limited distribution and no peer review. Most cost and savings estimates are not reliable, because they do not include expenses associated with the per-use cost of equipment, transmission lines, and other infrastructure; technical personnel; documentation requirements; space; and hiring and training staff. The level of grant support is often unspecified.
In 1998 we conducted a study of the feasibility of implementing a telepsychiatry program to link psychiatrists at Michigan State University with patients at a rural community mental health center. A report of our study appeared in the October 1998 issue of Psychiatric Services (2). We identified the many variables that we thought would be involved in conducting a medication management session using telepsychiatry, and we devised a model to estimate amortized costs on the basis of projected volume of use. We were surprised to find that a telepsychiatry medication management session would cost from $179 to $244 more than a face-to-face session. In addition, we discovered immense problems in setting up a program between unrelated health care systems rather than within one all-encompassing system. Issues related to systems and boundaries added costs to the effort that even our model could not account for.
The costs of equipment continue to decline, and wireless technology may eventually offer relief to rural areas that telephone and cable companies do not find profitable to serve. Thus hope remains that the technological aspects of providing such a service will become feasible. Other costs will be more difficult to reduce. Moreover, focusing solely on technology and costs leaves broader social and research issues unaddressed.
Rural areas are sparsely populated. Distances are often great, transportation is irregular, and the populace is poor. Patients evaluated by telepsychiatry must still travel to the site where the equipment is located. Rural areas cannot generate a high volume of use of this service, and a high volume is necessary to lower per-use cost. These facts lead us to believe that economic subsidies will always be necessary. Thus it is fair to ask what approaches will give the greatest value for the money available.
Several research questions emerge from this type of approach. What are the critical elements involved in remote communication? Can other types of services, such as visits by nurses, psychiatric physician assistants, or trained primary care physicians supplemented by telephone contacts with a psychiatrist, provide more personal service at the same or a lower cost? Can review by a psychiatrist of a videotape of a structured interview conducted by another clinician, followed by a telephone call, accomplish objectives similar to those of a telepsychiatry contact, but with better visual and audio quality and lower cost?
The most difficult questions to answer will be those related to the quality of human interaction and the importance of personal contact with a caregiver. It is one thing to conduct an emergency assessment via telepsychiatry to decide whether a person is delirious or suicidal and quite another matter to have a sustained relationship via telepsychiatry with a chronically ill individual. Our culture's enthusiasm for technological solutions to problems has the potential to elevate impersonal exchanges over human interaction.
Dr. Werner is professor of psychiatry at Michigan State University in East Lansing.
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Regional Wage Differentials: Static And Dynamic Approaches
AbstractThis work aims at studying regional wage differentials both in a static and in a dynamic perspective. Previous studies have typically studied this issue using the Blinder and Oaxaca static decomposition. This approach does not provide clear information about the sources explaining the change in regional wage differentials along the years. To overcome this problem this study also uses Junh, Murphy and Pierce (1991,1993) decomposition. We analyse the case of Portugal for 1995 and 2002. Our results show that, although there are small changes in the interregional wage inequality, particularly between the region of Lisboa and the other regions, there are important and counteracting factors shaping this outcome. In fact, Lisboa has reinforced its position as the region with more qualified workers, but the gap in unobserved characteristics has decreased.
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Time must never forget how our great country was founded, or the people of those times, for they are the core of us all.
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The reason for my web-site is to bring you articles, pictures, and my books to the people who have a passion for this time in our history. I want everyone who comes to my site to read, and remember how this Great country was founded, and to see, and read what America is truly about.
I have given many of my books to libraries hoping the children will become interested in this period of history. The way the world is today, and what is happening in our own country, I sometimes feel we have lost the true meaning of freedom, and what our ancestors had to go through to build Americas foundation. I want the next generation to read, and learn about our founding fathers, and the Bill of Rights, and our Constitution in depth, and not five pages in the schools history books. There is more to learn then dates, a few famous people, and a rough paragraph telling about the 4th. of July.
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But high school pranks were around long before my time. I mean, who hasn't headed out in the wee morning hours with enough toilet paper for a third-world country? Was anyone spared from those infamous "kick me" sticky notes?
Apparently, pranks have changed. At a Friday night high school football game, a 16-year-old boy was dared to strip to his boxers and sprint across the field during half-time.
And he did it. Now, Gunner Cook is in big trouble. He's facing a criminal charge and suspension from school.
Thursday night, his mother told Channel 2 Action News a Coweta County deputy overreacted when he tried to use a Taser to stop the streaker. The deputy slipped as he tried to deploy the Taser. As the deputy escorted Gunner from the stadium, the deputy allegedly used vulgar language when telling students to get back in the stands.
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Attendees can also expect a performance by singer Jarvis Derrell.
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Consider the option of selling your exorbitant car, and just own a more affordable one. As we all know, the repair of specialty and preposterous cars are more costly, and this concept is also similar if you're going to insure such types of cars. Even though this particular move is really not necessary, but if you want to win cheapest car insurance, then this step is worth to follow.
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Album Rating: 4.0New album is so fucking awsome, prolly one of the best these guys have ever released, which is saying a lot really.
Album Rating: 3.0no anneke 1/5
Digging: A Guy Called Gerald - Black Secret Technology
i wanna hear her on the new devin
Album Rating: 3.0oh man its gonna rule, well i already heard the album with devin yappin over it but the quality sucked dick
yea but how was it
Album Rating: 3.0sounded awesome minus the shitty quality obv and kingdom sounded so fuckin beef
better than ghost and deconstruct? i mean i guess its tough to compare with the shitty quality
Album Rating: 4.0"no anneke 1/5"
I know man, but still it rules so much, you have to listen to it. If Anneke was on it it would be like masterpiece.
Album Rating: 3.0it reminded me quite a bit of infinity which is awesome but yea i wont say shit yet gota give it proper listens when it leaks
agreed cant wait
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Therapeutic Boarding Schools for Troubled Teens in Florida
Therapeutic boarding schools offer troubled teens from Florida the rare opportunity to start over, and turn their lives around. Therapeutic boarding schools work with troubled teens, as well as all members of your family, to help mend relationships and put the broken pieces of your family back together. Please call 866-452-8121 to learn more.
Therapeutic boarding schools are not just schools where kids can go to spend a few weeks to clear their heads. Therapeutic boarding schools are facilities where serious emotional and mental growth occurs in troubled teens. The issues treated at these long term programs are serious behavior and discipline issues, ranging from drug and alcohol abuse, to serious mental and emotional problems. Unfortunately for Florida, the state is a "child rights" state, making it impossible for the parent to send the child to the program located in Florida, against their will. It would behove you, as parents to seek treatment outside of the state.
Red Rock Canyon School is a licensed residential treatment center. Residential treatment centers differ from therapeutic boarding schools very slightly. The difference being, therapeutic boarding schools offer therapy to their students from local therapists, where residential treatment centers have clinical therapists on staff. Red Rock Canyon School is composed of tremendously concerned, and highly skilled staff members who strive to create a therapeutic Positive Peer Culture (PPC) environment for troubled teens at our facility. Our staff has a great deal of experience in working with struggling boys and girls from Florida, who are having difficulties dealing with the everyday struggles of being a teenager. We will help your struggling teenager recover credits and repair bad grades so he or she may be able to graduate high school and go to college.
For parents of troubled teens living in Florida, who are searching for therapeutic boarding schools, help and restoration is just a phone call away. Red Rock Canyon School offers the perfect therapeutic program to aid adolescents, as well as their families to peace and happiness. Please contact our Admissions Directors to start the enrollment process by calling 866-452-8121.
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We are sharing a chocolate cake recipe today. This one is from my childhood and a sentimental favourite. When I moved out of home all those years ago my beautiful Mum gave me a handwritten recipe book filled with my favourite home cooked meals and sweets. It has been very well-loved and treasured. So much so that it is beginning to fall apart and I am now rewriting all the recipes into a new little book. One I hope my three girls will one day take with them when they venture out into the world.
This cake takes me all the way back to my childhood kitchen, you really should give it a try.
You will need……
2 eggs
2 tablespoons of cocoa
1 teaspoon of vanilla
1 cup of castor sugar
125 grams of butter or margarine
1/2 teaspoon carb soda
1 1/2 cups of self-raising flour
How to make it……
Put the water, sugar, butter/margarine, cocoa and soda in a saucepan. Stir over a low heat until the butter melts. Bring to boil and simmer for five minutes. Let it cool and then mix in the eggs, vanilla and flour. Pour into a 7″ cake tin. Cook in a moderate oven for one hour or until cooked.
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Clearwater Beach House Rental Photos and Description
House, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, (Sleeps 4-6)
This beautiful home is completely remodeled, with new kitchen. The kitchen is seperated from the great room by a bar/counter. Quiet residential neighborhood. In this private community, you have access to the private beach with beach cabanas, barbecue pits, and picnic tables. There are many golf courses within minutes.
There is a private HEATED swimming pool in the fenced in back yard for your exclusive use.
There is a boat that comes with the house.
Excellent restaurants are just minutes away. In the fishing boat (motor is extra) you can catch speckled trout, snook, redfish, tarpon, and more. Beautiful Anclote Key, a state park island accessible only by boat, is just a short boat ride away. Anclote Key has some of the best beaches in all of Florida.
This is a Non-Smoking House. For more complete information - please access our special website link below under "Links to more information."
Florida Beaches in the area... The beaches along the Sun Coast of Florida are some of the most beautiful and safest in the world. These include the following:
1. Anclote Key
2. Fred Howard Park
3. Honeymoon Island
4. Caladesi Island
5. Clearwater Beach
6. Treasure Island
7. St Pete Beach
8. Fort De Soto Park
The string of beaches from Anclote Key in the north to Fort De Soto in the South covers 36 miles and has some of the best beaches in the United States, including Hawaii. These beaches range from isolated, undeveloped tropical islands accessible only by boat (Anclote Key, Caladesi Island) to packed tourist beaches with all the souvenir shops, grouper sandwich shops, and nightclubs. The people that rank beaches, place Caladesi Island State Park, Anclote Key State Park, and Fort De Soto park in the top ten beaches in the United States, with most of the other top ten beaches being in Hawaii.
The slope of the beach is very gentle, making the beaches safe for small children to play at the waters edge. Every possible water sport can be enjoyed along these beaches including fishing in the grass flats, deep-sea fishing, boating, sailing, canoeing, sea kayaking, SCUBA diving, wind surfing, shelling, para-sailing, swimming, and water skiing.
Anclote Key State Preserve
More than 1,000 years ago, this island was pushed up from the floor of the Gulf of Mexico to rest on a limestone platform. This 4 mile long island is one of the few truly unspoiled and undeveloped islands left along the Florida coast.
Anclote Lighthouse
The abandoned lighthouse on the southern end of this remote island adds to the islands fragile beauty and character. The lighthouse was built in the 1880's and server almost 100 years to protect the mariners in the Gulf of Mexico. With the advent of more modern navigational tools such as the LOng RAnge Navigation System (LORAN) and later the Global Position System (GPS) it became obsolete. It was decommissioned in 1984 and for the last 16 years has been abandoned.
Anclote Wildlife
Rare and endangered birds and turtles inhabit Anclote Key. Visitors travel to the island by boat every year to enjoy the more than 43 species of birds that live there including the American Oystercatcher, Bald Eagle, and Ospreys (sometimes called fish eagles). The Ospreys have numerous nesting sites in the tall pine trees that cover the island. Turtles can also be spotted on the island including endangered Loggerheads and Green Turtles.
Anclote Activities
The main activities on the island are swimming in the shallow Gulf waters that are as warm as a bathtub in the summers. The gradual slope of the beaches makes it easy for oldsters as well as youngsters to enjoy the clear warm waters, which are said by some to provide solstice for the soul as well as the body. Shelling is also a favorite activity. Several species of shells can be collected. Sand dollars can also be found by digging your toes into the sand in about 2 or 3 feet of water and feeling the sand dollars under the surface of the sand. The sand dollars vary in size from 1 to 6 inches across.
Fred Howard Park
This park was first opened in 1966 and is located at the end of a mile long causeway west of Florida Ave. in Tarpon Springs, this is a beautiful beach area. The swimming and sunbathing is excellent. The facilities include very nice sheltered picnic areas, playgrounds for the kids, restrooms, Bar-B-Q grills, and beach showers. Bring your fishing poles and your wind surfers. This is a very popular park with the local Floridians and over 2 million people visit the park annually. On weekends it can be crowded, but on week days there are fewer people enjoying the sun and the water.
Tarpon Springs
Hiding just north of Clearwater Beach, Tarpon Springs is one of the oldest cities on the Florida West Coast. The Greeks first settled this area around the turn of the century and started the Sponge Diving Industry. Visitors can enjoy the authentic Greek food in the more than 20 restaurants, shop in the sponge and souvenir stores, and board cruise boats for half day or day trips for casino gambling or fishing.
Clearwater Beach
On an island all it own, Clearwater Beach is the major "tourist beach" on the Florida Sun Coast. Every type of beach oriented activity can be found here. With its many shops and miles of beach, the entire family can have fun here.
Caladesi Island
This island, along with Anclote Key, are two of the unspoiled, undeveloped islands that are on the Florida West Coast. Caladesi Island and Anclote Key are both only accessible by boat.
Honeymoon Island
This island is accessible by a man made causeway. There is a special area where you can bring your pets to play in the sand and the water.
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Guestbook comments from the owner
Been saving a long time for this trip, and staying at blue heron has made it a brilliant experience, thank you very much!!
The fishing has been out of this world. Have caught 20 different kinds of fish to various methods, my favourite spot being just this side of Anclote next to the bar. Today's session was the best as I caught my first cobia.


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Ham and Potato Frittata
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- Calories: 128
- Calories from fat: 25%
- Fat: 3.5g
- Saturated fat: 1.6g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 14.8g
- Carbohydrate: 9.4g
- Fiber: 0.6g
- Cholesterol: 22mg
- Iron: 0.0mg
- Sodium: 550mg
- Calcium: 0.0mg
- Butter-flavored vegetable cooking spray
- 3/4 cup finely chopped reduced-fat, low-salt cooked ham
- 1/3 cup finely chopped sweet red pepper (about 1/2 small pepper)
- 2 cups frozen country-style hash brown potatoes
- 1/2 cup sliced green onions (about 2 large)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground pepper
- 1 (8-ounce) carton fat-free egg substitute
- 1/3 cup (1.3 ounces) shredded reduced-fat sharp Cheddar cheese
- Coat a 10-inch nonstick ovenproof skillet with cooking spray; place over medium-high heat until hot. Add ham and red pepper; cook, stirring constantly, 3 minutes. Add potatoes and next 3 ingredients; cook, stirring constantly, 4 to 5 minutes or until vegetables are tender.
- Reduce heat to medium-low. Add egg substitute; stir gently. Cook 2 to 3 minutes or until nearly set. Place skillet in oven, and bake at 450° for 3 to 4 minutes or until set. Sprinkle with cheese while frittata is hot.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Diabetic, Gluten-Free
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
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"(1) Emotional balance. The sniper must be able to calmly and deliberately kill targets that may not pose an immediate threat to him. It is much easier to kill in self-defense or in the defense of others than it is to kill without apparent provocation. The sniper must not be susceptible to emotions such as anxiety or remorse. Candidates whose motivation toward sniper training rests mainly in the desire for prestige may not be capable of the cold rationality that the sniper's job requires."What happens when The Army employs a would-be serial killer: the cold, silent hunter with a scope, a rifle and a very good eye who can shoot you in the face from a mile away and not lose a wink of sleep over it. A trope commonly applied to a lot of snipers, mostly the evil ones, what with loners being evil. Prevalent due to the allure and popularity of the idea of a lone, stealthy, and emotionless hunter. May overlap with Emotionless Girl and The Stoic, as well as The Hunter. Thankfully, the overlap with Psycho for Hire and Sociopathic Soldier is very rare. See also Weapon of Choice. Compare with Archer Archetype in medieval/fantasy settings. Likely to find work as a Professional Killer. A common subversion is the Friendly Sniper, who is not only much more personable but also usually saner (and is more likely to be depicted as a good guy).
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SUNY Upstate Medical University raises $484,238 for area human service agenices
The United Way of Central New York has recognized SUNY Upstate Medical University for its continued high level of giving and honored the university's Community Giving Campaign director, Zanette Howe, as its 2006 Campaign Volunteer of the Year.
At a reception yesterday to mark the end of the agency's annual fundraising campaign, the United Way noted that SUNY Upstate was again one of the top five contributors in Central New York with more than 1,700 employees contributing nearly a half million dollars. For the 2006 campaign SUNY Upstate ranked first in leadership giving—contributions of $1,000 or more from couples and individuals—for the seventh year in row and ranked second, behind National Grid, for total dollars raised, $484,238.
Howe, who serves as SUNY Upstate's special events manager and who has directed SUNY Upstate giving campaign for the last 10 years, was honored by the United Way as its 2006 Campaign Volunteer of the Year. The United Way noted that under Howe's leadership, the amount of money raised by SUNY Upstate's employees has quadrupled since 1996 when she took over direction of the campaign and the number of employees participating in the campaign has more than doubled.
Howe credited the success of this year's Community Giving campaign to the leadership support of campaign co-chairs Phillip Schaengold, JD, MBA, and Laura Schweitzer, PHD, the 180 volunteers who served as campaign committee members and department representatives and all employees who contributed.
"Engaging excellence is not merely our mission here on campus, but also our mission in the community," said SUNY Upstate President David R. Smith, MD. "Thank you all for your steadfast support of this campaign."
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This river divides my hometown, Horsham, Victotia, Australia.
Water from the Wimmera River and its tributaries has been regulated since the 1840s. Nine weirs have been constructed along the main channel of the Wimmera River of which six are still in place. These provide important fishing areas. The new Wimmera Mallee Pipeline has replaced the open channel network which will result in a savings of 103,000 ML/year. Four main pipes, originating from the Grampian storages, will take water to towns and localities within an area of 60,000 square kilometres. This provides increased environmental flows in four river systems but may reduce inflows into a number of lakes no longer required for operation of the new system.
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The goal of "Max Freeman" is to combine Max Payne and Half Life for a fun sci fi experience in a noir setting. Playing as Gordon Freeman, you will encounter terrorists, zombies, special forces and many other classic enemies from the Half Life universe. The mod is almost complete, i've been working on it during my days off and it's going very well so far. Expect a christmas release for the first version.
The final update to Gordon's model. Now featuring the Half Life 2 HEV Suit! :D