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Crescimento econômico e liquidez externa no Brasil após 1970
AbstractThis paper assesses the relationship between the capital account and the Brazilianeconomic growth according to balance-of-payments constraint approach. The Thirlwall(1979)´s simple rule is extended to take into consideration capital account and severalempirical evidence using time series analysis are shown. Conversely to the simple rulewhen fitted rates of balance-of-payment equilibrium economic growth average bellowthe observed ones, fitted rates of growth using the rule extended to internationalliquidity are consistently greater than the observed ones. It is fair to conclude that, first,the Brazilian economy grows better during abundant international liquidity and, second,the economy sub utilizes such advantage growing far less than it could grow.
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Southland Publishing purchased SLAMM magazine, a music biweekly, from publisher Kevin Hellman in 2002. It planned to target young, educated readers in San Diego, an audience whose needs, Southland's owners felt, were not being met by the other two major publications in San Diego, the San Diego Union Tribune and the San Diego Reader. David Rolland, a journalist and editor with more than 10 years experience, was named editor of CityBeat, while Hellman, the former publisher of SLAMM, was named the entertainment/promotions manager of the new weekly. Rolland is still editing CityBeat while Hellman, who organizes the annual North Park Music Thing music festival and San Diego Music Awards, is the weekly's publisher. CityBeat continues to sponsor the San Diego Music Awards, which was initially organized by Hellman's SLAMM magazine.
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Justice Department investigators were here six months ago. Since then, an inmate committed suicide, an incident the Justice Department questioned. Today, the investigators refused to talk with us, but John Cole Vodicka, Director of the Prison and Jail Project that spurred the federal investigation in 1995, says not much has changed at the jail, "It's never been at a point that anyone can say they really are making an effort to make it a constitutionally sound facility and the Justice Department has given this community every chance to do what's right."
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Top returning boys: Derek Alban, Jr., dist.; Caleb Anderson, Jr., dashes; Andrew Ellis, Sr., dist.; Tom Hancock, Sr., throws, vault, dashes; Will Horn, Jr., dist.; Dave Knaide, Jr., dist.; Austin Markley, Jr., vault, dashes, jumps; Ben Pickett, Sr., dist.; Denzel Varner, Sr., throws.
Newcomers: Drew Cook, Fr., vault, dashes; Colby Fell, So., jumps, throws; Julian Meares, Fr., dashes, throws; Jake Wade, Jr., dashes, throws.
Outlook: "The girls have talent in every event and should be solid in the IAAM A conference," said coach Rob Torres. "Our strongest event looks to be the high jump with two girls who've already cleared 5 feet and another just about there." There are 38 girls on the team, which is strong in the sprints, hurdles and field events. The strength of the boys' team is in the distance events, even with Ben Pickett out most of the season with a stress fracture. "The biggest challenge we have is small numbers (20 boys), so we may be challenged filling all the events," said Torres.
Conference finish in 2011: Boys first in MIAA B Conference, girls fourth in IAAM A Conference.
Head coach: A.J. Farris. Assistant coaches: Mary Schmedes and Kelly Bryant
Top returning girls: Breana Hagwood, Sr., hurdles, dashes; Brittany Meads, So., dashes; Ashley Joyner, Fr., dashes, jumps.
Top returning boys: Albert Goode III, Sr., dashes; Terrell Adams, Sr., dist.; Sharmar Robinson, So., dist.
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Newcomers: Ian Fiser, Fr., dist.; Nick Fransham, Fr., dist.; Jake Knight, Fr., dashes.
Outlook: There are 37 on the boys' team and 22 on the girls', the latter being smaller than previous years. "Our strongest events are the throws, distance, and pole vault," said coach Eric Benjamin.
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Newcomers: Luke DePasquale, Jr., dashes; Phil McDonald, Jr., dist.; Danny McKee, Jr., dashes, mid-dist.; Jake Ross, Fr., dist.
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It seems odd to have to put the candidates through another debate on foreign policy, not only so soon after the last CBS/National Journal debate, but also given the events taking place (or rather not taking place) in Washington with regard to the supercommittee. That, combined with the economic meltdown in Europe make it a sweet time to talk about economics (again).
But, given that it's my thing as it were, I would be remiss if I turned my nose up at a second chance to delve back into international affairs. And, in any case, given that Syria is headed for conflagration, given the fluid situation in Egypt and given the formation of a new government and the arrest of Saif al-Islam al-Gaddafi in Libya, now is a critical moment for the American public to hear what the candidates think on these things.
In fact, it might be argued that if one throws in the spectre of a nuclear Iran, the ongoing war in Afghanistan, the shaky situation in Iraq, the transformation in Pakistan into a failed state, and the economic and military rise of China, there has been no more important a moment since the conclusion of the Soviet Union for a Republican president candidate with a clear and dynamic foreign policy.
This evening, suffice to say should I manage to stay awake, I shall be looking out for the following from the candidates:
- Mitt Romney: He needs to be nailed down on a single issue, particularly in terms of foreign affairs. He loosely agreed with Perry on the zeroing out of foreign aid, and was ignorantly bold on China in the last debate to his discredit. He needs to give the voters and pundits something to chew on.
- Herman Cain: It is inevitable that the moderator will throw to Cain on the question of Libya. He needs to give a clear, concise and terse response to any remark, and not laugh his gaffe off as a by-product of the lamestream media with their gotcha questions. (I hold out little hope on this — it'll be a car crash).
- Rick Perry: He performed more-than-adequately in the last debate, providing the star quote of the evening on moralistic foreign policy. I'd like to hear him talk more and with greater specificity on his foreign aid programme, and moreover not divert back to the matter of energy independence whenever he is stumped.
- Michele Bachmann: She needs to be more consistent. In the last debate, she was lucid on Pakistan and terrorism, then provided a clanger on China as a model for the United States in terms of reforming its social security and welfare.
- The others: Ron Paul to highlight the moralistic side of his foreign policy (and I'd like someone to nail in on the consequences of his isolationism, other than Santorum); Jon Huntsman to provide light on China, and go after Romney for his brazenness in the last debate; Rick Santorum to speak authoratively on Iran at this critical juncture (and if possible to clarify his stance on Israel).
I suspect and fear however that the attention and focus will be on Newt Gingrich, or as Paul Krugman put it recently, the stupid man's vision of what a clever person sounds like. On Gingrich, I expect nothing: simply more guff and bluster, snipes at the media, and competent, perfunctory, and unremarkable answers which sound full of wonder and fuzzbox to the layman.
Wish me luck!
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Perhaps I expected too much of a Republican presidential debate. I had hoped, after what seems like fifty or so discussions on the economy, on jobs, on Obamacare, that this foreign policy in South Carolina would act as a delicious interlude overflowing with analysis and big ideas.
Sadly, the format prevented it. The CBS/National Journal debate was anchored by two great journalists, and Major Garrett in particular was tenacious, but they were hindered by the strict time format and the brevity of the event in general. Only sixty minutes on primetime, network television on the some of the biggest questions of our time? plus thirty minutes on the web? If it's not important enough for two hours on CBS on a Saturday, then they shouldn't have hosted it at all.
But, they did, so here are some thoughts. To rattle off some of the other candidates, Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich were competent, if perfunctory and unremarkable. Ron Paul was correct to say that waterboarding is torture, that it is illegal under international law and that it is immoral, but in general he was as mad and unhinged as ever.
Jon Huntsman and Rick Santorum were able to shine through in the moments that they were given. Sadly, they wasted too much of their allocated segments complaining about how they had so little time, and in the case of Huntsman, merely listing his past experience. Santorum was essentially correct on the two most important questions of the evening: Iran, and Pakistan. Were he not a homophobic, napkin-waving lunatic, he might be more electable.
Which brings us to Herman Cain, who easily gave the weakest performance of the evening. Whilst in the economic debate, his stock answer is "9-9-9! Grow the economy!", in this forum, every response was coloured with, "I'd assemble a great team and ask them". Cain seemingly prepared an answer on Iran, but had little knowledge (or rather no knowledge) of the Arab Spring, or Afghanistan, or Gitmo.
It was embarrassing, and he ought to be shamed by the fact that his entire 'peace through strength and clarity' schtick was exposed in one brutal and naked exchange with Garrett. He was asked, point blank, is Pakistan friend or foe? After a pause, his best answer: "We don't know."
Michele Bachmann displayed signs of lucidity on matters of foreign intelligence, particularly with regard to Pakistan, and the termination of bin Laden and others. But her grasp of the issues remains blinkered and decidedly ignorant, and she seems unable to speak without reaching for the old tropes on President Obama. And, if there's any justice, her clanger of a comment on China as a model for the United States in terms of reforming its social security and welfare programmes, will loom over her until the end of all things.
But it is Rick Perry who, once the make-up is removed, will feel most pleased with his performance at the CBS/NJ debate. It was — up until the invention of the word, 'forwithall' — like we were witnessing the second coming of a more articulate and clear-minded candidate. He will, more likely than not, receive some blowback in the form of some negative ads from his comments on Israel — even though they were decidedly in favour of maintaining "substantial" aid links with that nation.
Rather, it was Perry who made the most salient remark of the evening. Speaking on China, and after some rambling preliminaries on Reagan (who else?), Perry stated:
I happen to think that the communist Chinese government will end up on the ash heap of history if they do not change their virtues. It is important for a country to have virtues.
Whilst the grammar of the remark is off-kilter, the essence of the comment is on-the-mark. Nations which do not afford their citizens rights and freedoms, and governments absent of virtues, values, and a decent moral compass will inevitability implode, crumble, or be dismantled by their own peoples. Witness the Arab Spring.
The problem the Republican Party has, based on the debate, is that there exists amongst any of the candidates no actual credible foreign policy to back this up. Romney, for example, nearly declared war on the Chinese for currency manipulation and fictional trade offences. The candidate who can seize Perry's sentiment, and formulate a moralistic yet pragmatic foreign policy which will appeal to the American people's sense of their own especial place in the world, will ease their passage to capturing the nomination, and maybe even the White House.
A Mormon hides in the Moment
A lengthy riposte, such as the one I received to my article "Romney hides in the Mormon Moment", is just too delicious to leave. For, but hours after my piece was posted on hackeryblog (an article which was posted here a day later), a Mormon blogger, purveyor of the site The Gospel According to Jeffrey, took up my challenge and underwent the "I Believe…" test. In doing so, he was overly critical of the whole idea and as it goes my article in toto. I shall attempt to be precise and terse in my response.
The author's initial gripe appears not so much to be the questions I selected, but rather that I stole the grammar and cadences from the creators of South Park. "It's obvious that Mr. Hoar [sic] knows little to nothing about the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ," Jeff writes, before going on to take my questions as normal as if they were entirely valid queries about the nature of his so-called church.
The most flagrant, shameful and nauseating incidence of mendacity and white-washing in Jeff's riposte came in answering what was arguably my strongest question: "Do you believe that in 1978 God did change his mind about black people?" Jeff's response, after some banal preliminaries by way of a badly-written quote from the false prophet and huckster Joseph Smith, was so astonishing it demanded a double-take: "Church policy has never discriminated on the basis of skin colour" [emphasis added].
Jeff makes the assertion in his reply that Joseph Smith was some kind of Lincoln before there was a Lincoln. Sadly, we are all too aware of the following for that to be even true-adjacent. First, Smith conceived of a race of Lamanites, whose descendants were punished with dark pigmented skin for turning away from God. Second, Smith and his followers actively preached against abolitionists in Missouri in the lead-up to the American civil war. Third, one of his disciples, Orson Pratt, proselytised that at the time of the battle between God and the devil, a people who did not take a side in the conflict were cast out "to take bodies in the accursed lineage of Canaan; and hence the negro or African race".
We also know that Joseph Smith's successor, Brigham Young, drawing upon the former's teachings, instituted a policy which meant that no African-American was allowed to hold any position within the Mormon priesthood, nor take part in a succession of important rituals and ceremonies, including endowment, marriage and sealing. It was not until 1978 that on account of divine intervention, President Kimbell announced a reversal and the extension of consecration to all males regardless of race:
He has heard our prayers, and by revelation has confirmed that the long-promised day has come when every faithful, worthy man in the Church may receive the holy priesthood, with power to exercise its divine authority, and enjoy with his loved ones every blessing that flows therefrom, including the blessings of the temple. Accordingly, all worthy male members of the Church may be ordained to the priesthood without regard for race or colour.
In the wake of such evidence, Jeff is left with two choices. Either, the elders did receive word from God on this matter, and therefore the Lord himself did "change his mind about black people". Or, if we presume that God never took a position on African-Americans, it must be concluded that not only did Joseph Smith fictionalise the various revelations he received on race, but the elders of the Church then lied subsequently in the 1978 declaration in order to duck a rather thorny branch of Mormon doctrine.
I am thankful to Jeff for taking the test, and making his own affirmation of faith. As you can see, it was rather revealing, but he isn't the person I want to hear from and the American people deserve to have answers from. Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman need to say if they think President Monson speaks directly to God, if they think God lives in the vicinity of a star named Kolob and, more fundamentally, if they think Joseph Smith is a prophet, if they agree with the 1978 proclamation, and as such where they were whilst their church was actively discriminating against America's African-American population.
To read the original article, "Romney hides in the Mormon Moment", click here.
Romney hides in the Mormon Moment
NEWSWEEK has labelled this the 'Mormon Moment', encapsulated by Trey Parker and Matt Stone's The Book of Mormon taking home nine Tony Awards (the theatrical Oscar), including Best Musical. The show is a hit with the public too, currently grossing over $1 million a week (setting the record for a single seat at $487.25) and playing at 102.6pc capacity (we're talking standing room only). The original cast recording has flown off the shelves, landing at third place on the Billboard 200; in doing so it became the first album of its type to enter the top 10 since Hair in 1969.
The Book of Mormon takes a succession of pot shots at the tenets of Mormonism, but ultimately the message of the show, so asserts David Brooks, is that "religion itself can do enormous good as long as people take religious teaching metaphorically and not literally", a "warm theme infuses the play with humanity and compassion". Parker has called the show "an atheist's love letter to religion".
All of this is fine in a Broadway musical: in fact, as Parker and Stone have pointed out, the show probably won't work if they spent the whole time mocking Mormonism relentlessly. But this sickly, über-tolerant take on faith and spirituality – one which sustained Oprah for twenty-five long, vapid years – will be detrimental to America's political culture if they fail to grill the two Mormon candidates currently running for the Republican nomination.
When Romney ran last time around, he made a speech on his Mormon faith billed as equivalent to JFK's on his Catholicism, but to describe the former's oratory as Kennedyesque would be to slander and defame the former President. Jack Kennedy confronted the fears the American people had in 1960 about Catholics openly. "I believe in an America that is officially neither Catholic, Protestant nor Jewish," Kennedy said, "where no public official either requests or accepts instructions on public policy from the Pope".
Kennedy used the word 'Catholic' twenty times in a smart and brilliant speech. Romney's verbose 2007 address used the word 'Mormon' but once, skirting around the issue to instead orate at length on the traditional social conservative talking point of America as a Christian nation. When he did discuss Mormonism specifically, Romney said the following:
There is one fundamental question about which I often am asked. What do I believe about Jesus Christ? I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the Saviour of mankind. My church's beliefs about Christ may not all be the same as those of other faiths. Each religion has its own unique doctrines and history. These are not bases for criticism but rather a test of our tolerance.
Never has an assessment of schisms in Christian doctrine been so understated. Not only this but his defence of his faith, if you can call it that, was abject, weak and fuzzy. Instead of opening up about his philosophy, Romney elected to hide beneath the shelter of tolerance, as to demand that, merely because his ideas on Christ are different, Americans should blindly respect that by never questioning him about it again. Such an argument is intellectually dishonest, brazenly arrogant and un-American.
Rather, Romney and Jon Huntsman should be required to answer a number of very specific and direct questions about the nature of their faith. It should be called the "I Believe…" test, since all these enquiries demand sincere declarations of faith. So, do you believe that ancient Jews built boats and sailed to America? Do you believe that the current President of the LDS Church Thomas S. Monson speaks directly to God? Do you believe that in 1978 God did change his mind about black people? Do you believe that God lives on a planet called Kolob? and that Jesus has his own planet as well? Do you believe that the Garden of Eden was in Jackson County, Missouri?
Some of these questions are of course more important than others, to the extent that whether or not Huntsman or Romney consider there to be a planet Kolob does not have much of an impact on their ability to conduct relations with China. On the other hand, Romney in his Mormon speech made it clear that he sees God as inseparable from government:
In recent years, the notion of the separation of church and state has been taken by some well beyond its original meaning. They seek to remove from the public domain any acknowledgment of God. Religion is seen as merely a private affair with no place in public life. It is as if they are intent on establishing a new religion in America — the religion of secularism. They are wrong.
No: Romney is wrong. The First Amendment is a two-way street: it grants individuals the freedom to practice their faith absent of central influence; but it clearly separates church from state in order to keep religion out of the public sphere. Kennedy acknowledged this in his address: "I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute, where no minister would tell his parishioners for whom to vote [and] where no church or church school is granted any public funds or political preference".
Romney instead believes in a polar, odious conflation, where at once religion (read Christianity) should be permitted to creep back into the public sphere, completely free of criticism or objective analysis. The First Amendment protects religious observance, but Americans have a duty to uphold the Constitution and a right to query all those who seek elected office about their faith, be they Catholic, Baptist or indeed Mormon. This 'Mormon Moment' ought to be a chance for Huntsman, Romney and other notable practitioners to discuss their faith openly, for an America without an honest discourse on religion is no America at all.
From an idea originally published as "Romney, Huntsman and the Book of Mormon", June 17, 2011.
(Source: hackeryblog.wordpress.com)
Huntsman, Romney and The Book of Mormon
When John F. Kennedy gave his landmark speech on his Catholicism, he allayed the voting public two principal fears with regard to this alien faith: he would adhere to the separation of church and state, and would be answering to the American people, not the Pope. Mitt Romney's speech on faith of 2007 was a somewhat woollier affair. He used the word 'Mormon' but once: "I believe in my Mormon faith and I endeavour to live by it". He added the following:
There is one fundamental question about which I often am asked. What do I believe about Jesus Christ? I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the Savior of mankind. My church's beliefs about Christ may not all be the same as those of other faiths. Each religion has its own unique doctrines and history. These are not bases for criticism but rather a test of our tolerance. Religious tolerance would be a shallow principle indeed if it were reserved only for faiths with which we agree.
Indeed, the Mormon Church's beliefs are not the same as other faiths, but Romney is fundamentally incorrect to argue, sheltering under the umbrella of tolerance, that we ought not to critique it. He and Jon Huntsman should be required to answer a number of very direct and specific questions about their faith: the Book of Mormon test. Do you believe that ancient Jews built boats and sailed to America? Do you believe that the current President of the LDS Church Thomas S. Monson speaks directly to God? Do you believe that in 1978 God did change his mind about black people? Do you believe that God lives on a planet called Kolob? and that Jesus has his own planet as well? Do you believe that the Garden of Eden was in Jackson County, Missouri?
One of the qualities which make the United States one of a few exceptional nations is its absolute freedom of religion, as set down in the First Amendment of the Constitution. This freedom is a two-way street: it grants individuals the freedom to practice their faith free of federal or state influence; and it prevents one faith from dominating all others by separating church from state and keeping religious proselytising out of public life. Americans have the right and the duty to question all those who seek elected office about their faith, be they Catholic, Mormon or Southern Baptist (or indeed, maybe one day, their absence of it), and Romney is wrong to argue that religious freedom is a shield, preventing all faiths from any kind of criticism. The absence of religious criticism would mean the death of the American experiment.


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There's sometimes a sitting fee, which you pay to book the photographer's time taking the shots, then there's the fee for final images you pay upon receiving them (some may request partial payment after seeing the proofs, and final payment after edit). I'm sure some here also require full payment upfront. The point is every photographer is different, and that's why you talk before the shoot and before paying.
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Each week during fall migration biologists from the Illinois Natural History Survey fly over the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers to count the number of waterfowl using the river habitat. These counts estimate the number of ducks and geese seen on the routes only, not the entire refuge. Survey numbers are used to describe general trends in the number of waterfowl resting and feeding on the refuge through the years. Survey results are used by managers, hunters and birdwatchers to monitor the progress of migration. Biologists use the number as a tool to assess waterfowl use (often referred to as carrying capacity) in response to management actions. Waterfowl use is influenced by off-Refuge factors such as continental populations and habitat and weather conditions throughout the flyway. On the refuge, food availability and the extent of human disturbance greatly influence the number of birds present.
To view weekly waterfowl numbers from the Illinois Natural History Survey visit http://www.dnr.illinois.gov/hunting/waterfowl/surveys/Pages/MRAerialSurveys.aspx. The labels in the survey that relate to the refuge are Swan Lake, Gilbert Lake, and Batchtown Refuge.
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The battle rounds continue on The Voice Monday night, and this year's crop of mentors are having a great time guiding the contestants through their paces.
Rob Thomas , who's a mentor for Team Cee Lo , says, "This is a different gig than the normal gig...it's fun to be a part of. You see it on camera, but to come in and watch from behind-the-scenes and to see Cee Lo and [to see] he actually is committed to this...it's really cool to see."
Rob says that when it comes to giving advice to the singers as they face off against each other, it's all about making sure they remember who they are as artists.
"[I have to remind them] that it's not their job to become the song," Rob explains. "It's their job to make the song fit them. A lot of people come in and they're coffee house guys or they're singer-songwriter guys and they might get a pop song and they're not really familiar with it, but it's still their job to make that fit their style...it's not their job to become a pop singer all of a sudden."
As for which contestants he likes best, Rob mentions Nicholas David , the guy with the long hair, long beard and glasses who triumphed over Todd Kessler when they sang Hall & Oates' "She's Gone" last week. He also likes MacKenzie Bourg , who beat Emily Earle when they sang Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen's "Good Time."
"When I say favorites, it doesn't necessarily mean they're the ones that I think are gonna win," says Rob. " They're just the ones that really move me...they just have this spirit about them that you kinda feel like no matter what happens in this show, they're gonna go really far."
Meanwhile, over on Team Blake , mentor Michael Buble is such a fan of the contestants that he's actually invited two of them -- Julio Castillo and Terisa Griffin -- to appear on his new album.
"I'm making a record right now and I've written a song called 'Acapulco' and when I heard [Julio], I was like, 'Oh my God. That's perfect...I will totally use him,'" says Michael.
As for Terisa, who was stolen by Cee Lo for his team after she lost her battle against Julio, Michael says, "That voice is sick. That girl can really sing and I love it. She's like a diva already...I need a girl with some soul to sing with. I need a voice that is really distinct and clear 'cause I'm doing a bunch of songs that I think she could really help me on."
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In an old barn on Garrapata Ridge, several teenage girls sat focused on the words of Marcie Chapa, a percussionist who recently toured with Beyonce.
For many of the girls, a stay away from the comforts of urban living at the Big Sur Land Trust's Glen Deven Ranch was a rarity and a treat. It was also a chance for them to connect with a woman who has had success in music.
That type of experience was what officials at the Big Sur Land Trust had in mind when they launched a new mission of sharing the wilderness with a new audience. They have worked in partnership with the Monterey Jazz Festival and formed relationships with groups serving Monterey County youth, such as the YMCA, for nature workshops.
The longtime mission of the trust is still acquiring and conserving tracts of land in Big Sur. But this year it received a Community Foundation grant for about $21,000 that allowed it to host the recent workshops with Chapa.
"This program is really unique, and I'm ecstatic about it," said Paul Contos, the Monterey Jazz Festival's education director. "Through the connections the (land trust) has in East Salinas and south Monterey County, in the course of this week 75 young ladies who ordinarily would have no business getting anywhere near a (Monterey Jazz Festival) program will have the chance. They are generally underserved and not musically inclined or anything like that. It gives us a wonderful opportunity to reach into those lives with this synergy.
Last year the land trust and jazz festival commissioned artist Bill Frisell to stay at Glen Deven to write his music and later to rehearse with his band for the upcoming festival. This year, with the grant, the land trust was looking to do something more.
"I talked with Paul and told him we wanted to do something with young people who don't have any musical experience," said Lana Weeks, the land trust's director of community stewardship. "I knew (the jazz fest) is used to working with the most talented young musicians, but I wanted to know, 'Is there someone out there who would know what to do with (musically) inexperienced young girls?'
"Paul had recently returned from a jazz educators conference where he had experienced Marcie and he said, 'You know, the person I'm thinking of, she's a Latina.' And I said, 'You got it, Paul.' I knew Paul knew plenty about jazz education, bar none. If he thought she was a good teacher, and being a Latina who worked at inner-city schools in Houston, then I trusted him. Paul was so excited to work with her."
Prior to coming to Monterey, Chapa asked Contos if there was a gym at the "hotel." He told her, "I have to remind you, you need to get there to really understand." At the ranch there is no TV, phone or Internet connection. But there are eight new tent cabins for the campers.
"As he was driving me up the hill (to the ranch), oh my God, I was freaking out inside," Chapa said. "I thought, 'I'm staying in this little cabin up in the hills.' I'd seen all these scary movies."
The next day she found she was at ease with the scenery, and was looking forward to working with six girls from the South County YMCA and 22 teenage members of the nonprofit support group Girls, Inc., among others.
Chapa participated in three two-day retreats at the ranch and was surprised by some of the girls she worked with.
"These girls were very insecure," Chapa said. "I had a chance to connect with a couple girls. Their heartbreaking stories made me feel like crying, but I couldn't — I had to stay strong for them."
The two-day experience included hiking, swimming in the ranch's pool and staying the night in tent cabins with views of the coast, as well as the mountainous Los Padres National Forest.
Chapa said many of the girls came out of their shells and soon began to ask her a ton of questions about college and everything else.
"Normally I don't work with girls with life challenges," Chapa said. "It's more with kids that have musical talents already ... This experience is a first-timer, an eye-opener, but I kind of like it. Actually, I love it. It's influenced and motivated me to go out and work with girls with life challenges. Not necessarily teach music, but music as a tool to motivate them."
The land trust has been doing more than music retreats. The ranch has hosted youth nature retreats, with Project Manager Todd Farrington and Assistant Program Coordinator Christina Weisfuss experimenting to see what works and what doesn't. The land trust plans to expand those programs next summer.
With so many kids throughout the U.S. spending less time outdoors, Weeks said, this is a way to encourage a variety of cultures and groups to respect the land, enjoy what nature has to offer and bring into the land trust community a wider demographic of supporters.
Contos, for one, is sold on the mission.
"Nature, the sound of wind through the trees, the birds, sounds of the ocean — all the synchronicity of those elements together make this a magical experience for everyone."


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Cathy is the executive director of the Council for Biotechnology Information. She is also the executive vice president for food and agriculture at the Biotechnology Industry Organization. Cathy earned her PhD in Biochemistry and completed her postdoctoral training at The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine before becoming an agricultural trade and environment negotiator for the federal government in 1995. After her government service, Cathy worked for the produce industry before joining CBI and BIO in 2011. Cathy is a passionate advocate for all of US agriculture, and served on President Obama's Agricultural Policy Committee in 2008 and again in 2012.
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A: This and related questions about labeling are great questions. We are often accused of being against labeling. We are not. Let's address seed labeling first. We support farmers' right to choose the seeds that are the best fit for their individual farms. The individual GM seed products sold by our companies (we sell conventional and organic seeds, too) are clearly identified as containing GM traits, and farmers choose and are aware of the type of product they are buying. They... Continue Reading
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A: The companies that support GMO Answers are not directly involved in the Florida orange crisis. However, here is an article from the New York Times that explores this issue. I think you will find it interesting: Citrus Disease With No Cure Is Ravaging Florida Groves.
Q: My question pertains to labeling. Why aren't GMO ingredients listed on labels in the same manner as high fructose corn syrup, aspartame, etc? Whether I approve of these ingredients is not so much the point as is having the freedom to choose.
Posted On: Monday, 7/29/2013 6:52 pm
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A: I support your (and my) freedom to choose, but because neither safety nor health is a concern related to GM foods on the market, I support voluntary, market-based labeling of food for the presence or absence of GMOs. As indicated in previously answered questions, while FDA requires food manufacturers to list all ingredients in a food on the product label, it does not require food to be labeled based on the production method used to grow the crop that food manufacturers will use in their... Continue Reading
Q: Why do you spend millions of dollars opposing GMO labeling? Aren't you proud of your products? Please don't give the excuse that it will cost consumers more for labeling either - you have raised your seed prices over 230%.
Posted On: Monday, 7/29/2013 4:49 pm
Answered By: Cathleen Enright, Executive Director of the Council for Biotechnology Information, Monday, 8/05/2013 9:36 pm
A: As believers in GM technology, and having seen the benefits nurture farmers and society alike, we are proud―in fact, you'll see many of our accomplishments under "GMOs and the Future of Agriculture." And you'll find no excuses here―just our attempt at a straightforward response to a good question. We absolutely do support the right of consumers to choose food that is healthy and nutritious. And although we do not sell food products directly to consumers, we support food companies'... Continue Reading
Posted On: Monday, 7/29/2013 3:08 pm
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A: The short answer is that the FDA does not require a label for GMO foods. The FDA has determined that: "…there is no significant difference between foods produced using bio-engineering, as a class, and their conventional counterparts." Many other authorities agree. For example, the American Medical Association stated in June 2012: "There is no scientific justification for special labeling of bioengineered foods, as a class, and that voluntary labeling is without value... Continue Reading
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Although the topic is relevant, a thread like this is an open invitation for cranks.
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For a change, what a bunch of crock. I welcome this subject, since it's stained the game. BTW. there's just as many PED users on all the teams, give or take, including your beloved Red Sox. On the Pats board, I would think my avatar would tell them, & TexasPat (I doubt U know him there, an excellent, knowledgeable poster, the guy who writes up the report cards, and is as good at it as any journalist) has complimented me on it.
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These are wonderful. I did make a couple of changes based on previous reviews. First, I added some chopped onion to the garlic and also 1/8 tsp grd. cumin. Instead of 1/3 c. water I added 1 8oz. can no salt added tomato sauce and only about 1/4 c. water. My husband, who is not typically fond of bean burritos loved them so much that he decided to take leftovers for lunch the next day. It was a home run!!
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Add guacamole and chips to this hearty vegetarian dish for an easy Mexican meal.
Yield: 6 servings (serving size: 1 burrito)
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- Calories: 361
- Fat: 10.3g
- Saturated fat: 3.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.1g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2g
- Protein: 16.8g
- Carbohydrate: 52.2g
- Fiber: 11.4g
- Cholesterol: 19mg
- Iron: 3.3mg
- Sodium: 735mg
- Calcium: 395mg
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon chipotle chile powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/3 cup water
- 1 (15-ounce) can organic black beans, drained
- 1 (15-ounce) can organic kidney beans, drained
- 3 tablespoons refrigerated fresh salsa
- 6 (10-inch) reduced-fat flour tortillas (such as Mission)
- 1 cup (4 ounces) preshredded reduced-fat 4-cheese Mexican blend cheese
- 1 1/2 cups chopped plum tomato (about 3)
- 1 1/2 cups shredded romaine lettuce
- 6 tablespoons thinly sliced green onions
- 6 tablespoons light sour cream
- 1. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add garlic to pan; cook 1 minute, stirring frequently. Stir in chile powder and salt; cook 30 seconds, stirring constantly. Stir in 1/3 cup water and beans; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer 10 minutes. Remove from heat; stir in salsa. Partially mash bean mixture with a fork.
- 2. Warm tortillas according to package directions. Spoon about 1/3 cup bean mixture into center of each tortilla. Top each serving with about 2 1/2 tablespoons cheese, 1/4 cup tomato, 1/4 cup lettuce, 1 tablespoon onions, and 1 tablespoon sour cream; roll up.
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